22 10 305 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f86d9c13b8b6602edd4bb1103eb816bf.pdf aa3fb656e9e3200b6a84184283f55ac9 PDF Text Text V rherty Put* Down Keen Hen Via tree Strike Route Its Daugherty's pitching an tU o b i , striking oat 13 t th e p te te , tbs St. AuBelnte bunched f its hlU fourth losing to bring In 3,081 Athletes w BACK IN FORM ) Schools And Colleges nte, Tlsmann right field at sera advanesd Goff to i a sacrifice and Petto i la with a single to struck out but Robin, to to drive a single itto who was on second n it of a ste a l Goolsby Com pete In P istol M atches In O cala Rule Upheld By G olf Association —i ■■ ** -lit* Me, scoring both F lair ♦ Vifltigg, -(AiS SPpbter TKAaJ 4AT f o f ii m i M f flsw S M fiw u giblllty rulss for the snnttsl state men's am ateur tournament opening Wedneiday. Tbs ’ action reversed an earlier decision by directors to permit participation by arm s and navy In training In Florida, oven even men tn Had not been in the though they had • • as -' ■ _i state for a year i squired of players In previous tournaments. C arl J / Jackson, secretary-trea* scerrisry-treesurer of tho sorer the nsaoeUtlen, association, as said Id ofof­ fice ra and dlrectora fleers directors a t a meet­ ing yesterday against an yeaterdav ru la l agalnrt aner last-minute changes In IIhe he eligibil­ ity ruling, but would take on un the question a_It the annual association masting Wednesday night In in makmeeting Ing p lan a.fo r the ID45 tourna­ ment, , , <• Thus Ova ene-yest requirement will be mmllwri formly to civilian and military » r.t ls u roller lb itublnuu II Oooleby i t Tlrm atm J li F la ir rl Varner It Key A egean Towns Reported Captured By German Troops D E U N D . Apr. 82 — (Special) — The 887th anniversary of (he birth ef William Bliakeapeara will be commemorated here Wednes­ day with an all-day program spon* aord by tha speech and dramallcr departments of Rtataon Univer­ sity. Rtslaon officials reported today that the day'W ill be highlighted with two separate eve te, a dedication program In the af­ ternoon and an outstanding dra­ matic production Wednesday night. Dr. Inriig C. Stover, veteran head of the Stetson speech de­ partment, will euloglt* the fa- f mom English hard during the at Stetson University, v Shakespearean memorial program pert In e Bhakespcersen at 3:48 o'clock Wednesday .after —» piogram Wednesday, noon. The first hatf.hour Of the program will be broadcast .over station WDBO, Orlando, direct from the Htover Little Theatre, featuring the unveiling by the Stetson professor of a bust of Shakes pm re. chorle reeding* of the poet’s sonnets, and famous speeches done to character by leading student players. The five-act tragedy, "Corlolanus," will be staged In the Lit- X-' aniackwall . 1 * * * Total* ________ . ..1.... I I I I f 4 .ItaaUsd for D a u sli-tlr In lib . Scnr* b r Isnluas: Auausllii- . , eoo 10* *0*^4 21•.nford ..... ...... veo so* SI*— l JCrrurn Tl-m snn. Jueilc*. Uoff. naps Pelts, TIM nin. Vlslr, Varaei, UOir, iueilce. irune battiH In Varner, Ooff I, l-elle. Rnblneou. Whitlock. TWo-hsee Nile, H a lf. Booth, Justice. Hlulm baeta; Hettr. Oaerifleea, Ibarn. Double > play,, Seller and Tismao, Loft on bases. St. A u b s s U k * a. a* e ford I. Base banks, Joe Povel, Q. B. Phillips, Xh£JJ£,.& & .rjr$ &?■ ris and U E. Goodrich! sharp, shooters, Billie Hurlbertj marks, man. W. <W. Weeks, J. A, How­ ard, H. W. Mmlcahm, B. M. Duka; and Melvin Dram. Official* of the Florida W est Const Plata! League i n f t A. Brawn, preskUntl J. L. Fnttto- » T S J 8 f 5 r ti- x FLO-T w a " R S r o S 'S u S , E. .11. Lnjeock Stetson To Honor Shakespeare With A ll-D a y Program S kT lr^beeullfuJ r b . I I off first PHILADELPHIA, Apr. El—OP) - A n e n t r y list df 8000 athlete* for Um forty-seventh annual Prim Relay carnival this gvckrad off trad ample proof today of th at old adaga " g n a t oaks from llttl* a e o n s grew.*’ , Most track’ and field events data ibair baginning back to tbs d s n oit ancient Greece, bat tbo relay me* lb which four runner* compete as a team U a 40-year, aid American contribution that has gfewn from a single race vanla to tstom a a fix tu n an track urograms throughout the world. The relay race was a sue. was *>,The* li-hola qualifying round will be played Wednesday and match nley will ateit Thursday, continuing to tho finals Saturday. the Iaft fielder b*U waa to runner* held felled t* run a* aw tba hall had U 'S ' consequence >to third to fore* to second for a Haney, f t was the »ld far tha game Taking Part Will Number.Some 500 Jra s j r a Florida State L eague the Olympia games program a t London In 1008 gad four y u an later a 400 meter race waa added. Carnivals similar to tba Penn competition era now held In every section of the country with the Drake Relays a t Dee Moines, Iowa, also echadaled this week, end, ranking second la ere. The mile relay has been pert of dual meet program* for yean. Fewer then BO athletes rep rv tenting eight Senega* and eight high aehoola participated In the first Penn relay* In ISO8. This week’s 3000 athletes will repre­ sent approximately BOO colleges, prepare W y schools and high schools located from the Atlantic seaboard to the Pacific. The late Frank T. Ellis 1* credited with originating the re , b y rake two y e a n earlier. 8 to . ooo men retreating south to Thermopylae, historic gateway wading to Athena and southern Greek embarkation point*. A dispatch from an AssoetoL *d Proas w ar correspondent who landed jU ctam r, Turkey, attar Two destroyers, presumably Brit lab. wore acid to hove been ordered last T hursdiv to stand by to evacuate Ring Gonrg* 11 ef Oveeee, Uw royal family and Greek officials. B ut King George postponed Mb departure following the sutelde Pram ter K aritlt and ramalned to au n t ptedb___ _____________ _ Southern Coal Men Agree To Negotiate ^ " “ 'NOTON, Apr. n - -'* ’) 7* “ W J W coal operators, act. ta r c l the request of the White to ratJrn to N tw T *fk v gad rtop«n nrgotUe W oftara for a contract w h B fr ,j3 s is J h ," r ’,T ^ Mount Olympus from being ru t off by German Unha which brolrn through to tha weal and fanned b u t over tha plates of Thessaly. _a*m *n troops want onto IS toHes from Thmnepyla* wbera Greek defenders, and possibly I t o e of the Britleh, intended In make a final Moody affect to u tra Athene, 100 mite* sway. War Increases Im port E ntries LOUISVILLE. & ri5 rK «u "auear daddy/1. DETI Da trait around. hi* hurier Oisay Merchants! Back Chamber P lay For M o r e A dvertising think tha work It la doing ahooU ho continued. Tourist trad* ha* been good thto year, and If wa The dispatch from Turkey raid lachlan are* bltamlnoos mlaca. performed |i woold shonlder the hold lug off the crusl r German ferae* In i Um ramose te of,to o Ml til Strother, whoea gracious personality a* well aa beauty, won bar the Ufl* of "Ml** Florida 1*41" will wtleom* visitor* to Urn Florida National Exhibits’ displays, a t At­ lantic City this summer. - Mltxl was selected fa a recent beauty contest a t the "Miami Bfltmera" to rapraesnt Florida to the "Mias America" contest held annually si VAMFA I'OUrB John Flaherty J. L. Fergorsea R. L. 8 landau M. D. fllneUtr Tolel______ ST. PK TEM B intO TRAM A. J. Riggs C. G. Robinson Tom Harris , Gldge Gandy 1140 POLICE Total JACKBONVftXB POLICE R. B. Button J. W. Thomas '• E. L. Goodrich W. E. Hurlbert this their headquarter*, and see points o t Interest In this section Total, of Urn state. I’m to favor of do. SANFORD tog anything to help the city dn4 , woalyaae. • Jasper -Bfsdl . L A K i e n u of tfc* J W Roy wiUlai Hardware Company said ' 1m, a , W, Lee hurdle racy.- t*tm Yugoslavia. Total CODNTV ’■“■W* advertising volume, I belter* are Measure Providing 29 should do iO.1* New Baaes l i Obeyed E. M. A m ltage of tbs Armitgge Cabin Coart wrote! WASHINGTON, Apr- M —(ff) "Fallowing o « conversation of meant date re advertising Sanford — The HtBs* Nava) Commltta* ■tad Its attraction*. I sriah ,to say yesterday approved tha' fifty that ihrough the past y m ra a d - »HItoh dollar navy section te w bill wKHant divulging onkU U y *) BiM * * ?our * ; ^ow ‘numite Ma u a uU n gnan ^an g our business has shown a Increase which he* mad* It necessary for us |o build two additional double eetUgea. “ The larger campaign for ad­ vertising Ranford for 1MI which yon mapped eat for me should ■how a decided toctvee* to tourist bdstece* to 1041-48. Will be glad Naval ^ to a s tilt roa to any way we can five. M to help the cause." G. D. Workman of tho Valdes Hold wrote: T ti " I weald like to make a aug. gsatten for your advertteteg �1 r.Sijp* .. i f 1 *’ S em in o le Conn I y P roduce* M ore F r a i l A nd Y’rg e la b lc n T h a n A n J S im ila r A rea In F lo rid a IW SPAI'fcK S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , N l'M D E R ZOO M tijtb c r A sso ciated P re a s art Of Greek Army Gives Up As King Leaves Athens R e p r e s e n ta tiv e s Of Industry Will Con­ fer With Legisla­ tors On Measures *t Nazis1 Armored Monsters Roll Into Merchants Agree Ojn Wednesday For Hatf-HoEday This Sumi it N avals Craft r Already Be On Way Over Atlantic 1,000 P l a n e s erbrook S t a t e s ly One Was Lost i Ferry , Service SWlNGTON. Apr. 23— S * c r* U n r Knox sa id tbd*y •b o u t 20 f u t lu rid I motor torpedo boat* were Canadian P r in t U in later W. L. Mackenxl* King la pictured a* IS itonw n, mwuiwuuf, ho arrived a t , Hyde Park, N. Y., Bsavtrbrook, British minister of aircraft production, told (no for t visit with Prealdent Rooms veil. The twp Issued a Joint statement' th a t the U, S. and Caned* henceforth will pool all their la sonrcoo for hemUpberie defense end assistance to Axle TALLAHASSEE. Apr. 23 — W")— Cltrui committer, of the Legislature will meet Thursday night to hear representative* n( all branches of the fru it Indus­ Wednesday will t>e the day for try. The eitrui bill* have been the luminrr half-holiday* . w ___ Ihta Introduced. year Instead of Thursday, mem. Representative* of Die industry her* of the merchant* commit­ explained the bill* to a S tn iu tee decided yesterday afternoon committee at a brief meeting this a t a mcetlnit at the Chamber of morning but the group withheld ■Commerce office at tha City aetlon pending a public hearing tall, . Principal reason advanced for Tuesday. The voted SB Is II bo change In closing day wa* to overrideHouse Governor Cone'* vela tat the habit of buying grocers. It* on Friday and -Saturday has In 103# of a bill authorising become a custom hero a* in oth- taxing unit* to art up separate fund* for paying refunding bund* M grocery store manager* and »nd original bonds In vetoing It two yearn ago .work* working on Thuikday aft­ ernoons to prrpar* their stocks Cone said It sought to give taxing 'fo r Friday smr Saturday buau officials too much power lo d lv criminate between bondholder*. ' It was alan pointed out that Rep. Crary of Marlin who In­ troduced the original hill and w h o .Orlando, Del.and. Winter Garden ami most of the town* In this ashed for the overriding of the Vicinity had voted to doer on veto said Cone "larked a sympa­ Wednesdays, and the merchants thy for the taxing units of the considered It advisable for San­ State." If the Senate conrurs with ford store, to observe the tamo the Huuie, the bill will becomr -holiday. Edward Higgins, secre­ law. Governor Holland's recommen­ tary of the Chamber of Com­ dation for term* of the member* merce, explained. of the Slate Road Department .* Considerable discussion ______ lire. ceded the decision to change the and other appointive officers lo | holiday to Wednesday, Mr. Hig- expire with the Governor's term gina said, but when a vote was wax endorsed 8 7 lo 0 by tha taken It **a unanimously In House today. Rep. Hold of Undo aald It would allow an Incoming favor of the change. It wot decided that the stores governor lo make hi* own aelccwould begin closing for tha hall tlons of parsons to occupy key holiday on June I and continn* positions in hi* administration. The bill now goes to the Sen­ ate. At preeent the terms of ap­ pointive officer* vary, some of liondon Sources Say Mosl (J recks Are Continuing B a t t l e ol the ll;i Ihmi- u,.| «arcil to buVu .ill hill r in |rd ill i(„ Allie d dsbacle. ) 11n i l I in lli-rlin aald e l S ,n i ► had 1* u 1 •'MijMl MI I , i . . i trou pa ..... iilly. caugh t t ai'd ii i tell1 ntn i III iilV \ VI t 11jk r in i h r l r retreat v fir ml pin" In iif finnnml Natl r u le tr i u m p h a n t ly th ro ug h the tliivk purl nf Salonika (irimnn Tripoli Harbor Is Sanford Trying Scl Afire By (inns For $14,000,000 Of England’s Fleet Hr any Use I'resT o T ass (Jute, I n r c Directors CARRY AIII.N Despite a lower tax rate in 1M0 than the previous year, rr. csHpt* issued increased bv 682 and the amount celleetcd ahowrd a gain of ltl.D1l.0d as of Apr. Cl, Jno. D. Jlnklns, tax collect­ or for Seminole County, aald to­ day. Record* In Mr. Jlnklns' office disclose that on Apr. 2I, ID1I tox rccripU for State and Coun­ ty taxes for 1D40 were Issued, and the amount of taxes collected was 1236,663.01. Taxpayer* saved 16,801.87 in illacounta for early payment, Mr. Jlnklns aald, making a total In­ cluding discount* of 1341336.78 iv Armies Said tullrctod. Tha amount collected A gainst Nazis ou tha 1040 roll to Apr. 21 I* TO 1-2 percent of tha sntlr* fruiter. Apr, IS —W) amount assessed. Total taxes vait*, diplomatic sources arssed for 1040 are 6342302.48. sy night, f|va Yu,to. Mr. Jlnklns said. The laws of Florida provide that If the taxs* on any real c»lia a ils s it ** V ast Tw») Control 300 Percent Hike In Income Tax Proposed WASHINGTON, Apr. >1 -(/P I — An increase ranging from 300 to 800 percent In taxsa on low bracket incomes was proposed rise would stem n of t graduated Ways and Mean, a aortas of II pHod to t k f JU U sable IIIsom e to taxatlesl’ kfto H ospital P lans iby Doy Oh M ey 12 *>'V Air Corps Depot t' n It I'll K BR1TIHI II I I I llniuhur di ng T r ip o li . I.iliys tpi 21 < D e l a y e d ) — (A’> T in ml hut guns n f R r l l a l n - tti liti-ri an ran (Iret set Tripoli hailm r aflame i n l a y In wl.ni i.fficern ,ald w a , the h l g y i - i so.I mov'. antctactiliir b n m h ardm i-nl u / 'n u v a l lilatm V, ■ Taxpayers Save Over Huts Will Be Built $6,000 By Settling Near Army Campm Kiwanis Club Hearn Early, Jlnklns Saya Itritisli Rearguard At Thermopylae C u t Down By Nazis In Push Through Pass Balkan Conflict Seem s Near End le c b o M - Im told a a t m tuiifscssma h* Is confident l i a defSM# to Britain Win be maintained despite Brittsh reverse* ih -the restern MedL t reran tan. m If people have-read history, he said, they |dnuM know totter than to seals the pinnacle of hope ooe day because of a sea battle o ff -Italy and dsecond Into the depths another day because of A xis advances In Greses. . * t t i said this war to not to be woo h r anch Isolated event*, hut line the existing defender oerscy going. He added quoUfkfltlon that ho feels •ting defender U Britain, maty, tbs President hod to comment on published describing London quer- Salonika i - m . Iri.| I lo v T h e y pump,-<t lu n tr li m n t.Otnt ■ of ........ lug ml I Inn* or li If Ik r > s p | n , i v i n ! , , III, t I.H-'l.nll > p s i k l l U r l i s i y ( oh *1 lm ■■ ..f Ho- C u r da'a two horvr trarko, ttwn In. k . I UmI mv m ill 'd mi ifiniiw anil liitllnnv led the problem **f finding .* i . . i h lutli fn ’‘fin Iiiriitl r VhllrtT I 'l n f i T l |li*p. \ miiii tin* It.t I ( | i " h j aiihatltute. The Sctialu grunt, I In- pull !»<'»<•• |in *it ion I nniMi’d nv t*i Ui. M u . i MhB them two murr >ln>* to work K>■- "i".iv "v IIn m 1mlies In* hlmiF In kba rd nf Mn**nliiijH InH knK A l l ‘t a n J ward rompremlxi' f Ifill ’Mi-BI Fll|l|M»t « n| ill* (t'Mil |v.lflichnliU b|Nll||l('i . MI f The Governor’, plan rail. (•■i I 1*11>" i: it’L'ulHt H<lnt|p*nni Inh(| t h M iiiik tin i ni'iiib -liik-n^ an added tax of 6 prrrrn I mi I Mkl't* lillM'N I'lki* I'llK -tn'M' a tn | I f I rift'll l>eta at horse truck., to rui.u ul in a wta I I'lin 111 |a,wij »' 11 11if |p!j 11 - , 111IT flu* |iiifnDnt Inli Cham her Mails Brief To W ar Department Citing Advantages Sanford today put in Ms hid I n nt V III ,inut -uni thiNatl 1!• 1Pi i imin I'lfO/l t Mil141III 16- plug gin g th rough 1Ii. i MM. |*ll in i ni - i iik i mllew from tor l r 1i Iriilli-ualy pur au \ till'll m>: lln It n i l h I . . i n - , i . t r e a t i n g I..W,il l Mi . lie Hi ii ii- capital. W Ph to •Itiilll illv r.b ombers re­ uivn *link IiP.lHH) Ions of pm Ii .I I nI|I|» im (. i i r k h u I i -ip, w ithin the pn ’ 1 l 1 h " i n , II. i im i>|Kikcsmcti i V, il I'MSI d <dmiht tlnii fi w ll. 6;. F . would ever sc* fmi'i'N «ll t i n n Imiur u 6*MI M Utettihi Mu-vitlim n High Comnimid hiiiiimiik'imI the Uttck armlet in K|iirits and u e i t r i n Macedon ia In til down Uit'll it m u ftj; 1M04 P* M. 1/ ♦«! r M K N T )'t* t nl*>t for one «*f d r f h r net* nlr carp* ifkii|ti mg in on unconditional ilejmtM* <m i i " - i i i i g m hunt f i t , M'PIlll'l J|< A lln r»;s Kinir (itniritr d i oOO.OOO, fin i f hfttiling mr phim* I . lit I r «1 tin (#1 i r k trim|IH IiBli Mini en gin e*. Mini ptnv tiling landing ■ - ij- i m 'I .hi li t ii i intIi't* without our t H Ids. LiJwilii) 111g g in m -ci *'( in t , Ivit'Mi it nr i <i mill Unit (hr «u rM tiMlIiMiril Um l'*|P I ' l i f . l / »il * \ tint' ttf U m Inikii h6l *1 * W||| lit How the Salvation Army is Iran I I'd iii Hi. •miUiinid;, I hi* VVai aiding In the nation’s defense Ih'jiikl tui' fit Ip/j,■v iiiiiiiimn .'il. preparations by planning to es­ ■no.t 12,000,000. plu. all the odd I limit lln iln* I*•i tin luff'd ( hhM- iilmafit lln ni" I (t*iv*i-i ftmuRti tin i b-ii? m '» 11f nhii hi v bbill im 11 l.s tis 1< r mini d jut v h t Iv ' nit at I m! hu ll |*'*hifi a tablish huts near Army training cent breaks, to rat»r almut I.THi.. A 11 lef h.i* la im jti i'fuiii nl I m, Iiril i • f i lo di ^ l m u I rifM ramps whore soldiers will gel OOO—Loth to be u ,n l in iurmt*. I hi* I hilliillt i i >1 I i sin mi' |i i < *i i lug old age prn.lon. from ulwuit ■ Mini fn i i*i' Thi 6'||lM wholesome recreation snd relig­ 112 lo about |23 a month Imu Int t h Hn atU anfjiRip n| ijn* Mhl ilf i ious services Wax outlined today in bv rimtin •> 11 a it pm I fm lln Spokesmen for Hialeah and Sin A v -In IhfiriUn* «U'i|iiiii| Unit l u i r a M Ih i " dmtr I hid N Y A In hoc, lie ifi |pi it ( by Captain R- E. Rose, head nf Tropical Parka, both at Mi am i, m l ia inr *>In 11"* Mill Ji (Milim nlf II 11- IAI'll IJ i IK j it •■» f"i jrfi* j.i■< I to m S r m Imile prog ra m the Sanford branch, at the Kl- assorted such a tax III W h ■ * h 111 L on*ly i I mmijik * 1 1 form* M ill In' |»«'f nnlti'd In i"Mni h s t*fifI tpf in tirlMiidn. i s wanl* luncheon at the Valdes would wreck racing in Florida | will* m i at •r to 11 limit (iNyiriK udniMnioii rt"|i, •d hv i h r ^11«I r* office of Holland himself prnpo.ed two Hotel. . "S m il nfil I I »» ftatrrni’nt Ik ii ^ fullnton flu S ^ \ (in- AilviMoty Itotord, Introduced by Dr. H. II Mc- safeguard*. The first would limit l he f iii64nrin k of lui^i ImlJ m <t ’a f i ’H A h k i d 'C o H o n o r I .............. 1 Mi* i,'it iippointod, 1a luklnir *c. Caalln, who with Basil Moore had the new tax to two yeare to *lisiifortt thi f M’mmii Im* u v r i tii! I i 'ii M i ■inch ii I r t l r r nmil tu I*. Tickets Of Trainees toll! In- I charge of tha program, Captain next legislature could r rm o v i the I >•!»•? limn v ol I hr i itlH' i* lh nf. ii. .h MM*ff director. It. It If It proved harmful. The olh nir tins i 1 1 ' Ross declared tha Balvatbn Ar­ i«r.tl m t iih m itii nl mu n t y w ill \ |..... I. Im ul i llr rr tn r, m id y l " ' • iph'H* my was also serving In tha Eu­ er would guarantee that the r i « i r f n l " f fti |'jif I > r n i ' wn!i SI A I til'S 1I M \ i>r J i On Ili'i m ri K hud! 1 1 M id n < ropean war sons* with first aid conn lire would continue lo get Ik* (aX« «' |i I Ion nf I I r M lifli nf Mr u* l . m V m n rfill iii t. M 0 p« i i i H luI i ii r r t i n y of the the same amount of money they f f km i l r ) Hr»t|phn w a - tn&rkoi U m * l « l i - i l n •r t nr «*r ■* I 11vI* mtv ire, iif till ill-fee si station* and food canteens. I ' O \ V P i orv CiMint il of S y i r L The plan to establish huts neur now receive from an equal dl i i I iai 'Da and nii’r* h a n t i havi* ai T i l r t o d u \ •Jillt'>l ii|mni i ll n|>r|-6ilni%* in thin still* n il i •<11Mi y , M r ll u rt u n laid th* tbs training centers. Captain vision of the proceeds from Uic I u,i)it lai n rtclh fl iipnn fn im ). n f |I'w I Mil I MMl * ami JihIu imr pli6r*'p Or t|fifiiiil v 1 i i iiti11 iii,it Uji |p» UfiO I u y i will rnri trill pin f« »| Rosa aald, 1* being worked out s i lxling three percent tax. h i Imi U* iimfiy huutlit*i|« nf dnlturi fur m n|tff .it mn I'iihiiif n nd 1- i nk i pi I « "Hi wiirrmiiiddrifr court* "Nobody's ever going lo make In r11b I n tdi 11% our htoAidiiill tmim In djf lt lK U m i U i ' S with tha United Service Organ­ i fniiti' from p u l I nl m . |Im i «p w.ptk nn the Orl and o air isation, a group composed of me believe/' Holland said, "that T i n a Bt'ii m n ib tiinl kb ill la1 no n It VIM110|| 11 pi i 11 t h i ' i r hnnn-to In 1 11*111a l i4*ii < f * f d i T » I .i • I r MropnituUnn I n to |>e fur* 00(1 pilutto .1 representatives of sis bod lee, the because of thla tax people won't ii|ilion U u r litkzeiift mid mta*i Ilf Mi n i I.'IIII* ! n i i ll is liiiirrto m dud »b Ihi- N Y A mid m g n Y.M.CJL, the T.W.OA-, tha Jew­ coma to Miami and attend the 1 cI mitB Imvr xpi’iit niHfty diilinr " hud In * n vi |M.| l« d m Iiiti * iih'viI m i i H i i u iln Inn r Im i n m '| ul |'20 for lhe T§pi uf fniu l* 1 1 ish - AM Society, the Knights of race* and bet their money. rithi mid li*di/iHK In k■ l i*“in il In thi* nimiy linin’ hrfint hom wipj I, |ir rind, Governor Holland agreed 1 hr I hi i • |'«'i will hr luruti’d Columbus, tha Travaton Aid So­ nirh, hml rinl In't n hnfmrrtl hy J the c I mJ of the muiMoii in u nh -r f \hunt r:»n n r r m in nddltion to opponent* that the addod ciety and Um Balvutleo Army. In Okiul|i'lH,i ' i h , I Ik 1 1 1 , t* l* || 11 mI ri'tottourunl !i|i«*riUnr> Thiu, hr * *Tlas.—i ia 6wa»eaBitfl. 1 m ^ ^''’foril ..... .. ....bull nitdiul, « nuM*d « iiihm i v« irunit mid N e w V ii D » " h mip| in I he miuth th. *- n tu hi rlru feil nnd y^rsdid Arrangements a t present call would' bw*n iiwertiv* to betting j K i n ford iiriilf ri h r r » i ‘l( liv \V I 1A ImI +ir me n m l e i l on the for tbs salting up f f >36 service through bookies, who p s r no tax li.piichfM* holdtT in i h r Fhiridu In Burnt' n i m -* le rl rrb In •’ii*l Ii to i-. Ip>I ip 11d r|i«- t %bfi uddi Biin fMf il Mnnieipnl A iriio rt In huts, of which < | would to In the to >tlie State, but ho added: 1 UiiniiKhnul thi'ir thi|n*l di |mit s f*r **I.j|1i|y winjld hiniti* l.tugur. lln nr hull fulls will vn wiUliml f 1,1 d r i nt iMiitofruct the two 4,000 "If there'* sfiy bettor wsy tu i Im r v t l >t HInir li i l h i n thmr |M»toii Irlji South. tu I h r u m I hf i I pitid miti tor a I I ' 1 " ’ r now m ) a , the letter » U t e i. I' nn r ih p**l • tilj. Jiily Mif* in uur Tbs Salvation A m y branches control bookies than to hsve an I ip loMMCfj'i that frurii’hiuf in Bun I l f *wiled u U m i I uim i •> lln fi»rl Bmp. it u nnt included In the which are located In nearly 100 aroused public opinion among a find biCRUur nf thi* fu v nrjll itr 1 U n i u vrnihn n i r i b i N ti t hrfk mi Middl. (•*»! f n , Im rfn h l, VVI*V pro i»*r 1 the lioarti ftdvUiA countries and colonies tha world large bloc of elderly cltlsens )iubliclty rrcvivetl from thia f**r the f u n \uli»r nf hm rlu iin hills, Him Anlunni, T r i m , and thi um nf N Y A lulior with ih< over, a n doing their share in getting old age pensions. I don't ( i*riMtritrtii»n after RuhniitU n k il to tale head, Sei rmnenni. « ulif •ir> luriittohinir tool*, n hulldoser raring far the people of Europe, h s w U * luih hr vii totii rifil u n t toii id h r I’m ' llralilirijf the nrnl fur tills (pi ar tem in Bt A u k ' i U iuc*. — *" ........ 11 m ami atunipty end Captain Kao* sate. About 100 nt Moliilt , A hi , nrnl Og<lrri. hipilthfiil iiu mfiler pa*dlrnr tiijiii* 'fell Ii«r1rih»ii In the project, men have boa* sunt from the I Meh rHMia ciUimm und nirrrkiiiitii Imv® LIGHTS ON IN HUNGARY A h m ld in r fm vocational w ork United BUtes to man __ Till' lifto d* j i'' I i Nil II Will r u v r i .- j r.nd ribntrd |£tnrrmislv td» thi* T s l n d c s ( i r m v e r s A s k tin Inn-ti « iiiiteniidated by ih# branches, Um official dtclaroJ, R1out I til Ml mm I* , n ml, u n d r r not n e w Yo r k . Apr. i s — w - - rmiFO r kihtI iiii; nut Idii rr in n*VnniiMli- f diutity H r hmd Hoard a t and are working to hospital*, Blockouts to Hungary ware dis­ t o m aavi* On? privtloff** of fruing J o o k s ( ' l a s t ' d S u n d a y ttinJ i 'inrlifion , pinvidi' r m p l iy Oo* f tilo n d hik'h aclited. Cement air raid abettors and other place continued last night on order of t«> ih« hall park and imymi* i n f i l l fo r a hu i ii ,i(Hi 1 1v d i n 11to mir| hi-., k ’ f ii r Ole runs I ruction hava they are needed. u n i inlirditt tnrti, thi'ir 40 ccntii plus Ink tu bvitnrNs i’A lln K F .E , Apt '3 — (H p r. 3fill nf first M Wittin nr «f III r * lf riti.1 the n to ister of interior, the Uurin addition, tbs Baton ties Army speet radio announced. The broad­ Ihr aport. le-rirh ih put r ill hiivr nn r fdNMl ria ii lim v rn hi the K »rr. Is assisting in caring for child, cast was heard by NBC- In the “ E r t r y rant of icvi*nut gi th rl«<|r> M T l in n 'I iirmbiy axk^cl fuut i mi w n \ nud t h r r r tiOhll.fiHii who have burnt gvaeuatod to future all houses and street* will rill r.»nee gate l* n i ^ d r d In r m r v H h n i f f Hoi' lluker t„ r ii f n r rv lun w n yp, l.uriMckp. liani'Mr», #m1LOCAL WEATHER through the NUinmrr S u n iix ) rlosllig ngam st rura l Vliy •• ytoid*. nvrrhtoiil hhopb fur he lighted s< was customary bc- TI hhra olaain iiirplenrp mid r n ninrn, und rip/iir ffk e r a and d i r r c t o n of the Jouka m tills >rrl lun Iwcanae, I ’s t l l v ctnudy, pnsstMy scat. t b r Balkan war, the radio I h r y said, ricld u u r k r r a were ihnpB ffii Mriruiinriit, i wdion, In t r t n l lliuinfcr showers In the exIhBtollBBN <»** I'M* Thirvi • • -1 get ting drunk Siindnyx and were Mtmmrnlto mid other ai rc raf t fee. I r u n e no rt h purtion toni ght ant a Raym ond R eel Made Star Scout A h 22 O thers A re Awarded, Prom oted ■njkooad Boot of Troop five star rank to Raymond Reel of >ao I W f l l t the rank o f Star T r*'S I , while W. F. Kadcr gave i Hoard Urges Us i Of NYA Labor On I’roposid A irport unfit fur w u ik Monda y m n m l i u . cctoBurir*. Th e , laiior shor tagr, they said, wax acute. Until I'uhukra and Hell* Glade have Hunday clneinr ordinance which fnrro* wrnuld-b* , liquor buyers into lhe rutsl ares*. T h ursd ay . Poultry R aisers Arc Advised To Increase Flocks By D. F. Sow ell Poultry raiaera In Bemlmiln County wrre advised last night by D. F. Sowell, extension poul.tryman with the College of Ag­ riculture at the University of WABHlNOTON, Apr. » i-* F I Florida, to Increase their flock* — Transfer of control od , ■**■" to meet the greater consumption Luka Region DroadrusUng brought about by dofanso spend, pany, licensee ef radio ht*. WLAK Ut Lakeland, to Mr. Sowell warned, howyver. VL Eld matin, was ut th a t enlargement of pons and b y lb* Federal flocks should bo of a tempor­ Commission. ary tu to rs and not n permanent expansion. Ho spoko a t a west- Transfer Of Station WLAK Is Authorized a— a■ as■ j .V - >*V;nW*• 1hN- - s I JV*- • ' / ti to.yjLTawmrt -ir eft* ,A-jJ s - f *• ' i T ijrr Explaining the need fa rh k » .*• ( creased egg production, Mr. Sn, , well pointed out that tbs Army expect* to provide an egg a d*y for each aoldisr. and that th a n • Will to about 1*00,000 man mSm A arms by June 1. . ' . m L*' pegged tha price. M 1‘ " * a* m ■iJ �* IN SPRINGS. Apr. 2> oa# for i April, .1*40. 1J— The. B u t* ' apbuf* the (pence cxchang* ®P- Bfean d i'f W back from a nwioic heroic itUnd uic piaini or ineuA ir sina u v now nnuking p iin g m a t the jjRM of Thermopybta, ]m s than one hundred ihflea from Athena and the port of embarkation a t Firaeua, but the newa of the aurrendar of the Greek army in the weet leaving the entire left wing of the Allied command exposed affords little hope for anything better than a aucceaefol evacuation. Though thla battle of Thermopylae may be the blood* ieat In all htotonv.lt to obt th* first time the Greeks haVo mliight to defeiid their Harold kingdom by making a strong aland lh Its narrow defiles. Thermopylae (which cornea from the Greek word thermo* meaning hot and pyia meaning gate) haa long been famous as the gateway to the narrow neck-of land by . which Invading armies front earliest times sought, to reach the ancient Mat of democra­ cy a t Athena. . Nearly five hundred years before Chriet a huge army of Persians, then considered a barbarous people, conquered Greece by way of this same paaa of Thermopylae, Then VERBS FOB TODAY TKACH BY . EXAMPLE ILL AB BY ftORD; Tek. pto thyhelf/and unto th* ti continue In themi fo r In talc, thou ahalt both save end them that hoar thoo. The Christian Science f 1 Monitor) t out o f winter, r into dust, w hat tho r* « r desert*! St aunllght chill devour for* scon hour* go, n |n the cold m e n u between tho wind V the root itoseeiae* tst life w u In the item t the emptr teed chuck stack above th* snow, 4 fBrine shall bear It yi It la Intaraating to recall th at patriotic people were plagued with Fifth ColuMnlat* then aa now. They did not call them Fifth Coluninlata than. Before betrayal became fashionable In certain quarters, people who encaged in it were khown by a shorter uglier term. But Leonidas, was betrayed a t Thermopylae by M other Greek who led the Persians Over a secret mountain trail fo the rear of (he Spartan band and completed their aUughter. Two hundred years later Greece was again tnvadad, this tlipi by the savage Gauls o f northwestern Europe and again If wee a t Thermopylae th a t.(h e Greeks made their lest hopeless stend. Again In 101 B. C. the Greeks and the Romans fought It out a t the paaa of Thermopylae. Always the Greeks war* overwhelmed by treachery and vastly superior numbers, but thay always came back to form a new nation and to maintain their national honor through­ out tha ages. Perhaps It i* too much to hope th at in these modem times when both treachery and overwhelming numbers must be faced, but stuka dive bombers and mountainous tanka aa well, that Thermopylae wlH provide more than « temporary shelter, but It la not by any means too much to expect that thla time aa In the paat the Greeks will ulti­ mately triumph and be restored to the rightful possession of their native land and alt th at it holds dear for the en­ tire civilised world. Pleasure Bent No more buffalo nickel* a h Revision Of Vinson Tax C ollections Sow ell A dvises Labor Rilf Is Seen Poultry R aisers In County Show WASHINGTON, Apr. iS~AJP) Gain O f $11*000 —HrvUlon of the Vlneon com. To Expand Flocks liultory mediation bill • to elimi­ nate comb feature* objectionable u> organised labor appeared like, ly Tureday night a fter IVeeideqt Murray of tha Congress 4>f In. iluatrlel O rganisation had ro*tal*d ble oppoelUon. The bill would provide a com-, puleory KAmay "cooling o f f p e r. lodi before | etglk«* could La ealled In aay,,defen** lpdu*lry, cpwpel flUmleeal of; qommvnl*!* aw f The Ocala 8tar agrees with us th at the way to get rid of jook Joints, or apy objections! place of recreation, la to rovjd* plenty of good wholesome forms of amusement in heir place. Most people, whether young or old, black or white, don’t go to questionable placfce of amusement be­ cause they lit* them ; they go there btoausa there Isn't any other place tq go, or begum* they are tired of the mono­ tony of going , to the asms old pfice ovCr and over again. ’ American people are recreation ami pleasuref*y* U w J r a , 8t*T “I f :f t* right kind of enter: foment t tn t provided for tham, they seek the other kind, lahd that la one of the reasons why thb roadside Jook, M E where nickelodeon music, liquor and dancing are always available, has sprung up in such numbers and become a problem to reckon with in almost every Florida community. "O cala, we believe, la fortunate In having established a number of recreational centers, or In providing healthy apd elevating entertainment and recreation, for Ha citlxens. Mates oil firm la » TUscawUla Parit we have a, recreaUon plant any city great gaaolln* dle- could well be proudof. Out a t the municipal athletic field, may revolutionise where a permanent home haa been s e t up for foollxat), bast'* as chsmUtry. And ba and dtamondbalf, Ocala has the best anUdoto to the •Tit Influence of the Jook that could be devlaed. When tlio playing season la oh several hundred people can be found there nightly, some of whom might otherwise frequent th e B n^ ic w Uh ^ r m , r>r» Oem thn Vitamin A content, a* Im­ portant factor In controlling production. Th* retention poultry mart recommended garden oreene nnd rertaf green*, and said that th e 'U tte r'w h e n r u t at the find |Mp<, pr growth 1wa* Sn’ ideal Pointing to eaperlmenta car* M * WMT,’ Apr, a« —<*>_ <1 Weet wag all-dressed up last THE MEAT NEW"M" ALU i l' • I mmm im nm x J l «hon Pfreealng" provUion might ■ I. • ‘ . fljinataamsaa “ f ! V Kll W *n 4ki fryv9S loot of Ua w orld-fam ous AH-Waodhor tre e d be sidetracked to mollify labor brganlxaUons. .. B u y N O W — a n d S A V II D o n ’t m to* f h # B oats To England A V'Mi Oapdfeav mwdt d built to autpedeew ofy tka r ctsa buy MlUenetra ...peev —■tbereodbyMHwaalo* . ■■» jt » V V rV/v t/ B uy NOW— and SAV conduct km County's Board of C om m it aioner* yesterday gave unanimous approval to Uto fompromlao gag; o lin f. tax allocation progrgnt zmitt** n z.o & 'i w z j r s i f tha Btats AwocUt^n of County .CotamUelonenL,.' On* salvo from the Id.Inch ReeervatUn* have boon made gun* of the U A H . North Caro­ fo r IWO vWtor*. Activities were lina will hurl SO ton* o f etael. to a ta ri today and end Saturday with oleetlon o f a ff to m . Streeu war* decor* Ud ever « * > « 4 * M . f trly arrival. iHlylTt fl i f 'a i l TIRE Duaii wait tor prfaa* to go upl Stop la Another Two Years In Key West Opens TV Mentor* i t» , 0 *" ( ■>(-- » 1 -Ol* t V■V ' t t' ^ )' ‘ l �T -r r -^ r r p r -%'S * ’"o.>fV* .TV*-k . THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA A n d Personal Activities Truth Seekers Class Invited To Apopka P IC E THBKA \Iarie Haynes And Raymond Reel Is A. J. Williams Wed Baseball Fans Made Star Scout, Asked To Pay To See Games Others Promoted The Truth Seekers Class of th* C h arartrrited by beauty and Methodist Church were Invited to dignity, th r wedding of Miss Hmi hold H eir business and toclal na Maria Haynes. daughter o' f C a n fle ^ M r< f r'rtgaf | mh«*4 I'r.sm Pag* (!■*) meeting in Aponka, at the new rnw* Mr and Mr* M T llninr*, Sr home of Mrs. T. J . Smith, fo r. of Talladega, Ain . nnd Ailliur -I *f Tmop 8 2 ; W aller M, Smith Sanfonl Ha*cl all Association, a i merly of Sanford. **'«• Wnthrn and to-raid Wnthnll well a* others boldine annual Williams, non of Mr nnd Mr A motorcade started from th* passes, have a deeper sen** of d A- William* of (hi* eily, w \ of T raip five. Mot it badgo** awarded by Mr. church and drove to Apopka soJrinniiod this morning mi i The annua] Spring play of the whre to the foHowmif appreciation of this fact than where a eovrred dish luncheon riiiidlelighi frreninny nt tin Bonn • THURSDAY Weal Side Prim ary School en­ W alter H. Steele, ■.nfely mid anyone il-e With their apprecia­ 1!:00 o’clock W. F. G arner o f P alatka was was enjoyed ai of the bride’s brother «nd ah Townsend Club will meet In the titled "Tha Land, of th* Lepra, tho weekend visitor of b it Ismlly with the Rev. J . A. Davis, pastor tar-in-law, Mr nnd Mrs II \ personal health: Hilly .lohn«>*n. tion of fill* need each of the -ifCourt llouso a t 7:30 P. M. e okintf, nwimmine. plumlonir. nu- fieer* anti director*, ns w ell a i of the Apopka Methodist Church llnynps on Palmetto Avenue Tho Wcxt Sid* Prim ary School ckauna” will be presented In the returning thanks. The Rev 'VV P. Brook-, p i t c toinohdinir and m achinery, Al Ha all other* lohlmir passe*, hnve will praM Tt tha Play rnlltled "A arhool auditorium tomorrow a re . Philip Kronen left today for *rho|ar*hip.. ftit inan-hip I agreed to pu\ their way Into A short businrts meeting waa of Ih** First Rjipll-t Chun h, ufM- burn. T ale of tho I*prac h a u n t" In the nlng beginning a t 8:00 o'elotk. Key West where bo Will attend held In the afternoon with Mrs. | elated nt ihe rortm ony Hiv* phv*iml develrprnent a n t hard | ihe game-, nnd thi* ha* been The play will be preienled In the American Legim Convention. John Vaughn presiding. Mrs. T. —auditorium a t HWO P. M. bride was ntlended by Vtt* Hill • raft Havmond Heel. «rhotnr*hip done *inre th** openiiitf of the w Soaring aaailona will contlnua three acta with the c a rt of c h a r and m achinery. Ralph Smith. J . *ea*on F. Wilson led the devotional, Tyre. as matron of honor *nd I'ottkimr. fo r the Red Croaa t»r the Worn, aetata as follows: pioneering and camping. • "It arent* On-re *rr certain using ns her theme, “The Up­ J W Altman prrved the bti,f Mrs. Charles K anner I* III In per Room”. The meeting was an'a Club from 2:30 P. M. until Act I.TIme, early morning Hdlv Southward, l.a*k« try and I per*«m* who Aid they have th# groom m brat man. the Orange General Uo.<pltsl in closed with the ela*s singing in B:B0 P. M . w ith Mra. S t Clair Pl*r*— Mulligan Shanty cooking: and fharle* Sparkman, privilege of gntning iu!ml«*If»n tin WINTER PARK, Apr. 23 — The home wn< I.eauofiilh . 1 , * Orlando. W hit* ha apoiuor. Character*: , 'be juirk flee of charge We hop# urilson, ’•Blest Be the Tie That (Special: — Barbara Bream of " ’"te.l fnr the lu rid m i o u liip ii'i *eholar*hlp PRIDAY Tho court conned «n* com- that every per*on, no m atter Bind*.” Wlfll er Park, talented freshman J1 *'*'" G*rn, lilie* of th. \n | • Th* Seminole County Council *y»Mr*. Mulligan, Virginia Dan. nri*ed of K I. KeUov. iltiiirman. whnl hi- public or private pdaL Mr*. Vnughn entertained the W. It. Dyson hss returned from Of Ham* Dem onstration Cluhi will *wrr! *h«l *rh\u- gl idi i \V F Kadrr. A t* Mmlden Han- lion may he, will do Ida share Children: Beverly Cameron, a business trip to th* northern group with an original poem that dramu Mudent, will play Juliet It!,’v-The improvised all m eet a t the home of Mr*. Myron Mary Ellon In a full length product ioTi of *' ' toward the finnnrinl support n t til t ' h a s e t'lyife .lone*. Ralph A she composed entitled, "M other’s Coming, Dorothy Sm ith In Floral Heights ot 10:00 Munson, Betty Rathe] Jeannette states. pri*. alttnd in front of I he fire ptfiii ( S m i t h , T . W R.u lohri the t*#iin by purchniing tn< l) iy ” and Mrs. Smith read one * omen nnd Juliet” to W Sludeni wt>* 'b'etirfiled with fern mleiw.r A. M. A -covered dish luncheon Wolfer, K athryn Culfum, Joyce Htr*il by (be ItoUin ohtr adnit-sion ticket t and F < Ha* T" ■ of her poems, "Sw eetheart’*. n with *we**l nea* The nm < 11nee will be served a t noon. Hu*«ell "Herenflc-i, hrntnse the league \ >*s>t!t 2f»0 ‘troll* and then Anderson, MorrU Melts, Roniii* Those enjoying the party were: Player* in (hr Annie Dr. snd Mrs. J. N. Tolar had tie and ehandelier w eir In.i' patent* m Til* cnriual Spring play of the Cameron, nib"* tru u iff !Mlive protection* T hraler Apr 24 am! * Jf» The were nl tin- nieelmg h* id W alter Routh and ns their guest Monday Mrs. T»- Mrs. A. II. Shoemaker, Mrs. J. wiih while •aim rihtioi ti. South Side Prim ary School "F es­ Myrtle Harper. i..» . ___ i ■ ■ . . . . prtNlurliin will be the fir-i Diih t 11v lh Ill’s v\ caring uni•t» The Sailfent ....... . II «*h lar'a unelr I). Griffin, Mr* It. M. Mason, J Bum of Allanwhich trailed *w ert pin* n i ■ < tival of the Nntimis" will be , I t. Sh»k« I S. Im.ll Plan* weie do a- ed for till lit, htmilhl 1i- tin milted in pitSr.. Mrs Minnie Unit, Mrs M. II. A fnrrbun p ir 'i’ntnlinn la. C m Dance—Johnnie Mae Jones (ef color* an a t R;00 P. M. t rt with) nut pa vi u*t»( of odmlftw i the Seminole unit "r.'iiaitoi I’atlishall, Mrs Berths Oppllo, iprarr"* rnmantie tiagrtlv in it* Act 11—Place, In the wooda Tinbride wi<< lovely in • » lit * Sewing srrtluna for the Red r \ pet led to be b. Id M i' H lo I •» Mrs F. It. Mitchell, Mrs Nettle Httcut version The HrtlHn* Play einih blue lire-* which had C horue_"M y Wild Irish Rose” , iS irin d) SEMINOLE COUNTY Croat will continue in the Wom- ytarida W hittington, Joan Embry, The tilmc of Ihe ( ifiin .ie.•“ lue Mrs. E. fl. Smith -It expected TIBI*. Mrs It. F- Crenshaw, Mr*. « n will u«i* the I n i edited !•> It\SF It V1 1. a s s o c i a t i o n _ n n ’» Club from 0:30 A. M. until Joan Dampier, Tommy Mcthvin, to arrive luday from Jackson George McCruni nnd Mrs J i< Prof fb . 'L't I vman Kiltrnlire ve»v full accordion pirated **■•** not been detei turned 'I ► K<d»e> and featured » lare hoilice t ' H\ o n ii l*a Id well • A. H . with Mra. Roy Tilll* Doris Willis, Kaye Haskins, Bet­ vllle to be the guest of Mrs. A r­ Wails of II arvani Fniver-irv, fnrann ^1 *anl ! hree-iiual ter hnirth d v n i v Will Andrew C urrsw sy sponsoring. Also, Mr* Sadie Schreiner, Bring authnritv i>n Shnke*peat*‘ lh ro*!iime she tv ago i m u I dm ty Prescott, Mildred Rirlneau, th u r n rsiian for a few J ay*. M i Dill The regular meeting of the N ilsx rl Raines,' Foye Mao Cog. Mr*. .1 T Mel-nin, J r , Mr*. W. Owbiu to the lep|jth of the nm m » < Rsog'ii1 * * and o t i * ipi *.r 1 1 1In.. da V Howard Chapter or the U. burn, Melba Frederick, Shirley Mr. nod Mrs Joe McIntyre of C. tickle. Mr* Ida M. Chamber­ p1#tt> play, performrim e* h«nti rtl M»iidheart r«t*ea nrnl ifn i.h iu ii / it it.iiiitr S . C. will m ret a t the home of Morgan, Alleen Rowe, Norma Leo Richmond, lain. Mr* Emilia A* ram*. Mra, ftsSO f* M with mm interim- *nn V s . weie tho guests Mi Pvte, matim i of I-.• * > \- 1In 1‘i’lni * Mra. V. E. Roumlllat. Oil) Pal- Cooper, Sonny Lodge, Ruby Jo of Mr. M cIntyre’s cousin, Mrs. J J. C Hu«»cll. Mr* T E Wilton, h r u r for •liniki» w •> |o>tvof’d in n d ti *I \ piok....... ... m m etto Avenue a t 3:00 P. M. Airs II II Ihtncan, Air*. John Marlin, Mona Rabum, Jimm ie IN Tolar a n d 'D r. f o l a r ’M o n d s y vtiih which -he H o i e wh u «■ W _ • MONDAt l.udwig, Bobby Brisson, Eugene Vaughn, Mr*. Martha Moffett h it Ii - il h I)«t Ii uh kb 1 tp ert *i*r» ee* *o| it1* noil a y«»rhdire . i ml. Sewing session* will runt in tie B urner, Kenneth B ritt. Richard ami Mr*. J. A. Ilsvi*. Mr* Bay. 1 Uf”4 Fill 1 11U'M*11v iilli uili- Our rn n i« i o*i « Mr*. J Fleischer plans to leave fo r thu Red Croaa In tin* Woman’* MrNab ami Martha Ruth Grogan. mond Anderson. Mr* Smith and i l-jis hv*’ if tin - In laMtrr N pi o^rinni of mini n l o- i today for S araio ta, where she Cluh from P:JU A. M. until 11:30 Rev. J A Davis of Apopka Rose—Barbara Ann [’farce ii nod (hi tiiitimuiiily. » » • id,11*,l l.\ M r t Holo'11 I! I will visit with her son and ileughA. M. with Mra. Jack 11*11 a* Pat— W alter Kouth Ml-* ClltMiie lleb’liiT i 1 r.t’li "f I t | Hinlortlnh and pit.-, h *Sun’*i *Iy your*. ler-in-law, Mr. a n j Mrs. Ham ^ s p o n s o r. Mike— Morris Mrtta ttnaaee, rltitliilif' wpeeiali't, will he Mi-- Hue die I'tgrn m, *he . ot • limp v. Mr Halt h • in iFairy Shoemaker—Eugene B ar. Flclschrr. th e guesl -|n-ukri el tin- inn i i>« l •* Von T» oh " i It.... .. •pel mleudoul I ei mild* SPEED LIMIT SOUCHT Inrau of liii- h'nnnude t niihly l nuin d id I iiugldott MciumnhI HnaAh <'|3 rid MV*!i I \ of' In L. C. Borden has been removed Fairy Queen—Mildred Ervin Home I rn tinn t ’lubwhich pi'nl ( \ " • I 11tihi'i | \ TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 23 — Shoemakers: fin n y H ard y ,,E d ­ from the Fernald-Laughtnn Me­ will be held Friday monihiic itl the ! "It- w me till' rerenooit 'I (Special) — Representative Tho ward Klnard, Jam ea Otis, Harold morial Hospital to hla hone. He Mr* W alter S. C deman enler- home of Mrs Myron Smith m i nli 11 lined Ifo- I.. , m at, Lake eounty, would fix the Hlem underw ent an appendectomy re- tai lied the riiemher* «>f her Tues­ Floral Heights Minn Ib'lcln i * 11.'' ui - ~ eently. £ speed limit of Florida at Ah Morrl day D uplirntr Club al her hume auhjeet will he TUrthi’i l' e *f " ‘"tv “ Oh '• *i‘t nl mo* I I*. i my l a hi W 1 1 4 tkWi luiil HI*I| miles an hour under a hill he by Jones, Shcrmdn English. in Dreamwolil y ratrrday with a Textiles i »i the llomt*." (I k * 1hm *!•«■*, i • ) f i r « I d Inn . i-'ih1 Ml I • • Ml* 1*1 II introduced yesterday. The State Friend* of Mrs. 11. M. Watson 1:00 n'rlnek luneheon and bridge. Cotton i • | i Fairies; Myrtle H arper, .MU. I k , H * i « s . » M s * l s l l r l * r l . | I** N g R . The meeting will heirirt at 111 «IH Inry* .,1 1 | * tl 1 » < Ik l.owl V * o t present ha* no speed limit. dred L**, Mary Elltabeth Lee, will be sorry to learn that she a s i ** it ii a N.* The luneheitn table held a o'clcK’k in tin rn rmnir, fn|low«->i el . * Mil >111 ■iiiui*h 1 i ■ ’’ t i Shirley Ervin. Bobby Nell North. underwent an appeudeelomy at novel arrangem ent of blue plum ­ »>y a roviri.l d i*h IrmrheoM itf (W n a itim w ' I*. ;iImiIs Bohannon. Irene White and the Frm ald-L aughton Memorial bago anil rctntu*. e irry ln g out noon Jn (In- n ft rt 11non a I out will ,1 f . 4 1.1 • * « rm'r* o w is, tu*.., iipTr 1eft f..t Hospital yesterday morning. 11|t Myrna Jean Clause. a color (heme of periwinkle blue. be made to *» u m l home* to San «f *M»Ht Ma'tl «r nrit pri ll Mill t Mt.ru. er It Iot Herald—Bobby Lee W hite The floweri were placed upon a fprd and I.nke Mhiv , as it follow­ t Will ntnki tin \ , , Mr*. Roy Reel and Mr*. C. D. Act III—Place, Schoolroom crystal mirror reflector In th up of the work that the w om en' 231 W . C K N T K A I, Su n fur .1 A t.m i * K . MACK 1ST . 1.1. Teacher—Mr His Frederick Forrester have gone to Tallahasac* |rFnti-r of the table and flanked in the rounrv have beep tiding lh. ■ it tt « | , , Visitors: , Virginia Daniels, where they were r» ,le l hceausa on either ildr by »msllrr m irror with hoiiM hold frii.Hie* dining M i' i II in in-1 W«| H | 1 1 Gene Douglass. MarJIe Hodges, of the Illness of Mm. F o rrest­ reflector* holding a la h a itrr birds the ruiat year ft* n teM.it! of M,fc* 1’ .Hr ikml t «*f*eit . .» 1 Joseph Ervin, Betty Culberhousc, e r’* grandson. Charier Rus*e]l. The p ls rr cards fu rther rmpha- Belt her1* Inali uelinre nt i«i that r it\. hi»* • ... II Is Gsyton Culberhousc and BUly aired the rho#en color theme. Ing Sltiio TeacherMr*. C. Sanford Dow who has Johns, Dunlleste prise* were won by J jii t -lOix dle, Ala 1 t Program : made an extended visit to San­ Mr*. J. II H lnterm lster and Mrh. H Vl Mil YOftr* -he lilt Folk Dance—"Ace of D ta. ford. left this afternoon for her L. F Boyle, Mrs. F K Rrumllhome h if It her t*i ■•!)*• monda’’, Donald I-emmond, M at. home In C onnecticut She has 1s t was awarded the sereeno Ills It'., I |f||' ter ui law, Mi it»<d 1 tie Lee Humphrey, Charles D s , been registered at tha Hotel May- p r're. The monthly meeting of the! Havoc* and hrii• * • « • Betty Ann M artin, T. J. Muse, fa ir during hsr atay in Sanford. Those present with Mr* Cob • Graminer Sehtml Harden Club w aa'b v ihe Mather nre Dorothy U arretl, Wise llerdln man were: Mr*. Daisv 1-ewl*. M>s h«ld yratenlnv afternoon, w ilh |p n n v I'ltnl end Jacqueline Dunn. 1i Mtaa Lucv Roumlllat, a aopho- Joe Melseh. Mr* -J 11. lllnlerm i*. \lr Wi n n ’’B itkina"— Johnnie L more a t Florida Rlale College ter, Mr* L. F Bovle, Mra. F E Mr* S f ‘ Ilirkeraon pre«idmg i n 1"• Itoolour in Rudolph Smith, B arbara Mi for' Women In Tallahaaeve, has Roumlllat Mr* fleorge A De- th i absence of the president. ^ p i he I- at Pfv R a r Thomas, Betty Jean IIriikon, bean elected by the Alpha Eta Cottes, Mra ft. n Deaa, M r' FrfMerirk H oiarttrr, who i* itf The e.cte tary '- repm l ait* g iv -ji'u D Jack Whitmore, Barbara Ann C hapter of T rt DelU sororltv to W allace W right and Mra. Ralph I *u nrul poppif* v*h i« h wm* jri1will nl t ’n Petrce, Don Smith, Duane liar, repreaent tha chapter a t the Gen­ Wight. I from -cii|- fmm l lamli t * r ,«,l'l J (hit rail and Mary Carlton. era) College FealivlUrs at the ili-tnlm lf’ii Mi- ( ’ I. I'a11 hi iufi' ’’When Irish Eye* A re Stnil- U niversity of Florida in Cslnesj iliatrilMitnl plant* to lIm■■*■«* pf Ing*’—B arbara An* P*»rcp, Don vllla this weekend. I -•■nt, TIiitc wefe rib nu mhi’M in j Smith, Connie Ludwig, Harold 1at tandiiiwc Stamper, Johnnie Mae Jones, tjith er David. The annual Spring nlav "f D>» Soto dance—Jan* Brown. South Side Tri marv Srho.il ad) Tap Dance— Dodo Rockett, Jim ­ be p rrsrn trd on Friday evening mie Ludwig, Connie Ludwig. Mra. Myron Smith a n trrla in c l st BdK) o’clock, featuring Dni'li Reading—“ Shamrock’*, John th* Glsdiols d u b Of lh* Order Sam In an proprlalr costume Mse Jon**. Tit* plav, eiitlllrd "F’e*tivnl “Irish Jig**—Tommy Methvln, of th* E astsrn S ta r a t h*r home Wanda W hittington, Elltabeth In Floral H aights yesterday a f ­ of the Nation*" »•> written In ternoon for It* ragular mvoting, Mra. Stella A rrtnrlnn and " Aim W hite, Clarice Muse, MU* t'raul Itimrrii | ‘rc*m I'ag r Iht* t dred Berineou, B etty Prescott, which was pr**lrf*d over by l)ir heitte directed b> her. a**i»trd p rrsld rn t, Mra. C. L. Irwin. by the tearher* of the seernul <(-rmiorh July and Aoou-l Tin Haael Clause and Joan Dsmplar. • ' 'ic| Imur bc « ii'-i -, i A IriU r Was rta d from the thlnl and fourth grade* "Highland F ling" — Beverly Fort* *t (talrhi*l 11nifmiiti nf Folk dance*, of Norway, Swd> Masonlo Horn*, thanking th* Club „ fo r tha E aatar gift* which w rrr rrland and Italy will lm f<"‘ (•■c no n hiinl- t nMiiiiitiu of i(p i fijimh* f i*f t ounni i if pi **"|i|i *1 pari arn t to all th* aldcrly prop!* and tured with Din»r taking fo u r of th* children In th* home. wearing lh* colorful co*tumr* of •u er I hr m w lm p ’ihu-c iim - i i i 1 Gay Russian o t p I rank 5?Iihmm v lohn I\ A Ivttar was also read from those countries. McIdiuHn, .l» Ni.l Smith Mra. Paulin* McOer, Grand In- songs as well a* Dutch song- Henry Jimmy Robert*<>n, Jink I *n\j* stru c to r of D istrict 24 . Inviting wlll ha sung, Tlte beautiful ’’Bine /*b Ratliff, Farriiig (on PRESENTED BY SOUTH th a A tsoclata lfa lro n , Mr*. F -r- Danuh*” will be sung and danced II B. Fop#, fi Harry (i Elnb«*r and ( by th* group.___________ I dyea Rua*aU, Marshall, Mra. Clar SIDE PRIMARY SCHOOL I Redtlirur. •nea Walsh and Esther. Mra. OsFriday. April IS — fetM P. M. ear Th« rnplfhaut* were urged by Harrison, of Rrmlnalr Ch*pMr, Gutfhel U» have their m i. t*r Two, O. K. S. to servr s* Adolts 25c; Children 10c SHOPS l-hiyea attend the viwadoiml officers a t th a district school of 11N*ie» lr\ retailing which an instruction which will b* held In now bcinir heli! In the H rcrratiiri DsLaiM on W ednesday, Apr. 30 Huildlng cm the lake front ever* nt TiIO o'clock In th a w aning. Thuraday night at 7 :30 uVlork R afrashm m ta w*r* served by H A P K T B IR T H D A Y th* hart*** to th a following: Mra. a t to r n ey fo r ba n k ers J . E. Howland, Jr. 8 . P, D utton, Mra. H. J . Lehman, LRFSBUBG. Apr 2* —4/H C harlai Park. Jr Mrs, C, O. Briggs, Mr*. L A. f G, Futch fo Lee*burr, fo rm e r1 Mra. FMIth Scott Brvmlav. Mrs. A A. Mats*n. Mrs ■ ■" ~ i pi i •Idcnt of the State Senate, A. 3. W alt*. Mra. flL n n E. Mcipcatlve K »r*packing I t- been appointed attorney f*u Kay. M r*. W. M. Haynea, Mrs. plant __ a t I’lacvrrlll*, Ilf., la re- th Florida Hanker« A**ociat.'nu I flaakv W ight, Mra. F ran k Cras- presented as th* largest such * s -| S .rratary J. Carlisle linger. In hv, Mra. Clarane* W*l«h. Mrs. labllshment In th* world. lu.untad y*sterdsy R. 0 . H arper. Mr*. C . L Irwin. M ra Fnrdye# R un*ll and M ra W. C. Erickson. MRS. LOURINE DEAL, Society Editor Social Calendar Primary School Will 1 Offer*Play Thursday Personals ■Hospital Flans Baby Day, Open Demnnst ralion Clubs To Hear Miss Belcher Bridge Club Meets With Mrs. Coleman MB. .1. A. MARTIN I). Varner, Orlando * “MUTICAL -B NICE” School Garden Cluh Holds Monthly Meet! Mrs. Smith Hostess To Gladiola Club South P<ide Primary To Give Spring Plnv Merchants A^rcc On Wednesday As Date For Holidavi Busy at h o m e ? .. . pause and * r r ^ .7 ? A FESTIVAL OF THE NATIONS Today & Thursday If You Like Laughs! M A g g itP IN C ARDEN^ WINTER HAVEN. Aw. » — Donald R. Tvlsr and i W m I*!)— Miaa WUasa L m B flftr, both of 8t. Petersburg- wot* y*st*rdar h C rprw a ■*•* Her*, bo tho IU». Wplto*ibfw of U>e r i n i Churth, W latar Hav**i. married OardMi*. Johh C. Christian ■ Radios Reasonably Repaired! M M hankal roalpm rat ruin yuur en|ny___ ly excel lent frsturaa now on the sir. We t y e a r g a la a r hoeae radio la first claan rundlilon ehraply. Call an a* M a y I r* is a r l ■ er Radio & Electric Service TELEPHONE M GNOLIA AVENUE PERMANENTS FOR THE BEST, try EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP Thara't alwoy* lima for a mlnuto'i root and lea-cold Coca-Cola makot Mich a momonl rtally rottful. Evorybody wolcomoo tho happy aftoraconoo of comploto rofroohmont which Coca-Cola alway* bring*, lo whon yov panto ■AOMOLta a v r . throughout tho day, motto It tfc* potao that mfriJM i with Ico-cold Coca-Cola. O T * " w m x s 339 im \ __ ---- �[ ■aam~ ' * — aeatw yiy 1 D « * l« 1 l arm y trantpqrt A mtrlcan legion >■ it takes on ammunilion In New York, a n 1 U Bermuda. The soldlera will serve at the t>ase brine establiihed as a result gift the U. B.-Britlsh deatroycr-baie swap. K. Daria ESSSS: o* sea.shells in I* ' • f a r ss too mtlrv to ma Volcano erupted. H . editor of , W lk flli t ia r a rr*«S ,v Mtc �ii n r'-ca fl * 1 *? wM M ?TTm iii i ii u u ii 11min i ’* -JTI. tv ■r. ‘A t Artlt. t t 1M1 IB B SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Part Of Greek Board Urgies tae SCOTT’S Army Gives Up Of NYA Labor Oil . . > I As King Flees Proposed Airport SCRAP BOOK a i a 1< already been trade hy the NYA boya and the latter proposes that th* NYA furnish labor and p art of the cost *nf mldllinnnl m a‘r*inl*. estlrralrd to he about $f, 100 . The tettrr, aim ed by member* of the advisory tnard I* a* fol­ lows: April 2 -1 . IflU "Mr. L. W. Ilurtnn, Jr., A rra Dlr»ftf>r Notional Yntilh Ailmlniilration Orlando, Flm ids P llrar Mr. Ilurtnn: **Wn hnvn in mind turn N.Y.A. pmJrcU fur the youth of thla •ertion n» follnwa; ‘ I. t'lrnrim : l*.'l> nrrea a t the •Sanford Munirliiat Airport. W . bavo now it W.I'.A. projrct at Ihir airport to rb a r , K'ade and proyidr drniriRKi' for 270 a r m , i»« It I. rniitrirp lati.l to ronatrurl two 4.000 ft. lunwaya a* aoou At po.,lblr. W r m uU u»r an N.Y.A. project to dn the ndditlonal rlrn r- ea plo ilvri. O o c t f i rep ai red la look Ilk** n # w . A n y k in d of body -«rotV Quick I ) , i i p e r i l y » n.l af fl r ii i n ­ ly donas by T . 1, l U r l r y D ynam ic W heel B alancing an1 u p la RATLIFF & SON rrn u rA T io N — i j , W tttE lE ! LIVES j t *, m »•». II. i l iH K liim ill m i a a i .f . t iiv : lA T m o rn rt: at io n vv»*fcui- Mar. 32. 1* 11. H n i l i t i ItrfMori «tf S al* » up in !2tOI N O T H Iv I ' l»*-1•*!*> u i ' * n that % «1 U *« lu r« *>.«>. A p r il 22, 1 * 1 1 .1tr- vtri. It* 11»* * Mi-ii mi’**!.•n*' i oi I I i 'IU I'A I 'l l M l' l . |*> | tli.> ilrnrm l iJind 4»ln». tin-lt'i 111! \ \ ? I . u lri tf l i t tkIin 11 |ir j |Uia lilnn* uf him-i,ori ri ■ It N *. . t.i n (,. v\ m\ t:‘ t.i i . 1 ,,•* ni n ri i il n l I'* *- * *i • i• 14 -.f »h 4 nm 11ii Ii |«r l i t * »* | ,i. I *if inn*' t ' I ‘ l i I' SI in1 i:t l i s 1H'# i >iii . i in n. i-itra a n t t •• 1 b «t t p l n - f i i i n i - I H |« l 4-1 III ■’ v i i f i v . , a. %I r* i 'ii •- ■ vi s I' l.m t« S o n ' | » i*i ]i pn lim n 1 1 .* ■ I : 14* ..'oiiM-li i* in i ■ i 1 Mill nr i f m *n.i j' r i \ N t r * i*f v ih « r ,», f i «- i m i. til. ' * -< r*- n i in ti ib ) i > i ;■ | i m i 1tf*|»,'*ii in *in (7 . n " , 7 4I V’ r Will -‘II* I .1 [• I'll* . i, to ini iuish ■• n . • inti ir t i 1 i' I iMiHi; w ii weh gre 1 ^A a BOLIC. n M l" H i' f '•< II-raid , t - i i " -i t I n n n * W l* i i In I I m o , pub* i'll* *1 i" - 1 r-*i •i. s* in inoh I'min\ , i ■ M -in IV IT \ | »- \J\ II v\i* ANO o r * ’ T « I vl. >1 vi -if I'M*.*- at Han* ■t 1 Cl or.: i ■' - r»..| *1;iI o f A p r i l . m:nNtM>x. In 4'lr»'ull Court. u i: k k h , o ►' . M i n i ? t ' l t i f i ■•.w m i ► i . 1 • r liiiiii » W i *1 * Ac i d 'I S ^ N O T E BOOK. He tlwaye Kept Hit Car In Repelr-laf B u t A C O R .RO & IV E A L C O rto L H E n e g le c te d h i* eyes! N ot u n til he d e v e lo p e d a v e r y bad "sq u in t" did he h a v e us e x a m in e them. Result: S ig h t-p ro te c tin g g lasses th a t he h a d n eed ed fo r th re e y ears I w a x Ar e > M ORE dll AM SOO PSoRTRAlfS o f C O L U M B U S IM E X l S l t M C X - HO AM A vU K E. * ^ tfu R R o w iR q * OW L. iH K H I/ ' D r. I N G R A M U M P - B A .C K E D M A C lC l I U L W J flfM v r U M D E R -C R O U M D ^ ^ Dw e l l e r « f i<s s p e c i e s oml V C A lk jH T B Y • OPTOM ETRIST . f A l T . M A H tll l . EROS- PfUiVlHCl T ow n, tAAvL CIOIeKRY REPORT y m n \C( P M il* " I III ‘ 11|d 11 | 1 > Ik*| t ,3*1,*" i ' 1 i 11> i J L * . ■it t i J J. )\ i i ■r i * » (1,-i M r H i A 4 >ii (•■ i I | 1 h i litrlll |>H| l i l . f r b i . j i l g i| k tati V \| I lick- 1-4> * 1 J4 i file I*I»ISAI* I »<->1i| ii ?. 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I, f r | l 4 h ‘<1 f s n l c e ■<ri HOME IMPROVEMENTS l.e t yriiir old u i n l r r shnlitiv lio n so s|ii«iu1 it new |m rc h oi ro o f, n r " l il a « im iw it" w ith «« g lts le n ing m*si n u ll <r| p a in l. \ n 1‘ II. \ . T itle 1 luaii a r r a n g e d th r o u g h lliie tu m im in w ill f u r n is h th e m n n i v f o r n e ed ed r e p n tr s o r a d illlio n s I’iiy n te n ts In m o n lh lt iiis tiillrn e n t* nr:r\ Ire rrrriin g eil (or -i m a x im u m jarr Mail of th r e e w a r s . r. 111e Pr 4 I i •Ity tlifirtllHK* • i <' !• sale |” .>«E • In GET READY for SPRING and SUMMER DRIVING oM P& k Id* 111All t g i |n| *i it ... r .4 | , Seminole l minty, I |.. ,.t,, 1 II. II * 'l l . KM AN rnW A H H HIGGINS r. \V KRKIt PORTRAITS caaae they neglected la get their rat wady for Spring. Bring yours In now and l e t ne give It the work*. In « i i i 1 k i I d i i a a a l m t yo u. lh a t>lnin11 ff i i k n i.«r i« >||%o ro o; that I.K «.*• |uiMI*lirc» f o r t a n <1 «t u l n r v f 1111<* I - i|iihr»t| Kjr ( a If, R t A l L y M o r AN A C ID , X I I II " ( a sell* I H I . • i l l ' l l i i l UnltutlA i ' l l 4 r * D o n ' t y o n be on e o f Iboee ufifortunelea w h o rind ihewactvra In t r o u b l e be- Fl<»rld», on or bifo rt «U* of M « y . A . D O il, h«* mm* b+frtjf the* Mai Ilul* 0 *> . in *1*fault **h#re«f i ho takl "r*ti*»* « * l l p i n |iarif> n t a l R i t <**1l ‘ so f IU >•*4. tavhrtnr a apeedy County ihe Sih I *411 •TW O o * W H IC H The prime n iniatrr nlao rcfuact n detailni rla 1iln .n l nlmllt the A n» imali into I.gypt which ller. tin mid hnd lulled on raatward from Halnm, the I.Hiyan fm nlicr poal. A tro p h ic report of the Allied dixoater in (iireee rauir from nn Asawiateri I'rea* eurri'.pondcni, LnUriel Del ure, who r m u n l to nraUwl Turkey fru:r Athena. Greek troop* fouRlit mid died aiftiinat the auperior German nriglit, knowing tlmt the llrillah rxpnlitionaiy force waa too .mall to Ire of enduring aid I t them, I lie rorre.pnndent .nut Tile e.liniflle waa that lUt.OOO llrlti.h Innd'al in (ircecu, mid b British liRniion rpokeFiiiaii In Athena had apnken eutifidrhlly of a force of IM.OimI will. |>erhapa th at ii any more rventnnlly, flig Nari lan k , wiped out an entire Hrili*)i m inorc.l brigade before (lie retreat to Thermopy­ lae, the llriti.h have Inal great imtmlllo . of r*|u(pinrnt aa they did nl Ilunkcrqiie a year ago, and Greek goti-nrmenl offlciala and the royal family have I eeri ready to flee fclnrc last Thuriulayt B A .F pilot* were ontnitmberrd 8 or 1U to 1 by tire I uftwaffe. The moat obviona nnawer to the a in* line.* of Rritiah force. In Greece appeared to I— tiro Afi« puali inriiaeing the vital (iaet rarm l In Egypt, unfavorable po­ litical turn* In alratagir, .oil-rich Iraq, aoutheaat of Turkey, and the general thinning of Britlah arm* over ao many parta of the globe. Including the vast Italian ___ ____ Beat Afrlce campaign which the S tra ig h te n e d ro n IIO U T R Il TM A C T r r u i.ir u ; n rrA W T U K V T « r I Ihmlmiclb-a Jn weatern Greece lho Greek a n h y which one threw Italy t Iroope out of Greeco into Al. ban ____Ia waa .— _— Berlin aai.l, % Capture of atrategic loannimi un lha Greek path of retreat from lha north cut off it* r.cape. Berlin alio reported that Bri­ tish troopa were hastily trying to evacuate Greece from loner £ Aegean aeaporti; that hiu-bnr* w were jammed with troopship* British Prsmti! M inister ChilVr'hill, facing a grave and lew lidem l Hopie of Common* in London, refuaed to diacui* the Greek ailuation generally because of mill. 9 targ . reticence, but ho said it waa “not unlikely th a t German troopa now occupied the Greek litand of Bamotlirnke, barely fill mllea of the mouth of Turkry a M ak> h ilrlvlue ■ «l,r r«*|*r> r r d u r s A r l r , e < a r k*% , Coma In n n v ; ri.ni FRif 0H*> render “In no way bind* the free will of the nation,- He promised to “continue the flfh C from Crata. The G annan radio aiacrted that SOflOO British troop, had gone down with tranaporla annk by dijredxm tcra in G reth w aiers. If trv*. thla would t» appruiim aiely half of the B. K. F. contingent' In London: the Britiah declared the main body of the Greek arm y was cetatdished in new ponilion* anti waa fltrhlinK bravely • alontalde the B. E. F. • A reellitt Allied arm y ,fij;i.tinn deaperately a t Thrm inpylae I’a .., 100 mllea north' of Athena, Inal night appeared to be the only barrier to German roni|ue»t uf • Utile Greece. w Big IT.ton N a d tanka which cluahed lighter Hrlllah u n it, a . If they were eggahella ham m en.l a t thla flnalg atew ay to Athena. Swarn*a of German dive-bomb. r» ^ .prayed the AuatraUan, New Zra• land, and Greek defender, with F in d e r s I v o T lC tt BY R. J. SCOTT G ENVELOPE SIZI 1 FRAMINC SIZI l.A tV T u N T A ll., i lli i i M. Urv ii,, 11 , ojilni .,,. 1., . , . ,, .1 , I W ll.U A M 44ni!ia ii I HIh K T B K I'T A T I ’BK.NCH A V K N IJK — .-h,~.l N IO N K 713 DAN DIJNN—Secroi Operative 1K ea i.K O * IN TH IS MAS ME l f < W E t ) ROOM - - I •MOW th a t twfqe m u s t » c A I J O T u E d V/AV O u T - - T H K V D I O N T L t k v g Hy T M f D O O R I ENT t a r o I VNbw That M Ftit 1 lO u N D KCU -L U vlr, e a r vvfis One n: IIM i S N T T ma.t r l . L0 e* “ k0 ! 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A pr. 2J— (8p«Pick 4 Horses el a ll—Eool bull, hockey, polo, t o i and other aporto o ffe r plenty To Win Derby oflog, thrilling momenta b u t bus*, INFORM Our Boohs £ ln g Cole. Porter*® Cap Apd Whlrlaway Chosen isd > s t week, but to. Sanford team meets g nlaW^rbo h a re lest sir ala sta rts, going a DtLand last night, ticks), a rookie rtghtIted the Beminoles to ring tho gam s/ though id Justice pounded out dr of twoJbsggsrs, only to a base, s f e ri had 11 men le ft on i daring the game and flee i they had men In scoring Ian b u t were unable to mske lb ta got them home. Justice l u a t tw o hits from his flee I a t hat, the m ost hits made Hr'Ban ford player and WhiL f r tv s a double fo r his two i*at the plata. tho tOTMth toning Uio local p u t on a dries, loading the p.fbr a th a no t la corns up /MARIUS | RUSSO I *teW Sb<2K /A 4K e^ s * m u w cw pf j f v a a baaM c r . ~ A ' s 5 A s v i; J im Florida N etters Down Mercer 6-0 GAINESVILLE, Apr. £3 -U P , — Florida's tennis team swept to * 8 to 0 victory over Mercer .' ' belt led the sp o rt, league when hero Tuesday. Summary, with Florida play­ the Judges picked th e ir No. 1 thriller from the 119 oporta photo*, ers listed first! Ralph T hrsdglll defeated Bill graphs in competition In this' year's exhibit o f the Now York McCowan, 4-8, 6-4. ft-2. II. D. Osgood defralcil Harold Press Photographers' Association, Hollingsworth, 641, «-0.* P i n t price aw ard waa the Clyde Higginbotham —defeated proud honor of E m eot Blsto, pop­ Bam Louis, 0-2, 64). ular Tlmea-Wlde W orld eharpCharlie T ata defeated Roger ahoolVr. E rnie's prise winning Nelson, 6-3, 6-0. shot showed a ''ew lh play a t tha Osgood and T hreadgiir defeatrd plate a t the Polo Grounds. Billy Mrijowan and Nelson. £L7. 6-4. Myers Is sliding f a r the plate. Babe Young Is dlvtng to ta g him. Beardsley and Harold Dye tieBoth men are - o ff tha ground, and the title, “ It# Float* Thru the A i r m ight mean either the Cincinnati as or tho Now Y ork lb. Tha a rra y of* g re a t pictures de­ feated by tho Els to m asterpiece represented 17 d ifferen t sports fields, m aking tho prize achieve­ ment a n o tatle trium ph fo r the national game in the realm of tho magic eye. ' fen le t Hollingsworth and Louie, «-8. 6-3. , ; ' .v Auxiliary Base For Jacksonville Planned . JACKSONVILLE, Apr. 23 — GO— Officii Is a t lire naval a ir 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. T h r find auxiliary station was built oti the banana Rivet near Cocoa, Another w as placed- a t G rrro Cove Springs. The 'third Mill t c IS miles west of the dialn Imso here. In addition to those tlie navy la "Ofhrktng on a doiten practice landing fields for Hy­ ing csdcU. BASEBALL 8:00 P: M. TONIGHT ^ ft LEESBURG . 8 ( JOE WHITLOCK'S je r of last year. The P irates beat Bill May 7th, 1639. T his May 7 pits the Pitta against, the Bees at the blve fo r Bill to g et re- Jfe - SANFORDSFMINOLES i ^ MUNICIPAL BAM, PAKK ffcy Gfn A i UlAUi.' MiamiBill more Country Club, also will go undefended. The Miami club has entered only 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 d a r t Coast team out uf the way, fuur-man tram s 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 1J3 I; Bobby Walker, Jackson­ ville city champion! Crawford Rainwater, also of Pensacola, and Dick Van Kleek. Dubsdreaifs tram will be com. xt of W atts G u n n ,. farm er them em elcur tltlehoMer; Hugh Akermsn, Jack Youtsey, end lisnn, If llann play*, t * SANTORO U ttttt ttJS S O S C O d fci-. 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 ric h by Nicholson and Novlkuff. headlined the April •» Inmbnrrr ss they welloned th# White Sox s t Amerllle, Tex. | Glsnte end Dodgers had 3 lam ent each, and they flammed the 2 clubs doped by the doped(era as i . t In this year's Ameri­ can L et-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 .lta n -r W h i t lo c k it Uaateri . teach at Oral*, i t Aagastlas. cl so Kenarcl II 1-eValli'r lb lin k « llU ilO fl K e lli,* |i »■ Fils a OT FLOWERS LOOMING POTm PLANTS ORSAGES jirr-dcrby betting bonks. It will It a t 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 W hlrlaw a- In two previous atarta with Whlrlaway carrying more w eight In the Delmont futurity. The only time they m rt a t equal weight* Whirluway won. O ur Bools ran second end Whlrlaway third to Bold Irishm an lu th a Pimlico futurity, tha only tlma - they Diet when n eith er won, , Valdlna Groom and Bushwhack, er, turn others slated to go In ths Bluegrass also are derby candL date*. The form er showed con­ siderable lata, speed In the Elmendorf a t Kacneland last week although running fourth to Our Boots and may be a derby start­ e r if hi* showing proves out. standing Thursday. The same goes fo r 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 b littkrleg. the Phillies, did their holkur-ham. me ring nt the espens* ana In th« hall-yard of tha Winston-Salem B illy loaguare, but tha feet that tho Phils h it 4 homer*. II of them HRUBBERY K, Rossetter 7 Is Lucky Number For Bgl Posedel d r u g - NEW YORK. Apr. «*r-.(Fp*r ia l) —“ Lucky 7th" usually means Ui*'7th Inning. You stsn d up snd stretch when your club cornea to b u t Ywur boys go out and get A » U T O ttU BSTITUIU same runs. Bom#times. “ Lucky 7th" means the calen­ A N A C T la Cancel All Taste A.a.eanl Upon Ilia AMmarnsnl dar lit tha case of Barnacle Bill Kail el Stmlaulu C uualr. KlorMa. Peaedel, slim slabs tar of tha n e e d s *******' Aaalnat Ike Ileal Preperly D »-' acrlbtil aa U i 4 til Week IS nt Mayfair 1-k .H m U A«4ltiea as Dial lk«real, Owned by Iks axilla T E L E PH O N E n your long-tima reliable tor your drug needs. 103 nulrlnr . .Ti™ ’s be sure of quality and S y - .. if ‘ , . Xj * (' »_ & ’ Ix ’ v r1 / T 4 . \ - • ■. - < ; tv'»M, J V V ■ ** 4tl • P '' Pr j . ^ j v (ir.** - •- *■ , * " «*s^ •* l£•*-’ "•-L 1 wiiie'^nfH.4' *- yV *'I calleeler I* .M eta n m . UikAk • — ±q**t»rtiL,, Our now Budget Depart­ ment has been planned Jo meet the need of motorists who want to pay as they ride. W e are ready Jo give you the aatlati erwf/f In town.No red ta p e -n o de­ lays. Your purchase of B. F. Goodrich tires and batteries w ill be installed w Mb you wall! -' 1 •1 i 1 11 i wr ~ rnjm ■ w ■1 ■, t ^gl 1 �SrmfnoIi> County Produces More Fruit And V’egelnhlen Than Any Similar Arm In Florida AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER " In 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, e * .____ 00,000 In Racing jTax nse Taxes Is Rejected ■■■ — i 1911 APRIL Member Associated Press British Fight To Check Nazis Until Main Army Leaves Hitler A t The Balkan Front For 52nd Birthday ByCommittee R e j e c t i o n Is First Setback Of Gov. Holland's Plan To Raise $ 2 , 2 2 5 , 0 0 0 icrcmse Is T< Unprecedented "Small Price** For Security Of Nation R elief Program • To B e Continued Defense fpendimr Is . 8et A t 12 Billion During* N ext Year i ,A: WASHINGTON. Apr. 24— iff)—■ Secretary Morjrenthau MkedConirresr today for 18,•00,000,000 Id new taxes, ggreater n s ts r defense production, reduced non-defense no spending, nnd safeguards against pro* Mrs. William "II, Pouch, of New York, has bran elected Proa, blent General of the D a u th te ti of the American Jlcvotution. She f Itearing, ft wae chosen a t the organisation's • Tanning .the proposed tax 50th annual continental rongrasx i n c r e a s e “unprecedented,” In Washington. -------------- .——------M orgentbau asserted “new taxes will a r a a a small price to pay" fo r tha security of the nation to £ * insured by the defense pro. gram . As f a r as tha government Is concerned, said H orgcuthau, the nation m ust continue to taka x aro of tha needy In nrad of re M and other essential losis. Explaining tha magnitude of tha new taxes, Morgvnthau call mated th a t defense spending alone would total ( 12,000,000,000 in th e aax t fiscal year. ' • Joint congressional tax exOne n r ( 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 tran sfe r and taro vnluntstrs *i already in Una to more tu a ( 'th e number Head­ board reported One Negro Called As Ninth Dr a f t Quota Of County Six Transferees And Two V o l u n t e e r s Wait Turn To Go . ‘ifxsan tn Una a s 'th a man to fill Ibo JmbUc hearings to d ly with SacraO aryi of tha X r m n r t M anraa- quota alneo transferees are sen t th*u defending 'M l d a p s r tm u t a before reg u lar d ra ft registrant-! recommendsIlona. F a will M sc . of ekeh county according to rag. board. com panted by o m of nia aide*. ulaUona of tha d ra ft 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 rav tra T reasury 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 congrats tonal ex- plained. parts would ralae an estim ated So far, (three while and thiec J u » 00,000.000 In additional w v*. color oil mrfc registrants have been Wiu* from Individual tncomaa, sent to ram p from this county 1500,000,000 laas than would be but two of the white men have yhided from T raaaury recom­ been refused on the mare exten­ mendation*. Tha , ''congreetionu 1 sive ■physical examination given group proposed . iharply higher a t the induction station. g ift, 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 ra n t to fill tha dig draper whan thay mak a out fu tu re quotas before any men tbair returns n ext y a w , and from thl* county are called. On­ would h it multiple thousands who ly one railed man baa b ran srnt Jttth c rto have bran exempt, to Camp B linding from this n v b e re to lay *tha new burden, county a* tha other w e n volun­ bgwrvar, la merely tha revival of teers. The order num ber of the a n age-old controversy between one called man was 41. the Treasury and tha lawmakers. Questionnaires a re being sent nu t from the d ra f t board grad. h rsark sd tha SO a* not to g at too far . .« ,! ahead of th e man needed, the * •* diminishin g ^ ratu n w a n a (U t( g w ith questionnaires i toe giiiraaiarax mum ipo* out (00 ft r Bhead the men new iiiw ra e to change th e ir classi­ middle f l u i aaiary m t k i U . a re liablethrough Injury, marring* bras of Congnoa a re ax. fication or assum ing o f dependants, caus­ aiy -MMlUva about tapping ing rom nlkationa in the raeonlpockstbooka ad their const!. In r of their standings. tip to yesterday I I S question­ naires had b ran ra n t to men in Seminole County. Parents' Of Brower Live In Clearwater —. CLEASWATKR. A nr. 24 /S pecial)— Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Brower, 41B HUtereat ■Drive, aaM Wednesday they had re. reived no fu rth e r details regard. Inv the death o f tb a ir eon. Col. OeraU Brower, who w as listed in »n Aaar a h t sd K ern dispatch TALLAHASSEE. Apr. 24 — — .G overnor Holland's plan lo raise (2,225,000 fo r old age pen­ sions with a new five percent tax on horse race betting m et 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 fo r Governor Holland's general finance program before proceed. Ing with aueh legislation. C hair, man Leedy of the finance and taxation committee told the House hie group would not a c t on any tax bills until Governor Holland sends- Up his program, probably next week. The A dm inistration's gkioflne x distribution program, planned to increase revenues o f the State Road Departm ent, apparently sailed smoothly toward ultim ate enactm ent. 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 th sir business In Florida. Tha House vote was 74 to 12. Governor Holland signed Into law tha O verstreet bill requiring t axles We and for-btae c a n to be labeled when offerbd fe» sale •* used carp. He ate* signed a B. 15. F. Clings Stub­ King Honored Kb bornly To Positions In Area Of Thermo­ 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 Of H U King, '..iiiif* Irnying His Duty tiut hiT <»f S em inole lligii 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 rep n «.■*!■t lln tm in ty lit a m eetin g o f the V» Honul i om in in* | on of I. t. h. i j lrilueAtion tn twr hehl Apr ft* right are Admiral Erich Raeder, Marshal Hermu Ini Goerlng, Mar-lmll Wilhelm Keitel, lid h i. Miiridinl Walthi-r von llrauehilach iiicii Growers With L a r g e Quantities A s k e d To Contact Wilson Fa rnieia in lln» mifb " hit have large quanlitie" of prod tier which will meet federal epenfirationa were adviiyd totlay h>- II J. Lehman, manager id Ihr Sinford S tate F anners Market In get In touch with William I. Wilson director of Stale mm ki t-, In Room 1400 Itarnrtt Nnli.'iuil Hank Building. JarksonvilhMr, Wilson ha, advuu-d Mr. Iw hm ra th a t the As my I'ure h a iS g Office in Jackaiinville 'a m th,~ market for u|i produce to supply ,i -“? s ulay mh qurflioijr'l l.y I hi lUrtihl, j/miftl * W l*A aiiiI wr livlirvr W a y lit di-rtei mg that this n t y l ' / i ' r "vrr,'"'r " 1 is in a In n. i 11UW th a n 1 ", m,,rh ev er h cfi.n I.. ...... ... naliiinnl do-'.'!f f e n s e fund- l„, m i - , „f the i m i i i i 1"'""' th,it luh r " "vrr. ' " ,BV nF P'ace n..» ll.nn J.efurr whrrt wi* hint clpal ail |...11 pit.jcct which l* .,,n " lfl'nrl now imtli r m> I Hurry Krttf " I ’m hrm tily u VVh h i(h in u it11jii11f_ Snnfnf <1 ,,r "f lining uriythlnir thril w l will Imvr in> Thing t*■ o fttr f.-r hrnrfif 4 i*r rity, i. ti.I it ipi-m* ♦ a <tr film - i*11•■r*u* mt , sfMimthiiii* i l t ri,r Hmt b p n rr now tn*ttrr nt*t has LuVfft pfiiiiti it ait whirh N-lt4iiif«i hrlp Hmifitr.i ^ Till* 1*1f! 14-1 **f lilt nii-n Voile W i 11i ii in m, i l*Th rri ,t!» n.i COItl-Mf It'll 1414 t fulliiw 4; Ifpirstii'M ft hunt it, B r n r r now W C Mill I h t f o M III) .hiviht I iDorr mi lint* fo r purl uf the mIhmii it, w i i uni r« Vm il i-r r h n iu >•h Ii T v ii m mmi i'y th an w r hav r r v n of g rttlnp i i ' '"Mil! 11f-ft*n*** iiniru hri*ri, Thrri * \* a |Mi»Hilillity <hMl ry t»• ^ Aiin < it» hnv.i out H ir - j'M ir niipn rt m n v h r i|rvi l n» if port »ar (si U* wi-rt* to ll v, it j r r/ v - i - li r K M v in i h r future It t* wduM Ham * m" hjincr tki g r t on y idoaflv hicfitffl on flu I jrr oiinil, gOVl-i l’if|* III H'I until aomf ^iifijf r.. T'ffi'r, nit hnui i |ir II. mm mi ith *.«• It* tM oitqlcI |*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 | tl lough May .‘t. nl I mop «PI • no Seminole Farmers Airport Increases Chance For Have Opportunity Defense Funds, Group Declares To Sell To Army City i-ffi. . il mi.I liukllli'v.i . I - vl arled with Ihe h'-lp o f Ihr i'*isior we had nm l i t n r r (t hn* no nh-t m e t lorn Ihi* Atirrnunihog it, m i r mrp nt t Tony to gvl*** I t o T o n i r l u r g r r than ihc on r in iisma S hu t- onr air- Orhinrto which 1 ntn|i retHtnf in ] for the p m p o ‘ r i.f \M>fkniL- mil I >% program of Mitoine-.lnp'. f.u shiilejit tear hers. it vui ip | nmmrMl hy Superintemh nt | U I l*atvtun today, h u e to oiiUtamlirii* wm k Mi King has lii*en lining in tin •< i,*I M’lence ilepnrlriient of tin t honl nml hit rffort* to luv* *.h"l.if ships eslahllHhrif «?■ i ollev* u Ihe plntr, he hut toert t h>» m | m ttir HiMiM'inlion to I 4 Ip tt..fk mil till ir problem o f the ml. fin- htp Supt I.MW-ti'O sunt Spriikers oh tho p iogi mi I > In hehl at Camp O’l.eim tin hnh l*» i hiirlt's t prall of I hn-fltoi t> C , Di Ailelle I ............. . r . IIlii \ entity of ftnffnJo, fh M>n I'lu i S t r a l v m c y n of i "Imuki • ili tInivrrsits nml IL .1 11 Wil thr r,,"l Sanford Boys Named In Honorary Group C ity N ew s B riefs Bill Seeking lloHpital Branch Is Introduced Population In WoHda S h o w Gain tha it, rrirnt MritUh i ii Hr rat, I utiilnn an. ton- iJiuging stu hborn ly itn us m the Thar- im this hi 'uric ai'cLir ii* r Minin ii‘ bi*rfrd y r i t p fi Hiiiifer rulumna had Hi* lln tia h rearguard g. il *ui foururl Athens. i dan -ixinl it was **'*ery tin I , m i m h i i i hnd sris*d d f I . iiMioa. near tho i .it,1r ..lied I la rdnnrill1* «d*ib fu'in Vh'hv, I ranee* >i (filial iinnMiiiirrment ........... * wa? g u il t '* r o u K m l ......... ngainsl dll r lie ft*'MB1 I’u rte Ji co* (i- . ♦ 11» d under former I i'(bt,h**r ,, 1 i, i . , Iim f r«'. I w il h he* d u l y in ronnefll'iTi \ fen ch to a i inateri , ............ Hie thrro ,. , . di.ig Hie outh rrak «f i I, ltT.ri <:r* ck ' roup* farin g fum | nil: on! , u iiii fury Huciiuii f, | t" jii old aouiliH ard juat frn n and hit with * fight on until - i t uuienI 11 ,1 tha ' la n d AHnuui h mg H i urge II -un ul l a .- fled ♦. of k i n g In'll flight mad* |(t * di 'p iu a te final mufiaivH fled lo arid »*)’ ehfi) « 0 ihr H rltiih - i Infi d (*f <*f rl« i f l l f ti of thr main f FrdfUs— p«rh»p* in n aurrandsr ' f.n 0 UK ||14 II k in g 1lu*rn! ed aa lilt* | ui... I, H . , 14' It,. •1n i l 1 In totv 4' |(llliuut fled, a f te r 18 >•'V - - f eru '-hmg h h trk rieg , a t Plymouth G H 'Phiril N SuciTHNive Air Raid 1 C hi ' * ........... . I'Mti li >■\ im' i Ijilutwirv ln>ops i'.'iwr* «-st i t ill r i i r h l i n g ' i u - i .»(i■I I imIjiv m Hit* T h c r uu ' mv I.,i - t- c in t, km ) m ile s iii .i tii n l A i I ii ' iih, hi im u p p u r '■ut ri-ut k-ti.inl in lin n to c h e c k i tu i n u \i l.l il /k t ici; a r m i e s unt i l i h. in .iiii Imtlv u f Ih e l> r l li.-iu «•nil hi r k n i frtitn 'Nl lu r n l i r e m c \\\n\ Ih' fill of Athens inti Hi, mol of the IP d ay ulil battle j "f II*. (Ltlk tU' opptnretl iminin"*ii, I.o»ido'ii lo-i-titl ihill ]t K. F'. Steel Lack To Alter ] S. Asked To Keep Stule License Plans l'p Ituying Of Fruit Italy Secs ImjKjrtant New Territory Gains cim paiR n dni»ut|>e<f Sales Class To Mccl j At Keereation Hall 87 Azaleas Planted In Lakefront Park l.rrrk mean I title Ihe* :*i*flfltt tun Herman li,* ft h-ship Srhar ohiirdl aa In lin e d put out uf rommla* -ion for Mime mootha,'* and to r m nIe Ihe l .iiet«rnaii alia llairtM of the Cuiv* tut W> Working for Mholm h»| Btmtrhis who -.how •• u tility Mini iiinlerstainli moerai'y, Mr King has t«» h a s i- f-hotnr*! ips • i itugmg from $inn lit } .mi hi enllegi'* in l tie st a l e e s i » |'l lh» state lost iltitidf)* I'tins' n Irnoh M-ilh M’lo«lnr«hips fm 111e s 4* sin (kill* are 111||\ cl sil v nt Mmnn ; n . .p R hIIiin t tilleyr, Ktalmuu Hidver Univarmt) hfcfti ;fci(1r,tl. ‘ »1 Y hv tji» l.’hvoi-V Itighwav Tn«»min4:. M« I *h I Port for »*ti\ Mimcfit r i v| T n rnnwav*. M u n n l(o*l S tate Motor vehicle eommlaaloner. man said, the Jm IkMtnville t>f f•• * rhii nr* In an mi tit I*- v nt N n f*-r I Klf VI r i iMM li ii. tr r | ■ff m i ll* * N i» il) h** r*trfftrlirrf A dm inistration J e * l a w and need a t the f ulhm vi gi'tni>U hnvniK tori* I ( mi lit* it mitt* ffffft n hr* If, hffuB Tl1 .1mi run I of Ho FI "ruin I it oca I county official# t(* i vhlgbl en­ for tjclivcry I* Im> Miap Linn IH M I 11(%4* goil dorsed a eompromtie BixeUne tax fullunla, w e t a , t titimi MT, <nu I no for Hilt* ih'Vtlop# A mimmHh lion W r l\Mi|T "tat* t rranuii foi vtokuo* fur tho * 1 • »- 111-*if i ■ i lung •nt *’ plan Involving trillion* of dollxra tugr, mimtanl g m n*. ui.m. na> Hint wi of State fund* J ^ r (0-yaar pe­ ley, p e p p e fi, nul> h* % - pnut H It an ndt*. rial aelmlnt "i ips "i Ho- colic ti. fii*. rtianra uf the ►Ini* i folf o v (|f|ftil‘ I riod. , . , . ■weet ptitatneh. H i a * In u h *> i • i " || I* i . lit If*I I h .' l II i * oir of il.. Chairm an Tbamax A. Johnson lumipa. fur pro ji*ct -IL yc* » (ophii of the S tate IU>»d D epartm ent, ho,,I i tty I* M'hnf'lri* .Hid 'though the iJmiihii I tnri« , m mul Im11In nl Hn il*'% if i' u*ol ' 1 two of hi* attorney* and »n rn- n m r k r l m a n a g e r j u u n ’i d m il , #n • i nil nil v tii rui *•*I f *i t n o A r m y a If ilned th e compromise uantitlea are iitiuatlv <h it* • g in rer explain 1 1 m mf ni* |,n*r hmi J H im M*ci*r irur of ftir r n r o r ► m H ue pnhln ? ire ami —t.i 1 * -nmiisl ip in approval fo r them and voiced *1_ .» 11*•f I 'm i* }»r«nM'l o f t ti ii« Wind i?rif*u j.... .. milols *tft>i br .il l* " f ahl'i* ' H a n d f»r *woreft examplr, selves and G overnor "Ho w o n h l l«f it 1 1 niM iiitioiB r o m i n y r * pittatiMT* wen* neerfi <1 \ * T il l » *H 111 k 11u 11 Ik 41 III *' * I a 11i I the program they evpeet greatly tertiay, hut only to S an fo rd " J* i i<i tug tin Fin n ,In Si Imlnl slitp" lo m eed u p a ata'e-w ld* ro.id- • tm w b rrr lv i f<*r the ♦nitiid Hie lift ui» I icfii bulldln* plan, p arii-u lsriy arorn.l (ht new Tha attention loniMt strutegic defense prdnle. If . •nt? h Ml’11v ll icji of rrnment v ho I in era in JSeminoIr < •• it I V. 0 . Phillips, Ta'Uhmssrc, railed hy Mr. 1.» IIHIIlf I lln rtn im lif r *'f tn high -<*.... I president of the stale association following Btalrmeiii i — in 4-tfort tn Brcnrc |y ailllilWC'l I'dllg of county com m lselrm re. said at Mi Wilson. ■udirrging the th r publlf hearing 1-efore t* o only already "The Secretary AgiuiiP i l ­ Henate committee-! th at until .»*< ls advising the luinu r* wh>. ■■ titii o f f Ir lull Frldav It appeared his group ar d growing ton alum I... i uni...... •dll the Governor were lu hopstiss to Increase th ru r |. p - hy .h disagreement. percent. The reason f.u Hus . Prim p point* In the county- that under the Irnae.lrlid ail .• IT. | vim a l n . i i s l i »Mitni'p f m ha* hr hi < hail Holland agreem ent ares will he railed upon to furnish Submission of a constitutional food to our f j win!- a rn .s , >h» Huilding "M < amendment which would liv e ocean Canneit tomatoes wilt I,, and thr 'I n ­ I A I.I.AIIASSKi: A|.r uV/| four ef the six lin t* tax on * ona item we will be uskisl to slui l. AKI LAND. Am 24 -H /l’i — i' rlihfk t u 141g h! Hcc mu m ' ho n i m l i ntnul r J gallon of gasoline f<n btobw*» " It it probably doubtful. Mi •r Tied Pi nullnfuil lirfriisi'. Kliir Frili'ial 4oiitfn| foiKinlttcen which Mali un ih purpose* to tho S U t* Road Dr- Wilson pointed out, "if Fluruhi hnpilh' Ihe m arkt ting ngreem en t (iatchri, ■l p irlm e n l and- plodg" tw o eenU cannsries will be railed upon i». nhi p o t i*i ly w o n ’t I'liung*' it* ii u . foi Florida i iMii* pdiied Wadnea- rhanta rummiiii r i»f the <'hamix i *" licaiib-c tnk?H m i t t y e a r lo ennatv road bond 4ebt serv­ produce canned tomalm-s for . of ( ’umnicrt« -u*d h*dii) II. .1 llritficarn Sta te tag cull*. day In it* king the gov erninen t ice.- If the am eudm oat falls In port but other canneries mute Kidding tin Hurd lucciiii.ir <• to 4"ii1imo' purthttfed of pro* night, the ill*'*' hu* '.!b (»('*• 111, the general electron of IS IS , .he experienced In this tyiu- of bu­ ii i u Ioiht , lolti ii lt‘in*lHtivo cum rec soil g i n pe fruit direct from Hint ntccl rrglatcrcd itu hulitig iiitn Iii<"N alVeeatlon will go bask to tho ll**** will be requested to do s... piittaa WiHJncmlny pnreg hava ml vii need, and that rannein no that priced paid l y and **mpl<•>»"*, Mr (lutilud hi* present X-l division. _ thus creating a shortri supply niiiiiufaclurrm will ('14111*1'!* lo grittoi!' may he m a in ­ lud iiim U i Give th e S tate Boad Depart- and a higher price in. tlm rounnounred ( f hhiu 1 , l**4M*tHMf tain! d w ent the raat of tbn anticipated try. Local canneries In Florida «<• fknlta cufiunitiiirntH alumt *upfin linger 4*| thi Sui I*. Itoehmk The govern no1 ii I «»« i ripicntcd pivinjf metal for m ui h flniiiiCB a* revenues—about $4,OWI,000— dur­ should pay a higher price fui ami CimipMii1. t tui*' of I ll 111Jid to huy lilemfeil orange uiul grupe- in the m plnu'i.f uf lit)1' 4 IrtB.H' ing tha 12-month oertod for lm- tomatoes this Spring than they M-'toinobile tags MWr are even run a id en im the f t ml juice* as well h i grapefruit Hint nrr 1" run over il p4 i It'd 4.1 mediete road building nead*. In have done in the p a s t,’ Mr nrivuttbility of »i cImi in ing old jidrt* arid m -c Hoii* addition, th e road departm ent Wilson declared. righ t vn-ckI mins! ry fepoki aifirti Bald that tugH, and reHlainpliiB them," would continue to got tho income while the shipping and ranning I'riKKrm said from Ite p r o m t throe-cent share h After D rt|K ir «' apura ra nef . neaaon should !m I’roupleted now, of • ho tax . I.OfMI.OOO I he H» uhu curnmiltce killed hi Ha they eatirualcd from Tha Governor yu-terday signed piopoainc to have nil Florida to 2,DUK1|,000 Uiaea uf grapef ru it a bill providing fo r tho toad de­ t arry ex tra Hcetiae "IiiU* on the remain fur dtRpo*al partm ent to take over and meinA S' i t ' 111VV 4.S T A UK A "I Mrs. H. It, McCasiln. win. i. If uni. H »l>o took out the inantain municipal ite ra te , viaducts KNUI.A NI', A t.t 21 4/l*i \ and b rid e ra which n/O vltel links working with Mrs. Endor Cur. itaUiry feature* of a meiu uro heavy fur iuaii a lla ik on ihle 1*14 on tha Banford Garden C’lub» provldlnjr for a larger Uranaa In Use S tate U g sw o r tyileni Immli-damagcd mm'I iiiii »»f Fiiglaod prajeet to beautify the perk plate atampad with aoinc t m l U m ,, 1 killed at leapi 12 peiMiiia eurli aerora from tha xoo, said 1<»J») ndvartlflnp Florida today, but g 1 liny air raid wtu k, 1 • th a t IT axalaa plants had been In four new boda at the HOME, A |.r 24 —m — While la id H wan u "'flat failu ie (The refifcor did rurt |>, n m l Fk# 0®a other bed had already h<-r nrw ,|ii|> rta hallrd the collapse »n plan tad. of Grt-ere's ermlc* a t a “lesson" Idcntlficntliui uf the tiiwu I nl Next the Uwn will be nUatrd lo A m rrire. Italy last night en- the atciry indicated li wiia P ly ­ after U* ground has been leveled, vixiuned Ini,Mirtxnl tarritoruil gains mouth, which Uni* ha» undergone '■ ■ to Noughton, City park in tha Balkans and looked for- raid* for three straight pighta i The A It.IV workers aald alnlu«t ward to lha next th ru st of lb* « d v tllT p la m ^ n tj^ r Axis armies— probably in EgypU all of the many bombs dropped Obsarvsra here said they be­ fell on ruimi of buildings prrvl. lieved the victorious German and ou aly blitted, bo (hat (h e ir was to allow tourist* next Italian forces would concentrate "vary little new daiiiage.” Hanford’s two banks (boy return.". next on driving through to the rim ed all day Saturday Nile from Libya and conquering of Southern Memorial I E gypt before launching an attack on G ibraltar. O perations ag alo tt Kdward Kllnk of Cincinnati, 0., G ibraltar might luvolva Portugal and Lyda C arter of Columbus, aa well a t Spain. 11lea., wore Issued a m arriage IU WA B rnwOTON, Apr. 24 rrn ra a t tha Court House yester­ h o u h in g FOR KET WEST ay, brmlnole county, yesterday day. Another ilea nse was Issued ‘toto* has tocraaaad by 10 5 introduced a bill In the House. .(■ •to 1010 b u t prelim la- to A rthur J . Williams and Maria WASHINGTON, Apr. B4 —OP, donating a site In Seminole C our. (o r too counter a* llayisee, both of Sanford. — Construction of W defense ty n ear Sanford fo r a branch of o f oeidwelling unite at Kay Waal baa the Florida S tate Hospital. The Mia* Clartfie Belcher, elate bran approved by President lerg- 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 of tha 4.11 Clubs In tha Mora than a m ajority of rapracounty today, instructing tha ■•■tethrae nave sponsored KT-STk,r^!!V,?rr. ii (hroutfit A t t u a r o n s t a n t lf r • \ t h e n s mud drovaa o f •- luti'Tr. heaped havoe ’Jp* i i b i i i , tuirta and ship* •"ii nr Mu fireuk roaita. < t iAH'4'f of H e r m a n bomb* ..soli »n e > |f Tw*f Hrilish ItcHiirncdlv Wsiil For W'ar News I l IN I If I N . Apr 24 H n t n 1n awaited almost — (jP)— ■ with 1*0* • ignal i*4ti last night for OOfB* ............ word from her arm y In Greece Kv(ui the w orst news would hindly rorne os a Burprite, hul tiiere were Indications th a t 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 a ho ut the currant iltu a tlo a jrw terday was t h i lono *itlt#IIO#Jto a r.airo general he ad q u a rta n cummuniqye: '•Knmlra forces ara consolidate lalllnaFk mg their new defansiva positions." -----------— -------------TO k u jn l-OAN CONTRACT — WASHINGTON, Apr. S4 —M l _ George H. M nsaram lth. Unk» ed States am bassador ta Coho. i . u hero W ednesday the l e r a contract under which tha B b s S E " im port Bank will advnnao g U s c * .£ # t u ! 3 s 3 ■ n r t v r t i a#urprtM . - 1 lO w tiiS S NUMBER 291 i ^ • . . . . . . . , ^ ' v J j y � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 23, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 23, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 23, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/70c59526f85b235fb1db0ebc2214928b.pdf 9baa696cca980a9f1a76b48e2668fcab PDF Text Text ifjriirei*lW:-vw* Seminole County Produces More Fruit And Vegetable* Than Any. Similar Area In Florida inoles H it 8 To DODGERS’ KEY* M A N Hafa6Snnday Progressive Press mixed bowl­ ine teem won two watches from the Grapette Company last Mon­ day to dnch chances of whining the tournament, now hi. the sixth week of the second half, at tbo Bnwldrome.-• With two more weeks to go the Wert Jewelry, with 23 wins sfter heating liarre’g Llqoor Store Thursday tiro to one, has a slim chance of catching the leaders provided they win all of the games of the two remaining [ record this weekend by dropp1 two games to DeLand after {ring two from Orlando earlier Ike week. Saturday's results re DeLand the game by a re c f seven-two for a clean lacy hot In the gems yester. t, Won by DeLand ala to four Sanford team toHoctad a a) of eight hits to the Red fa (is and bad 10 men left on Se during the game, high pitched n nice game for Sad here Saturday night, nrtag only seven hits end nering two hits and hatting In hltue in himself. Outstanding fed at the plate Saturday was sing who hit n single, double, its and homer oat of fire trips fe.tem . < \ . matches ixuvari, us alarm, uaui, entry who Is third In the national rank. Inga, will meet Bryan (Bltay) Grant of Atlanta In Iha • finals today. In an all Rollina match Mlaa Dorothy Bundy won the women's singles yesterday, rallying after losing the Drat sot to run out the long tattle with Pauline Beta, 6-7, 3-4, 11-9. Gardner Lamed, 17, of Fort l auderdale, Fla, won the junior singles title, defeating' 14-yvar-old Jack Tucro of New Orleans, L L , 4 4. Krimer and Tad Schroodar, Palo Alto, Cal f , gained the don. hies finals against Bobby Rlgga and Frank Gueniaey by defeating Bltay Grant • and Rnasall Bob­ bitt. Atlanta, 4-8, 6. 1, 8-9, 8-2. Mlaa Bata appeared at the atari to he on tha way to another vic­ tory over her slater-student at Rollina College, but Ulai Bundy staged a grand eometark. Paulina took a hard fall on her /M u - A tVrf MostX eletday i fhe . BomjBMi*. Mat a me. rather thMittp', DeLand i W ly h y iM tey C M the at the hen aflmrihe gam*, ■ting tnere hits took tha Hate the Meal ta m ta m on Hl|8» P 8 the game. Leading four runs In the first MWNM the . Sanford boys 8 4* W when they bunched CtauNfMo o i fb s sewue hod* OtWWCB. ^ ootfibloba ' MV4A6BR IA3 p oO X U S H CAU-S MiM1>tB lory To tK» 1 iMilng « • In aeeond! the third Inning It was *•8 duel until the seven. 1 the Batten brought In v o o f r f g x ' p t f i i i M T Hbrvy l>«Ian <1 „ -----. i l l sti osa— j mo uts— | srnnsion. tirhon *1. •llftlrp i. Whitlock luwi.o ke wtiuw«k.l nanfanl _ __ as* Assists, CIMI»>|>ln t. ■UlUenti I . U r a l l i r I . A » h lo n U r r u r , D a u * n o . I iu n a b a i l n l In . I ' u m l s . I l o la tn ir 4. I ' f r l l . C ilr k . If u u iio T w o Lt»a* h lla , B U r l l n i , ll o l a l n s . M c lt a n g y . T h r« M * b a 8« lilt* l i ^ u i n i llo m * i n t i ll o la l n a . M to l»n li8 M 9, l l a r r l i i g i o u , M a d if « K l, I'u a h . M d c r lf lr a i, Ix r v a llt i, U aU a. F i i k Ii , H b u ii» ililn » Ooublas p la y a , ( h iu u u lo H «h o n lo H in r lln ^ . I l a r r l o n i u n lo lU lla a p I* lo J u a l ir g lo -f i on |. m u , lu is a iiU f . H a n f o rd lo li«»«« «#n Malta, o f f P u g h 1 . K f i i h c M iru rR ••uf. I»y I ' u g h T. K #11 ■ J A ah l on I 111In, o f f K < lli» M I lU r r l v t g l n n ) , I'u g h ( l* f * ll) P a a m c l L o ll t jlr k p ll c h * r , K r ilU g : I ' m p lr t n r * p .» m o . K r n d r ll. 1941 Season In - — f wrU made by the M a jo r Tom M cC reery W o n ’t T a lk M uch A b o u t I f l s E n try By'HID P B O fR - n e e d s It or caII on your long-time reliable J druggtit (or your drug neiHli. I.ctn Blwtya b# aura of quality and A rlc# when you, trade at f m ey’i D rug S to re " Fill A ll Prescriptions S u ford g Florida Our shop to well oqulpptd i't* s»Bk# any rapafra on | nrm machinery, trallan or laUitr tqulpment. ■» M ill Supplies Irrigation Systems — E x p ert W e ld in g «m U#b and Rapatr Sanrte* IE0 RGE STINE, Ownara Ilar'on r( 4 I I • hshon ll, .. ____ | l * 4 4 * 1 1 llol.-a If . , ___ l a l * Danya xs 41 1 1 Ntxrl'a lb I 1 14 » Msdl'kl r ..... . ( I l l noanu'e rf l e a d Itsrxs p ... * * , | * Uurns p .. . I t t t Totals II a If It xAsttiixl first base ealrhsr** latxrfxrsnee Hears hr Inningsi •anfard ........... II* tit It*— « tislmixl ___ ..... I l l Ml l i t — I ICrrura, Danya, merlins I. Cnlits Justice. Ilslna*. (Ilrk. Whitlock. Huns. Williams, Julsllcg, -Booth. MrRsnsy. Mshon I, Cates, llelalag. Deny*, msiilsg. H ubs HOIled IS. Whltlnek, Ulsrk wall. La-Vallip. Mrltasey. Iloorntrahlne, Jlolslsa atsrlins. kls*i Jsskl t. TWo-bas* Mta. William i Hlolen baa*. Hebea Haerirics. Meltsnrtr. Double olaira. Williams In Justice toLsVslfxy Mehen In Dene* lo-aisrllng. Ilslodl to Julatlre In LoValley, baft on base*. BanforA II. Ds&aaX *. B**e on ball* off lOiyte L Bleiawa 4 Hslndo I- Hlrurk out. by Hsye* t. by burns I. by Il*la4* I. lilt*, off lilrlaws lo { 4.1 loologa I with I run (I *a rned), off Ullage la 1 l-i lanlnqs a with I runs (I aarned), off Hst» s To I toalaa- I with 4 run* It earpod). o f f Burn* In I Innlnes «- end * rana. WJI4 •Hear*. BUIawa. Raraed rasa. Sanford t. DeLand I- Winning hitcher. Hums. Losing phaasr, Ilslna*. empires, BmltV and Uni­ ter. Tima, t i l l - . Calls to markttingx, muter loan, i manta emoui ISO aaUlten < toil mated i f MUnuUd the Progressive Only one and two games behind the second place Wert team, they play the weak Camway and Bill's Package Mams this week while Wert fires the league lead era. Tournament standing: W L Pet Progressiva Press 28 8 772 Wert Jewelry. , S3 13 .*38 Harry’s Liquor...*» C3 14 A ll Greet Southern ____>1 13 .531 C am way ... 16 IB .444 Bowldrome_______ 11 3S .300 Bill's Package a... .. > 6 80 .100 Schedule: , Mon, Grapette vs. Harry's. Tuts, Bllra vs. Bowldrame. Wed., Grant Southern vs. Car. rsway Agency. ' r Thurs., Wert Jewelry . re. Pro­ gressive Preen. N a zis Storm T o w a rd Therm opylae Pass, * Leas T h an H u n d red M iles From Athens B ritish Fleet Seeks 9 T o Sm ash A x is S apply B ase In Tripoli ST. AUGUSTINE n o State Department said tad*y a cablegram from tha American legation at Cairo Mated Brewer was M ild •■May at » Obeld. 3M mllee aeathwast of Kkartoem. Sanford To P l a y '' ~ 'OVPF n * Him IB Inspectors ball park. The Saints hare lost l_s. -S s l _• only one game of the dropping out te Daytona Saturday.__ . d l.M a . 117 R. FIRST ST. ^ T tn a B U U r alarms were eeunded, the most In Jnsny years. FREE DBLIVBXY I PHONl w x d n e s ^ v ^ Ragtag XW- of control, o genstml-»l«rui flrr *• three equate Mocks of buildings Ip-Suulh Boston. gMted with wool and leather, warehOusi-* Thr rntlr Ihreateuqi-hefevo the flames were, brought under jh u u d d at N . J. B row n A dm its V B NEW YORK. Apr, 81 —<*>)In a little cottage stuck to, he. tweeA bams ai Belmi " J according to a statement i m ,_ there’s a toll, ctmrw-A by Hunter 0 . Johnson, State ho­ who la caring for tha « tel commlislonaf. This was In suite of Uts fact that the rush of winter vlaltora lea* than two weeks off. during tha season just about to II* Is Mojot Tent Mcdnery, doM lagged during November. and ha won't toll you too much Deetmher and tha flrst week or about hla horoes, probably ba- twa of January, Mr. Johnson rause he doesn’t wont to be ac­ said. It should ho borne In mind, too, to this connection that the cused of bragging. After a year of hard lock with Inrush of officers and mm to the two other derby candidates, Ms. various A m y, Navy and aviation Jor Tom la altMiig 'tight right camps set up In tha state la not now, because In Robert Morris, Included In Urn above assertion. "A cartful check no of the i rangy colt with a lot of. Bsart available show but not too much legs, hq ap­ latest figures pear* to bava enough runner to that tha 1638 hotels, 8074 apart, glv# any of 'em o resale for the ■ant bouse* and 11 >40 rooming necklace of race* a week from •ad hoarding houses with their combined capacity Af 111,079 Saturday. catered to approximately Young Bob Morris’ win over rooms older horses to - the mil* aod-tlx 1,400,00# visitors dwxag iha year ■odlag'ra sold Commissioner •tenth Escalator handicap at Ja­ not (dm qm Im Dm maica Saturday was tha high I p p g L •v iita apot of a day which saw Dispose and Curious Coin, the Florid* ’den t, show absolutely M darby toy (Lucky) Hi Germany's hljtu on the heels of tl* Hroco-British fore* toward hlatorlq-p 8 h o o a n ,_ W N ,^ Germans ^ald' they Bod ( 4 iu«ah< xhehr wftanev westward from thi tg n U k n frontier peat of Baiun In a'<Hve toward the Buea,tonal In on apparent attempt t< smash the supply b«M for thli threatening Axis onslaught, thi British fleet poundsd'’ tha west Btoytur* pert of Tripoli with 16 Inch ahtlla in a 48-mlnuto bam. about 3d, negro. cor\fessed Bat. unlay alght to shooting and kill. woman. Cora .L m Hill, about 34. Cbiaf WIU1m 3 reported that Brown said ho be. tiered the woman Intended to ottork him with a knife. The negro has been transferred vu the vi,* County, x/uuuvy. s iu ua even to and has been placed Bt the County jail. A coroner’* Jury divided U>!a morning that tha victim, Cora low niU. was killed hy a gun In the hands of Brown and h« will h« held until tha next term of the Circuit Court. Wit nesses in the rasa testified that they hast# only one shot hut Dr. 8. Pule*, ton Indicated there war* tbraa hutkt hole* In the body, JaUUw of Urn peace W. E- Wolaon said UiU momlnjr* • * NBW'RED •> J iic n i w a s eckirniACT WASHINGTON, Anr. 31 —(M — Thd award a (.a 133,440 evnUb« » to tbg Ffconuak Cancreto Flp# Cantpaay, of Tamp*. Flo; t r t concrete cmlrert pip* w*i on- : I Despite the Italian, atoiui, Ike Britiao aaseried the SOBW Amerlean colamns edvaivcing on tha l* A P R IL Special Game RuteH Allowed For I’upilH Students in Scmiiudr Coun. ty schools who are in the eighth grade or below may buy n srasnn ticket fnr the re­ maining home ganira uf the Hanford Seminoies at a price of |l. 11. E. Marris, pniinp.il of tha Junior High Srhuol, announced today. This is the first time stu­ dents have been estendnl ape. rial rates to the ball games. Mr. Morris said. The plan wax arranged through the Seminole Ilaaetall Association, of which Olio Caldwell Is president, There are 82 more home games and sli doublrhcaders on the Semlnolra' schedule. Ticket* may t>e bought at the Junior High Srhuol and the Grammar School, Mr. Morris announced. Ethiopian capllal from Uto **cJ f t have occupied an ’Important W toUfia cBvanag Urn • approach to Ddoalo after Inflicting heavy Rtixinr^s nit*" of Sanford, r*>nlaClrd liy I l f rhomher of Com. merre and The Sanford lleruld, have lifnrt Sly rtidorsod thr -id vrrtlxing |irntrram of thr trsdi* I„><Iv •••••! harked the |irtqHu,Ml that tlu- appropriation Im- •■• • rvsM-il next year. The utrridianlM srerm-tl of thr opinion that thr advertising last yrur htuiivhl • •mhI results, ami should hr run. IlllUtsI Edward Higgins, srxrrlary of the Chamber of t'ominnrr, sa-il tlie tiude laxly spent uintost 12,IMIU last year lu advrilisr San­ ford's nttracUtuis In nurthein rltii-s, nml ia asking an ullutment uf I'., 1100 this year. Here's whul the merrhsnts said: W. V. Hitting, manuger of Touchtun'l Drug Store, declared, “For every dune that is spent for advertising, you reap dollar, I am very much In favor of the Chamber of Curnnirrrr advertis­ ing program.” li. lx I’erkins of thr Men’s Ready to Wear Store, said, “ We had more tourists during in.season Just ending and we bail more ruatomere among them than In the past years. I believe the program should ho continued “ J. 0. l-anry uf Laney s Drug Store, asserted, ”1 approve the advertising campaign uf Ihr Chamt-vr and think it should be enlarged. W t had quite a few Visitors in pur store last season." Nrd Smith of the Hanford Fur­ niture Company explained Dull “lo be good, advertising must be continued. Our advertising last season might be regarded as an Investment, and this year we must continue the prof ram In or­ der to capitalise on that invest­ ment." W. a Hill of tha Hill lumber : First ton!, hi Member Associated Press 1941 N U M B E R 199 Governor Slams Four Bills Relating To National D efen se: Pensions Discussed John Winant Asserts d e t e r mi n a t i o n O f America To Help Kntflanri W in ,War TAI.LAIIA8SEK. Apr. -22-(/P| Bonds Between Notions C ited The House introduced a hill to appropriate H 1,260,000 annually lor |irnsiona and aid to needy chihltrn. The meaauie would ealinaik $1»,IHR*,000 of the total for the ugrd—triple the present appropriation itep hhel.lon of Hillshoimigh, one of the sponsors, said such an appropriation would raise the top pension to $40 monthly Two hills lo provide mote (ten­ sion money weir Introduced line would put a o n e . half percent gross receipts las on all hiislneaa and all salsrirs above 4100 a month, pioducmg an estimated |S,OOO.OOo a year Another would raise about |12,0 0 0 . 0 0 0 ly K 2 percent gioaa receipts lax Half the revenue would go to pensions and the rest would hr divided between the schools slid the general reve­ nue fund. Meanwhile, overtures In cossjiromite a pro|>oacil Increase on Dorse raesk bcltiqg taira wars sounded by traeV officials GovaCBqt.H«Ule4L.haa>nMm4>roet>d»d & present hettlng tax Increase for the old age assistance |no. gram. Track men have tan! i)>< measure would kill raring m Fluiidn. A sliding scale lax w.is mentioned. The House |>aasrd mol sent |,, •hr Senate a hill outlawing firs works sales In Kim ids The last of Governor Holhind > defense hills, designed to siren,thin sabotage laws, w a s sent t„ i> joint Senate-House ■imfi-rem. rnnimitlre for a eompromise >>n 'he disputed question of whello i to impose the death penalty (oi ■alolag* of national defense Constitutional amendments lo rut down delinquent tin mm promises and create special a■eaamenl dlitrirts In cities passed by thr House yrsl«*nlny They were the first proposed constitutional changes to pass either branch of the two-week old Florida Legislature If the Senate concurs, they will be vol ed on In the November. IUI2, general election. Under one amendment, future adjustments of delinquent taxes legally assessed could lie msde only under provisions of laws passed hy two-thirds of the I,rg is|i.ture's membership. Taira lev­ ied by cities and drainage ilia tilrle are exempt. The proposal reverses a tai settlement trend of many years In Florida, lewis, of Gulf, said it would serve notice on property owners that they could not ra t compromise tax r e d u c t io n s the future. Freeholders within a special assessment district of a munlct. ilty could vote on Issuance of nda or special cssessment cer­ tificates In their districts If thr other Mouse-approved amendment Is adopted. The Constitution now requires a majority of all freeholders in a city to participate In an elec tlon before bonds of any sort can r K and Supply Yard believes “ San­ Other constitutional amend, ford lute dune hotter with Ua tourists this year Ihhn ever be­ menta proposed yesterday In the llouae would l fore,” and added that "with a Establish th* State Gam* and larger advertising appropriation we ■Soaid bo abl* to do even Fresh Water Fish Commission ** a eoksUtCtional agency, with potCer to sot up gam* Uwa and fo liw Crate MIU rate. - I (hteV seasons. Authorise garnishment of 21 percent of a married man’* sal­ ary far tape id obligations. Th* peal try « t the proBoeal wttl he called up for r *B Ute Ben*­ *V,<r&iX£, a .u »«- 22, Norse Torpedo Boat Raids Nazi-Held Homeland Ambassador Declares Ties W ill Outlive Tyranny O f Nazis teMy^ jjtAusj Thr Alllez' latest mM on Natl M il Nor• i« n|H>riitl lo hav«« hern l»y th** -h n Nor* t ifmn torp*<1o Imat Skipnci luve}. Swuopmc flown f>n a N<*rw«*Kii«n fjortl ih of TtMiiMH', not far from l)o Iriifeitrn III the legislative halls, the question of providing higher (ten­ sion* for the aged leceived git-uter emphasis WASHINGTON, Apr- 33— (A P )— A United States MIU. tary air shssrfsr. O L Gerald h e t i r , has been killed la the Aagto.Bgyptlaa Sedan, the fleet casually among American military observers asMgnsd to Iho Bwoptan BASEBALL 8.-00 P. M TUKSD, — Florida today outlawed the Communist 1‘nrty and the Ger­ man. A mrriran flund when Gov­ ernor Holland signed a measure providing nrnvy penalties for advocating the overthrow of the government The law. along with a series of four notional defense tills which the Governor supported and today signed, is effective Im­ mediately Greek Surrender * Rumored In Italy 7, at Mix time. And one more point would have given her the match. Mlaa Bundy, hawarer, forced Mlaa Belt Into errors, caught her, won Iha gams and finally the match. tire positions of tbs teams sr Tha girls went on sharing garnet until the score stood 8- 8. Then Mlaa Bundy staged her clinching rally, tending aixsling shots down Die court sides to run Mlsa Bella out of the tournament In the next two games. She broke Mias BetV service In Iho 1OIK game, and held her own —vs— In the last Tha final gama was deuced tig times before Mlsa JOFt W H IT L O C K 'S Bundy finally caught Mlaa Beta balanee and .forced her to hit Into the net. F L O R ID A , Reds, Bund Outlawed By NewMeasure Boston F igh ts 5-Alarm Fire lima *. tftkJa* car6 ui AftkiUtafml jjyfoj; and Press tram loses all three of the games in each of their two matches. The two league leaders meet each other In a match next Thursday to decide bow the ey Aegean Towns Robert Morrii, State Was Best, S t Augustine Only Sensation i Report Asserts Here Tonight TA 1A A R A 8BEE, Apr. 21 — 8anford meets the 8t Augua. Entry In Derby Special)-Compilation of re- *lr« 8alnto tonight at the local •PS d r u g SANFO RD , Progressive Press Still Leads As . Mixed Bowling Tourney Nears End 1U Legionnaires f i l l Attend Key W est Convention ■1 - .. Weinstein To S u r ’P e n d e r D i s t r i c t Command To Schick thr Hrilifh rarriril out ♦•tuh, ihr Slcipnri h i m i TAI I A IIAHSEF. f i-h r in ir n t ir wt 1 41v e•»| Apr I I1)*' Fight .culture, iiiclu.liii Fnir-at F Ilouhholtlrr of Suti(.*i,l \t**|t|.lil\ |l||l|IOgPt| ll’i*l-llll IOt| 1 prohilnl thr rnnniiiy of ft,.-,, 01 ifiiniHloir (mil in riot i.ht Thr Iwu propoR«)«i mi ip inn Inini'«l III II kt'IIPi of III I ill ■ I ONI KIN. Anr 22 — </T>— I’ll*' I'nitiql SI a lex nmbanna•luf i" l.i'M'Icn. John Win»iil. t••hi tin* American Cham!•••: " f Commerce today Mwo me nut rnnreriieil with words -we me determined to help (itriiuinl l»v action to insure total \ictorv over totalitarian nirirreHuion" , tio.liit 1 1! I») Snmtor I it\ It»i i I Iraiuclrl unit ►r\rt» ol I 1 . . .1 li Mirilrt Thr «>i8!«• of froint fmil i»*m , Is haritinl on (hr fit **h t ill” : market- (Inr of (hr lull- uonh prohiliit miiVTim-nt ol 1 ill n. I'knnn it** tlui it>ir * prmnl .•11. < n frrrir Olhrr Lilli in (hr •ilu - wittil* Hr- enact tha lair* IrVint mi •ale of Krap«ftuit« oraiitfr* nlltl tanir<*rtn4A for a«tvr i iiniiiir, '‘O' Jilov^tja tli^f tha fu|t<L tlrrivtH fTrAin rarh typr rftrn* ntliaf l» 11*!*•I •ppitlNlfh Hits! pi nhiliit n»k» it* u«»r 1fruit ml\ij titt nicn 1 * Ink. 7 |Ml. rltl of lli* said thsl belwrrn iho # Amcnctiia nml thr "frer gruf uncom|ii«ml>U people of ii|U Id* IaihI Ihrn «*kia(rd 1 bond of i'1 -mmoM evmpathy, iiiiilrrilindiA|, tit bolt 'll mi,| purpose *hlch will m. fii long Mftrr **Nzti tyrunit) hi»a (troll hrokuB ind tin* 'I I O) Vll llo I’n-iiMiry ln«t night oul- - pt'l I( It'll 11\ 111 • 11 Mins' Ihr .»• .1 I xrrlintti^r fuo.|«, totnlliiic alot’-l ft IMIII.IMMI a \fit 1 for ll•r 111 • » liifblipnltiiifT nml 1 inIMt48inHi*; n i« •c.Hfli ilrpnt Imrnl I nil'll Toki atiolhii 'I |" unit of Ihi itilvi ttr*irt|f mom > for a 1imm«iMiriutmn .It pmtiorul (** -itol\ prolIrlUN mi 1 tuiurt i inn with ’ ‘ r iiiuvi'ini'Kl of iiti 11 • lo mmkri I'tovtilr Itiithi'i elunthiih on Iiiii(uiit) oil will* It ntf.h’tl * o|4»t is permillosl 1,1 |lrm.r I'Mall hllVrl* Utlilfl l*«oi( nml llrrn«r |iM*%i*iotia the prr«riit Iwu I'robulr Ilia! nil II mrmhrf* Mn I* K I’riNfi'r. |»ie«ident of ll r Floi 1 U I Hllia < oimni* ol the American I a-kio/i Au*ilii»yt already ha* left for Key \Ni*nt til reprenelit the llfllt The S"tia of thr Ise«ion wdl meet to. f b-ht lo make final plan* to at (• Mil, and the Junior Aoslliary Survey Of Road 44 and Majorrtleii will mIbo la1 rep (Jets Authorization n *rnted The Majorettes and the Drum J M Ilnwliiig. engineer '<•» i .1 Buirle C*orp« are r«pect«*d to inarch In a parade Kriilay after- th.- Slot*- Rood De|ioriim-nt. ho. "|q»ta|*r.Ol"1" "1 iiihiIi at f» 00 o'clock m* one of the suti'al »/•-,. 0 " tr>H("l ta Ifiskr » -ut ' y 1 •• tiltiMiiventlon hlzhliirht* •< Knlal arranicement* for the right . f way of Siontin Tlliixviili hi! I f an the po«l to be repreaented at the f St. JuliaRival 1" .xonforil. '• » c« ovontlon were made laat nurht • I a meeting at the l.egion Hut. th.- Ukrfi-qii, Fi'viir-I Higgins, Hifl.onlbet "f a' whkh two new mrmhera wen* secretory af n' itd to ramplM*II.U»"«ing’B roa- Cuniinrrii, -ohl Hals,. Mr Higgins .i Ivim-iI uf Hi They are l*ro Fchola and Dux ling - m l ' " by Slot.I i nrles I) Doiialdaon of l-ake Mr Kriiotar Er-i- si I* I, aisluildi-- of Marjr. W . K Thorne was appointed thi* Hixirirt Thi- <li' s, ,- tiglu af wav la 1 night to act aa receiver for old magazines which the |»o»t will glnei-r a.it.Loul I'S* oilv l-e-1 Mr lligk n« "u I' " all hi hove collect to send to army camps r r .» ovs-lablr in Floriila In announcing the an engineering plan, Mr. Field said the post shortly to l'«« " " * ' ' 1"** hoped to send a truckload of niHgatlnes a week to a camp, and ParentH O f t’orpa H*h.-d the co-operation of the Ankcd To Meeting ptihllc In aavlng old copies K«pi . tally deslrrtl are picture mag , All parents of the member* ol s 11i>sa, Mr. Field said lh.- American l-egmn Rugle Cm : » ur* urgeil to atlenil a meeting uf 'he giou|i tnnlght at Connecticut Paper Ih* Legiu" Hut la make plans Sanford Article for taking the rm-int'-rs to the Rtata convention In K*-y West. Hanford received more helpful Apr. 2.1. 24. 26 anil 20. Sidney publicity in the North when tha RiChard. director of thr .orps sold An-eala Evening Sentinel carried today. Equipment of the corps will be an article about this city and a pirtitr# of th* too in Its Apr. 16 Inspected tonight end Ih* mem­ edit'OCL Antonia U near Derby. ber* •llflble for the trip will be Comb, farmer home of General chosen Th* group is espected llrnry 8. Sanford, erbo founded to go down as a motorcade and about 26 members of th* drum thi. city. llaood op on Industrial surety and bugle corp* ar* espected to nuMlokod bat June by the Sen. be taken, Mr. RiChard said. Has I I«. | I IN 4 liiX•.!,«•« - • I 11 I mm I •»; In « t •» i |n ( |* I I,; l*.; |.t t l.»-•. Inti i C o n gim a ft* Nbv rep lng I In |*l*afi woilltl rlitinnslr the ttifiii' 1«i 1 'iiirht ilitluclInn for • nt in’ll iiu’oiiii’, Infill •iitlzies sl .i I •\i 1*4 li*vrl, m rrrlir tnzny • »• »*• i i i a m i l l ini|i<iar u host of • j*11• .I Iitii'atire" l a i n levied .Inm tin World War \-'i-lnitl Secretary of the I f . . “til \ SulHian prrarnteil the |•i • jMini'll rut#'* to the House Wo)'* iHid Mi m u C’ommitler lie it. olid tLiaI thi* Administration . !•»»*• «»•I•1Mtd‘«a f Bpl’tlli it iirra of $IW,ihiii.immmiiiO ilurinf the nest fis* ml h im mill thnt Treasury offl* i ml« ili » iiI* to finance two.thirds ••( iIn-* mitlft) throiiKh tales snd run third ihriHiRh burrow Ing. I Me I itdii idufi I niemtier* i»f the com|Mi i iiiittei* - moI they wrrr shocked tel fttid ;t«litfii«>hi'it hy thr neverit/ of lhl I lie |it oibci mbii, hut no real opposi­ te! Mu lii.l .rv*'»»)irrd lfl«t 17** t liiairiiiiio IlHiigliton ■•Id pointedI .**» I), him evi r, t Imt the committee IT * \a••i•11 1 mi itr it« i»i»n lull end In* It’i'.i flu itiil lint not Mil of the Tree1M •urv'" 11 l omnii ndiit Ion- ere tc* l Ini* ri*|it|ihle hot ■t I li*- pile Doughton'n statement, •JKu . Buert- i ifHTt thr rmnmlttee to 'i7» follow i Itni'ly the treaeury'o pro1*77 ik.vhH They were di»i*us»ed •! i-*71 tin- Whit#* House earlier In the .In\ bv I't eslilent Roo-evrlt *nd ?7I In- i onrresaianol leaders Tho L*d'.* I'f enideiit indicated Inst week *s • ih.it hi* wna In accord with Iho 2*11 in** i .«b plnn 24 t I tong Mon refuaed to make pub* J S \Vebb J a Howard Mr VV1 11it*mi * iAM- aiiloni Ihoe* In'*, i)uahf)ing t"i Hit es|»ert w(tb s r(4nt*. i.f 27l» 141 2ti Mr loee sn.l Mr Wrllt In.lh II um11 llttnllBBcd •■ »*wc* It. .letted* of the program pend* out <he i iirnlng of publle hrarlnfS Iniir the week It wa« undentood (lint m |i(o|ioaed: \ )u inrcctit tas on all roll* II ..kilaurtl «g ri| » T w il 20 Men Are Added To Airport Crew Ia ’« tuI Services To Draftees Discussed Twenty sdditlonal men weir asslgnrd to thr rrrw working on Sanford's nrw municipal airport yesterday, luinging the total i-> afoul Ml, V G Hasty, foreman, aald today. Mr. Hasty said he had author­ ity to odd KH more men to the project, and that he expects to BATON ROUGE, La.. Apr. 22 trt most of them by tomorrow. — UP)—Two Army Air Corps Ha sold he expected th* force to cadets, on their laat training be Increased from time to time flight before receiving their until 200 men ar* at work. Innl* County Chamber of Commere*, Ug .article told of Banford's school system, IU farms. Industries and cattle robing. In oddMoo,. a biographical sketch af OoBonl Sanford was given. Th* article, a lengthy one, carried a large headline deecrlh- wlnga, wen killed Monday whan Choir low-winged monoplane crashed and burned In muggy weather In a woodland about 14 mite* from boro. t •• «t 1 1 1 nun .111111 natioiiNl ilrfmai* 1,1 a |•1 •k 141tat which rrpo rlrtily (•• 1 ••niiitt iiiN « Itaat the ihiliviiliinl in• ••no l.n I 11 I0 ho iBibt-il from 4 ti» «» |.s ici nt ami Iho corponkt* on ou l« vv irom * 4 f•» *10 prr- LOCAL W EATH ER Free legal services to draftees will li* discussed over tba Nation­ al broadcasting Company natwoik tonight at lOdIO o'clock by Edwin itufin Beckwith, chairman of the National Defense Advis­ ory Committee of the American liar Association, and E. B. Car­ ter. clerk of th* Seminole County Selective Service office, urge* all draftee* tq listen to the toUL Explaining the aeretoot of­ fered to men called Into 4*4 itea, th* information will bo of Inter­ est to droftoos, thalr families and friends, Mr. Garter aald. �T U E S D A Y , A P R IL K , The S a n fo rd H erald ANOTHER l i f e Insurance ■slol »■>■« UN M U M m r r i t l M M M ***•*■ I w i i f at l u M i l j M H l pie are becoming Pointing out that the American people more o<____~ dative every day o f the value of life inaurance, B. C. Forbes reveals in the current issue o f Forbes Maga* tine that there are over 65,000,000 policyholders in Ute United States with aggregate inaurance o f $117,500,000,000, a new high. "O ver the years, thanks to the conscientious, persis lent head-work and Jeg-work o f many thousands of agents," writes Mr. Forbes, "our 800 life insurance tpni panics have accumulated assets o f more than $30,000,000,000. The largest percentage has been directly invested hi American employment-giving enterprises, In city and farm mortgages and in Government bonds. Thus: $8,772,000,000 In American industries, railroads utilities; $7,224,000,000 in martgAges and real estate; $5,505,000,000 in U. S. Gov­ M U M imw4 i will he lia r ernment bonds; $ 1,768,000,000 In State, county and mu­ mt repels. o4i.r t l.lo a rati nicipal bonds; $2,767,000,000 In personal loans to policy­ holders; $1,214,000,000 in miscellaneous assets; and $910,000,000 In cash." Continuing Mr. Forbes points out: J.Lfe insurance is the poor man's friend. It Is, especially, the friend o f widows and orphans. I K H t n l l to a a > a t o r • ( n » It succor.! millions o f families in their hour o f direst A m m N M Cf* m w M <I to n » la r i n l f ra illlM la the aa* far r»- need. pahllratloa af ail a m i Nlaralakt* It is our greatest aid In keeping bereaved families to­ t f M I M to II ar aat alkanrlaa n*Nlla4 la tk ll pmpar M l alaa gether, In preventing members from being scattered. all Hakfa la pehltretleo *r aaarlal has done and is doing infinitely more than any oth•toaalrkra karala ara alaa rarer*.*. er agcncy to cncourago thrift. Increasingly it Ih making it possible for men and wo­ TUESDAY, A l ' l t i l , 2 2 . 1*11 men in modcsf circumstances to build up financial protec­ BIDLK VERSE FOR TODAY tion in old age. More parents arc utilising insurance to lay up funds GOD NEVER -DESERTS US Teaching them to observe all for the education of their children. Annuities provide financial security in later years, thing* whitaoever I have com. indod you: and to, I am with starting at any desired age. you hi waya, even unto th* end Group insurance, totaling $16,000,000,000, now blesses o f tha world.—St. Matthew 28i20. over 10,000,000 men and women workers, many of whom T A K E A W A Y THE DARKNE8H could not pass physical tests. Not only Is the cost to the employees very low, hut In many Instances employers pay (From Tha Saturday Review uf all or part o f the premiums. Literature) ■ The vast sums distributed by insurance companies— Agalnat th* aun there eete a last year $2,700,000,000 was paid or credited to policy­ moon, Agalnat the moon a aun. holders and beneficiaries— have done much to keep down la It th* weat begun too toon. the cost to taxpayers of furnishing relief. The 1940 benefit Or the eaat too late begun? payments averaged $7,397,000 dally. Death claims of 1,000,000 arc paid dally. Ail that I know or ever knew 1* that ] began In apace Life insurance is a great provider of jobs — great­ 'And for a while I come anil co er than the mightiest o f our Industrial corpora lions. t I w f f HOLDOUT- SIGNS" UP{ T otal Victory* Is Galled For By U. SL Envoy 11 L ift in g O f Income T a x B an Opt JACKSONVILLE, Apr. 22 (Special)— Effort* to atrll from Florida'* Coni ti tut ion iy prohibition agalnat tha levyl! W N * * rra— r w * •**.» rowi, airplane and baat ticket*. o f a personal Income tax will I A two-eeat levy on each bank oppaaad by th* Florida 8tot< Chamber o f Commerce at a pub check. He hearing in Tallabataee Sharply graduated up­ Monday, Apr. 23. before ward on relate* and gift*. J j * s on gum, candy and aofl Hone* commltte* on ecnitltutlqm I *1 amendment*. The tearing 1*1 drink*. Increased U se* on elaetric re­ scheduled for Y:00 o'clock. Executive Vic* Prealdent lia r - , frigerator* and aafaty deposit old Colee, of the State Chamber, ] boiw, TH* gasoline tax to he ralaed said today that *o radical a Th* gaaoline change In the State's taxatlq from 1-B to 2.S cento a fallen; breaking 'l l The beer tax to ha mereawd policy “ will be from IS to |7 * barrel; whiskies faith; but wealth will cease to flow to Florida from other atatoi from 18 to 14 a gallon and wine* If this State ahoud go Into the approximately 18 2-8 percent. An Inereaee in the tax on cig­ hualness of Impoaing a tax on arette* from |2.2S per thousand personal Incomes, when we havo advertised to the world that (Mt to 24 per thousand. The present manufacturer* ex- would never b* done in Florida. -'be tag of 8.B percent on au­ The most popular stale bird is tomobile* to be doubled. the western meadow Inrk, repre­ Th* 2.B percent tax on tlrej and tha 4.6 percent tax on Inner senting seven state*. tubas to #c raised. No change in the $300 person­ come lev>e* will be borne t h lir al exemption for aingic men and 1/ by prsona falling within a sal ar/ range of between fdOOO nn I $2000 for marridd men. The burden o f tha proposed Jr- $60,000 snidully, officials said S * PLAINS BALL WITH THE AXIS FOR INI G-E“ROAST-OF-THE-MONTH 0*Tee» O N *" With light upon my face. And darkness 1* a* good at light Inside Pages Read W ill* both shall b* again— JCxevpt the darkening of sight Advertincru who make continuoua demand* for png? Made by tha might of men. 2 or page 3, or even the front page of the newapaper, are * WITTER BYNNER. wanting their breath for an Jack Barndollar of the Amer­ F. S. C. W. Girls Appointed To Be Frosh Advisors * Looks like this country It go­ ican Newspaper Publishers Association reveals the back TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 22 — to* to need a defense program page is read by as many people an the front page and the ( Special) — Appointment of 40 pgalntl defame ^taxaa. iinside pa$es are read by 67 - percent o f both men and wo­ upper claiimen to set a* fresh­ men counaelor* for next year at 1 Pictures from the German men subscribers. Florida Slat* Colleys for Women blltxkrleg In North Africa look The advertising expert made this statement before a was announced today at the dean atrangrly Ilk* Florida scenes. meeting of Georgia advertising men at Macon, Ga. lie aald of students' office. Th* counselors he based his report on a study o f newspaper reading con­ art chosen upon Student and N ail Banner Planted Ato| ius ■ — headline. And we’ l ducted by the bureau. Among other findings he reported, faculty recommendations with th* final selection mods by the d Ecus turned over In hi* according to an Associated Press dispatch, were: froskpten advisor and ofilew of Ninety-tw6 ‘ percent‘ o f all readera always read Illus­ the daan of student*. Their dullea are to aaalst to th* orienta­ Mpat Americana stem to agree trated pages. that too much power I* * bad More women read advertisements than read even the tion program for tha fresh men next y**r and th* appointment thing either for government, for picture page. represents on* of th* highest daplto), or for labor. The old idea that right-hand pages are more carefully honor* an upper classman may rvcelv*. to be German read than left-hand pages is untrue. The freshmen counaelor* listed ’Maaalaa which ktpt Back section pages arc about as well read as front Prealdent according to cities ar* a* fol­ rj Booeavalt from going to Warm sections. lows: Spring a last weekend. White space doubles (he value of advertising, and ad­ Adrian, Michigan, Mary Allc* vertising spjieal to pride of ownership in ten times as Klrchnar; Blountatown. Boss May Andre*) Bradenton, Mary Lou strong an price appeal. "A ll this Is exceedingly interesting to those who fol­ King, Jean Tallay, Jean Ultthrolk; Clarcona, Bara MeFadden) low advertising trends, and merchants who wonder how Coconut Grave, Norma I'ennoyer; much location has to do with advertising value and re­ Coral Gahlao, Catherine Ball) Thk Cocoa Tribun. wisely sponse,” says the 8t. Augustine Record. “ Newspaper edi­ Daytona Bauch, Raxalto Leonard; >lnU out that while the United tors and advertising managers have contended for a long Ft. Plarco, Paulino Dolo, Claudia and Carol Marshall I Utica may have more crime than time that every page of a newspaper which is attractively Souths Frostproof, Antoinette Farrier; Jrtaln other nation*. Uncle Bam made up, with a Judicious display of good reading matter Galneeville, But Kelly and Anna 't ralaa all the crlmltuili that In Ihli nation. and advertisements, gets concentrated attention from read­ Margaret Byan; Greenwood, Be­ thea Welle* | Jat kion villa, Bath ers Colvin. Margaret Oldham and Breaking In Fort Myer* th* “ It is of course always interesting to see statements of » W day, Mn. W. L. Lawton, nealdent of the National Road- facts and figures from men who make a study o f such mat­ la Council aatd, “ Florida la ters, and view the matter from the standpoint of the ad­ tglac ting, h«r beat chance for vertiser." ivorabU publicity whan aha /alia 1 provide attractive highway*. «,hway billboard* should 6* ftcUy regulated." Florida lag* TH E SANFORD FORUM NOT behind other progressive •tag In thla respect, otophy rain* from observation* of Editor, Tli* llerald, hi* “ to-day"— the now o f hi* ax. W iliam MeOhrwioy Marlin, Bl. Sanford, Florida, president o f the New lalane*. WUh material at hand m Block Exchange, ha* rconly of aecular ' nature, suppose **‘. f 4f.o °0 • m r T o b to he lied lived another four hun­ United flute* army a* Th* foil owing quotation, token dred year*, could have known of hjjf* private. Taking a cut from 1,000 a month to I I I a month /rum li, O. Walla’ “Outline of tlia life and teaching* o f ’ the Oaahum History” , written by a China­ NAZARENB, and had awe** to Orlando, I man, Mo Ti, who lived in th 4th that great and all aba orbing Century B. C , ay twenty three coverage o f lava, John filS t how hundred year* agoi ' 1 Divinely aublim* could H i T1 “ The mutual attack/ of etate hgva pain tad the affect or hta Knowlea on atatoi th* mutual oeurpationi them*, and who know*, maybe Green* | of family on family) th* mutual changed the couraa of th* World Bt. Mar rpbberif* of man ea man) th* from It* preaant carnage Into pat of klndnaaa on the part of that channel It wRl cartainly la aovertlgn and of loyalty' on nm, wharaln “ every km* ahall i* part of tha mini*tan th* bow and every tongue confeaa". want of tandarnaaa and filial duty "For my waya ara hot your waya, t a l m a father and eoh— thei*. n o r my thought* your thought* and rack a* thaae, are tblnx» in. f o r ae th* ram comath down ani hirion* to thd empire. All llila Press Freedom Called Bulwark A gainst Isms JACKSONVILLE. Apr. 22 — (At— Freedom of the prase wss termed a bulwark against sub­ versive activity ycatorday by Roy A. Brown of San Rafael, Calif.. president of th* National Editorla) Association. “ Whit* w* ara waiting until we can outnumber th* dictatorship* of th* world in th* productivity of a war economy." said Brown at th* opening of th* associa­ tion’* three-day annual conten­ tion, “ let u» not forget that na­ tional defense In a democracy must be measured not alon* in terms of tonka, battloshlpj, plana* and munition* — but It must be measured a* well in term* of enlightened moral strength that springs frees an understanding of and a devotion to our democratic Imitation*.” NAMED PRESIDENT HOLLYWOOD, Apr. 22— i/P)Ted Bergman of Miami Monday wta* elected president of the Florida-Gcorgis Gas Metarm Asso­ rts t ion. M b G -l "B oon nf th* Mooto* d e b and (wUify lor prtoai by Modtog la rsdpe foe so S«* TV* Mew Sanford Electric Contracting Co. K. C. HARPER 1M M AGNOLIA AVB. PHONE 412 l Show ers B rin g HAPPINESS INS01ANCE! Every May or luno brido will thrill to rocotv* gloam ing labia i Bui d e l I who* th* la * ai Ih* rte* Ira* miiiimit is Him electricity la |FPL IIICES S s r s sw a a rts z tmw to m aaold, bat ahall ae- BVS m ■ B S ij ■ . - -< 's : fc - ■. •\ • �• » *' 1'X- Y■ i -p “ 'A :• ' • •:.TJr't- : ■ • : 1 r ■■ TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1941 THE SANFORD HERALD. HANFORD, FLORIDA Wilson To Speak On M arriage Plans Are i . , ,, , , , I O ld t t y m i s s I.C IIO IS Reconstruction Days S ocia l A n d Personal Activities M R S . L O U R IN E B E A L , Socicfy E d itor Prim ary School To Have Spring Ploy Social Calendar WBO.NEbllAY The Junior Auxiliary of merfean Lesion will meet ttho home of Telephone Hi-. r Mildred Purcell To M arry Willie Horne Of interest to n lnindo r of her friends ip Sanford in the an­ nouncement nf the engagement and approaching marriage of Alias Mildred Louise Purcell of Orlando, daughter of Mr and Mr*. Burrn K. Purcell, to But Willie .Mark 1Ionic of Orturubi and RUm , Ain. CARD OK THANKH Mia* Purcell wn* Iwirn in Fit*, raid. On., but move.I to OrlauWe wish |u than* our friends for their many expression* nf r with her parent* when qiitie mpathy during our recent be- young1 where *h© attended the Orlando school*. Since gradual € avemrnt. ing from high school who H,v Mrs. Hurry Week* been miocinird with bei fathei Mrs. E. A. Weeks a* a departmental buyer and Mias A M. Weeks sale* manager for the Purcell It. (). Weeks Company atom*. Sgt. Horne i* the «ddeat eon of Mr. and Mr*. II Horne nf Fdbti, Ala. Since 11*11 be linn be*"i y P *VU* K. i* In Uie United State* Army, and nt present I* stationed nt the il T21> Orlando Air Ilu*c in the Flr.*l Pursuit Squadron of I be Twentyft TODAY IS third Com posit* Croup The wedding will be nit event B A R G A IN DAY of early summer. CO M E E A R L Y ! i , Attend Matinee, I f Possible! F E A T U R E NO. 2 W ED . & THURS. TOPPER'S BACK Aavtof GIRt mount 148 P e rsonals »r pupil** will be presented li. Kuril at! •'Viday eveninR at H:00 o'clock In the vhool auditorium. 3:30 P. M. The Civic l),-p„rI tmn t ,,f thi Ax nn outgrowth of a study * Woman’* Club will have n cov- of world friendship and pearr u e d dl>h liiiichnni nl the club i mong nations, the play, entitled "Fcxlival of the Nations” , which Souse at 13:30 u'clock. Sc wins sessions will roiilinuo wax written by Mrs Stella I*. at the Woman'* Club for the lied Arrington will lx* prr»«»ntrd by Cro«* from 0:30 A. M until tho rhlldrvn. Mr* Arrington it 11:30 A. II. with M i* Mnlile K*t- <11retting 1111' play, nsmxted by Ihe ridge a* sponsor. \ l4'nrhi*rH of trie iMTntid, third mid 0 n tllR S t)A Y fourth grade*. Townsend Clilh will meet In the Colorful folk ifniirrs, nongri, srid Court Mouse nt 7:3(1 I'. M talents rbarartrrixtir of the var The West Side Primary School ious jinlinriK n'prvtentod will bo will present the play entitled "A given at the court of Father Talc of the Ijprarhnuns" in tho Time and Mother Earth, each dltonum nt KUO IV M. reeking peace and happiness. Sew iup sessions will continue Uncle Sam and Columbia will for the lied Cross in the Worn, represent Am eria Friendship an's Club from ?:3n P. M until Spirits search throughout the ri:30 P. M. with Mrs. St Clair tuition*, filially finding1' Pence White mi sponsor. who lx crowned to bring hup. Kill MAY pines* to alh ft The itnnunl Spring [day of the Smith Sidr Primary School “ Festlval of the Nations” will he L'IVen at 8:00 I*. M. Sewing s c i|.ms for the Uni Cross will rofilinnr in the Worn, ^ n 's Club from P:3u A M, until “ l:30 A. M. with Mrs lloy Tillis sponsoring The rep uInr meeting of the N dr .V Howard Chapter of the l) I>. C. will meet nt the home of Mrs. F. E. Itmimlllat. DID l'al* ftuetto Avenue nl 3:00 P. M. , Fred II Wilson will «|irnk on "Florid,i Uuring Rrconstrui lion Day*" and "Soul hern Memorial Day" at the regular mart hi > meeting nf the N. de V'. Howard Chapter of the United Daughter* o f the Confederacy which will meet at the home of Mr*. F, R Roumillut en IU0 Palmetto A\e MM Friday iifiernoon at o Bn o'clock Memorial Day w ill lie ohmen ed on Saturday. Apr 2d. ut which time Hi*- commit tre which been nnlord bv Mr* M J II ram preakfin'. will place Confederate flftga on tin* grave* of Confeder ate |oblier« Monday morning nt lu cm o'clock n xoerial \|eilUi inI 1lit \ program w ill li© given in Mi* Hetuirinii ICgii s<hool piMstiiftored hy the lorn I chapter of the l 1 0. r and tin Itoherl R, I ei Chnni* r i f rhe Children • i Mu’ CoflC'.ler ac\ The Itev W P IIrook 4 wifi give ii I ii Ik mi Me mofial Ikn and what i* no an-* Mr*. P A U ugfnn, i rpri- iUit the local ihapNi. will i*ri sent M'Oijil Liml.ft for Hi* li«> librar > All Ulrlid'ir ,if i b*' I Il 1 nd id h'O Ml'« M -1 I'd |MI • 'll • 1*1 Invited *n O’ l Md tin u a* the high •' hoot The annual Spring play of the Smith Skip I’rinuirv School which Judge I! \\ UAre i* visiting i» Riven each year by the fourth hi* Midtoii Ware,in Itoyn. Mm. A Sanford Student To Have P art In Play ton, •Mi'* .loan A m i ret In spent the wi'ekend in tiaim-xvill© u* the guest of friend* •Inme* Wright ha* returned from New York and Frederick, Aid wlien he hftj> Item mi n bu*L ilexn trip -------- i Mi""1 Pre st4in Sherrill and d'niighfei fli'clv), i.ie %ixiling w ith Mi * S h i r n l l * parent* in Luke t ily Ml** 1’lmdeth Whttner who is teurbing *-4bool m Winter Car­ den wn* the weekend visitor of lelntive* here M i' Kali |li11ton Imp* returned to hi I kellli III I III’I'Wood, hf ,] nfhr n v i -it of vivrinl wi ek with friend- in Sanfeid Mr. und Air* *|H‘ht Sunday in thin -on and Mr niid Mr* I F F HmirmlEnl i fj« me*ville witi daiigbtt-i hii.I uw. I Roumilhit III Partv Del,and Post Office C l e r k s Entertained Ihe S,o'i"id Post (I f live Cferkw Olid Hi VH il i.ii v yyel *' hnxt * to Dr Keillndh R It* II ha * iimvetl the I . I Hu| ( |i I k« f. tl-l I l|-*II from 1 otiMiana. wlot* lnr i- tn- \Y.YI t* o il* '! *fi h -upper tioned with 11n l niti’d .si.^j-js at I y iii il 1‘afk Saliifday aft. Army, l*« spir'd a fin day ho I I ll<TO11 luii|:It w11fi In* fa i >K F hue *ilpp* l ii hoi 1 litlftl. to in* •' 1"i -i * lo Id at whieIf if* io.*d* !*■ 11* n| Mr* W .1 U Intern i of Willi.. him |d. ii. fott In* i left fi»i her Inline after f g mo H i h . |and Auviliury, viMfing till he! I rnthei and Slat* n od i .il h i m ! illh -• w e r e »M e f in-luw, Mr ,io-l Mrs h \V ; Edit < no Mid pi,-.-.ii-. lo nit mill i 1. lit*. I h A I * t r t mill Ttn in i no Pmk A y* one lit * «"• * 1rMt Wllll ki ill be Mix ILilph WiHotiuff und --m, lo Id I»l t HI I ill Villi *-ll M i V ‘ll ftal(di Pulton, U ft toil iy f*i| tin ai Y** I * liiaib’ hum* m Fngh'YVoml N ,1 aflir I If. *« 11.OH 11 I 110*1 alt• fetlllg ViMtmy with Mi mill Mr* Frank W>f l Mi ami Mr- t 1. Malml. Woodruff, Sr . am! orfh i ti I *‘ite. Mi io.| Mi* I! I Allen. I* i A1H arlhv Mi-** nitVa ' Mi 1,14■ir, no Kat h* 11oe A1 M fhh Mi- V\ 11he lire xc, 111* I * *ir> j h n l ton-Hi \ lb 11, Id wit id Alien, \Vn*b, Jr , M.- H 1( Lung-tn n Kill y A lli'ii, l -ilvi .♦» ! i I.i f k am ii rtfI mui. Rlinrlilll, td I H i uriil. It F lin iu Mr lun1 l l mim Srint t'Tif yy*111 wfi r* the gurwlft of Mr« JumiM 1 Wilt Hi M» jiirot MiYoung firul MU* It.uiiiy V'liimg Mi Nil'! Mr . It l' 1 1* If'} UlY, ill D'lirnlity nol Mr** A M b 'f l 'i " ', ' M rft | lu Him vll IlH. r* tnn* J It A MuirKill!, Mi- Virbu M. Miirv l#nui*« Mull-i to her I otnr m Prerpotl, III, |null ii Mi nfti’r tiavitig spent tb** |ii»s| M ift- M a rtin i \N n g h l. H»‘tt> » i m M n e lu m l. A h « ’" foui month* in the hoini of M< | , y S h ir le y und Atim. M J l.yhmaii on I'd 1.«ii*kiuri olid * I ydo MiF.iuhn met to Avenue Mias Nancy Hnaaelter, prom Ineni Junior at SteUun Universi­ ty In DeUndi will In* h rni‘rnl<er of thi* cant for the Stover The­ ater commemoration of Shake* peare’a birthday tomorrow, it was learned Uds morning Miss Koasetter will be n meinher of the choral reading group giving atlfctions from the muiMr and Mrs. Norman W• b neta and song* of Hhnkespeiiri’. kind spent yenterilay with Mr_ j a part of the rnemortiil broail. Wedekimlx parent*, Mr und Micast over Radio Station WIMlD. Pm!I Pesiihi They were enroid Orlando, at 3.45 o'clock tomor­ h< their new home in Pel.mid, row afternoon. The broadcast, fi*lh*wing n wielding trip which will also fenltire the on veiling of a bust of William Mr und Air* Muhlno H i i. ld Shakespeare bv Dr. Irving C -pant the duy Stimlny m Wmi. » Stover h l»«rt of IM iu n '* a j-i thc KU1. „ . if Al t mill day observance of thc famous | Mr* u n P n Wriirht % It Mi»- Mmlli.i bard's bittbday Wright accompaiiU'd thim lu f >* iurulo when* ah»* vi*ile«l Irieml- H. F. Club Holds M onthly M eetin g Mos law s r n l lg rear* la Sfto ss t i a . t lls H«*4 h I s s . & h now -*ia D. Varner, Orlando thr lot.il Irene Howell And Felton Young Wed ■>hid». Ki*diiHlinjj from Somn>. h- High Si himl m thr rlr.s of i ,■ ;.% Sh' r..o i)n Is Alt and Mt Wan .-ii rntHi f •ffll'tl flu■ lut-nibI 1-' M|1 1Hi 60-r.b lt.1.1. i 1IIIft•* ill tb. II ».*‘ in on M\ Ml.- A vir1M|i l f '.1 1 *■-, * ft »ng •' iIll Mi .•ml M II IV Gc'.. t'-'-'.i il - -1-i.Ug ,v, t».,r fi ' '.Y ft 9 YYl■if ii-* *1> Hi ilr , nni h" 1III I 'xmrr - nf 1H. W ill T»'M I,min \V Tin i re-irh-Mt t Mr Jlryan. |Yie**i*iid *.Y*f 1»M hnsiu - * mee'iug mid . .‘ lie d f • thu mi ,MU* »* pin \* o ll, . cifia, Io f 11 *turn i i - e * *• pi* by thi* Inode-*' in in" «ent. Pri - i yy* i * 'Ii i nd Al» AHhiii !in!lu>' 'I* km Ah ,{ It C i " ,i I * y M i avid Mr- " • Hr\ nn ,1mlp in*i \l r » Ii " Wn* *, ix Curl1 i l i rp ’ iiig 'C WlIlinin Cidi imui Mr- Curl " d liamx, Mr\\ dllom |tfi *d * i Atr«, F*iil k ill' Mr** F»i ki Price AH mid '! i - W h ii * ii '• and Alt-. CoH.I-nrod, Fiiye AS *t Ham* und II 1 Slaticr \iml tier It IC V\* * k • m \aim - do inn \n1nyei -at y i *1*1. I In i|I y t od©* h » i o ii l«• Hike folYunloi* - pe* ial( * |*l ■* Of ,f u y oit’ -' Jeon N e d ro ' CreoNonlf Spring M ILLINERY! tilile d ie lly 8 nl i lopped wilh noiieil Ctnual felt mop bnmtl All borga'i*. or o*lrii -I to u nurubri Glen Row* DRESSES A FESTIVAL O F T H E N A T IO N S comblnollonirSmart lv (rimmed, 12-44 A n n ivrta ry Vo/ue? G A Y M O D E 4 HOSE Sheer, lovely and r# ndoned for r*l»o w iail to immi iprmg lhadei fi’/j tu lO’/j |v C R IS P COTTON 1 W ASH F R O C K S m Low fr lc e d Add f r a t f y t Plain And N o vell/ g PERCALE PAJAMAS MARQUISETTES 44C S Bulcher boy und 0v> • rbluu»* itylei in gay ipimg pfinti fob able- Iun(j k-ctiMuoI Good qugMy nod you inv(y on f vci y y or d I 5 mar I new •vetivei lor ipnng Iftw pm p<|( Aiighinew p<ii <, il i Aim I liulft in i 'i* flip Hi tfciri t out % Y>yIf' AI rI*1 n* 111y p jllf l 1 nil m ' > fn, * ly m ade 98' Fomoui f o r W aar! CY NTHI A f l t i - O Back' Value' Ml** Prop* SLIPS Gul» fa»o ii u» yi yIeI I RflyO'i inlio with ryF Bed bniloov by«li up |boulde»» l to 16- 49' tilt# mode! Ihrit won t ado upl Cl#*#i mner bth lo. fi.qi control Yd. S pecial' I)fii*fliewobte( I0Q vvuld* V*/j ydl longl / in die 1 1 F*m dot in uu.rtYede 1 Value I 79' Cooi Spring In door*1 COMBI NATI ON lovely |OCqumd bo 10 c PRISCILLAS 98 c lailorsd JJ lu SJ. RAYON A n n iv tria ry SLIPS Rnyo»' r tri»r« nt icitin that wvetu» iind wfiih #1 well Tiimriied or I 4 to A> 2 CHENILLE SPREAO .98 L.h w.lti rbenilU r,ilfm (jl V.brnnt w.il* Iftvrlf r rjlr1•Yt * •' "I itu id y ih eetm g l 2 98 YEAR OF BARGAINS M «n! So nf o rlia d ' f eolher-L ighf Rayon SPORT SETS WORK S H I R T S A ti# *m ufl’i 'Y rtiV' Mrn t tin- ihnity wriy to uimiiiri tnunfueijI Cool ipun rnyfffYi in imort, (otuiil rnodelt. ifig l M " yI y i nf r Ham! *» I *•M < ul rind ti it'* |1.it lied I Men'* Rayon and CoHon • 49c Men's Sanforliad' - VFi* - i | SPORT SHIRTS WORK Save on Caol, poroui yHi r11 wiih COOveHible i uII i>r i and butlnu Irantil SlurdvSor co.erl 01 ww aa this bu.uoio p.icel U U 0 Giaduoied met, lunA* nel beh loops. w V PANTS1 Tovgk G anaral U tility WORK SHOES O a Hide* tor antra mt I a i of iarvical Black re1an upperi.. Compontion tolei. .98 // leys I While They Lesff Cotton I s l k r l f f i i SHIRTS&DRAWERS Men) Here'* lop torvIce I Short sleeve*,. ookle length drawers. 1 ■einforced crolcheil Aeefrertary leeleysf MEN'S A BOVS' CAIVAS "Gr/pper” F o ife a e r i • • sms M E N ’ S PAJAMAS Priced lor lavlngil Post color broodclo*:* In bold ilripeil Clotlie lop ponti. Roomy. 47* Cairo tervkt oHhitfoW price I Sty MATCHED SHUT and L0H6IE SETS Big 'Annivsriory ’ tovIngil Husky blue chombroy, S o n lo rlia d tl Short 1 1e e v e shirts, pleats d longtsi. 2-12. l.o o J. C. Penney Co. BY SOUTH PRIMARY SCHOOL P l f A I T M I N I MWHERE SANFORD SHOPS' AND BAY f , A * « t t — B M P. M. tie r .98 SpoiVbng prinil, doik linking color d friend* *if tin uniple ir thi .in noun* *men! of the iiinmup o! Mr*, I helm,! Mu kloi <" Fml I N ibla* k of l lu> loiut lieu* h, fof 1 inn ly of Sunf m *1 Hll H n Ittiiliv yym- p* r fi»l in. *1 o Pel ,4ind on Fi oIhy A pi I ** Alex Nihhifk o» Hu dung f,tc l *' Mi an.1 Mr>• M H.llmn. of H HU Ml Nd link i- t lo -on Mi- p,iiiiiia* Nihlmk Hu * oj||i making then henn* in Pm. I -....... I'iieh 98° Brand N ew Sf|rlii In Mickler, Niblack Wedding Announced ( hristian College H ) 1 Ii,'. »hi. h , ,l| pjlftt ||litt I MM 1 Subject Of Froirram f b • tl.lpb » I W' Oi l* I . I M« ( it -In n Sl-«i t in»*I •<! 1' ' L" Su inti 1 *"*1mg |u' g f *1ui ■.! Ali- K \Y Inin*' - n P.nk A y* " i*y P . I hn-l ............ . g. ’ * 1144•' I«ft1 * Yi’lllflg 11" 11 l .*!• i pi 1 n'Tileil 1 y l mil I '■ 4 11 c Mi iiiMiii lily inei 1 my o il* ti I' ii fth) ii-riiiu > bun I* m 1h* |t* 11 ft4i J' ok in* <1 M'h y i‘ftti'rd*» v *%11* » m>* i* will Pul K I'd -lIMpdl >ig "ll Y\I Ti Al. R || Wall bum I* ndmg Pt it ei 'o i u l e M t 1 ii i iu t ■Mhr i h Ink trig poit n*i lit*1 pt * Garden Club Circle \ *11nfir T Wn- -i i y :i .I thr I 1 ■'1 I Mr* M I. Wright Mr- H I I.* ix M "i 00 i* i l i k HMy I - 1,,, ii 1 * *ui trie]urli‘d Ml * Hears O f Convention ( reiishuw',. A n-1r* ■* Ml* A. Al tiunlnn^, ii xion \ t uftine-ft -Y'-mn n vt«- l„ M w ilmm-, M1 * S F 1 ( Mr* It C M,»vw* II, yyh “ “ Mi ms Alary l<c»uiae Atulhi ain! Iui - jib'd over Ly Ali- I I I mill, Tb« Dirt Garilrnvr* Circle ''’ I Mi** Eugenie Muller n!t< tiflol il<- Came * of K«*eno w■ ■ ■■fi i**>‘ ,1 h) 1 I*’ iiiHpirMlnuiiil lolkI Imre yyeic uppi •«> 1until ly !• thc Sanford Garden Club met f,4m,-ml lust week in nrhindo Hi* gill hi - wilh i'll /• 1♦'O' Friday morning at the home of Hvidvn Dolawm, mini! dought* i ., i* a i tin! T■» Mi- I o Muff y» I iuImt* ip nllrmhio. * Mr* W II Shipp/. which; ^jr Afra Hu**ell P«»h-*m liuii high fti’ulc .»r•*J b* Mi I I I uni' Mu* llurry llierin , tfele I --------« ll'llftllMYY l»!YY Tii'li I I I ......... Mr mill Mr. II W I ...... * f IH'Yy II T p1«’< ysii- to thr Federation uf‘ <mi < overed Dish Lunch **f p"1li ,1m rluhs convention which •**« Mii)' hihkI, III. Imre .......... -I <*> I Int-I' pi* ft* ul yy* i* Al I s S l a l t x l " ' c i l i U ’ H iljiy luld m en tly In 8*ra»ola. t !" " ' ■ their home »flrr » li n ilav - i-.il liuiiHi, Mr* I M l>M All detailed account of the convrl,- with Mr. »mf Mrn II J I O', C I larp* r,M i I s H Inn ii flit Ctvur ilcpHi t mi*»l *»f t b» tlon. , . , men. Mrs. Fo«tcr Is »n •i>e»iiii> Mi - Mum ii v Jm y i -, Mix It AA• inftn'* Club lx wpiiri-uf mg u Mrs. II M. Watson r*|ilamr.l llshed muslcisn srnl Mr Ki>«l* i hern. Mi* Ii c Al . M i­ la eQnnreteil with the Chirni-o * •- ♦ red d»*h tuiichiurii m tb< thc y ro -ln f nf centfpedr and St. ll Huff, Air* H I Cum-haw, • lull Imuxc tnimiimw i»f 11-1n*»»*r ( Augustine Brasses which sre (irrst Wi'slern llsilmnd Mi ► O Pen] I ro-hy. Ml* .1 I •ginning id 12 3D <i * ! •<k it!■ ^ [i«ny. used a [rrr *t deal in Florida i ourirr. Mr* Kyle >hoeoink Ruy Tilli* i 11ii irill h. Those |ireseat were: Mis. Hoy Ali- If C AtfcUYYM-H, Mi- i.liiui \|i A1r« Cnb'iiM W i I I miH, .1 " I " ' A rnuiiir those attending Collins. Mr*. M. C. Swlnrle. Mrs McKh>, Mi I m m ( anil Ml • nliittve of Ihr I luii'liY P"W*‘i w 'u 'le ’trkii Mra. I*errv Oamero", Utm-nsan convention »f Ii liklh* . , 1 Light Compnny. will *h» , i l n W. Wilke. Mrs. It E K,)lsr<>|ial Church In Fort Mv*r* today slid IsMimt 4: ut it iprakiT Mix Uy vh P An , Tolar. Mrs. Hairy, “__ llecren Air* hcBlnninB PapYvortii H om e I n Ihrongh Thuraday include Mi an I ! Ii . k i , Sctnlnob’ C* iinly H,*,ut f R. W. Wifare, Mra.'Andrew CanaAgmil. will 'uH- J wav Mrs. J. B- CJahan. Mra. II. Mr*. M. J. Dram, Mrs II I- An- i Scene O f Picnii 1.1,' iu>n*trati(ni drrson, Mra. Amelia Nobl,-. Mr. *• the ppCiimP. wlioH** -tibiiu’i M. Watson. Mra. Joa'Corley. Mra. „ , . , sill be Lighting L*i lint I R, W. Ruprecht. Mra. G. A. S iw r, F, A Dyaon, Mra. W K WelaiOj, I uxtawilU the cuuntiy h*'im* f(t| ** Jr. Mra Cl yd" Ramsey, Mr*. H. (J. Gray, B. C. Moore. Jiwepii of M n II. M P*pworth, wi»* tin ‘ ^ member* «*f the Hub *•!' ^ Henry Wight, 11, and Mr*. Ship- A. Mrlach and M. Minsrik. -.m e nf 11 pknlr whlrh » s . mi ntlend sn.l ir Mrs 1 /. pr Joyed h> me III bets nf the <-e'"r«l Wl(tlq|t sprsk. Khe In- *n,ti|e ■ | I'lrrje nf the Sanford <i:iid<ii tl|| trl|la , u Kenford in ih. j Forest Fire I sOhhch Club Iasi Frldjiy inuriilng l|M,,esl nf her roninan) in,I haSet A t 110,000,000 Fcllnwlng (he |innlc Ihe nirin n nimber of friends lu >• Inin Termed B ill,.lures,Jo going M*S. C it. Dawson. . -idenl | ~ JACKBONVILC, Apr. jj — (.I’ i t» Orlando where limy spent „■ lie club, urge-* all pe,-<" - Ime — Florida firemen were told the afternoon viewing the various >np tinfoil, (rnpty mri.n i,., • I yesterday this slate's annuel los*- gardens there. il, - and nmgaslue*. I" *"• *1' -p. I’n w n t were Mrs. I^a It lo rha rlub so that they u y I es from forest flreatwrrr worse f/rsher. Mrs. Cunslanllne lleWolthan (hoes at any ether slate end ,li -i 'Tbulrd. /. skl, Mrs. Jude, t'aincrnn, Mr. might arioualy affert the R. W. Turner, Mr*. A. J. p.'lerI WO U lIK T IN A* ITHKNT liana! defeaae pregTsm Florida’s foreat fire losses wrll. sun, Mrs. B. C Mroir, Mr. Ceurge R. Mrfnll. Mrs. Grady l YIIOKEE. Apr k-J-l^ lierial! estimated al 9 10 ,000,000 a ynar i.ay Van t.andernrham. BS, and hy Chief A., P. Kadlcr nf thv (isllanl, Mra. Ralph Chapman, West Palm Beach department, Mrs. Ira KcuUiward. Mr*. E II Mb* Marrea Frfider, IM, were who heads the stats a*sorla<lc.n. Mobley, Mrs. A K Rossetter, senousiy Injured early yeslardav bidding Ha lixtrcnth inniiil Mrs. Zab Ratliff. Mrs. H O as Ibalr car collided hradou with Bhlnhulscr, Mr* A C. M«riw‘ - * <*r occupied by negroes during coovtntlofi hm. *hor. Mra. F. E. Hoi., Mrs. G a ilens* fog between Fahukee and E. Rollins. Mrs. I'apworth and Bells Glads. two vlsllora. Mra. O. P. Herndon of Aralra Clrrle and Mrs. Ells* There are more nlekcle in cirbsUi F. Weldon. — rutellon than any other Ameri­ can coin. ' Sanford slnn1 vm.t rhiMlinisl. n,,|l » l tended Echoli, in,* on ,l"'' RonnMird in hu in » * 1 Mis* Irone II, *ell oi In Land g of San fold, 110111100,1 1.1 ,11, (or hoi ......... . » i<h h''' stsHr. Mr* i.o n i. f»t „n,l FiH-n I n lit Hairy Han*, n. -on of M and ,l"' I’11*1 ,wo a* o o f •«,! Woio niarto I muh I.i ) afternoon Mr- I! i; ,iaii.cn, of 11,1,1.1 " <ho Evn llr*. Ih antc Sim| at I on 1 l*n k . \ 1fo ll UI1C «*f V p qei uc meruhei ••{ ih» tin Rev itild All- t \ Id \V, hit-*, nol ** dc ninirod *o ,-n W,* ft |he R-’ V ony a fte i.<>mii nt I lift o * n • ^ jn I ymmger et, Ali*^ Ftho]. I * I i . 1: Smith m I »• I *r tng t hi Riot H.iphit t *hu,’i h |h4 • i" a1|dlimit'd with * eout • i * t Mr Smith «dli ‘ hewers -ilid (Ml '* ■" l«y Ii 1 , 1 H i hi jdrA11eniian* w* 11 Re\ Vy I' iii ook* ,vif1 t , , /I Tiiiiidft i l l Rtit"vrd.n * «ri' • *h g i ooru ' f at in 1 Mi V <i? g. atul I Hie I'fi .» ci|l> lit Wn * fro "id-* n( in i oil pie *i * « I ,| ; \\ill *0 'ill I thi t'l id f I' f \ 'I* a ■fti'di'i Mi • t v > id.g he 1 ho 10 on \ V t l u ' 'ii* • lo at l nt,, i , * • • I 111HC -U t. Hi. hi id. n, * following the yv , *t*hng « ' 1 » t t'l Al i •• Kv ans Mid **y, m i . if 11 1 YYi'lt r f 11 W :t’ll A 'Ail l pt e-i Til :t p» * 41 uiii of ’ mi-Hi ;iti 11 1 ii Mr Hiiid|i*>. 1 ' - Alellmdist O fficial i■i *i, \ ii -nil • r t ’ I t » of th* lu ali'odi i t, o| M 'lit Y.MM-, f' o ' tv. Aw. w II 1,'hg Ve •» i o t i o n w . . d, \ d d A rrives At F.S.C.W . *A v• Mima and ’ Ah. S * > l the Pel an I n. I M l AIIASSI I Vnr I. My-teix . I I •I i r *1 1M"T I" ' S|h * ui11 A rriY ii 1 mi VI ' * ii iHHin v i - tv ii ii He I u I'linr i‘t in Li-if" 1 ui M * k.-1r* IMflY in (•• 4 It I Mt l 1 » >k1lllntll.l fit I II- • nt rt 1... Ul’Yh ymr1 i;ig t,il In i l I >'■ h, I'Ul'U’X II- M.1I..I T t i.i* ■ F. he Mi » i. • M ** k ter .f Ii h * T*'f 1 i y it H ot iih S' i’ i . ’1 :• \ ling .YYl’ i i . 1 i f "i1 U...... r»*-» ills it i • \. VI . '■ M, ll lbs |,,-W *•■(♦*-|• Tji 1Y ft. l In* H <i i■- *■imi1*11 1’ll i , i*,« -1 M I f iurn •• Hi !■* i 1". |,l|| | . 1Y• n ti * • 1'l * Ti . tlt'oinl 1"< ’ f'n . H.n i* *• ' r • ■nru'l lfi I' ♦*• M ,(| u i * unit i ■ 1 i i, f -4 Mi*, 1 [„ M R ; J. A . M A R T I N i in (!iv<»n For r>0-r»0 Bible CIiisk An altracliMn at Miami’* erdehration of Pan AimMiian Ua>, Carolyn Well* nuki hrp hiw (it the giuvtnftghiior policy in an Ecuadorian At IHIUi I Hr MWl| 11 " ...... hut sil l s -Sim. id. *1 f„r hrsrh ui i amp Hlafi hng. %u' I ' ’ x Intiiigirig I1 nxhtnn e*p* Ha lay Panend gm i t nf hi mot her, Alt - Aimitmn *»>l*-x will ptrongly inMavlu II Hi nun > esl I hud | fluenca I* i»* Ii i ti*tumei this omon. Situ t Mrx T If P'ai k i n,,w v,„k City was the wi ekertif guext of Mr a•i»I Mi 4 Hec i v Wu*>di uf ( Mrs !*jtrker b«-* h* in vm it mg in laohurg PAGE THKE* Children 10c ■ m t •i ; i 1 —. . i ' \ �jtflir -ri M M lit tiritfefal CHILD ( NERD • GLASSES w u rank when « u lorn Out Atlantic by * mb- i , lotted <J«wn I "Hop* Ihe hot* r* tehee i ttttwT Bee* c t luck". Nt it Into the notila and |iia job o f arattag,. , 2* *•"* an .tn*-«r «" »• » •t.S o trt r, Ena- 41 itgned by I f Vi fallow - All t)*a young M y know* I* that th" tjvi ■enee imell* Ju«l like Ihe rarnatlona, only itic And I* product* are,perfume o(l *n<l rattle feed. The production uf buih In ono contlnueua prorate it the retull of lha linen- I.IIMIlNn, Calif,, frl. II One Woman Who Has A ids'She Wants — 50,000 M r N tf e If i OF WTATB rHODL’CTH ■> nn. in tt, #t.*» ■ ... tiNJohn, Yellow, le lb., I'lN K A fl’t i:«. retail. C lOTATOIW, M ale* Uwl. SWRWT IKnATDIi’l. Uo. The nickel with the Indian head on one aide and the laffaio on lb# coflltltilnR ti AP Fitter# Service Writer Dorit Later li one woman who ha* aiwaye had all the orchid* iiw arai'erod In the, wind, the wanti. She helps ralM and cart for tO.OOO ore hill planla In the Pum* mil, M- J., treenbouM in which r r eh* end her brother Inherited a h»l half Interact from their father. K Khe hae hern fa-elnalhd t|r orebid* tinea, the day when. at. a little kM lint bit enough li.M tr •‘‘ ever a table ton, the washed T*| orchid eeede beInf eewn In a ML plate flaik. Aa toon ai aha wae .. old enoufh aha tiefan to work It* plank*. Now, with, a big tUr-preef apron tied orer her o*k, epend«.hour* everyday f t the a me Urn; non*.the the exotic Moorrtr expeetd to fc^tl/i • one of the onU Her favotlUt ire the little ■ten ryprlpedlumk (Udy tlln‘ * 'U .J a T O ire), the purpllth ml) Ionia « f* W ru iH * wty brvhhli) and the brown. s«,”Ks*wi cue*, pat *he day* tbit Die ida. Jonty Of women—and-m m —pfr. fff the blf. fluffy, lavender and *?* , orcniu to moet people, . Deri*' chief loterelt right now j* a Itroup. of new breed*-two M efa 1 *>f par* anriedt tint, tome pure yellow fattie r* , and tome jKMn PtlUeyap with pun)*, lip*. ThafrlaM got enough of the*# ycl (••F lM r on the merset, but the POP** to dliplay tom* of them in » # endal March New York t;ltlerf from air and water. ‘ When oivhld* ere grtiwii mrrtlally, the first els fd«n th*lr lire* are r/wnt In a fleek. eekled with d cotton chcmlcela have teen added/ Xfler they hare taken root and frown there for els rcenlht, they are re­ moved and pldnted—about fifty In a not. Finally they are trknt, ferred to Individual pnte. It take* a Unit a> \ year* for a Cattleyd to \ .>W*. t k l^ L r1* FARM ERS’M AR K ET !• ,tt%,Jrww*e|»i A tm m. ion ' ; r t r i i M i q I IpnoD tiCTH I ia k h , ilpr. OCAPtni, A ll I U > lo I* le T «m lirir»A A hu. «yuaa JHTv v ■>. vT7 n * i« lire , w et i f l * to l we, Urn*. Du Ilpr. II.it) in BTM, L W llun tie le lie. P m. Ipr. 4te lo tie •hi. it* iu .fcltr.. L*HL 1C V*r *•», •t* n v h i ; a I t*» to itte rtiuuKiiH., i ry. li t* lo KJBSf'W Hydre-fenelegnettnowlapredactieal Flawe t'lHATOKa him * Nw I 11.11 le - iu fi.ie, ti au* . It iiAinaiiica. >U g n . foek*. aVrAVliifh* Mai te le l*c. thin, lie, Cri- mpany'e great reftrtery there. It Includee the two higgtet refining to In the wo^d. Seven hundred and forty acrcf of Wonderland! They nt to It M one of the ebow placet of the etata. c But one day • oaw ftnicture began to taka ahape. people wondered . what waa thle faverleh activity « . . why tbewe rwanna of hulking csi h i wny tneea tuuKtreaa or men wcrtingr a , Her* win theepWiWt modern refining unite-yef thqr war* mOding we egufpinanf/JNhat wee going on? Tben the.news cam* out. waa the rtvolutpoabary new Hydro-fanning unitI '■ rrTTfdjeTt' put H do won �* ■ I I* AT, .APRIL 22, 1911 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA .JStewart Says— By STANLEY THE OLD HOME TOW N ‘ Prforitko O ffer T o o t h Problem la W a r R elief ] PII0T0GRAPHBR8 27 Cases Listed For Regular City Court On Monday A total of 27 raur* npptsir^l mi U p rinckrt fur Iho rrrutar M’ijlon of |In* Miniit iit.il I ‘onrt nt Iho Poller* la puke It IM per cent efBm H i i the Red Grow; II M B ] Menu that the number of pri-t H j ra te re aC ' l l •fencln r una f f l Into the hunJ & j dred,. Acting '; I each on It, own. ■• ■ Bccrtlarjr Hull e - ■ Idee 1* thel they ■ tend to fall over ■ one another. ■ cl ut t er i ng up ri ■ t h e Job at which they ail iM t t a e „ mean ao well. T h g t’a why. W ’ OonJtH'd ^commendation. P r e e i d e n t Rooeevelt recently named hie three-men national com.' •nlttee to fir e collective direction to the mleeellaneoue organization*', effort*.; I The chairmen U Joeeph - BJ Deviae, American embeaudor to M ylu m until the Oerman* over­ ran the country. Associated with him ere Charles p. Ten of Ctndn-. nett end Freatdent PredeHck p,' Keppet of the Camegls corpora* lion. Besides funnetlng foreign re­ lief Into the light channel*, th* committee will have charge of the Uak of shaping the direction of contribution* for th* beneflt of our W IM bW training centers htra at horn*. This imtter may not be re-, lief. In It* itrlct eena*. but F. D. ft. nnd Secretary Hull think it needs noUt*. Ic a ry n iy ra n p m k ' Attending to, to make tha gin* Davlswcount up to * maximum. [ ChAJrtQT oonlxIMti Men at anything relating (° to­ day's even*** sttuation and our own defensive prepgrationa with* out running Into th* question of priorities. • Who Firstf Who's to be provided (or first, tr fUMly source* or transportation radii tie* are skimpy? . I I f * quit* a problem in connec* i Uoo with shipment* abroad. Enter* genepotrioken people* acrose the ru i n* holier for many sorts of, Ituff tu tor than sra can produco it, and I f w# can produce it rutsdenliy, there's the.evertuttng dlf* ■cutty of scaring up enough boat* » deliver it toit nqrjppmr that t b U ^ g l d NOTICK o r St a t io n ADAPTION t' Tin: i in nr «t»- tiik (OUNTtf Jt in.,:, • i m i m i i i : i o LUTT. ■‘■.iilillit. i> rniintTH. in in: i;wrATi: h k nrtiNKT O. i’lla m :, i>„ . in (Min Calhoun, thoryed with l» « idrrly conduct, wn> diMm-rd Marie M on ism cry. ihuu«'d uilh ii*«itult, wiiN 1 ( » 0 "fi*i n it io the Count v Jiimee M.ntm ui'cmird of bring drunk mi l di . oritetU, wrr at o IritiiHten ed i.* the County. Albert P om , Iim .I for im ee Ifpillion, ivm di - mm-. i .1 1’ Terry, e b u ite ! wiP* di i rdc* lv f o o d m t , w m li o n C m \ to 11e (Vitirvly tin' I I m. rhai'ed with ilrniikioo* , . in h Official O f F.E.C. Sees W a r A s Boon WASHINGTON. Apr. 22 — Uf)— Howard E. C. Ilawklnl, chief freight traffic officer of th* Florida East Coast Railway, ■aid Monday thit a continuation of the European war would swell the company's revenue far be­ yond tl.r present estimates for the neat few year*. , He made this statement as Ex.| amltter R. II. Jrweli, of the In-1 leratate Commerce Commission, reopened a hearing on rcorgan. Itctlon plans for the railroad. t*d a ffi bond, Mi'lm H viI m a n ji p k h t'haee, d rcP tie A HAVE • YOU TKIKI) H O M E R ’S LATELY? (Illicit C u rl) S m i f f • • I’ lrn lv o f I ’arhimr Spnrr All Klntlts o f K.t iii I m ifhr*., M n m lm ru iii .•Hid llo l Ihijjti ® You r F n v o r ilr lliin k !M;idr Ih r Wny You 1.ike II. L (/ ^ R R C Easy On The Feet!! Joseph M. Schenrk, busrd rhsitM Corporation, is shown (le ft ) wtti federal court, New York, aft< ■ I m slon. lie face* s puNsiblv Ni'ittuo i > MAGNETOREPAIRING We Nrrvirif nil w«ki > pariii and new mtiu t By F R A N S T R IK E R MAW.'HAW.'-'AKO WHEN H ff GETS TO HOLLV WOOD { THANKS fCtZ 7ELUNS m b ' O K A Y * 6 0 A H E A D -W IR E H/M " W HEN HE COM ES ,— b a c k : ILL L A u flH H im p * -M E u rN O o u rw ^ HOME o r r s a M A S. I m ltinwit, Hotel A n d Store in K ey W e s t Destroyed KEY WEST, Apr. 22^</T>WiUard Parker, 44, of Amherst. N. H.. was slightly bunted curly Monday when fire destroyed the Duval Hotel and *n adjoining store. Several guests lost all of their possessions. Firemen carried Parker to safe* ty from th# third floor. He »■ * released from - a hospital after first aM treatment. Frank John­ son, owner, said Ihr hotel and furnishing* wire worth about h f h u " i d with dit»»rdmh »-i-odoi i un* eioiti, trd and ivcii jt i tv tided •i nten e of o ,1 * tM iif a Ih-mi> , eh i *re f s C • * . . •dm I i lit 111 i t I I mill ( Imi lea Mi l1 i r ■ I KTTA KETT NT1NO. IL L If. RatU Rat. i ni i.iii.ir s . i it-r i.iiMt. Jin.m April lib. IMt. Tha feeling was growing among observers in Istanbul, batch Tt* miles from the ipcarr.ead of tlte German sweep east*aril, llutl u showdown on the enigmatic stale or relations between Germany ind Russia is approaching TO W K D U IT M A T CONCgllN: Notice Is hereby given that the uitdsrslaseC IIvita ft. Pearson ea< Oscar T. Pearrnn latest* to apply to |ha Judas o f tbs Circuit Cuurt * 1 0 , 0 0 0 . for Iho Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida, la and for' Nsmlool* TO V ISIT BLANDING County, la his chaatbura at lbs Court lloaao la Naatord, gitnlbol* MONTGOMERY, AU.. Apr. 22 County. Florida, at It A. M. na May Sth, 1st I. by petition, for Iho —<JF>— AdjuUnt General Hmlth odnplloa of a minor ehIM named said Monday he and Governor gylvla Ana Bldrldga nador lbs Dixon would visit Alabama troop* Bam* of gylvla Ana Pearson. •t Camp Blajtdlng, Fla., May 10. flmlth said bo was advised a Slat (Dixie) division review would be staged fo r tha wtecuUrt. Aitornvy fve ClassiHed Advertisem ents u .i. HU.VM i i a v i m ; i T.AIMH tin DCXIAM'S AllAl.VST MAIU Ha­ ll it: tun ..I ..f >uu are h»ra1*1 nutlllr.l <•n.l l M|lil l rtl to pro* *• n. .'Ill I'loliu* nm. itematida Ohlih lull Ml .tllu-r uf you, may imi* an a iit,t tiu' *»int* <>( Brdnay 11 l*tul.r lit r*N.r.1, Ul* oT Raid c'uurii?. lii Hu- I'ountr Judge of N*miiiuiit i'.Miiit>, tiurlifa. at hta ■.irii-* to tin im u m Imun of aaM I’uiinii N.ml.n.l Florida, with* In fiNt.i .*l. n.1nr ninhlh* from Dir 1 1tin cl th. in.i publicanda rhirge* nifilnst nee roe n 1ji '•I Hu* ii..11. * i:... h rlHlin or da* Hrn. Albem W. lUrklry i .u i i i .i ahull i.. in Kiiiinr. and eluded: ' u.ll aIn I* II,.- |.In r* til rfRldlpC Wtllie PiitterMHi, rtiArim! with Addreitnlnfi* the Natirmal IjaTbOf' al rul | i «i * i ..ffi... NtlftrriH of tha speediinz, had Ida rase eooliuued Commitle# for Palestine in New iTnlinNOI. nn.l .lu.ll t.c aarorn I* fiddle Went, nreuxed of dom>l.i Vork, Sennle Majority trader l-i ih* *Ulnialit. hia »K*nl. or bit itHmn.t ,111.| aeII% HlH'h cl%1m OF Alh.n W. Harkley terrmn! Hitler lv conduct, wan diMtiiH-oil limn i.it *1, Mil d idinll b# Told. t'onwny, nccummI of dnMtrdiTlv “another Pharaoh who weeka to en- it*(it.'iiii,ItI\ v |*\I I. (‘ITANK. «oio!uct, was tliMiiltMil Pmtlr it- duvo mankind" and voiced AmerM l 'N n «. i’ll AHK, JII., ritlNKI IS* \V CIIAUR, Wiinhinffton, churned with di-.«i icwa diterndnation that the Nail A* •o, tHnr« of thff Uli leader at;ail not aurcecd. derlv pnnilurh won Will ji r i Tr '•lament 0( WASHINGTON, Apr. «*-<*■> I8TANDUL, Apr. 22 - (A h —Organised U!>or presented a 100 Informed Turkish quarter* bopercent oppoeltlon front to the lieved Monday night Germany Vinson compulsory mediation Uli Will hurl her Unlkan l.llltkrief yesterday at the American Fed­ against Turkey within the next eration of La tor Joined the Con* sight or 10 weeks, perhaps e> grew of Industrial Organisations the preliminary to un at lark un Thera are more than 4.&00 man­ ufacturer* cf non-alcoa ill: bever­ age* In the United State*. M mi1lav afteninoh, ITuva firmin'*! vi. hn| • (ii i Mit! . hirhidml the follow Im; .1 N Azuirrlln, rhnriri.l u,tli nmnlnj: „ rril |i*hl vh. ,1m mi**rd, \V’ A. Will llaliiv, Ji . tliitrKwl with vprfdlm^, hiol nm continued J. P Hut . n runt'il of dnmkennrt*, iti*** minnril. Joe Mors, (‘hnrccf! wiih Hpenlinir, hnd hi t noi> root nine I A, L. DavU, churned with l» me drunk and dUnntcrly. • •.trrnl.l « f 10 IkituI. (»tH»ri;e Ni Uun, urcu*rd of dniiiYrrmr**, wim iu.l„i'tl guilty nml fined $5 m t,\ dnv% Thin et'iitrnci* wan MLinpemUJ tTeorjfe Sowerby i nrrii.*ed id tlnmkentieAP, mt rented n f * InmuI Com pulsory Mediation Turks Look For Nazi Is Opposed B y L a b o r Attack In 10 Weeks house o f representatives, A.F.L* President Green assailed the blit aa “ highly objectionable" and said It would Create a “ form o f legis­ lative compulsion that Is tremen­ dously offensive to free American workers." > Th* treasure, which would pro­ vide a SILday "cooling-off per­ iod In all defrnsa Industry labor dispute* during which mediation would be attempted, was similar­ ly condemned by C.I.O. President Murray last Friday In a letter lo Chairman Vinson of th* House Naval Committee, author of th* legialalhan. , a H . E N G L IS H G U L F S E R V IC E Rssywtw Station MEET TKSONVILLK. Apr. 23—CA*> itographrrs from m n fnstprn flntrs opened n ■day (-'•mention hrru y*%* i »ilh IHp firnt of m verier tu:rs .ili.l a i|j*play of plonn.l »ijnl|«mrnt. \V% Karl* II of S.trns tin m pirsldent io Sou l lira «trrn Ihotojjr*A*i>ocinli•111. r a il VV. Bilks* T Tjiiopn it pn^iilrnt of the or^aiuzn: mn / o u r O F TOWN .* /---- -J ric ranges,.vator ’rlgcrstors. O VER MY D E A D BODY YOU WILL ' HE WONrcOME B A C k .'m GOING to TEU. him to stay TVJEGS • to b r e a k ; n t o p ic ru 2 Cf>-* th e n w h o u l --------------------1 7HE LAUGH r tjt ■B. Pop* Company. "iKa. ON car nt discount. Phone 1U - H O L D Y O U R HORSES, .RED! ME 1NTOTOI STAND TRIAL. EVEN THOUGH 1 WE S/WED < \H IB L1FEP/ VEt r HE SAID SOMETHING ABOUT V PLEDGIN’ HIS WORD TO BRING ME IN. I KNOCKED HIM DOWN. /---------- ---- NOW IM LEAVING FOR A NEW HIDE0UT//--< BEONf J �V rherty P u t* D ow n Keen H e n V i a tree Strike Route Its Daugherty's pitching an tU o b i , striking oat 13 t th ep tete, tbs St. AuBelnte bunched fits hlU fourth losing to bring In 3,081 Athletes BACK IN FO R M w Rule Upheld By Golf Association —i ■■ ** -lit* V if l t i g g , nte, Tlsmann right field at Me, scoring both Flair sera advanesd Goff to i a sacrifice and Petto i la with a single to struck out but Robin, to to drive a single itto who was on second nit o f a steal Goolsby -(A iS S P p b ter TKA aJ 4A T f o f i i m i M f fls w S M fiw u giblllty rulss for the snnttsl state men's amateur tournament opening Wedneiday. Tbs ’ action reversed an earlier decision by directors to permit participation by arms and navy In training In Florida, oven even men tn Had not been in the though they had • • as - ' i■squired of _i state for a year players In previous tournaments. Carl J/ Jackson, secretary-trea* scerrisry-treesurer of tho sorer the nsaoeUtlen, association, as said Id ofo f­ fice ra and directors fleers dlrectora at a meet­ ing yesterday against anr yeaterdav rulal agalnrt ane last-minute changes In IIhe he eligibil­ ity ruling, but would take on un the question _atI the annual association masting Wednesday night In in makmeeting Ing plana.for the ID45 tourna­ ment, ,, <• Thus Ova ene-yest requirement will be mmllwri formly to civilian and military » r.tls u roller lb itublnuu II Oooleby it Tlrmatm Jli Flair rl Varner It Key Aegean Towns Reported Captured By German Troops D E U N D . Apr. 82 — (Special) — The 887th anniversary of (he birth e f William Bliakeapeara will be commemorated here Wednes­ day with an all-day program spon* aord by tha speech and dramallcr departments of Rtataon Univer­ sity. Rtslaon officials reported today that the day'W ill be highlighted with two separate eve te, a dedication program In the af­ ternoon and an outstanding dra­ matic production Wednesday night. Dr. Inriig C. Stover, veteran head of the Stetson speech de­ partment, will euloglt* the famom English hard during the at Stetson University, v Shakespearean memorial program pert In e Bhakespcersen at 3:48 o'clock Wednesday .after —» piogram Wednesday, noon. The first hatf.hour Of the program will be broadcast .over station WDBO, Orlando, direct from the Htover Little Theatre, featuring the unveiling by the Stetson professor o f a bust of Shakesp m re. chorle reeding* of the poet’s sonnets, and famous speeches done to character by leading student players. The five-act tragedy, "Corlolanus," will be staged In the Lit- fX-' aniackwall . 1 * * * Total* ________ . ..1.... II I I f 4 .ItaaUsd for Dausli-tlr In lib. Scnr* br Isnluas: 1 . Auausllii- . , eoo 1 0 * *0*^4 • nford .... ..... veo so* SI*— l 2naps JCrrurn Tl-msnn. Jueilc*. Uoff. Pelts, TIMnin. Vlslr, Varaei, Compete In Pistol Matches In Ocala Schools A n d Colleges T a k in g P a r t W ill N u m b e r .S o m e 500 PHILADELPHIA, Apr. El—OP) -A n e n t r y list df 8000 athlete* for Um forty-seventh annual Prim Relay carnival this gvckrad offtrad ample proof today of that old adaga "g n a t oaks from llttl* aeons grew.*’ , Most track’ and field events data ibair baginning back to tbs d s n oit ancient Greece, bat tbo relay me* lb which four runner* compete as a team U a 40-year, aid American contribution that has gfewn from a single race banks, Joe Povel, Q. B. Phillips, Xh£JJ£,.&&.rjr$ &?■ ris and U E. Goodrich! sharp, shooters, Billie Hurlbertj marks, man. W. <W. Weeks, J. A , How­ ard, H. W. Mmlcahm, B. M. Duka; and Melvin Dram. Official* o f the Florida West Const Plata! League i n f t A. Brawn, preskUntl J. L. Fnttto- » T S J 8 f5 rti- x FLO-T w a " R S r o S 'S u S , E. .11. Lnjeock Stetson To Honor Shakespeare With All-Day Program SkTlr^beeullfuJ r b . I I o ff first ♦ vanla to tstoma a fix tun an track urograms throughout the world. The relay race was a sue. was *>,The* li-hola qualifying round will be played Wednesday and match nley will ateit Thursday, continuing to tho finals Saturday. the Iaft fielder b*U waa to runner* held felled t* run a* aw tba hall had U 'S ' consequence > to third to fore* to second for a Haney, f t was the »ld far tha game ) Jra s j r a Florida State League the Olympia games program at London In 1008 gad four yuan later a 400 meter race waa added. Ml til Strother, whoea gracious Carnivals similar to tba Penn personality a* well aa beauty, won competition era now held In every bar the Ufl* o f "Ml** Florida 1*41" section o f the country with the will wtleom* visitor* to Urn Florida Drake Relays at Dee Moines, National Exhibits’ displays, at At­ Iowa, also echadaled this week, lantic City this summer. - Mltxl end, ranking second la ere. The was selected fa a recent beauty mile relay has been pert o f dual contest at the "Miami Bfltmera" to rapraesnt Florida to the "Mias meet program* fo r yean. Fewer then BO athletes reprv America" contest held annually si tenting eight Senega* and eight high aehoola participated In the first Penn relay* In ISO8. This week’s 3000 athletes will repre­ sent approximately BOO colleges, prepare W y schools and high schools located from the Atlantic seaboard to the Pacific. The late Frank T. Ellis 1* credited with originating the re, b y rake two yea n earlier. 8 to. Merchants! Back Chamber Play For M o r e Advertising ooo men retreating south to Thermopylae, historic gateway wading to Athena and southern Greek embarkation point*. A dispatch from an AssoetoL *d Proas war correspondent who landed jU ctamr, Turkey, attar aunt ptedb___________________ think tha work It la doing ahooU ho continued. Tourist trad* ha* been good thto year, and If wa Southern Coal M en A g r e e T o N egotiate ^ " “ 'NOTON, Apr. n - - '* ’) 7* “ W J W coal operators, act. tar c l the request of the White to ratJrn to N tw T * fk v gad rtop«n nrgotUe Woftara for a contract w h B f r , j 3s i s J h ," r ’ ,T ^ The dispatch from Turkey raid lachlan are* bltamlnoos mlaca. performed |i Mount Olympus from being rut o ff by German Unha which brolrn through to tha weal and fanned but over tha plates of Thessaly. _a*m *n troops want onto IS toHes from Thmnepyla* wbera Greek defenders, and possibly It o e of the Britleh, intended In make a final Moody affect to utra Athene, 100 mite* sway. UOir, iueilce. irune battiH In Varner, Ooff I, l-elle. Rnblneou. Whitlock. TWo-hsee Nile, Half. Booth, Justice. Hlulm baeta; Hettr. Oaerifleea, Ibarn. Double > play,, Seller and Tismao, Loft on bases. St. A ubss U k* a. a* e ford I. Base woold shonlder the holdlug off the crusl r German ferae* In i Um ramosete of,too War Increases Im port Entries LOUISVILLE. &ri5rK «u "auear daddy/1. DETI Datrait around. hi* hurier Oisay Tolel______ ST. P K T E M B in tO TRAM A. J. Riggs C. G. Robinson Tom Harris , Gldge Gandy 1140 POLICE Total JACKBONVftXB POLICE R. B. Button J. W. Thomas '• E. L. Goodrich W. E. Hurlbert this their headquarter*, and see points o t Interest In this section Total, of Urn state. I ’m to favor o f do. SANFORD tog anything to help the city dn4 , woalyaae. • Jasper -Bfsdl . L A K i e n u o f tfc* J W Roy wiUlai Hardware Company said ' 1m, a , W, Lee hurdle racy.- t*tm Yugoslavia. Two destroyers, presumably Brit lab. wore acid to hove been ordered last Thursdiv to stand by to evacuate Ring Gonrg* 11 e f Oveeee, Uw royal family and Greek officials. But King George postponed Mb departure following the sutelde Pram ter Karitlt and ramalned to Total VAMFA I'O U r B John Flaherty J. L. Fergorsea R. L. 8 landau M. D. fllneUtr CODNTV ’■“■W* advertising volume, I belter* are M easure P ro v id in g 29 should do iO.1* N e w B a aes l i O beyed E. M. A m ltage o f tbs Armitgge Cabin Coart wrote! WASHINGTON, Apr- M —(ff) "Fallowing o « conversation of meant date re advertising Sanford — The HtBs* Nava) Commltta* tha' fifty ■tad Its attraction*. I sriah ,to say yesterday approved that ihrough the past ym ra a d - »HItoh dollar navy section t e w bill wKHant divulging onkU U y *) *BiM * ? our * ; ^ ‘umite U n n ^ana M own uaunga g our business has shown a Increase which he* mad* It necessary for us |o build two additional double eetUgea. “ The larger campaign for ad­ vertising Ranford for 1MI which yon mapped eat for me should ■how a decided toctvee* to tourist bdstece* to 1041-48. Will be glad Naval ^ to astilt roa to any way we can five. M to help the cause." G. D. Workman o f tho Valdes Hold wrote: T ti " I weald like to make a aug. gsatten for your advertteteg �1 1 *’ r.S ijp * .. i f Sem inole Conn Iy Produ ce* M ore F r a il A n d Y’rgelab lcn Than A n J S im ilar A rea In Florida IW S P A I'fc K S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , N l'M D E R M tijtb cr Associated P reas ZOO art Of Greek Army Gives Up As King Leaves Athens R e p re s e n ta tiv e s O f Industry Will Con­ fer With Legisla­ tors On Measures Nazis1 Arm ored Monsters Roll Into Merchants Agree Ojn Wednesday For Hatf-HoEday This Sumi it N a v a ls C ra ft r A lre a d y B e On *t W a y O v e r Atlantic 1,000 P l a n e s erbrook S t a t e s ly O ne W a s Lost i F e rry , Service SWlNGTON. Apr. 23— S * c r * U n r Knox said tbd*y •bout 20 f u t lurid I motor torpedo boat* were Canadian P r in t U in later W. L. Mackenxl* King la pictured a* IS itonwn, mwuiwuuf, ho arrived at ,Hyde Park, N. Y., Bsavtrbrook, British minister of aircraft production, told (no for t visit with Prealdent R ooms veil. The twp Issued a Joint statement' that the U, S. and Caned* henceforth will pool all their lasonrcoo for hemUpberie defense end assistance to Axle TALLAHASSEE. Apr. 23 — W")— Cltrui committer, of the Legislature will meet Thursday night to hear representative* n( all branches of the fruit Indus­ Wednesday will t>e the day for try. The eitrui bill* have been the luminrr half-holiday* . w ___ Ihta Introduced. year Instead of Thursday, mem. Representative* of Die industry her* of the merchant* commit­ explained the bill* to a S tn iu tee decided yesterday afternoon committee at a brief meeting this at a mcetlnit at the Chamber of ■Commerce office at tha City morning but the group withheld aetlon pending a public hearing tall, . Tuesday. Principal reason advanced for The House voted SB Is II bo change In closing day wa* tat the habit of buying grocers. to override Governor Cone'* vela It* on Friday and -Saturday has In 103# of a bill authorising become a custom hero a* in oth- taxing unit* to art up separate fund* for paying refunding bund* M grocery store manager* and »nd original bonds In vetoing It tw o yearn ago .work* working on Thuikday aft­ ernoons to prrpar* their stocks Cone said It sought to give taxing 'fo r Friday smr Saturday buau officials too much power lo d lv criminate between bondholder*. ' It was alan pointed out that Rep. Crary of Marlin who In­ troduced the original hill an d w ho .Orlando, Del.and. Winter Garden ami most of the town* In this ashed for the overriding o f the Vicinity had voted to doer on veto said Cone "larked a sympa­ Wednesdays, and the merchants thy for the taxing units of the considered It advisable for San­ State." If the Senate conrurs with ford store, to observe the tamo th e Huuie, the bill will becomr -holiday. Edward Higgins, secre­ law. Governor Holland's recommen­ tary of the Chamber of Com­ dation for term* of the member* merce, explained. o f the Slate Road Department .* Considerable discussion _______ lire. ceded the decision to change the and other appointive officers lo | holiday to Wednesday, Mr. Hig- expire with the Governor's term gina said, but when a vote was wax endorsed 8 7 lo 0 by tha taken It * * a unanimously In House today. Rep. Hold of Undo aald It would allow an Incoming favor of the change. It wot decided that the stores governor lo make hi* own aelccwould begin closing for tha hall tlons o f parsons to occupy key holiday on June I and continn* positions in hi* administration. The bill now goes to the Sen­ ate. At preeent the terms of ap­ pointive officer* vary, some of Balkan Conflict Seems Near End liondon Sources S ay Mosl (Jrecks A r e Continuing B a t t l e v fir ml pin" In iif finnnml Natl r u le t riu m p h a n tly th ro u g h the tliivk purl nf Salonika (irimnn Tripoli Harbor Is Sanford Trying Scl Afire By (inns Of England’s Fleet For $14,000,000 any Use I'resT o T ass (Jute, I n r c Directors lln iu h u r d in g T r ip o li. I .il iy s tp i 21 <D e la y e d )— (A’> T in m l h ut g u n s n f R r ll a l n - tti liti-ri an ra n (Iret set Tripoli hailmr a fla m e i n l a y In w l.n i i.ff ic e r n ,a ld w a , the h lg y i- i s o .I mov'. a n tc t a c t iliir b n m h a rd m i-n l u / 'n u v a l lilatm V, ■ i -m. ■ of Im told a a t m tuiifscssma h* Is confident l i a defSM# to Britain T axp ayers S ave O ver Win be maintained despite Bri$6,000 B y Settling ttsh reverse* ih -the restern MedL E arly, Jlnklns Saya t reran tan. m If people have-read history, he said, they |dnuM know totter Despite a lower tax rate in than to seals the pinnacle o f hope 1M0 than the previous year, rr. ooe day because of a sea battle csHpt* issued increased bv 682 off -Italy and dsecond Into the and the amount celleetcd ahowrd depths another day because of a gain o f ltl.D1l.0d as of Apr. Cl, Jno. D. Jlnklns, tax collect­ A x is advances In Greses. . * t t i said this war to not to be or for Seminole County, aald to­ day. woo h r anch Isolated event*, hut Record* In Mr. Jlnklns' office line the existing defender oerscy going. He added disclose that on Apr. 2I, ID1I quoUfkfltlon that ho feels tox rccripU for State and Coun­ •ting defender U Britain, ty taxes for 1D40 were Issued, maty, tbs President hod and the amount of taxes collected to comment on published was 1236,663.01. Taxpayer* saved 16,801.87 in describing London querillacounta for early payment, Mr. Jlnklns aald, making a total In­ cluding discount* of 1341336.78 iv A rm ies Said tullrctod. Tha amount collected A g a in s t N azis ou tha 1040 roll to Apr. 21 I* TO 1-2 percent of tha sntlr* fruiter. Apr, IS —W ) amount assessed. Total taxes vait*, diplomatic sources arssed for 1040 are 6342302.48. sy night, f|va Yu,to. Mr. Jlnklns said. The laws o f Florida provide that If the taxs* on any real c»lia a ils sit * * Vast Tw» ) 300 Percent H ik e In Income T a x Proposed WASHINGTON, Apr. >1 -(/PI — An increase ranging from 300 to 800 percent In taxsa on low bracket incomes was proposed rise would stem n of t graduated Ways and Mean, a aortas of II pHod to t k f JU Usable III some to taxatlesl’ kfto Hospital Plans iby Doy Oh Mey 12 *>'V H uts W ill B e Built N e a r A rm y Campm K iw an is Club H earn Air Corps Depot Hr CARRY A I I I . N t' n It I'll K BR1TIHI II I I I lecboM - Control Itritisli Rearguard A t Thermopylae Cut Down By Nazis In Push Through P ass Salonika Iri.| .......... l u g I lo v ml They pump,-<t luntr limn t.Otnt I Inn * or li I f Ik r> sp |n ,ivin!,, III, Cham her Mails Brief To W ar Department Citing Advantages Sanford today put in Ms hid for one «*f d r fh r net* nlr carp* ilejmtM* <m i i " - ii ii g t I.H-'l.nll > psikl lUrlisiy ( oh *1 lm■■ ..f Ho- Cur- oOO.OOO, fin mhunt f it , i f hfttiling mr phim* da'a two horvr trarko, ttwn In. k. I UmImv mill'd mi ifiniiw anil liitllnnv Mini e n g in e *. Mini ptnv tiling land in g led the problem **f fin d in g .* i . . i h lutli fn ’‘fin Iiiriitl r VhllrtT I'lnfiTl |li*p. \miiii tin* It.tI( |i"hj t H Id s. L iJ w ilii) 111g g in m -c i *'( in t aiihatltute. The Sctialu grunt, I In- pull !»<'»<•• |in *it ion I nniMi’d nv t*i Ui. Mu.i MhB them two murr >ln>* to work K>■- i".iv " " v IIn m 1mlies In* h lm iF In kba rd n f M n * * n liiijH InH knK A l l ‘t a n J ward rompremlxi' f Ifill ’Mi-BI Fll|l|M»t « n| ill* (t'Mil |v.lflichnliU b|Nll||l('i . MI f »il * \ t i n t ' ttf U m Inikii h 6l * 1 * W || | lit The Governor’ , plan rail. (•■i I 1*11>" i: it’L'ulHt H<lnt|p*nni Inh(| t h M iiiik tin i ni'iiib -liik-n^ Ira n I I'd i ii Hi. •m iU iin id ;, I hi* VVai an added tax of 6 prrrrn I mi I Mk l't* lillM'N I'lki* I'llK -tn'M' a tn | I f I rift'll l>eta at horse truck., to rui.u ul Ih'jiikl tui' fit Ip/j,■v iiiiiiiimn .'il. in a wta II'lin 111 |a,wij»' 11 11 if |p!j 11 - , 111IT flu* |iiifnDnt Inli ■no.t 12,000,000. plu. all the odd I limit lln iln* I*•i tin luff'd ( hhM- iilmafit lln ni" I (t*iv*i-i f t m u R t i t i n i b -i i? m '» 11f nhii hi v bbill im 11 l.s tis 1<r m in i d ju t v h t Iv ' cent breaks, to rat»r almut I.T H i.. nit at I m! h u ll |*'*hifi a OOO—Loth to be u,nl in iurmt*. A 11 le f h .i* la im jti i'fuiii n l I m, Iiril i • f i lo d i ^ l m u I rifM I hi* I h i ll i il lt i i >1 I i si n m i ' | i i < *i i lug old age prn.lon. from ulwuit ■ Mini f ni i*i' Thi 6'||lM 112 lo about |23 a month Imu Int th Hn atU anfjiRip n| ijn* M hlilfi in bv r i m t i n • > 1 1 a it p m I fm lln Spokesmen for Hialeah and S in A v -In IhfiriUn* «U'i|iiiii| Unit luiraM ifi |pi it ( Tropical Parka, both at Miami, m l ia inr *>In 11"* Mill Ji (Milim n lf II 11- IAI'll IJ i IK assorted such a tax program III W h■ *h 111L on*ly iImmijik* 11 fo rm * Mill In' |»«'f n n lti'd In would wreck racing in Florida |will* mi at • r to 11lim it (iN yiriK udniM nioii Holland himself prnpo.ed two " S m iln f il I I »» f t a t r r n i’ nt I k i i ^ fullnton safeguard*. The first would limit l he f iii64nrink of lui^i ImlJ m <t ’ a f i ’ H A h k i d 'C o H o n o r I ............. 1 the new tax to two yeare to *lisiifo rtt t h if M’m m ii Im * u v r i t i i! I next legislature could rrmovi T ickets Of Trainees toll! In- I the I >•!»•? lim n v ol I h r i itlH ' i* It If It proved harmful. The olh i«r.tl m t iih m it ii n l m u n t y w il l n ir tins i - 11' er would guarantee that the r i « i r f n l " f y l " ' • ip h 'H * SI A I t il'S 1 IM fti |'jif I > r n i' w n !i \ i>r J i connlire would continue lo get Ik* (aX« «' |i I Ion nf I I r M lifli Mr u* l.m V mn rfilliiit. hud! 11Mid n< nf the same amount of money they f f km il r ) Hr»t|phn w a - tn&rkoi U m * l « l i - i l n • r t nr «*r ■* I 11vI* mtv ire, iif till ill-fee si now receive from an equal dl i i I ia i 'Da and n ii’r* h a n t i havi* ai T i l r t o d u \ • Jillt'>l i i | m n i i ll n|>r|-6ilni%* in thin still* vision of the proceeds from Uic I u ,i) it la i n rtclh fl iipnn fn im ). n f | I'w I Mil I MMl * a m i JihIu imr pli6r*'p Or t |fifiiiil v 1 s i lx ling three percent tax. iim fiy huutlit*i|« n f d n ltu ri fur m n|tff .it mn I'iihiiif nnd rn ri t r ill pin f« »| "Nobody's ever going lo make hIn i I mri1U* p u l I nl m . i fniiti' from IndjfltlK U m iU i'S 1b I n t di 11% our htoAidiiill tmim me believe/' Holland said, "that T in a Bt'ii m n ib tiin l kb ill la 1 no n It VIM 110|| 11 pi i 11 t h i ' i r hnnn-to I n 1 11*111a l i4*ii < f * f d i T » because of thla tax people won't ii | i l i o n Ilf M in i I.'III I* ! n i i l l i s l i i i i r r t o 00(1 pilutto .1 U u r litk ze iift mid mta*i coma to Miami and attend the 1 cI mitB Im vr xpi’iit niHfty diilinr " hud In * n vi |M.| l « d m I i i t i * iih ' viI m i i H i i u iln race* and bet their money. 11pi m id li*di/iHK In k ■l i *“ in il In thi* u f f n iu l* n im iy lin in ’ h r fin t Governor Holland agreed r it h iJ the c I mJ o f the muiMoii 1 h r I hi i • |'«'i w ill h r lu ru ti’d n ir h , hm l rinl In't n h n fm rrtl hy in u n h -r f opponent* that the addod ri'tottourunl !i|i«*riUnr> T h iu , h r In O k iu l|i'lH ,i ' ih , I Ik 111 , t*l*|| 11mI - bw *n iiw * ertiv* *Tlas.—i ia a»eaBitfl.1jm ^ril ..... . would' to 6w betting ^''’fo .... b u ll »" h mip| in I he miuth nitdiul, « nuM*d « iiih m i v« ir u n it mid N e w V i i D Kin ford iiriilf ri hrr»i‘l( through bookies, who psr no tax li.piichfM * h o ld tT in i h r F h irid u In Burnt' n im -* le r lr r b In •’ii* l I i to i-. I p>I ip 11d r|i«- t %bfi uddi to >tlie State, but ho added: th i|n *l di | m it s f *r **I .j| 1i|y w in jld 1 U iin iiK h n u l th i'ir hiniti* l.tugur. lln nr h u ll fu lls w ill vn w iU lim l f How the Salvation Army is aiding In the nation’s defense preparations by planning to es­ tablish huts near Army training ramps whore soldiers will gel wholesome recreation snd relig­ ious services Wax outlined today by Captain R- E. Rose, head nf the Sanford branch, at the Klwanl* luncheon at the Valdes Hotel. . Introduced by Dr. H. II McCaalln, who with Basil Moore had charge of tha program, Captain Ross declared tha Balvatbn A r­ my was also serving In tha Eu­ ropean war sons* with first aid station* and food canteens. The plan to establish huts neur tbs training centers. Captain Rosa aald, 1* being worked out with tha United Service Organ­ isation, a group composed of representatives o f sis bod lee, the Y.M.CJL, the T.W.OA-, tha Jew­ ish -AM Society, the Knights of Columbus, tha Travaton Aid So­ ciety and Um Balvutleo Army. Arrangements at present call for tbs salting up f f >36 service huts, of which <| would to In the " If there'* sfiy bettor wsy tu South. Tbs Salvation A m y branches control bookies than to hsve an which are located In nearly 100 aroused public opinion among a countries and colonies tha world large bloc of elderly cltlsens over, a n doing their share in getting old age pensions. I don't raring far the people of Europe, h s w U * — Captain Kao* sate. About 100 men have boa* sunt from the LIGHTS ON IN HUNGARY United BUtes to man ___ .- j branches, Um official dtclaroJ, n e w Y o r k . Apr. is — w - and are working to hospital*, Blockouts to Hungary ware dis­ air raid abettors and other place continued last night on order of they are needed. the ntoister of interior, the Uurin addition, tbs Batonties Army speet radio announced. The broad­ Is assisting in caring for child, cast was heard by NBC- In the who have burnt gvaeuatod to future all houses and street* will he lighted s< was customary bctbr Balkan war, the radio a • • -1 i Im I ip tu fin d mi r v t l >t HInir l i i l h i n thm r |M»toii I r l j i loMMCfj'i th a t fru r ii’h iu f in Bun I l f * wiled u U m i I uim i •> lln fi» rl biCRU ur n f thi* f u v n r jllit r 1 U n i u v rn ih n n i r i b i N ti t h r fk )iubliclty r rc v iv e t l fro m th ia f**r the f u n \u li» r nf hm r lu iin a fte r RuhniitUnk il to tale head, ' llralilirijf the nrnl fur tills (piartem in Bt A uk 'iU iuc*. hipilthfiil iiumfiler pa*dlrnr tiijiii* rHMia ciUimm und nirrrkiiiitii Imv® r.nd ribntrd |£tnrrmislv td» thi* T s l n d c s ( i r m v e r s A s k rmiFO r kiht I iiii; nut Idii rr in n*J o o k s ( 'l a s t 'd S u n d a y to m aavi* On? privtloff** o f fruing t«> ih« hall park and imymi* thi'ir 40 ccntii plus Ink tu bvitnrNs i’AllnKF.E, Apt '3 — (Hpr. Ihr aport. riaii lim v r n hi the K»rr. Ih r u m I h f i I pitid miti tor a I I' nn r ih p**l • t ilj. Jiily Mif* in uur Middl. (•*»! f n, Imrfnhl, h i l l s , Him A n lu n n i, T r i m , and S e i rm n e n n i. « u lif ( i*riMtritrtii» n luih h r v ii tot ii r i f i l u n t to ii id h r I’ m nt M o liilt , A hi , nrnl Og<lrri. I Meh T ill' lifto d* j i'' I i N il II Will r u v r i R 1out I til Ml mm I* , n m l, u n d rr not ttinJ i 'in rlifio n , p in v id i' rm p l iy infill for ahuiii ,i(Hi 1 1 vdin11 to mir| 3fill nf f ir s t u n i in lir d it t tn rti, le-rirh ih put r ill h iiv r n n r fdNMl fuut i m i w n \ nud t h r r r tiO hll.fiH ii lu n w n y p , l.uriM ckp. lian i'M r» , #m1V liy •• ytoid*. n vrrh to iil hhopb fur iiir p le n rp m id rn n in r n , und r ip / iir ih n p B ffii M riru iin riit, i wdion, In “ Ertry rant of icvi*nut gi th rl«<|r> MTlinn 'I iirmbiy axk^cl rill r.»nee gate l* ni^drd In rmrv Hhniff Hoi' lluker t„ riifnrrv Ihr laain through the NUinmrr Suniix) rlosllig ngamst rural Tha offkera and dirrcton o f the Jouka m tills >rrllun Iwcanae, Ihry said, ricld uurkrra were IhBtollBBN <»** I'M * Thirvi getting drunk Siindnyx and were Mtmmrnlto mid other aircraft fee. unfit fur wuik Monday mnmliu. cctoBurir*. The, laiior shortagr, they said, wax acute. Raymond Reel Made Star Scout Ah 22 Others Are Awarded, Promoted ■njkooad Boot o f Troop five s ta r rank to Raymond Reel of >ao I W f l l t the rank o f Star T r*'S I , while W. F. Kadcr gave Until I'uhukra and Hell* Glade have Hunday clneinr ordinance which fnrro* wrnuld-b* , liquor buyers into lhe rutsl ares*. ol the ll;i Ihmi- u,.|«arcil to buVu .ill hill r in|rd ill i(„ Allied dsbacle. )11n il I in lli-rlin aald el S ,n i ► 1* u 1 •'MijMlMI I ,i . . i troupa had ... iilly. caught t ai'd ii itell1 ntn i III iilV \ VI t 11jkr in ihrlr retreat Innt VIII ,inut 1!• 1Pi i imin -uni thi- Natl I'lfO/l t Mil141III16- plugging through 1Ii. i MM.|*llin i ni-i iiki mllew from \till'll torlr 1i Iriilli-ualy puraum>: lln It nil h I..in-, i.treating I..W,il l Mi. lie Hi ii ii- capital. W Ph to •Itiilll illvr.bombers re­ pm Ii .I I uivn *link IiP.lHH) Ions of nI|I|» im ( . i irk huIi -ip, within the pn ’ 1 l 1 h" i n , II. i im i>|Kikcsmcti i V, il I'MSI d <dmiht tlnii fi w ll. 6;. F. would ever sc* fmi'i'N «ll tin n Imiur u6*MIM Utettihi Mu-vitlim n High Comnimid hiiiiimiik'imI the Uttck armlet in K|iirits and ueitrin Macedonia Intil down Uit'll itm u ftj; 1M04 P* M. 1/ ♦«! r M K N T ) 't * t n l*>t i f k i i | t i mg in on u n co n d itio n al M'PIlll'l J|< A lln r»;s Kinir (itniritr diI . litI r«1 tin (#1 irk trim|IH IiBli ■- ij-im'I .hi litiiiintIi't* without our , Ivit'Mi itnr i<i mill Unit (hr «urM tiMlIiMiril Um l'*|P I'lif.l / i Hoard Urges Us i Of NYA Labor On I’roposid Airport Ih i " dm tr I hid N Y A In hoc, lie jit • ■» f"i jrfi* j.i■<Ito m Sr mImile i"Mni hs t* fifI tpf in tirlMiidn. is rt"|i, • d hv ihr ^11«Ir* o ffic e of flu S ^\ (in- A ilviM oty Itotord, Mi* i,'it iip p o in to d , 1a luklnir *c. i 'ii M i ■inch ii I r t l r r nm il tu I*. lhnf. ii. .h MM*ff director. It. | .......I. Im ul il l r r r t n r , mid \ On Ili'imriK M 0 p« i i i Hlu I i i i r r t i n y o f the I 'O \ V P i o rv CiMint il o f S y i r L n il i •<11Mi y , M r llu r t u n la id th * i i iiti11 iii,it Uji |p» UfiO I uyi will 1- i nk i pi I« "Hi wiirrmiiiddrifr court* | I m i«p w.ptk nn the Orlando air I .i • I r M ropnituU nn I n to |>e fu r* m dud »b Ihi- N Y A m id m g n Inn r Im i n m '| ul |'20 for lhe T§- hom w ip j I, | ir rind , \h un t r:»n n r r m in nd d ltio n to th. * - n tu hi r lr u f e il nnd y^rsdid liv \V I 1A ImI +ir m e n m le il on the Biin fMf il M n n ie ip n l A ir iio r t In 1,1 d r i nt iM iitofruct the tw o 4,000 I ' 1" ’ r now m) a , the le tte r » U t e i . Bm p. it u nnt in clud ed In th e VVI*V pro i»*r 1 the lio arti ftd v U iA thi um nf N Y A lu lio r w ith ih< • ir> luriittohinir tool*, n hulldoser *" ...... 1 1 m ami atunipty end 'f e ll Ii« r1 rih » ii In th e p ro je c t, A hmldinr fm vocational work tin Inn-ti «iiiite n iid a te d by ih # V nn iiM li- f d iu tity H rhmd H oard a t Oo* ftilond hik'h aclited. Cement hi-., k ’ f ii r Ole runs I ruction h a va M Wittin nr «f III r * lf riti.1 LO C A L W E A T H E R I ’s t l l v ctnudy, pnsstMy scat. trtnl lliuinfcr showers In the exI rune north purtion tonight ant Thursday. Poultry Raisers Arc Advised To Increase Flocks By D. F. Sowell Poultry raiaera In Bemlmiln County wrre advised last night by D. F. Sowell, extension poula—a■ as■ j .V - .tryman with the College of A g ­ riculture at the University of WABHlNOTON, Apr. » i- * F I Florida, to Increase their flock* — Transfer of control od , ■**■" to meet the greater consumption Luka Region DroadrusUng brought about by dofanso spend, pany, licensee e f radio ht*. W LA K Ut Lakeland, to Mr. Sowell warned, howyver. VL Eld matin, was ut that enlargement o f pons and b y lb* Federal flocks should bo o f a tempor­ Commission. ary tutors and not n permanent expansion. Ho spoko at a west- T ra n s fe r O f Station W L A K Is Authorized pegged tha price. Explaining the need farhk» .*• ( creased egg production, Mr. Sn, , well pointed out that tbs Army expect* to provide an egg a d*y for each aoldisr. and that than • Will to about 1*00,000 man A arms by June 1. . ' mSm >*V; nW*• 1hNti - s I JV*- • ' / to.yjLTawmrt -ir eft* ,A-jJ T s - f *• 'i . m L*' ijrr M 1‘ " * a* m ■iJ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 22, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 22, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 22, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b10e5b2d3c3bf47a29c8277d9d6e01f6.pdf 112d93716dfa8a1cc2f7e7e92864d6a5 PDF Text Text _ M llkkeea M M HeUbleea c u t t t 'r 'Z X - tela CeUweli. II atewert, Sill ior G ass Play,W ill Be Given AtSeminol ool April 22 K Glee Qub Leaver To Participate In State Music Event i startling dad t o n y .s n & s & Ford war# the shaperenes. to first appearance of the i Club In Tampa .was a t 4iS0 ck Thursday afternoon^ whan h Included aaeh notables as r. C oning F. Tolls of BoothUolrenmy, Prof. Henna of fata College. Prof. Pete# D. eh of Minneapolis, Minn- and !. Giffin ef Stetson Unlversl. U adj^anS “My H eart'la' a Silent Friday bight a t BtOO o'clock tto Seminole High School Glao Chib, combined with approximate­ ly 2,000 other atodenta gave a massed convert. Some ef the songs that they sang are “The S tar Spangled Banner*,' “Ameri­ can Anthem", “Rain and the Hirer*’, end “To Tbee We Bing". On Saturday the eoiolaU of all the Glee Clubs entering the fee. Ural tang their eelectienf. Grace Sehrarn one of Seminole High School's moat gifted •sopranos, represented the local deb. The Glee Club will return Late Will ‘tto #1 Pan-American Day Promotes Interest Between Countries Br a. m. mckay Someone k u mid tluit Um comprehensive and ad adnea is to prepare people to thre i Tn the United Stetee and In pletely. The purposes of a i the lx tin American coan trie* of thle hemlephen, Apr. ' 14 hee been commemorated "Die de Uu Amerlcae” or Pen American Day. This day wae deiicnated by the Pan American Union whleh w ei mtahllahed In 1 «W by the t i rwpubllce of thle heeaieahere. all ft whleh maintain of fleet In Washington. The parpoee of the union le ta m a te a aalrit of friendthlo and understanding be­ tween the nation* of thle con­ tinent. Eight official conferences have been bald b> the various capitals I he has an ever living seal, that of the repobll-e. Cordell Hull. he ha# feelings, th at he can de Secretary af State, le president of the Pan;American Union and some reasoning. The leath er must has gained complete confidence knew th at ska Is bonding for eternity end has, therefore, as* of the LatM American countries. turned a very great responsibility. Henry A. .Welleee has concen­ The teacher receives Into hot trated on Pan American retail one to aocb an extent that ha hat classes terns pupils who have keen troubled hi mac If to maatar the brought up In excellent kemoa Spanlah laitcuase. Thle wae con. with ideal environment end eome eldeiod f f greet compliment by pupils from homes whore nil the l conditions are very unfavorable. tto Lathi Americans.' HnR and Wallace are the The teacher must carefully study leaders In promoting a balanced rack child and must know tow krmlaphera economy with mini, beet ta handle each' case. The teacher should aleraye have mum dependence upon. Europp. To farther Pan American rela­ In mind th a t tto pupil has a tions good-will missions hsvs body, Intellect, and a aoa), and been uent ta Latin America, one that each of these must he wise­ of which was President Roose­ ly considered la tto training a t home. In tto church, and ia the velt's tour to Booth America. Although the Pen American school. The power# of the body, mind and soul era developed and Union has existed for a number of years th e n has never been trained by occasioning their na­ the interest end desire for mu­ tural and harmonkraa activity. *;< tual understanding that there is We learn ta do by doing. The today. This may be attributed to power and tendency of tto mind ■ greet extent to President to observe ere Increased by ob­ Roosevelt's «ood nelghbori policy serving. to Imagine by imagining, judging, to reason which wee born of economic and to Judge by Judging, political necessity. ________. T to w O lty to meBine* the United Stetee he* morlxo is developed by mamorlarealised that the good will of Ing end the power to think by the Latin American countries Is thinking. The study ef methemevital to her In both trade and tics develops the power to learn defense, she has attempted to more mathematics. T to study of any branch of knowledge that trains several powers of Uw mind, Increases Its capacity to master other branches th a t .appeal to ttoee powers. , M m rf# be met In the dealing • child a t home end H tto i room te discipline. Good p#i end goad teachers appreciate meaning end Importance of . discipline er b rtP M |ttsfa|n # take It seriously end latelRre LYMAN SCHOOL ByV.A HUDUNB IT TONYif f bud a ■lUwikio birthday v the U w fa y a S jM A R T r a v e W a n Itan to rp Ufa pawl tto PEN te fetime . . BETTT WEST and ILLY WARD war# a t Saatendo 1UHO,^v*^bo55T TTr It looks ee If old man winter hat whispered goodbye for an ­ other year. It isn’t very sad to see him go for In hte place he left a bright, dainty Bprlng-timo. This I* toe season which cause* to much Spying fovar that many of ua students ere familiar with. When we look out from our cteseroom all of the world seems so gay that It tehee a Popeye and eome spinach to concentrate on our algebra, bug-ogly e r what make efficient Warping J o sal Ifd Discipline In the oenee of •elfcontrol and of respect f#r tew end order shall to completely woven Into the,yary being of *v» try child. Thle must begin in tto cradle end m ust be continued by parent and teacher through »he redes a t homo and fa school DMclollne should not to regarded U i n r one, h a t aao a cltiecn ta each child. She m aat ha Intaraatod In their amusements, la their games. In their succeed, in their tomes, la their ideaa and pereanal prob­ lems, In their pate, in their plana for the fv tare—in fart—in ALL of their tatereeta. She m eet rcaUm th at the child la met# Importeat' than (abject m atter and that the eebeel system and texts are for the child aad not the child for the ere tern. She ehonld he reedjr a t the proper time to help each one parannetly aad tty ta prevent failures. The teacher ■hoaid eympathiM with the child; him la success. The teacher should be a real friend, an adrieor, and a leader to ail not a spy, a dictator, or a driver. j If'th e teacher expects the chil­ dren to show her courtesy end re ­ spect, she m ust maintain and ex­ hibit n sincere attitude end re­ spect for the children; there must exist n feeling nf consideration far others, accompanied by cour­ teous treatm ent In keeping with this attitude. I f the teacher re­ spects tha pupil,‘she will Inspire their respect The abilities end weaknesses of each child should be' the careful study ef the teacher. B a d child the activities which co educating proem*. JShe r*rd the children ee rather* than aa to te m of the; clam group. and the cdom tioaal^Jnatl their tadividnalittea i ehonld>keap ia mind t bahartor changes beet the individual a n d . 1 can be aeeompltetod I them th an by i M U a te not bribing h at it'd a knowledge o f whatbni pa. Oat the pa pile/to they are the eoee ;wb< reating the thlnge .whl* ho done end yonlw tll to enjdy doing the ti would otherwise be ai them. The teacher f ith a training. If nbe j a I group. If she ca n ttM to do ,fha beet jriTtoa may seem very simple and unim­ portant to ns, may he n real problem to him. and wa ehonld try to see It from hie point of vlew. I t Is generally admitted that Ing ran pcs'esv is personality. The ability a f the teacher to win the respect of the pupils depends very largely upon her personality, which wlD be most attractive. Whenever you make e person at ease In your nrestore and more satisfied with himself ae a result ... »■ of hte contact with yen. he will Hk#' you' and Peek y ear company. , The teacher should, p t all limes, to careful about to r pbyil- eal Literature, an index to all articles published In periodical*. The Headers' Guide to PerM Icml Literature Is new 1a its tf tb year. At present there are both abridged and unabridged .edltiasM. The unabridged book ia a -caaa. plcte Index te all period kale while thv abridged boolh la cue printed for the smaller libraries, each as the Seminole High School library/ During Its early years II WS4 published only In an unabridged form but It was soon realised that an index ta a email number of periodicals, would be m a n practical and Satisfactory fa r a smell library. Thus aa Abridged Headers' Guide wee puUltbed.1 Later it wee.deckled to cumu­ late the Guide far a period of three years in the belief that a three year cumulation would bo more convenient than annual volume*. Now, Issues era pub­ lished monthly and yearly and comhlrw l age 11 nt intervals , Of t" j, <v ilui i years. , In onlyr to bo able ta appro- j if lV * * Tvw i — v y lid endeavor to Seminole High so that they has a n : American Mai worth offer> for successfulAtlantic Month!; he co m et pro. and 'Oardcna, ( using cud de. Monitor, Curran When we least Forum, Good IU le are mentally pare lfagsslnx] nal ef The Naim# sodatMt, Natl# Nature York TTmee Me; to u5JrtSST«S i -g m * but positive and rorroethre ee well. T to Ohlld should to wirnfa directed In hte activities. Wo should spend more time In ten. ventilated, ’ w hen to win to p end Boteee wl attsatie* f r # a S s w s 'te tm fafas r an NOIXT T I ft HOFMANN i a t Me natural speed. Train habit# af industry, r j the pupil hi tha habit of work aad do not giro him aa opportunity ta leaf. Free, dent comes threugh discipline, ee tta ia the pwnUe to acquire the right habita of thought, study aad work. I t la not always the pupil who makes the highest grade who derives the most benefit In school; It la the one who makes the greatest change for the bet. ter. The real mesaore In school work is tha amount of Improve­ ment made by each Ihdlvidoal. The position of the school Is Important but it must be raalntataod with tact. T to teacher must te human, must leva her pupils and her work. She moat build np and retala the confidence of those In her charge. In order ta do this she must study each lesson In advance of tap assignment end must know much more on Ihe tuple then she expects the pupil to know. £be most he prepared to answer eem clly * (hi ■■■■- r *• tarn pen membecs h sproved, t t a asr aeachr tmay -sK r^ than s u it on incorrect answer. I I you era not aura nf tto answer, ft might be assigned fa r the following day. A visit in tto homes of differ­ ent pupils, net always aa a teach­ er but aa a friend nf the pupil will to of much benefit to the teacher; moke It e friendly call and It will halo yea to under, stand the child and cause the parent end child to feel that you a n a reel person aad that you a n Interacted In their welfare. If abew th at you are Interested their Boeiaf life, you may tactfully guide them In planning aortal affaire without- letting them feel that you a r t trying to boat them. Teacher# no longer teach with tto hickory. stick as they did year# agV; they must have a *golden^ personality" which they lilt ttoae unfvr- S I S V other and tha alow'eoee in etttl for our pupils, our Interest tn tto lr actmttea, our sympathy far them In their troubles, our commendation when'they do writ, our tactful reproof when they fall to do tto lr beet, «Htor In tto lr teeeene or in tto lr conduct t De yea wear yourself out with your aortal Ufa or with your work, eo that you a n not at ”S sta ll# , aa wall aa your faults, are Utotetod consciously end sob. ta ^ r io u r t^ d e y by day_ by pour Arte. Scholastic, Time. TtaveL •»d Wltom Library HuUetto This guide te v a ry helpfuli te fae etudeot and a l m i u b e u a d advantageously by . An atodenta. �• Srmiaol* County Products Mott Frutt And Vagalabtoa Than Any Similar Arra In Florida CongressUrged Price Control To Act Against Over All Farm Union Leaders Products Seen Beauty Perfect - . i, Cox Asserts Private Cotton And Tobacco Ownership S t a n d s Under Pre-War LeLe­ At Mercy Of Bu­ vels, SayB Hutton reaucrats In U. S. ^Exports Will Stay • S ay At Luncheon Official Secs No W ASHINGTON. Aar- S I— <AP>— Bldmay H U Iaaa, u M d aU d director a f tha O f. f k t a t ProdaeUaa Managetoday told a Senat# ■ eld it wee "very m H ertanato" that tha few lab o r disputes which had lad U week a to p p e fn bed a t. trad ed pnbOa attest*** while maey dispute# nettled amic­ ably went naaaUced. ■ sm m do the jgfcla In Phil SpKalny'a all-girl orchottra find lime aa w hin thay’re tonringT H are's on* answer. Pretty Ju lie * » * l * P . the fla ts, doea a little work while the hair■ # * » « her look, prettier. Legislature Votes To Levy Seventh iCent Gasoline Tax Senate Has Already n Approved BU) For Sixth Time In Row * m Id tho Hooao^ requesting that a propisdad b riath f ill tho Ota to Hospital fo r tho Inaaoo bo bailt M a r U k « V ary.1 Edward H iggins, secretary of the M erera Stuart Chamber o f Commerce, mid to. M i BOO) Courtney day. * !' * m * W 0 | Taytor " A propoaition to l-ulld' an. Other eta to hospital, in the cen­ tral part o f Florida haa boon • f l u t e d fo r several y e a n ,'' Mr. Apple Tree Grafted .* 1#3B tha Legislature named • committee to vie it end Invaati I# three altos, to Seminole unty, a t Avon P ark and near Tampa, for tha hospital branch, Mr. l l i f f i n a ' eaid, adding that -'tha report of tha committee w as in fi S gasolm * Ih cent —| imposed a*, an emergency meaaura in 1991 and respected session by aeulon a* e conttoulnf emergency — w»» passed by the Hauaa IT to I. It prevloaaly won Baneto ap­ proval and now goto to Gover­ nor Holland to recommend it. The seventh cent produce* about • 4,400,000 a year. H alf the money goes to publlt school*, an the other h alf fo e s Into the fT u r­ ret treasury. Revenue from tha other six rente it divided equally between the counties fo r bond retirement and tha Road Department *for construction and maintenance. Governor ottond ha* proposed that the revenue ftam the per­ manent ala rente e gallon ta* be divided Into four, parts, two to roads and (wo part* to the counties. Two m ajor phases o f a o v ei- trewileoen Om raws Ta*.*.) hum vi u u « mary. wmen wo* Windsor Gets Glimpse Of Florida Air Base o ffe n d in U N by Frank Evan* of Lake M ary and John Mtlach o f Sanford, ,' 1 ' S; M r. Evane, who la now In Boa ton, M ata* tetognphad the C huabar a f P n w i t s a and ay*In — Tho [Hike o f Windsor ro t ■ offered the Lake M ary alto fo r gltmph# of tho United S U u r d o thd heipHal breach, Mr. Hiagina fonao props rations Sunday and h i. reaction w as -aim ply « t r e ord laary." Ho and tha dochaaa broke Into a p r o f ram a f bualnoea convereatlona and social activity to meko if tho pa rault Seminole Fanners To Hear Talk By w , a t Morrison Im Beach whore will bo atatioaod. it what has been eh a short lime," [ n B u t laml re . ,D. T . M ' w l w l N i Qoeltoymen with the Cellec* of Af rlrultur* a t tha Unlvaralty of ' fH }T SP R IN G S. A rk.. Apr. 21 — Wit— Deputy Commissioner J . B. Huimo of the National De­ fam e ' Advisory Commission's a g . rice It bra I division expressed the belief today price control* ovet all fa fm products might ha neces­ sary, under the Iease.lend pro- lor Company. Although an agree ment In the Ford etrika was reached almoat a fortnight ago disturbances have occurred m| recent dayV at the River Bougo plant o f the company. iw , ' Th# United Automobll er* C, I. (X, acting under Michi­ gan law, Mrved notice last w rr* of Intention to alrlke tha C en­ tra l Motors plants In that state on Tueaday untoas th , company agreed to damands which Include union ahop recognition and j wage Incraaaa. 3 Blazes Put Out; Little Damage Done Three runs were made by the Fir* Department during the week­ end but damage* In all of the rasei were negligible, according to a re­ port of tha department. W. U iioleomh o f 1MU Doug­ las Avenue put to a call to inveatigat* a abort circuit in a wire at hto home. No damage was dona. Another wire shortage oc. cured a t Fourth Street and P al. metto Avenue on one of tha lines of lha F ia t Ida Powar and Light Company b al no daroag* was dona.* A Kanner called th# depart­ ment ta extinguish a blase under tha hood of hto automobile when e aeoloa dripping from tha car. jre to r on to lha motor caught fir*. Little damage we* done to th# ear, aaeardlag to th* report. C h lif Meek Cleveland left for th* aeervantiaei « f lha Florida State Fireman's Association in JackaoaviUa yasterday and la axpaelad ta return In a few days. Young Doctors Urged To Serve In England Cold field, |a t STSStST. The Nazi Drive In Greece Newsmen Arrive For N. E. A. Convention C Next Stand Will Be Made In Mountains Guarding Approach' To Grecian Capital Allied Line Is Said Unbroken English Garrison At Tobruk Holds Out D e s p i t e Bombings VICH Y, France, Apr. I t — IW’ patcIie« from Werut* I eliinnw mid lodsjr a Plane carrying 17-yea r-oW Kln« Peter II o f Yngaafarla had reached Jerusalem In a fllcht over the Mediterranean during which an unidentified member of Iks Yurnelav rah(nrl w a. killed. The plane was af larked In flight. It waa AftTA re n o rlrd . British forces arc repulsing wi'h heavy Ioascb Nan columns attempting to t&k* strategic Knlerme, above Mt Olympiia on th** eastern flank Of the Alltert ilefeni*r line. MeanwhiU*, 111 kii*li ami Greek forces were desperately fi^hiing tn stem the Nan advance toward Kalabaka, rail center in the center sector, where u break would rut o f f the right flank Italian* were moving on Jum na, threatening ths Allied left poeitiomi "* ••■ApiHfi frtgg A d o lf M itlc r ’v r a m p a g in g I’ ntiypr rn lu m n * w e re re p o r tod 1(>*H ih n n IR0 m ile s fr o m A lh e iia tod tiv. il t n ip li n g s o u th ttlong th o G lV m ile-w ld e p la in o f T h c s w d v in r o n tr a l G r e e c e , n* tho A llie s w e re n ck n o w ledirod to h n v e fa lle n b a c k to « new and s h o r t e r d e fe n s e line. Apparently the next stand by th* Greco-Dritlih forces la to b# mad* in the southern mountain barriers guarding the approach to , Athens between the G ulf of Co­ rinth, and the Aegean port o f L a ­ mia. ___ (ir—ace's K ing Georg* II e a J U r ~ ''/***! cn hi* troops la fight "to Ik* very end" amid Allied rvveraes which -*w the N ail blitxmen Up %****rl« Iral break through the northern mouo* Fires, same tif ffhlrh were yllll tain ilcfrm e on the Mount Olyotout of rmurol at nightfall, Mack pu. loannina front and storm •rm l thull► mUtJ* ttfirS til wimmI. down thr flat plain of Thessaly land ill niv "111 ti*a yeRtrnU ). dr toward historic Thermopylae. tl m y ed Noi id hnnicp mu) London newspapers openly dlscaused l wi» deaths and in jur ir* t•» nisM-d the possibility of a com. many idcti- withdrawal of the British 111 forest* made tindri-dfv l>> •'i|Miiitiimnry force* from Grates. a twti wi'i'k* warm p|m II, 14f> Talk centered on thr arrival of Hrc* ragi‘d in West Virginia. 4 o iln li-h troop* in Iran as Indi■ wept St n It rsey, and iimiirmu* [ rulniK that the next major s U r a other* were repotted in New -if tin- war may be a struggla York, Mattmai'hlielIs. Mac viand f..r the Sin-i Canal and the rich and Virginia -,il fi. Ids of the Middle Fast. One firefighter died In Wed Attn pi* a-serted the new A l­ Virginia, either tnirnrd t•» death lied Inn- was holding doggedly or Itilll'tl hy a falling tree, and under violent prrsaurr. and that one man dud of a hraM ntlink nowhi-H- h»d th* N aiA tirokan while defending his hoine near Lakewiiml, in (hr Jersey pun through Rome said a “ big bailie to wipe bell, where nne'td the day a wiiMt out 1 tie Greek arm y" waa raging fire* ihreHieiii'ti th** ream' 11 long the Yioaa River at tha tow ns hijniiii‘-*w and main residen­ tjrri-k Albanian frontier. tial seel *onm tiefme it win* In Noith A frica, lha BrRish checked IskevAontl bus » pop 11 garrison still held out uiul#r lit ton nf HMHI bombing ami tank Attack* At IK* Thi* tow 11 of Widen in W'esl Libyan port o f Tobruk. AdfAflCi Virginia was •*<ill encircled • y fighting Rwirli'i) around the iSgJfP* fire «i dusk Scores of homes anil nan frontier town of Halum M •now churches were reported de­ the Hri* sit «aM Ihty a era bold'* stroyed in Maryland where one MoatlH td #■ P ti* Twal fire south of Bait Imore swept out of control toward the city Twenty-five homes In l^ k e . ( s a t c h e l wood, many of them in the vicin­ ity of f'aul Kimball Hospital, u 46-bed Institution, were destroyed. Tile hospital was saved W EST POINT, N. Y.. Apr. I I Firemen from scores of mun­ — {Sp ecial i — Among members of icipalities, some f»G and 60 miles the United W ales MRltoC aw ay, fought the l*akewood blase Academy’ s Cadet Chapel eho,_ and used dynamite to hall it. which look part In aenrlcea a t ' Fifteen soldier* stationed at St Paul's Chapel, Columbia U nL Fort I)|i were injured versity. this paae weekend w a* army truck taking tlirm In one Cadet Forrest J . Gatchel, Jr., o f fir , overturned Three Thousand Kiitiford. •o ld irr, I>• t UinI onr major ami The uradetny, on# of tha f t * two minor f i r , , on Ih, Fort Ilia institution* of hlghar learning in artillrry rang,. the United Slates at which III* Fannul by 40.&O milra wind*, entire student body ta to attong* flrra for a lima endangered th , enre at Sunday worship, r-qillrea barracki at Fort Devena, Mas*. that all cadets attend service# aa Several horn,, w ,re destroyed regularly and as punctually *4 and many fam lllra fo r e d to flee Tils and class**. Tha 1W-vo4c* S l i hundred Fort Devena aol. choir, whose spiritual leader to dlrra Joined flreflfhtera at near, the Rev M. F airfield B utt, U . Bby leom lnlster and then were A. chaplain, has w ada »*ror*i tolled back to tattle two blaaea •ppearancaa over th# rtdi# and ta Inalde fort property. church** » w *y fro m WaM r<ln t, Hundred* of acre* at Leo min. •tor. Rutland, North Andovar, Dover Woburn and W Dm Inf ton were burned over In the M as­ sachusetts firs. W orld Has Always] Forest F i r e s Had Us Struggles, Raging In Six Eastern States R o t a r f c n s Told Building Program At Two Dead. Scores Of Southern C o l l e g e H o m e s Destroyed. DcHcrlhed By Spivey C i t i e s Threatened H YD E PA R K . N. Y ., Apr. 21“ The world today I* golny; tn lA‘) - President Roosevelt urged Ih* devil . declared Dr l.udd M. young American doctor* last night to volunteer for servlre in Spivey, president of Southern m ilitsry and civilian hospital* of College at lakeland “ ft always "our British friends haa Rut out of the struggles of Hr said In a statement releaed today will come something letter at lha temporary White House, Hr thut the British Red Cross had fur the World of the future uppealed through the American Kplvpy w ss thr principal speaker Red Cross for as many a> 1000 today in an international service young American doctors to help program at ike rrgular weekly it meal “ an schtr ihoriagr of luncheon of Ihr Rotary Club |dn-dans in British hospitals. Dr. .Spivey, who was introduced ' Aa president of thr American by l)r. U r lluhrman, pastor of Ifrd Cross,' President Roosevelt the Methodist Church, Invited the -*i>l, " I heartily approve this Rotarishs to visit Southern Col. leim oaC lege which is conducting an e x ­ tensive building program under the architectural direction of Frank Lloyd W rlghl, one of the country* most famous architect*. Some 14 new buildings are con. lemplalrd In tha program Includ­ J a c k s o n v i l l e , Apr 21 ld'» — The vanguard of an ea- ing a chapel, ono of the most pirtrd 000 newspaper men moved beautiful in thr country, already into Jacksonville last night for started, and a ttbrmry which will il»- National Editorial Associa­ be started tomorrow. More than tion's three-day annual conven 20 acre* of ground a rt involved In the program. The buildings will lion opening today. <>n# large group of 2t0 travel. be made of coquina rock and In* hy special train, arriving much of thr work le done by stu­ Sunday at Pensacola for a brief dents themselvea. Pointing out that part of the slop, w as to raarh here Monday morning shortly before the first world hae alw ays prtfessed to go to the dlvil, Dr. flpivry quoted t-u-masa session from Jesu s; “ The way to the devlf le to broad that most people MINERS STRIKE will always taka It . Jesu s waa LONDON, Apr. 2 1 -M V Thn-a thousand Durham miners no peesim lB, Dr. Spivey added, •tiu rk at midnight In sympathy he Was just describing th* rea with 10 0 0 at hers who have baen nature or things. But history also shows. Dr. 8plut of llij n in es fo r two days ■ 1 th# question o f a minimum vey continue*, there Is no chance for the whole world to go to the w* e * for iMmi cutters. devil. Alw ays a part of It will be preserved. God will save what la needed. For million) of rears In­ to tha future aons and daughters will continue to be born and to lira, some better than othere, but they will live. And out of It all will come aomathlng better. “ Our bualnes* is to continue com mend the poster made jointly the atniggie. N at to w orry about h r (Hyde H utt and Frank Drury. where we are going, but to ktep For sheer artistry, It fa r aurp the fight. W* may not know paaaad the other poatera but be. w h an we are going but wa will eau** It w as lacking In poppy ap . reach it somehow and it will bo al,' It bconfht the point score a better future." he concluded. low the w tantof level. We . V hltor* at today* luncheon In­ •hooM Ilka to recommend that cluded Adam W ait of Cincinnati, thl» pooler be pleeod on diaptey M eytr o f E ren a l00. o f Coouncrea. ‘ Jfi William F oster o f Ma, aloe Unit No. U UL A rthur Flcquatto i n Lofton Anvil- Lanehlld o f Winter Garden. C . L . Redding a f Quincy. L c ! Joyce Goodspeed Wins First Place In Legion's Poppy- Poster Contest AmtOtofy. Troops Push Athens While British Fall Back gram H e predicted cotton and luboeee export* would remsln below m o t o r levels. ' r n c , controls should be “ avoid, a d , I f possible," he said, adding that It was not advantageous to b ftvfiprice spirals such aa at lha . W ASH IN GTO N , Apr. 2 1 — (JF) and tot tho last war. which — D eclarlnf that private oam-l ' A ' lengthy conference have knitted tha United ershlp In thle country "atenda at more closely to an am lh a m ercy of government bureauI’ nt war brought President fit and Canadian Prim* aanta and unionist dictators," Rep. er Markeniia K in g togeth­ C o i (D-Oa.) urged Congreaa l# -j e r to tha solitude of the day to "atrike the shackle* which n Valley countryside, have bean forced upon the na t took place between them tion'a defensive industry." th* Roosevelt fam ily home F or come years, Cox asserted lyM their secret snd on* which ‘ 'bureaucratic dream er*" have to ' all appearance* they intended bean promoting in this nation to keep for the time being. have nothing to say, you "a n Insidious revolution" of King told reporter* "planned economy” and “ collec­ number of provocative is and subject* seemed to of tivism logical topics for discussion There were indication* In there w*» no indication from Washington that tha govtm m ent prime m lnitlrr or th# tem. m ifb t take soma further action ry White House whether any today in the protracted shut 11 came in for attention, down in soft coal mining. Tho rsons fam iliar with rondlUnited Mine Worker* C. I. O. and problem* In Canada end Northern mins opera lore re­ ted that King perhaps jected Saturday e plea from Sec­ not Interested in sounding re tary Peek ins for reopening of the chief executive 00 alievtmine* In that area. There w*a | n prospective shortage of speculation that she would refer fir m dollar exchange through the situation tn lha Defense Me. ry stabilisation maneuvers or hitu tiding th* American Neat^ A b o o t * h S ? 'e L General Motor*’ t r a it * Act to permit a loan. w h to ly s ra U a re d plant* ^are In fret strike Nazi Takes Part In Choir Services Rum ania R eported In Conflict W ith A xis Manatee Tomato Crop Reduced 40 Percent BRAD EN TO N . A pr. t l - ( B p s M all— A decree** a f from 40 to 10 percent o f the normal crop to eipeetod in the 1041 tomato ytold to Manatee enmity, E . L. A yara, comity farm scan t, said C n l/ weather to Febru ary end M erck w as flv e n aa the reason. Demand for Uw ameUar crop to BERN, Swltaarland, A p . t l - r Hungarian radU toreday said Premier A ntra aagi #f Gemaiuoecupiad Rumania to ta open conflict with tha Iron Guard and that ha causad th# axarattoa of member* of tha orgautot they ware canytag * a Guard's radio « hare 4 “ * of tha (AT—Th# K .4 I, (Syjsai-'f '■ .. i ,-tdSSitv"1' �% ■ /■ The Tourist Business V •. • *■ , ” IBineat Industry in n p r i|a today is OIU and Its silled line*. W« do not know B djri m tttb 'f n 1 la invested in hotels, apartm ent houses, is booses, homes, h ------ - — raeteun . night clubs and transportation lines catering to the wloer visitor, but th s State Hotel Commissioner estimates that tourists spent «$465,000,C t j B g » , 0 °K 0JQ ,, or nearly half a billion dol­ lars In Florida last winter. Pointing out that In spite of e slow s ta rt and other somewhat the factors such as the war which restricted -------" ! _some ~1 normal tourist crop, Commissioner Johnson says' that i spent an average--------of SB days in Florida 2,000,000 tow mating that the avenge tourist expend!last winter, or |176 for the season, he figures that si­ ture Is |B a t ft 1466.000,000 In the state, together the: cessary for The Herald to add that Ibis It is not ) sharing In. In recent weeks, as in years o heard many reasons advanced for Sandevelop and keep pace with other rapidly I ■ 1 m. » CUT rU)W !PS • COBSAGES llfiod up Ita head Itu t Ion snd thq wi^enpres’d tgglsd hard to rise, development ofruV lUghput the iwuthoshU.wild£w •Pdk* °"«* *«*in life in the forehta, .. Joorgis snd, South Carolina imliUm avwwwy va.iuie-.inoreaue. This la attributed largely to sud and shining, ayes U actually ie development of, national pdrks and to the careful «uPervlslon of» game — ^Leta by competent authorities and tha'co-dpcraUon 'of region 4 sportsmen. TheTjrigvjreaco| I by thg Forest Service of thg De­ partment of Agrlet chow that the national'foreate cf tho south harbour 0 white tall detr, — “black‘ besr, urbtsrers on Ith the United Too bad, but her nearly 400 s us something (rat#, 266,000 ®n w 10 0 ,0 0 0 -- - ------— ......... ......, . vmhhmi* .»nd Includes S S • ,"1,lll1on **** w d fox squirrel, 10,00o turkey, and 87,000. ruffed grouse. this^ thing is over Figures for Florida, including the Ocala, Osceola, and ' W T S * 3 Apalschloola Nations) Forests show the following quanti­ ties: 0,000 Whitetal) deer. 6,000 alligator, 100 Mack bear, MOO b o b c l. iw mink, m oilw . u W o subscriber wrote .to •i|m, 16,000 rnccoon," un) 10,900 ikunk. Small g am . aaUU f a F lo rid , •n o w . 2* ^ “ / ™ 18,500 cottoiiuu rabbits, 80,800 gray aquirrol, 7JJ00 fox squlrrell, 800 turkay, and 101600 bobwbite quuli. Tho moil notawmrthy Increase has been bi whltetaU deer, since tho 8,000 figure for thla year shows ] or 8,600 hoad over the 1080 estimate, and tha tipnal Forest Is now the habitat of the largest Itt t w south, with over 7,000 heed. ol ^ lftcreaslag 'imports Horlds National Ferrets to the avgrage oon- Fungoid HogpHal M kail EwoM THREAT of atteixMnta /'at Jackson Mcmurl.l Hospital to walk oul, If provision Is not made in tho city's next bodgvt to To. mody unbcarablo concptlqu, J iS m S tic s U j BERLIN, equipped ftd Jackson hea| question thgt now. • focuksta' the .ion of the cltUcni of Mf tfi Wo must pe» ho ens While disso,.sropl«yoi fog. thslr tnfdi.stood. If ,ypu eouU a n o rasat.th f qeodldops, H under when not at ml] would w onder-w hythey k FRAJfiNG'BKE ji >,icw.-it writesi : ca»e«r mss, Admiral 8akrfhrioew a f t e r to * oth«r Usdsrs fsllsd. to pi tale >pile hk hoi pogsiio lb The city rocogonlscs It, too, but-that'body, whjch alone Km thoipowdr M clean up tha moos, has «ew able So find a eolation for It, Tho Jackson boeptel was plan­ ned for a city of not more than 75,000. It It trying to moot tho dsmonds of s city mom than lro that also. The result—a ally inadequate boopltsl. Ao arounsod public should dot msnd th a t the commission f m matters rcallstkolly. Tho Urrulq sqggmla. In hooping with tM physicians, that a hospital cosh sitfUot, an C M d if you plvost, carinst ws* ret fW K iglataters to 10. U Induce* m m new members but did no* ehSMgu thy political nature of the cubloot of the If to Prvmlsr H i w hkb bad sorvod since thg of tha war • gainst Italy a With a Miontifie surmy made commission thou can go ahead put a plan loto oparettew - U U not a hlLot-adsa affair. ■ If we Med a now • hoop) •way from Urn Murky pal) c peer the Jsdnos l f tho iwiaiij Incinerator, the city should doll tefy plan for IL la UM moohU -li.t 5*jt .* autea. “I t is repswtbl* L. .m.W mM . .vie j!r fr -AJ r ' i t . : : m m ^ l i-irr » 'r . V>i A] • SHRUBBERY and bowor foatoonod rat Ins oar A'trreanded. by lory leader* aomewhuu Bflkan frost behind b loualjr advoodstf trqppa. The chaaeoiMr, rpmt daistrothat' H' ■- reflHw ' B r a n d y , Champagne, iWiue, Gin, Cordials, etc. I I n s DoUracy, Phene TMJ The mother cow stood still, j though aha walled for ths lUw tro u b lin g . emit . 8T0BE v V h M f V. Pint at. hoa been content to remain an agricultural community. Agriculture in the beginning was responsible for Its growth r operations were not so profitable. _______ Sanford stagnated __ lie other Florida cities which catered to tho tourist crop doubled and tripled In population. More recently civic leaders appreciating the value of tho tourists end realizing that If something is not dono to th s community’s Income even more serious times FAITHFUL W YOUR bolster may be expected, have made an effort to get a slice of this r« And ho that rospoth re. tourist melon. During the p u t winter nearly 62,000 „was h wore,, and gatharoUi unto fife tWrnalt that both spent advertising Seminole County In northern newspapers, at sowetb and h« that reap. by booklets sent to tho World's Fair, by folders and circu­ lars sent to other chambers of commerce and travel bu­ reaus, by billboards and In various other ways. C A tr IN THE RAIN That this drive to get tourists for our section wm successful Is attested by every; Index wd have for gauging Judy Van dot Ve*r ha spotted esU cam* In the rala, our wlntar population. The Joyces Information booth oh ths It Could not lift ita head, ^ fld cow noaod U lovingly, ten ita grassy bod. f»!*< •• I i^aojd Vain beating on bar ' Of sunshine on the hill. advertising appropriation in years. Next year officials hope HWRl was a deep and knowing to be in a position to devote not leas than $6,000 to adver­ tising the advantages of our section from a tourist point ol The pallenee In her eyea; a*if one told tho calf to wait, view and thus to bring in more visitors than have ever That aha wm old and »!»*■ ■topped here before. This .advertising campaign as well as the numerous j- tf ln her strange opoechleoo other activities planned by the Chamber of Commm-g will gke*spoke of bottor, things,— necessitate a .larger budget, than usual, A drive will soon IfTnasnlne rptdon bn Iho'jffUM, be made to ohtf la •funds amj Thy H m M hopes that evcm f a r Birds with bright bluo wings. IffSays whou colvoe would run really prog)(aae(va proytjmt can be carrisd out. .. , . , •otns dssp and loving BILL'S PACKAGE lJ i t iS'jl *•>'’- m •r-w' i- (■<*..- BAGGETTS .T Jn n o r S to re Mather Arcade I m • S bS ? SB �*fc * * > .A r ; v , PA GE • tO N D A 1 False Security Is Legislature V o t e s Southern To Offer Miss Patsye Bandy Cited By Peterson Honored At Shower 6 Special Courses In Youth Guidance To L ev y Seventh Cent Gasoline Tax THRBa rcUIneti by^lha hone ric e tracki. Th* fund accfuca becaun share* in Ui* pool »oni«tlm#A figure out in odd cetil*, while the payment* to holders of winning ticket* ar# made in even multiples In addition to thin bill. Gov­ ernor Holland mho propose* to add * new 6 percent lax to all heir*© track vag rrin g , to raise about $ 2 . 000 ,4ii»0 n yrar Both these bills will he con­ sidered by the Mouse committee. Vigorous opposition will he pre­ sented by rare track fepreaentattvra, who will t-ofitr-nd that the Increased tnv wmibi teduce the nmiviiiii of The new f» fM*r<**ti| t:ix wnobfi make a I• • i-iL 4' from each dollar uf | fi o iiO Th»* State wnilifi at* i i■jk l*i t i-tii <t nnd the track seven i * id n The prevent take is |0 ♦ eiit* v\)il, Mir State getting three no! I he tracks s e ­ ven plus th* .-ill o u t ' break*. The pri-eni (n \ on dor trn^k belting I** 1 ’ i *iit . with the Slate jfutlinr llitee riiol Ihe lr<irk^ 12 for 1h«'»c operations Gnvei nor Iffdlmrol h*- nut rerunmtendiMl any inrrease in dog truck Intel. Complimenting Mias Tnls; A. B. Peterson told th* menu Bandy, whose marriage will T elep h o n e 148 bers of the Settle Harrison M R S. L O U R IN E B E A L , S ocfcty N l t a r an event of May, Mra. E. D Chapter of the Daughters o f the Kirehhoff, Mr*. John Rumblry American Revolution F riday a ft­ r r » « f*nae ernoon that "We must not be lulled 'L A K E L A N D , Apr. 2 1 — (Rpe and Mrs. J . G. Waits entertained «ior Holland's financial prnfmm cla l)— Six aprclal courses In th* with a miscellaneous shower at to sleep with a false sense o f bt conaiflrrrd liy IrgMnt i\t* of Mrs. Kirehhoff will national security based solely on counseling and guidance o f youth thr home committee* this vrctV. the promises lhat we can repel will he offered during the Flor­ Thursday evening. F in t, the House fiimm-e onil The hrldc-elrcl was scalrd nl any trrm-,1 invasion on our ida Southern College summer Miaa B a n O ardaar Fenny of term sessions for the beneM of the end 8f an improvised rainbow Intntltm commit I r r r m to con­ shorr*.*' Flareoca, 8. C-. became tlm bride duct a public hearing at 'J -.TO Frank Cowles was the weekend teacher* and ether youth woik- wrhicli had a pot of gold at Its TUE8DAT The meeting was held at the announced today. base. Thr rainbow rnlnr theme F M. Monday on thr llidlnndRUdioll Club, O. E. 8. will of LooM M o a t Rowland at th h guest of friends ' In Daytona home of Mrs. M. J . It ram on •r s . It was approved bills for imrrniitiKr Dates of the session* a re : First. >cri at tha Imma of Mrs. Myron city M Monday, Apr. 14, a t ItOO Palmctlii Avenue wilh Mrs. J . B. Ju n e l-l-July I S ; second Ju ly to. was fu ith rr accentuated in thr b‘»r*e race waj-rrinp t a a x l o pioflower arrangem ents and in tile mith In Floral Height* a l 3:00 o dock la tho afternon a t 8L Johns Episcopal Church ta a »idr about |2.afMMHHI a >.*itr for J . O. Adam* of West Palm Root and Mrs, W. M. Thigpen Aug. 22. iiTieshm rnt*. P. H. of dMUacthro beauty in Beach spent the wrekend Imre aa cn-hofelrsscs. Mrs Arthur Kuddrll and M.'*, dd aj-r penBions, Thi courses will be laugh! in Sowing evasion* will eontinna ceremony The .pesker declared lhat "O ur Florence. 8. C. The rector, Um .Second, cornmiitrt'w VV«dor%dfiv J I McEwan won the prises fur for the Red Oos* In th« Woman*! Rev. Wiliaer 8. Poynor, was the with kia family. grectesl danger is not from a t. the sociology department under escrlhng In the rrnilrsl* which night will con*idrr thr* irnnn1inc* the direction of Key V. Sower*, Club from 2:80 p. M. until 0:80 officiating chairman. tack hy armed invaders but from Mr. and Mr*. Q. S Toler and The compromijie |dnn^ worked not of students and sociology »*«re riijoyed by Hie « . M. with the Ju n ior Woman*! A bridal setting was formed eon, Jam es, spent the weekend in the modern defense weapons dean hmioire received many nice Governor Holland mid rrj profes-or. I*rin Syw ers will tub sponsoring. used by aggressor nations. The with chancel dacecaUona of Sou­ DunneUon as the curst* of rela­ which i%rie reNcntativea of tlie A mocinI ion of assisted hv Dr George I*. H off from her friem li _ The A la the an Clara of tHa Plrat thern ideals of totalitarianism and th* / smilsx, floor baskets of tive*. placet! in the pot of gold nt tin* County CnmmiasionriN B a p tist Church Wfll meat a t the idrals of democracy are irreron. man, assistant professor of so food of the rainbow. Another topper o f the legintnelriogy ami by V. D. Reekner. home of N n . Eom te Kay, 80S wkRo spires and Easter lilies, rilabte. H is inevitable thal they Mr*. W. II. Rutledge and sou, Isiile fin (he p veiiing t h e ho^ti**' live week will be the llnune Jnhigh school principal who will Myrtle A r m tin a l 3;00 P. M. with Easter lilies ta th* alter Malcolm, ipent the weekend in will cross .words. rase* and lighted * altar candles. • < served refreshments to the fo l­ '*nr committre*N hrarmg Wetlne’*teach on thr summer faculty. □roup One will be hostess. "The 1'oiled S te in * ', he eonday night rn A(1orne tlenernl A program of nuptial music Jackionville ** the guest* of Mrs. Provision* will he made for lowing ; • WEDNESDAY J . A . Blount. liuued, "like every nation, isn't M b Pnfsye Hiindy. gueat «f Tom Wataen’a bill to mithnv the preceded the ceremony. Mrs. personal n nferencrs and seminar even close In having within it* period* to ileal with actual prob honor* MIm Bessie t-onir, M i« closed aliop nn work film nee i The Junior Auxiliary of the A. Crtmaley, organist, played Mrs. J , O. Ad* ms left yr*terd*y own national arm nil the raw lems faced by those participating. Margaret Roberta, Mis* Kiln l.ee with pnbilr fund* American Legfcin will meet a t group of organ selections, In­ m alrrisl it needs. Thl* means Kirehhoff, MIm Lucy IV tru . Mrnnwhflr, legiplatne lewtfiera the home of Mra. A- ft. Ford al cluding Schubert’s "Serenade’* for Bruhdidge, A l* . where she that law materials are problem* Dean Sowers said. Several out. Mi** Thelma Turner, Ml** BeU\ ■ xpect 1o proceed with **rrnnd viilt wilh her mother, Mrs. 3:30 ! \ M.~ and uO Thou Sublime Sweet Ev­ will standing guest lecturers will he of national defense, problems W. J. Water*. C’ elbert, Mrs. Dooley, Mr* A V ary ineanurea. defining them out m The Civic Department of the ening Star.1* Two choral number* thnt u.nriot l.c solved liy Isola­ featured a* a part of '.hex.- Bandy, Mi*. Morri* Spencer, to make wav for <Severnm Mol Woman** Club will have a cov- were sung by the choir. “The courses. tion." H h . J . I> Jinlrin, and Miss Mr*. J K Courier, Mr*. M. Mm* tand’a full finance pretfrum wfndi errd dlah luncheon a t the club Bridal Chorus." from Lohengrin T a -he offered n t bolh HCHiionH P. The Mr I'elerson d erlam i that o f Che mi mm or school, the cowmen nrik, Mra Arthur Kuddrll. M ir may he reported hy him l iter in house . a t 12:30 wtetor-k. <ntd Stinand the wedding hymn “ Lord, Helen JH ikliu wen- ro giitrrrd *t Hewing *e*alona will continue Who A t Canaan*a Wedding Feast" the Hotel Roosevelt in Jacks.m - "W e rannot prvserv* our freo- • r t i personality (icvvlopmcnt in V K Smith, Mra. ('larence Smito the week >iib< «*r planting!* diuri by neglecting our anus and th« fam ily, m A rrinj^ ami tho fa m ­ ami Mrv Jack Purdon. The Sheldon resolution foi ;i a t the woman's Club for the Red which was sung at the wedding rill* over the weekend. 1. i»n th e inland lirnrlicmg nn inoffensive isoln. ily* tounsvlitiji *nil fiiiiiutirf* »oAUo, Mra. W alter ('lark, Mrr. .institutional amendment Mi it Cross from D:30 A. M. until of the brlde’e mother. Just bafore »o nl with the Mr*. J . J. Durrn ha* returned lion. A pulley of national de­ Mra. J 11, Howard, Mr*. Mhvuic would nu th rrjie n Slnte irnomi* • :30 A. M. with Mrs. liable Eat the bridal party entered Mra. E. < »iimi’td fU l Rrouo« »n«J flchos*4 cititenfrom a visit to her fnrm rr home fense based on tho strictest neu­ •hlPi the Nodal ni^ntf 'enner of G riffin , Mr*. J . 1*. McEwan, Mr* lax it on the Holier eiileudiir. ridge as sponsor. ■mg'* e\p.*rimet|D. Peake of Jacksonville, for. Carrollton, Ky. She also vis­ trality has not kept Europe's dem ocracy, and the p iy ch o ’oRy of W E. Well*. Mr*. I**wrrncr Ktel. tint It will not be rail, d up foi . FRIDAY; k. In*«*n mtide, merle of Sanford, and a slater In despotic madman from attack­ ited In Louisville and Lexington. nn immediate vote Sim.* if wn-« M rv W. McLellan, Mr*. O G mimed by th e ndjuM menl. the bride, tang "O Perfect The snmiel Spring play of the of e n d o r s e d hv n H m i n 1 . opnmiHvi . ing when 1 is m -ITM i interest iitHoller, Mr*. B ert* Breeden* Mra bi’-f week to n “ R trogn .iin g th* growing inSouth Sldd Primary School "Pes- Lore." Mr*. J. J . Perritt end daugh­ J lea Ini such no fiction." the re ao I lit to fi ban pru.lo.eil ho to John Weaver* Mr*. J J . Bolly. r1 teuereaNor to teraat In thr field o f human rvlaAa the wedding party entered ter*. Betty, Marjorie end Carolyn lavsl of the Nn lions" will be *lv. \ it.iThf, In closing the speaker stated tlonshipj, anil thr value of roitii- Mm Erncat Krupp. Mra. I^ u ia erea«imr volume of proh-d tio.l the church the organist played the of Vero Reach were (he weekend Ph si 8:00 P. M. ** domanda for a puhlu bearing »" llalvernon, Mra. M. EMoye, Mra. I Hint! In that "The settlement alone of ■ ellng an i guidance procedures The guest* of Mr. and Mrs A J . Pe­ Sewing session* for the Red March from Tannhauaer. I). Jliikin*, Mra. J . Render. it Mih . f o p , ’ allied posseskions in our West- SS a vit.it ;jort of the e.lu.ation- J J. terson. Cros* will continue In |he Worn, oaher-groomaman were A. The nuhlir hem mg pcdnd.lv rrn Hemisphere may become in al progr.im. the roll-ge is offer- Mra. Vincent, Mra. Brodic Wil­ an’* Club from 0:30 A. M. until Johnston, Jr., Wallace Jeffords. soluble except hy forte of arms. Ing suffiii.-nt eon.-es for full liam*. Mra. W, l). Blount. Mrv will be held during the wi*«*k. hoi 11:30 A. M. with Mra. Roy Till!* Harold Pittman and. Claire Shru. Mr. arid Mrs. O. K. C o ff nnd At the end of this present war Httminer coin ell trail II in ill* (\ V Locke, Mra Frank P elria the bill will remain on the * d ccngost, Jr. sponsoring Midar unlrFN the llou*e vot« -* to , two children, Lucia and Ramlall, we may find on one hand th* field ," Item "ow ers poirted out. and Mr* W. M. Colbert, Bridesmaids ware Mias Alice wars the guest* yesterday of Mr. wend It back to the lommittr* «/!V Timmona, Miaa Alios Hook, Mias and Mr*. William Cooper in Win­ Central European power*, armed The Senate already ha* pitted j j k died and powerful, dictating to Francs* Mooter and Miaa Roberta ter Haven. n bill to take for old age pet - ;tj 4 11st■ % nmong emanclated and impoverished Eu. Cook*. They wore matching dress­ wion* the ICUMl.Htkl it year of | M »^b d Almicn* rope, and on this side an ill pro es o f white not end1taffeta, fash­ Mr. and Mrs. John I.. Lee h*Ve "i.dd-cent* break" in p u n muM.< Ijdnbad. ;tim1 mile-* ri*.r11i of Bomioned with long walstad bodies*, returned from Wituvr Garden pored United States. lotting pool*. The m oney m m 1 bay, it win reported yoaterday. "Perm it me in closing**, he TA LLA H A SSEE. Apt 21 fitted to hip longth with ver where they sjM-nl the Mrs B )| Smith entertained winter Sis ntudi’iitB of 1 full bouffant skirts of double net. month* and «ro now residing * 1 staled, "to rrfer to the wonts of the members of thr primary 4Special) Christ as expressed in St. Luke claaa of the N aiarenr with throie-quarter length elecroa, 808 Park Avenue Sunday Fluridn Slate Gollege fur Worn, i 'And hr thnt lias no swtml, let School al her Itome In and trimmed with email white I’ anla en 1 1 in week received bid* to him sell his garment and buy Sunday afternoon with an Easter Kappa Delta PI, national .In taffeta covered button* down live Mr. and Mr*. II N Sayer nnd one’." rational honorary aocirty. bach of the waist*. They wore Mr. and Mrs. Il*rry Lee were party. They were: Mary ESindi*! * matching plelura hat* of white dinner A nominal my committee com Peggy Henson received the guest* of Mr. end Mm. straw, tied under tho chin with R. W. Piekrtll in Duhndrenti last posed of Mr- F E. Iloumillst, priie for finding tie most eggs Hlriehait, of Mii.mi; Katheiin* Quint y. Plant C ity; Dorolh . white veiling and trimmed with evening. Mr*. Pickrill is the Mrs. M 8 W iggins and Mra. In the egg hunt which was vn. white velvet streamers and a sin­ form er Ju lia Newman of Sanford. Bram was named to seleet the joyed l>y the children. A fter an MiUhell. Sanford; ilelen lloii I gle yellow daisy. Their flowers officeis for the year An iee afternoon epcnl in playing games man, Saraaota; Edna Malaki.* ( ware colonial bouquets of yellow course was served those present tha children were ushered Into aky, A h a ; and Myra Green* a I' daffodils and yoliter d a d loll, Med Sidney Nutting him returned to hy the hostesses. the dining room where they were of Tampa. _ Mr* and lira. R. C. Millar ara yellow satin ribbon*. hi* home in 8av*nn*h, (<*., ufter refreshments by Mrs. Present were: Mr*. II. J Leh­ served •b o u n c in g th ejb lrth ’of a <l»“th* with Mm. Xt D - Poahs was her ale. ■ pending the weekend with his man, Mrs \V 1, Henley. Mrs. F. Smith and Mrs J . P. Bates. tor’s matron of honor. 8h* wore mother, Mr*. William Nutting, 8 McCauley, Mrs M. 8 W ig. Those attending the parly Hi; da?* A dross of -write satin, mads prtn who continue* ill *t th* home of gins, Mrs. W. II h Tunnicllffe, w e w : Violet Spivey, Peggy Ben ghtoif. »lamorta\ Jloaplta}, her daughter, Mra. A rthur Branan Mrs lieorgo Morgan, Mr*. J . II. sou, Betty Gam.it. Larry lteles, i on Magnolia Avenue. Menkk, Mra. C. R. Dawson, Mra. Robert Carter, Mervln Oanan. T A L I AHAH8F.K. Api 21 -i f t hT h F E. Houmillat, Mrs. Root, Mrs. Johnny Carter, Emery Ganan and 4Sprcin l) Although rm maj ir •a d . col. conlroveralnl Ufiin* Im v vet ap-l Thigpen, Mrs J H. Hay, Mra. B trifr Ganan.____________ mra Mrs. Martha P. Rairhelur of Bram and A. I). I’elerson. hridutmalda. p o re d , the current Florida Leg. Ltrtown, Pa., is visiting with We b t Ido’S PbUMi M ature i" one of the »pcedir'dii K athryn Morrison *t her Of honor, tn rccciti year^ was pf white not end f i f e d oh1 Palmetto Avmud. Mis* The Senate net h new record wyled on similar lines to Morrison and Mrs. U»tehelor w eis for • peril In"I week hy Mint a hi the Jsamald’s costumes, made classmate* at Proto* tat :t Episcopal Mra. J H. Colcluugh adjudged lug the veto of former Gurcrnot u m puffed putjoa sleeves sice— ci and Hospital In Phlladeli’.iln, P*. With ishort TA I.I.AII AHSEK, Apr 2 1 — the private flow'cr riuiw which t one on 17 hille in 2 1.2 infillsweetheart neckline, with Which <S|ieeial) Fifteen -Indent, of was gl*e» ly ntrmberh of the ut«'R I hi* mriiMirt‘8 were lumped aim wore long* white kid glovrt Mra. Stella I*. Arrington, Mo* A*»lr* fi r r lr of the .^anford all together mid old) a aiiigla and • picture hat to match those Emm* Osran, Mra. E. J . Nix *ml t loi ids Slate t'ollege fur Women 4. hi dm Club at the home of Mrv roll cmII wnw taken tlffirial recIwen taliped by Mortal of fhe other attendaots. Her cur Mr*. R. C. Maxwell attended I he have honor n o . 1 Henry Rumrll oil 0 *k Avrim* on I n •■ how, how-ever, a aeparate Mg* was a mstalling colonial ■ late convention of Delta Kap Hoard, national ,rn I iiday afternoon with Mrn ( H io|| tall on .'rtd bouquet of yellow daffodil* and pa Ramma, national educational elety. m a eerrnmny witrimsed U S I lie Hmn. uln.i !•* pr>*. i*e.hng iM-eup HHNisting hy tlie entire stmleiit body yellow gladioli. the ■ ociety wjiich waa held hi Gaines Members i re chosen on the Iuim. Laeh e »Id bit w m t ak en by Mr n like g ie i.n .'l lightniiiir (rt The bride, an attractive brun. ville Saturday, They were guests of "seholatahip, lendei.lup and 4 .tit loUgh a n d j u d g ed Hint critl- whole day id lotuu. F rid a y , III.* #Ue, entered with her uncle, ml I ptyrilem st rv Ire " n in l ,ep*ralely. iy- Tlie lull vail « i> mitoinat 1 William T. Jackson o f Uila city, thi. e tliKhu-nling The new memhers »f Mnrtar suswi-lvai by the iuciiiIh is giving iiboweit whom aba was riven In mar which was decorated with long vole* A iloF.11 r •«» minor njen4 Lou Atkinson, M iam i:, new ideas in gardening j*. She was lovely in her wed leaf pine. Southern smllax and lluard are llail, Jacksonville; Mur> The reports of the various io n . u r e a w ere | ih ed un aiilm oualy ding dress of whit* embroidered floor basket* o f white spires. Grace ilryan, (irernville, Ala.; imltro chairmen were heard and At the f i r- t I ill I dl P.4*88III j. starched chiffon over whit* sa­ Iris, yellow daffodils and spray , I’ liitkard gu n itc Dias, Tam pa; Marion Mi- O. I’, 11anal on, delrgato 1 uerdiiy mg If t h e Moiiac will tin made on 'fitte d line* with of Imdy Bankets roses, featuring Murigilel begin fo gum .nit locid mean color Ihcms of yellow, green Frreling, Karasutn: Elaine Hun. (nun the A talea (,'lrrle to the in ­ high woleted bodice, leg-o-mutton i'i d Federation of Garden Hub* drrtm ark, I'alutka; Ella Maude and white. sleevoo ending In a point over Mr*. Rowland la Hie youngest Jones, Mulberry, Anna Frances enfivi-ntlon ill Sarasota, gave an th* hand, becoming medium neck­ line, end with tiny satin covered daughter of Mr*. Lucy G. Pen McKay, Ft. M yers; I'auletlr No inti iratIng d flalln l report of tinP O I f R M f i p p r button* down the back to waist ny and 4h« late Jam es lle m y Ian, Miami; Marl I'lrrsuri. T ails, nuurnlicm. late Bhs Is « graduate of Fiur-- hassrv; Martha 8lrul-<-rg, Miami. 1 An sniiuuncrmrnt of tin L O V frA lllO f I*noth. Th* sofllv flared skirt Penn*. ***> ■ H i ” * . . ■ II..I.U A..*, T* .1-- TalUhaaro. ll_ ....... gi : ll 4I n- held f|.<*rr shuw which u »>ll Hetty Ann TSylor, encs High School sn>! I'«ik ondod In a graceful train. Mnriun Wrhster. Winter I'srk ; in ihiandu tha first pait uf May, ,H*r rail of bridal Illusion was business coarse at Seminole Vo­ 141114INI 4>. A pi J 1 - 01b arranged with a fitted cap of cational School la Ran ford whrrr Jane t Wells, Pnlalka. and Jean * •< mode. llefreahmanU wrro M ivnl hy Hr Allan If lb foe, JHonm* t|t)i11 duchess lace, th* handwork or ■he Hvsd with hsr sunt and un­ Wood, fit. I'eteraburg. Mi- Russell and Mrs. Wi.roup In tuph ls' ph>*«it mn, wan reported k*r grandmother, sad caaght with cle, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Jack•‘ p trlly mi^oriif If hut * o fr" Hunihi following: real orange blossoms. Site carried son, on Magnolia Avenue. Mis.’ ColcTough, Mrn Joe Ja r - tl«> mghl «fti i n " w r y rxlriiMr. Rowland Is Dm young*.t a white prayer book showered i r. It, Mrs. Richard TenEyck, Mrs. aivr Iml M't i*111 w11 tijii'iMthin last with aa orchid and Ultra of the eon of Jo a n s R. Rowland suit Il'iiry Mclxiulln, Jr ., Mrs. I- K Wi-rk Ihs late Mra. Rowland of l-ouitrile y , * Hi* youiigrr brut hr i, Df W il­ fip'ia'sr, Mrs. O. P. Herndon, Mrs. The bride wak m et a t th* *1 vlllo. Da., whore hs stlendr i liam D«fo4\ uf Tuioutu, N*itl Uir Grorg# fihlpp, Mrs. F. A. Urle, school. H« la a graduate of An Mr. W. r Fields, Mr*. II. C. ('allam ler phjsiriiui im *af#, un. gusta. On, High Schon’, and to^k IVx.hUini, Mra. W. M Marshall, h*Rn AoiniOiiitg uiiforr*rrn turn* tho or/snlat splat played a business coaraa at Seminole 1A PH T B IR T IID A I M i. J . W. Chlldre, Mr*. I\ R up, but hr ili'4'llutal to di*< lose "Ltebs«tra*ms" •tt . s i f t tone*. Vocational School In this el'y Mra. Jesnn* Poplin Stephenson, Mrs. M C. Hagan the p*lure uf lbe opersllun. Msadrisa oka’s WNidhtR March whaka hs la now m snsgsr of th.Clsranco Wvnn and Mra. J . M. Hayes Sinclair Berries SUUon on Park Elmer Nolan P L A N E C R A M IE S IN IR ELA N D Avsoue. DUBLIN, Apr 2 1 — </!*>— The NO TICE Upon their raturn from ■ »*d Eire government Information bu­ ding trip Um cooplr will re slur Instead o f holding th* regular reau unnoimm! last nlghl that racn>tl<m Ip tbs Parish houra. a t e l s 1-1 Park Avenue. dinner m tetfng, tha Pilot Club British plane crashed near, Glra« will moot ot lira . M. B. Hmith'a •ingtun. County Wlchlow, ant Tomorrow evening at B: lb home fo r a Coco Cola party st that it* crew of four wer* o'clock the Senior Claaa of Hem- 1:3 n o'clock Tnooday evening. klllad. *Social Calendar S ara P enny M arries Louis L am ar Rowland Pe rsona / a « Rubber IMiinlings To Begin In Haiti Sanford Student Primary Class Is Gets Society Hid Honored At Party NEW ARRIVALS Current IvCRiHluture I FastcHt In Years W E B #r F.S.C.W. Students Named To Society ea Circle Holds vale Flower Show ^h cru n a tcj AMERICA’S BIGGEST SPRINGBARGAIN TUESDAY BARGAIN DAY COME EARLY! Quints’ Physician Now Out Of Hunger Senior Class Play Is Slated Tuesday inola High School will present one of the moat novel three-ocl plays of the year when the cur. u tn goes up on "Falsa Front*'* In the school auditorium. “Falae Front*" la on* of thr la teat comedy-dram** to bn re­ lented by the Northwestern Pro** of Miuneapolia, who guarnnteer the play to bn moat entertain­ in g fro m beginning to end. Thorn I* • lot of oxcitoaaont in tho ploy as well aa a plentiful I SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS “FALSE FRONTS” Seminole High School Auditorium APRIL 22 STUDENTS ADULTS l.AHTS L O N G E R (JIV E S M ORE c o m f o h t T ID E A L FOR IN N E R H I’RINU M A TTRESS 1 f / 1" . |t UuUUiH'UVi •Mill* A it r h n r v d to|< .th il t* »-itl«r 2 / 9 s 3 5 c A WEEK Iulru4u...>ry u te t A new. L-itir ii.*m1-i uf Nalloa'e l-suiu* roll sarins. U lvs, yuu maalmuiu pomlori tfini your in ,llrest makis niattrvaa Iasi lonsvr. N .« kail baarlns stakllissr* a t , a won<l«rfui lm|irovem«at Murvalue pte dollar than say aprlns un Ih* market. Sea lit Compare lit Hay It SB special introduc­ tory terms . . . Itc daw s . • . tta s UvHi'iit no|ir1ii|k l irilprol *d, 1"|« *Ht| *1 i*V plritfoi in |»Ml*ri4*d h ukt ti baud Fi n a il Ut'i Ion J ICllt l r r t f H r* ' I HI m Ii I 118111a w i l h tf*Jl liw t r ln i'R Hrnuholh a* o il N t) »U |o a u a* 4 A lla iil 4‘*)ii«t r u c lit u i Ih i f i t f r 4 'u ll« r i f u n t r i l t r l r - d to f r illin ’ h. H m u u tfi o iig lw trOFd » r iM t v a n l* b t i K l i i v Ira n . I ll o l lo rn rn > e « ru d a a n t h o im d In a ld a fra m a . IC a a ic i to week. M ATHER FURNITURE COMPANY MATHS* AKCADK BANFORD, FLA. PHON* 1ST t r; r ijc iw v ,, ■ - '.* • • . * i �■ fflK W a a THE BAWrOBD HERALD, 8ANT0 BD, P^ORUIA OME TOW N By STANLEY * Meet In Orlando Job Handled By Elten Wilkinso »vc HAP A L O T O C A S E 'S J U S T L IK E Y O U R S LATELY- ORLANDO, Apr. I I — (3po­ rtal) — Annual meeting of the Florida Dietetic Aaeoclation will take place Apr. IB -ttt.ln Orlando with headquarter* a t the Orange Court Hotel. Free (dent cf the group 1* II Im Helen Darla, dietitian at the State Tuberculoal* Sanitarium in Orlar• do, and program chairman Is Mias Shirley Sterena, of the Alachua County Hospital In Galnearille. Both are graduate! of Florida State College for Women. Speaker! for th! occ-ulon will n W h b i Gladya Hall, vducation- 1 e y e s t r a in fo r fo u r c o n a t c u t lv * »rfk « In I 1 too H sa n fo ri l l r r a l d . a l i r a ■(•uppr I «»f E t n e r a l c ir c u la t i o n p u iilM t* in h a n iu riL . tfa rn ln o la C m i n i ) , M * -n »l* W ltn o a a t h e h a n d o r l » i* H i m «l<»n. aa C l a r k o f a ald I ’o m r a m i Ilia o f f ic i a l ■ I h t i r o f . i »ii» i l l , da? of AptII. A !> m i itiijA i*) ii 1» i i i : i : n i * <\ Aa Cl*rk of t’lrniit t ..... II) A M W l!K k s Aa llrout > « I# i k r i:n v ii: p. h w a n x Attorney for I'Uintifr ! 1 I* IIIU N IM IN . in iitt Citiirt. Sr ml* riti»\ I’lnrldn vta uk M w f«,r I U ln tlff, The world*! larg tit uncut diamond, the Varga! dtoan, raided ( l . |L 000,000 I. U d by Kay Harman l“»t bifort cattiag work r a t atari, ad In New York. Tha diamond tl bring apllt Info twenty-three atone, ranging In aim from Are to Afts edrate. t wwwett blimp, tha I d , waa taking off In a teat flight at the hId ril A ir fltatlon, Lakewood, N. J „ Had t f clear the free* and cam# to grief. The badly damaged 6ilirrfp la ahown In a flutter of plnaa t 000 fact fro * the air itatlea. Nom ef tha crew of IIIIIINIMIN. C1*fk< WKKKR. n. c. E*ptoyda W the Buffai* fftetj Cemp Plant. The picket line sot up oul T./answer a C.1 twh hlriao ordinal A-T-T-E-N-T-l-O-N THE hksh w in d s o m t h c F*ST THREE DflCfg HAS, K EPT POC BUSY- A m a g Britleh ariater hotda a propeller need for a arore card dfalast Hitler’s Luftwaffe. Ferry evmbol algnlflra a German aircraft Shot down by the R.A.F. over Rng* land, and more are being added reery day. «r G R O W E R S !! Aaowflalrd A TrxBAwborn storm brought unseasonable cold, snow and flcodla to the midwest Sunday while the raitem aeabord iv> ! P«rieneod scorching beat that | dried out forwU and reaultrd in an outjrrak of acrioua fires in WANTED FOR New Jersey. * Tba British war office acknowledged1 • * * ^ 7 - tb It. strategy in N n th AtHen In the probable loan •f Llaut. Gen. P. Neeme, two other ^ n k ’d i i d f i i v l ; llnsr /.repel!, which wll tinea. Tha sending ef mi eargayware dlafi [» year the li. 8. aviation In. mstry haa accomplished more than lafmany was able ta do Iff flva •an, according to Marrtn CJ C a in chief of tba aircraft section » tb . Office of Production Man-’ ffa*ant Former Chicago pqh.1 liber, Malg* flatted California '•"ta when, be said, the Industry I producing astonishing results. CASH Ii Y o u r L a x a tiv e Cold and snow moved over sec­ tions of the midwest after the aoulh central area had teen struck Faturday by a destructive atom, of tomadlc winds and heavy rain, that caused at least seven dratas. Tlw town of Fillmore, In north, waat Missouri, nearly waa level- Cdyt ffinia* C. Baatlaf Italy hat demanded the recall of Cayi W illia m C. Bentley, aaalritnt American m ilita ry attache In Roma, Ip retaliation fo r Washington's axpulsion of Admiral Alberto Lata. Italian naval attache, whe was rharged with directing aabotege of Italian ship* In U. 8. waters. Na explanation rial given for BIntiSt brine termed "oareoa* no* arete.* » : » : k s . i » (?, a L ea d er? A good f i n - . . ii > . . ii ..uglil to try III.At 'K .D RAU G H T neat tlm. i> it Ii it. Iieru h f.ivnritila s s live* in the South tor four gent rutiono' You'll slUcover sr» all ■ round Isxativr b|»h > aromatic, m i) to take st d ln ctn l. it' notion la u»uall> gentlr and thorough, too Therr • a tonic-ls ■ «t iv c ingredient u. BLACK -Dlt A I.’ tillT which h*ip* to leans* U fv intrsttnai musclrs! BEANS ALL VARIETIES ADVe— GEORGE THURSTON a a s p f Jfsy. a term articles to .knitted !rtl PACKING HOUSE PHONE 559 LOANS RESIDENCE PHONE IM H O M E IM P R O V E M E N T S NEW I.Ill It AltY DAN DUNN—Secret Operative 48 G a m a n d w o t - r e m i c u t m i s i m i *- t b « s o o n P O O H W UICU TU £ S t C t i g T T W E L V X UAVC __________________ j u s t c t r C i - - ________________ S H H -H , W O L F - T H E I X h e a r d a DOOR. "* o f w M * A» P. H. A . ■ r a n g e d Ih ro n g h th U com party w(B m oxay f o r need ed r tp a lr a o r addiU on la a i o n th lj In a la llm e n ts m a y ba a r r m a x im o m pa Hod of th ru * year* . CLOSE f* •TICK THEM U P // I M AN OFFICER Off THE LAW H t THREE BLANK WALLS NO E N T Q A N C E EXCEPT THE O N E | I CAME THROUGH.' _____ AND T H A T DOOR HAS JU S T B U M CLOSED A N D LOCKED I W H A T HAVK ? ? / \ * L I T M V S ffL ff M / t e v IN T O T ? 1 MISS AVIATION NAMED UHLAND’ \p r Ui V Beventeen-yvar-uld Aim T«/i"i blue-eyad bl oude of JnrkkO vl.l. ClassiHed Advertisements U riel bain threatened It •alia dad ha feare h i will fate at his friend. John ^o ,0*L Wigum J. paaavaa 'Declaring the Nail realms dahgvra tkc Intervote ef the V 8l*tee, Cal, William J. Donova eaatly retamed from a Ban leonl, ardent fee of faarii »!»*, recently m igflad h yesterday w ra chosen ''M l» v F lo , Ida Aviation” m A ptAlrwitlr • »•» teat at Iba municipal slip <rt l» n ETTA s t x f d u n p K E T T I'M CfP TO HCXLVWOOO. WISH IMS WAS OUR HONEYMOON LOST—ON* gait (hell rim gUsa. ** «n 8anfard Btrwvte or Lake *!ary Batntetey. Reward, return ru praopossiovou <Nr— n --------- , EvsuY L s n E e / r // My Fit AN STRIKE!* ■gY^WOoDY GOOD lUcK/ sav MAiCCS GOOD local 1 T H A rs WHAf YOU THjn < .• l HE BEAT ME pN r>(E o o n tc st AND HE SOCK.ED MB R S M E M B E I i .I S A l D l O jf G S T EVEN WITH HIM *f->\ « 5 5 ? e « H > ^ a * .v .-^ h | ( T J l & j \r ^ A ^-— *. i* .fi \ WELL. rMGOINS7D M A KS HIM LAUGH OP 'T H R r M O W r was a faw -• Se n r tvc rELEGi2/SM,IJ ----------- 1 m y s e l f * _ l r ’ m e tow n oma HELP W A IfffP call oh C e u a iy . *lal re • C o,. ^Ptcruns WOJTB OFTBN. • IM 1 VMCN6 OROEOS VOUR AURX3CAPH * HK LITTLE WOMANS WISHES THAT'LL GIVE ME THE CHANCE TO GET ■ — ----------'^"\r— rf �ifjriirei*lW :-v w* S em inole C o u n ty P roduces M ore F r u it A nd V egetable* T h an Any. S im ila r A rea In F lorida inoles H it 8 To H afa6Snnday D O D G E R S ’ KEY* M A N Progressive Press mixed bowl­ ine teem won two watches from the Grapette Company last Mon­ day to dnch chances of whining the tournament, now hi. the sixth week of the second half, at tbo Bnwldrome.-• With two more weeks to go the Wert Jewelry, with 23 wins sfter heating lia rre ’g Llqoor Store Thursday tiro to one, has a slim chance of catching the leaders provided they win all of the games of the two remaining [ record this weekend by dropp1 two games to DeLand after {ring two from Orlando earlier Ike week. Saturday's results re DeLand the game by a re c f seven-two for a clean lacy hot In the gems yester. t, Won by DeLand ala to four Sanford team to Hoctad a a) of eight hits to the Red fa (is and bad 10 men left on Se during the game, high pitched n nice game for Sad here Saturday night, nrtag only seven hits end nering two hits and hatting In h ltu e in himself. Outstanding fed a t the plate Saturday was sing who hit n single, double, its and homer oat of fire trips fe .te m . < \ . matches /M u - A tVrf MostX eletday i fhe . BomjBMi*. Mat a me. rather thM ittp', DeLand i W ly h y iM tey C M the at the h e n aflm rihe gam*, ■ting tnere hits took tha Hate the Meal t a m t a m on Hl| 8»P8 the game. Leading four runs In the first MWNM the . Sanford boys 8 4*W when they bunched CtauNfMo o i fbs sewue hod* OtWWCB. ^ o o t fib lo b a ' MV4A6BR IA3 poOXUSH CAU-S MiM 1>tB lory To tK» 1 iMilng « • In aeeond! the third Inning It was *•8 duel until the seven. 1 the B a tte n brought In voofrfgx'ptfiiiMT Hbrvy l>«Ian<1 „ nanfanl _ Assists, CIMI»>|>ln t. ■ UlUenti -------. i l l s ti osa— ___as* m o uts— | j I. U r a l l i r I. A » h l o n Urrur, D a u * no. Iiuna bailnl In. I'u m l s . Ilolatnir 4. I'frll. Cilrk. Ifuuiio T w o Lt»a* hlla, BUrllni, llolalns. Mcltangy. T h r « M * b a 8 « lilt* li^uini llom* inti llolalna. Mtol»n li8 M 9 , llarrliigiou, Madif«Kl, I'uah. Mdcrlflrai, Ixr vallti, U a U a . F iik Ii, Hbuii»ililn» Ooublas playa, (hiuuu lo H « h o n lo Hinrlln^. Ilarrloniun lo lUllaapI* lo Jualirg lo-fi on |.m u , luisaiiU f. Hanford lo li«»«« «#n Malta, off P u g h 1 . K f i i h c MirurR ••uf. I»y I'ugh T. K #11 ■ J A ah lon I 11 1In, off K<lli»M I lUrrlvtglnn), I'ugh (l*f*ll) Paamcl Loll- tjlrk pllch*r, K r i l U g : I'mplrt n r * p . » m o . Krndrll. •llftlrp lu w i.o i. ke W hitlock w tiuw «k .l ixuvari, u s alarm, u a u i, entry who Is third In the national rank. Inga, will meet Bryan (Bltay) Grant of Atlanta In Iha • finals today. In an all Rollina match Mlaa Dorothy Bundy won the women's singles yesterday, rallying after losing the Drat sot to run out the long ta ttle with Pauline Beta, 6 -7, 3-4, 11-9. Gardner Lamed, 17, of Fort l auderdale, F la , won the junior singles title, defeating' 14-yvar-old Jack Tucro of New Orleans, L L , 4 4. Krim er and Tad Schroodar, Palo Alto, Cal f , gained the don. hies finals against Bobby Rlgga and Frank Gueniaey by defeating Bltay Grant • and Rnasall Bob­ bitt. Atlanta, 4-8, 6.1, 8-9, 8-2. Mlaa Bata appeared a t the atari to he on tha way to another vic­ tory over her slater-student at Rollina College, but Ulai Bundy staged a grand eometark. Paulina took a hard fall on her It or caII on your long-time reliable J druggtit (or your drug neiHli. I.ctn Blwtya b# aura of quality and rlc# when you, trade at A f mey’i Drug Store " Fill All Prescriptions S u f o r d g F lo rid a Our shop to well oqulpptd i't* s»Bk# any rapafra on | n r m machinery, trallan or laUitr tqulpment. ■» Mill Supplies Irrig atio n System s — E xpert W elding «m U#b and Rapatr Sanrte* IE0RGE STINE, Ownara Ilar'on r( 4 I I • hshon ll, .. ____ | l * 4 C a ll s t o 4 * 1 1 llol.-a If . , ___ l a l * Danya xs 41 1 1 Ntxrl'a lb I 1 14 » Msdl'kl r ..... . ( I l l noanu'e rf l e a d Itsrxs p ... * * , | * Uurns p .. . I t t t Totals II a If It xA sttiixl first base ealrhsr** latxrfxrsnee Hears hr Inningsi •anfard ............ . II* t i t It*— « tislmixl ___ ..... I l l Ml l i t — I ICrrura, Danya, merlins I. Cnlits Justice. Ilslna*. (Ilrk. Whitlock. Huns. Williams, Julsllcg, -Booth. MrRsnsy. Mshon I, Cates, llelalag. Deny*, msiilsg. H ubs HOIled IS. Whltlnek, Ulsrk wall. La-Vallip. Mrltasey. Iloorntrahlne, Jlolslsa atsrlins. kls*i Jsskl t. TWo-bas* Mta. William i Hlolen baa*. Hebea Haerirics. Meltsnrtr. Double olaira. Williams In Justice toLsVslfxy toy (Lucky) Hi Mehen In Dene* lo-aisrllng. Ilslodl to Julatlre In LoValley, baft on base*. BanforA II. Ds&aaX *. B**e on ball* off lOiyte L Bleiawa 4 Hslndo I- Hlrurk out. by Hsye* t. by burns I. by Il*la4* I. lilt*, off lilrlaws lo { 4.1 loologa I with I run (I *a rned), off Ullage la 1 l-i lanlnqs a with I runs (I aarned), off Hst»s To I toalaa- I with 4 run* It earpod). o f f Burn* In I Innlnes «- end * rana. WJI4 •Hear*. BUIawa. Raraed rasa. Sanford t. DeLand I- W inning hitcher. Hums. Losing phaasr, Ilslna*. empires, BmltV and Uni­ ter. Tima, t i l l - . markttingx, muter loan, i manta emoui ISO aaUlten < toil mated if MUnuUd AftkiUtafml jjyfoj; l* Progressive Nazis Storm Tow ard Therm opylae Pass, * Leas Than H undred Miles From A thens E ntry lima *. tftkJa* car6 ui ^ T tn a B U U r w xdnes^ v^ Ragtag XW- of control, o genstml-»l«rui flrr *• three equate Mocks of buildings Ip-Suulh Boston. gMted with wool and leather, warehOusi-* Thr rntlr Ihreateuqi-hefevo the flames w ere, brought under alarm s w e r e eeunded, the most In Jnsny years. FREE DBLIVBXY I PHONl jh u u d d a t N. J . Brown A dm its V B 8 h o o a n ,_ W N ,^ about 3d, negro. cor\fessed Bat. unlay alght to shooting and kill. woman. Cora .L m Hill, about 34. Cbiaf WIU1m 3 reported that Brown said ho be. tiered the woman Intended to ottork him with a knife. The negro has been transferred vu the vi,* County, x/uuuvy. sand iu ua even to has been placed Bt the County jail. A coroner’* Jury divided U>!a morning that tha victim, Cora low niU. was killed hy a gun In the hands of Brown and h« will h« held until tha next term of the Circuit Court. Wit nesses in the rasa testified that they hast# only one shot hut Dr. 8. Pule*, ton Indicated there war* tbraa h u tk t hole* In the body, JaUUw of Urn peace W. E- Wolaon said UiU momlnjr* • * J iic n i was Reds, Bund Outlawed By NewMeasure 22, NBW'RED •> : Despite the Italian, atoiui, Ike Britiao aaseried the SOBW AmerI lean colamns edvaivcing on tha Ethiopian capllal from Uto **cJft have occupied an ’Important W toU fia cBvanag Urn • approach to Ddoalo after Inflicting heavy M em ber A ssociated P re s s 1941 N U M B E R 199 Norse Torpedo Boat Raids Nazi-Held Homeland John Winant Asserts de t e r mi nat i on Of America To Help Kntflanri Win ,War TAI.LAIIA8SEK. Apr. -22-(/P| Bonds Between Notions C ite d The House introduced a hill to appropriate H 1,260,000 annually lo r |irnsiona and aid to needy chihltrn. The meaauie would ealinaik $ 1»,IHR*,000 of the total for the ugrd—triple the present appropriation itep hhel.lon of Hillshoimigh, one of the sponsors, said such an appropriation would raise the top pension to $40 monthly Two hills lo provide mote (ten­ sion money w eir Introduced line would put a one. half percent gross receipts la s on all hiislneaa and all salsrirs above 4100 a month, pioducmg an estimated |S,OOO.OOo a year Another would raise about | 12,000.000 ly K 2 percent gioaa receipts la x H alf the revenue would go to pensions and the rest would hr divided between the schools slid the general reve­ nue fund. Meanwhile, overtures In cossjiromite a pro|>oacil Increase on Dorse raesk bcltiqg ta ira wars sounded by traeV officials Gov- Special Game RuteH Allowed For I’upilH Students in Scmiiudr Coun. ty schools who are in the eighth grade or below may buy n srasnn ticket fnr the re­ maining home ganira uf the Hanford Seminoies at a price of | l . 11. E. Marris, pniinp.il of tha Junior High Srhuol, announced today. This is the first time stu­ dents have been estendnl ape. rial rates to the ball games. Mr. Morris said. The plan wax arranged through the Seminole Ilaaetall Association, of which Olio Caldwell Is president, There are 82 more home games and s li doublrhcaders on the Semlnolra' schedule. Ticket* may t>e bought at the Junior High Srhuol and the Grammar School, Mr. Morris announced. Rtixinr^s nit*" of Sanford, r*>nlaClrd liy I l f rhomher of Com. merre and The Sanford lleruld, have lifnrt Sly rtidorsod thr -id vrrtlxing |irntrram of thr trsdi* I„><Iv •••••! harked the |irtqHu,Ml that tlu- appropriation Im- •■• • rvsM-il next year. The utrridianlM srerm-tl of thr opinion that thr advertising last yrur htuiivhl • •mhI results, ami should hr run. IlllUtsI Edward Higgins, srxrrlary of the Chamber of t'om in n rr, sa-il tlie tiude laxly spent uintost 12,IMIU last year lu a d v rilisr S a n ­ ford's nttracUtuis In nurthein rltii-s, nml ia asking an ullutment uf I'., 1100 this year. Here's whul the merrhsnts said: W. V. Hitting, manuger of Touchtun'l Drug Store, declared, “ For every dune that is spent for advertising, you reap dollar, I am very much In favor of the Chamber of Curnnirrrr advertis­ ing program.” li. lx I’erkins of thr Men’ s Ready to Wear Store, said, “ We had more tourists during in.season Just ending and we bail more ruatomere among them than In the past years. I believe the program should ho continued “ J . 0 . l-anry uf Laney s Drug Store, asserted, ” 1 approve the advertising campaign uf Ihr Chamt-vr and think it should be enlarged. Wt had quite a few Visitors in pur store last season." Nrd Smith o f the Hanford Fur­ niture Company explained Dull “ lo be good, advertising must be continued. Our advertising last season might be regarded as an Investment, and this year we must continue the prof ram In or­ der to capitalise on that invest­ ment." W. a Hill o f tha Hill lum ber and Supply Yard believes “San­ ford lute dune hotter with Ua tourists th is year Ihhn ever be­ fore,” and added that "with a larger advertising appropriation we ■Soaid bo abl* to do even & present hettlng tax Increase for the old age assistance |no. gram. Track men have tan! i )>< measure would kill raring m Fluiidn. A sliding scale lax w.is mentioned. The House |>aasrd mol sent |,, • hr Senate a hill outlawing firs works sales In Kim ids The last of Governor Holhind > defense hills, designed to siren,thin sabotage laws, w a s sent t„ i> joint Senate-House ■ imfi-rem. rnnimitlre for a eompromise >>n 'he disputed question of w hello i to impose the death penalty (oi ■ alolag* of national defense Constitutional amendments lo rut down delinquent tin mm promises and create special a■ eaamenl dlitrirts In cities passed by thr House yrsl«*nlny They were the first proposed constitutional changes to pass either branch of the two-week old Florida Legislature If the Senate concurs, they will be vol ed on In the November. IUI2, general election. Under one amendment, future adjustments of delinquent taxes legally assessed could lie msde o n ly under provisions of laws passed hy two-thirds of the I,rg is|i.ture's membership. T a ira lev­ ied by cities and drainage ilia tilrle are exempt. The proposal reverses a tai settlement trend of many years In Florida, lewis, of Gulf, said it would serve notice on property owners that they could not ra r t compromise tax reductions the future. Freeholders within a special assessment district of a munlct. K ilty could vote on Issuance of nda or special cssessment cer­ tificates In their districts If thr other Mouse-approved amendment Is adopted. The Constitution now requires a majority of all freeholders in a city to participate In an elec tlon before bonds of any sort can Other constitutional amend, menta proposed yesterday In the llouae would l Establish th* State Gam* and Fresh W ater Fish Commission ** a eoksUtCtional agency, with potCer to sot up gam* Uwa and foliw Crate MIU rate. - I (hteV seasons. Authorise garnishment of 21 percent of a married man’* sal­ ary far ta p e id obligations. Th* peal try «t the proBoeal wttl he called up for r *B Ute Ben*­ : F irs t ton!, hi *V,<r&iX£, a .u »«- Ambassador Declares Ties Will Outlive Tyranny Of Nazis teMy^ jjtAusj Thr Alllez' latest mM on Natl M il Nor• i« n|H>riitl lo hav«« hern l»y th** -h n Nor* t ifmn torp*<1o Imat Skipnci luve}. Swuopmc flown f>n a N<*rw«*Kii«n fjortl ih of TtMiiMH', not far from l)o Iriifeitrn 1U Legionnaires f i l l Attend Key W est Convention ■1 - .. Weinstein To S u r ’P e n d e r D i s t r i c t Command To Schick thr Hrilifh rarriril out ♦ •tuh, ihr Slcipnri h im i f i-hrinirn TAI I A IIA H SEF. tirwt 1 41v e•»| Apr I I1)*' Fight .culture, iiiclu.liii Fnir-at F Ilouhholtlrr of Suti(.*i,l \t**|t|.lil\ |l||l|IOgPt| ll’i*l-llll IOt| 1 prohilnl th r rn n n iiiy of ft,.-,, 01 ifiin iH lo ir ( m i l in r io t i.ht T h r Iw u propoR«)«i m i ip in n Inini'«l III II kt'IIPi of III I ill ■ , tio.liit 1 1! I») S n m to r I it\ It»i i I I r a i u c l r l unit ►r\rt» ol I 1 . . .1 I ONI KIN. Anr 22 —</T>— I’ll*' I'nitiql SI a lex nmbanna•luf i" l.i'M'Icn. John Win»iil. t••hi tin* American Cham!•••: "f Commerce today Mwo me nut rnnreriieil with words -we me determined to help (itriiuinl l»v action to insure total \ ictorv over totalitarian nirirreHuion" li Mirilrt Thr «>i8!«• of froint fmil i»*m haritinl on (hr fit **h t i l l ” : market- (Inr of (hr lull- uonh , Is prohiliit m iiVTim-nt ol 1 ill n. I'k n n n it** tlui it>ir * p rm n l .•11. < n fr r r ir Olhrr Lilli in (h r • ilu - wittil* Hr- enact tha lair* IrVint mi •ale of Krap«ftuit« oraiitfr* nlltl tanir<*rtn4A for a«tvr i iiniiiir, ' ‘O' Jilov^tja tli^f tha fu|t<L tlrrivtH fTrAin rarh typr rftrn* ntliaf l» aCBqt.H«Ule4L.haa>nMm4>roet>d»d Germans ^ a ld ' they Bod (4iu«ah< xhehr wftanev westward from thi tg n U k n frontier peat of Baiun In a'<Hve toward the Buea,tonal In on apparent attem pt t< smash the supply b«M for thli threatening Axis onslaught, thi British fleet poundsd'’ tha west Btoytur* pert of Tripoli with 16 Inch ahtlla in a 48-mlnuto bam. eckirniACT WASHINGTON, Anr. 31 —(M — Thd award a ( .a 133,440 evnUb«» to tbg Ffconuak Cancreto Flp# Cantpaay, of Tamp*. Flo; trt concrete cm lrert pip* w*i on- A P R IL III th e legislativ e halls, th e q u e s t io n o f providing h i g h e r (ten­ sion* for t h e ag ed leceived git-ute r em phasis n o State Department said tad*y a cablegram from tha American legation a t Cairo M ated Brewer was M ild •■M ay a t » Obeld. 3M mllee aeathwast of Kkartoem. Germany's hljtu on the heels of tl* Hroco-British fore* toward h la to rlq -p TU K SD , — Florida today outlawed the Communist 1‘nrty and the Ger­ m an. Amrriran flund when Gov­ ernor Holland signed a measure providing nrnvy penalties fo r advocating the overthrow of the government The law. along with a series of four notional defense tills which the Governor supported and today signed, is effective Im­ mediately WASHINGTON, Apr- 33— (AP)—A United States MIU. tary air shssrfsr. O L Gerald h e t i r , has been killed la the Aagto.Bgyptlaa Sedan, the fleet casually among American military observers asMgnsd to Iho Bwoptan ST. AUGUSTINE 117 R. FIRST ST. Boston Fights 5-Alarm Fire B ritish F leet Seeks 9 To Smash A xis Sapply Base In Tripoli BASEBALL 8.-00 P . M F L O R ID A , Governor Slams Four Bills Relating To National D efense: Pensions Discussed Greek Surrender * Rumored In Italy Entry In Derby By'HID PB O fR '' ~ NEW YORK. Apr, 81 —<*>)In a little cottage stuck to, he. tweeA bams ai Belmi " J according to a statement i m ,_ there’s a toll, ctmrw-A by Hunter 0 . Johnson, State ho­ who la caring for tha « tel commlislonaf. This was In suite of Uts fact th at the rush of winter vlaltora lea* than two weeks off. during tha season just about to II* Is Mojot Tent M cdnery, doM lagged during November. and ha won't toll you too much Deetmher and tha flrst week or about hla horoes, probably ba- twa of January, Mr. Johnson rause he doesn’t wont to be ac­ said. It should ho borne In mind, too, to this connection that the cused of bragging. After a year of hard lock with Inrush of officers and mm to the two other derby candidates, Ms. various A m y , Navy and aviation Jor Tom la altMiig 'tig h t right camps set up In tha state la not now, because In Robert Morris, Included In Urn above assertion. "A cartful check no of the i rangy colt with a lot of. Bsart but not too much legs, hq ap­ latest figures available show pear* to bava enough runner to th at tha 1638 hotels, 8074 apart, glv# any of 'em o resale for the ■ ant bouse* and 1 1 >40 rooming necklace of race* a week from •ad hoarding houses with their combined capacity Af 111,079 Saturday. catered to approximately Young Bob Morris’ win over rooms older horses to - the mil* a od-tlx 1,400,00# visitors dwxag iha year sold Commissioner •tenth Escalator handicap a t Ja­ nI po pt g■odlag'ra L •v iita (dmqm Im Dm maica Saturday was tha high apot of a day which saw Dispose and Curious Coin, the Florid* ’d e n t , show absolutely M darby - n eed s the Only one and two games behind the second place Wert team, they play the weak C am w ay and Bill's Package Mams this week while Wert fire s the league lead era. Tournament standing: W L Pet Progressiva Press 28 8 772 Wert Jewelry. , S3 13 .*38 Harry’s Liquor...*» C3 14 All Greet Southern ___ >1 13 .531 C a m way .... 16 IB .444 B ow ldrom e_______ 11 3S .300 Bill's Package a ...... > 6 80 .100 Schedule: , Mon, Grapette vs. H arry's. T u ts, Bllra vs. Bowldrame. Wed., Grant Southern vs. Car. rsway Agency. 'r Thurs., Wert Jewelry . re. Pro­ gressive Preen. 7, at Mix time. And one more point would have given her the match. Mlaa Bundy, hawarer, forced Mlaa Belt Into errors, caught her, won Iha gams and finally the match. tire positions of tbs teams sr Tha girls went on sharing garnet until the score stood 8 - 8 . Then Mlaa Bundy staged her clinching rally, tending aixsling shots down Die court sides to run Mlsa Bella out of the tournament In the next two games. She broke Mias BetV service In Iho 1OIK game, and held her own —v s— In the la s t Tha final gama was deuced tig times before Mlsa JOFt W H IT L O C K 'S Bundy finally caught Mlaa Beta balanee and .forced her to hit Into the net. TA1AARA8BEE, Apr. 21 — 8anford meets the 8 t Augua. Special)-- Compilation of re- *lr« 8alnto tonight a t the local - — f wrU made by the Inspectors ball park. The Saints hare lost -S s l _• only one game of the M ajor Tom M cCreery 'OVPF n * Him I B d l . M a . l _ s . dropping out te Daytona Saturday.__ . Won’t T alk Much •PS d r u g and Press tram loses all three of the games in each of their two matches. The two league leaders meet each other In a match next Thursday to decide bow the ey Aegean Towns 1941 Season In Sanford To P l a y R obert M orrii, State Was Best, S t Augustine Only Sensation i Report Asserts Here Tonight A bout I f l s srnnsion. tirhon * 1. SAN FORD , Progressive Press Still Leads As . Mixed Bowling Tourney N ears End 11*!*•I •ppitlNlfh 1 pi nhiliit Hits! lli* said thsl belwrrn iho # Am cnctiia nml thr " fr e r gruf uncom|ii«ml>U people of ii|U Id* IaihI Ihrn «*kia(rd 1 bond of i'1-mmoM evmpathy, iiiiilrrilin diA |, tit bolt 'll mi,| purpose *hlch will m . fii long Mftrr **Nzti tyrun- - pt'l I( It'll 11\ n»k» it* u«»r 111 • 11 Mins' fruit m l\ij t itt nicn 1 * Ink. 7 |Ml. rltl of I hr .»• .1 I xrrlintti^r fuo.|«, totnlliiic a lo t’-l ft IMIII.IMMI a \ fit 1 for ll•r 111 • » it) liifblipnltiiifT nml 1 in IMt48in Hi*; n i« •c.Hfli ilrpnt Imrnl I'ro b u lr Ilia! of ll r F lo i 1 U nil I I I Hllia «t 1 1 1 nun .111111 1,1 I I«. | I IN 4 liiX•.!,«•« - • I 11 I mm I •»; tin* ln«t night oul- natioiiNl ilrfmai* I In |*l*afi woilltl rlitinnslr the t t ifiii' 1«i 1'iiir h t ilitluclInn for • nt in’ll iiu’oiiii’, In fill •iitlz ie s sl .i I •\i 1*4 li*vrl, m r r r lir tnzny • »• »*• i i i a m i l l ini|i<iar u host of • j*11• .I Iitii'atire" l a i n levied .Inm tin World War \-'i-ln itl Secretary of the I f . . “til \ S ulH ian prrarnteil the I n « |•i • j Mini'll rut#'* to the House t •» i Wo)'* iHid M i m u C’o m m i t l e r l i e Survey Of Road 44 (Jets Authorization | n( i t . olid t LiaI thi* A d m i n i s t r a t i o n | * I . !•»»*• «»•I•1Mtd‘«a f Bpl’tlli it iirra of $IW,I , ; ihiii .immmiii O ilurin f the n e s t fis* l*.; m l him mill thnt Treasury offl* | . t i ml« ili »i i I* to fi n a n c e tw o. t h i r d s t l.»-•. ••( iIn-* mitlft) throiiKh t a l e s s n d Inti i run third ihriHiRh burrow Ing. I Me I itdii idufi I niemtier* i»f the com|Mi i iiiittei* - moI they wrrr shocked tel fttid ;t«litfii«>hi'it hy thr neverit/ of lhl I lie |it oibci mbii, hut no real opposi­ te! Mu lii.l .rv*'»»)irrd lfl«t 17** t liiair iiiiio IlHiigliton ■ •Id pointedI .**» I), him evi r, t Imt the committee IT * \a••i•111 mi itr it« i»i»n lull end In* It’i'.i flu itiil lint not Mil of the Tree1M •urv'" 11 l omnii ndiit Ion- ere tc* l Ini* ri*|it|ihle hot ■t I li*- pile Doughton'n statement, •JKu . Buert- i ifHTt thr rmnmlttee to 'i7» follow i Itni'ly the treaeury'o pro1*77 ik.vhH They were di»i*us»ed • ! i-*71 tin- Whit#* House earlier In the .In \ bv I't eslilent Roo-evrlt *nd ?7I In- i onrresaianol leaders Tho L*d'.* I'f enideiit indicated Inst week *s • ih.it hi* wna In accord with Iho 2*11 in** i .«b plnn 24 t I tong Mon refuaed to make pub* ParentH Of t ’orpa Ankcd To Meeting J S \Vebb J a Howard Mr VV111it*mi * iAM- aiiloni I hoe* In'*, i)uahf)ing t"i Hit es|»ert w(tb s r(4nt*. i.f 27l» 141 2ti Mr loee sn.l Mr W rllt In.lh II u m11 llttn llB B c d It. .letted* of the program pend* out <he i iirnlng of publle hrarlnfS Iniir the week It wa« undentood (lint m |i(o|ioaed: \ )u inrcctit tas on all roll* •■ »*wc* II ..kilaurtl «g ri|» T w il 20 Men Are Added To Airport Crew Ia’«tuI Services To Draftees Discussed Twenty sdditlonal men w eir asslgnrd to thr rrrw working on Sanford's nrw municipal airport yesterday, luinging the total i-> afo u l Ml, V G Hasty, foreman, aald today. Mr. Hasty said he had author­ ity to odd KH more men to the project, and that he expects to BATON ROUGE, La.. Apr. 22 t r t most of them by tomorrow. — UP)—Two Army Air Corps Ha sold he expected th* force to cadets, on their laat training be Increased from time to time flight before receiving their until 200 men ar* at work. Innl* County Chamber of Commere*, Ug .article told of Banford's school system, IU farms. Industries and cattle robing. In odd Moo,. a biographical sketch af OoBonl Sanford was given. Th* article, a lengthy one, carried a large headline deecrlh- wlnga, w en killed Monday whan Choir low-winged monoplane crashed and burned In muggy weather In a woodland about 14 mite* from boro. in d ti» «» |.s ici nt ami Iho corponkt* on ou l« v v irom *4 f•» *10 prr- m rm h rf* < oimni* Connecticut Paper Has Sanford Article hrokuB 1 ,1 a |•1 •k 141tat w hich r rp o rlr tily (•• 1 ••niiitt iiiN « Itaat the ih iliviiliin l in•••no l.n I11I0 ho iBibt-il from 4 the Mn I* K I’ riNfi'r. |»ie«ident ol the American I a-kio/i Au*ilii»yt already ha* left for Key \Ni*nt til reprenelit the llfllt The S"tia of thr Ise«ion wdl meet to. f b-ht lo make final plan* to at (• Mil, and the Junior Aoslliary and Majorrtleii will mIbo la1 rep n *rnted The Majorettes and the Drum J M Ilnwliiig. engineer '<•» i .1 Buirle C*orp« are r«pect«*d to inarch In a parade Kriilay after- th.- Slot*- Rood De|ioriim-nt. ho. "|q»ta|*r.Ol"1" "1 iiihiIi at f» 00 o'clock m* one of the suti'al »/•-,. 0 " tr>H("l ta Ifiskr » -ut ' y 1 •• tiltiMiiventlon hlzhliirht* •< Knlal arranicement* for the right . f way of Siontin Tlliixviili hi! I f an the po«l to be repreaented at the f St. JuliaRival 1 " .xonforil. '•» c« ovontlon were made la a t nurht • I a meeting at the l.egion Hut. th.- U krfi-qii, Fi'viir-I Higgins, fl.onlbet "f a' whkh two new mrmhera wen* secretory a f Hin' i t d to ramplM*II.U»"«ing’ B roa- C u n iin rrii, -ohl H als,. Mr Higgins .i Ivim-iI uf Hi They are l*ro Fchola and I i nrles I) Doiialdaon of l-ake Mr Dux ling - m l ' " by Slot.Kriiotar Er-i- si I* I, aisluildi-- of Marjr. W. K Thorne was appointed thi* Hixirirt Thi- <li' s, ,- tiglu af wav la 1 night to act aa receiver for old magazines which the |»o»t will glnei-r a.it.L o u l I'S* oilv l-e-1 Mr lligk n« " u I' " all hi hove collect to send to army camps ovs-lablr in Floriila In announcing the an engineering r r . » plan, Mr. Field said the post shortly to l'«« " " * ' ' 1"** hoped to send a truckload of niHgatlnes a week to a camp, and H*h.-d the co-operation of the ptihllc In aavlng old copies K«pi . tally deslrrtl are picture mag , All parents of the member* ol s 11i>sa, Mr. Field said lh.- American l-egmn Rugle C m :» ur* urgeil to atlenil a meeting uf 'he giou|i tnnlght at Ih* Legiu" Hut la make plans for taking the rm-int'-rs to the Rtata convention In K*-y West. Hanford received more helpful Apr. 2.1. 24. 26 anil 20. Sidney publicity in the North when tha RiChard. director of thr .orps sold An-eala Evening Sentinel carried today. Equipment of the corps will be an article about this city and a pirtitr# of th* too in Its Apr. 16 Inspected tonight end Ih* mem­ edit'OCL Antonia U near Derby. ber* •llflb le for the trip will be Comb, farmer home of General chosen Th* group is espected llrnry 8. Sanford, erbo founded to go down as a motorcade and about 26 members of th* drum thi. city. llaood op on Industrial surety and bugle corp* ar* espected to nuMlokod b a t June by the S en . be taken, Mr. RiChard said. (troll Inil'll t •• Congima ft* Nbvreplng To k i a tio lh ii 'I |" u n i t of Ihi itilvi t t r*irt|f mom > for a 1im m «iMiriutmn .It p m tio ru l (** -itol\ prolIrlU N mi 1 tuiurt i inn w ith ’ ‘ r iiiuvi'ini'Kl of i i ti 11 • lo m m k r i I'to vtilr Itiithi'i e lu n th iih on Iiiii(u iit) oil will* It ntf.h’tl *o|4»t is per millosl |lrm.r I'Mall hllVrl* Utlilfl l*«oi( nml llrrn«r |iM*%i*iotia prr«riit Iwu h i» a 'I I O) Vll llo I’n-iiMiry LOCAL W EATHER Free legal services to draftees discussed over tba Nation­ broadcasting Company natwoik tonight at lOdIO o'clock by Edwin itufin Beckwith, chairman of the National Defense Advis­ ory Committee of the American liar Association, and E. B. Car­ ter. clerk of th* Seminole County Selective Service office, urge* all draftee* tq listen to the toUL Explaining the aeretoot of­ fered to men called Into 4*4 itea, th* information will bo of Inter­ est to droftoos, thalr families and friends, Mr. Garter aald. will li* al � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 21, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 21, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 21, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9912b5f0991e9bca8de99d5486771070.pdf 26810e07755e578a639d4e67d0be11f7 PDF Text Text V B s V ■' ■1*. m ^ ■ t W \ ' 1i ’ ■ , W •» W I [ ■ •■ Bh I V if ^ ^B - 4M Jb ej 1 rn Out To See Coat Of Maintaining m ln o le e Score Kentucky Derby Is Lot Of Money Extra I n n in g A 1 ■ | *t m - '. •' W . \ w 7 -W- 11 m m * M WWi 1 WH . *f A L- :'®WBTr ■ • _ rB / \ mm s■ JOE WHITLOCK S JtfUMIOCAL.BALL PARK year each In upkeep. Sevarsl Others reported their annual tost jter^horse In the neighborhood of t o brooder suggested city way of investing a Iona f t In the horse Induatry outside of the bet* •*eoni bMV•A u ro m t> x ren D >k , k s Ollleepls a s ----------c-— • ' J * i» r /V = = r s : sod Manhattan Beachwear • Laatex Trunks $1.05 to $8.05 • Gabardine Shorts $1.05 to $2.60 • Robes $2.05 to 8.50 • Beach Sandals $1.75 to $1.05 I X . , '. V ,b Olrb e ........ — — — | I l • . • ! Daiiahsrt, p ----- ........ * • J • WlllTtnu t • I • • K*111*1 p >» * * Totals ------------ «l • I • I* ' 0 'M . 't ’rij l j Invades Carlet ablpiasala of Iks Untied b u m (ar. April ITi Florida I l i a Calif, a. lo t.I i l l . .C a r t e l s b l p n . n u b J . *1 Thursday i Uemlaol* M, •4. Mnaalsa a. Calm a tbs re Iboal) h Ftarlda r a . s l a a s t b r e a c h Via w ar. Ilea. J a e k s s a v l lK lUldwto * Du pea. I torperiod -wdlaa a t i M A cars paaastfc. Male 111 Ur(M»« J, Ha.e oaah .(•, Columbus X. Cincinnati apelle I, Memphis 4-rltel Boxing Commission Greeks, B r i t i s h Proposed In House Said Withdrawing TALLAHA8SBK, Apr.. IS — (A1)— A proposal for tho estaKIlihraent of n atata athletic commission to and ™ control boxing ~U — wrestling In Florida * was Intro, doead In tha booaa Thursday by RrpreaanUUva Horrel, Orange County, Tha kill would.levy n fir* per­ cent UR on honing and wrestling matchaa. CAIRO, Egypt, Apr. l B - t f V Oreco-BritUh forces on tho north* •rn front In Graoco “a r t gradually withdrawing to. n shorter lino 4of defense," Middle Boot H eedquarten announced today, adding! “So fair the German ad. vanes In this a rm has bean h eoatly c m * , Era-witness acoouaU fro * tha tendo first bpramon on the ploy for LoVollsy. The next three bett i n up went down ontp two, three bat tho winning run was up on tha acorsboerd. Kettle* allowed one hit In tho lost of tho ninth t u t tho man died on ail alsee Jantzen v 1 # 1 C Kl f | Show Mori# Aid Applications Semlnoles Confidence, Expert Are Investigated . ience I n O p e n e r e * By Welfare Body •haOpening tha aaaaon tonight f a r local fans, against tha taawi CELERY REPORT ORLANDO - ¥ . ■ . « JACKSONVILLE. Aor. IB (Special)— Public aaalatanea ap pi leaf Iona bora been Investigated by district board staff a t tha rata of more than 1,000 p^r month during tha post 14 months, according to ofinooneoment today of tho Stato Welfare Board. During all of last year and January and V sbnury of thla n o r . 14.491 original Inreatlpu Ilona ware mode, it waa slated. Of tboao It,IBB were for old age assistance. 1.1SI for aid to de. pendsot children, and 1,10! fnr aid to tha blind, • Origin-.) .'.r.': ligations are ut addition to periodical reviews and certification for various, programa, such as eligibility for surplas commodities ami WPA employment. * Tba large number of Invest. 8:00 P. M. TONIGHT . ■ New York Yankees: W hole New Infield? right and CUMespU held hla* bag ami scored on tho throwln, tying the gams up ogoln. Kettles cents In to pilcn the teat of tha ninth and tnrea Not b atten cams up and three ^vent down, with Kattlee throwing only sight bolls In Iho whole In­ ning. During tho eighth and ninth In. nlng tho crowd had been yelling for- blood and stamping *hclr feet, descending hits and run* from tbs Orlando players hot ot the beginning of Ilia ninth a hush fall on tha grandstand that laatad through tha ieiri.ln.ler cf Uit r tm i, Pfell and UValley, first two better* up, each made a hit Pfall ---- 1----tern------------4__ Ik . n . lv H 1 t H l r i n o t c m '^K v ** Apr. IB — Jfn pm e W r *t^oo^no », 'l10i,*,. vrar LEXINOTON, Kr.. The i f from behind to tie op (*">— Mr. Plain Cttiicn puts IS annrexlmatelp *00 aUlllon* and f i e l d toe ninth Inning Ute betting counter ftn Dcr. 9J.M marie In this- Kentucky itch victory la t h e . 10to, over hy Day and name* hla r ho lea. Industry arc worth about M r« Bwatastes . won their Tba two boeka bock* on on the the *Kan-1 Kentockv M M a n h u t Orlando ■nw two •« - exports rrcdlt tha thoroughbred atata'a aUl. tacky claaalc ara tha only “In -h j* * , with an arcraga vshte of vestment'* In hor*« racing he1* $10,000 and lh# mare* with an HWjr to he thinking eboirt on sVernae worth of 11,000. They —tf r - V, on the field s m f e n U se, yaUtett a t toamnutea fa r gap and a t Urn opposing p itc h e r/fa r eonfuatfto Out of *U Uomo at hat ba W three, the « 0(t bits gerecrod b f - ••* •—*; •• laat night, i .Ohorite Kirk petrred himself to bo no old hstml behind the p la te not afraid to throw to first both to force tho base runner booth •van with o man on second. n throws woro good and ha show*! a good anti. Daugherty pt trite! steady haB all through tho first seven Innings he waa on tha -nrned, allowing cnly five til* a^. h at weakened In tho eighth sn,i allowed four. Koto tleo finished th t last two Innings allowing only w.v hit and strik­ ing out tiro ra ta . Itooih ram s through ta tha eighth with n hit and a run, and hatted In n ran In tha ninth MrRaney collected a k it and baatad In a run through a fly ball to right field tn the ninth,to .tio the acors. Skipper Whitlock nUyed n tight game en third hgoa tori was put on tha spot In » Ia« rt every trio to t b f e t e . thora* he canceled n h R ltt •’the fenHh. Clarence Pfp41 made a h » and scored the winning n m w henbtta and runa Counted and drove I n .* run In tha eighth, 1 ky Admlnls- JACKSONVILLE, Apr. 18 — (S’)— An Increoaa in rural papu­ lation, os shown by tho 1940 feJoral oonsua, hot brought Florida l l . l l - l . a a , meetly I I P p f * additional I1BS0 annually to I »*l few l b * 4*a i;tfc praeooling ho expended In tho ndmlnUtration tea s e a ls , extra. ,, Uateaa eiberwlaa stated* Frier* f t child welfare services, the quoted below saver aakh an •to to We(fara Boonl announced Thureday maralaa'e wholesale m e rk e tsjs .leas tkaa earlab euaotitles Weather repenmnlo oasil* iloee at t i l t a . M. Com ag truril lacluio Ibla mornUc'e arrivals aad all r a n sat asmptrials pa. loaieU. quatatloaa are ea[Oal4*q llean, washe4 ateek. wUb'gterM* la It" rralea irlmmM tape aad Calif. In M cratea. Frieea are sap* fiaeo la the raagee at which the bulb ot tba alack at goad mie* uhonlafclo aaalltf aad roadman ould. Mure 4rull*d larermetlan a* other etsek eaa be orearedt by mall frem say ar the eliten - > APEX k t F la - care unM Ida. by hast U Fte., they defeated last night, tha Sanaa Inolaa can ba arpaetad ta pwt act ROMfrCOMINO Apr. IB —(Special) iTWhkU Ittimi raoo hold ,thte ye*r on W A SH ER S SL-. Augustin*. �V r Seminole County Produce* More F ruit And Vegetables Than Any Similar Area In Florida lEWSI'APKlC S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , S A T U R D A Y * E sta b lish e d b i 1*08 • dbt tent M ar Avert * Fight Ex- P r o m p t Resumption Of Operations b ABked By Secretary For Defense Needs Commissioners, 4 ) Holland Concur ; WASHINGTON, Apr. 1«—t/f) —Secretary of Labor Ptrklra asked Northern anal opcratoa •Bd the United lfloa Worken of America today to agree to m “immediate resumption at min. In f operation* te.-iniur* an ade­ quate coal supply for dafnna and other Industry*." - She augghstej M u the mint* ba ordered back tfw o rk Tusadaj, and abo urged M U x r n aaft cad operator* who arflhdrew from tl* Appalachian w ife conference a T A L L A H A S S E E , A p r . . 19 ^ -W V -*O oT 8nior H o llan d «n d k ftd c ra o f th e S ta te ApaocUtlo n o f C o u n ty Com: The Soulhemafa left the oar. after refusing b u r n Head Of Southern tofercnca an eUmtoatUn of a 40-renL» wa»a differential In the r h College To Speak favor. (In N aw ’ Tork, the N«rthera operator. Wormed PreaWert Baoaavalt that they were “aiaroAt Rotary Lunch •J* 0B rml«b* rata Dr. Spivey Is Well Known. Over State As Public Speaker differential* between the North, toll and Southern field*. Tka Pra*ldtnt yesterday assarted tka differential* di.criminated i|* !i* t the South in many re.pact*.) low contribution, to countie* for tedthtodnona Ineurrad on road* Dr. Lndd U. Spivey, who ha* turnad avar to the State op to bam president af Florida South* tba a*4 of tha currant UgteUtlva •m Collect (Inca tea summer af 1024, will addrt*. member* of ih t •fc^B O btokrion to popular rota Rotary Club at (hair regular of a - conatitatlona) amendment weakly tnnehaon Monday at the Velde* Hot*1 |t wn* announced to* d»y |q f WnlJW M. Harriet, pro­ (Townsend Pjbp B e Submitted In Spring, Club T6M o f' BOuthera during a period WDMnlctOf Man and try Inf. Ha Came with nnquanchabla enthu.L m , a gift for making friend* qnlckly, unusual ability a* a public spanker, excellent Insight Into fiuando! problem* and a stimulating philosophy for young people.” Bom at Eclectic. Abu, on Doc. I, IBM, Dr. 8pi*«y was a seventh •an and one « 10 children. When ha waa five years old ha moved with hla family to Texas. ill* early schooling was spora­ dic, and ho was older than the average student when ha entered Oklahoma City High School. He attended Epworth University during 1002.10; and entered Van­ derbilt University the following year. He was ordained a minister In the Methodist Episcopal Church. South, la 1012 and mar­ ried Clara Leulae Uelmkampf of Jackson, Mo.; S ept 4, 1012. Dr. S plw y' was pastor of Scruggs First Church, S t Louts, ‘Mo. from 1914 until 19!S| Grand Avenue Church, 1912-18, and Centenary Church, Capo Glrarioou. l i f t . Ha received tho bachelor of arte tegtoa from tho University of Chicago In l l i f , a master of arte In 10*2. and a bachelor of divinity to 1*22. Birmingham. Southern and Miami University sack have honored him with the degree of doctor of laws, and Stetson University has conferred vpou him tho honorary degree of doctor af mfocatiou. Ho to a •am ber of-K appa Alpha. OmU EE& BSSS* Seminole Glee Club - Places In Festival _ Itemtook B k k Behoofs Glee 19, 1941 NUMBER 197 M em ber A m o eiated P rw n Greek And British Lines Remain Unchanged Despite Nazi Attacks Speaker Pomdar Vote Would Determine If Tax ‘ Would Go To Roads A P R IL Two fires Canted 1 karoocn* hot WStCt M damage ansesntlng to In the tost two d a n , « er exploded In XtoU Bhop yesterday moral other one exploded t t ■tore oa Thirteenth French Avanua Thai Cleveland M id this Chief Mack ClavaMm morning. was at Worst of tha bias*, bit) _ _______ : store which dastrayed part of tha content of Ui* building and Injured the building to tha extent Of 4600, .................daelhrad. TO* ‘ ed In one C corner OC0 of the> itore when f exploded, a hot water about The throwing kel fire epread . bed outside dtalroyteg ) merchandise stored therm PerCaloorv equipm ent \ Cleveland h •b o u t T i ( | • ’ 4*tx to the home of ptoe th te L |Chief Tha caU earn* yesterday morn Cottndl 7 Hundreds Of Germans Shot Down Trying To Climb Mountain­ side, Reports Say. “It Was So Big,” FDR’s Mother Tells Halifax Literature About County ToBe Sent By Trade Body Larisa Is Taken By Axis Troops Page A r t i c l e Tells Of How Celery In* dustry Was Started M em ber, o f th e C h a m fe r of Com m erce will be m ailed n e x t weak a te a r sheet o f a full page w rite-u p o f 8em lnola C ounty th a t a p p eared In th e A pr. d edition o f tha Miami H erald. In connec­ tio n w ith tha annual m em bership drive th a t will begin the la tte r p a r t of A pril, E dw ard H iggins, • a c re la ry , .a id today. W ritten by W. F. T h erk ild .o n , th a sp read a p p ea red on tha AIL F lo rid a page, and contained ala p ictu res, an a erial vlaw of tho d t p , th e Big T ree, scene on [.aka O rira ta a t A ltam onte S rin g s, tho m onkey Island, the “ C ity of Hat*, ford** of the St. Johns R lvar L in t, and a scans on the St.' Jo h n ’s River. C alling Sem inole C ounty tho "tend of celery,’’ Mr. T hrrklldooa tells how th a t crop g o t Its s t a r t hare. He sa y s: “ T e a rs ugo when wa w ere In th a saed tu .ln c s a , S anford waa a v ary Im portant .p o t In ’T he K t o p lre of the Hun' Insofar a . seed selling w a . concerned, and Bam* tool* County than had the prom t tea of becom ing an tmpo celery-producing a re a , despite opinions and declaratio n s 'w iseacres’ who Insisted th a t • r y could n o t ba grow n In F lo ri­ da. R eluctantly th ese 'k n o w J L a lls ' a d m itted t h a t th ere had bean som e celery grow n, but we recall one successful cucum ber grow er w ho aaldi ’H )u st Isn’t pos.lH a to g ro w c e le ry In th is climate. W hy, m an . celery lias to have e o h f' v g a tb a r, • atu^ th a t's soiae" t f b a a wa m entlonrd the sue. C astful grow ing a t celery lu sou th ern F ra n c e and sn u lh rru C a lifo rn ia, be trie d to m aintain hla position by an cip lo siv e ‘All rig h t, b u t th a t ain’t F lorid*!’ “ B u t lim a m arched on and li­ the .c o ffe rs became convinced -r passed from the picture. Han (or-I becam e tha *celery cap ital,' n -l only o f F lorida, b u t A m erica, and today S an fo rd la the la rg e st shli>ping point fo r celery In the r n .l Ure natio n , and F lorida. w ith ' S a ra so ta and P alm Ilra rh rouniv u re as supplem enting Seminole C ounty’s production, Irada c-1 o th er s ta te s in acreage und pri­ ll uc tlon. “ Bach In those day s one reached Hanford by s lr s m r r , run nlng down the picturesque HI Jo h n s R iver, o ften called Uhc N ila o f A m erica.' from J a c k .on. villa. E van today, w ith railroad* and highw ays c u ttin g In. 'h e tra ffic by w a te r rem ain* Im por­ ta n t w ith m odern boats c arry In* heavy to n n ag e to B anrord, which la th a head of n a vigation on the S t. John*, and before we a c t olf th a subject, a tr ip on the St Jo h n s Is a p lea sa n t experience t h a t w ill n e v er ba fo rg o tte n . T h'a b eau tifu l riv e r h a s IU source a t H all IP B iases L ake a n d winds! a n d tw ists IU w ay th ro u g h mtov* tropical Jangles 400 rails* to the sea. In tha shallow pools ami neighboring lakes n e a r S anford, one w ill find fish in g unescelled. and alo n g th a banka of th a river and in th a nearby blackjack arc docks, q uail and tu rk e y , sufficient to u i l c f y th tl a m oat e x ac tin g nlm- rod. Fragrant Gladioli Is New Achievement BRADENTON, Apr. 19 — (Spe­ c k !)—A gladiolus with fragrance has b eta produced hare. Dr. F o n T, McCtean, nationallyean o u cad to- F a s c i s ts Re-Capture Of Port Edda Is Foreseen By Rome IONDON. Apr. I t —(AF) —Britain, raring to lire , -tell an 'Asia Ihrust toward Ihr prirnl oil field* of Iraq, haa landed strong Imperial forces to “open llntw of com­ munication" through that country, the ncene of tho government overthrow 15 day* agn. All rt'imrlit frtnn the Grts cn nrilinli front up until noon tot lav Indiiutetl the Allli’il lines went unchanged In Mif iui,ft l'j hmira, despite the rrlenlless and violent N tii pressurt.’ ‘'Wn rntitv them down by Iht1 hundreds its they try to i limit Ihe sleep mountain Mrs. S a ra Delano Rooaevcll, m other of I’re .id c n t, appear* t» lie telling u fivh while l.-rd and Ln-ly lla llfu x l-'nk " " vri(h hnnlhlcKp m lcrvitl. T h ry am pictured fit n diiifirr ifivvii |*y lh«a E nglM i Speaking Union in limmr of I,(»ril H alifax, lln ti-h nmbft**ftiinr to \\ ii-allinir11•ii. i*t S vw Y ork’s WaUlui f-A *lonn Collections Sanford Anglers Land 22 King Fish Sanford Gain In TVnDay-Trip On Gulf Of Mexico Flailing uff tlruiia, In the Gulf Over Past Year ( s o v o r o k S t « r n I n of Meg iro, four If nl ftnglvrt fttid A m o u n t R e c e iv e d At C ity H a ll Is O v e r 194(1 F i g u r e B y W c • tty lax t "llerljoiiN h)ii»vx*-«I ol Bif't 11 7 ;tFi('Fnt inrirnm n> of Mur f f» m i l (ho sonto j»oi i <l )u*t >on f. |t N Siiyti, C11 , Clot k, <Ii>■I tT'tl (IXI t y 111 11 I 0III| kMR,! 1 , VI" M1*I«t nrttl 1 'tftJ tin t ll| l il t loll ■ d . fif Mur ir<, 1*1 II, Ml t o f M»| f»(IO 17 llo ‘•'Rterni'Ml ohows, vlt*i( nt Un* wiinii tim e Iji f t yo ur, «»• t04,5rU tl! Oio f i g u r e U tility ijmrM in fo o n io d for $7 2,041 4.1 of t h e to *1 in JIM I, nriil f o r $«17.M>H 72 ti*-1 year, l^-ra-inal [* ,-'- cull«-i*t id l.y the C’lty were 12H,H6ilt'l itii« w a r, and $^1.06^ tl) in U '4" ' 'I’m jncnling up ihc Incrraer. will'll in dollnr* and rant* Miiiiiiinla |n 90,9.111 SB, Mr Haver d c la r o d th a t h r l.rlie w * 'h s l m< rr people a re pitying lin t) te rra thi* year, nml dial liualn n< re n d itio n , in thin *rrtlo>i arc h a lte r » well 'T h e gain In l a . rollecllnna .h"w» a definite tre n d in Ihr tm priivem ent of 'h e cily,"’ Mt B arer .a id , “ a n d I »m very well I p lo a e d w ith th e lig u rr* " Percent colleeted on the to ta l. ■nil* w a . 0fl.R2 In 1941. and 0<> | nn tha prnvloua year l*eht > , vlrr levy and o p e ratin g levy con,, out of th a re alty t a i r * Janitor Of Church Confesses To Crime AKRON, Ohio. Apr I" — <A’i - I’ollcc said today the Bn y e a r, old Janitor nf the N orth Hill M i'lhadl.t C hurch Imd c«mfea*<-«l InrineyallPg tha l»>dy nf Hut ta Kwxkcr, 24-year-old inu»ie teach­ er, but contended *he died aeel dentally In a scuffle a fte r hr had •ought a k its , Detective ln ep ecto r Verne Crow a ttrib u te d the rollfomdnn to A lbert 8* ldUkens. fa th e r of Ih r tr grown children. C roe. said he would b rin g a m urder charge ag ain st th a Janitor. Miaa Z w k k a r had !*<•» miaalng ■ince aha w a n t to church S a lu r. day to p ractice tha piano. MAT HEAR HELEN KELLER U n d e rw e a r M y s te ry ( \ Ml' III.AN HIM ;. Apt I!) - iSpoi'iiil) I ft nirnl |?i i4iit J o s e p h (!<iVtii f'k of S h i i , ford, n mom ho i of t h e 124t)i Infantry Sci t o o < onipMM k which Iih* SI A uu Htl ini' n*» tl • homo Mini inn, wn romly lu • n m l lii mU r hi** lo I ifi*t*aitd • f nilo il Sul miln y night. And hi*i • H xv II V I h* npjinv S ut. onlitv ti 11* r vlon " kIimw dm LII1* 11I- • 1Inil, « tin It il it fin ruM i y to fll»plwv to uii llopm ting officer oil u n i 1' A rti) iv*i(««l 4’lothcR iH'd oil ui p in opt S gt (Jo vi took d m kotl up (dp v o^enpt for on« p m r ol “ long hiiridli-4' u m lrr* wonr Tho gCMil - o rg o m i t foil hii* to u t h u d d le i « o r o p la y in g H i(k » on h im i n ! h is uridor- woiir mol rMHhly ai-rusod thrin of “ »oldi«>rlfig’< ( h polite Arm y term for iinRUthurited b o rro w InK ) The puy-cff (im o %vh«ri (Sovurok r»4»dy for bod. Ho found hi* undcrw ttR iw hr tin■! Vm on! 08- Foot Yacht Docks At Pier For Brief Stay "Krlibolls**’ u n* font Ixrwley c ru i.e r, ...............•myli i . .a tia iy the nniat rriticn l tii-le. slippod into a b erth at the 'tanford Mu­ nicipal I’irr lati y n l m U y a f te r , noun fo r a brief »ta> On board w ere ih r ow ner and hla wife, Mr and Mr* Albert H Howell, C aptain A. R lleale, and the crew Mr lln w rll |y a wool m au u fac. tu re r In lloaton. Ms**., end said this w as his flrat trip along the St. John* River. The lu .u r y efuiurr has been a t sea on t i l s trip for a bout th re e week*. Qaptain Heels maid. T he boat cam s here from N as­ sa u and Hlmlnl, end will soon re ­ tu rn N orth. C ap tain Basic declared th a t he enjoyed tha trip up the 8 t. Jo h n s im m ensely and declared It w n “ un u su ally b a o t t l f u r T ha “ S ah. belle,” w hich to s t 170,000 whan new, sleeps e lx and a craw of fo u r a n d m akm a spaed of 16 knote, ab o u t I f m iles p a r hour. T ha c ra ft U trim m ed In m ah o g . TALLAHASSEE, pr. 19 —HP) — The Senate Invited Helen Kel­ ler to address a Joint session at the Legislature Tuesday after­ noon. any. I. LAJI1 l / u n . AVlt IP vl t " A bomb whistled through tha great Aa.su a# fatnnns Of P a n l'a o iic w irili-r k \ id t u r la iifir il abioit 200 pound Ih r.f fish, liiclnthng 22 king fh h of nix m nrvifi pinjinls ftpioer, I 4 W r^h t Olic of I hi p a rty ahhi this mtim ing T htill nf Hit* liip , limliiig only n fiitiplr of tiioiiilfP, the hooking of u L'^» potiiol shink will* u whole fi>h for hint, Mr WftUli *,fiiif *1 tillin' 1 hnvo him liJlIg, hi < *phi tried. "Ik’foti lit] n i l 111* lltie Mhd got Jt w ii y, 4m41 if I Ini't hie I ii w|re I 1 might, litv« hftd it go'.il i Imncw of liiiidmg 111in t hiirh"v l("jt r, w ild e r lo olnr fro m «i r mr»•I K np itlii, M n h , d«*> f t m c il hi* hud nt’ v r r Aetn su ch ft kig h l III lllR llf r , Ha IhoAc t i g king f l “h Jiitupiitg e ig h t or 10 fi*t?i in to the mi T h r y hud gonu nnly ui” ml t h i r r mil w h rn th ey m n into (he fmh jum ping In pv* i ) dn i rl:ion "They wrl r »ill over iht* gulf,” Mr H o)re suld Tl»e pur ly. m ihpuard of ) IL Scott, f a i l \\ illiani,. W. II lic it., Mr. ft'iyrr and Mr W elsh, left Sanfoid Thursday afternoon and drovr to Tam pa where they spent th e nlglit Friday n o rn litg tliry went on tn Oiniia wheic tlu'y Iroardrd tin- flabing bust They came Iihi k last night The i ati'li included black and led g t"ii|H r a , well a* the king fish The larg rat ftah landed w a. a nine pound king but another ft,h , the biggest nnn seen on the trip , v u i hooked and slm oet land ed when It lumped o ff the hunt m it waa a fo u l to lw pulled un hoard. Mr Ituyrr said Miner the Ire lei. waa amall live h ead , und tall* had to he severed from the fish, so the fisherm en rould not bring them luick to take a picture. Mr Welsh had hla movie cam era along and look a num ber of shots during the trip , lie tried fur shot* of the ftah jum ping b u t la nut sure how th ry cam* out since the ftah were all 1H nr ICO feet from the boat. The film la to Le developed and colored und Mr. W elsh will show them late r. U sually king fish and g rouper are rau g h ( on hand lines and a few of the fish c a u g h t by the p a rty were landed by th a t m e­ thod but m oat of them w ere hooked op rod and real, g iving Uia a n g le r, m uch m ore a p art, Mr. W alsh explained. It waa th a firs t k in g Mr. Royca had ev er cau g h t though Ha h a . dona q uite a bit o f fU hlng In F lorida w ater*. W hile cru isin g around the gulf a fte r th a fish th a p a r ty headed south and ra n p a st Honeym oon la . land. Ju st o ff Dunadin. M r. Royca said ha saw a few paopla '*•* lira, but m *oi>n a . on* w a v # 'is thrown luuk a nother p u sh es for* • m il," FBI.i one m ilita ry o ffk a r. G erm an lo s.ra, he added, “ e ra t l ■■urtiduu*. unequalled, 1 belltVS. by anything tho.y have .o ffe re d in tb» E uropean war to d a te .” The G erm an High Com m and laimed th e ra p tu re today o f L aron, tl) mile* aoulh o f M ount Hlympii* and .Bill Ihe .w a s tlk a o il been raised on the m o u n ta in itaelf, but the B ritish arm y haad> quarter* i n Athena asserted heavy N atl attack* had failed (0 panatr a lr the (ireco -B rltlsh line a t any point.— ■>. qgah tlreeew h a d a c ab in et crisis Ml It* h a n d . a» * re s u lt o f the unertverted d eath of P re m ie r A l « aridr"* K orltU . R eporta were th a t Ring iJe.iige 11 planned the fo r­ m ation o( n m ilita ry g overnm ent and it vt n* uiideratood the m nna irh him«elf had a».lim ed w artune inrttrnt ae h rad of the coun­ cil nl m inisters. tu n on the w arfro lit was “eetnifi nn the w a rfrn n t waa ’’*•i inti, in v ii w o f the increasing t,e l m a i l reinforcem enta from Yuyial.ii in ,"’ ii ml drn rrlb ed a itru g yle i t "yrrat violence" th ro u g h ­ out im riliern O re e rr. w ith the mill olio “ III tu» m ean* derid ed ." Iti,n r preillrl* the Fascist* soon i,uiiht recap tu re the so u th e rn AlI.anti.n port nf P o rta E dda nam ed fur Henlto M uesollni’a d a u g h te r, nml -aid thev w ere approaching Idaniim *. ra p ita l of E plrua in nc» Ihw e a trm G reeer Tiie rur w sr in th e w est shiinped civernlght Unirlsnd. m eanw hile holatered w artim e production In the flrak conscript Ion nf fem inine 1 *W . A u u a rte r m illion women betw een o p .-.’ | were exneeted to *ign fo r work In wai Industrie* In tha flr«t regiatrallon. \ ahiirtencd. solid llr itlih - ............. nl tOt, r*«F T* SOW.! Forgets War At Daffodil Exhibit London LONDON, Apr. 19—<A*1—lx»n,loner* picked th a lr way am ong bl ackened debris of bombed build­ ing* >c atrrd ay to g a te upon * "boat of goluaii cinffudiia" ihftt wmiltl hji vi) delighted W ordawnrll * eye It wa* the an n u al daffodil libition. and, as though this ware a peaceful poet's A pril, an Open­ ing dny rrow d paid 2S cents • head t» Jam the hall. N °l a ample com m ent about the w a r In this nation of g a rd e n e ri could be heard. Instrad, there were gasps o f "w hat lovely goiden chario ts'' . . , “ Look a t th a t G ulliver- . , . ’’Marvelous king of c lu tf . . Merchants To Decide Stammer Closing Day F o rre st G .tc h e l, c h airm a n o f Ihe m erch an ts com m lttea o f th a Heminola C ounty C ham ber of Com m erce, to d ay a nnooncad U til a m eeting w ill ba bald a t th a trad e body’s office In th a CMy Hall T u esd ay a fte rn o o n a t t i M o’clock to decide w h a t d a y a t a re a will clots th is sum m er. Several cillaa In C e n tra l Flag* Ida, Including O rlande, have elded to close th a ito ra a a n W< nooday a fte rn o o n s d u rin g warm m onths. " ,g r. G atchel urged a ll II hanU to attornl th a m a a tto f a n d a re p ra e ea ta tlv a . \ �the failure of Turkey to toko a n o n active' atartd ha¥e thorn in an aim oat hopeless poaitloh. About the mbit ixpected now la th a t the Brltiah will be aa auerltbdrawlng their remaining force* from the A PENSACOLA, Apr. I f —(Hpee W K ^ a n I* ta ri>W i>p - h w tg y g d a* v to jrt^ adl- t m JMJtorial Association, scheduled <o train a u t Son- Be th at la proving to be a depreaalng reallxa: Americana, d o n nbt mean that the campaign f ve been undertaken or that the' Brltiah altr eastern Mediterranean and the N ear Bast is or indeed any WOfa# than If wh* a fete mouths a k penlnaula waa generally conalderod loot to nontha ago when tbfc Itallkni' T int launched on little Greece. Hardly anyone believed th at That they did surprised ii of the dtaocrmdes to began. A t the aeme time It Is i bad advanced alm ost.to the u the h LIQUOR B r a n d y , C h a m p a g n e, ' W in e ,'G in , C o rd ia ls, e tc . not ft Maria ) Fra* Delivery, Pfcesw T & i Ra g g e t t 'S L iq u o r S to re MatHer Arcade TODAY Ui* and MerlneUnd midl and to Jecfcnvll * BUrUhjJ tUT m om p ith BOO or more other Balkah natiopa t^hlch wert conceded' them BLACKOUT (From Wine*) MS the light! It Is s perilous WM, iskra hew kowi friendly u ggS K m l irder to eatritalfa on tijelr eonqneate the Oermane t to, penatirate, the N ear Eaat and reach the Hue* I ’B & f f n R S J S KVASS; r .Turkey, talking Biiajila out of a fight, pawing French Syria wfilth la atill strongly, defended and r the British in Egypt after stretching their Hnn luntcatton by another thousand miles, i probably ia the Oettnan plait ahd It allows how h i Turks havaf ba6n lb calmly awaiting their turn ilaUgbteHng block. I f they had promptly come to of their' Greek" and Serbian allies, the Balkan camlight have had a different ending. But for that If Greece, Yugoslavia, Rumania, PVance, Holland, i Norway, and all the other little nations of Europu ed the fray against the common enemy the moment WASHINGTON, Apr. IP - / F t i evakla waa invaded, hbw different the entire —If the United m ates Chest ( f the war might havejioonl fitisrd ever rots Its share of .nub­ 'E M M *. ( S u e >M philhg, die group will U tekun r Bok Tower, Cyproe* aa rten s, j £ r a '< ± T O t f f t i £ Coast Guam Lives Up To Its Motto, ‘Semper Paratiis’, Always Ready ile recognition, tiro phrmao fcLe< the Coast ffoart ’D eilf* wilt heI e roM« as full of ta Marin? a* *T*U It to the Marlnee.**'- -M .■ m hj'givh'w om ii equal1right* with man will prob-1 I When ships of warrtngr ot c*p ;Introduced In ihia.seaaion of the Legislature, but tiro nations la , American peris The Rights orfciiMimed Wohien |rs7, i l j - .1 jg f f i • ^ t k a ^ r .says Tom Smith, real IIS *'Wntasv^Mtld'' eoiySran II Eskimos w hsrt <dn ' dsMemt broken outT Whd s t t l ’a i beat down dn an a n fry * brlhs some paln w ivSwl ' to port la time for Ihe-emer operation that wilt' eav# hi* a lonely and storm-hatti___ wcethrr ____ rep trol from the Asores to Qmou­ ld T It's tho Coast Quant ovary time. bJ5Llh" c*n Tho Coast Q uart started In h*r ,°wn itkike to Interpose claim fo r hsr personal ITM) when President Washington r UvP “P°.n* *• prosecute an action cohairtlng her approved ah act of Cengross set­ ting on the' Revenue Marine. It hkd 10 boats and Just one d d t/ prevent smufgttdg. .In' 1804. Vw dealer or If her —lb the United Stoles flfotoavtog eSr* for She moothi. The vlct ws» set up. In ‘ I f l i , Uroro II. convey, tram fer, two were Merged and given the rooirW without the Mme Coast Quart- A e 'la to 'k e W a s «, T O ;!? ! !V5*VS?frtJ.wcWlJtlsometkldg Should be H P J 1**, , * « t', not ddvlae the gfeat majority of hjk J^arvifd women th at, they are still in the dark Burkin, youthful HoL privileges dtid with that wto ■ changi which will deprivd them or legitimate advantage*, ufcr our proaent Uwi a married wbmah. generally ** T T w ^thlrd d e v ATHENS, Apr. \9 ~ W h ~ (tles•ndrps Korisls p r* » Irr{of O ners In Ilk darkest hour of hie modern history, died suddenly 'yesterday after only 80 days as. under of tojm rer tbe PlhelU* nwlneuls with op for taftch s t CW iifwsti and visit to the Sport* JCstUn** t Tmrpen Springs, leaching T e« I In tho efternooo, they will Vo L u of the Chsnbet of Com- ■«?». " K i 5 I t * K would b e held' Betarday’.at iltOO P. Mt deuse of d ailb WM a e ^ H w riosMJ1 h ik n lic.d t -in.*i,4, :< (d ep en d in g o f transfer, mol the consent her right «f k Seen at Your Best y t by .TB L B PH O N B ^ f r ie n d ly face; of ah ws»M ssslrtst Italy WkSsJIrr . (C ■i o s r .M — 11 r • BOMB, Apr. ia -tg V u g ro t Kalian'taews aavney, * • pessh ( M s t i t u M , ' arisi etal- it wpS. eeplalfled. is noU Iriirted roriy-today Ikat the <h ■tout done, so . the I the call npou of. Oerok Prowler K e r iS the maekkro tost lodut try would tome If the hlg motor maker now, Were to start worts upon models changes far 1IU . . This announcement followed ,by a day. dlacloetsro In WesMnaton by Director Kmdaen of tho Of­ fice for Production Management th a t the motor industry had agreed to cut Its production CO percent nest year to Increase Its ague output. tSV.Oewis- m "Wa' M , tbO, such' «i arisweting pybileity It Denied m Sm TO alert, attrsctlve person­ ality? Your voice and eech rbgtthtr make up air telephone persontlitjr, It's obvious that a plessIt, courteous tclephoH* a you hsrolfihtfWiI — ill do their part b id in g lo m e o u e 'i image o f you. So jk make the most of opportunity to look m iWt she flow eat) do woman and giving me huhanda In the iposed/iAW^in Its eftr or any of the inciipMr br waakar tax m ARE Y O U / . *•.***« *ometKlhg Shout tW W of your telephone vrnde— yobr ..way olf g r ts tii^ yoitf ■ manners, the esse with . which yon i are under- f e i ■'* J p i i l u i t h ® ' its state a- married woman Is the darting of the law i , d m i ; g l t h ! ^ a t ybur.awn peril,** he continues, b * h Z '^ “54,” "Jdc:c. mder exceptional *cfK<|nitanoea Is ahe retpunslble Agreement*. >Business men, who taka the chance acting with her, will wdfcomo a change Id our prerw-which would takH tw*y the protection she. now feel suppIlM and tod# tbV>fi a h M 1 < W tr t ; will spend that night e t S t J rty without take away o contract, d tha mar* tosr<. ntW v "J- TttKaANTOia) tiiw f tin W k c r i ” 1’" • o f.e itti a h i hm • �'V * • ** wrfersonal Activities LOURINB BEAL, Bocfety Editor JSocial Freda Ganaa Marries In Calendar Temp® Easter Day MONDAY The Junior Woman's Club wfll boro i bride* portjr and boat* M w M «U ni a t tha chib bona* # t 1:10 P. M. T te procram meeting of 1 W. M. U. of the P in t Baptist Charch will meet In tha an nr* a t 1:10 P. M. The kubject for tha anoath will bo "An Urcant float*! Challenge to True Dacl%laahtp,w with Cirri* On* In chan*. U i i W. Rucker ll p rocnm chati man. Ptraonal work* a n group wfll meet In the T. B. L. Claaa room praced I rf th* DlMtblfi # 6nnb*ama of th* P in t Baptist Church will meat in ih* church a t 1:10 P. M. aa will alw tha J r. fl. A.'a and J r. R. A.’a. Tha Past Matron! Club wfll m art a t tha home of U r t R. W. —Tumor, 918 Park Avenp* for a Vd Inner mootlnc with M rt Bertha Jenkins aa eoJvoatcaa. Tha Dependable Claaa of *lb« Methodist. Church will n u t at tha homo of Mra. Nad Smith on Bltrar Lak* at 7:80 P. U. with | k r t Pan! Johnaon aatlatlnr. Srwlnc aeaalona will eontlnu* for tha Red Croat In tha Woman ■ Club from 9-JO A. M. until 11:80 A. M. with Mra. Jack Ball apon. •o rtn f. • TUESDAY Gladioli Club, O. E. S. urlfl moat a t the home of Mra. Myron Smith In Floral Height# a t 8:00 P. M. Sewing aeaalona will continue • dor tha Rad Crow In the Woman'* ""C lub from 9:80 P. M. untU 8:80 P. M: with th* Junior Woman'a Club sponsoring. Tha Alath*an Claaa or the P in t Baptiat Church will meet a t tha horn* of M n. Eunice Kay, 908 •M y rtle Avenue at 8:00 P, M. Group On* will be hoateaa. WEDNESDAY The Civic Department of the Woman'a Club will hava a eov—e n d dlth luncheon at th* club * house a t 18:30 o’clock. Sawing aeaalona will eontlnu* a t lha Woman'* Club for tb« Rad Croaa from 9:80 A. M. until I I JO A. M. with Mra. Mabl* E*tridge aa apowaor. n. M n. Mm Qaaaa announce# tha aaarriag* of bar daughter, Preda, to Ugyd • Buahten Bird, aon of C. M. Bird of Tama* on Raster Sunday. Tha simple, but Impro*alve Ceremony w u performed by lha Rov. C M o n c ria fa f tha P in t Baptist Cttureb, Tampa, In th# propane* of only the Immediate famllle* and a few close friend*. Th* bride wore a traveling enaombl* of blue-grey crepe, with hat and aeceaaoriea In navy and whit*. Bar flower* emulated of a eeraago of Taliaman Tha bride’# mother choaeacape ensemble of -gold Jersey with turban and other aceaaaorie* of aquamarine. H er shoulder cor. ■age waa also of Talisman rote*. The bride who formerly lived In Sanford, graduated from th* Gordon Bailer School tor Nurse* a t th* Tampa Municipal Hospital, and latar attended Florida State College for Women, Tallahaaa««. Th* bride groom received hla education In the Tampa school* and Is now connected with the United State* Engineering De­ partment. After a short honeymoon to Miami and Key West, th* couple will reside in their new home which has Juit been completed, a t 1488 Gable Court, Tamp*. Tree Conservation Pledged In Letter A letter from the City Commission*r* was read a t th* meet­ ing of Rota Circle of th* San. ford Carden Club a t th* home of Mra. A. W. Epps on Lake Minnie yesterday morning, la which the commissioner* stated they will help conserve th* tree* In Sanford and co-opera to la any other way with the Garden Club to make Sanford more beautiful. Mrs. J . II. Colclough gave an I n t e r e s t i n g recapitulation af events a t the recent Federation of Garden Club* convention In Sarasota and Mra. Fred B. Wil­ son talked on “Outdoor Living Room*". Mra W.. C. Bill was welcomed Into tb* circle as a new member.' Those irasm t were: Mr*. R. A. Newman, Mra. A. W. Epp>. Mrs. Geo we D. Bishop. Mra. Walter cjam an, Mr*. J . II. Colcloufh, D a. W. 11. TunaklUfi By MRS. HKVA D. ANDREWS Mrs, M. 0 . McNair. Mfa. Sadi Broust, Mr*. Fred B. Wilson. Mr*. K. t- Ball. Mr*. J. W. PACTS ABOUT Coates, Mr*. IL II. Coleman, Mra. With h*nv April Maxwell Stewart, M n. Home Demonstration •' Notes lay about aa many eggu aa they _ do during all th* other months • a f (he year. With thia Springtimo apurt My egg production Just etartlng, now la a good .Tim# to check up cei Ogga In the furafly diet. Tha moat Important fact about • an egg la that It la a package full of tha food valoet you want to gat Into the family d la t Efeg* a n good bod/ bnfldara becduto of the efficient protein In tL*lr yolka and white*. Th* ycjkn a n —**p*elal)y rich In Iron, the rmoer® al needed for red blood celUThev are an Important rourre of calcium, a rich aoure* cf phoaphornua, and a good aonre* of riboflavin. Vltamlni A and D a n prevent In varying amount*. • For Oil thoae naaon* aa eg* a day for evaryono In tha family i* a good rule to follow. But If you c a n t manage that, try to got a t Mast foar or flva egg# a week Into th® diet of every child m in lha family. And . mo that adutta gat a t leaat thru# or four /j ET Pc rsonals Mra. Jo* TIUli la Ill with moaale* at bar home on IWeat Seventeenth Street. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stalker ol Hudson, N. Y. were th* guetla of Mr*. C. C, Gantt on Redne*. day. J _____ Mra. Mary Gilbert haa returned to her home in St. Louis after visiting with her sister, Mr* 0. C. Gantt, M n. Lena Aullck arrived res­ ts rdty from Tampa to be the •at of her ooe, J. E. Baker and Leslie Want. K Lee Bauman, aon of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Bauman, I* 111 at hi* home on French Avenue a t Twentieth 8treat. Mr. end Mrs. G. R. Best, Jr. have as their guests, M n. W. 8. Thomas and Mlsa Mary Jo Wtkefleld of Rockingham, N. C. Dr. and M n .. Fay Camoroi of Tampa will be the weekend guest* of M n. Camerou'a slitcr, Mrs. Lula Mfllrr at her horns an West F ln t Street. M n. Cheater Daniel* and Hr*. T. R. Jackson have returned from Orlande where they accom­ panied Gwendolyn Barintau, who *r the car* o f a baa been specialist re. Mr. and Mrs. Henry McLautin, 8r., have as ih slr woerend guests, Mn- McLaulln'a bro’.herfiulaw and slaters, Mr. and Mn. R. A. Bollinger, Mrs. A. J.-Smith of Macon, Ga., and M n. R M. Morgan of Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. William Reich­ ert of Longlsland, N. Y. who have been spending s rre n l months In Ijtkrland are the house guest* of Mr. and Mrs W. S. Thornton at their home on Weat F ln t Street. Mr, end Mr*. Reichert will sail for their homr on Wednesday. Linda Leonard Ih Honored At Party Honoring her daughter. Linda, on her sixth birthday, Mrs. J. M. Leonard entertained with a iy party at her home on Avenue Wednesday after. tis m . bh Jackie tic Ip*ted In by th . TWWren. Pickett waa awarded ppa. rixa In th* peanut hunt and anlc* Reel a prli# for pinning the tall on the bunny. Late la the afternoon the small guest* were ushered Into th* dining room where the birthday cake, surrounded with fern e*d pink cut flower* cen tered the Uce covered tabla. Aft er singing “Happy Birthday" to the honor**, they were served ice ertam and caka from tabUa which were placed on the lawn “ Popeye" pud “Swertpea” bal­ loon* were given ** favor*, The following children were Invited to ha with I-lnda: Beverly Rearers, Patricia Bradham. Ann* Whitaker, Mary L°11 Copeland, Donna Witte, Join Wright, J talc* Reel. Patty Lee Witt*. Peggy Wright, Joan Urle. Nancy la®, Lucia Goff, Carol* David, Otrolyn Btanley, Mery Ann Wlllktoa, Audrey II (era, Nan­ cy Applebt and Pater Johnson. Also Charles Dunn, B i l l y Park, Melvin PWachar, Tommy Spear, George HArden. David Leonatd, Luther David, Jr.. Billy Prank, Jackie B o h rS ad Jackie Pickett J ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and M n. M. T. Bayne* of Talladega, Ala., announce the ongagement and approaching mar­ riage of their daughter, Btuna Mari* Reyna*, to A rthur Jackson William*, both of this city. The wedding will take p la n at aa early data. HAPPT BIRTHDAY SATURDAY Chart** Edwin Madden / Nancy Walker C. E. Harrell ' Tammy Speer ✓ Mias Esther!** Olnder SUNDAY George 81mm*. Jr. M n. Fred Thurston FAC.W. 'Dormitory ‘ Dance k Bryan and Florida B ute will have dances this students will In tha Landis j»m aad BvTjn own parUr. * ims of Sanford MIDNIGHT SHO .“ iS-’-fti A t L i w ill. Pay Era aka af Brookavillo, MU* PoQy Ckvlrtla.' Lake CIty. and M lm J Ia iT ^ U ja a W n a o a . Jaelu m _ ■ Will Churchwide Roli Call In May The rik 's Club was the seen* on Thnrtd*;.- evening of the benefit bridge sponsored by the Gre-Dcl Huh.Deb Club. .Carna­ tions, snapdragons and nasturHEW YORK, Apr. 10 - ( 8 p * . tlams were used profusely, to ®**l|— Members of the Episco­ decorate the party rooms. pal Church, from Atlantic to PaM n. J. D. Cordell was award­ clflc, are to stand up and answer ed ■ beverage set for scoring th# Roll between May 4 and ll. high and Mra. K. R. Carr >e- Head of the Church, Presiding celved a box of Eaton’s tUtloru' Blahon Henry St. George Tucker, ary for screenolng. Th# door who has launched a “fo’rward In prite, a chocolate rake embossed service'' movement to cover 10 with the Ruh-Deb emblem waa year* of intensive effort for awtrdrd to Mlaa Mary lee Harri- church extension, has proclaimed aon. a rhurchwide roll call, and In the Following the game* punch Peat weeks, thousands of “me*, and cake were served the guest* aongers'* have been trained to by the Hub-Deb members Includ­ make n visitation, to Include ing Mist Dorothy Rung*. Mlsa every member of the church. The messengers will Inform Gwen Hayes, M lu Janet Boyd, Mias Rebecca Lee, Mias Caro] Church people of the general plan Jean Nix, Mlaa Norma Wolfer, pf the forward in service move­ Mlsa Joyce Wardwell, Mlsa Ear- ment, correct and complete rec­ line Kelly, Mlsa Marcia Proc­ ord* of baptisms and confirmstor and Mn. Broughton Wat­ •Ions, birth dates of children, church school enrollment: give kins. GueaU present were: Mrs. H. Information about their parishes for N. Tamm, Mra. Mary Micklcr, Mra. and specisl opportunities W. R. Russell, Mrs. J. E. Camp. service that exist In it, ami seek enlistment In such service, ns Ion, Mr*. Fred Zem nner, Mr*. A. B. Mahoney, Mra. Byron 8qutrea, well a* a signed enrollment whlrh Mrs. D. C. Howard, Mr*. P. L. •ay*: *1 hereby renew my allegiam-e Ray, Mra. W. P. Runge, Mr*. H. M. Rumbtey, Mra. O. P. Hern­ to Jesus Christ as my Lord and Saviour and enroll In the Presid­ don and Mrs. M. 11. CulUUn. Also. Mrs. F. A. Wolfer, Mra. ing Bishop’* program ’forward K. R. Carr, Mrs. C. F. Proctor In service,' so that. In thli hour Mrs. J. M. Hayes, Mrs. W. P. of tired, I may give greeter help th>Fields, Mrs. R. M. Hum*. Mra. In accomplishing through Gertrude Gilbert, Mrs. Sam Church, God's purpose for tbe Maddox, Mra. W. T, Woolley, wWH.” In announcing the roll rail Mr*. Edna Hooker. Mr*. S. F. Lemmond. Mrs. J. I). Cordell, Bishop Tucker said, "God makes Mlsa Catherine Takarh, Mias El­ us# of difficult and dangerous len Hoy, Miss Derirux Hayes, times for the accomplishment of Mta* Marylrc Harrison, Mist Hla rlrrnal purpose. I believe Mary Karl# ami Mlsa Betty th at such o time is here and that God’s .call to iis and to Ills Earle. ______________ ___ C h u r c h Is for sarriflcial service. “Before adequate service can b« rendered, there must he a rc. enlistment of our members, renewal of the vows taken in The ITil Alpha Kappa sorority Baptism, In confirmation, and in th* holy communion. We must entertained with a dance at the Country Club on Tuesday eve­ discover In our parishes ami ning, carrying out a "South missions the Is ten l power of our Amrrlcan" theme In the decora­ members ami then develop that tions and music. Chaperone* for pptrVr. ’The first step In this churchthe evening were Mr*. II. II. Newman and Mr*. Morris Spen­ wide movement will therefore lie a roll call of every baptised cer. Among those seen dancing member by Individuals who have were: Miss Shirley Kick, Mlsa keen Inspired by Hie holy spirit Martha Perkin*. Ills* Nancy Cot- end trained for their task Thu lum. Mis* Ann Wiggins. Mil* roll call should be carried on Connie Mrfall, Miss Margie May 4 in l l . ’1 The bapllird membership of llodsrs. Miss Peggy Duncan, Miss Julanne Howard. Miss Edith the Episcopal Church total* two and a quarter million, and ll b Lovejoy, Mis* Winifred Lovell, Mias Catherine Hurt, Miss Lola hoped that each person old Caldwell, Mlsa Helen Hutchlaon. •Rough to understand the plan, Mias Mary Jan# Robnolte, Mi** wfll he Interviewed end enlisted Bettv Doris Wllllsm*. Mis* Mar­ for active churrh service. garet I-angler. Mis* June North. Mlsa Mary Emma North. Mlsa Helen Stafford. Ml** Valeria Well* and Mis* Marjorie Cog. Phi Alpha Kappa Group Has Dance Program Revealed Also. Mt*» Erma Doudney. Mb* For Annual Event At State C o lle g e ^ m | m j , n, Cochran. Miss Dorl* Isblll. Miss Mary Lodge. Miss Elisabeth Whigham, Mbs Marcia Proctor. Mis* Martha Wight, Mis* Natalie True. George Etek. Duane Tlllla, It'llv Robnolte, Joe Davis, Georso Speer, Buddy Rishop. Tony Hud­ dleston, Lefty Altman, Jute Keyes, Boh Hickson. Dirki# Brown and Bill Branan. Seminole Seniors To Present Play “ False Front*" I* the title of the three-act play which will be presented by the aertior class of SrmlnoU High flehool in the school auditorium next Tuetdsy avening, Apr. 21, at 8:16 o'clock. Robert Bt. Clair, the author, haa tried to prov* that th* major­ ity of people have two aides to their character*—the on# they ■how to th tlr fritnds and rela­ tive*. and a totally different side that tb«y keep hidden from th* world. In order to accomplish thia th# playwright haa made hie charac­ ter* apeak their thougMa to the audience at various times during lha play. This create* an uiuteuel amount of Intercut In the player* and thalr motives, aa wall a* a great deal of comedy. The cast of characters, with Mlaa Catherine Tekach directing. Include! Marcia Proctor aa Emma Blaby. owner of th# Roelful lun; John Dunn aa Clarence, her duUfa] husband | Erma Doudney, ** Jenny Williams, msld-of-all-work; Milton Huddleston as Bob Hep*, the d o rk a t the Inn; Leroy Lang a t Lefty Smith, an Heaped cou­ rt) Mary Martha Emerick a* Ruth Walsh, a lady incognito; Auburn Burrell aa Jimmy Tag­ gart, a fortune hunter tJCIiaebelh Whigham aa Eva Hardlaon, * ■ tH a a M J fth r ia n ik maidl and Dickie Brawn a» , Jrodle Wlfllam* a t Florida But# -t ; 1 t h e n a t T MrTHODiiT o i r i t n Farit Av*nu« t n 4 F irth S|r«#pt i Inca tnd irrillh with Key to tha ftcrlplurti1* in Mary Battier Eddy; *"Jf Truth l* nverLoming error In Huntlay s ch o o l, l:l& A M. O F Four dally walls and con variation, you ran flnallr »ay. T have fought M rK aj r, 9uparlnU fic.ini. II. V a good fight .. I hivii kept tha K i p p , HMitatant. M o r n l n # w o ru h lp . 11:0* n V I w k ; faith,* btCRui* you are a better •♦rmopi, "UnrlithlMniR Mammon man. Thi* la having our part In an d Trii# J l l e h * t w; miihlp liy th* tha at-»w*-»ii®r»t wiih Truth and t>r. (W. F. Hutirman. Fait or r* m i) ar rh olr. U Vnuri* F il ip lF a m c r i l n * ' L o t ®" ( p w o ru h lp , P 00 o'c lo c k ; “On Thr OutuMp*1. mimic O K M N Lvrnlna •pfmttn. b) 1 flfi p I h r T o u r * Ppuptr'N c hoir A t t e n d a n c e o n th * p a r t n f f t I s» ro il T O I'H .a ritA F D O O K th e ru m en * rtnwars arr fln.l'a ihnttghlB of baauty tnltlna form in gladden oVIuch mff tin* —Wtlbrrfore® All Tt«ltnm mr* cordially wcl* m o r t a l gac ► C"ni*p| In raAtrrn land* t h r v t a l l c I n flown ► , din, i r11 tn a a ar land rhrir Till: FIR«T f n r .s n iT rn i v s tov#a ami corns —I‘r» rli aI c h i n o t V. n n r o w n l s s , D. I) r s s t o r Flower® «r# Uiv®!* trim t tang* K ttn ilB v s F rv tr® s a n fn llm v * on g® —-Park lt®n)*min ) U A, M Simdsy Hchool II dfl ,y M Morntha Wor*hlp *T1a writ on ranh, tin loaf and t la F M. J r a n i l Kr Young fin war Feopt®, Lnv* hath nn* ric® mn® r®alm, T Sd | | . FJve ndnjr W o r s h i p on® pnwsr —Mary llaksr Kddy rs n i. % IVmP.VAN MI TItOIIIAT Th®ro I* no! Ih® l ®a #i flowar fiirn n i hut arrma to hold up 11w |i®od and "Weleoms I'hsp*)'* in look pltRiaanily, In ih® aacrot lt»v. It. M. Il'tftklr, I'lMar •®n«® of ih® goruln®*® nf Its h®»Htiodav Hehoiil |(» no % \| Frrarhlnf ftervlr# ll no a m vsindy M a k e r —Woufh Nr min® by *h® iiAPtor F.v®fy rn®9 la an autograph Thr Hills rhur.'h In Ihr Wild­ from ih* litind *'f Mod on Ilia wood Mienda a wtlromr to nil world nhoui in II® ha* ln®rrtbort 111r thniiflihiA In ih*®® marvatloua M U S T IIA F T iaT l l l l l l f R I hl*iogl) phloa which vena® and Park Avfiyu* a« HHih Nirssf pctmrs hit.*, th*#, many iboiia* YV F Itrootia , J r , Fa Atin ■vrid year*. I*®®n as®king to undsr* Slintlaj ht'hfml f IS A M ■land —Thandorn park *r M"t ring W urahlfii I on A Ti alnlng rntnn * oil F \l itoi.Y i H o i i F r i a r o r s i » ' ®nlng U‘<»rhhlp 1 fiu f * M rM iu rti At Ih® ®v»nlng htuir ih® lt®v Ylariln l l r v n , lt®®inr 1*1 Orln | A*»(t®1a(Ion r h*. L>t|y CentmunInn 7 m a M I’lilVrraH j haa I'harg>® rt!r i h ® Church Nobool s 3® A Ml Morn Ins prmt*r and aerrmtn It U ■.lii'MiiJf n®rl v® | f>n V \l A \l I ir phoh®a fur hard ..f l > » i H * B f h ‘H «if \|t mfnl.il Jlnnk, li *ar Ig|pt ^rt|fi|»l* Mfr J l« lrtg)®v, Mrs. \ |w il ,,fw Wr Ir n r n n A M Fhllipa \t»" N'jiit.’jr IHght* on m i : r t 11. l i i n m t u if iiv \t 11: Y o u n g F n t | i l . ' w N*rvPcc I . i n ® 4 an F M Mnhf-trd -orlandu llnsi. It*grind Al 1Ki*1v Crow# Kplacuna I Cburcb. Hit! Nlop IJaht innmrriiw msvriiing m ih® ®l#v®it <Urrrtce \V Mr Pinna Id. I'awlnr iiVtork -®rv|n\ a lo-aultful book Pnnday Nrhont !» A M Mnrnlna Wnrahlp II Ad a M of mrftior i«a and thank nffirlnga R*rii|nn l nplr "Hod'a ItsMrnlnln® « 111 b® f d<cai®d Mp®c Ia I mutl® Fa war " will h iilt lb® oceaalcui; «o1oa by Mra. J L Inat*r and Mn A. M. TTI'I' 7 f»a F M Phil Ipa, and a f.io! ’ Th* Magda* P \ siting » «9rwI*11* 7 H F M NVfmnii Inplr "\|l*lnnr|irAiiR| Irn®1* wHh rhnlf olihHgatn In adtlllHm m a r-4\itninn t'f Nchlll* llflr'w HHf '* log'# "Chfisi Out Pa®®nv®r* M u l ’ W**sk praysr W silns«t!av PKRrtHKII ' I' M nvonhwr* of th<* ch u rch h CBrtir*!- h uraTtls Pine* I m p o r u m • ry to n# a n n o u n c e ! T h e R t , R e v . Henry S t . George T u c k e r , a b o v e , h e a d o f the E p i s ­ copal C h u rch , la leading n c h u r v h n - i d e m o v e m e n t for t ' h r b . lien s . l v a n c c . tin* frnturi- is n r o l l r a i l t o hr r n n d u r t n l Mnv 4 to It. Greek And British Lines Remain Firm Despite Nazi Blows pi iiipUcnt ihp n on rwal'wiivA 1‘rtam P n*p ft**1 ClrerV line Hemp** Mixrodonin \* hnltlinu f i rm r c i t l n s t hasmuH n nf Almost i n e r H i M r f u r y hy m i u i > i o f G e r m a n Atiock tn»oiis, th® GriMpkn MtinutiiHv^ r a r l y tm Uy. I rom Mmitil (IlympiiR njm the tiirmiptii Ih® c v m r a ) valley n f t h e Alinktinm R iv e r , a n d on west w a n t a r o u n d f a r r v e n a , th e new ilrfi’iiArw r««|)olli‘d nil e n e m v p r e s i u r r , t h e ( I r r r k r o m to a n d do rlarrtl " O n 11\«* A ItinniAn f ro n t mir i m o t i n r o t w nn AHmninii soil w i r e I'Hrrietl ou t m lm ly ,'* it -I h I imI It wiir in t ho wr*t t h a t t h r Britinh i m p r r i u l fororn a n d th® f i r r r k a mitTounfully ninde n fornM w ilhilrn w a! to Ininch up t h e i r d r fr n«r> T h e ro ad s, w h lr h rjsir(*Ic down H i* m o u n t a i n * o f n n r t h r r n U r r m ’, w»-r® th ick w ith t h e t r a f f i c of thi* Alllwt a r m i e s a s th** f l r i t i d i p i n rt n u nc ii t iin ia r a n d th e (I rook s r w l i f i i 'd «1•• ariKATiar l?a"l Nr(i* « m i1 Mirs*t lino fo r f u r t h e r r n d a t n n n ’J'intHv Nfhnt.l * A M n -ctificatlo n . d«**critM»il in t»ifi 11 W •'>1lic *i1 n i P v r n t n p Her • Ir e 7 Ifl Hrititth u t a t c n n n U a* n or i n i I* U Krn<|ln a Itnnrn II.Mir* 1 no in n ith itrn w fll to n Ahtirlor lm** oS'lMeli nti Tiiv'tlain ami FM d efi’ime, wan, h y m ilitu rv n* c sit y, unetplMini'di f u H * r i t I N |7 O P A T O S'K M FN T " But on a thiriu w a s kn o w n * Th« If tl..’ MNhJrtrf t.f Ih'l I.CSSnfi . Allied fro n t lines a r e unh rol • «■ Noiunn whlrh will i.w re-ad in of 1"ll fl»f Hflfhllrt on th e Allied rlifht flank. %vho«e PtiMO-hea ' lo nti®hem rise- IVIlf 1,1 un Murids* the ( io r m a n s a r e fliniMnK m i m t ’it A|<T11 *fl an d fo rm id a b ly a rn irtj fire® 6 Ih** Moldrn T»*A1 i* All Ihlris* airainst th e f r o n t liulwiirked h\ 1 i’ 4 of fl.*. khn hath ri-rttirteilrr# ■ • i«i him*i»If i-v J...... I'hrl-i and Moun t O l y m p u s a n d th e 111r»dn - lirtth glvsn |.i nw | hi mI®1m«fv ,,f Mou ntain ^ r ■r.,r>s*|||* >Ion" til I'ortnlhlanw & Vet, If t i r e f o e is saved hv tht4 m Vinon a Ihr r 11a11rm• whlrh mm v a lia n t s t a n d it will ho a pr*«t fti* Pri-'on irini«h t* thr fnl ern T h e r m o p y l a e , for thi* d*d< to! '"Ulna Mom Mn llitils Mai It h I h r Ms f or * lii.1h.sn h n Me t r e * r r s a r e p r e a t l v o u tm n n l.e ritt At le a s t ID divisionnut * ' " M r I n t o f i n l i M l e o h t »h*. h | ® n .1 Lri no »|raw nr a i with a UMmaatitl w a r p la iie s pfe lieinK ,,f »rur hear* ||, foil aextra nr«- nf th r o w n at the A lh iil n r h t an d f " ! l h h a I I n s n o r h > * r t > “ r i l n k l r f ,^nrr * rent# r Tin y ur«' miMdinir the fmm an n il n j T h ® W l i l l r H o o k t o li® d » d l r a l ® d w a a p r v p a r a d b y Nt Ma r k " a ‘C h a p ­ in of i h® W t i n « n ’» A iiv l l l a r y u n d ® r t h** d i r e c t i o n o f M r a A m e l i a VoM® Ii c o n t a l n a I h® r e c o r d n f evert m e m o r i a l I n t h e c h u r c h i n* if» l h ®r o tih t h® nam* of t h® d . ' t m r a n d f«>r w h o m it h a a b e e n placed in i n rf i i o rt ti r ®p r ®t ® n t ® i icai'a work of t hisarrh, ar* r *na®oi ®nl anil final p r r on r a t i o n . H o u n d In p u r ® w h i l e l e a t h e r w i t h *ailri lining, it*® r * a g r ' ar® ar n n « " 1 in I n n e r |*jif *ivl® | n a l l o w for addition® ciin i* T m u u n i i iii n r ii . i.m iin (Min H®v Msriln Ht on in *tiarg® I’vmifif (iriivei an* nddr®*s in I* M <oM jptrn\ t io %ai i hi m ii F . i t k A v®nu® aru' l T b l r * l Mir' »®f 1 HrrtutnJ It .u*i Miop. i ®r N ii ii it a r H. .......... i f , y M V| sv»111A# H*MI®, || llo A M *v®inii#n is% Mte pnatMf Rolt)®®!, ' A llrirtltsis* ii - **im I Ml { of I. V•• T1»» *’ WHIP. M 1ho ■h r I i t . ' <i ' U ' i . ■nun i l l . ® 1(V ■ t tf I h® Nf I vl i-c TALIAHAHflEE. Apr III v H h h ptirw « * | n f > t mo'*t itiitdH>rn of hnn«t to Viand 11*sill Iin pa T* ' m ik , t f 'M itM i® (Special)— Official procram fur r e s l i t nlire, rNlHRpiallv ill I he K l Th* I . MX t, St-ffOi.n a l*n Irtrtiolr d vr« I ••• - H u -*• 1 ht f.-.rii. •. f Mr® the fifth snnual "Parent, liav*" lahal .i M'ftnr n f lit® r e n t e r ••f folios lur |. 1 S- vgr from flisl Ft a I in ■M I ‘•IT I *Ik \ V' ft U*' Hi 1 It Tit. I It®r -Ml Iona! observance May I t at Florida ■a, I | • It11 On th e nirlit ! • U e r m a n rol- « Or 111I M *1. I Poo felf too,| V|®ri'a i hill m i el# i»fi Thor®de v Stata Cnllrrr fur Women wa« an­ Uioti", MM*efn|tu/ tile cruel nVo |H*S ri.iilr® n I Ih' f • 1®1 1’ MrtipB® ft* nounced today h r Mi*a Anna fo u r row* i| m ' | i ►•■•in ineRhauat* * 4 . The i p e a k c f I* In Sitm iH May Trarv. general chairmen, till. T h e wliiuy Ini t iinionir thr»n Itu n of Tnvarr*, who |i r»• i I*H®d i\ ,-niiiiit I • t ti*| It'.-i in • in maov dietitian el the .State I'ollrge ami i# m o n u m e n t a l and I he l iuln <* a r e ( th® c®fiMAl- tif FHfMfM' Thiformer pre,id»nl of the Amrrl- |ikli'il Vd^h « |. i t ’ii •..aau®ui®h> in rt'*poh®® rmn Dletetir Association I.V H ll AIM lnvllrtll"fl Ki' 1R ft I Some etttim atf* tdaet* th® i h r . It|■ f" f MOftcfirnrtc#- ia®t iicfnlu-r Principal events will he a gar. m a n d ead in tlr»'*re a* hlitVi t>*| den party in th* open air theater Ml ,000 Bill -tiB lliey c o n n ’ Friday night, Mav 2; * forma On® Ilnti-Vi Hu rtigr rrictm en i, lion awimmlng progham hy the \a itli ii 1'riunl li i« itf®. Ieai*ted l" M-eerafUa®* f ta n f t f a <)•*» Tarpon Club and May Day pro­ the la^l r«um I o» n pub * A »u r. for a n d replied gram with crowning of the M*v v tv i n / of f o n t -I I it tliiA w ay Queen, both aalted Saturday af­ A ft w member a of the rom inlt••After « litfik • I i 'l a r k . the tier ternoon. May .1. idii 11« nan I lh< i1 m f a i it r v u p the t®n Imik ih® poaition, huwev/r, \Tefte to the classrooms fist h r finir dei'|i V\ • m ow ed do wn that inasmuch n® many exclae unlay morning as well as to ram the f i r *1 thin* r o u * . hu t w® f a n tair® now in force nftually a f * ) pus buildings end to the Florid# ou t o f hulli tr w Ill’ll t h e f o u rt h aalra tail'-, t h r r r waa no remion why n gcnrral impoat of that Geological Survey museum on the " eampus that morning ere other cam® In th® air ih* m i m e ri e a l ill- fhariu-lrr ahmthl not he employed Lclivltlea open to the parents: |i®rioril v «>f R»* t l r r m a i i a wa» In Ih* c u r r m t em ergenry. Chairm an lh.u/htt>n ®aid Ih® •1*o vtilts to tha rolleg# ramp even / r e a l o r ihnn on laud M y . flva mllas from Tallahassee and n a t l - «*f •11\ * l.omhi'M ronm tantly coni mil toe would meet Monday in elnard aca®ion, probably with rolleg* dairy two miles away. a r e hsrRMiii).' 'h> tlefen d en i a n d ri'prearntativea of the Tha visitors also are Invited to th is a p p a r e n U y •» th® ( i e r m a n aomr •it In at th* regular May Dsy Bolutmn t»i th® rodiired e fftcian ry T reasury P c p a r tm r n t , to make .lane* to be held flatunlev eve­ of t h e l'a j i t i T dlvlalun® 111 th® a preliminary rartvaaa of the alU uatlun ning, May 3. Sunday mnrnlnt ivtuunttiin round ry. “ We'll probably decide than they will be welcomed to Tell* 1.4*n * m. p r o u d city of T h w u l f . heatfe’t churches. f i rs t w r r c k o l hy ear thnuali® a n d when we will ®tart nubile h e a r ­ ing®.** Houghton ®ald. “ If we Registration will tske place In aVnmtoned I v t h r r l v il l a n p o p u ­ the college dormitories where latio n . la a I fh a d l y p a r o d y o f a complete the lob In two months rtudenta mav have their mother* fU y. Tine IKirn li* a n d nMictiln#- In txilh the Rouge and Henmle, ■< guest* Thursday, Friday and /tins h av e co m p leted th a deatruc* we'll he doing remarkably wall. Saturday nights. May 1-3 In­ tion which Ih® a a r t h i i u a k r o f Imat Of rotirae, we hope/ we can ge t Waal to** CBS sareicsd fi(bi swayf Is o iic iu a |, or t lubrituioa through fwfore th a t.1* clusive. Parent* will receive ■ h r h n i a r y Ih-kiiii # ha W# has# O ra all sad ws'U n il Fremdrnt Roosevelt told hla jo lr w map Of th# campus and a folder ior f n . oar m m lauus, beia beta* ywmi cmt la *s ffast mlauus, n*aa conference he had not the sboqj points of interest in Tailsintent Idea of how the new ll t o y o u r d o o r p r o m p t l y . N O haste* upon reglalering in the a u i G i roR n i l s s ir vice. revenue * ought to be raised. T hat, dormitory guest hooks. he said, Is for the determination A Ust of available rooms where JU S T P H O N E 9121 of the House committee. fsthen may stay near the esmpm It being prtperad also. Th# visiters may take their meals in p#n»ion, in.) an occasional "stake this period In tb* college dining from National Varlrly Artists, hall for a nominal sum. Inr. NEW YORK, A i t Tenant# who hrard tha cocka­ T his Is th* story «*f »" oU ,wb, i* too rrylny, “Goodly, Mother,'' cockatoo and an dgc«1 YaudavllU for mora than an hour today headliner, "M lk KranteaU. whd ram# doan and found th* seed died yesterday with the bird si star dead. Mrs. H. M. Walaon spoke on long mourner, atNlklng about' the STATION "law ns In Florida" at the meet­ room crying, ••floodby, Mother. Oklahoma produced poul' Caraar First BL A Freach At* For y itff.' tk'fure hard tlfnea rodurt* worth 128.000,000 ing of the Dirt Gardener* Cir­ droppad 940. cle of the Sanford Garden Club came and the at tb* bom* ef Mrs. W. B. Ship, out of vaudeville, tVii^F itiirrgo in Mil*. F ran n aU • trained bird py yesterday morning. Naming ike different grasses act. The bird, Jneklr, never for® suitable Tor Florida tb* speaker go t i t He retained an air of faded told of I m car* aad. planting to mska thorn beautiful. Discussions grandeur in Vie one-room tent® rru entered Into by the mem- ruent walktt|i -where they lived. One by one, TMadeinolaelti had v* following her talk. la ta th* New Tha guest* were then Invited parted with th# nlh*r bird* la ____ Custssa Pen to view tfee roses In Mra. Bh.o- MV set, to f#( money; but Jackie j py’a garden aad were told tlm remained. Wa specialise la badlvMaal permaaaat “Mother, 1 I bt , you, he^ would methods of growing rose*. A wavaa far each a i ear diacrimiaatla® tyga^nam ber of persons attend- sap la r a u .(oua r o u tones, perched on patrana. Gaauall aa ah ant that wav* w b k i th* an a of. if. i e r chair with hi* will aaher yaw fait* cm a*w sms — with head tilled. all OM faadaiw* tre e s ad which yaa’va she responded, Some times NO MILEAGE FEES draamad. Wa base ear i w a m s t wave* faekia, Moth Mother Is very ai*k.“ “Jackie, “O. poor Mother. Rick. What* TALLAHAB8RK. Apr 19 — M V - Tbe s-pram# eourt r»»ter- tha m atter!" hs would ask. _____ o T 'i h * Tenant* or tha hauaa Mid •ode which pro- bird's boon* voice had a rentier enforurment of- M ta far Mile. 117 N. PARK AVE. entitled to fooa or _______ TO. II# waa 19. Bar real name waa Parable Law, TELEPHONE TIT I® sha retired seven ysar* at® a Uvlat with a i^erkins Seeks To End Coal Workers Fuss CAu D(UV(RV SERVICH Cockatoo Mourns ‘Goodby, Mother’ As Mistress Dies r. “Lawns In Florida” Discussed At Meet a H. ENGLISH GULF SERVICE f liaabotk Bala, tak e- Miaa Lan- toudatrom. , AT THE CH URCH ES Socfety Program ]* Cut Out By Wfaidsors BRACT, Apr. IJ9- UP>-; nftw arrivtog yeatarday and tlm dnaheee had U .Palas Beach m and m rw tfuiiy FORWARD MARCH i.1 frw haura bafora the arri‘ * iW taO . Ca| * i amfour. a wS!m/,S £ r ? a ! t ' . ou. IN ■ rfm m m IK fe ■i r ' r ry. '*»L-®i 4 m \ * u / ’S >'** sU uhV ‘*a \ �B oater, H o o ter — “TOBACCO BOAD" * tth C harter Graprwta, Marjorie Rambeae, Orno T i m o r ro d lE iahoth Patterson. AUo, Boater l a t t e C i o U j , Cartoon a t e M M Tutadar, Borgahi D or, doobte footer* - l "VICTORY" with Frederic kUrch o a f B ottr Field. Aloa—"FOOTL1UMT Wadaoadar, Thursday—"T O P P E l RETURNS" with Jaan Blondell, Reload Yongg oad Carol lo n d b . AUo — "CKlIUi DOSSNT PAY" . . . "YOU THE PEOPLE" la d U atvm al Friday, Saturday—"ACROSS THE BISKRA E m .lt aad Loaaa W alters Alto 4 "THE LI KEEPS A DATE" with W a r m William, Prmn aad Eric Blare. Alaa Oartaoa aad! SorteL --------------‘ ‘ * 11.80 P. If. April MONSTER AND THB 0 ‘ Bilan Draw, i P a d Lokaa aad Gcorgo IALD McBRIDE. KI/ m Kaos aad Atea Mowbray headline an tending cert la the arraamlng comedy, "Footllght Favor," to bo JOAN W next Tueeday a i the Rite Theater. The pletere ie a scresm i atari to m ia h and foraiihM bread comedy high lOapanM alap«tick cpUodva, oaa after another. ON DELL, Boland Young aad Carole Laadte ere Dirt* of fig player* to ha earn next Wadiwaday and Thuradar In ’a -Topper Return*." With BUlle-Bark*. Patty S tl l j aad och.it*r7’ Andtrvon, they contribute many morry ttetet. it af Um atary. fOOTUOHT La Woodworth Dan Woodworth Lanyard IT, end Loan* Walter* a rt ton-packed thriller o«bed tiled ° W N TERROR cloud, the South Boa bland rojnaaeo of Predorlo frlday aad Batarday, Elllelt North and Betty field la Joeeph C o n r a d e x c itin g nor*I, YVleupportod by a fine Columbia tery" ta ba ehown aa part of a double feature program a t the Rite next Tu.ada* Tutaday. ’ FBICH DELIVERY TELEPHONE 9122 &C. LIQUORS N«w f lo o n M ufM tei Ig porfccU ou •B « o l i flo o fg Rtedo UJw W " . If fU E A C A N - , t h 6nb m i n . u ix M u n i .akr Commander and Mr*. Leonard D r.r ware the weekend x u .it. of Mr. and Mr*. Newton Merrill. Mr*. J. E. fitrak.r, who baa been a guest a t th* Lakavhrw Ledge for lha paat Mveral week*, left Sunday for her home In At­ tleboro. Mai*. Th* regular monthly town mealing waa held Monday night, Apr. Id. The Community Houa* waa filled ta capacity ta hear MaJ. Paul Crank, soldier, lea. turw and writer apeak an "Th. Trojan Ilona", or the fifth col. umn tn Florida. MaJ. Creak dla. do**d authenticated facte relat­ ing to Communlant In this coun­ try and he atreeaed th* aeeeeelty of vigilance an tho port of every American. Mite Helen Baas baa recovered from/ her recent Ulncsa and la plaguing ta return to her claaaaa nextf week. Hip Caesetberry Fir* Depart, m e a l through prompt action, saved th* home *1 Mr*. Florene* or penal el lend •It .at* I mlaete C H . t r , flerUU. (*• im h. W ..I H alt *t Block PICTURE MAttv lT h it E •e l |) 1,", • m U tl A 3 Tei Jean* B. •Sato. m Car. j i i Yi « are aer* 1*8 ;LATELY? U * •tl? >*en_te‘- v PetekTIi rig a V tfn e rJ W K .’S l TfUd. 4 __________ �^T> v*: ■' . •-' ' X / " ’\ ' eiasw s m u c " ■«■■ ! s i r e i n i« F L O R ID A , IKMi .U j SM L. _ . rA G i n » » | mmm L.I I ■ f t h i l l l »*r fr- •Locala Score Six In P iF iit 3 Inningsi Spartan Net Team Stop NatV R a lly b :llth Victim _ In Finishing Frame OfHot Hatters • ______ Bunching m e n M u and »!x . r u n in tha flrak three Inning*, - tha Belhihole* took inch a healthy lead orar Orlando last night, tha N ati n m r caught up and loat m___ __8 to „ 1.. • the game Tonight the Sanford boya face lhe DeLand Red Hata in their flrak formal meeting, though tha, rival nine hai already trounced Stanford i twice In pre-aoOeon Sanford alarted their (three Inning rally In the t i n t when Justice hit a alnaie and atole two to com* Into acorlng poa i UcRaney lined out a tingle. W In tha Second Inning' lha boya went .wild knocking out three hlU for a total of four run*. Booth canta up with Itaira loaded and drove a beautiful double o u t to lig h t field, acorlng all of the • runner*. Well had already acored In the Inning by getting on with n tingle and coming around to acorn on an error by Brailnskl, Justice played a teaiilifu! game at aecond beat making throe . putouta and eight aaalata, one putcut and aaaiat on a double "len be fielded a hard hit ball, ran to touch aecond id tin brew down to f l n t 'tha batter. only one putout CJ during the game but, that thi no* play lent him running ppalitaell afte r the ball in centarr for. n •hoi itring catch th a t had the " 700' fani out of their aeaU. Ifodton (track out four men A during the nine inning* and *1lowed four turaea on tail* but give up only two earn id rum. Four errom by the Sanford men accounted for aoverat of tha rum. _ Orlando* bid lha gam* V cam* in the ninth Inning when ‘ the viaitort had climbed up to within three run* of th t local*. Ippolit*, pinch hitting for Lewis, cracked out a single and mad* second On a fielders cholca .whew K GHINESB TH REAT new lirulrnant, junior tirade, in "By Jack Sords |Mjss Owen And Bitsy Grant the naval reserve— film aetor Dougins Fairbanks, Jr. 'Mrs. McGarry Topples Riggs IPlay finals In 4*Set Match i CSS ' m ataon tennia team1* U th of the aeaaon jreaterday aa Rattora captured four out of flea tingles and both double* inatehee for a 8 to 1 victory. ■ Boh Brown, defeated by Jliu Organ, wa* tha only -HatUr play* or losing a match. Remit a wHh StaUoa player* named f ln t: BlUr Pavla d*f*fcto.l Walter Beaalay. 8-f, M l 0 « « r* Rliton tl f f a t H Hob H lW Ji }-*• Myers, 8-7. 8-d, Bob Brown l««t to Jim Cryan. 8-7, 1 -8 p Harold Smith defeated Pick Bllchler, fl-S, 7-8] SUn Rathbun and Putt* defeated Rlichter and Cryan, 7-8, 0- 2 : Rlaton and P*vl* heat Henry and Myers, 8-6, 8-8. Defender Lookn For Kramer, Of Rolling! -1th Straight Win Meets Kovncs In I To £Vt New Record Seml-Finaln Game! I H n i.l.v w n n p . Two •*- pfthh* . 'jb d * JG rtA S O A D S i FlGrtfS SINCe TOWWfr p a re s n o tiA n N I*’ Hi* *21 v e i l 1 Id n ‘ H I* • *t w m 1x l i m n e r , ltt>ni(i, T h r r r hAB#* l i i i - 1,0 .., M V a llf f Ml«IIe- Fl InihHei. J1|>.| I, r 2, (JhlrapU lit.mill M aerlfler* Itoy.l, 4l |«lmy*. J UP Ore* to I^ V n lU y , iw II A rm ti ll; U 1* u i « M H B a . U f l r»*i ItaMpa, Ha n r ter ll 4, O rlm ndd 1 H u b *- o n h„iu. . iff Clmary I. ?**«<• i. H g tlm n » RI r u n It Un i, b y 11 m.1non #. r i M t v l, L s w l a 1. ) H lm n f f f ’lp n ry r* in t In nll lX* . I ’t M b d tiAlla. <11 t b, . ■ el5*La vH thvr. n .* u » Tffcdsll ami T**t>** fm rlr#*, p ■i / i\ DEOICATE LEESBURG. rial)— Isaki* — T h e U n iv e r s it y >,f F i n n , l a g i l f In ara d e f e a te d th e U n i v e r s i t y u f P e n n s y lv a n ia , 12 1 - 2 t„ s 1- 2 in a f iv e , m an n u .tr li here y e s ­ t e r d a y . I | w a s I he f o u r t h w in e u t o f (e v e n d u a l meets fur lilt* t ln t o r r . B u d l l u l b r r t n f I'r n n s v lv n .iiu ,n .'> tu rn e d In e n r.ls u f 72 ( „ r • I. Apr. 10 — (.Spc b e st ro u n d s. T o d a y th e ttrsl• r y o if .-r s in r o u n l y ’s lim it 1.1 II w ill 1Rollins Collrpe ut dedicated. May I. The Im kel The sum m ary t i l l ? ] County H ealth D epartm ent wr.ll' First fours.,.i.e anrmngy for a n open house . I h u ll ( P t 1 1 . 2 . 2;O0 o'felock. Dr. A r t h u r W New ( F ) 2 1 -2 , H e , , | T lit, director of the l.itl. i* l 'oil II ty Health D epartm ent, will lie > charge u t n r r a n g o m rn i- (PI Hi Inn.i*> M e r r ill \t .! A . '- .ln .Si, III. illll llie ll I I1 iK T iim r y Till* nftcrnrn.il O uklm ui, Fmiik nirrl . f pkk *4. n iijl Jfitk knuiii'i rrrm n n c n tH I 1 I u n i i i* i D.' I11lliff k kCe'lll m pull pull is,** l’e'lll I vV 1lie tit Ms’t . A l I V i ll lilt* > t i ll 111. 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FVCIZVaOCN • / - BUT my n iic r p ic r u c t r BG rm c he in CO..S-/1 - Be c a u s e A ncn-ntA T PIT f-x^XlStClNCW CCD* tha n k s rcx± n(E I CAM LICK T H i T THE G 0 Y W H O S E M T M fiT H A T Hy FRAN STRIKER ,-^ anomcress MORE MHER£ THAT | L1 CAME n a O M . , riLGCT-1 EVEN WITH VOU t, pcfi rvas u m i * r j.TV-v. \ LX •• ♦Tc r p (1 H r ■ ■ ■«.’* . { * ' • , •jSSjifijsJ1to''■ ' )W . / CM im ) k s luk" ).gri, nl.m nl ,oi,s.o are.ni I justmetit Avrflur Ju*l Off 1irni*«i Avriiu# I Mis M. t i a m wil.. II, 1.1 m l tl , 1 A p p r n s t m i l . l v H . ihw .imhi .■ June rlnp s- in I ' m , It,.ll. p llrln d, | m a . n i t " ' e |. ni .I to u .h si l l „ . , l , ■ ilk 1). f llA R W V H 'tr A |. r | "I an,I it wns l u i ’essi i v in i n e n - u ie f i it m e r s who The ri*mHiMiii|r )»i \ (flp, mil s. iils too Florida til Hi.ft Whi* vii«4 j»%vii \ proK rim 1,!i'*. f iftllftt ii P h luiM w n * Im*ii t mrn lft v ill lw* mi i.l t i * ti n t. 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' it*Rin III i Turn bit ion n f th v .ii|.if la(.-.* * n tl»‘ • lift liplr, ?t * n . t i*mih # Mi' • . n i l . *M Gator Golfers Take 4th Win; Meet KoMins (JA INKSVILLE. Apr M isr « 1Hir*v in iKr i»H' • T om m y ItThCM n r n o r t.la and TO - f,n HOUSTON, Tey . Apr pi .1 v r t - 1 *—01*1 W ith n mnirnifh't’nt rxhl-t *■ "‘l i ; M i’** *n t l i *j k«, i n «»vi r lMilis* A l l . hi . H -H m -j ■i.i i IftiV'", t li.iiA \Vi*r 1: ( | ,lli’ye*. m i l Dil i 1 n l l . i ■1 t ui. ni M> 0 m e'll fi |ttl|>C9 t' I , It, III, * fl |'| I , I I n ; Ml I i.e* H | | | | . | tWlM M lV ' I . i b ]* j ti l i l u u g I 'l a v r i f n r t KHr ii&tMUHl - 1.11,1 8«r J ( i ,i ! , i t bit'll Iim « / * 1 1 ,i;ia la K r n m r i ii u.i I * t : >i . i .** .t t h I l y r . T | R»die’h Hot. I l.likthCf %i i t t t i l I h r r i i) i1111• f tMill iii ; T.< ,. I f . r niftl'.I xml rl i > ♦. P , »» 4 t r i m n n n i * it.. Is.in i 1 m ij 1t *<i in..it r - x- ■11Ik * mthur*, Ivit1 1 nitit II..i lk’, . 1Mi.i i.iilliti'i ■t -1 ■ti. • M r * I a tillin'1 IStft ?, it 1. *i tit! M i ' i i t t n * 1 . *i»tftf I’l l ! lit | kl, n h i ,,| i ii ■tk *-l 11 v» n f.;i l 1(i ,■11.11.11. Nil | IMit m ii f ti i v iiikit ll.k|«.» Sv - I Ml f IM*lh !*• I it ’Til |lnlDl> IBlikini I **Mr 11* ml'Jdt.’e'.l ...in - Wil I'll V1! he'll M l It. 1/ tin* fn in i M. H \ .if '•!miii ) nf k tii^x- h I wt.I l* 4. I* I MM* !• ll It D av/ID K ui kbhksN bu/ liToaiaal HI •T? in» *if t u n n y a I it i-no o u n U T . w i l l | *Ifi v -‘lit h o l e * n f g o l f ti tif nv w i t h t lit* j l*tI »• hi m i n t e vv um e n 'w * I n m| | i j i t i i d h i p nt Htiiki". I h ' f t rtthitv* t hi n u i i o n rm iu v * f t w i ' n i*f Jitrlfw on vlklf m ill M m * M « i k M .’l * 11 1 y . . f S t l VI or* b u r n , ti n - m iiL ili** ), i t ' r n l i h i ' t l n u t 10 I “ h* \ u t>.»t. I ’l i i ln v t o f i n v c I h r w * v fo r t h e ir hut lie Ippolit* and allowed him to make aecond on tha throw In. filtk dropped the throw In and Pomlngtici advanced to. thlnl.The, >^ * next batter up, Womack, flyed out to right Held but the base runner held hi* ta g and stored on -the throw In. Only on* run behind the Seminole* the Orlando drive tagged and tha neat bailer (truck out, Butka collected a ilngl* gla but Lee hit a high on* to right rlgh field fag the third put out id end of the game. amt Highlight* of the game were rrn■«At * tlie acorlng tallica of both teams Sanford In the aecond and Orlan­ do in the ninth. La -Vailey lined ^ . s . r J odt a three baa* bit In the third Inning to drive In Pfell for a • tally, while Lea poled a three bagger in the aecond with bate* , Mo >4o i . u u j - B o i ^ C M i d e r e b a HTa m v / e i g . u empty. Jm tlce .itole two b a m , AVAldAj& RAPlp MEADWAy iH MiS PiVtStOM all on one trip around tha dia­ mond In tha f ln t Inning. Both Gillespie and Booth flipped through for a itolen tai* during H u l k s , i t r n t I n ’-KI ,1 I ’f f a r ) . I n Ir. tho seventh Inning. <11111«!■1•* 2, J until . h ■ w it j 11. * k 3. l a S V f k l U f , 4 1 i w l "i n i i l>riT»" M rs(Ud-tMUO Slnskta l4 V d l h 111tiers lei i*. IliaH rv . Iltrku I t n r«« I m H e * ! in >1<-Herd r f ___ _ * * llsnilM in. tt Itsn rjr 2* tlratliit>ky IG hjII x i f.r* Wo mark la . V a lle y , Hh r mm)!,. I. tt in. Di'ittl ictM « J.*sal), *(. .. W oiuR tk. Two I.k-eb it* M r* Hull a III1,.. Apr -1 �_ M llkkeea M M HeUbleea c u t tt'r 'Z X - tela CeUweli. II atewert, Sill ior Gass Play,Will Be Given AtSeminol ool April 22 K Glee Qub Leaver To Participate In State Music Event i startling dad tony .s n & s & Ford war# the shaperenes. to first appearance of the i Club In Tampa .was a t 4iS0 ck Thursday afternoon^ whan h Included aaeh notables as r. C oning F. Tolls of BoothUolrenmy, Prof. Henna of fata College. Prof. Pete# D. eh of Minneapolis, Minn- and !. Giffin ef Stetson Unlversl. U adj^anS “My H eart'la' a Silent Friday bight a t BtOO o'clock tto Seminole High School Glao Chib, combined with approximate­ ly 2,000 other atodenta gave a massed convert. Some ef the songs that they sang are “The S tar Spangled Banner*,' “Ameri­ can Anthem", “Rain and the Hirer*’, end “To Tbee We Bing". On Saturday the eoiolaU of all the Glee Clubs entering the fee. Ural tang their eelectienf. Grace Sehrarn one of Seminole High School's moat gifted •sopranos, represented the local deb. The Glee Club will return Late Will ‘tto #1 Pan-American Day Promotes Interest Between Countries Br a . m. mckay Someone k u mid tluit Um comprehensive and ad adnea is to prepare people to thre i Tn the United Stetee and In pletely. The purposes of a i the lx tin American coan trie* of thle hemlephen, Apr. ' 14 hee been commemorated "Die de Uu Amerlcae” or Pen American Day. This day wae deiicnated by the Pan American Union whleh w ei mtahllahed In 1 «W by the t i rwpubllce of thle heeaieahere. all f t whleh maintain of fleet In Washington. The parpoee of the union le ta m a te a aalrit of friendthlo and understanding be­ tween the nation* of thle con­ tinent. Eight official conferences have been bald b> the various capitals I he has an ever living seal, that of the repobll-e. Cordell Hull. he ha# feelings, th at he can de Secretary af State, le president of the Pan;American Union and some reasoning. The leath er must has gained complete confidence knew th at ska Is bonding for eternity end has, therefore, as* of the LatM American countries. turned a very great responsibility. Henry A. .Welleee has concen­ The teacher receives Into hot trated on Pan American retail one to aocb an extent that ha hat classes terns pupils who have keen troubled hi mac If to maatar the brought up In excellent kemoa Spanlah laitcuase. Thle wae con. with ideal environment end eome eldeiod f f greet compliment by pupils from homes whore nil the l conditions are very unfavorable. tto Lathi Americans.' HnR and Wallace are the The teacher must carefully study leaders In promoting a balanced rack child and must know tow krmlaphera economy with mini, beet ta handle each' case. The teacher should aleraye have mum dependence upon. Europp. To farther Pan American rela­ In mind th a t tto pupil has a tions good-will missions hsvs body, Intellect, and a aoa), and been uent ta Latin America, one that each of these must he wise­ of which was President Roose­ ly considered la tto training a t home. In tto church, and ia the velt's tour to Booth America. Although the Pen American school. The power# of the body, mind and soul era developed and Union has existed for a number of years th e n has never been trained by occasioning their na­ the interest end desire for mu­ tural and harmonkraa activity. *;< tual understanding that there is We learn ta do by doing. The today. This may be attributed to power and tendency of tto mind ■ greet extent to President to observe ere Increased by ob­ Roosevelt's «ood nelghbori policy serving. to Imagine by imagining, judging, to reason which wee born of economic and to Judge by Judging, political necessity. ________. T to w O lty to meBine* the United Stetee he* morlxo is developed by mamorlarealised that the good will of Ing end the power to think by the Latin American countries Is thinking. The study ef methemevital to her In both trade and tics develops the power to learn defense, she has attempted to more mathematics. T to study of any branch of knowledge that trains several powers of Uw mind, Increases Its capacity to master other branches th a t .appeal to ttoee powers. , M m rf# be met In the dealing • child a t home end H tto i room te discipline. Good p#i end goad teachers appreciate meaning end Importance of . discipline er b rtP M |ttsfa|n # take It seriously end latelRre LYMAN SCHOOL By HUDUNB IT U w ikio TONY bud a ■lbirthday v the U w fa y a S jM A R T r a v e W a n Itan to rp Ufa pawl tto PEN te fetime . . BETTT WEST and ILLY WARD war# a t Saatendo if f V . A 1UHO,^v*^bo55T TTr It looks ee If old man winter hat whispered goodbye for an ­ other year. It isn’t very sad to see him go for In hte place he left a bright, dainty Bprlng-timo. This I* toe season which cause* to much Spying fovar that many of ua students ere familiar with. When we look out from our cteseroom all of the world seems so gay that It tehee a Popeye and eome spinach to concentrate on our algebra, bug-ogly e r what make efficient Warping J o sal Ifd Discipline In the oenee of •elfcontrol and of respect f#r tew end order shall to completely woven Into the,yary being of *v» try child. Thle must begin in tto cradle end m ust be continued by parent and teacher through »he redes a t homo and fa school DMclollne should not to regarded U i n r one, h a t aao a cltiecn ta each child. She m aat ha Intaraatod In their amusements, la their games. In their succeed, in their tomes, la their ideaa and pereanal prob­ lems, In their pate, in their plana for the fv tare—in fart—in ALL of their tatereeta. She m eet rcaUm th at the child la met# Importeat' than (abject m atter and that the eebeel system and texts are for the child aad not the child for the ere tern. She ehonld he reedjr a t the proper time to help each one parannetly aad tty ta prevent failures. The teacher ■hoaid eympathiM with the child; him la success. The teacher should be a real friend, an adrieor, and a leader to ail not a spy, a dictator, or a driver. j If'th e teacher expects the chil­ dren to show her courtesy end re ­ spect, she m ust maintain and ex­ hibit n sincere attitude end re­ spect for the children; there must exist n feeling nf consideration far others, accompanied by cour­ teous treatm ent In keeping with this attitude. I f the teacher re­ spects tha pupil,‘she will Inspire their respect The abilities end weaknesses of each child should be' the careful study ef the teacher. B a d child the activities which co educating proem*. JShe r*rd the children ee rather* than aa to te m of the; clam group. and the cdom tioaal^Jnatl their tadividnalittea i ehonld>keap ia mind t bahartor changes beet the individual a n d . 1 can be aeeompltetod I them th an by i M U a te not bribing h at it'd a knowledge o f whatbni pa. Oat the pa pile/to they are the eoee ;wb< reating the thlnge .whl* ho done end yonlw tll to enjdy doing the ti would otherwise be ai them. The teacher f ith a training. If nbe j a I group. If she ca n ttM to do ,fha beet jriTtoa * • may seem very simple and unim­ portant to ns, may he n real problem to him. and wa ehonld try to see It from hie point of vlew. I t Is generally admitted that Ing ran pcs'esv is personality. The ability a f the teacher to win the respect of the pupils depends very largely upon her personality, which wlD be most attractive. Whenever you make e person at ease In your nrestore and more satisfied with himself ae a result . .. »■ of hte contact with yen. he will Hk#' you' and Peek y ear company. , The teacher should, p t all limes, to careful about to r pbyil- eal Literature, an index to all articles published In periodical*. The Headers' Guide to PerM Icml Literature Is new 1a its tf tb year. At present there are both abridged and unabridged .edltiasM. The unabridged book ia a -caaa. plcte Index te all period kale while thv abridged boolh la cue printed for the smaller libraries, each as the Seminole High School library/ During Its early years II WS4 published only In an unabridged form but It was soon realised that an index ta a email num ber of periodicals, would be m a n practical and Satisfactory fa r a smell library. Thus aa Abridged Headers' Guide wee puUltbed.1 Later it wee.deckled to cumu­ late the Guide far a period of three years in the belief that a three year cumulation would bo more convenient than annual volume*. Now, Issues era pub­ lished monthly and yearly and comhlrw l age 11 nt intervals , Of t" j, <v ilui i years. , In onlyr to bo able ta appro- j iflV * *Tvw i — v y lid endeavor to Seminole High so that they has a n : American Mai worth offer> for successfulAtlantic Month!; he co m et pro. and 'Oardcna, ( using cud de. Monitor, Curran When we least Forum, Good IU le are mentally pare lfagsslnx] nal ef The Naim# sodatMt, Natl# Nature York TTmee Me; tou5JrtSST«S i -g m * but positive and rorroethre ee well. T to Ohlld should to wirnfa directed In hte activities. Wo should spend more time In ten. ventilated, ’ w hen to win to p end Boteee wl attsatie* f r # a S s w s 'te tm fafas r an NOIXT T I f t HOFMANN i a t Me natural speed. Train habit# af industry, r j the pupil hi tha habit of work aad do not giro him aa opportunity ta leaf. Free, dent comes threugh discipline, ee tta ia the pwnUe to acquire the right habita of thought, study aad work. I t la not always the pupil who makes the highest grade who derives the most benefit In school; It la the one who makes the greatest change for the bet. ter. The real mesaore In school work is tha amount of Improve­ ment made by each Ihdlvidoal. The position of the school Is Important but it must be raalntataod with tact. T to teacher must te human, must leva her pupils and her work. She moat build np and retala the confidence of those In her charge. In order ta do this she must study each lesson In advance of tap assignment end must know much more on Ihe tuple then she expects the pupil to know. £be most he prepared to answer eem clly * (hi ■■■■- r ta rn pen membecs h sproved, t t a asr aeachr tmay -sK r^ than s u it on incorrect answer. I I you era not aura nf tto answer, ft might be assigned fa r the following day. A visit in tto homes of differ­ ent pupils, net always aa a teach­ er but aa a friend nf the pupil will to of much benefit to the teacher; moke It e friendly call and It will halo yea to under, stand the child and cause the parent end child to feel that you a n a reel person aad that you a n Interacted In their welfare. If abew th at you are Interested their Boeiaf life, you may tactfully guide them In planning aortal affaire without- letting them feel that you a r t trying to boat them. Teacher# no longer teach with tto hickory. stick as they did year# agV; they must have a *golden^ personality" which they lilt ttoae unfvr- S I S V other and tha alow'eoee in etttl for our pupils, our Interest tn tto lr actmttea, our sympathy far them In their troubles, our commendation when'they do writ, our tactful reproof when they fall to do tto lr beet, «Htor In tto lr teeeene or in tto lr conduct t De yea wear yourself out with your aortal Ufa or with your work, eo that you a n not at ”S sta ll# , aa wall aa your faults, are Utotetod consciously end sob. ta ^ r io u r t^ d e y by day_ by pour Arte. Scholastic, Time. TtaveL •»d Wltom Library HuUetto This guide te v a ry helpfuli te fae etudeot and a l m i u b e u a d advantageously by . An atodenta. �• Srmiaol* County Products M ott F ru tt And Vagalabtoa Than Any Sim ilar A rra In Florida CongressUrged Price Control To Act Against Over All Farm Union- Leaders Productsi, Seen . .* Beauty Perfect Cox Asserts Private Cotton And Tobacco Ownership S ta n d s Under Pre-War LeLe­ At Mercy Of Bu­ vels, SayB Hutton reaucrats In U. S. ^Exports Will Stay • S ay At Luncheon Official Secs No WASHINGTON. Aar- SI— <AP>— Bldmay HUIaaa, u M daUd director af tha Of. f k t a t ProdaeUaa Managetoday told a Senat# ■eld it wee "very mHertanato" th at tha few labor disputes which had lad U week ato p p efn bed a t. trad ed pnbOa attest*** while maey dispute# nettled amic­ ably went naaaUced. ' fH}T SPRINGS. Ark.. Apr. 21 —Wit— Deputy Commissioner J. B. Huimo of the National De­ fam e' Advisory Commission's ag. rice It bra I division expressed the belief today price control* ovet all fafm products might ha neces­ sary, under the Iease.lend pro- Legislature Votes To Levy Seventh iCent Gasoline Tax Senate Has Already n Approved BU) For Sixth Time In Row * m Id tho Hooao^ requesting that a propisdad briath fill tho Ota to Hospital for tho Inaaoo bo bailt M ar U k « Vary.1 Edward Higgins, secretary of the M erera Stuart Chamber of Commerce, mid to. M i BOO) Courtney day. * !' * m * W 0 | Taytor "A propoaition to l-ulld' an. Other eta to hospital, in the cen­ tral part of Florida haa boon • flu te d for several y ea n ,'' Mr. 1#3B tha Legislature named • committee to vie it end Invaati I# three altos, to Seminole unty, a t Avon Park and near Tampa, for tha hospital branch, Mr. lliffin a ' eaid, adding that -'tha report of tha committee was in fi Apple Tree Grafted S gasolm* Ih cent —| imposed a*, an emergency meaaura in 1991 and respected session by aeulon a* e conttoulnf emergency — w»» passed by the Hauaa IT to I. It prevloaaly won Baneto ap­ proval and now goto to Gover­ nor Holland to recommend it. The seventh cent produce* about •4,400,000 a year. Half the money goes to publlt school*, an the other half foes Into the fTur­ ret treasury. Revenue from tha other six rente it divided equally between the counties for bond retirement and tha Road Department *for construction and maintenance. Governor ottond ha* proposed that the revenue ftam the per­ manent ala rente e gallon ta* be divided Into four, parts, two to roads and (wo part* to the counties. Two major phases of aoveitrew ileoen Om r a w s Ta*.*.) hum vi uu« m a r y . w m e n wo* Windsor Gets Glimpse Of Florida Air S; Base offend in U N by Frank Evan* of Lake Mary and John Mtlach of Sanford, ,' 1 ' Mr. Evane, who la now In Boaton, Mata* tetognphad the Chuabar af P n w i t s a and ay*In — Tho [Hike o f Windsor ro t ■ offered the Lake Mary alto for gltmph# of tho United S U u r d o thd heipHal breach, Mr. Hiagina fonao props rations Sunday and hi. reaction was -aimply « t r e ordlaary." Ho and tha dochaaa broke Into a p ro f ram af bualnoea convereatlona and social activity to meko if tho pa rault w , at Morrison Im Beach whore will bo atatioaod. it what has been eh a short lime," [ n But laml re. Seminole Fanners To Hear Talk By f r e t strike lor Company. Although an agree ment In the Ford etrika was reached almoat a fortnight ago disturbances have occurred m| recent dayV at the River Bougo plant of the company. iw , ' Th# United Automobll er* C, I. (X, acting under Michi­ gan law, Mrved notice last wrr* of Intention to alrlke tha Cen­ tral Motors plants In that state on Tueaday untoas th , company agreed to damands which Include union ahop recognition and j wage Incraaaa. 3 Blazes Put Out; Little Damage Done Three runs were made by the Fir* Department during the week­ end but damage* In all of the rasei were negligible, according to a re­ port of tha department. W. U iioleomh of 1MU Doug­ las Avenue put to a call to inveatigat* a abort circuit in a wire at hto home. No damage was dona. Another wire shortage oc. cured a t Fourth Street and Pal. metto Avenue on one of tha lines of lha Fiat Ida Powar and Light Company bal no daroag* was dona.* A Kanner called th# depart­ ment ta extinguish a blase under tha hood of hto automobile when aeoloa dripping from tha car. jretor on to lha motor caught fir*. Little damage we* done to th# ear, aaeardlag to th* report. Chlif Meek Cleveland left for th* aeervantiaei «f lha Florida State Fireman's Association in JackaoaviUa yasterday and la axpaelad ta return In a few days. e ,D. T . M ' w l w l N i Qoeltoymen with the Cellec* of A f rlrultur* at tha Unlvaralty of Young Doctors Urged To Serve In England HYDE PARK. N. Y., Apr. 21lA‘) - President Roosevelt urged young American doctor* last night to volunteer for servlre in militsry and civilian hospital* of "our British friends Hr said In a state m ent releaed at lha tem porary White House, thut the British Red Cross had uppealed through the American Red Cross for as many a> 1000 young American doctors to help it meal “an sc h tr ih o r ia g r of |d n - d a n s in British hospitals. ' Aa president of thr American Ifrd Cross,' President Roosevelt -*i>l, "I heartily approve this leim o aC Newsmen Arrive For N. E. A. Convention J a c k s o n v il l e , Apr 21 ld'» — The vanguard of an eap i r t r d 000 newspaper men moved i n to Jacksonville last night for il»- National Editorial Associa­ tion's three-day annual conven lion opening today. <>n# large group of 2t0 travel. In* hy special train, arriving Sunday at Pensacola for a brief slop, was to raarh here Monday morning shortly before the first t-u-masa session MINERS STRIKE LONDON, Apr. 21 - M V Thn-a thousand Durham miners •tiurk at midnight In sympathy with 1000 at hers who have baen ut of llij nines for two days ■ 1 th# question of a minimum w*e* for iMmi cutters. Joyce Goodspeed Wins First Place In Legion's Poppy- Poster Contest AmtOtofy. Cold field, |at S T S S tS T . Troops Push Athens While British Fall Back The Nazi Drive In Greece com mend the poster made jointly h r (Hyde H utt and Frank Drury. For sheer artistry, It far aurpaaaad the other poatera but be. eau** It was lacking In poppy ap. al,' It bconfht the point score low the wtantof level. We •hooM Ilka to recommend that thl» pooler be pleeod on diaptey of Coouncrea. aloe Unit No. U n Lofton Anvil- C Next Stand Will Be Made In Mountains Guarding Approach' To Grecian Capital Allied Line Is Said Unbroken gram H e predicted cotton and luboeee export* would remsln below m o t o r levels. ' r n c , controls should be “ avoid, a d , I f possible," he said, adding that It was not advantageous to bftvfiprice spirals such aa at lha . WASHINGTON, Apr. 21 —(JF) and tot tho last war. — Declarlnf that private oam-l 'A' lengthy conference which have knitted tha United ershlp In thle country "atenda at more closely to an am lh a mercy of government bureauI’nt war brought President fit and Canadian Prim* aanta and unionist dictators," Rep. er Markeniia King togeth­ C oi (D-Oa.) urged Congreaa l#-j e r to tha solitude of the day to "atrike the shackle* which n Valley countryside, have bean forced upon the na t took place between them th* Roosevelt family home do the jgfcla In Phil SpKalny'a all-girl orchottra find lime tion'a defensive industry." For come years, Cox asserted lyM their secret snd on* which aa whin thay’re tonringT Hare's on* answer. Pretty Julie dreamer*" have to ' all appearance* they intended * » * l * P . the flats, doea a little work while the hair- ‘'bureaucratic fo r the time being. bean promoting in this nation to keephave nothing to say, you ■ # * » « her look, prettier. "an Insidious revolution" of King told reporter* "planned economy” and “collec­ number of provocative is and subject* seemed to of tivism logical topics for discussion Therewere indication* In there w*» no indication from Washington that tha govtmment prime mlnitlrr or th# tem. m ifbt take soma further action ry White House whether any today in the protracted shut 11 came in for attention, down in soft coal mining. Tho rsons familiar with rondlUnited Mine Worker* C. I. O. and problem* In Canada end Northern mins opera lore re­ ted that King perhaps jected Saturday e plea from Sec­ not Interested in sounding retary Peek ins for reopening of the chief executive 00 alievtmine* In th a t area. There w*a | n prospective shortage of speculation th a t she would refer firm dollar exchange through the situation tn lha Defense Me. ry stabilisation maneuvers or hitu tiding th* American Neat^ A b o o t* h S ? 'e L General Motor*’ tra it* Act to permit a loan. w h to ly sraU ared plant* ^are In ■ sm m Nazi English Garrison At Tobruk Holds Out D e s p i t e Bombings VICHY, France, Apr. I t — IW’ patcIie« from Werut* I eliinnw mid lodsjr a Plane carrying 17-yea r-oW Kln« Peter II of Yngaafarla had reached Jerusalem In a fllcht over the Mediterranean during which an unidentified member of I k s Yurnelav rah(nrl w a . killed. The plane was af larked In flight. It waa AftTA renorlrd. British forces a rc repulsing wi'h heavy Ioascb N a n columns a tte m p tin g to t&k* strategic Knlerme, above Mt Olympiia on th** e astern flank Of the Alltert ilefeni*r line. MeanwhiU*, 111 kii*li ami Greek forces were desperately fi^hiing tn stem the N a n advance toward K alabaka, rail center in the center se cto r, w h e r e u break would r u t o f f the r i g h t flank Italia n * w e r e m o v i n g on J u m n a , threatening th s Allied left poeitiomi "* •• ■ A p iH fi f r t g g Adolf Mitlcr’v rampaging I’ntiypr rnlumn* were reportod 1(>*H ihnn IR0 miles from Alheiia todtiv. iltnipling south ttlong tho GlVmile-wlde plain of Thcswdv in rontral Greece, n* tho Allies were ncknowledirod to hnve fallen back to « new and shorter defense line. World Has Always] Forest Fires A pparently the next sta n d by th* G reco-D ritlih forces la to b# Had Us Struggles, Raging In Six mad* in the southern m ountain b arriers g u ard in g the ap p ro ach to betw een the G ulf of Co­ Eastern States Arinthens Rot arfcns Told th , and the A egean p o rt o f L a­ , Building Program At Two Dead. Scores Of Southern C o l l e g e H o m e s Destroyed. DcHcrlhed By Spivey C i t i e s Threatened mia. ___ (ir—ace's K ing Georg* II e a J U r ~ ''/***! cn hi* troops la fig h t "to Ik* very end" am id Allied rvveraes which -*w the N a il blitxm en Up %****rl« Iral “T h e w o rld to d ay I* golny; tn break throug h the n o rth ern mouo* F i re s , sa m e tif f fh lr h were yllll Ih* devil . d e c la r e d Dr l.udd M. tain ilc frm e on the M ount OlyotS p iv ey , p resid en t o f S o u t h e r n out of rm urol at nightfall, Mack pu. loannina fro n t a n d storm mUtJ* ttfir S til wimmI. College a t l a k e l a n d “ ft a l w a y s • r m l t hu ll► d own th r fla t p lain of T hessaly tow ard historic T herm opylae. haa Rut out of t h e s t r u g g l e s of land ill niv "111 ti*a y e R t r n U ) . dr t l m y ed N o i id hnnicp mu) Lon don new spapers openly dlst o d a y will come s o m e th i n g l e t t e r caused l wi» deaths and in jur ir* t •» nisM-d the possibility of a com. fur th e W o rld of t h e f u t u r e Hr m any idcti- w ithdraw al of the B ritish 111 forest* made tindri-dfv l>> •'i|M iiitiim nry force* from G rates. Kplvpy w s s t h r p rin cip al s p e a k e r wi'i'k* w a r m p | m II, 14f> Talk c e n t e r e d on th r a rriv a l of to d ay in an i n t e r n a t i o n a l serv ice a twti Hrc* r a g i‘d in West Virginia. 4o i l n l i - h troo p* in Iran a s Indip r o g r a m a t ik e r r g u l a r weekly ■wept St n It rsey , a n d iim iirm u* [ rulniK t h a t the next m ajor s U r a luncheon of I h r R o t a r y Club ot her * wer e r e p o t t e d in New -if tin- w a r m ay be a stru g g la Dr. .Spivey, who w as in tro d u c ed Y o rk , Mattmai'hlielIs. Mac viand f..r the Sin-i C anal and the rich by l)r. U r l l u h r m a n , p a s t o r o f a n d Virginia -,il fi. Ids of the Middle F ast. t h e Methodist C h u rch , Inv ite d the One firefighter died In Wed Attn pi* a -se rte d the new A l­ R o t a r i s h s to visit S o u t h e r n Col. Virginia, either tnirnrd t•» death lied Inn- was holding doggedly lege which is c o n d u c t i n g a n e x ­ or Itilll'tl hy a falling tree, and u n d er violent p rrsa u rr. and th a t t en s iv e b u ild in g p r o g r a m u n d er one man dud of a hraM ntlink nowhi-H- h»d th* N aiA tirokan the a r c h i t e c t u r a l directio n of while defending his hoine near through F r a n k Lloyd W r l g h l , one of th e Lakewiiml, in (hr Jersey pun Rome said a “ big b a ilie to wipe c o u n t r y * m o st f a m o u s arch itect* . bell, where nne'td the day a wiiMt Some 14 new buildings are con. lemplalrd In tha program Includ­ ing a chapel, ono of the most beautiful in thr country, already started, and a ttbrmry which will be started tomorrow. More than 20 acre* of ground a rt involved In the program. The buildings will be made of coquina rock and much of thr work le done by stu­ dents themselvea. Pointing out that part of the world hae always prtfessed to go to the dlvil, Dr. flpivry quoted from Jesus; “The way to the devlf le to broad that most people will always taka It . Jesus waa no peesimlB, Dr. Spivey added, he Was just describing th* rea nature or things. But history also shows. Dr. 8plvey continue*, there Is no chance for the whole world to go to the devil. Always a part of It will be preserved. God will save what la needed. For million) of rears In­ to tha future aons and daughters will continue to be born and to lira, some better than othere, but they will live. And out of It all will come aomathlng better. “Our bualnes* is to continue the atniggie. N at to worry about where we are going, but to ktep p the fight. W* may not know w han we are going but wa will reach it somehow and it will bo a better future." he concluded. . Vhltor* at today* luncheon In­ cluded Adam W ait of Cincinnati, Meytr of Erenal 00. ‘Jfi William Foster of Ma, UL A rthur Flcquatto i Lanehlld of Winter Garden. C. L. Redding af Quincy. L c ! ou t 1tie G r e e k a rm y " waa ra g in g fire* ihreHieiii'ti th** ream' 11long t h e Yioaa R iv e r a t tha towns hijniiii‘-*w and main residen­ tjrri-k A lb an ian frontier. tial seel *onm tiefme it win* In N oith A frica, lha B rRish checked IskevAontl bus » pop 11 garrison still held out uiul#r lit ton nf HMHI bombing ami tank Attack* At IK* Thi* tow 11 o f W iden i n W'esl V irg in ia was •*<ill en circled •y Sco res of h o m es anil •n o w ch u rch es w ere r e p o r t e d d e ­ s t r o y e d in M a ry la n d w h e r e one f i r e so u th of Bait Im o re s w e p t out of co n tro l to w ard th e city T w e n ty -f iv e hom es In l^ k e. wood, m an y of th e m in t h e vi cin­ ity of f'aul Kim ball H o s p ita l, u 46-bed In stitu tio n , w ere d es tro y ed . Tile h o sp ital was sa ved F i r e m e n from sco re s o f m u n ­ icipalities, some f»G a n d 6 0 miles a w a y , fo u g h t the l*akewood b la s e a n d used d y n a m i t e to h a l l it. F ifte e n soldier* stationed at F o rt I ) | i were in ju re d fire « i du sk L ib y a n port o f T obruk. AdfAflCi fi g h ti n g Rwirli'i) aro u n d th e iSgJfP* n a n fro n tie r town of Halum M the Hri* sit «aM Ih ty a era bold'* M o atlH td #■ P ti* Twal Takes Part In Choir Services (satchel WEST POINT, N. Y.. Apr. II —{Speciali— Among members of th e U n ited Wales MRltoC Academy’s Cadet Chapel eho,_ which look part In aenrlcea a t ' St Paul's Chapel, Columbia UnL versity. this paae weekend wa* army truck taking tlirm In one C a d et F o r r e s t J . Gatchel, J r . , of fir, overturned Three Thousand Kiitiford. •oldirr, I>•t UinI onr major ami T h e uradetny, on# of tha f t * two minor f ir,, on Ih, Fort Ilia institution* of hlghar learning in artillrry rang,. th e U n i t e d Slates at which III* Fannul by 40.&O milra wind*, entire student body ta to attong* flrra for a lima endangered th , enre at Sunday worship, r-qillrea barracki at Fort Devena, Mas*. that all cadets attend service# aa Several horn,, w,re destroyed regularly and as punctually *4 and many famlllra fo red to flee Tils and class**. Tha 1W-vo4c* Sli hundred Fort Devena aol. choir, whose spiritual leader to dlrra Joined flreflfhtera at near, the Rev M. Fairfield Butt, U. Bby leomlnlster and then were A. chaplain, has wada »*ror*i tolled back to tattle two blaaea •ppearancaa over th# rtdi# and ta Inalde fort property. church** »w*y from WaM r<lnt, Hundred* of acre* at Leo min. •tor. Rutland, North Andovar, Dover Woburn and WDmInf ton were burned over In the Mas­ sachusetts firs. Rumania Reported In Conflict With Axis Manatee Tomato Crop Reduced 40 Percent BRADENTON. Apr. t l - (B p s Mall— A decree** af from 40 to 10 percent of the normal crop to eipeetod in the 1041 tomato ytold to Manatee enmity, E. L. Ayara, comity farm scant, said C n l/ weather to February end Merck was flven aa the reason. Demand for Uw ameUar crop to BERN, Swltaarland, A p . t l - r (AT—Th# Hungarian radU toreday said Premier A ntra aagi #f Gemaiuoecupiad Rumania to ta open conflict with tha Iron Guard and that ha causad th# axarattoa of member* of tha orgautot they ware canytag * a Guard's radio « hare 4 “ * of tha K .4 I , .. (Syjsai-'f '■ i ,-tdSSitv"1' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 19, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e568adb5eba677e6f7f602afb31008b1.pdf 377be5652a67e69cee06d6ef0f7a9121 PDF Text Text n X Jt, Apr. IT — M • ( national doin Polk and O n n it coat o f *66J,W60 J yaatarday by.tha i W PA AdmlpUtrn- 3 BIG DAYS! M y that It tains * IHH* dlptom. • r r to Mil thai* on hoaltlureater. hit food*. U t mo i n n a t Uat t m tm l jronr convalescent u you W ild a apodal goaat Bring oat tW hoot china, silver and bright Ha. ana. Hah* tack trap a picture at daintiness. color and appatitaMaaJng dishes. Vary the tray service aa wall .as tha feeds Bern b m n ita , In attnetho or comical eontabian, and tha on tiant win enjoy Ua own panrtag Hoot poraona getting over nr in tho American people" Ralph I illneaa do batter on light meal* bobblrd ovtr a epeghettLaad- I not rary far apart, rather that meet-sauce lunch. j on tba “three souana.* HIH HWa have paopla making lava I ahakaa and fruit hoverhgsa an to seals, chat In* groaaad pig*, < goad for between- nwal snacks, a a * patting on rnuy clothe*. ood.M * , *' X lltww lor* lb** Orapa Juleanosr, rsfrsshln* aaf Tha Idea item* from old-fiek-'t • 335# and hoe. colorful, la brimfnl of raeoporab J*^bU?b* hand to Chart*# T. Nlblack. lonad parlor game*—tha kind !, ing powers. Poor > tahleenoom MASTBXB DEED Ralph and hi* two oldtr brother*.t orange Jule*. 1 IsbTsupssu Umar W ' H irturt Bp, K u tcr, and their parent* oaad la play an ■ hike and 14 n p of gimpo Joint tha Colorado farm. i Into a tall chlllrd glass, ana hat* Bo ifreat la Intaratt In "Troth foil of abarod lea. Boat an ac« Or Consequence*” that * » gaorga A. and wlfa, to white, add a tabteapoon of nag. St“Fbat Bad.; Bar. and Loan Aa. gotten np a "party goes to ahow that Americana at ar and (pack of pall, and baa* iW p t n ; fVmeoa W. and boa. W. crair coneeqaanea*. "To me," Ralph aald, VBB notion that a Rolf ball, when i you drop It, bounooa higher than Mthfn^ bollow, Ilka • tennis ball? f, . j M's partly; booausa o f Intaraal J r « as, w hich also have so much to do k Bulck’s c x lra PwsaAJX pow er. V\ ' i v ' i “ A s r tbroads Inside a Rolf ball ara lead tight, highly oom p reseed. When lio a d gRalnst a hard object, Ilka a nraflg t b «y ooma back harder, with ra-paab, andeao tba ball bouncaa curtly mwtxl. YouH apprad tliey ofler. They you at the seat. heart era itlll tha democratle folka of pioneer day*, when par­ lor gM M i and square . dance* were !■ pi melons of the com munlty spirit." Ralph might atill be on the farm If hla mother hadn't been ambllloe* for him to go to a "Mg *cho;Ln Tha family moved to Oakland, Calif. While attending University o f California, Ralph worked fo r a email radio etstlon. A fter graduslton he hitched hit way to New York to'try to crash Into blg.tlmo radio, lie ala on Cfl eenU a day while doing bit parU on radio ahdwa, then won oat over 88 other* In an audition for a chain announcing job. In six weeks he waa. announcing Mejor Bowes' program. After two yrora ha quit. " I didn't want to l<« an an­ nouncer all my life," ha ex. lalnrd, “ so 1 hatched tho 'Truth r Consequence*’ Idea. It w si really simple. Most quisles vure brain-twbto re or humorless. I figured that If I kept tha br*lntwiatara and put hilarity Into a parlor game everybody would want to hear It. Looks like they did." 8 , M IAM IAN ELECTED A TLA N TA . Apr. • 1 -VM H --D AU iAITJAi u 7- V u r. i. J. Harold Klock ot Miami, y tr. laruuy waa named prcslilant-olact of the Boothem Academy of Periodontal ogy. He will succeed Dr, Charles BsrnwtU of Atlanta, who will serve u president of Vm A n ta l group miring Jka com- UNDERWEAR ICK COMPANY SANFORD, FLA. G N O L IA A V E N U E C O M P A N Y . SANFORD, FLA. this into the jokes. Tuck In t fresh mint loaf- or scatter ter .oral flower petaU oyer tha tap Include a straw ar glaaa aippai to encourage drinking. v s • For an older convalescent Mocha Cctoa Shake U a ’ fin, builder. In a chilled shaker, mb 1-3 cup fresh strong coffee, 1 / cup cocoa syrup, I capo wboh milk, 1 teaspoon vanilla, L 4 tan spoon cinnamon and a (pock o' salt. Bhika thorousAly. Chir ihaks again and poor Into a tall chiliad glaaa. Top with a dash o* whipped crvsm and aprinVU wit) (rated awaot choeolata or eheeo late chip* and a smidgeon of tin namon. • • •.* Individual baking dishes, wit) rovers, keep . slews, aoopa am scalloped dlihaa hot and rnaki serving and aaUnf easy. Chicken goulash vrill pas or tha most Jaded o f appetites. M a t # lightly seasoned white shoes end add half a l muck tub* rooked chkkan and cooked pens green beans or asparagus. Poointo buttarod baklpg dlak ant rover with fluffy, saaaonad mash od sweet ar white potato**. Bakuntll browned and add a "trea* of tree* or parsley. * * '• For norelty with toast am eggs, ite m out a hard roll, braal Inside with malted hotter am bah#-until light brown, than fil with a raw ogg, dot with batt* J^to P in t Fad. Bar. and Loan TOBACCO Carey’s SA a. r. r m . a. a BEANS...: FA8TE... TEA RO U S...... .5« m an .ca.to i J S W & t '& f l g i „ B R E A D ,’„ . i ....8c •A T O M C T B H O r' _ „ mortgage Phot Pod. Bar. and I a n Awn. *> Goo. A. Stuart and wife. Rabjnson, U. E. tn r . IT. Fmola. gatk; J," l c)i C f Crop Uan Virginia Carolina Chemical Co, . to Oaorp. B Wltmar and w lfa •Gfftola Carolina Chemical Co., to Georg* 8. Wltmar and w lfa , .Andgmmaat Of Hortgag* -Ttogton Co, to The Mutual U fa Ian. Co. . . Warranty Daada Uher, Haggle To W. C. Wood Je*oph A W. To Stephen Hlkler A W. Hodges, Elian, widow To John . Ilarknaaa A W. [}||J Baker, Leltner at. al To E. A. Lobdtnberg A W. Qolt Claim Deed Laa, C. B. A <W. To Jo* Lte Baal Batata Mortgagee Ooopar, Walter I* To CltUe.ii Bank. TUncrlllo Londanoarg, p. A. A W. To Lettnar Johnson Baker at al Cm- Uan A Chattel Hortgag* Lima BEANS .„25c tx o o F IN B • xo, i a x i GRANULATED 3odd, Pearly O.' To Gov. Farm Credit Admr. Bxteaahm of Mortgage Beak*, Bessie V.‘ ; ■. ' Csadlllsail Bald Contract the Biro Mfg. Co. To C. L. WalU BsnaraHa Dtocbarga U. 8. Army To William Vail Lav*!} ■* r - • - —• - •, - ** w lt h ^ U tu K ra f 1BulU u* Law ' tn film . forma over agg. Bam plain o f covered vrlth<, eraan Bentley, Altirmosa B. V* J, W. mushroom* or sweat breads' or i vegetable.- Garnish with era** OriandO ond Elesnor shrvddtd lattoce or paralay. ' - r. * B j| , I Hands. ild, Orlando and Lola . There Is ona fining station ir Orlando. ' tha U. fl. to each 1 » motor vehid* registration*, according U naa, Bt, FaUrsburg Lee, B t Petersburg. Carl V , Jr., Oxford. GRAPE JAM Hf-PRO piRFBCt BiBCUrr S. B. M lL N U T ta ll c r ii 5c Tampan Assigned, To Do Magazine Series TAM PA, Apr. IT —(SpecialJ— Howard W. Hartley, former staff naperter « t Urn Tampa Tribont had later editor of tha Miami rribuaa nod u»* Tampa Baturday Bvmtlng New*, rodatty received sad aaslgamaat from CoUtaFg Magartae for a **r«* o f IS foa. • II Cook with, cheop, clean eUctric heat thie aummer-the kind that U concentrated on the food-and not on the cook. And when di^Mi'e readr. You’ll be ready, too . . . and not feel like you've o'TttrMeh b at^ Ig , . ****** ■ MU f: t 4 \% ...i.ijjj Dm. 18c StmUBt LEMONS * for 5c ■£% 3 i �* Sfmlfiole County Products . Mon Fruit And VegtUbka Than Akj Similar A m In Florida SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY.. Good N« venue Tourists, Roads. And Of Attack He Hasn’t 81 est Idea Of aer.Of Raising River And Defense P r o j e c t s Listed IA» New Objectives Ureek Troops Fall Back; | Battle N$ar Final Stage (Officers T>»l* 7 ** 1"• objective* and M* U fip lld im n ili of lk» p u t yaar lers Of County visions Are AINamed At Meet M ali M ia Waiatar Brecon Da Valera In * a radio broadcast warned Ms people to stand ready to 'Yea lit attach* la defense at their homeland. HU address fol­ lowed tha greateat military panda In tha hUtaiy o f tha country, with 30,000 soldier* marching Uqvagh Dublin In full war kit. McShrrow Top Score* i Chib Meet rjf’Y K| - . |$A j L : vr-O -a S a y o 4«# ,>itMn "v is ito r. A t- Match; Holla Mayfair. Brewer of Sanford, a State yamk warria*, and C. IT. Ray o f Now Smyrna,' affiliated with lha Im­ migration Bureau of lha Depart{Befit of Jm tkt, t Bavarel out-of-town vUltora ware present at the meat, and Nad Smith, secretary, said It waa an Indication o f tho Increasing attention tha club la attracting led leas-vieo a la ho#* oadonal jg | « man aoty ■ar _ ard of tho United State* Navy. a brother o f J. A. Howard of Sanford t BIQ Holly head, P. Boultan, a student from Rollins Collego, AI Loo, and John H. FuL wood of Now Smyrna, al*o a member o f tha Immigration Bureau o f tho Department o f Ju*Desk "* * Match aeorea, using itandard American tergvta, ware aa foltown _ ^ iN uu mmm tho Jasper W olf*: _ _ ii, 100 M it e * 397 Beaford and Seminole County and H tpe of the city, county and etate. The folder haa photograph a * f the tourist attract Iona In the aaunty, and the map tell* how to Act to' Ih m nieces. Four main objective* are liatad aa the chamber a goal this year, a* follows: 1. To Induce more of the thou, '■ends of visitors who come lo Florida to slop in Sanford. ‘ t. Develop good roads. 3. River advantages. . 4. National defense. How tbo trade body proposes to go about achieving three alma la also given In the summary pre­ pared by Secretary Higgins. In •rder lo Induce vialtor* to atop here, the chamber wanta tha “ ad­ vertising budget Increased to appn.v.'mately $1,000, beautify the City, provide belter accomodations and recreation facilities, and build a trailer camp." 1 To develop good reads, Mr, Jllggtns proposes la “ attend all State Road Department meat Inga, heap continually before tha Coun­ ty Commlaaf tativre Hid district State read •the nasi •tap $• (Ye arenas ooraolrea s ta g ." In tha line of n$Utaial defense, (ha chamber w i l l , “ continue to present Id govern want official* tha advantages o f thW section far national defense work, and be prepared to sponsor our part.'' In tha luminary of work. Mr. Illgglna polnta out that “ tha Chamber of Comaarca U th* pro- Amos Jones Applies For F»F*A. Degree Amo* Joata, member of the Seminole County Chapter of th* Futon Fanner* o f America, and now la tha National Guard, ha* filed an application for a state plantar dagree, tho highest that can bo obtainM In the Florida F.F.A. setup, Alas . Johnson, Secretary o f 8tata Cordell Bull la ahown (le ft) with Den Faltpa A Eapll, Argentina ambaaaador to the United Sutea, aa they a L tended a luncheon at the Pan* American Union, Washington, Envoy, from Latin American countriei were entertained in cel­ ebration of Pan-American Day. Iw ie A* McPhail, Lumber Employe, Dies In Accident Loses Balance, Falls Beneath Wheels Of Moving: Log: Train Ivvle A. McPhail, o f 1(03 West Third Street, Sanford, all employs of the Wilson Cypre.1 Lumber Company near DeLend, was holed instantly at 7|43 o’clock yesterday morning in Lafca county when be loti bia balance on the flat car o f a moving log train, falling forward directly In* to the patl. of Ha wbialt. The accident happened about IB mile* from DvLgpd, where Nc* Fhell llvqd .part g f Utfr. time In' a lumVeh eaaipfVtio vra*-about t o year* old. All four wheal* of* Iho ear cut their way completely through hi* body, mangling It beyond recog­ nition from tha netk down, be­ fore tha engineer could bring the tretn to a atop. Severe! other Wilson Cypress Company employees watched the aeeldent. terming it entirely un­ avoidable, ao no Inquest la egpected to be called. It wae re­ ported by the Allen-Hummrrhlll undertaking firm In Del^nd. which has charge of the remains. Survivors Include three daugh­ ters. Mrs. J. L Italian* and Mr* O, T. Jenkins, of Rauford. and Lord Josiah Stamp Mrs. W. N. Scott, Jr., of Winter Garden, and n son, J. W. MrPHoll Is K illed By Bomb of Orange City. Funeral ar­ rangements will he made latrr LONDON, Apr. 18 — «■)-_ Dlby lha Allen Sumerhill Company rfcfc hit* by Germain bomba on i In DaLsnd. Burial will be In Kentlah country home have killed Lord Stamp, 60, parhapa the must valuable business brain of the British empire, hla wlf* and their heir, the Hon. Wilfrid Carlyle Services Slated For Mrs. Alva Jackson Funeral aervlc** for Mrs. AI va C. Jackson, who dlod yester­ day morning at tha FenreidLaughton Memorial Hoepltal, will f arm tag bo held tomorrow morning at 10:00 o’alock at th* Alt Bottle Catholic Church, with Futhor J. J. Kellaghan officiating. Burial will bo In tho AM Bool's Catholic Cemotory. «. .. Pallbearer* are Fred Brandt, F. E. Roumlllat, Phil M1U*. Bernard Lake, Oeorgo Balm**, and Hanry Rkhter. Tha Erick eon Funeral Home Is handling nr- Triplets were bore to Loo *nd Queenie at th* Municipal Zoo bat night and nil five are doing well, thoufb L m eeotaa the moat exhausted of th. lot u d la lying In the adjoining cage, resting after pacing tha floor nil nlghl, no doubt. It was no mean feat that Oueenle performed ai Jam** Houghton, park auperinlrndent. aaya two la the uinal litter of n llonaaa and three b eUreptloiml. Seemingly unexcited about ike event, Queenie la carrying on, nurelng the young onea wh»n they cry and washing them brtween meala. * Leo baa been honlahrd from hit own home and the cog* turned Into a melarnlty word. Queenie and her young are in. the email pen Inelde the big retd, » " fixed up with a moia bed provided hr Phil, the too keeper. Queenle’a daughter, who had occupied the adjoining rage by haraolf, i» non In the email pen InaMe her en. closure. Cleaning the cagee ha, lire, •ented a problem and Mr. Hough, ton and Phil hare It worked out like a jlgaaw puaala. Queenie alaya In her email cage and Phil clearn the big one, then he gel, Queenie out and clean* cleana Uv the emull Queenla 11 Counties Back Gasoline Tax Plan, Governor Holland Asserts NEW YORK, Apr K — <<tperla l)— In addition tn preparing fnr production of taro tilavs which hr haa bought— Edwlo Granherrv't “ The Falcon” for early Fall, and Jack I.evln's “Tha Good Neighbor,” poselblv vet this season— Sara Byrd Is working on hla firet book, rontrarle for Its publication next season having oven signed with Houghton M iff­ lin Company, of Boston. "Small Town South” will Iw the title of Byrd’s hook, which It an outgrowth of hi, experience aa an actor and producer of play* with southern setting and of his personal oh,ervatlon, on numrr. oua (rips hack lo North Carolina, where he wat born; to Florida, where he went to college; and fltrwherr. II will be rerallrd lhal Byrd made hla first Impression on Broadway by creating and play­ ing for the flral three year, the role of Dude letter In "Tobacco Hoad,” while hla record aa a pro­ ducer Includes Sam«on Raphaelson's “ While Man,” Frxklnr Caldwell's "Journeyman," and Roark Bradford's "John Henry.” WABH1NOTON, Apr. IB —DPI — General Marshall said Thurs­ day th* Army would give officer training to approximately 10.000 selective service soldiers annually. Th* disclosure by th# chief of staff enlarged original plana Instead of four training school*. Marshall said. 10 will oper. threemonth court** In July. The original plan wat to train 000 for each couykk. but Marshall told hi* preaa eonfarcnca lha 'W a r Department had found a suffi­ cient number of capable reeerve officers to ataff the largar num­ ber o f schools, with a total capa­ city o f about 3300._______ ito, which had the ta, atomsUcmlly making Allies Have Lost War, CoL Lindbergh States a revsou* from th* , teg* at 94M.MM to Rrer. wanga former Oovurnrwad that heavy iracka ring tha highways aad baaa advteod by State R.A.F. Planes Strike Hard At Berlin In Retaliation Attack Mr*. II lia n a BUI $79. which among other things, would: Inereaa* the grea* weight Umlt on a straight Iwo-anato private carrier truck from 1MO0 to 14.000 pounds gross| would lucre*** the Iractxr and semi-trailer grea* load for private carrier* from 14,000 lo 40.040 pounds greaa, aad require lU . t o ’ T ^ a . ,nt Hamit D on, who aa- 17,000 Men Are Taken By Nazis B l>a*K " I»« through (out major war*. Byrd's First Book livmi *aii] yerttentay in an Interview though a definite trend could Is Expected To Be that net y ti b* determined in lha European war, she bfllw n i tkere Published ■-In <•Fall in W — would never b« any unity neany fire (old. Hrtv** «f Florida, » . A. Good- British Army Clings To Mount Olympus; Situation Is De­ scribed As Serious Little Hope For European Unity Is Seen By Winter Resident, 83 10,000 D raftees W ill Get O fficer Training CompnteoryMediation Bill Okeyed By Group NYA Girta Discuss Plana For Summer . N V A ffrl* mot tost night at th* K erraatlew HaB to plan ahela) arewta fo r Ihg (tawing Bum. net aad aeo movtag gteturea of Leo And Queenie, Lions At Zoo, Announce Birth Of Three Cubs Europe, Eight year* old .it iho llfut th* War flrtBPfn the States catno to a close. Mr* Davit—or **OiAn» ny" aa *hr i* known at the flan* aell Irui, whrrr she apand a tha winter- retmuuhria vividly event* in that wat ami in lha rerunstrue* lion prriml £hr wa* lorn in Fuiuila coun­ ty, Ml"*., aml lerall* llie day the war spreiid to Iter own home. The family * a* fitting at the big Inblr in tin- [tilling mom. .Suddenly, without knocking, u band of Yankee sobllvr, rntvrcl the loom mid itrmittided f(hmJ. Thr family had nothing to do but rnn.cnt. nod llic soldier, ate »o much siiolhrr meal hud lo br cooked for 'hr rrgnlar occupant > rlf tllr hoilsr Though Mr- Davlj my« it I* unpleasant to recall ihr day, r f thr fiv ll War, «hr «dit> that the evrnts sir -tnmprd ,o indelibly upon hrr nilml lhat shr cant forget tbrni “ Like inno v nlli-r fsmllur, shr irlsted, "we wanted to save some of our piiasras'oiia from thr norlhnn vnltdrra. «o wr bulled the -ilvrr and hid the hnisr. In a cane brake II was in ihe I'lvl] War that Mra. Davis ie ’ SiT died, the unly mrmkrr of hrr immrdistr faintly to lose his life a* n tesull of s war. llrr father wat token pri­ soner on Missionary Shift near the rnd of thr wnr, and shipped |i the Yankee prison r.t liock Island, III . wheto he died about three wrrk, tiefore the war ended. Though Mrs Dan, says she fell “ vety btllrr toward thr North during and uftrr the war, ahr ha, now gtvrn up this atti­ tude and has many frlmtla among tha Northrmera. No greal ad­ mirer of Lincoln, aha believe, thr Cause of thr war aaa n "fanatical sentiment for the negro." About the Civil War itself, she declares lhat It was "perfvrllr unnertflsaiy and a disgrace to tha United States. "Granny's family had Its share of hard luck during the reconstruction days In Mlsalaslppi, when the eountiy iva, stripped bare and there way never inough to eat. The man who owned the plantation next to thelra forever Indebted himself to them when ha offered to managa their land for them, and the family suc­ ceeded In getting through a period almost as bad aa lha conflict itu lf >*d been. Soma lime after this “ Granny" waa married, and oddly enough her husband took her to Minionary Ridge to lira, not far from the spot where her father had bean captured. Later she moved to Momphle, Tann., whore aba visa in. .w w .e s iw w y announcing that 17,000 priaoatTi had been taken on the Oreak front, and that lha balUa waa going aucceaafully for Nail ate inir* dr*|iite Iho "m olt difficult terrain and weather conditions.’ After 12 day* of fighting, Yugot lavin', 1 ,300 ,000 -man army ■unrmlered unconditionally. By rrmlra*!, Holland lasted only five .lays against the Nail blttikrteg, I’oland IK. Belgium 10, and France ah. In the weatern air war, Brit­ ain gave a swift gnawer to tha violent Wednesday night raid on London by striking hard at H*rM -alien** Oa Star l ive.* O n ft Class Is Taught A t Faola Mi- Janelto Guy, arts und craft, lenrher of thr State Merkrtmg Hoard, Is conducting closer, in weaving and making of novel article* from native shrub­ bery nail palinetlo leaves at th* W IDoii School In i’aola. Mra. R. E True ,ald yesterday. Handbag,. beach sandals, heath hag,, baskets and luncheon a*ta are being made from greases and palmetto, while Mra. Guy ex­ pect* to teach the claaa to make cloth and rag ruga later. Claaaea are held each achool day from 10:00 o’clock to noon and from 1 :00 o’clock to 8: IS o'clock In l tin afternoon. 3 Building Perm its Issued A t City Hall Three t-ulid tag petmil, were i,,ued at (he City Itall this morning for conetructlon and re­ pair, estimated to coat about |20h. Permits were Issued lo J. E. McAlejender to repair a porch anil re-roof a building on French Avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth Btreeta. at a coat of $12$; Dr. A. W. Hell* to ro-roof a building at 717 Eaat Seccmd S treet at * COSt of $100; *nd James Smith to build a porch on a dwelling wt 700 Bay Streat at a colt of f$0. Paraguayan Revolt Said Suppressed ASUNCION, Paraguay. Apr. Ik—UP)—A revolt haa been eupPreseed “ with the fall support of th* armed forces aad public opin­ ion," the Paraguayan Mini*try o f Interior announced today. It called Urn Incident a “ new subversive attempt," adding that "complata tranquility" Bow pre­ vailed jhroughoqt th* country. LOCAL WEATHER ■s �PAG E T H R O 1Social A n d Personal Activities .u h 'S S r if an editor thinks there baa been too mOch caTeleeaaoea in the apending of the public's money with shoot one dollar out of every two wasted, be is free to say so. Or even if someone like Lindbergh believes the Allied causa is hopeless and we should make tie best daal we .cao with HlUel even at the sacrifice of a good many of our time-honored principles, he can aay “that too. "Those W > disagree with what is being done,"-said Mr.. Roosevelt, "die free to use their freedom of speedtr Declaring'that free speech is the undisputed posses­ sion of publishers, reporters, magazines, newspapers and radio, President Roosevelt said that as far as he is con­ cerned, “It will remain there for there is where it belong#. Suppression of the news and censorship of news are among the mortal weapons that dictatorships direct against their own people and direct against the world." • However, we hope that President Roosevelt doesn’t continue to ask for the co-operation of tha press In tna sup­ pression of military secrets. Most 1newspapers would of course co-operate, but because a fhw wouldn't, because a few might even bo owned by German or Italian Interests or Nazi sympathizers who would be most vitally interest- F a / Calendar Mrs. George D. Bishop enter­ tained the members o f the Fort­ nightly DwpUerie Club and nn extra table of contract at her home la tone C o o t Wednesday with a bridge I onehewn. L nar i n a was eerred preceding Urn games at 1:00 o'clock from the bridge tables which were cofvcrfd with linen cloths and centered with crystal eases of pink n d m a . Qeantlltra o f gladtoll, roais. re matrona, Qs t ew Anna's lace awl many ether Sprint flowers were used t l renghcut the rooms to which the geests o n e entertained. Mrs. Wallace Wright and Mrs. W. A . Adams were the duplicate arise winners while Mrs. Delay Lrwts tecaired the otrteno prim for the dapi irate players. Per eeertag high to the go tees cd ten tract Mrs. Fred Bell eras awarded a prise and sereeae prise far the contrast players went U Mrs F F. Welden. The hostess presented Mrs. Kata Dut­ ton and Mrs. Ralph Weednsff of EagUahtown. N. J . and Mrs. Nkk Ashby of Valdosto. Ga. with gifts as mementos of tha B IB L E V E R S E P G R T O D A Y ‘ HAVE YOUR CHOICE: Uy •i a t a 2 s i” a r c B 1 •V f Geests enjoying the party with Mrs. Bishep Included: Mrs. K ite Dutton. Mrs. Ralph Woodruff, Mrs. Nkk Aikhy, Mrs. George A. DeCettea, Mrs. R A. Newman, .Mrs. Sadie Brewer. Mrs. P. E. Welden, Mrs. Dusty Lewis, Mrs.' Bay Manat. Mrs. Wallace Wright. Mrs. H. M. Puperertk. Mrs. W. C. RIB. Mrs. Fred DeU. Mrs. W. A. Adams. Mrs. Harry Waedrwff. Mrs. Georg e A. Speer. Jr., sad i •fox'. Feumelvte trotoufer* In I*ten/ where neither moth nor s tid o tt oorrupt, ahd '.whefe hrtoa <M net fctvak through nor trtiuum FOB TltOgBjfOW DYING | ftUidograph) Yki. Is fsrtilllsr lo our heart anil : knowledgeW# have H'marknl the trough, Tram the wave's crest, W e here accepted the cold hitler ' blackness . __ 1 After the laat aurrandcr In tho ’• zino, “you were nearly bored to doth by at leaat one goon during your laat lllncu. If only one, you were lucky. Thcro'a a knack to visiting the tick—hut moat of ua don’t think much about it. We Juat barga ahead, moved by the simple dcdlre to be helpful—and that’ll exactly the trouble. “ U’a always smart to query the doctor or nurse as to (he fctienfa condition before‘entering hla room, so you’ll know where to start. If you're feeling under par or emo­ tionally upset, It's no time to visit the sick. You’ll do more good by staying home. “The beat gifts for the sick person are those which us in defeat at heralds an advance— wc era H M M fl, , *g ii . >lklng will blossom ..In our ■wrweded ground ?ERMANEHTS •TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY” ly has Instructed FOR THE BEST, trr EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP iyg#gU.JCAY Allied reverse* In Greeee and North Africa and the adadtted rase of . Nasi submarine trarr to the AUauMer'haa JhwBght threat 't e " L OtetyN ijtogra E family. Aft malnif'-at BAFTT *M?32V\ Vo to eklil to U More hitVMMpngMlea of tha U r i c i thea.ln aay,for tba pari »• In fari,' tome * f It It to he Paaitlvaly melodious. A|r Raid Warning " •' •System I b Ordered Today A “J S S - t A S * zlmo*t Tn htufin thal MtffretrbliUu LfVe fits1 .. pitoumoolR mortality among the Uuured ‘baa b tm large <H> every ago group, the greatelt gains being made at the yoynger «gui. .TbcitargMt dodlne was in tbo age group 1 U> 4, and amounted to raprp than 70 percant between llfel1028 and 1088*1040. The drop. In the death rate among women was more marked’ than that among men at almcat every period of life, and especially in the-age# beyond 48 year*. While much hag been accomplished to curb the 4R ‘M A te iN G tO N , Apr. IQ - ( f ) — H A <Annk yrsievdsV ordered aosaajssuss '*• 1 or General Motors. M p t e t " * emtorataa ihtorrit, large mad abatrftetes to the PR Pm N O By M M N « r mere ctvUme volI, eeitears, a* • step lewwrd "*e*l p m u t e w far a *v n ik k eeacrI PWtterped U n d y » * the Brit- m O n a ii >ktoh » to ir It putting up a mw lildtaf to house It* flio # to »i ' hsto* perfected; withoutTuingh eontreTlt will fly, m A ktop. or dins from *n enemy phtM, pitot * plane hundred* cf rail** to a port and tank* a auscasafnl land-. Ing. In Om langusgt at Mr. r e * tlebcrry, ■'sla t DUt samptor* l«e tn the U. H. Btoel should r e m e m b e r } profits most who , *ri«l 'that gsv»ro­ wing In the Heel I give Uum * better than m i 1 for service. average Uses it Comment .GNBW WKLAH last year V In scoring the "rackstoers* #! tha labor srorld, Woathrook P*»|*r aaid that hrioml la tha hlWrttaUM place of Ik* erlmtoal HM t iutora and m l imonistic, seekl Ah tados try ■ am the Find Baptist Church wfll meet In -he church at SvM P. M. as wlU also the dr. O. A.*a and Jr. R. A.‘a. Tha Pari Matron. Cicb will meet at the heme o f Mrs. R. W. Termer, Q lt Path Avenue fur a dinner meeting with Mrs. Bertha ' with, l a i r own profits, ifase to took on tabor with JdattM or tolerance. Pegendihie CWaa of the M id l P “ Church win meet at tha hawse e f M m Ned Smith <m Miss Eva Cunningham has left for Hastings where she will be employed for several weeks. Miss Marty Perkins :t recu­ perating from a recent attack of toniilitis al her home on Mag­ nolia Avenue. Miss Joan Aikarcllo will attend the S. A. E dinner dance which la being given In the Ihibedrvad Country Club this m m n f. M rt D T. Pate and MU* Elisabeth Hatcher have returned from Hartford. Ala* where they visited with Mrs. I'aU's parettU. Mr. ami Mrs A. C Fields. Friends of Rilph l*etcr» of Leke Mcnroe will be sorry to learn that he underwent an appendec­ tomy at the Feranld-lmughlon Memorial Hospital Wednesday■ Definition— PUIew, • soft-TUldbsg of rubber,' filled with , but moat usually o f fabrKi filled with geoee down aod winch yeu can pound, punch, jabs threat, shove and otherwise manhandle until It brlogf yonr bend Into proper positloo ta woo alaop. S OVER 100 SPRING HATS M illin ery Immii;I>I fur Eas­ ie r arlllng m arked dawn lo Icpm than half. M YR TLE SHOP 10 K L I STREET Next To Penney’f" O NE D A Y O N L Y — S A T U R D A Y Imtiiitir nn appeal for rlothiitir ami knittrtl Rarmentn to In* in­ cluded in the next carton of cloth* In* to Ih* »rnt to llritam, Mr*. I. I>. .Martin, Seminole ( ’minty Chairman for the society, made the folio* In* statement "Their are many nationalities in England today. all looking forward to help from tin* United Staten, which I refrain from lerniuir rim It y Through tiie sympathy and unlimited eonlii. hut ion* the people of Seminole ("minty have made it f>oN<«ible to • idiip .ti! carton* to New York I* Ih* for* unit'd lo England " Mm Martin hu* thank*«i II & A Store for a |WK> .... • hut ion of dolhinir which u» I •• I DHi pair* of women** »|hh • \1 • the Yowell T o . Speer and S m J ( ’ Penney Co, It I. Perkin* and the Outlet for their Rein i unit routrihutionn, and The Sin ford Hrrtild for the pitMiotlv it ban |*i\ell toward tie tall** She paid “ I « annul find word*, to ex. pri'«<* io\ tliiinVh tind iippiiM'iation for the ihintr- th«* men haul ■« nn*t lint ividua I* of Heinuird* Count v him done l«» help Hundl*** for Hrltiilfi. f**r I uin »penk with fretlnr. liaMinr »• u***»«| runny meitih* i •> nt my I.hoiU m Knjf Frank Kelly has been rem«' from the Orange General M pital in Orlando where he I been ill for eeveral months Uie Grippled Childrens ll"»P ' Methodist Youth ' Schedule District Rally In DeLand Mitm K v e ly n K c Ho Ih H on ored By Class .. . . . . i Honoring Mlaa E-elJh !-• ••"■' ll»m J cC«.; l ' ,0MrsU »•••• • •*••••"•««■ '* " 1 " " stmenlture Mrs. ,\V « Ickets nits Theater; ^ - -L ^ ,. y 1111. W rsrrvrr Ab.nv |llt lns„ la-r. of the J* tridr Speer A I'hdalhla t *l,» I " •* "j*1’* 0. K. Goff. » l ra.I. ....... . Mr> stlnrclph.. »•• 1, a galea. M r*. rrc*I ■r. w llivncv ■ •'k A'fHUf. P.mUII's Mr. W i ' boosing . bridal theme H.r ^ d ? r City C-ltv b '•»«> lo ap'tog Hone., tin' in powder. t rr uigt■ . h o s t wr||,,in> rtrc,K,,le Closing CAT 1 • llc fo re »ve hardly g H started w e must m ove out o l our present location. (J* yv gv I'nhrnrd of prirrs oil liruuttful silk* and rollon froths. I'p lo .1.9H vnlurs — only P IC K U P - T H R I F T T A B L E # Stork S tills # llru rh w ru r • Silk lllousrs 9 S w i'iile is Those item s cost tw ice I he s e llin g price so hurry in! S IL K & COTTON DRESSES P rin ts and C o m b in a ­ tions that retrularly sold for 1.9S tip — sp e­ cially cut fo r this sale at K a rly llird • Purses • S w eaters • Beach w ear •B lo u s e s Specials W W W mm W WHILE THEY LAST! I - " " , to '*,1,rh tor li.emlwra net I H m • , F „ ' V i d e . Irnok made for It,. i Papworth blide^leel. wIGi *■'*• «•••'* ' Cleaner- roiitrlbuting a page For making rtointng laney -"tolature ,r,dee dry cleaning. Laney K|(|fc•*•■» Bt|e|| rec. (yrd bride . prltc M.aa n, Tha claaa presented Miss rises al bingoI .-hole with s Foetorla fruit bowl Htone? A n g t a • Free ••• Bhlrley palUm. a.ri the It R ’ podo Co’- free hostesses complimented tha bowl tob ikllroan uith a pair of double candle •*, ■ free oR shampoo boldm In tha same pattern which rlor!s Beauty Parlor; « » r . « » » • » , ( » Uw i.ouore. . . a ,, bracket lamp. FU. memento of the parly, ilk t f'n. An ice course was served ly S ____ ________ the hostesses te the following: m IN MIBHAP Mite Evslyn Echols. honum*, .Mia. Helen Gamar. MU. ElisaSV is _ i g * i _ beth Franklin. Miss Ediili Hales. , abont M), of Tar- M... Mary Orara D o r.. Mu* ’ was killed and Nick Ituth Gumming. Miss l.tnorn * companion. injurud Whridon. Mias Blanch. Cunning, nlaht as their truck ham, Mias Louise Packard. Mrs. by another near Wei- John Radar, M n. Wallsr Fealsr. I ami Mrs. Forresl May. After the rally. • S>>"‘ **»*"• mltoo free* tho throe unions in tho district—AU For Christ, Lako rrtondskto and Central Florida* m meet to ptoa mm effleers re­ treat aehedatod fa r May 17-18. Y t o g eeepto, tear bere. roun as tore and paetera from the 33 Methodist [Werahii la the die. triri are rllg h h to attend .the raBy, mm ora the Met bod let studenta o f Pteelend Coilego end Qtetma O e h m k y , DeLand. JACKSONVILLE. Apr. 18 PD— Clyde lly-l-r. romlctM ol the robbery slaying of Mrs Mayntf Surnncy nrsr here Ir 193C. nss drelarr.l untie ye.tter. iln y'aftir n cmiiit rouit hearins anti n slny ordrr which tir w hint from rvrnition Tuciday wai dissolved Tl «• Iwo 30-foo! I figurr* that adorn arr Iwlirved to Inninirl«* I route* o u t plecr Mr. and Mm. A. C. McLendon and daughter. Sylvia, of Tampa, formerly of Sanford, will bo the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. DtLAND. Apr |g_(.Sp«.al> r t w burnt red Methodist youth frem f\m countic» In the Ortnmio aU lrki arc brine Inrllrtf lo i L (rmd • district mlly at Trinitr Methodbt church, DfUr*«i. Sun­ day aftertkoon, 1:30 tn 4:00 o etneh. 1 Freturrd speokvrs will be Mrs Margate! Turner Epling m I aVctsiut end the Rrv. Jack Itovi. « f Apopka, with Victor Itankin of Southern College scheduled t» conduct a reereatt-si prnod. Mrs. Epling. as r-mfervnre youth director, will give a pre­ view o f plans now t.in g deve­ loped for summer training u|>portaniltos in ramps, instiiutr. and assemblies throughout Mor­ ris. A unique demonstration will be perorated by Rev. Davis, who is one o f the outstanding young pastors of the Florida conference, la cannocttoa with his talk on the tepte, "H ew Long is Your DECLARED 3ANB TALLAHASSEE. Apr |X i ,P i - The Senate began rnn.-itlrra. tion of a bill vestenlnv appro, prialing a bonus t<i the person win first discovers and produces petroleum or nnliiral ga- in Florida during the next five years. BundlcH-For-Britain Methodist Society Club Seeks Clothes T o Have Convention Mr. and Mrs. E. A Chittenden and daughter. Judy, of Plntllai Park, will leave tomorrow for their home after visitlag with Mrs E D Chittenden. llt M iy f" B *** •"* iioct iU onrtn. the *r didn’t male flra t.l S t r V R l S ! gam* we started wl hr yourself, your wile and the "umpe” caUed #♦“' af "yahr children, then first strlka far • naval * “* ' param* and as ha was Oertnaa tha game Is off, flat far tha nest moral f . somswhat Ilka oid har husbsad— “ Powarfauy sot hie way*." ' . » ‘ y 1 U which Jumped from I# «r exactly 1,873.1 fact, Ifobba raised U popuUUon flgmpa. pewevdu-g Mrs. E. D. Brownlee and ion, narry, are ill at their home on Palmetto Avenue Mn. Glenn E. McKay « « « ap­ pointed district deputy of th» 10th District of the RebeWah Lodge, hy the newly elected pre­ sident. Mrs. Gertrude Parley of Winter Haven, at the annual session of Urtckah Assembly of Florida which was held in Jack, nnnvillc this week. Mr*. McKay served n» tlrlrcsli' from the Serrtnoitt ft.-Ik k:i)i I oiler nnndter 1.1. She wan iirrnmpntiird l»y Mr-. Mary Roily, who nl«o attended the session The prises which were donated by the Sanford merchants and Individual, for the llundles-forBritain Benefit Bridge-Bingo Party which wai held Monday even Inf In the Hotel Mayfair were awarded to the following persons: Sorer no: Mrs. Edmund Meiach. Burpee (lower seed and Vitamin B 1; Mr*. A. II. Middleton, threw month's subscription to The San. ford Herald Contract bridge, ladies: M n. E. II Smith, electric toaster froral Sanford Electric Co.; Mrs. If. R Tookc, pocket book from lbs Yowell Co.; Mrs. Walter Cooper* flower stand from Aldon Co.| Ml-* I-rttie Caldwell, || box of powder from Touch ton Drug Co,; and Mr». Al Hunt, sil| boss from the Outlet. i Contract bridfe, men: J. la Ingley. clears from Howard Boetlcr Co.; M. J. Rram, pillow rases from J. C. Penney Co.; Jack Purcell, cigarettes from Rileys; end Ralph A. Smith, tie from B. L. Perkins. MahJong: Mrs. I.ee Samuels, Roseville nottrry front McLau. Iln's, Jeweler. Rummy; Mrs. Myron 8mith, table lamp front McCrory'a. Chinese checkers, ladies: Mrs. J. G. Waits, gold Isvaller from (Vert, Jeweler; Mrs. Leslie Went, Kirul ami Mr# William S»» wrre overnight g-ie«ts of a lot Mrs J. I . Wilkinson night rn roolr fmm a w*»W trip to Mil.mi to their new hr in Fayetteville, N C. BJRTODAY Mia. Grace Dole' Mtoa Mary Grace |)«re' Chairtee Chalker W. F. Garner Dr. E. D. Brewalee Mtoa Elisabeth Hatcher Hhout,.tlie fierce uprooilug of JOSEPHINE JACOBSEN. Bridge Gab Meets With Mrs. Bishop M rs. M cK ay Nam ed O fficer O f Lodge Prixea Awarded At Bingo-Bridge Party pro****1 taf«"I* Gradually are being ftewed (ha chain* thal hind tha prom t with 1# tha pad ^ o S ermaa U f PawiUy Mm— Us* ear X-Cet Feeds sad we HB hay yem aggs r t ^ bfealy 'IhCP *t me that aael id '*evsh-r**l“— rbr ' # i i. , M A TC H l ’m idfaB&i : *; • Z & tib i' L . r » t B r ta # j X-CEL STORE SEMINOLE FEED COMPANY N. KLM AVKIfUE / ,*i• \ ■■ ». *; O E B U C K A N D CO TILEPHOI ‘ 1 "J * v i -----------J ____ i m . \ �Eleven C onnti** j Gqaoltoe Live 4 * H ow e _ A rr Tested . I I — (9pacial)— . > of. Pinellas lOMAflVJLLE. Ga.. A w . I I ik W I— The twentieth an. » r o f Thomaavilla’a famed Show la H in t dhaorvod Oil* a arnl will b » featured hr U expected to ba th* most un. M B a family mOk now ad milk Root* to ha aat, and. a number are gnat, to furnish a fame ” Teel We have r n » ,Cooley quoted State Rdud Depart, and County fcoiemawU, and T5 meat officials' as brief In favor percent of o s r work laplannlng of the law. The toll call you and heaping projects W ore lhaaa was unanimous. bodleL This organl ration acta aa Senate BUI STS, which -would a stoerlag eommlttaa far such permit surety companies to de­ project* a* hospital, airport and posit *76.000 la Slots nr na­ tional tanks rather than elate toad*,'* the summary ataba*. Other acttrlUr* of the chamber are ,11atad In tba report as fel­ Prebldant Beacham laft lha rau low*: "CO£00 small booklet* sent to trpm to urge th# overriding ac­ Florida Exhibit p l Q u World's tion. whlrh was by a vote of 87 to l; Senator Amos Lewis of Ijo o persona) letters and liter- Marianna, easting tho Inn* vote to sustain the veto. Beacham ex­ plained, with Past President Pat travel bureaus and chambers of Whitaker presiding, that Treasur­ er j. Edwin I.anon - was favor, commere*. "1,000 BaminoJ* County maps able to the law. Senate Bill 78, which would distributed. permit state agenclea haring "1,7® copies of an industrial control of building* to install ap­ survey of Sanford and Samlno)* proved fire protection equipment. County distributed. "4,000 copies of U)e S t Johns River Trail fa|4er distributed through this office. H im * wars 100,000 copies of Lheaa circular* sent out by the cities from Jack­ sonville tp Orlando. number of famlllas have become Interested, flame families ‘ have (trdena for the first time, after having noted increases In the prico1qf food* at retail store*. Mia* Roeael and County Agent John H. Logan espect to stage a garden tour In the county In tha there will ha more near future. Gardening ■ famlllas fleatlone o f Individ, are now planning what they will n display* ranging grow thla summer._______ ■ [Mbits o f cut flowiboreto nursery and itglUL Day l| homecoming Um* for tog this ye»r held many former resident* In this star thaa usual and section. Dances and other event* be result In an aven pcs features of the day and "1,200 ‘ Buford, Florida the tourist that all work and no play male* private a dull boy, and an |*Uytima ability received a checkup dlara In tnl* unit are able to con­ verse In foreign languages, rang­ ing from German to Jewish, and Including Frenrh, Rpanlsh, FI1Hpino, Chines# and several other*. These gnd other Interesting facto are shown In a complal* personnel analysis of th* !241h * enlisted msn completed yesterday by a special atoff working under the reglment'a commanding o ffi­ cer, Col. Fred A. Hafay, of Jack­ sonville. Th* Medical Detachment. Headquarters First Battalion, and Company D at* from Hanford. trail .Instruments, 181 can »ln« (more or less).and I4R hgrahad professional or amateur expert enca in theatrical*. Tha I.Q. rating of these Flori­ da soldier* Is very high and 183 rated "very superior” on the testa j 800 were "aupcrlqr" and 772 were "average,'’ while only 444 war* below "prereg*. ’ Tinhigh educational average In tlir 124th la no doubt partially re­ sponsible for th* unusual I. Q ratings. Information Indira ** 2U rt 'T & o 4 l*,! a ih t k*Xf Grovaland, ML Dora, Orlando and 8snfond. During March and April two board# were displayed at Miami. Permanent board* were relocated at ML Dpr», $an Mateo and Sanford. “ Arrows ware posted on Hoad 10 from llolopaw to Fern Park. "Batabllihad a scenic drive throughout Seminole County. “ 2,000 plarnrd* on Sanford Zoo stlachod to nut-ofjtoU cars. "Advertised In followiag publiratiorii: Boston Herald, Philadel­ phia Inquirer, Cincinnati En­ quirer, Now York Ilorald 'T r i ­ bune, tha Rntorian, Railroad Evangelist, Florida Tltnes-Unlon and Florida Dispatch (retired railroad m*h‘a< magailoa). "Furnished photos and copy for Monkey Island and other pouita qf Interest la Samlaojo W ASHINGTON; Apr. l H A ’) —The War Department announced today (ha first contingent of troops had sailed to gerrlspn th* paw base at Bermuda. Th* site of the contingent was not disclosed, but It was - under­ stood that artillery as well as |rp fan try unit* are Included._______• 1 and U should b* followed closely until it la received by the Army Board o f Engineers la Washington. We are endeavoring to ga t our representative* to en­ dorse this a* a defense measure“ Co.opcratlng; with City Com­ missioner* In holding public maetLngs to consider legislations' for City of Ranfnrd tu enable It better to perform its municipal function*. "Organised and carried ta com- PJ'V th lw 'oM y V a M p . l * . i L f i j w * mission Expert Welding Barvk* ♦d' In th* aH*FVv»i'wf ’ ilf 'a a a p Iv 2,7on men In the i24Ui, only *70 are fhargieJ and !<>** J# of >b*r of man, these hav* dependant# qlheh than phonograph their wl***, while 280 h*V* de­ action” can pendent* but no wires, f, Over one-third c< the person­ nel, 1,010 to be a*«rt. W t mllh trry experience prior to laduction Into th* II. H. Army under the emergency training program. 482 had Infantry experience, 488 had bran In th# O. C. G., 18 worn former N ew sailor*, U w w once o^frma l?l remit firliUtryiniPi I I hi«4 raf-department oxparlanCe, and the oilier 82 wre- divided amqng th- sir enrn*. calratv, engineer*, field erllltery. qusrtonnastor veil* n p ik lt approval. and i* designated to wanl o ff Infla­ ce-n* and the Coast Guard. Commanding officers realise tionary affects of defense •P«'dIng and accompanying V l f * **». pries riae*. Morgenthau aubmlttod 0)1* “' V aU picture nf ih* Treasury * pUhs for th# 1242 fiscal y e if qUrtlng Roosevelt To Sales Tax Ai Source Of Revenue I0 BE MILES S YOUR SAVINGS IN C A R O LIN E B IL L S WILL MORE THAN PAY THE SMALL COSH 11 BANFUKU, FLA. BILL'S PACKAGE STORK .1M W- *i«t a*. . * CUT FLOWERS 2:00 o'clock In th# uftornomt un­ til the closlag hour of U w k . - A pre-view period is set aside, however, from 11:00 nclock In tha nsofnlnx until 8:00 In inn Afternoon (tufiog which Uni# yW' Spending Is crpestod to about *19,000.000.000. Ex tax** are axpaelad to yield P^M.MO.000, But the Tri would Uk# U meet two-ibli Sa,i s r ,M V d tE » I 12A6T.OOO,000— from currei vanua, *o that new ta w have to provide tba extra k 000£00. That *tOl would th* 1942 loxpendlluma— ssss-.r s r r f n 4600,ooo£oo a mnmthjy -•'( ConUroptalcd Jtqw JMM..W mean an avaragn lagrapta, *26.49 for arery man,'worn*b child to tho county. They to boost the total par capita arm ton to *07A l, Including aU J era! Uses axeapt soda! sec* S5K>"IS| ISTu tr z & j, •r» of court#, sine# chUdtMi many #th#ri action yp#y n#1 { E r a . w S3i POTATOES. He# H lln . # t* Orl-, Hl*<a No. t |t.lt ta IMS, No. t is# to 11.1*. Comma. Cwt. Barks 11 1* ta IMS HADIU1IKH. Da*. Bun. IU teed. * On*, I l l * P T H A W U K U ltlK a Pint le CrL. in le. CM. 1111 to 11-11 poll ASH, Yellow, llu, Hpr. t i l l la l i t*. W hile. Du Her. I l l * le IM S . Cocoaelle. Ru. Ilpr, I t .* * In I M I * W E N T POTATO EH, Du. Ib kt. 11.10 la I I SI TOM ATOKA I* Ik. Pel. I l l * ta II.M. I.UO*. • s 7 111* Tl’ ltNlPA Do*. Bun. tic la ltd. Hanford Herald Hu Ilpr. 41c m Me "Had* ayranjvmctit* with th* Sheriff of each county now is ex. IV A T C Il c a it o A Do*. Bun l i e in »*e Packer Corporation for 10x20 ecutloner for persona condemned OllAl’KYIUllT, CrL. U. S Comb. n r * *i.*e ii.oe feet billboards showing advan- by courts of hia county. .. it. n on AMIES. Pet., taxes of Samlnol* County at f * ll-aa. «•( Yule*. Callahan, Baldwin. MscPaali. !•«. 1'* Clcnny, High Springs. WllUston, U. S. Troops Sail For Bermuda Base Analysis Of 124th Infantry Shows Linguistic Ability Of 125 Sold We FUI A ll Prescriptions of distributed ™ p view of m » of the German Is cauctry after I: sukioltUd.U Lauey’i Drug Store copies ivard County 1 ' received onda County ComRoad 44 from , John* Biver i I ' t ^"drganlxbd ' and fbtanoed Day t'srsdr and following re- Anjilstlcc , of State Road «i * « » • stnjoi (1 ) Pave i* to St. Johns continue engtto Banford to S'eSr*-^ a* w i n am a l iBPOV. m «e > M fee (M e aeUeeer. ■ g w ® fegft.'TsA ^Th# show, sponsored ly tha Tbemoavills Garden Club. U a tremendous undertaking hut whan completed It la a apcctacle wall worth tho trouble and worth th# visitor's time In coming miles to V7. W W ? TELEPHONE Vi* It <Jr call on your lonR-tlmo reilahlo 103 local druggist for 'your drug flood*. You can always be nun? of <|iiolity nnd garvlc* whan you trade at n ttU U M J to n to . in « e •BLOOMING POT TED PLANTS • CORSAGES. • SHRUBBERY A. K. Rossetter Florist,CeleryAve �a t .. THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Greeks Fall Back sullen* g k w m t thrao "O etorr ailanca” fall N ail anthems. , Before Germany’s ft* Adolf Hitler and hta adriaan already are redrawing the fren­ Invading Forces tier, o f Yugoslavia, born o f .tho last great war to ex lit for barely r —a rags Ossl 10 yean, like Csecho-Slovakia and III), (Billeting "considerable dam- Poland. B f tO ." The Nasi plans were vagus * The German war machine. It was said, Is now ready to turn but it was Indicated In Informed Its full fury upon Greece where circles German and Italian repre­ ■ armored columns smashing "deep sentatives, with those o f IfonBulgaria and Romania Into the enemy line" are report­ g»r>. ed to bo swiftly closing a trap would meet soon and study the _ around the British army at Mount various claims. The Serbs of the south will be * Olympus. A special High Command com­ left entirely out o f the A ils munique, Jubilantly blared over considerations, It was said, be­ the radio, announced that “ the cause "one doesn't 1st a cuckoo entire Yugoslav army to the ex- into his nest a second time." Rumania wants part o f (ho Ba­ teat not already disarmed'* had m “ unctadilanally laid down iU nal area, thereby Joining Ger­ arms** at 8:00 arms” 9:00 P. M. Thursday. many, Italy, Hungary and Bul­ "The capitulation is effective garia In tjteir claims. Hungarian Apr. 18 at noon." II was stated. troops already have seised ft The last guerilla-like *asp* of large part of the Yugoslav terri­ Yusrostav resistance were said to tory which Hungary claims north ^ have been wiped out in the Bos- of the Danube, formerly a part ^ nian Mnuntnlns nround Sarajevo, of Auatra-Hungary and contain­ the "birthplace" o f the World ing a larga Hungarian minority. German quartan said they had War where the entire r*:ond Yu.goelav army previously had capl- no Information tonight as to the , lutated. whereabouts of the Yugoslav gov­ The surrender of five entire Yu* ernment (last reported In Vichy g goals1; army corps and iiritenrrs dispatches to have been In par, > by the tens o f thousands pre­ jcvn before that city's capture) viously hud been announced. and hid no news o f 17-year-ctd •• A series of flankirg maneuvers King Peter 11. Mkewiie they wrre without by German tanks and other ar­ mored equipment in the moun- news of General Simovltch, the m tains around Sarajevo wun raid antl-Axls premier whoee army * to have forced the cnpitulaTlon rtup d-etat on Mar. *7 waa fol­ of the still resisting Serbian lowed by the German attack on Yugoslavia and Greecs at dawn troops. “ The belief of the tWhs that on Bunday, Apr. 0. The German l.uftwsffe turn»d they eruld hold nut in the wild mountains o f llrrici.nvlna wss its fury on a south England town last night and early today but • shattered by the fighting spirit o j our forcts," tho German ra­ avoided tha bomh-ahrtiered city of I^mdon as capital residents dio said. A fter announcing the special anrrily demanded “ murdar’* re­ High Command communique over taliation raids agplnsl Berlin. An sir raid alarm sounded In the cpltal at 1:00 A. U. The all. dear sounded an hour later with­ out any German planes being heard. A procession of Neil bombers swl rmod over the south esst eoait town lhortly after dark and I sgan their methodical *‘nnotactics of dropping COMPLETE IN FOLDERS two-three" *'•— tire bombs end high ax. plosives, •auw* J liter the rLiders still were rearing in with their dead­ ly -ar»o. Raiders also crossed the east READY FOR FRAMING coast and scattered bombs In rural districts, with slight dam. age and no casualties. Prime Minister Churchill and his wife toured the wreckage tn London. Thursday afternoon and were greeted with shoute of "A rt we downhearted! Nol” Like millions of other resi­ dents, Churchill climbed ftver TW O 4 x 6 PO RTRAITS ONE 8x10 $2-55 WIEBOLDT STUDIO pi o n no o p a p p l ic a t io n rom xued tho "tpd da y of July K D. a t ax deed to bd laautd thereon. T A X UKRI1 1911, h o t fi l e d a a to# In iny o f fi c e Bald ce r ti f i ca te embrace* the f o l ­ C H A P T E R 17457 O P 1 » S 3 ___ * and haa m a t t ap plication fo r a lo w in g deacrlbed property In th# n o t ic e in n c iiE »r o iv ia c tax d i e d 10 be taaued t t i v r v m Said Cou nty o f Bemlnulv, st ate o f f l a t Thnl W. II Pope. holder o f T i l c i r t l f l c a t e tmbr^acta the f n l i o a i u * Ida. to-urlt; C er t if i c a te No ItO, l i m u l J h o I I I ueaenbed p r o p e i t y i n th** County ol NKI4 of N E 4 tlwaa fly) MUml pole, St al e o f Florida, lo-wrlt d « r o f August A. D , l i n t In i Neetton * L To wn a hl p I f South, filed iitinfl in my o f f i c e mid hap N 14 I I ft uf Lot 20 A All Unrig® 3* Faat. id Acres. Lot Si Ulock J l l r a t h t n e t Tin* assessment o f the aald pro* made m <i*JIf a 11on fo r u tax d « e d IX P«rty under llie m i d ce r ti f i ca te t>« laaui-4 th .r a on Bald c e r t lf le a f a Lxtonaion, Tha l a i t i i m r n t o f the raid pr o­ I n u n l waa In the name o f U n­ embrftrxa the fo l l o w i n g d r i C T i i M property In ih r County o f ricifll* pe rty under the ealil* r e r t l f l i a l e it now n. Uni ewe aald certificate* ahall b* nol«v StMn of F lo rh ti , l o - w i l l laauid waa In the name of CnN i : U of h \V«« o f n k »4 Heer®da*me«l acco rdi ng to law, the known. lh»n 33. To wnn hip 21 Boath, U ni te * aald c e r ti f i c a te ahall h* property d e e c fl b e t thiTein w i ll be Ra nge 3ci r:»ef in Aercn, redeemed a cc o rd in g in law, the sold to the highest bidder at the Th e n**eei«m*:nt o f the aafu' p f P * p ro p ert y d it c r i b e d therein w i ll he court house door on the first M o n ­ rtrlifle a U aold to tha h t i h e a t bi d et r at the day In the month o f May. 1941, pe tty under the mu id Uaunl ii an In Hi* name of C. J* court b d y i * dour on the f l r « l Mon­ which |® th o 5th day o f May, 1*41 day In In# mohlh o f May. I *a J. 1nwled this Ith day of A p r i l 1911, H o l d o i f I’nlce* m.i IiI * erlir|c;i(e ahall bn which la the it h day o f Mi»>, it 'll IS I'A L ) t» 1\ If lilt N lw »N. Clark tlrr'it It Court, Sejnliiule r >deemed meroi ding to law, l i l t Hated thla Ith day o f April. 1*11 prop ert y dtacrilinl th erein w i l l hm (H t:AL> fV I*. I I Kit M Hi.\ County, F lo ri da Mold to th« h t i t W l bid der at th a C lt r k Cl re lilt Cuiiit, s*'iinii-»lu court lioiihi ■ door on t he t i n t t*o u nty, Fl ori da County, Flor id n M i n t i: o r w u r v n i c m : M o n d a y In th*> m o n ili o f M a y , l i l t * N u n c t: in i i r i i K u v m v i :n w h ic h I* t in . .lit >1.0 o f M n V . l i l t . M l T l i l i OF A r F L I F A T l O N Fl »ll I Isisf p l ic a t io n F oil a m i t*> MM m* ul n M lT IIL OF A I*PLICATION 9*011 lbO H 4 it O FT A Xa p u L a i r d i hi * till d.i* or April, l * I L tar U CK il kK II ' ■ H a i t i Flint I I ' m |rr fit I LifV'ilii'- ■ i h l a i .) t a x i n : a: i> •* i h h i \ n i x >n . r i l A F T L R 17iN7 t * r C ll A l ' T K l l 1VI II O F 1931 nil Utl'l N a l r In *• l e t ' l l in j tit* mill 4T l A l * T K i t 17417 U F 1933 t ' b i h c i t i u i t I'lMirt, Dtiiklaxll NMTIMF. IH H E R F l O MIX I N n o t h i: ih H L iiK itv til v i :n . i ti 11*I * il i l l It v i I b I ii * iiti-M I»* m j N OT H i ; IH I I L U K I I Y i l l v i :n . f o u n t y . Clot Ida T h ai t ‘ B l,i%. hold*i* " f l a x * ’*»• That John J, C*«rv»r. huldrr uf Ta x l |l 1$ If) 4II*- t 'lf i till t'lMirt uf B tm * That Tl m in A i and U u * t «v n Itutltff, 1If lilt! Nn till, «l lit* a i .I i-| l lerlda, rf'lMiheii t mint), in hulder* *-f |*7ilh o f T a i C * i M M c » i <• UiiMItt-air No 491, laauvd th* 4th Jay *»( Autfiiht A. 1‘ - M* I l n » Cknh«***r>. i s t i n : r u n i it n i r a T i s i x t h w|ivt**lfi t In el* t t' No IfcS*. I**urd Ih* 2nd day o f da* *.f J til)' A. D . 1917, hat filnU fllrti unlit** in my o f f n r nml It.t" t-isw |;rt(« |'U U I|M II> . i l l ' A I ' d im i a * j i u i c i i i . . i m i n . is am Is Jul ) A P , 1929. Itap filetl taint* laiiH' in tr))' ufflr** and lia* rn«*1** nn*tl** n indication Ini n h * •(*■•*1 li n n in I ' i u l n t It I atm l T i n il J u I i M ■'■ill <i : m i m i i i i n i >TV STATU In my itfflt-r ami lip* mm.** appll" api-llratlull fur n t a x d t t d to he III l i f ( M l l f d |l i r f H " ! *^.1.1 . i ll M . n . l l , i i n i.it ti* i t m i.H it V U n it *1 n r n . u n t i l » is i i i A s c a n r , (btiiift fur it t i l l dt-ril «e» II- iisvurtl t ipiml th**i**on Haiti n r i l t l n t l b nn* f« 4' *» th * fu ll n n ln a dtavrlhru flruta *'f»»tiriM‘ ra th** f " l l >w i hk ilUnN.sMi: ic a il l. r c l i l l A M . Cams * I 't v m l 't r r M l» . l i .- i, itliil i*v *tt l l o r* *mi Hu It! r**r l l f l« a t »• nnb raeoa plaluaiit, t li»* liili.itt Inn tlbai t ll m l pi upv rty In p m p r r t y fa t h « Co unty o f d*iui* Mt'vlbr'l |sr*•|»<« ty 1*» ih* •’ " t m i * .-I tin* ttf tin HfUs i nf Ftniti vhtf i ' d Hf'iitlrmlf, Hint* **f Il o i t u . i ♦** llii a o F , Hiatvuf Florida. |o-wlt: xin i • III illlllrt flat* nf \|*Ml -lu 1. Ih*- I ’i-uiity t-f Hrmlni'l*, Htuto o f N\V»4 nf N XV H «•( BKt* t r , . W 7i ft uf K K U o f N L U ' f I 'M n n l r | mbl it I ■ a ll Mi -t t l f T I I O M HI U l lU U i F A R I I A M . D9* F l u t l* l-i, i n u It tiff* 13. T o w n s h i p I I Srnith, f umln ni tiiii|**r«lHn»tl Hn*'t i* I Milht • i iii l.-t 41* A m e n d ' d Flat o f i * N F » * ,.f HP.*4 Pr ctl on l T o w n * liana* J2 »:••< I0 A n . e ahlp I * Huuth. H a n g * 99 Kaal 111%o u t i: * liMH ifl > ha itm l lu " t u in, tinIn nid Fork. Th* a* m-ni* nun I o f tin* fc*iil I" " h.tlij l'w*r*«- h11% I unl i'i, will n l f i i u itiim t o r p i in i f i t i o n Tin* np#*ftvni*nt of thi’ awl*l p r o - 1 l i t * uitavriiptnartt o f tha aald |>r*»iitni**r (lit* *altl *-■ i n f n .iiv fill ftiljti anti « til m il t-> 1In III*}) ert) iiitilar the aaid r v r t l fh n i •* »*rity T i n : NT \ T I ' 4»F f l o r il a to P * r l y tinder Ih.' »alil *vr l if k*«1« r s* us-tt wtti In the ii i in t uf t*n- leaUHl witi In ih * narin »*f B F. '*-1 n ip«J b i i t t<III tier, tin fulliti tdi K Ttmniav tliiltMl Fur hum, w h u i i I - Ml' l l hmhi tn (he il unit- o f hit* I-cina i< itilvni'i' nrut l ’n»n * i ff Ira ad ilt sr rli ibt , f r * l |*ru|»?rt» l»< ii t» •! in U ||" w it, Unit*** an 1 -1 * r r t i f l l :ilf hlmll In* 1'nlt‘aii aald r r r t l f l ea l* pfutll I f til » In 7" I M - - . ii lllilK , WlOa* gdMini I , F l h i l' ln . 1 11 Fttlraa inlil *** i I l f l e n l r aim 11 be ri'Ui-rm***! aiTnt-fting t " law it**1 N R lt It I S W Ilf Fr, I loll lull- Hal® m, Ni'Mti t'aruHna rn lR if ii ni iitTttiillitu in law, tha r#d* tniftl ncrorillni; to Ian, Mi' propert> <l**iicr|ti«-Ll t h e r * hi will tn* IT I h m t h K i t r u *ibmi ydu apVi* mi rifthlii 21 Hi tilth ItAhji r 1 1# piiLperty d'pi'vtbr', 1hoi* In w i ll b® b r n p r i i l sIvactRiivl l l i r t r l n n l l l bn puli) In Iha hi a Hep | hltliti r at tin BOl'l tn I h * It In h r i*l bidder nt ih* prrtr to th*' Hill o f C om pl a in t h 'tlil t " t|u* l i I v l i r L l t i l i l i l i ' t it l III® Itrrftln fllvd. on or bafor#* tKa I t l l niHiU liuya* (|«**ir im lit* flrat Mon* ftm» i linnvi* dnur **n thw fir s t 17**11* Kiiiirt hull*# Ilnur on I hr H um. M*-t. I *•* I , 4ui> In the mu nth uf May. 1911, * l i v In lh<* mi'nth nf Me) day o f Mm 1*41, u% In do fau lt ihiji in the iiitiiuii »if May, 1941, whit'll 1* ill** t lh t l » r *»f Mm) I h I which it ttiv '«th day o f May, 1941 t h r rm»f n I ’ *•■ « ' ■« I'ru C onf taa o w i l l Mhnh I- ihe Mb tlu) uf May 1941 l»* l **il Itilv Ith tin)' uf A l'f»I I “* M Ih. |* ftj ihlv 4th uay o f April, 1941 b* r h t rr r d * a • Ht pi you lia ied till's 4th (Mv uf April, 1*41. (MKAl.l tl P l l l ' I I M ' i ' N (HI A M O r . I l K M M H t N , I T IN F F I t T I I CM ORUKRED <h i : a l » «• f M ir n N i H i N . C lt r k t 'lr r u li ( 'n u l l . Hrinlri"!** C lr rk 4!lr m ii Court, N^minnlo l b:it I In h nr.let til- p u M H h t g 0)144 Clerk C l n n l l Cmnt, Ht-tnlndl* l*c>u tit j , Flu Mil a Cuttuiy, Florida. h w r i d for four n i n u i - u t l v i w e a k * Cuunly, Fbnid u Hi tb** Hnhfunl llr riild. a n i f f t * t*»l***r i*iiblifth*’d in Sanford, Hemlhol* i ’ (u m t ), I'luildu, W t T N K S S my bruit) nnd s®ml •J x\ s f i: N * 1:11 ■aid rum i ni Sanford, F lo r id a Special Muhin In i'hnii'’ e i ) thi•• d « > (if March, A I». I M I . XVAVNi: *1 It A Y ( >r land" I'la thKALl 1* F II KU NIH >N . A M ' iiii' ) ( " i F la in t t f f A* i i ' l l 4if Ha!J Cuurt. lit A M XVFF.KR. t>. C. XX 1) F!.\ M I 'l 'u N xX’ lht cr P a r k A ti o r n c y f>r Ft.sloDff In my o f f l c o and haa mada a p p li ­ i h i i i a i i o f ftro bomba and In. ca tion fur a t a x deed to be laautd rtadlnrics hurled by more than thiveon- Hold ce r tif ic a te em b ra ce * the f o l l o w i n g deacrlbed pr op ert y 600 Nail bombers In the greatIn the County o f Bemlnole. State M t aerial attack o f the war. o f Florida, t o - w R j Furious survivor* of the terror 8 W •* o f SR 14 o f 813*4. bad chalked legends -Bomb Mer­ lion It , T o w n s h ip 10 South. Ita ng e j * East. lin tonight . . . »how them wc Th* i i t m a m e n t o f the aald pro* Can murder, too.” on the wall* rty under the aald c e r ti f ic a te of abatUrod bulldinaa. Almojt K lued w a s In the name o f A. E. ererybody waa fishtlnft mi.d and SJoblom L t l r a . Unleea eald c* ^ t lf lc a t * shall be demanding Immediate retaliation redeem pl, acco rdi ng to law. the for the horror they had under­ prop ert y deacrlbed therein w i l l hi tone. sold in ihr* higb*nt bidder at (b e The only enemy air activity court hone® door on the fir s t M o n ­ In ihe month of May, 194 L during the day Thuraday » u on day which, in the &tIt day o f .\lwy, 1941 attack by a iin|le raider on a L a i r d this I th day o f Apr il , 1941 Scottish northeait town, where ( S E A L l U V 11K R N U o . V CJrrk Circuit Court, Btmlno lo tombe killed acveral peraom. SWEET POTATO DRAWS lllLLtAUD , Apr. 1»— (Bpecisl) —Naaaau county larmeia recently ordered 50,090 Lou it lana Copper Bkin iw iet potato draws for de­ livery and planting thia month, accoiding to County Agent Julian Wallace. NOTIFK o r APPLICATION PON TAX UKKII C1IAI«TL*H 11497 U T 1935 NOTIUH IH If Kill-Ill Y t i l V UN. T lm t C M. U p , bold*v of l i- IJ ih ® o f T a x C®rtlfl®al® N*». H U . Ift*u*d tha 7Hi u y uf July A. IF, has filctl vain® In my u f l b n haa mad® app lk atl uti fo r a tn* dt*rd to b« laiurti llialwun Hatd Cttrltflaalia r n b r a c * * lb* follow iit»; dcvr rl bt d pr op er l y In the i minty uf Bamlfial'r, ( M a t o l Fl orida, towlt N 44 o f H*r, H o f Cr* ck (Lean I Im i part L o f F. K. «* lly> H ti llu n a, T o w i i a b l p 21 Mouth, I ta u i # S3 Kaat Tb** vaaraain*vtt of tha aald pm p r r i y under the aald r * r1 l fl * »l ® lasaud waa In the naan® o f «* il IR'id Uulras aald c r r l l fl c a l ® ahall b* redetmad accordthK to la%*. th*' propuriy di k cr lb tu th erein will be bold to the hlaheai bidder at th* couri hou®t door on tha flrat Mo n­ day in th® m on lb o f Ha y. 1941, which la th® t l h day of May, 1941 Dated thla Ith day of April. 1941 tSUAl.) O. F 1IXHN1K>N. C l* rk Circuit Court, Hemlnot* County, Florida. ha » filed i i t n t In m f o f f i c e Rod baa made ap plication f o r n t ax tfa«d to b « laiued t tu r to n . Said Certificate emb race* I X c f o l l o w i n g d* * cr lb n l pr op ert y In tho County o f Bvminel* b i a U 1 of Flor ida , to* tali: 4 A B*t in « W Cor o f N K 4 of ,Ni; ‘ t , Bret Ion I t , Tvarnahlp 20 South, R a n g * 3| East. T h * R M t u t n e n i o f tha aald pro* pert > under the aald ce r ti f i ca te ta» ut-d a a i in the name o f L’ nkn. vs n I ’ it Iran aald ce r ti f i ca te ahall be fedc, mid ut co rdi ng to law. the ( U i 'p T t y drat rlbeu I h e r c l n w i ll be oohl to the Id tfc yi t bidder at th* court bn hr « door on t h e t i n t Mon* la> in the month t»f May, 1*41. whb-h in (he 6th day o f Ma r, 1911 1‘ k i ed ihia Ith day o f Apr il , I S« I (B L A id u P. HBRNDO.N. d i r k C l r r g l l Court, Meinlm.l** bounty, Florida. m i . 401 mt n r T ill: iDUNfir Jt im . I k a i m i m i l s : U H M T i . « r %t s. o f 1 LtiitiuA, in m o ­ il t n : in NOTI4 K OP APPLICATION S‘4tH T A X fiK K II C H A P T E R IT4S7 O T 1*31 NOTICE IH It R H K H T UIVICN. T h at C. H. Igt®, holder of Ta* Cartlflcat® No. I H I * laautd the 4th Uay of July A IF. H I T . ha» filed Bafnt In tnr o f fi c e and haa mad* application fo r • l a a daed in be laauad (her aon field e a r l l fl v a t r * in bract® tha fn l l o w l a s d**rrlb*t, proparty In tha County o f Hatnlnola. State of F l o r i d * , t o - w l l NX| o f ge®. South uf t*ru*-k. Brut Ion 7, To wn a hl p 21 Huiilh. Nang® 12 Faat 199 A r r e « Tha aaaraamept of the ®ahl pm[>«Hy under the aald rertlflraM* aiued waa In tha nama o f U n ­ IN 111 T ill: 1,'^SlNti Tti A1,1. 1TH IN N**H» * Is T A li: h* 1 ■im'"'I XX 11* •\t I" IT h* mb> l)F W. t'O N- llviti that It.ilpb xx i."'o.ii.a f i l ' d bia final )i-|i"M 11■ Adiulnlvi rntor o f ill® « at i l l " u f \\ 4 l.n **l ft k , Utceaaadt 111a 1 It® fklftil hi!- petitl*»n fo r final >11 1It tt k > Mint 1hu 1 In' u til apply f.. th. I lunuf v Idi* It \V Avar®. 1 'Mini % JudMr t>f hrminul® County. ||" 1hi a i n ih® :rr.i itk) o f April, l 41 f" 1 approx a| " ) k,irtiw and fo r fin.*! iliftil'siiu® ii* Aiitni nl Mra lo r o f 1 ii' known. » tail Unleaa aald ce r ti f i ca te vhall brtdaamad accnrdlnc to law. the pr op arl y deacrlb*M therein will h® told to Ih hlaheaf bidder at th® court houa® door on the fu e l Mo nday In the month o f May. m k which la tha Lth day of M a >, It' ll Dated thla 4th day o f April. 194 1 (B E A L ) 41. r . IIKf\M>4iN. » Clark Circuit Court. Brinlnuli' County, Florida. v - 1 m r »• n f \x 1 trf»H vlnii* d ® >i 1*" tble ; i < *tny of March H A L F II XV l3>H*lNtl. X•11*11r • tl a........ . tbr rMtata • f XX * l.i'MiliK, itreraaou* n w ncts or «rru c A T io s frr T A X ItHK I, m i l ok i»,t NOTICE IH I I K H K I I Y .IIV MN , T U I M. A . A K A V I h ^ U . T . l l i i r c i i a i -t b r GET R E A D ^ A m Tle®ut(ful Anna Nm gla laalad leadiAf coloe In unlttwlad pafWa** « I H and r » u d lUyral G* uaa 8 hqM*V« of l-S of Taft C a rlllk a " qq. m .taause tho n»a . asji oi Don't vou bo one of 11™, unfortaaaUa who find tbrmaglvv* In Ironblo boCanoo thvjr noglocud lo got thoir »at nady far Spring, Bring yiwra la agw aad 1*1 as glr# It tho work*. Cola L *t-ta*tin* From m ea l lo a m i U haa won ih® aan® title la A cut (|f 6 group Uilr-lart*. T t y a hem® rartun . . • 0 butiiaa, 17 BHK lacked anthusUsm for play. Ex­ amination showed that bar eyesight waa below normal. W e Bttad her with dight-aaving glaasea Hind today ahe’s the v a r y p ic tu re of C O T T ’ S CERVI TANDARD dfATH D A N D U N N —Secret Operative 48 COME ON . Wt 0ET MUST KUDU I MK TO K*V.* V O e A M T IME MOT RAO. FROM IK OO yO M om oam ; Oku tf iw COULD O jlV WT w t l l 9 Wl a r l r f t 8 S i r VOU e o w ^ \>rnuc ME m i THIS P l V a SC m ort F I E N D /.* mo IU E W IS E O MES Tu t I8T T LE M E M T -AMO e i v o n e T M E M AQC KAY ft A N K O K AMO S L IM K V • I N G U / v M O 'M jm i rm S T • By F R A N S T R I K U 1* WHAJ? 1 N O ,0 «A a V -V / O H . I S N r T H A r J U S T TOO 'ATO Draws. H w . First B lw t. EIMD Co. s a v x P itc h B lack TU NNEL. SIT TWP TW E L V E OP OOMM0ftJ.” VUSETn'sr.'.r' lt'> 501 1JH9tMr Ti m 1 fc T T A K K T T BEDROOM VJILL A80AOI ' N c - H i lOMoom ItottlinR H W U E D I DSN END W O LF A R C O PO D .ilG TH E IQ V/A/ CORNER THIRD ST. A PARK AVENUE ClassiHed Advertisements K W o q ie n t a l O r C. HAY JOO M A a-V B L0U 5Jf HELP WANTED ifirtCYMUSTA ilJOKStN A c— BTRONa CAPABLE boy for da; • work letarday. Valdai HoUl 7 LM ' J ATXL6 QRAM CAMS TH w N N ifi o r THIS c o N T ra r A MOWIff CONTT2ACr * HOW THAT r o a a PHOTO ’ j t t n n ir H - V ^ r ^ ^ T lil XbufiE -B U T , WOODY. i r i S THff C H A N C E O f A u r E T l M E .* i THINK- MY Fururzc p ry t ofioun ni?, F U T U R »y g 9STt BKIEF cbm coUlnlnf fils and UUars. Fiadar piaaaa raturn to liaratd Offlca. fM NOT A K ilim rUROER, IF I LETTI On. U h V CAHT i just twoOTTVR i^iAiA THEN FINt ANOTHER p J O — *v TO HIDE FROM THE U W ? �V B s V ■' m ■1*. ■ ^ t W \ ' 1i ’ ■ rn Out To See m ln olee Score Extra In n in g , W W •» I [ ■ •■ Bh I V ^ ^B - ej 1 Coat Of Maintaining Kentucky Derby Is Lot Of Money WWi 4M J b 1 WH . *f A 1 ■ | *t m - ' . •' W .\ w 7 -W- 11 m m * M if A L- \ :'® W B T r r B ■ / _ 1 # mm H s■ lv . H ¥ . v ■ . « JOE WHITLOCK S JtfUMIOCAL.BALL PARK upkeep. Sevarsl Others reported their annual tost jter^horse In the neighborhood of t o brooder suggested city way of investing a Iona f t In the horse Induatry outside of the bet* •*eoni bMV•A u rxorm e nt> D >k , • ' i» r / V = = r s : Jantzen sod Manhattan Beachwear • Laatex Trunks $1.05 to $8.05 • Gabardine Shorts $1.05 to $2.60 • Robes $2.05 to 8.50 • Beach Sandals $1.75 to $1.05 I X . , '. V ,b Olrb e ...... — — — | l I Carlet ablpiasala of Iks Untied b u m (ar. April ITi Florida Ilia Calif, a. lot.I i l l . .Cartel sblpn.nu b J. *1 Thursday i Uemlaol* M, •4. Mnaalsa a. Calm a tbs re Iboal) h Ftarlda ra.slaas tbreach Via w ar. Ilea. JaekssavllK lUldwto * Du pea. I torperiod -wdlaa at i M A cars paaastfc. Male 111 U r(M »« J, Ha.eoaah .(•, Columbus X. Cincinnati apelle I, Memphis 4-rltel Boxing Commission Greeks, B r i t i s h Proposed In House Said Withdrawing TALLAHA8SBK, Apr.. IS — CAIRO, Egypt, Apr. l B - t f V (A1)— A proposal for tho estaK- Oreco-BritUh forces on tho north* Ilihraent of n atata athletic commission to and ™ control boxing ~U — wrestling In Florida * was Intro, doead In tha booaa Thursday by RrpreaanUUva Horrel, Orange County, Tha kill would.levy n fir * per­ cent UR on honing and wrestling matchaa. •rn front In Graoco “ art gradually withdrawing to. n shorter lino 4o f defense," Middle Boot Heedquarten announced today, adding! “ So fair the German ad. vanes In this arm has bean h eoatly c m * , Era-witness acoouaU f r o * tha . ------------«l • I J • • • * * • I* they defeated last night, tha Sanaa Inolaa can ba arpaetad ta pwt act on the field s m fe n Use, yaUtett at toamnutea fa r gap and at Urn opposing pitcher/far eonfuatfto Out o f *U Uomo at hat ba W three, the « 0(t bits gerecrod b f - ••*•— *; •• laat night, i .Ohorite Kirk petrred himself to bo no old hstml behind the plate not afraid to throw to first both to force tho base runner booth •van with o man on second. n throws woro good and ha show*! a good anti. Daugherty pttrite! steady haB all through tho first seven Innings he waa on tha -nrned, allowing cnly five til* a^. hat weakened In tho eighth sn,i allowed four. Koto tleo finished tht last two Innings allowing only w.v hit and strik­ ing out tiro rata. Itooih rams through ta tha eighth with n hit and a run, and hatted In n ran In tha ninth MrRaney collected a kit and baatad In a run through a fly ball to right field tn the ninth,to .tio the acors. Skipper Whitlock nUyed n tight game en third hgoa tori was put on tha spot In » I a « r t every trio to t b f e t e . thora* he canceled n h R ltt •’the fenHh. Clarence Pfp41 made a h » and scored the winning nm whenbtta and runa Counted and drove I n . * run In tha eighth, 1 ky Admlnls- JACKSONVILLE, Apr. 18 — (S’)— An Increoaa in rural papu­ lation, os shown by tho 1940 feJoral oonsua, hot brought Florida alsee ll.ll-l.a a , meetly I I P p f * additional I1BS0 annually to I » * l few l b * 4*a i;tfc praeooling ho expended In tho ndmlnUtration tea seals, extra. ,, Uateaa eiberwlaa stated* Frier* f t child welfare services, the quoted below saver aakh an •toto We(fara Boonl announced ROMfrCOMINO Apr. IB — (Special) iTWhkU Ittimi raoo hold ,thte ye*r on J * Thureday • • ! Daiiahsrt, p -----........ * • WlllTtnu t • I K *111*1 p >» Totals k s 0 Invades tendo first bpramon on the ploy for LoVollsy. The next three bett i n up went down ontp two, three bat tho winning run was up on tha acorsboerd. Kettle* allowed one hit In tho lost of tho ninth tut tho man died on ail Ollleepls a s -------- -c-— ' Show Mori# Aid Applications Semlnoles Confidence, Expert Are Investigated . ience In Op en er e * By Welfare Body •haOpening tha aaaaon tonight fa r local fans, against tha taawi CELERY REPORT year each In 1 C l j n. - K lf| 'M . ' t ’ rij N ew Y o r k Y a n k e e s: W h o le N ew In fie ld ? right and CUMespU held hla* bag ami scored on tho throwln, tying the gams up ogoln. Kettles cents In to pilcn the teat of tha ninth and tnrea Not batten cams up and three ^vent down, with Kattlee throwing only sight bolls In Iho whole In­ ning. During tho eighth and ninth In. nlng tho crowd had been yelling for- blood and stamping *hclr feet, descending hits and run* from tbs Orlando players hot ot the beginning of Ilia ninth a hush fall on tha grandstand that laatad through tha ieiri.ln.ler cf Uit rtm i, Pfell and UValley, first two better* up, each made a hit Pfall —tfr - ■ JACKSONVILLE. Aor. IB (Special)— Public aaalatanea ap pi leaf Iona bora been Investigated by district board staff at tha rata o f more than 1,000 p^r month during tha post 14 months, according to ofinooneoment today o f tho Stato Welfare Board. During all o f last year and January and Vsbnury o f thla n o r. 14.491 original Inreatlpu Ilona ware mode, it waa slated. Of tboao It,IBB were for old age assistance. 1.1SI for aid to de. pendsot children, and 1,10! fnr aid to tha blind, • Origin-.) .'.r.': ligations are ut addition to periodical reviews and certification for various, programa, such as eligibility for surplas commodities ami W PA employment. * Tba large number of Invest. 8:00 P. M. TONIGHT ORLANDO 1 t • l r i n o t c m '^K v ** Apr. IB — JpeWr *t^oo^no »,' 10 l i,*,. vrar LEXINOTON, Kr.. fn m The i f from behind to tie op (*">— Mr. Plain Cttiicn puts IS annrexlmatelp *00 aUlllon* and fie ld t o e ninth Inning over Ute betting counter ftn Dcr. 9J.M marie In this- Kentucky itch victory la th e . 10to, hy Day and name* hla r holea. Industry arc worth about M r« Bwatastes . won their Tba two bock* on the Kan-1 Kentockv thoroughbred M M a n h u t Orlando ■nw two boeka on the * • « - exports rrcdlt tha atata'a aUl. tacky claaalc ara tha only “ In - h j* * , with an arcraga vshte of vestment'* In hor*« racing he1* $10,000 and lh# mare* with an HWjr to he thinking eboirt on sVernae worth of 11,000. They ----- 1---- t e r n -------------- 4____I k . V, maralaa'e wholesale m erketsjs .leas tkaa earlab euaotitles Weather repenmnlo oasil* iloee at tilt a . M. Com ag truril lacluio Ibla mornUc'e arrivals aad all ra n sat asmptrials pa. loaieU. quatatloaa are ea[Oal4*q llean, washe4 ateek. w Ub'gterM * la It" rralea irlmmM tape aad Calif. In M cratea. Frieea are sap* fiaeo la the raagee at which the bulb ot tba alack at goad mie* uhonlafclo aaalltf aad roadman ould. Mure 4rull*d larermetlan a* other etsek eaa be orearedt by mall frem say ar the eliten > k t Fla- care unM Ida. by hast U Fte., APEX W ASH ERS SL-. Augustin*. �V r Seminole County Produce* More Fruit And Vegetables Than Any Similar Area In Florida lE W S I'A P K lC SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY* Established bi 1*08 • tent Mar Avert * Fight Ex- P r o m p t Resumption Of Operations b ABked By Secretary For Defense Needs Commissioners, 4 ) Holland Concur ; WASHINGTON, Apr. 1«— t/f) — Secretary of Labor Ptrklra asked Northern anal opcratoa •Bd the United lfloa Worken of America today to agree to m “ immediate resumption at min. In f operation* te.-iniur* an ade­ quate coal supply for dafnna and other Industry*." - She augghstej M u the mint* ba ordered back tfw o rk Tusadaj, and abo urged M U x r n aaft cad operator* who arflhdrew from tl* Appalachian w ife conference a TALLAHASSEE, Apr.. 19 ^-WV-*OoT8nior Holland «nd kftdcra of the State ApaocUtlon of County Com: Head Of Southern College To Speak A t Rotary Lunch Dr. Spivey Is Well Known. Over State As Public Speaker The Soulhemafa left the oar. fercnca after refusing b u r n to an eUmtoatUn of a 40-renL» wa»a differential In the r favor. h (In N a w ’ Tork, the N«rthera operator. Wormed PreaWert Baoaavalt that they were “aiaro- •J* 0B rml«b* rata differential* between the North, toll and Southern field*. Tka Pra*ldtnt yesterday assarted tka differential* di.criminated i| * !i* t the South in many re.pact*.) low contribution, to countie* for tedthtodnona Ineurrad on road* Dr. Lndd U. Spivey, who ha* turnad avar to the State op to bam president af Florida South* tba a*4 o f tha currant UgteUtlva •m Collect (Inca tea summer af 1024, will addrt*. member* of iht •fc^BObtokrion to popular rota Rotary Club at (hair regular o f a - conatitatlona) amendment weakly tnnehaon Monday at the Velde* Hot*1 |t wn* announced to* d »y |qf WnlJW M. Harriet, pro­ (Townsend Pjbp B e Submitted In Spring, Club T6M o f' BOuthera during a period WDMnlctOf Man and try Inf. Ha Came with nnquanchabla enthu.L m , a gift for making friend* qnlckly, unusual ability a* a public spanker, excellent Insight Into fiuando! problem* and a stimulating philosophy for young people.” Bom at Eclectic. Abu, on Doc. I, IBM, Dr. 8pi*«y was a seventh •an and one « 10 children. When ha waa five years old ha moved with hla family to Texas. ill* early schooling was spora­ dic, and ho was older than the average student when ha entered Oklahoma City High School. He attended Epworth University during 1002.10; and entered Van­ derbilt University the following year. He was ordained a minister In the Methodist Episcopal Church. South, la 1012 and mar­ ried Clara Leulae Uelmkampf of Jackson, Mo.; Sept 4, 1012. Dr. S p lw y' was pastor of Scruggs First Church, S t Louts, ‘ Mo. from 1914 until 19!S| Grand Avenue Church, 1912-18, and Centenary Church, Capo Glrarioou. l i f t . Ha received tho bachelor of arte tegtoa from tho University of Chicago In l l i f , a master of arte In 10*2. and a bachelor of divinity to 1*22. Birmingham. Southern and Miami University sack have honored him with the degree o f doctor o f laws, and Stetson University has conferred vpou him tho honorary degree of doctor af mfocatiou. Ho to a •amber of-Kappa Alpha. OmU EE& BSSS* Seminole Glee Club - Places In Festival _ Itemtook Bkk Behoofs Glee 19, 1941 NUMBER 197 M em ber A m oeia ted P rw n Greek And British Lines Remain Unchanged Despite Nazi Attacks Speaker Pomdar Vote Would Determine I f Tax ‘ Would Go To Roads A P R IL Two fires Canted 1 karoocn* hot WStCt M damage ansesntlng to In the tost two dan, « er exploded In XtoU Bhop yesterday moral other one exploded t t ■tore oa Thirteenth French Avanua Thai Chief Mack Cleveland ClavaMm Mid this morning. was at Worst o f tha bias*, bit) _ ________ : store which dastrayed part of tha content of Ui* building and Injured the building to tha extent Of 4600, ............. daelhrad. TO* ‘ ed In one C corner OC0 of the > itore when f exploded, a hot water about The throwing kel fire epread . bed outside dtalroyteg ) merchandise stored therm PerCaloorv equipment \ Cleveland h •bout Ti(| • ’ 4*tx to the home of ptoethteL | Chief Tha caU earn* yesterday morn Cottndl dbt 7 Hundreds O f Germans Shot Down T ry in g T o Climb Mountain­ side, Reports Say. “It Was So Big,” FDR’s Mother Tells Halifax Literature About County ToBe Sent By Trade B ody Larisa Is Taken By Axis Troops Page A r t i c l e Tells Of How Celery In* dustry Was Started Member, of the Chamfer of Commerce will be mailed next weak a tear sheet o f a full page write-up o f 8emlnola County that appeared In the Apr. d edition of tha Miami Herald. In connec­ tion with tha annual membership drive that will begin the latter part of April, Edward Higgins, •acrelary, .aid today. Written by W. F. Therkild.on, tha spread appeared on tha AIL Florida page, and contained ala pictures, an aerial vlaw of tho dtp, the Big Tree, scene on [.aka Orirata at Altamonte Srings, tho monkey Island, the “ City of Hat*, ford** of the St. Johns Rlvar Lint, and a scans on the St.' John’s River. Calling Seminole County tho "tend of celery,’’ Mr. Thrrklldooa tells how that crop got Its start hare. He says: “ Tears ugo when wa were In tha saed tu.lncsa, Sanford waa a vary Important .pot In ’The K to plre of the Hun' Insofar a. seed selling wa. concerned, and Bam* tool* County than had the promt tea of becoming an tmpo celery-producing area, despite opinions and declarations 'wiseacres’ who Insisted that •ry could not ba grown In Flori­ da. Reluctantly these 'knowJL alls' admitted that there had bean some celery grown, but we recall one successful cucumber grower who aaldi ’H )ust Isn’t pos.lHa to grow celery In this climate. Why, man. celery lias to have eohf' vgatbar, •atu^ that's soiae- F a s c i s ts Re-Capture O f Port Edda Is Foreseen By Rome IONDON. Apr. It —(A F ) — Britain, raring to lire, -tell an 'Asia Ihrust toward Ihr prirnl oil field* of Iraq, haa landed strong Imperial forces to “ open llntw of com­ munication" through that country, the ncene of tho government overthrow 15 day* agn. All rt'imrlit frtnn the Grts cn nrilinli front up until noon tot lav Indiiutetl the Allli’ il lines went unchanged In Mif iui,ft l'j hmira, despite the rrlenlless and violent N tii pressurt.’ ‘'Wn rntitv them down by Iht1 hundreds its they try to i limit Ihe sleep mountain Mrs. Sara Delano Rooaevcll, mother of I’re.idcnt, appear* t» lie telling u fivh while l.-rd and Ln-ly llallfux l-'nk " " vri(h hnnlhlcKp mlcrvitl. Thry am pictured fit Collections Sanford Anglers Land 22 King Fish Sanford Gain In TVnDay-Trip On Gulf Of Mexico Flailing uff tlruiia, In the Gulf Over Past Year of Meg iro, four If nl ftnglvrt fttid " t f baa wa mentlonrd the sue. Castful growing at celery lu southern France and snulhrru California, be tried to maintain hla position by an ciplosive ‘All Am ount R eceived A t right, but that ain’ t Florid*!’ “ But lima marched on and li­ City H all Is O v e r the .coffers became convinced -r passed from the picture. Han (or-I F ig u r e By became tha *celery capital,' n -l only o f Florida, but America, and • tty lax t "llerljoiiN h)ii»vx*-«I ol today Sanford la the largest shli>ping point for celery In the rn.l B i f ' t 11 7 ;tF i( 'F nt i n r i r n m n> o f Ure nation, and Florida. with' Mur f f» m i l (ho sonto j»oi i <l )u*t Sarasota and Palm Ilrarh rouniv > o n f . |t N S i i y t i , C 11 , C lot k, ureas supplementing Seminole <I i> ■ I tT'tl ( IX I t y 111 11 I 0 III |kMR,! 1 , V I" County’s production, Irada c-1 M 1* I« tnrttl 1'tftJ tin t ll| lilt loll ■ d. fif other states in acreage und pri­ Mur ir<, 1*1 II, Ml t o f M»| f»(IO 17 ll uctlon. “ Bach In those days one llo ‘•'Rterni'Ml ohows, vlt*i( nt Un* reached Hanford by slrsmrr, run wiinii time Iji f t your, Oio figure nlng down the picturesque HI « » • t0 4 , 5 r U tl! U t i l i t y ijmrM in Johns River, often called Uhc fooniod for $72,041 4.1 of the to Nila o f America.' from Jack.on. *1 in JIM I, nriil for $«17.M>H 72 villa. Evan today, with railroad* ti*-1 year, l^-ra-inal [*,-'- cull«-i*t and highways cutting In. 'he id l.y the C’lty were 12H,H6ilt'l traffic by water remain* Impor­ itii« war, and $^1.06^ tl) in U'4" ' 'I’mjncnling up ihc Incrraer. tant with modern boats carry In* in dollnr* and rant* heavy tonnage to Banrord, which will'll la tha head of navigation on the Miiiiiiinla |n 90,9.111 SB, Mr Haver St. John*, and before we act olf dclarod that hr l.rliew* 'hsl lint) tha subject, a trip on the St m< rr people are pitying Johns Is a pleasant experience terra thi* year, nml dial liualnn< rendition, in thin *rrtlo>i that will never ba forgotten. Th'a well beautiful river has IU source at arc halter » 'The gain In la . rollecllnna Hall IP Biases Lake and winds! and twists IU way through mtov* .h"w» a definite trend in Ihr tropical Jangles 400 rails* to the tmpriivement of 'he cily,"’ Mt sea. In tha shallow pools ami Barer .aid, “ and I »m very well I neighboring lakes near Sanford, ploaed with the ligurr* " Percent colleeted on the total. one will find fishing unescelled. and along tha banka of tha river ■nil* wa. 0fl.R2 In 1941. and 0<> | nn tha prnvloua year l*eht > , and in tha nearby blackjack arc docks, quail and turkey, sufficient vlrr levy and operating levy con,, to u ilc fy tha tl moat exacting nlm- out of tha realty tair* 194(1 rod. Fragrant Gladioli Is New Achievement BRADENTON, Apr. 19 — (Spe­ c k !)— A gladiolus with fragrance has beta produced hare. Dr. FonT, McCtean, nationallyeanoucad to- n diiifirr ifivvii |*y lh«a EnglMi Speaking Union in limmr of I,(»ril Halifax, llnti-h nmbft**ftiinr to \\ ii-allinir11•ii. i*t Svw York’s WaUlui f-A*lonn Wc Janitor O f Church Confesses T o Crime AKRON, Ohio. Apr I" — <A’i - I’ollcc said today the Bn year, old Janitor nf the North Hill Mi'lhadl.t Church Imd c«mfea*<-«l InrineyallPg tha l»>dy nf Hut ta Kwxkcr, 24-year-old inu»ie teach­ er, but contended *he died aeel dentally In a scuffle after hr had •ought a kits, Detective lnepector Verne Crow attributed the rollfomdnn to Albert 8* ldUkens. father of Ihrtr grown children. Croe. said he would bring a murder charge against tha Janitor. Miaa Zwkkar had !*<•» miaalng ■ince aha want to church Salur. day to practice tha piano. MAT H EAR H ELEN KELLER TALLAHASSEE, pr. 19 —HP) — The Senate Invited Helen Kel­ ler to address a Joint session at the Legislature Tuesday after­ noon. (sovorok S t«rn In U n d e r w e a r M y s te ry ( \ M l' I I I.A N H I M ;. Apt I!) - iSpoi'iiil) I ft nirnl |?i i4iit Joseph (!<iVtii f'k of S h i i , ford, n mom ho i of the 124t)i I n f a n t r y S c i to o < onipMM k which Iih * SI A u u Htl ini' n*» tl • homo Mini inn, wn romly lu •n m l lii mU r hi** lo I ifi*t*aitd •f nilo il Sul miln y night. And hi*i • H xvII V I h* on litv npjinv Sut. 11* r vl on ti " kIimw dm LII1* 11I - • 1I nil, t hiirh"v « tin It il it fin ruMi y to fll»plwv to uii llopm ting officer o il u n i1' A rti) iv*i(««l 4’lothcR iH'd oil ui p in opt Sgt (Jo vi took d m kotl up (dp v o^enpt for on« p m r ol “ long hiirid li-4' u m lrr* wonr Tho gCMil -o rg o m it fo il hii* tout h u d d le i «oro p la y in g H i( k » on him i n ! h is uridor- woiir mol rMHhly ai-rusod thrin of “ »oldi«>rlfig’< ( h polite Army term for iinRUthurited borrow InK ) The puy-cff (im o %vh«ri (Sovurok r»4»dy for bod. Ho found hi* undcrwttRiwhr tin■! Vm on! 08- Foot Yacht Docks At Pier For Brief Stay "Krlibolls**’ u n* font Ixrwley crui.er, ............•myli i . .atiaiy the nniat rriticnl tii-le. slippod into a berth at the 'tanford Mu­ nicipal I’irr lati y n lm U y after, noun for a brief »ta> On board were ihr owner and hla wife, Mr and Mr* Albert H Howell, Captain A. R lleale, and the crew Mr llnwrll |y a wool mauufac. turer In lloaton. Ms**., end said this was his flrat trip along the St. John* River. The lu.ury efuiurr has been at sea on tils trip for about three week*. Qaptain Heels maid. The boat cams here from Nas­ sau and Hlmlnl, end will soon re­ turn North. Captain Basic declared that he enjoyed tha trip up the 8t. Johns immensely and declared It w n “ unusually b a o ttlfu r Tha “ Sah. belle,” which tost 170,000 whan new, sleeps elx and a craw of four and makm a spaed of 16 knote, about I f miles par hour. Tha craft U trimmed In mahog. any. I. L A J I1 l / u n . A V lt IP v l t " A bomb whistled through tha great A a .s u a # fa tn n n s O f k oiic wirili-r \idtur laiifiril abioit 200 poundIh r.f fish, liiclnthng 22 king fhh of nix m nrvifi pinjinls ftpioer, I 4 Wr^ht Olic of I hi party ahhi this mtiming Thtill nf Hit* liip, limliiig only n fiitiplr of tiioiiilfP, the hooking of u L'^» potiiol shink will* u whole fi>h for hint, Mr WftUli *,fiiif *1 tillin' 1 hnvo him liJlIg, hi < * phi tried. "Ik’foti lit] nil 111* lltie Mhd got Jtwii y, 4m41 if I Ini't hie I ii w|re I 1 might, litv« hftd it go'.il i Imncw of liiiidmg 111in P a n l'a l("jt r, wilder loolnr from «irmr»•I Knpitlii, Mnh , d«*> ftmcil hi* hud nt’vrr Aetn such ft kighl III lllR llfr, Ha IhoAc tig king f l“h Jiitupiitg eight or 10 fi*t?i into the mi Thry hud gonu nnly ui”ml thirr mil whrn they mn into (he fmh jumping In pv* i ) dn i rl:ion "They wrl r »ill over iht* gulf,” Mr Ho)re suld Tl»e pur ly. mihpuard of ) IL Scott, fa il \\ illiani,. W. II licit., Mr. ft'iyrr and Mr Welsh, left Sanfoid Thursday afternoon and drovr to Tampa where they spent the nlglit Friday nornlitg tliry went on tn Oiniia wheic tlu'y Iroardrd tin- flabing bust They came Iihi k last night The i ati'li included black and led gt"ii|Hr a, well a* the king fish The largrat ftah landed wa. a nine pound king but another ft,h, the biggest nnn seen on the trip, vui hooked and slmoet land ed when It lumped o ff the hunt m it waa afoul to lw pulled un hoard. Mr Ituyrr said Miner the Ire lei. waa amall live head, und tall* had to he severed from the fish, so the fishermen rould not bring them luick to take a picture. Mr Welsh had hla movie camera along and look a number of shots during the trip, lie tried fur shot* of the ftah jumping but la nut sure how thry cam* out since the ftah were all 1H nr ICO feet from the boat. The film la to Le developed and colored und Mr. Welsh will show them later. Usually king fish and grouper are raugh( on hand lines and a few of the fish caught by the party were landed by that me­ thod but moat of them were hooked op rod and real, giving Uia angler, much more apart, Mr. Walsh explained. It waa tha first king Mr. Royca had ever caught though Ha ha. dona quite a bit of fUhlng In Florida water*. While cruising around the gulf after tha fish tha party headed south and ran past Honeymoon la. land. Just o ff Dunadin. Mr. Royca said ha saw a few paopla '*•* lira, but m *oi>n a. on* wav#'is thrown luuk another pushes for* • mil," F B I . i one military offkar. German los.ra, he added, “ era tl■■urtiduu*. unequalled, 1 belltVS. by anything tho.y have .offered in tb» European war to date.” The German High Command laimed the rapture today o f Laron, tl) mile* aoulh of Mount Hlympii* and .Bill Ihe .wastlka oil been raised on the mountain itaelf, but the British army haad> quarter* i n Athena asserted heavy Natl attack* had failed (0 panatralr the (ireco-Brltlsh line at any point.— ■>. qgah tlreeew had a cabinet crisis Ml It* hand. a» * result of the unertverted death of Premier A l « aridr"* KorltU. Reporta were that Ring iJe.iige 11 planned the for­ mation o( n military government and it vt n* uiideratood the mnnairh him«elf had a».limed wartune inrttrnt ae hrad of the coun­ cil nl ministers. tun on the warfrolit was “ eetnifi nn the warfrnnt waa ’’*•i inti, in v ii w of the increasing t,el m a i l reinforcementa from Yuyial.ii in,"’ ii ml drnrrlbed a itrugyle it "yrrat violence" through­ out imriliern Oreerr. with the mill olio “ III tu» mean* derided." Iti,nr preillrl* the Fascist* soon i,uiiht recapture the southern AlI.anti.n port nf Porta Edda named fur Henlto Muesollni’a daughter, nml -aid thev were approaching Idaniim*. rapital of Eplrua in nc» Ihw eatrm Greeer Tiie rur wsr in the west shiinped civernlght Unirlsnd. meanwhile holatered wartime production In the flrak conscript Ion nf feminine 1*W . A uuarter million women between op.-.’ | were exneeted to *ign for work In wai Industrie* In tha flr«t regiatrallon. \ ahiirtencd. solid llritlih.............. nl tOt, r* « F T * SOW.! L o n d o n Forgets W ar At D affodil Exhibit LONDON, Apr. 19—<A*1—lx»n,loner* picked thalr way among blackened debris of bombed build­ ing* >catrrday to gate upon * "boat of goluaii cinffudiia" ihftt wmiltl hji vi) delighted Wordawnrll * eye It wa* the annual daffodil libition. and, as though this ware a peaceful poet's April, an Open­ ing dny rrowd paid 2S cents • head t» Jam the hall. N °l a ample comment about the war In this nation of gardeneri could be heard. Instrad, there were gasps of "w hat lovely goiden chariots'' . . , “ Look at that Gulliver- . , . ’’ Marvelous king of clutf . . Merchants To Decide Stammer Closing Day Forrest G.tchel, chairman o f Ihe merchants commlttea o f tha Heminola County Chamber o f Commerce, today annooncad U til a meeting will ba bald at tha trade body’s office In tha CMy Hall Tuesday afternoon at t i M o’clock to decide what day atarea will clots this summer. Several cillaa In Central Flag* Ida, Including Orlande, have elded to close tha itoraa an W< nooday afternoons during warm months. ",gr. Gatchel urged all II hanU to attornl tha maattof and a repraeeatatlva. \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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YUGOSLAVIA BERLIN. Apr. ,|d — W - Tko g S f f c S r ^ S uTK2 * a ^ y jg la ^ S v s s z '&f S L . l i f c f U had b**n not ■share tUa .view. . On retamtog to m a n , whkh the left only • few week* aftei the Jana M * U Mtdmir. Behloaarelit aald ah* waa .troth by the chanre la tha., Wench peopU. -Whan I left they acted atunnad: when I Ntsroad they acted eba*tr TTH» m u ch , down to tha tag* porter*, are pmre potlte tear, and everybody * * * * * a r t o f hie way to * da. waa Madame Schiaparelli* akm. “ Undernaalk M a f l [ORE MILES ^ YOUR SAVINGS IN G A SO LIN E B IL L S WILL MORE THAN PAY THE SMALL C0ST11,1 Carburetor and Ignition System Checked NowJ Trained Carburetor Specialist ryean a w r s tftft and eoirpore them House Hoppllea and Repair Harriet B and CEORGB S T IN E .U W " proclaiming “ America on Ooatd* 0,000 poatofftoe* pa aril] ba.Tn d« id atAciunn o »* r * »w < THIS IS THE YEAR FOR ss wtta eluded the follgwlnj: .acfcnamber French * “ W M * Willie Pattoraon, charged with faehlon magailnc* publUhod In rpeodlng, had hia caao continued. Inna , Conway, accaaed of dlaor> A t M y rale, Vienna Intend* to Jrrly conduct, had her caao con. market It* atyto creation, aa tinned. A charge of dlaordcriy -Made In Vienna," and a* part conduct against Pauline Weak. organiaed In thla capital rity of former Auatria a fmepernWv! headquarter, and cUarimfJtouM known aa "lla u . der Mode In Wton" o r' "Vienna Heuao o f ' Famklngi ** Here. In th. U bkovll* Potato, on# o f Vienna'* moat baaatlful baroque ' structures, all ’ gaattloiM of alyl# creation and marketing are worked" out. Twto# yearly a -Modewocha (Fashion Weak) to held. In addition to frequrot faahIon ahmra 'In the palace and to the ataller* at mender firm*. Thla year, aa alweya, toller, made. (Mat «ulta) are the moot Important' garment*. They are represented In a. now etyto with to (bai 'toueth and *oa»ri buttoned full tongIk. Jacket* accompanied by abort and aklrta, and wabtorof print* haiwl-painted fabric*. ' A combined frock which I like n ault conatoU of n navy ‘*,U dr7 w n fiV .S lilouit of * "white-dotted or roof, or "bloooom out” with a gUuloaW emit of pulBt, AU F. H. A. J l l U 1 * * * *d through thin company will furnish IM for sanded repaint or addition*. I’aymtnta ilhbr InataOmanta may be arranged for • «m p«riod of throo yanrn. WASHINGTON. Apr. u —yn — N«w porta) i n t e | i . ' itamp* Today, with Pari. r U t o p d freely aa a alyla center. theVImvteao a n making plana to eaeh la. Thoao who doubt Vienne* ttoa..aomoEOVaahtoo t a w M PARE AT*. B Mill Supplies J jE f Irrigation Systems 2!?d _ Expert Weldin* NSW STAMPS TO GO 0(1 BALE lag." Pome atopa have been Uken o v ern ig h t toward bettortag the under* Umitag o f U. 8-L a tin-America# rela­ tion>, the epeaker aald. The United Slate* Department of Stale haa created a aow paalUi n known aa the coordinator o f euL toral and economic relation*, held hy K ola— BockffaUer.'Under thl* departam t there wOl ta an ex­ change o f profeaeora and ttadMta Madam* Behtopare II * * » » £ M * a flrel »tep toward older. tloaa to got lack to work J" •landing frlendahlp. Dr. Cola acid. Pari*, ■here a m o w o f herwork“At the moment," tha kproker era hod been awaiting her for two month#. Aakad what could related, -the preaa aerrtea of he dona In vlow of tha falling world-wide new* la auppttodL.to etoeks of nu Uriah, aka matM Booth America free of charge and aald, - I don't knows maybe try, Germany and Italy, while our try the time warm weather cornea own preaa rrieaaca arc poor, tooe'U hove to point dreaaee «m nor •dequeU, uncomplimentary and often inanltlng to them. To offact thla, Tima augaahM la pro. paring n weekly airmail edition on tpedal paper, which will give accurate and unbiased world-wide source of many atylea wkifh W «ee new*," Dr. Cola added. '& C , ------- . hilled aa -the latest from Faria- of a campaign for world ncogniT E L E P H O N E »143 "conducting relation. with etomnli seeking U effeat a Buts garian . ravolailon.; ha* lu own literature, taklnr Ita proper plica and being reoognteod hi creative writing dittos. Wo- Onr shop lu well •qulroed to maVe any ro ya l™ on form machinery, trailer! or ^ ■ J S k o t h c r equipment. ■ I surah, and to n abort dp breast *d Jacket Tha flunk h double row of toittona. Everyday clothe* of moctoel algn get tha mort .U rotl. every collection. Th# “ »* black drew" to made freak while trim and drettnmkgr '’ oh " S S J S H a S t^ it s d u . orderly conduct, had hto caao con. i W rom l I t day* with ^toto \V . . . . W han tha riahy, rtow-fangled fo ld in g bed waa th e laat w o rd In •lo e p la g c o m fo rt . i . th e Sim m ona C om pany w aa founded. 1897 1925 T h e y e a r th e brain bed burnt upon th e A m e r k i j **«• - • • Sim m ona w aa th e household w ord fo r fin e bedding. In* comfor). >1 court Friday, thb fallowing negro caeca appro rrdj Johnnie llollowny, - charged with recklcM driving, eras W - ‘ mlaaed. Anderson Boon*, nccuatol of dltordarlv conduct, wn* cod. tarnieSstaM as5,.«."ss-. <.■» w t a r-triell gedilinu, charged- with disorderly conduct, waa foutwl ■rulltr tnd fin d $10 « r »0 dayf Ben Cooper, charged with •pemto ISTANBUL, Turkey, Apr- l+ M I a VENO B — PH m , , ' B cn u lyrca l In lrw lu ctd . F o r th e fir s t Um e In nil B U tln a a h latory ; > . tru ly luxurious sk * P . Lee Gilchrist, accuaed ennes*. estreated a I t Id Gilbert, , aroaaad drunk ami dUnrderly, guilty and fined •>. 1 Gll'.rrt, charged w ill conduct, waa Judged guilty and fined 13. Goor;r» Scurry, accuaed of assault, waa found guilty and fined f i t or TS day*. ' Berry Hiebl lns, alto charged with B8. Mull, wet found guilty and fined F10. A chaise o f dtoarderly con­ duct again.t Lonnie Bettor was dirmtomd. Soviets, Turks Have Political Conference elegant wear, 1871 I zmffl i ' j �Seminole County Produce* More Frail And Vegetables Than Any Similar Area In Florida r NEW SPAPKK Established BANFQRD, FLORIDA,’ Washington , Ams.tt CAP)— Secretary « u . i Mwnwl , I Active IrmfetOkydn. authoritative M aM S E U in t. advised the olWfl CttUa today to »l>An* English mother act tnaeke by having the ycungst They haej.gotten over.their canto they know It mean* aai Britain “la Warning her cltisi Dag Britain, Geyda asaartud, a surprbs 'g » » attack. r action t*gs*y be guilty eel* ace at e heetile policy which the egd wRl tttfn beck upon **-! if tb« United BtaUw perMa la Its truant course In i' her children to wearing , g u i them each night at atory b"vr Of the ctrange device* sow bogolng i* tell them a fairy Ule. t to rytax preparedness against )f Army 1Outlawing Closed Given In Shop On Defense t BulIetinPWork Is Sought Purdiajrthgr O ffic e ^ Bouse Gets Measure . To Be Established Endorsed By State ' ra* Kferiphabtos Attorney G en era l the A m y 's big irogram, which m iv* an effect upon Florida former, are ballfUn issued by rUsoa. director of ,snd retka ted today an. manager o f tbs j Fonder* Market, ka fWKArmy pur-' in4 ( f fly d e w r t h i N P f f M NUMBER 1M Member Associated Press Hospitals Jammed A fter Worst Raid Of War On London 400 Nazi Warplanes Fly Over City For Eight Hours, Drop­ ping 100,000 Bombs On The Balkan Battlefront On the Balkan vtrfront, Ger­ man troops vrer* reported today fu bo pressing (In ju r into Greece, •bile dl* patches from.. . AI hen* told of arvc:e losses inflicted mi Urn Neil*. Berlin raid the Uertr-gn army Witt "at grips" with a British <expeditionary force louth of .Mount Olympui In b clath which m in t deyrtop into b major battle. In Korth Africa, (he British »«re reported to have itrock Many Fires Are Set In A ssault Attack Is Described As “ Reprisal” ’ For British Air Blows Y U O O S '^ n W h .fT . T 5J L 1M1 Senate Is - Told That1Athens Reports Tell America Will Have O f Severe Losses Two-Ocean Navy At By German Troops; “Earliest Momeu Major Clash Seen For Britain ortod the Greek army i before Italian fotree the front whkh It had 17, Nazi Forces Push Deeper Into Greece “Once S K i '™ APRIL le T th rfa lre e tiih o f a eommandlag officer hdrlitid by an axperlanrwl eivfliau nriduee buyer. "A ll .perikhahjo prodneo, or at least the I target portion o f it, trill h# putkhesfH by-those offlser* and will , h* »-nt to tho ‘ \ "/ M r . Wilson points nearest* camps, fait. , . "These Arttjv buyer* will na•oenllv want » « huv In esrloail lid* whenever it If feaeiblt to dn so," tha market #iretlor sa**. *Th*t does not m fi> that Ik* email grower or dealer wlH be frn»en -et, however. Lee* than carload lot* will h* bought from loctl Iota local surtl-n. dealer* and grower*. growen". aoeH-in, "The Important thing to bear In mind ,1* that all purchase* will be mad* on Armv spec lfirsHon*. ,*Jiifh are based °n ” **h' tithed government, grade*. Thrse ■neclflcatlons will ba made Gea(bl* enough to meet general growinr and marketing conditions. Mr. Wilson said, "and general pub­ ,'1T—C/f*> licity will be given them ep that any bidder m *y know beforch-m what tbsy are on a n y .ghfea pur- Censorship PowiMe, fh^'Np doubt yen art chiefly *nlarratcd ht knowlag haw tho local rthis v *program." r *L L. * bead w *5 the JJS mark*! arid, "Our program provide* that full consIderwllon.U to be ftv*n |g hnmogrown or local e-i mmid Itlee. and thst preference I. lo be given .uch pr^uce nrf>rJded that it meets tho Army •peciflcnUon* a* to quatlty, eonlit!on and pack, • * * that It can bo-obtained by Tht Army hi slarohl* qtwnUtloa. Mrj Wlle-n nxpIotoW,. tv• <i .TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 17-(A'> —Twenty members of tha IflorIda House today introduced a hill kpousuVrd 7iy Attorney General Tpm Walson to prohibit labor’s Closed shop on defense projects and other Jobs paid for with mentaaent fond*. - jjivek rr McCarty sent the maw>t4a,Vi the cefnmltl*** on labor a onanlmoua consent ’ required to Waive the m l So, •>. ' ’ Rep, Jenkins of Alachua county said lh« bill would gpr* everyone the right to week. wTbe unions around these defense projects arc not for the protaction of labor', he said, "they're Ju*l plain rac. Vet*. As soon aa a worker get* through paying hia Initiation fees, they push . him ou t. so someone else can coma to work and start paying due*." 77ie bill ernuld punish with a fino up to 9-1.000 and imprison­ ment up to three yean any errv. rsetleete On niar Twel Roosevelt Sees No U. S, News Control WASHINGTON, Apr. 17 -4JP) — President Roosevelt told the nation's editor* today that aa far aa Ho |* concerned. 'Thorn will be no government control of now* unless it bo o f vital military op­ eration." In- m lottar to tho - American WASHINGTON. Apr. 17 —m — ' A everting that "praetkaW every ihlp that la under con*tnun Mon la ahead of C-hedale." Boore tary Knox told Um Senate de­ fense Investigating committee too day the Navy would have a twoocean fleet ready "at the earliest poeeible moment." .1 He *>sorted under the Prea* ture of a deadline that ia “ at* way* lust tomorrow . . . we can­ not aft around and theorlae oa how to reform, when wo need aemelhlng of absolute necessity for military reeulU." The government Wedneaday. let ln«idc Kgypt, eupporUd by jritUh worship* o ff chore. .German i’snsrr force* eve driv. >1 toward the Important railroad n minus of Kalambaka. nearly pi miles into the heart of Greece, Ud have rrarhed the Kotael Utrau near Hie Mount Olympus nation of the Alliuil line, the Ireek High Command reported lit nljtht. The Nail tide of armor tweepUt down tlirough Monaillr Pass bd across tt<- upper VietriUa leer was said to tie battling iti |by forward around Grevena in b attempt in rirnrh Kalambaka l an apparent attempt to out* hnk Mount Olympus and La- C reverie ilea on a tributary of ■ YistrlUa about 30 mllra north t Kulambmaka and B> milec k e lly weal of Mount Olympui. ■Another wedge of the German khanlird drive, rutting down tough Koiatii, was said by the |h command to have advanced ■th of the Vlslrltaa and reachI the Kuunl plateau, about 32 le e west of l hie i Mount Olympus other commodltlei •tihor of the llrltlih-Uresh line. bad the nation j -. jn the faro of the new Getfcfuuon.: f A thrusts, knifing down on Ik* . The order wa* Issued by PVic* JwAn British and Greek position* Control Chief/ Ilapdenon and, TMpcvrral rolumni, the flrpak <-. While Its effort Oh itael price* Iprary, tha awn* __ V iarp wain inf ‘•new posit limn msde nacsstarg ■ government Is deterby (he penetration of Macedonia prevenl runaway prices by German mechanised furce*." under tha total defense program. South of Koritsa, Albanian Henderson said step* were betown 1H mllra acrosa the Grrek W w tle w * ee r , « . Tw.| fionlirr abandoned ly thr Grrek High Gnmmand after the Geriran In,-ak-lhrough at Mouaatlr I'ass, tho Kinfr-Karidge mountain r ill gr "fell into enemy hands,” the High Command taiil. Further north In the Grrek BELFAST. Northern Ireland, Apr, 17 — (A*>— Between 200 and “ thumb” between luike Ochrlds SOO German bombers I;Is sled u and Late i’rrpan the town nt path o f havoc across loyalist Gmitss »>■ aliandoned, It was North Ireland Tuesday night In elated. A great fleet of Nail divra raid described as Intense as II wae elated, I- attempt. any suffered by English Midland hombet, tt'MIlaweO aa l-aa* T e mi porta. Hundred* of home* in thr working clast area of this city of ovar .400,000 population were daatroyta and considerable In** of Ufa Kara and In surrounding WABIUNOTON, Apr. 17 — IA1 smaller towns was reported. Rescue worker* digging into — Precautionary plans for hous­ the wreckage of bomb shelters, ing 800,000 additional troops, homes, taro churches, a moving Ju*t In csss they should be need­ □Ictgr* theater and library heru ed, were revealed yesterday by Indicated casual ties wars heavy. Undersecretary o f War Patterson, with a disclosure that survey* for 28 new cantonment site* had be­ gun. Patterson told a Bonats defense investigating committee that with 116,000,000 recently made avail­ NEW YORK. Apr. »7 — W > - able, engineers had been or would Two former employe* of tho New York Block Exchange Joined Um army Wednesday — William Me. Chaanay Martin, J r, 84. who re­ signed as axebanre president when tha A rp y called, *w4 WU. tx ™ Ireland Blasted By Nazi Bombers Housing 800,000 More Soldiers Is Planned Former Head Of Stock Exchange Joins Army CARLOAD OF BRAHMAS PALATK A, Apr. 17— (Special) —A carload of purebred Brsbm* bulla wo* brought Into Putnam county from Tran* recently, ac­ cording to County Agent Harry E. Waathury. Tha built will bo used to broad up catU* In thl* county. Hardin Is Named Head Of Antlers; Elks Honor Oub With Dinner Party smnnhed nt London In t h t m ost violent iuhiau H o f tb flr wnr Inst nltrht In an e ig h t* , hour rain oT havoc and death TRgfKfTm In which 100 N a tl plans* I dnipneil more Ilian 1001,000 Incendiary and countless h ig h explosive bombs. Iterlln described the raids us "reprisal for the Kngtlah donilurtion of the cultural and hi*" ■ lorlc erntrr of Merlin on Apr, ' U," milling that It wae "the big* This map showa tho Balkan ■lluatlon as indicated by late re­ gist air ruld of all limes." t'rowilrd morgue*, Jammed hoeport* fnun Kuril pc. Dotted aren (A l was said to be occupied by block* of Hungarian troops. Italian forces (II) were reported in n iPive pltal-. and whole ■mouldering fire-hlackaned wreck­ icuth from Trieste, lielgrode (G ) uni occupied by the German. age test ifil'd to the fury o f the Yugoslav troop* near Skoplje IIM were reported to liuve inaile attack , Natl pllol* aaaerted they eoant■ueressful counter-attacks, llrttkrn line below shows where n gicnt nl HO major ami countleat (Mall- < bsttle Is raging between ItrltMi-Grcrk forces and the Na*l* (K l er fire*. Volos (K| wa* heavily liomtied. The throb of low-flying plans* mingled with the craeh o f gtnu ■o noiallv that Ixmdoner* gave up *11 thought of *l**P l* »l night. Tlir ralilcr* appeared to reOe over in a wide arc to drop I M f , boinka and erurrv away, foDoWbA by their mate* in an tndl***, .Ihundsruu* jli* a « » .V hag — s * t ,“ " r ^ ' n * Seminole High School Glee Club \ Take* Part In State Music Event M rs. Jackson Dies At Hospital A fter Two Months Illness Mr*. Alva IV Jackeon. 27. ■» resilient of Sanford all during hrr lifetime, died tills morning at U:20 o'clock at the KrrnahlL a u g h t o n Memorial limipital, where -lie had Ih-i-i, taken hint night for trout itn-ril Hbe had been ill about two month*. Morn on Oct i, 11H3, In Hanfont, Mrs Jackson was a mem­ ber of the All Soule Catholic Church. Hho Muldrd ul 40H Holly Avenue. Survivors include her hu-band, Irvin I- Jackson, two cliiblten, llevcrly Cameron uml an iiifanl •on; her mother Mrs. Maude Stafford; her father. II Staf­ ford; three sisters, Mr*. T. (I Hay. Mrs John MrWhlle, amt Mis* Doris Stafford; her grand, father. W tl II Alien, all of Sanford anil her grandmother, Mr*. H. F. Ddk or Orlando. Funeral »ervlrr» will tie hold at 10:00 o'clock Haturday morn­ ing at thr AH Soul* Catholic Church, with Father J. J Kellaghan officiating Muriel will tie In I he All floul* Cemetery. The Erickaon Funeral Home I* han­ dling arrangement*. A ro*anr will bo recited to­ night at 8:00 o'clock al the Erickson Funeral Home. Defense Council To Be Formed Tonight New Members Are Welcomed By Club A County Defense Council will be organised tonlslil, at a unit of tha Slats Council lo organise Florida for total defrnte, result­ ing from a meeting of Seminole County official* and ClUscns with Governor Holland at Orlando Apr. 14. P. A Drum, chairman of the Board of County Commis­ sioners and spokesman for ths group, ha s announced. Other counties of tho state will organlie councils, to concen­ trate defense efforts In th* state. The number of dirlalone, ■heldep BktdJa wa* tmstalUd of OeneryJ llenry B. Bsnford. a* exalted Antler *1 the Hgtean nneentad Ik* A atiers with • ■ R l k r < ( Ike Aatlara CUb, tweutifal cryetel punch bowl, the i Three new member*, Virgil L. Smith, Dr G II. Pulnam and William T»rc. were welcomed wt a mealing of the Methodist Men's Club in tie church annex Tues­ day night. Dr. II A. Melxen of Herwin, Md., was tlie guest spsahsr nt DATE (•printed te eat n an Industrial « nt th* UnlvaraJI MOVKD UP WASHINGTON, Apr- IT — W>) — Secretary Knox announced yes­ terday that the 1841 class at tha Naval Academy would he grad­ uated six month* In advance on m l Doriety will thnephaU dieUlct U d Folk own- Citrus Growers Elect H aines As O fficer Of Group ORLANDO. Apr. 17 —C*V— Genr-e Fullerton of New Bmyrae Hcncti today was rv-electsd *IWl> dent of th* Florida Citrus Grow­ er* loe. R M Clewl* of Tampa WM named first vte* president and Uen F. Haines of Banfotd, PMj* nnd vice president while D. w Williams of Coco* wae r i M M treasurer. ,Bill Burton of WinUr OeidMe ona of th* founder* of U»* *»■ ganisstlon, daellnad to M l * , nominated far executive suratavy and hi* pjaa* w m filled by BM|« Bo* wall of Orlando. New member* vt the i n t a m committee era Chariea B safM i of Baraaote. T. G. B aajaw a t m Ocoee, D. B. W * a j tf * « » « • dal* and V k taf Uednett a t wtee. tar H i m . ■' ■ . ± �to . CLTDB J. BASK TALLAHASSEE, Apr. IT* By (Special)—The opening of U •d h iM ja Z * \ j m f ! Z r A i i 'd i r day Urn singers will rehearse thei’eBnMa of the festival, a ■sod concert of the Glee Clubs oftheaO*i at the Munlrlpsl morions. ht Batorday firs re Sebree, the r SMtUpaU'lUgb solo entrant the. festival, will sing Frank forge's "iCome Unto Tho«r low 8ands,'' from “ The Temp " hy. william Shakespeare, lonta- ISOO musically tnlrntr I injr\p«bple from all parts of rlda arc expected to lake part tbs- adnuAl' fesUval and cornfar .'♦outpare live ratings. ’hate trill'b e competitions for haatrse.' hoys* e"a rl»ls* *!«■* la,' ‘mixed - glee .dubs, sishu ding'for-orchestras and cloe be„ vocal vnsembles, vocal soiCs, tastfumental ensembles and CUta.--'*' ‘ M B I 1activities planned for the afkafnmbnt. of the vieltors will InAt'.'aN* lafsrrmal dinner this etOken'.at'-liSO o'clock for all avtofa ead jadgsa; a luncheon -dMacterC'and Judges Friday ^ W ^ ^ u r a n t , a.^dance Into Greee.e 400,000 men It tt 940,000 Ba bow, or 11,000,000 for fe -40hour wank. In the courae of a jm r that can Amount to |8S> 200,000. An incrMM in expemUturaa of that amount of mooter aumot bo mad# without gettiar tho money from somewhere. . Tho ewemmont anticipated that tho otod Industry would moot tho attuation by nklat ita priceo. That would bo tho orthodox way to do i t I f It coda you morn to do bu»- Glah.win maat.la.the k r m M U o g jif.t e n d - b a in , c rh tv fc , A N h .Tmirar THURSDAY, A M U L handling and storage o f exVts, established a state da­ l eoontil with an i s l c m U .' Uon af SSOJKM fad Ita axpumas, and provided fo r aatahllshmaat Of a stats defktiss farce to take tha place o f the NaUaml ' Gaard which has been called Into service as a part o f the national defense force. . -.*■•. .. In cfgttsit with the speedy House nation, tho Senate agent dearly all o f the first week do-, bating the adoption a f new rules. Discussion c f those rules became acrimonious at tluMa - and . pro­ can't flail wiy voked the charge l y admlatatra* »t Incomes tloa leaden that “ all .this ma­ to finance ne over lag was designed to block e f Governor llollantfa pro­ mi protrAaiT Why* from tha U fellow, of port gram." This charge was pro« ply denied by Prreldent Bcacham and |B«t Uka another one a f thaae vicious rlrcJeo. Chairman Dye af the roles com­ ... « * » « to out oa etrika and beat each other mitter. While there was no clear-cut I do that they fas make ten centa an bow division o f Senate * membership prMlain a f paring it to tha government ln- evidenced on the roll calls. It is IE the corporation da It for them. apparent that a division exists, ---------T * -------•« • V * and that unless Govs roar Holland tan rally sufficient Senate sap. E hy labeling bta program with magic words o f "national da­ s'" or acquire ouch support emulating Urn well-known kn-Cteba of the ntate to rKulate highway bUI- by tori Ira e f "David Harum", some [aairvaa the support of ail drie organizations, parts nf his program may to . out that Florida id almost UteraUy being cooeaaM taunted adverse winds and Uboardo, the Ttoon-UnJan remain that olnee 1934 Stormy weather la tha Senate. •Tha first over distribution of * *ha highway between JackaoniQle' ’Ba gas tax will pn£aH yJ either1 hi hiatnereoaed f r * * l l to the mile to & v* ba eettW this wCfc dr retolTs Ijw, m in Indian River City to lfUaml.*,the.Ttao»> Into a hitter contest which may effect the entire program far the W n H ln K .lW .>tWTi&Mlen. -P tw - MU U otor: N oted, a t a M il a f An tha government, r.T h e only trouble is that A, law to take tho profit* The Billboard Nuisance *SEPHi n ^ a ^M O . aJjdfum. i f It Isn’t •"“ 1 Spring klaaa.ap e ga* t * T t «* o r .W ' rector* > i n ) *J a < W r t o n t ffr . at 11:00 .'o'clock nt^Municipal AiutL torium. '■• • ■ '■ * ! ' Chief Judges will be' Peter D. Tkteh, t o u t lecturer in public school MMk! at - Colombia Uni­ versity and • director of,tha In* urlschen National Hick School Music Comp, and Dr. Joseph E. Maddy, hand of the music depart­ ment Of the University of MIchL tain and alaa head ef the !aU r. Ischsn encampment. Tkach MU head the votea Judges' and the letter the Instrument*] division. RELLS B U D CANS W HITE SPRINGS, Apr. 17— (Special)—.fohn Mliell, negro fmmer of the Spring Branch community., sold Bft£50 stalks of s«ed cane durinr the past month for s total of tSSSAO, according to N. If. Bennett,* negro farm agent. He reserved enough seed cane from his crop to plant flvs ■errs of his own. also. Mliell operates a one-horse farm and specialties in sugmrvans. WASHINGTON, Apr. IT —4 * » — . New step# to fortify North' American defenses and psrhopa to help '‘deliver the gosds" • to Great Britain appeared ta ha hi the making last might. ■- * Contributing to this coackaalsw amaag well-informed its IH W were these developmental ♦••••** »? An invitation f rota - Fluridtat Roosevelt for Prime ■Mkrtstor Mackrnxie King of Caaada t » l i M tea with him this aftaroocMe >> A conference o f- N c v U * 'S a t* ler, Rritlsh minister aad1t a M W Welle*, undersecretary #C dakb on the shipping situation. Boil — Indicated that one af - the CMS* tlans Involved was that o f A n y * lean merchant ships IS s h m l British vessels In the PnawW ta permit diversion of the British ships for rarrylng supplies ta Great Britain. • _;* An Indication from Secretary Kno* that the Navy would | M W any American land force* seat to the new United States bOaCa In Greenland, and that a part o f the Coast Guard might ha tr io s ' faired to the Navy. * v i ( The U f a Monroe 4-H Club girls ware*working on the wear­ ing apparel * for •the Buadlee-forAt one point near the Brluin. rather than the Lata Msry .girls as statad la The liar* vanla Alps tha Daaob aid yesterday. The group met at forms the boundary bar the Lake Monroe School house. mania. Bulgaria and Yi « ;w s a Mrs.' +\' Eight Axis Vessels A n Sank Br British TIME TO s w rti Anu meet that the Mediterranean fleet Is ronUaaalty betahardlag the German and Italian' Usage, air. porta and farts along Urn Libyan shore la support o f the hard, fighting Imparls! d I sort amlaa. ’ S a il SWIMSUITS BELL 6WBHT POTATO PLANTS M AR IAN N A. Apr. rial)—Negro farmers county h ara sold moi 400 sweet potato pla flue heated hot beds, ported by O, W. ) county agent. Tha ■ OTHERS TO ,10.00 1. 'l l ) ' n n .»f* ie sitc|just Spring’s Most Exciting Most Feminine Stylesl [>on. S t A t Walaa, Palm Smart women are "ravin g about* our spring Connk* I Every fiyle h aa new at a heedllnel Every, type you want (d here I BACKLESS SANDAlSl 6dW PyMPSI CASUALSI PAteNTSI OABARblNES! SADDLE BElCESI NAVY BLUES I High or lower hceftf Coma tomorrow to have a gram! , tim e ch ootln fll mm \ �* THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Retired Railway Association Has 5,000 Members ttonta If I m t e d to poraoiu otbor than Mseattoe." Ttrt ■of th, original I I hara dropped «a t o f tko u p t r i a n t dropped oat* o f tho experiment. Ob* nurriod, o m •withdrew be( U M o f Utoaas, another batatUI o f rallgtooa l raoaotu, another to rapport hie family, end one "joat didn't eira np." The remaining ale. with Frod Ooaa aa leader, expect to qualify far their raaaten' decree* by next Fall, and then aathark on fear more year* o f work for decree* of doctor o f arte and edeoeea. Alone with their otsdle* they will aaaUt tho Oglethorpe faculty un­ til— by their graduation In 1045— they will hare taught aa welt aa ■todled every couree offered bjf thd anlyenlty. , “They will bo tho bait educated collate men ever to i graduate inaUtatton,' hoolthy, happy it he* goo* far ha exfierfraent haa gone I to detoonatrata hi* printheala—“ that Urn avarag* ^ to a lodeely-hnlt, time- PHONE MarahaU A*ber o f Athena, T * x , atQl lead* the “ brain team" aa ha ha* from tho atari, with an ever, ago o f better than 05 percent. Second to Edgar Valletta of Shreveport, L a , with 04A. Other* are John Ooldthwalt, Pfttabnrth, A l ,. Go**, o f Proctor, VL| John Meaeham,' Jr., Beooba, Mlaa, and Keith Lane, Moantainatr. K. U. “ P er many year*," explain* Dr. Jaeohe, **1 have believed that the batter etndanta at Ammican coL legee could do twice aa qrach work aa to now being done. T h e boy* have no detraction*. They get plenty of exert 1**. They are on Urn football field m en than any other etodenta. They have fixed time* fa r meal*, li­ brary, wortt, itudy, sleep. From Motrrrday noon until Sunday at •sOO P. M. they a n free to da what they wlah. except that they moat attend church In n body WWlday morning. ETTI...... 10c SOAP..... 5c a Sl .... 25c Daisy CHEESE lb* ir s s a s s onditlon to penall try. AU dlitrfct j T.".!Tfor 25c Business Interview Program Sponsored 3BLAKDO. Apr. 17— (Spatial) Believing that high achooTato. SATURDAY a m f l and *o auhjact to mUIUry way, nmnagfng director a f tho Florida Che*" Star* Aaeeciaiien. The program, deilgnod to give the high aaheot ■tardeata a prac­ tical m o m In baatneas mithodf. and lupoty them with information aa lo what will he required of them to a g a H se joha with retail merehaato, w ill. ha atat*, wide In acope, If it pr o m to bo n eueeeM In Orlande, Mr. n*a» macting at the . home of Treadway Mid. Similar tour** * Mre. J. B. Ayer* on Warrcn are now being given by merchant* s tr u t Monday evening. Reatoao. to, Booton, Mas*, and Dallas, oa with Ayer* ward Mr*. W. J; Hartley, and Mr*.! J. A. BtoU Una. ItomahnunU wart eervad Bibocca Walker,' Lola Walker, farin g tha'ooctol hour. * Mre. H. Morphy, th o floral offer-, j r A t ,Christ Episcopal Church on tots ware bu ottfol to * groat ■m tor morning there was Com­ munion oervlea celebrated by the Homo from 7 A C .W .. fo r . EaaRev. Martin'J. Brain. An offar- tar holiday. . were Mary Neal ioty solo waa rendered by Mr*. Searcy and Ernaatln* Hojth. . Xmmn Abbott Lyman. Beautiful • The Longwood Card. Club had floral dpeoralions were, arranged th ru table* o f p byon .ew T^mra, member* of the Woman's I S r if tT rr A r s r J r Round Steak lb. 29d Beef Roast CHUCK ROAST Ib. 19c PIG HAMS ......1b. 17c BOUND STEAK Ib. 85c CLUB STEAKS lb. 32c Western BRISKET 15c SHOULDERS BACK BONE LOIN ROAST. . .Ib. 19c by Auxiliary, . . • . ; Th* weekly Community Party waa pot ----* “ ~ on . at 'the "Library s a S sag E LARGE PRANKS . SKINLESS W E IN E R S ;I5 C Potato** 5 lbs. 19^ FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ' Wlneup Bating APPLES 4 lb*. 25c Tender GREEN B E AN S....Jb/10c — ^ bunches 9c ttJL CABBAGE..... ;----- .lb* 8c li^wr^Qj>y^^Jtae«*»|e*Mt**»«eeey^^iieach 5c 0) 1GES....1....4.......do*. 17c AIDES........ 5 lbs. 15c ATOES........... . . . 4 lbs. 15c CE.........firm hds. 5c eto«MM04e»toeeru.«**e.**et.bunch 5c r t . n Lemons » atru i-m u B o > \ Yams__ 41lb* ^ ■ ktt*» snas! Oranges ^ CMUMY LETTUCE Yellow Squash *«u . ' il. 23c Roast lb. 25c 19c Cans Sweetheart SOAI* SARDINES 1 barn 19c *«T A «u r flu x . Ms^onnalse PANCAKE FLOUR 2 pkRH. 17c pkg. Me Buckwheat FLOUR COOKING OIL K»l. 79c BULK LARD............. lb. 10c DILL PICKLES gal. 25c Mixed SAUSAGE 2 lbs. 25c Fancy Red HENS...... lb. 25c CRAPE JUICE pt. 22c qt. 42c FLIT q t 39c pt. 25c U. 8. No. 1 POTATOES..... ;...10 lbs. 18c 3 Min. OATS pkg. 9c Fapcy^lew Zealand SPINACH .....Ib. 5c Monarch CATSUP CARROTS OR BEETS .!......... bujicJi 5c 14 oz. bottle 15c JUJCY ORANGES *.:.” .... .doz, 15c SPAGHETTI New Red Bliss POTA TORS 5 lb«. 19c DOG FOOD TOMATOES * ’ C h e r r ie s 3 17<t CLEANSER 2 cans 90 CORNED REEF No. 1 can 19c OXYDOL LOAF, can Lge. 21c Sm. 8c D -R ^ F -T Lge. 21c Sm, 8c 2 27c P eas 15c N IC K ’S Package Store Corn 10c lb s. P&GSOAP 27e B u t te r best - MIRACLE WHIP Pint PHILADELP H IA ' CREAM CHBESEL ca. 7 4 FRESH CRllGHT FISH pkg 1 2 c RINSO Oeioty Mis. Devi* C u p •** A . e Crrsn fl*U » 'l ‘■■•Ks / ijfl ' *■* > r~ -v . ^ i i » • tmn?: r tijx * * E ?5 rr J r J y j ,•• A 7 4 i ’ l* ' R oast Ib VM ul». M t I K i l l Or Lam b W.I. t. • R oast Ib V..I Ib 'bli|#r P f t l noaxt Ib I ». .e l B*sr J p,n( lla c o n Ib l e»'b F b Chops Ib W, I l . n*. (\,l, r Chops Ib i ( 0 ken L o g s 6 lor i v i. r.H.. R o l l s 6 lor H am Pit, Beet r R oast 23%< 2 0 ib , 5 5 2 0 ib , 6 3 16 ox 8C 4!/2c p tg F L O U R 5 it. 24c L i p l o n 's i 45c J u ic e i. I. M . . 19c M eat 25c 2 •-> P ark ay «- 17c 10c Cakes • I.Cl W a fe rs «• 13c Nt I'ftmiwi* C r a c k e r s <»• 15c Ib 1 3 % c I .. * I It 2 no 1 tail SCOTT o w o l, 3 tod* 25c Soft Diipouble 19c 3 9 c 19c giant bar. DRCFT im 8%c is * 20c 4*d CUlf tof— B r l l l o I*— n l| c I ,• M a l l a r d *- 8 c SOI Fro# DaUrtry Ib B * » I « m Beef r ,11.. P & G SO AP 6 FRENCH’S W e.i 16'/2c Ia i l l u 2 1« 19< C O C K T A I L C IO B O X «• 19c K lo a s f V E L V O M s k e t Clothoi W h ite r King Mackerel STEAK.. Fresh Florida OYSTERS Claw CRAB MEAT.... . POMPANO tnapper STEAK MEAT. B # Je I B*e| C k i i t! 17c jM a y o n n a i s e 17c *• * ••• A'te I'/1 BEETS Na ?■/! <•*• Choice Western and Native Cuts u 24 c 70 Mwi« liim B O R A X Mt O* • 1L » Cut 15* Quart 29c *■- e»l 25c LIQUORS SCOTCHES \VINES April 18-19 4 •.ill (.nn 25c DANDY-LINE Ballard’s Obelisk POP-CORN crystal iHsrrstt? 19 c tall cans can Yacht Club CORN ulated AP -2 boxes 19c, !* I niYiF 19% full no. 2 10 lbs. 52c SOAP....AV4C Coffee ARMOUR’S ‘STAR’ cans FLOUR 5 lbs. 27c or SPAGHETTI. 12/2c 10c 3 tall cans 23c Yacht'Club PEAS SOAP.... reg t i ' o Ii 17c S T E A K 25- GOLDEN K E Y M IL K “GOOD AB THE SPREAD---------- fan C BACON MONARCH COFFEE 3 bars...... . ......10c fM FBINDBKG BEST! HAM, S liced ,.......lb. 25c 4 ;UP^....JgeT8vK •L-Ration.* 15c !T t i SSUE....5c it TISSUE......4c n3L& ...8 for, 25c ORANGE MARMALADE, ICHES hxlraa-------- m Tall CAtO FACTORY PAK ta r c a o c o u n do*. 12c ""M E A ^ 'A t W IEN ER S...........lb. 19c » « IRVING IT CAN HAPPEN HERE! Not •- P -.....med. 6c P lge. 8 for 25c P - ... guest 4Vic c -Pu b- : PAN SAUSAGE CHITLINGS RIB TIPS BaUtaf BACON BEEF BRAINS Trip*, Beef,’ or I * : MRS. i n M n c r r n D n v a f.O fiV P i MYugo" in the name "Y u fo1,1 A J r ® * J , »Uvln" mean* south. |«^OE ( \ 111111) I O C lU V ' ------------------------_______1 * HI A MED FOR FIRE r c r rrn nit*. K» negro b*»vs • ,|M.|VI.TAV .. , . ,, r» *i Sendllole tountv. left ••nr-1 ^ A pf* %}^ Iv thi* morning. It* g* 9.• the cm-p ! * .T 1° [kv huntl" * .v |t | , .ti Soring *•»' nn » nmlb M 61.990,000 fire whieh •u.-nt *.f sit months. Mi* l> destroyed foundry patterns, some lher Ridge, state w. lfm. offi. Mtl ! «"'ned hv firm* with drfenae m l ihi* morning , contract*. di*d *e.| yesterday thal W hile tin* h«*v * n»e M i m p il »’ine ear old hoys were th« i* « xpeetrd »h. v will Cvk. par culprit* in f i« s|rv wotk I h. uni'll f**r this county I l l s l . I • l*r 20 hot only 10 hoy* found h, eligible. Mr- K f e x p l a i n •! Di»e From Wt Cabbage™ • • * . „1K 2$Ha m , By jear's big movies, starring Rob-1f t parated from their parent* dur-l OTt Taylor. Jing a raid and go alone. IVrha,.* Esther Forhc* Is at work on hi* most moving storv nn.l ct r. her first non.fiction l ook. "Paul thinly hla best in \ear* Bun Revere nn.l the Worhl lie Lived roniplcte issue of Met 'all** "* In*' It i* t » he not only a fac "The Neutral (around". ‘v ANGEL’S EAT SHACK 4SHOULDER 16 c S ra 'B a T o rib riV 1b.Picnics™ : . , ' 4 MAYONNAISE TEA i 9 RICH, SAUSAGE........lb. 17c Spinach.... . .. .2 lbs. it'w ith Mr*. B. R. Utoa' Joyce O n y ' to be program. . ......... j - Benaom mother toi B. B» BUnkenihlp, died-OB y morning after a abort ■ at tho home of bar daoghMr*. Benson to survived by uaboad, Auguat Benaoni two qUR OWH INDIA CRYLON .' 17c ! .... Jb! 15c SMO. BUTTS....Ib. 17c PIG U V E B ..2 lb*. 26c CHOPS Mr*. ■wialat ,1 b . Books And Authors Upton Sinclair hat already br- tual hiogrnphv of Paul Revere Frank O. Iloiivh A thud "n\»l fun work on the third of the reconMnict.Nl chiefly from diaries c f the A m riu an Itevolut.t, aerie* of novels of which but al*o a *3 ini history o f the hi* he*t. by the author . V I.AKF.I.AND, Apr. 17— (Spe"World's End" wa* the finit and tiihternth century in nndalmtit j m i w n " nnd " I f Not \ n-torv" elal)—The National Auoelatlon "Between Two World*", ju*t Boston, m which the life of the j Through the stone* of two of.Retired Railway Employe*, a puhluhed ty Viking l*mi*, was arti«mt will receive chief cm. friend* who fight on i.ppo*.Te •oriel organisation leeklng <o the *eeoml. Tlie thinl will be pha«i*. since Paul Revere was th c«td ea, he picture* the hit to r *m bring together re 11red railway railed •*hrngon,it Teeth". It be­ mr*tcr of eight major trn«lcs f.-nng and the savageiv - w u . employe* for mutual welfare and gins with 19.10, but Mr. Sinclair and there wa* practically noth fan* in the "no tillin'* 1 • I «•( good frllotrshlp, organised Labor d«M»« not know when or how it Ing t«0 which he could not turn WYMcht Mrr t ountv. N. w Day at I/iulsvilfr, Ky., In 1037, . will end because some of his his hand lie was. among*! nth \ cnmmtniott piece It* now h*i enrolled over 5.000 mem­ eh.nne.ters nre real persons, er things, the first American \Yi*weir* bers and ha* organisation* In 48 O who*«* it *tion* are unpretiictnble, denti-t t •• ih'titifv a corpse hv itrailroad terminals, J. II. Stark, even Hough their intentions nre cVnture lie i**cogni*ed the l*»dv K i:«- living li.nl n • t r* . atnbmt grand secretary-treararer, re­ clear •*l»ra^»n'a Tt'eth". like the o f General .ln«eph Warren. her*» m|„u% m A nun. a mImo.i Mi t. WOULD EXEMPT ALIENS ported today. two novel* which have preceded of Bunker Hill, bv the *ilvri IIVII Headquarters have been at WASHINGTON, Apr. 17 — </P) it. i» a historical novel of our w in « w hich nn* hoiod hi t two Lakeland, since Nov. 1, * 1040, own tune, nnd what the next few falM teett* Houghton Mifflin) where some 70j retired railway — Secretary of State Cor-lell employes have registered and Hull yesterday asked Congress year* may hrinq forth i* a mat­ ('iillipnm expet t* to publish ihr ter nhotit u I ich we can nnl\ book next I nil Joined the association. Seven new to amend tho Selective Service prav nntl strive for the best. J I* M:ir«p|ii«tnnd ha* ben Sanford Avenoe J u t O ff 01 oiganiiotions have been organised Act to nrm pt aliens from regiTlu* British Library of Inforilulv accredited n* nn author f*t In Florida since January, at Tam­ tration and training In the Unit­ Qeoev* Arcnoe mntion. f»0 Itoekrfeilrn' I'laxa. a n it *u* rank and standing, with pa, Orldmlo, New Smyrna, St. ed States military forces. New York City, report* that ever the offi. ial I *n of Bo*t«m on bit G IA N T since January there hm k en a new uov« I II M Pulhnm, F*U " heavy demwid for publication* on lie I• i'poilt.1 to lave accepted Air Haiti Precaution* from all the citation with unaffect *d mo I. FOOD over the United State* and Can e*tv Sale went up Iv leap* *»»d ml* |lt*rnu»e of the fire raid on liminih Isintlon on lice 29, new stock* of CENTERS Ki iint th iIoIm’M * next novel i* Yoa can get the finest quality merchandise these publication* were delayed toing t" he nlnnit the Ti»|».»n at prices you want In pay . . .'. It you haven’t and have only recently arrived pirate* i Burhnrv ror*air*i anil been taking advantage of our low week-end here. Although these new stocks iht Anurman naval expetlition FANCY BABY BEEF CHUCK special*, and oor • T,J7 **7 b>w shelf.price, ne were untouched hv fire and that •macl.etl them dnwn. I*ack Lowost Evorydny Prices QUANlIl, SIGMIS SIUSV10 invite yon to begin bomb*, they nrr I esvilv impreg­ in I MIR — KOnilRST GATCIIRI. nated with the odor of burning Some author* are particular wootl, anil the library suggest* about tin* wtv their name* nre thnt the> nre valunble an touve. proruumet-d nnd inmiv art* parin' nir* t*f the Eire of Isondnn ,a* nlarlv peculiar nh«u»t the way well .»* fur the information they they proiioiiru e them lake, for FISH STEAKS Aa delicious and grand tasting ss they sre contain In*Mure. W ain M**r»h author of •eonomlcal. Priced below our Kmg M s d e o l U* I.in Yulun/, whose mod recent several l*c*l «clline mysteries replacement coat, SPRING LAMB lh. bikok 1* "With l.ove anti Irony" who m*i«.t* her trick fir*t name* fOllOC* It» ha* atviplrd the chairmanship of U pronivitncial Nigh.Ole lt’ « »u-l CJOflSM Ib the Chinese Industrial Cooper­ a m-e t*f h riv mg mil th«* "gn " ative* for ihe area around La* Mere nr** n few other "How t»* MAbJOCA *t» Angele*, where be mid In* family Si\ II*", not i«« I’iffictilt u* the nre now livinc. Hi* three dough abort I *if which nught trip some axeellant quality Spring Lamb . . . . Milk price Is advancing . . . but n-e ter*, Ailet, Anor and Meimel Lin. of II* S h rim p Ib 2 5 c whole or ahank half. Still give you the kind you like. are giving nil the royalties on SHllI I M A S ril, author t.f Is '., Wi « WESTERN PORK CHOPS.......Ib. 2!>c tleir "llawn liver t luingking" "T ie Nararrne" Shim’ lent r i o u n d o r Ib 15c to nn (irganitation cnlletl the Ash ithough vtm will hear Ah«hi Juat ordinary pork chops, but the Boston Friend* of the Wnunddr Soldiers, VICKI It ACM author **f "Slinnu stylo klad, lean and no end cuts. t »t» (i«>v founded by n rich Chinese who kal "IT" Vih’.kre Bowrn. ns M eal 35c ha* given all hi* wealth and Is *n "H on’tti I doin'?" ROARK devoting nil hi* time to his nr- HR AhKOltB. whose peri’Tiiallv ranlrntion Ariel Lin wnte* ahnjt Mornilm "OP M r» Adam an* litS le a k x Ib 29c him anil In* work hi I huptnr U1 Chilloti'* i- r*1 i--i»t*d nttw iJnfk •wicwn 1 tilN N A M IJCNN A RStlN. mi. of "llawn Over f hiim.king’V P erch Ib 15c For Ihe *rv*»nl aiicressive year I hot of " I h. 11'Mt.J Shephi rd" t ti.irntiNiA Hun* nnr*nn N t» t e *■.; STEW ib n te*itli lit of Ithaca. N Y , has Gun’ n. r WI. .1. I .,h "I'ltn* not * goon" itt • *»1h fir-t won f 11ki ptire in 11•• Mary Rob-| 'Y " i' M'‘* ' p * f AXCYi IIK4VT, R'KaTF.IIX m t CK Boo Ib ' . ELF STEW Ib 39i "K All! OON \" rtta Kuo hui t Mystery Novel nml I t "unu v*n.i.«nrnY*s . .„ j !\LT SPARE R .b ilb It* INmcins tont«*t |.a*l venr it wa* Claris-1hv i.itntran it- m i nre t Moo'.iitii* •a Full child Cudonan with '*1 Ka i' H am e Ib 25c b_» LING W H ITE MEAT Ib V noted to Murdrr" mi l this year Th * author i- (,-ui i "o"* i«* in on I rii.i.NUtiti'n " ,m lull* ,e it ih A It Hilliard with "Justice traho .*e |*oii i mue "o'* again I C ^ M P O U N O LA R D Ib Om o f thi finest h^cf ronsts — tender And Be 11*miied" Mr llilliurtl was satin The de i- -tnrcrlv more C h eese Ib 15c M :> SM O K ED SAU SAG E Ib Ml fUvorful. Ihiiyi in Biiighiiiiittin. N Y , in than the -mind of "d " PMIH mill Vradiiated fiotn Cornell "n'*” nre na-nlired AIB III B A 1.1* I III linn lie ha* rlttne puhlielty MAi I FISH, librarian of Con •• l a hr.| Mac |i e-h work nn I run ratlin programs Ure*• A ig o Ib And now for t few slioit t for electrit al companies mid hss written short stories for the vlew - of .one of the mtiittl '* , 1(» Sm«08.»i cnee fiction v:»•iel> Last v• ar "Cp At The Villa". 5v W BUTTER lie returnt d to Ithnin nnd -titled Porn* is* t Mitughmn A novelrltt* dnwn to scram* writing "Jti**ie« linjl*' *tmv of it h* itoliful wid­ ib 3 9 c |h» Pamtii tl" will be |»nhlishrd ow'- mdi-t ' efinn mi*I it- effert tilt the bve* of the men who love on June 19 Con it h« that He inv-terv her Her fit-I marriage vjtiuh slt»rv »* at In»t heirtr InVeri *• i mdixl fmgirallv h t | h« » n f"t loualy? llu* I it'iurv tiuihl h • l. vt % * -hi « a- ,It ter,, M,rd t • rhoM*it a* it* Mnv *ilection it ontrrv Lo p*» ttion she pmivo. mystery st»«r\ nnd it* •i,i|iii I i etl t*» gtvt Sir File nr Swift !»•• 5< "Drink to Yc«tti lav" amt A i n-wer m three tlnv* And then rig. Rc into her Total lo Tuintiriovv". Intlh bv I.’.-wlitmi Flint emn* pkKH. St t in E GGS Manning Colt- Ihe fu«t lot* rI hr, , A"d lie ViolltH-1 PH ILLIP’S DELICIOUS ready been p d Ir-hed hv ••• I loir'll* llxlv I hi* not i I i* ton* Crime Club and the m end t i ..i •hi ••* ro aiiihilitv It tuti •• r i doi 2 9 c ir t CIski ^ j Krhednlitl fm Mnv *2 Manning |.I|* to •*. <11..... m- * I he \ tllrt oil Full No. 11 f f 1 ,',C I >t 1, « 'jse*1 II, , Mil!" sn*l hi* I cm I might Coirs lx the pseiitlnftv tt| of a row cm .. . .. O ~ English writing fentii, Ath Ini h • it tin* movie* RELISH Tin v Went Oil TogtU.i** hv Fri urea Okc Marming ami t vrii pnhi rt Nathan \Yiih le.tutv mid Henry Cole* 9ox 10C MILK I'tlgruinh I'ltiihnri. author t*f •onler*l sliding. Mr Nathan. mi *i,or of "Portrait of lenitlt ’ pm Full No. 2 1 4 ' "Villa. Villa'" nod of "Zap »t:» the IJnennt|Uei nhle*', w I i« It 1 » Hays ,« grotin of -tmide, Am* it hit tiny, Doran A *’•« pu* •tailed on • III t»e**|d» w h o n * e f t t r r e t l t n I l e e 303 ApiX 4. begi n hi- enreer in tin l i'tlr home* n* th»* bond • t - atBritish Home Office hut «fl*i i.ti-h A youiiK I -V «>i-l '*•'! what he descnl es aIhr* • Full No. 8 4 0 ° wretched year* «*f routine’', IF YOUR TASTE D E M A N D S threw up the ioh to rove in tin P IN E A P P L L S Canadian Northne*! lie worked THE BEST IN HUNHRITE in Canatla a* n lowharul. luml ei onth 7 l/xC Jack, miner nnd driver t*f Hu Royal Mail Then he tinned Bn cialist aial came smith to •••• 25c Jack Ignition and eventually I ■■ A p p le s 4 play a port In the Meiiran Revo • i. i .. B 0 E F ........ can 23c Gel a Pair of M a u n foe lution. lie is of old Cornish atari 3c Cabbage ONLY Me A N D LAHK1. crossed with Huguenot, and wa VE AL OR HAM 3 0 3 con. t ertje e<e • horn in the Nineties on the l»or BE SURE TO VISIT tiers of the New Forest. Hnmp V A L U A B L E COUPONS 5c C e le r y ’*• i*’. ahlre. Mr. Pin* hon describes hint, IN E V E R Y SACK self aa bring "damnably intui 12 live" and claim* that he ran set 25c A p p le s 5 T O N G U E . . ’. .. c a n 1 5 c hla watch at any time of day or l« | 1 nifrht. to thr srooml ll<- sl’oul C a r r o t s > •- 4 c 29c T o m a t o e s 2 19 U-fl that to Rlple,. nml hr mi»*<l D oans 2 also rxrlsln —hv hr lothrrs —it-' I Jibe, Bo k ' J »*rh at nil. MSrOMU AVBNI'O P o tato es 3c 25c 19c J u i c e 3 J u ic o «/ ■ Mr. rinrhon'i rZ«o«t». «>" 40«sm llirtft rrsst M A I W b.'i UnronqurrabU". ths life stor, off Vol.l, . I .1. PsftrlM M l !»•»• • man of th, poopl, of Mrxlert.j C a u liflo w e r ><19 C a t s u p 2 15c . 25 S a u c e ' will b, mad. Into on. Roast Ib. 19c 1 2 V jc SPARE RIBS....lb. 18c LONGWOOD TAT0ES lb . Fort Myers. Lake! •ota were organised two yeais •go. Lakeland is trying out an ix perimrnt In housing, Mr. Starke said. They have 12 house* built by the city and occupied, and 30 more are lelng constructed with 260 application* for house/. These houses rent furnished for |30 per- month. Housing is being fi­ nanced by FIIA. Mr. Stark is moving his office back to Louisville, Apr. 2.1, slid will stop off at Dcljmil nn.l Jacksonville for meetings. lie spenks at Deland Apr. 22 ami Jacksonville Apr. 23. B le a c h « 10c _ ■ �FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE SCHEDULE 1 SANKOIP * 1. a team waa a pronounced rite at tha starting poet, but Abguatlnr, OrUndo and Dr] all ware bold in high reg ? M Qirinwi® ' ^ & « J T boil* e tn' fitl n (fOvii 1th a pitching, ataff that In. Disk Haarn, Cecil IluUon. e -Kcne anil Wally McCorof (he IMS »t*ff. pin* veteran*, Manager Jerry nn of St. Angwetlne Balnta I] fortified for llw camthe other hand, tha Pay4 Roach Wander* open their jnae of the league champion. ► with only four man from hjMr'a squad and a new manlb Bunny. Simmon*, huizy irtando, farm club for the ikingtab Senator*. wUI make datmt under Manager Whiter if a with nlna player* from y and n nice cron of rookie*, fanagar Jo* Whitlock o f the fird Seminole*. IPSO chamH; ha* only four of laat year a far* back. n la didn’t get far In Ita flrat ttn In the leaeoe laat yaar ?Bo*a Alan Mobley la hopeof belter ttlnga In 1041 wilh lorcn mm having prevloun rue ezpcrl cnee. Manager Fddle din o f the Gatneavlll* 0-Men, while terror* of tha circuit, at* aeven from laat aaaaon t Mg Elbert I’adgett. n atar the 1097 aemton. nd, under the tutelar* of 'rwmm*(l. will have eight ig veteran* and Idjo*. Ah ft Iera, frith Wilbur I the helm, will have aev- 4 Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug, 18 (4)-lR-30 23 7-10-25 10.29 LiH£8BU:.3 Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug 23 1S-(2S) 0-12-28 *1^1 <20) GAINESVILLE Apr. 28 M|y 28 Jun., 4-15-30 Jul. 11-27 Aug. 18-22 Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug. OCALA Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug. Apr. 22 May 8-(13) Jun. 10-21 Jul. M I-3 0 Aug. 8-28 ORLANDO i 1 LEESBURG Apr. 20 May 1*12 Jon. 18 JuL 0-21 •Aug. (3)-10 (27) 7-28 8-18-27 24 6.18 Sep. 1 . 24 14 2-12 (29) 16 1-20 Apr. 17 Hay 16-29 Jun. 23 Jul. 7-20.26 Aug. 10-28 Opens Apr. 2t May 6 Jun. 11-20 Jul. 8.13-29 Aug. 9-24 Apr. Non* May 8-38 Jun. 9-17-27 Jul. 23 Aug. 1-18-31 Jim. 24 JuL 8-17 Aug. 4-11-39 Apr. May Jun. JuL Aug. 28 0-22 (l)-24 6-17 4-18-29 Apr. May Jun. Job Aug. Non* 7-27 8-18-27 24 6-16J1 Apr, 30 May (ll)-2 4 Jun.' 4-18-30 JUL 1108 Aug. 18-23 . Apr- 2* May 6 Jun.' 11-21 JuL 9-13-20 Aug. 0-29 Apr. ID May 2-19 Jun. 18 Jul. <10>-22 Aug. 3.19 Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug. 29 9-22 (l)-2 8 8-17 7-12-28 Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug. 21 6 10-20 3-13-30 804 Apr. May Jun. JuL Aur- Apr. May Jun. JuL Aug. 24 IS 8-13.(29) 18-31 21 Apr. 90 • May (ID -96 Jun. 6-14-28 Jul. 12-29 Aug. 17-83 Apr. 20 May 1-20 Jun. (B)-1U Jul. 9-21 Aug. (2)-18 and Jun. 9.17-28 JuL 23 Aug. 4-14Sept.t Apr. 28 May 12-21 Jun. 24 Jul. 8-18 Aug. 8-13-29 Apr. 18 May (4)-16-39 Jun. 22 Jul. 8.10-26 Aug. 11-20 Apr. 22 May 6-(lB) Jun. 11-21 Jul. 2.14-29 Aug. 0-28 ST. AUGUSTINE D ATTONA Apr. 28 May 0-22. Jun. 24 Jul. 0-17 Aug. 7-13-28 Apr. May jun. Jn l Aug. (17) 7-27 6-10-20 24 4-14 Kept. 1 Apr. 28 May 23 Jun. 814 JuL 1-12-27 Aug. 17-22 DELAND Apr. 10 May 1-20 Jun. 18 Jul. (IO)-22 Aug. 3-10 Apr. M af Jun. Jol. Aug. 28 0-21 (0-25 8-18 7-12-28 Apr. 21 May 8-08) Jun.. 10-20 Jul. 8-14-29 Aug. 8-24 Friday, July 4— All-Star Game Scheduled for ’ D aytona Apr. 17 May 18-30 Jun. 23 Jul. 7-20-28 Aug. 10-27 Clones Apr. May Jun. JuL Aug. 20 2-20 (8)-18 9-21 (2)-19 Apr. 25 May 23 Jun. 4-15 Jul. 1-11-37 Aug. 18-23 Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug. 23 13 3.12.(29) 15 1-21 Bench (..) 29 12-21 (1)-S8 6.18 8-12-29 J tA ’ ” Aug. (2M B Apr. 19 May 1-19 Jun. 19 JuL ( 10)-22 Aug. 8-18 Apr. 23 May 14-(26) | Jun. 2-12-28 Jul. 16 1 Aug. 1- (20) . Apr. Nona 1 May 7-27 Jun. 9-14-28 Jul. 23 Aug. 4-14-31 B e tte r S in ce Meeting DeLand Apr. 10 May t-19 28 (ll)-2 8 8-16 1.11-28 18-23 Apr. 29 May 12-21 Jun. 28 Jnl. 8.18 Aug. 7-12-28 is a | DELAND Apr. May Jun. JuL Aug. Apr.. 17 Am-. SO May 23 Jun. 4.14-30 Jul. 12.27 Aug. 17-21 A^gnailn# | DAYTONA Apr. May Jun. Jul.. Aug. None 8-27 9-17-28 21 4-14-31 Apr. IB May (4)-10-30 Jun. 22 JuL 8-10-28 Aug. 11-27 Apr. 21 May 8.(18) Jun. 11-21 Jul. 2-14-30 Aug. 9-24 t Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug, 1 8b Apr. 32 May 8 Jun. 10-% Jul. S-13-29 Aug. L25 Apr. May Jun. JuL Aug. Apr. 30 May (ID-23 Jun. B-14 Jul. 1-12-28 Aug. 17-23 Apr. 18 .May 2*20 Jan. (S)-18 Jul. (10)-22 Aug. 2-13 Season 23 (13)-2B 8-18-18 18-81 (21) 1 GAINESVILLE J OCALA -J’ ’ Apr: 24 May 14 Jun. 2-13.(29) Jul. 18 Aug. 1-21 Apr. 17 May 18-29 Jan- 22 JuL 8-20.20 Aug. y-27 Leagu e *• SANFDRD I ORLANDO { 84 14.(26) 2-13-23 18-81 (20) 18 (4)-16-29 22 7-19-26 11-27 ’ FOR THE BEST, try EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP Sept 1 I 140-gam* aeaaoo will rloea Day,. 8«pl. 1. K PLANTING DELAYED ' --------I IPLEY, Apr- M—(BP«cl»U avoM ile' w «llh *r delayed ng m Wublngtou county'* croft’ the, major pom pact*, all buakleg,.In flrat atokcr Sterling, catcher Ted Maje.kl, and pitcher* Orville Rtrchner and Brit Pattarton. . Tha Red* must be reckoned with from tha start, and nan* win welcome thgt any more than wlU DeLand fan* wbo»« club* have been “ always a bridesmaid but never a bride" far fir# roars. * Wilbur Good, tba loop’* only bench manager unleaa Abm Mo!>ley give* up at Ocala, baa tha making* at Lao*burg, too whan you consider that 1040 atari re­ named .Include ■ Outfielder* Laa Voahtll and Baddy Groat, Infielder* BUI Good and Brae* Whit*, and pltchara Red Witling, ham and BU I' Colon*. In fact. Angler fkn*, recalling 1991 when they won th* pannanl In brilliant faahion ora convince PROGRESSIVE PRESS g. *1. TkanSar. April IT. IPII r u m iiiA I 't u u m T i AVOCAIKM, Crla. I l l * UK AN *, Pruitt j mtiJ , Iwarda, n* M*. Nlne rates were dlapoaed of In the April term of the County Court, prealded over by Judge R. W. Wore, which waa In acaalon Tueaday and Wednesday. It waa the first term of the court that 0. A. 8n*et, Jr., prealded over aa protocoling attorney for the County. .... . v ,T lh tho order they appeared, the case* w *n >• folldw* il , .Hagan Rea, charged with un­ lawfully driving paat a afhool but, waa found guilty and fined |29 and no costa or BO day*. II* plead dot gaUty. The verdict wa* rendered by n Jury conaUtlng of ||». A. Mero, J. If. Ilinterralater, A. K. Shoerraker, J. If. Colelauffh and J. W. Childre. r> Btddlck A*h plead guilty ta e charge o f petit larceny and waa fined 111 and coeta or bo daya. r' Mary Richardson, charged with trying to obtain money under false prelmaea, failed to appear befora th* court and aatraatod e bond o f 1100. S. L. Tupper, te­ emed of unlawfully patting a CAHIIOTH. I to* nun. I«r to l i t Unlit. H r to TBe rAtJt.irLOWISP, Cru rty. It# * CKLP.ltr, Crt.. re, I V I ’A I I I * lo C K L K R T ItKAH TB. IU | to II 10. r l ’l naJKUH. ta 11.11 M jo p U fK T . Dm itatM1 m i i .t» II.U to m you* roster h aw k m ot do*, nun. ik , c rt. leod. I doe. I| II NT" »urn its "inn, rint *<■. CM. t i n to ai.tt. ^ ": w v in i. Kn. ilp r. Tie lo Ita Hu. If nr. I t * * In I * •*. W hite, n u. r-nr. It .l# In l f . l l , Owaaelle, nu. Ilpr. H M |e l i t * SQtUktr. Y ellow . pprg-eriKn. ■i i* t» i i at II ini lh. Cr< »**». M m . 1 * 1 TTPLirirUL p ot. Run. r *W * r* j t y nai Iftl ta M l* H e |. H a. n-i rr*e. * to |„ ■*• 7 * T K II C t m Doe. Hen. Me la O N A W fta . f> *.’ u- a IT. *■ T a tn V Dornrr, and W r |L Dowling. R. F. Crauhaw, an employe at Urn Post Offlg*. wo* found guil­ ty on four cauhta o f poisoning a dog belonging to Ckartaa H. C*L J {«> • tawt-5! [ KgAnAfWSwTt *■ Ihlg jlrff *3W ^yw4.1 it i i m I K .flv ^K I K ' wr *Wm J H u v V r w ifm ia . Dn Ilpr. II.II la ||.t» l*OTATllKK, nrd mien. BtdL C rlniita No. I 11.11 lo II,H, Ko. I Mp 1" t i l l . r o m »*l., Cw L M o a V e ll.fp In |t.«P > TO'HTnkA •a Ilp r . q u t e ^ r ^ nn, n'eki.. * do* *■ Crl. ,v . »I 7I 1* ‘ - >s PKAn. Kngliah, llu. I lp r ■■ >Mer% Thmraa Hi i Champ J ghaamahar and J, flnnglgi * *IML , T lu te 111* to I I .11 D N in N Il line. ttun. H r lo H r PAhaurr. no*, nun. mo to iir. sa,7s: jxss MeGRBGOIt llu. I Ilpr. IIAIIl'RltH, Hi(. tec* lie LKTTUCK. Ire be.n. Indl Crt., f (taxleatlon, >tnat Charlie Nettle*, owe for drivtog a car wHfcmit a llccnsa and tha other fa r driving * car while hitoaL C*t*d, were continued bacaaa* hi* atloTTwv, E. F . . Ilouaholdar, w*a Ilf Tall*haaaa*. . John Troutman waa (barged with aaaault and battery, and a charge of no(l* prosequi waa an. teced on tha motion of tba Coun­ ty attorney. ‘ Arthur Cleveland, aborted with oparatlng a ear whil* intoalcated. urn* found not guilty. Ha was ro> pieces tad by G. W. Spenaar and Ilpr. Ilpr. Has Moved From‘ 111 Park Ave. To 1115 Palmetto Ave. BUT WE ARE STILL AS CLOSE AS YOUR TELEPHONE PHONE 249 FOR GOOD PRINTIN DKKTH. Dos. Hun. l i e to H r. Hu. Ilpr. « » c nnocooi.t. r n , lee*. «o ru. t i t * CAHUAnr. I’er t o n It*.* * la 111.** P A t'llA U K . tnilnee*. IV t t t * to »#U u* ozpcriooot In tn* tangoe. ftndJtrj <atf T rn 4rrgr»<na. lit*. M i l , Waa. llu. ti.aa Is it *1 • uw kw t tart** won (24). Padgett, Ryan, McCann, Stephen* could menn roue Martin'* chance* at predut winner, Pruitt I* a* goodm n r aa the laagtw ha* known, wbll* Gobal and *« Means Double Header Date Of County Court Official* for tha Florida Stmt* Badminton Tournament to be held ham May lb-10 have b*rn chosen and 18 mamben of the local club ar* to act at umpire* and llneamrn, M i » Eleanor Morrlaon an­ nounced today. Mlaa Sera Staff, tnitructor o f physical *dducatlon win aet aa official In­ terpreter o f rule* during tha tourney, Loral 'Official. o f lh* tour­ nament M il bet Mlaa Mildred Bridge*, Mias Maud* JUmaey, Mr*. Delay Speer, Mlaa Doro­ thy Powell, Mia* Bilan BottA Mlaa Franeea Mahoney, Jon Mailer*. Phil MU**. Jack Gor<ty, Richard Dtaa, Bob Graanlea and Buddy Laka. same line be uaed In tba game. The lineup la aa f< Gllleapie, aaf Juatto Ilcoth, rf; McRaney, Iff S » b : pheil, « f J U Vallty, II c; Dougharty, p. PERMANENTS Apr. IT May 18-80 Jun. 23 Juk 3-20-25 Aug. 10-28 Badminton Tourney Nine Cases Tried FARMERS’ MARKET Officials Chosen A t A pril Session Markn Neper* at Bale* op I* ISial burg. Oral*, and Galn**vin*, or «* they finished In 1040. In exhibition* through yeater«1ay, ihwro’a every reeaon to b*lleve that Manager Wr* Trammall will <hay* a powtrbout* at DeLand, vlth a potential aeunanl winning pitching ataff pda* In tha making,. Back for 1941 are such *t*l. wort* a* outfielders Slinky Pugh and <W*lt Harrington. Infialdcrs Ruaa Raton, | * r Trammell, and Jnd HoUIng, amt pitcher Ed HI* Harper. Alto In uniform are BUI Cate*, hefly Infletdrr wllh Ran. ford nnd SL Auauatine In IBd# ami 1917, and BUI Hay**. 1029 pitcher with DeLand. Whitlock Will Use Sam e Lineup As In Stetson Game Baaaball season open* tonight f< r the Florida State Lraarue and ft infonTa , Seminote* make their d (but at the Orlando ball pack * l 9:19 o'clock. Sanford baa been rated In the jper dlrlalon according la paat " •rformance l>y Peter Schaal, P ague aecretary, tut lie recently B langrd hie mind about the dub i id dropped It into th# aceond “ vision. Thli waa on the merit " ' tha two gamea Sanford placed 11tainat DeLand whan 'they took ■ drubbing both timra. , Good bacehall weather han Kooened up tha lioya and they ra ahowing up tettar every day, 1 tauager Jo* Whitlock ha* aaid. game played agalnat Stetson 1 (27) A * • 4-17-37 14 8-19 Sap. 1 Apr. May Jan. Jul. Aug. Monday Apr. May Jun. JuL Aug. » Tuesday night » beared A * ' la paining confidence and abwaT make a better showing tha* they have ahown to far. 'r‘ Worry’ department o f the etab U the pitching ataff but tba Stat­ ion game mad* the httrlafu " ° k good. Daugherty fonnnj thro# al the aiz batten he faced, KattMal atrnckout tba flrat fir * o f W* aiz and Aahton aant down- fit# batten be faced In th# laat thrpo Inning* of the contact. Oilleaple, Jo*lice and La •V g l-. ley pulled a neat double pior1,# * ' the Hatten In tba fifth inaiag and though the aeastai t« a tO rlt; Ita Infancy the team bad ‘ MOT two errora to thalr credit gt .%• end o f the. game. f ; ’. . ! At bat only two men farf*d ,99 get at least one bit and I l M were Daugherty and 'Katt^fc 50C1 ,YOU’LL IU U Lb DS/ nay It Ha ■ “MOST," m v a A, tHKV one* JVM you ■*» alt bohiAd th* whftl and mpgrionen^ Fluid Z7~Z Driving th# Dodfo way, Firat ch*«?o# you fat, drop fat and let ua deroonatmtn thin . JJj—h rnanral of roodern motoring, fljill turn pun m r s25 ixtu m �V V. j-tiltaft-n- THE ’ABHtNGTON, Apr. 17 — iclal)— America’ s huge In. nsent hi home ownership • ttted at 380,000.000,000, must ■afsguardcd by an tmlnUr. rutted raa inti-nine, and repair prarram, Federal Housing Ad­ min Istrs tor Abner II. Ferguson (Miared recently. Nearly 30.000,000 families have • '■take In thb Investment. Jit eeswis plain t « me," • Ihe pgrtlon o f tho natlocr-wldo Inter, wtt In defending our free way of ll(b should be centered on pro% terming tbl* enormous Investment in’ home ownership. " I ctn think o f no better way td. atfegusrd and protect this DOES YOUR C H ILD HENRY ULIN, JR. tie*, whereas rep* ire and Im­ provement* made In lin e eafeguard not only family comfort and happiness but collar* and cents value* aa well. . . .., “ The average financial ataka of each home-owning family In Uil* country la probably between 13.000 and 14,000, the larfett Investment ever made by the average family." SANFORD c H E R A L D , S A N F O R D ,'' F L O R ID A OVIEDO Dr. 0. W. HcClarty and eon Frank o f Atlanta, U*., were re­ cent groat* of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Clout* and Mr. and Mrs. R. Tf. Ei tea. llr . and Mrs. Grover Moon had aa dinner guest* Sunday, Dr. G. W. McClarty and son Frank of Atlanta, Mr. and Mr*. E. Clont* and son Ronald of Oakland, Mr. ahd Mr*. C. R. Clonta and fam­ ily, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Es'ea and daughter*, LaJuna and Key. ahd Mr. and Mrs. Marian Estes. Aubrey Harris of Dallas, Ga., has returned home after visiting the past week with hU brolhrr, J. A. Han it in (Aledo. ■ Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Davis and daughter Hilda of Atlanta, Gn.. returned home last week after visiting the past week with R. W. Estes and family. Grady Zellner, president and general manager of the Zellner Chemical and Supply Co., of Lakeland, was here on bu*lne*s ffcr hit firm last week. Colfag Sanderson, commereisl agent for the N.,C. A SI. L. By. Co. of Orlando was here lost Jimmie McGowan, and Frank Wheeler, Jr., from SteUon ITnlTertlly in DcLnml and William Henry Martin, utmlrnt at l rnl* vcn il of Fcnn*ytv*nia. at Ph'l* adetphiu. Mias Charlotte ljtwton r,*a» home for Easter Sunday. MIaj Laarton h teaching in the New­ berry trhcoli. MIm Dorothy l*ee gprnt Ihe weekend with her pairnl*, Mr. and Mr*. C. S. I*ee, nl Lake Charm. Mina Lee in tearhlnir in the High Soring* If full School. Mr. end Mrs* Lawton V. Kevnc of Miami and Mr*. fv«hlio Meinrr of Orlando were gurMa of Mrs, I. W. Gray Thursday afternoon. In many cases, the revenue Friend* of Mr*. Hen 1 Wn:nthrough rentals would eff-oot the cost o f modernisation. Hr. Fergu­ vrright will regret to learn rh* son pointed out. The F H A prop. ha« been ill Ihe pant aeveral daya. ly improvement and moderniza­ Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Nnrthcntt tion plan provides for convenient! of LoniRvIlIc, Ky., returned home monthly payments ovar a period Set unlay, having *nenf the nad of eevtral years to * mortis* tbs week. vveei n* riieita ef the latter** coat o f repair* or alteration*. I hrr•he*' ami •Mer-i'Mnw, Mr. mh I A1 Childress, Jr., representing the Great Southern fas* Co. of i Mr*. Oreon Fhirnrtt Mr*. Augu*tn IV Covington ha* Orlando and K. J. Durfee, Ji., o f Lakeland, representing Simp­ returned from Avon Park whole TALLAHASSEE, Apr. IT — son A Hoeller Co., of Baltimore. •«he wnn railed dor to Hints < of ( Special)— L N. Kennedy, execu­ Md.. were In Oviedo on bu.lue s||her daughter -in-law, Mn Murk I Covington tive secretary of tho Btate Com- the latter part of last week. and mission o f Game and Fresh W i- , Irwin Fleischer of Sanford wn. j- Mr* I*. V Hagan, Jr. » daughter, llarlmra. of tlrlaodo ter Fish, was elected president here on business last week. Wagner nnd F. A. Dyson nnd Howard I*r- and Mr*, F. K of the Southern Association of daughter Margaret km* *»f OvirConservation Official* at a two- 2 1c of Sanford were in Ovielo <|o were guest* of Mr nod M *■>. business last week. A Ci, Wagner in i'lmliiota Friday, day meeting at Atlanta, Monday Mlss Mildred McDade of Ath ± The pageriht "The t’lialUnigi* and Tuesday, it was announced s, Ga., was the guest of her of the Cru'h*’ wn* nrr*et1led hy yesterday. el* and aunt, Mr. and Mr* the iifid Ihe young pe pti* Thad Lee Lingo, o irr the Easter of the MethiHli*! C'lmreh Good vfeckend. Miss Mrltadr It teach­ Friday evening ing In the high school at Al.nu, The Cotineil tif the Voting Pro* pie** De|ui» tineiil of the Oviedo W. 8. Ev»n*. «**i*tant gpiunwl Mctlmdl't C'hureli met ill the pi** * plight nrrrtt nf the A. ( ’ L. MUiage Sunday nfteriln It kllroad, Orlando, and H. II RoyNev H, Day. Hi furmn olds, cnmtnerrlal agent of Satipanlr r i f the Oviedo IIi*|i1'• tj trd, were In Oviedo Friday. Chun li, prrni1 died tin Faster , Three email negro hcueei m Hertuon nl the Ovtnl i t'lnrehi te Daniels’ nuarlere burned I d K^iuiav \ haHkef tlinotu vva* ' »V with a total lose of hrrrc ^tpve.l on the i l i o n l i | f " o n t h ful* )ld goods in one of the building* lowing ....... . *rrM . > kerosene lamp thnl hail 1>« u | .Ininim. Fee u n» in Wrildo Ft i ift lighted started Ihe ronflagm I dav nTi Fo“ Oie«ip. | Grorre JNrlev, m,|ui 4*ni.n|r* A^he^afl WilkIrie••*i l ‘ » «-f .Im 1 Minville, wn?! in O ' n do mi h li ' ne« * for Id* firm In* I o *■,-k Wilt*'' Outre , f t he I l.dt fl N Nl irate Sale* C tpuretioti nf Oi PAGE SEVEN tion Army in Sanford was heir Chuluota last Friday and was pany o f Orlando, was in Oviedo of Tampa, wa, in Oviedo Tu-mSaturday. rushed to the hospital in Orlan- Tuesday on business for his firm. day. J. W. Flynt r>r Geneva was Knmiett Hunt, salesman for do where an oparaticn was perSpring is eelel rated in Zurich. Stricklaml Motors Co., of San- formed. Accordion to latest re­ here on business Tuesday. a Waltonis C. Bryant, vice presi­ Swllniland. hy burning of ford, was here on business las ports Mrs. Haysn’s condition dent ef I hr Blocks Terminal, Inc. legendnry snowman. week. , satisfactory. F A. Stanley of Sanford, sabs-1 Mr. and Mrs. Marion L. WtigThursday on business for his ner of Winter Haven spent lee f (In, .weekend with the latter’s parents. Miss l.urtine Smith of Panama ■Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Young in City win the guest o f her sis-1Oviedo. man for Belknap Hardware Co..! Miss Jean Moran of Gt-nev-i of Louisville. Ky., was In Ovted. |was visiting friends nnd rela tl-e FREE IiEI.IVERY A F ij ter. Mrs K»lph Staley last we-k in Oviedo Sunday. TELEPHONE 9122 V Allen Hunt returned Mond.iy’ I T. ' ' l aw-ten. superintendent from Hampton. S. C., where lie '< I'tsMii- Inatruction of S.-m-u le attended the wedding of Jn ck .f.... '<V. » » " m Tallahns.ee nr, Van. ef Savannah. On., forme.lv business In-t week, of Oviedo, to MISS Jennie Mar Sh pmeni. of citrus fruit from .112 SANFORD AVENUE Thomas of Hampton. JOnedo have her., light the pa-l Ralph Staley and sister. Mr-. « •'l*'rV -hiiunenla from this Mas I.einhart left frr Macon, .......... ............. Thursday to spend the Kas P«-l " « k . however the crop holiday* nil), relatives. " " ’l 1► ” James Staley left .Saturday ry movement will lie l.gh. until erring fm Maeo.i, (!a . on im i nrotind the fn«t of May 11 Now flour* surfacctl to porforl ion « I'lrni nrr m*mg n* Spciiee, Wainwright of Miami t-ndilimi «t On. lime .at! mid tilrl floors mnclo lihr- now. apent Faster Sunday with hi. mowing conditions have Ian. fa mother, Mr- J.iMiie ' Waiiiwriglit vnrnl.le recently in Ovu'ihi < hitrh‘« WlHtih^* of Strum \ Boll on.l Bussell Hunt of M1 repre.milIn,- the Fidelity Mutual arm or,,- hame ever Faster Visit- Insurance Co., was here Mm,dat­ ing ...rents Mr and Mrs in the ir.1e.ests „ f to. company H It If .ITS* on l.ake Charm K Strangler, of Orlamlo. i-p.! P fo r manager of Wheeler rT-enialive of the Hardwa.e Mu ^//er a Ferl.lire, Company, was in Kis- lual lusmnnee <’< ntpnnv of M aim,nee o.i lii.sines, for his fi'i.i m- tn. o r- in Oviedo Monday M<-n.tov Mr. and Mr* Henry n ivl.l of Friends of It I Wheeler ssill Sanford were railing on fnemlsj rognt to know that ho lias he.-ti in Oviedo Sunday afternoon ill 11,.- past several day* Slmpsnn Penney, .1, . pr.-si.ient WALLHIDE INTERIOR FLAT SEMI-GLOSS Mrs t.eorge W Morgan ha- of Ihe I’m,insula Printing Com LIQUOR C. & C. LIQUOR ST0r 5 FLOOR SANDING H. M. GLEASON PITTSBURGH PAINTS J DON T COUGH •YounHtAi IC9 HENTHO HULSIQh ML and GLOSS • WATIRSPAR ENAMELS and WL WL VARNISHES • SUN-PROOF HOUSE PAINT W \ PLORHIDE ENAMEL • PAINTERS SUPPLIES m gACLEAN-UP AIDS A -------- -BRUSHES W ---------------■ MIRRORS 1 K PICTURE FRAMINfi low i<: COOCHSMklAIMTllH lK*f WON I U*r«H *ty I •' i P .IN T Buy W estinghouse? 5 1 V L IN G H rA n n U *V T ” i)* > ijJ J ^ - SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO 117 SOUTH PARK W E. TELEPHONE 10 SPECIAL! 1*110*0 wn* h e re uti I. h m i h if 4* MR. J. A. MARTIN f j • # il 1 f* D. Varner, Orlando -* *9 1, J i t -fVNiu- «-. - SERVICE 115 M »fM lU $7-50 NEW RAY MACHINFJLESS ALL OVER CURT $6.50 DAN D U N N — S e c re t O p e r a t iv e i n US K fT in t nc U PO N Ui Da-VLif-wr “ uS Pbon* 20 . ClassiKed Advertisem ents CAM ILLA W ALKER wants aa maid, cook or nurse. Sanford Avo. M IS C E IX A N IO U S SH0F.S REPA [RED— Have your while shoes ftxad bow for Spring. City Shoo Shop, CIO Sanford Ave W ANTED (l h e a r A J SOUND" W H A T CAN IT BE 7 ? NO. B A N K 0 k , IF 1 IT W E R E . TH E BUARD. HE WOULD GIVE T H S SECRET . KNO CK// cd $6-50 3-4 WAVE $5JiO ANN’S MIRASOL BEAUTY SALON 117 N. PARX AVK. TELEPHONE 717 ETTA kETT J TO BOY aococid bend seed bed clotb -nt ones Pbooe 770.W, B U S IN E S S B E K V IC E 48 I’M u- AHEAD NATU­ RALLY mjL,oowr WOOO/ J HERE'S w GLAMOUR -T B O VVn IF. 2t U N Or m------- 1 rb oM M ■ ' ■ j' m r . i i e s . . . . Dahlia tlngt* COME ON. LETS <30HOME. WC CAN CJftT THE HETU'JNSOvtrf? THE PHOME - J DONr KEEP HIM UP L ATE HE NEEDS HIS BEAUTY SLEEP LISTEN-" ANOTHER CRACK Ot' a I ’ WHAT VA WAITIN’ A 6KEEN LIGHT LIKETHAT AnDYOULL our , 1L trE M MESS EACH COTICR. UP.' rxtN ILL HAVE A CHANCE ID WIM rue con rest.* f CAUGHT IN IHE 1 KNUCKLE I JT2ATFIC. ASPATL AS im o o n c e h n e d •U A a fth SOU CAN WAVS' A**--'-' «fir in tD ,!2 R B U ilij ■MVOUD PUu n L M H ia P a U T H IS MAN IS S T lL L i— . ( THEN H E1L Ai-JVE. T R Y AND BRIN G CAPTURE ME TOR A CRIME 111.GET THE CLOTHES I THREW OTF IT'S C O LD TO WEAR U T T LE MORE THAN A BW THtNn-W LJfT ------------ ---- 1*--6 ^ l W D N T DO v im a~B __ ■1 *r — T|a*fc nf TK 1 NO ONE WILL EVER KNOW Hr WYS V, S T R W a i U niEN l LL BT RID OT MIK '— edl Im . ^ _________ s____ _____ ______ .4 ;Vy MrifS v ! v ? T S .»f . nW fti --------f t d H r i u 1 ---------- �n X Jt, Apr. IT — M • ( national doin Polk and Onn it coat o f *66J,W60 J yaatarday by.tha i W PA AdmlpUtrn- 3 BIG DAYS! M y that It tains * IHH* dlptom. •r r to Mil thai* on hoaltlureater. hit food*. U t mo i n n a t Uat t m tm l jronr convalescent u you W ild a apodal goaat Bring oat tW hoot china, silver and bright Ha. ana. Hah* tack trap a picture at daintiness. color and appatitaMaaJng dishes. Vary the tray service aa wall .as tha feeds Bern b m n ita , In attnetho or comical eontabian, and tha on tiant win enjoy Ua own panrtag Hoot poraona getting over nr in tho American people" Ralph I illneaa do batter on light meal* bobblrd ovtr a epeghettLaad- I not rary far apart, rather that meet-sauce lunch. j on tba “three souana.* HIH HWa have paopla making lava I ahakaa and fruit hoverhgsa an to seals, chat In* groaaad pig*, < goad for between- nwal snacks, a a * patting on rnuy clothe*. ood.M * , *' X lltww lor* lb** Orapa Juleanosr, rsfrsshln* aaf Tha Idea item * from old-fiek-'t • 335# and hoe. colorful, la brimfnl of raeoporab J*^bU?b* hand to Chart*# T. Nlblack. lonad parlor game*— tha kind !, ing powers. Poor > tahleenoom MASTBXB DEED Ralph and hi* two oldtr brother*.t orange Jule*. 1 IsbTsupssu Umar W' Hirturt Bp, Kutcr, and their parent* oaad la play an ■ hike and 14 n p of gimpo Joint tha Colorado farm. i Into a tall chlllrd glass, ana hat* Bo ifreat la Intaratt In "T roth foil of abarod lea. Boat an ac« Or Consequence*” that * » gaorga A. and wlfa, to white, add a tabteapoon of nag. St“Fbat Bad.; Bar. and Loan Aa. gotten np a "party goes to ahow that Americana at ar and (pack of pall, and baa* iW p t n ; fVmeoa W. and boa. W. crair coneeqaanea*. "To me," Ralph aald, VBB notion that a Rolf ball, when i you drop It, bounooa higher than Mthfn^ bollow, Ilka • tennis ball? f , . j M's partly; booausa of Intaraal J r«as, which also have so much to do k Bulck’s c x lra PwsaAJX pow er. V\ ' i v - ' i “ Asr tbroads Inside a Rolf ball ara leadtight, highly oompreseed. When lioad gRalnst a hard object, Ilka a nraflg tb«y ooma back harder, with ra-paab, andeao tba ball bouncaa curtly mwtxl. YouH apprad tliey ofler. They you at the seat. heart era itlll tha democratle folka of pioneer day*, when par­ lor gM M i and square . dance* were !■ pi melons of the com munlty spirit." Ralph might atill be on the farm If hla mother hadn't been ambllloe* for him to go to a "Mg *cho;Ln Tha family moved to Oakland, Calif. While attending University o f California, Ralph worked fo r a email radio etstlon. A fter graduslton he hitched hit way to New York to'try to crash Into blg.tlmo radio, lie ala on Cfl eenU a day while doing bit parU on radio ahdwa, then won oat over 88 other* In an audition for a chain announcing job. In six weeks he waa. announcing Mejor Bowes' program. After two yrora ha quit. " I didn't want to l<« an an­ nouncer all my life," ha ex. 8lalnrd, “ so 1 hatched tho 'Truth r Consequence*’ Idea. It w si really simple. Most quisles vure brain-twbto re or humorless. I figured that If I kept tha br*lntwiatara and put hilarity Into a parlor game everybody would want to hear It. Looks like they did." , M IAM IAN ELECTED A TLA N TA . Apr. • u 1 7- V -VM H --D AUiAITJAi u ir.. J. Harold Klock ot Miami, ytr. laruuy waa named prcslilant-olact of the Boothem Academy of Periodontal ogy. He will succeed Dr, Charles BsrnwtU of Atlanta, who will serve u president of Vm A n ta l group miring Jka com- UNDERWEAR ICK COMPANY SANFORD, FLA. G N O L IA A V E N U E COMPANY . SANFORD, FLA. this into the jokes. Tuck In t fresh mint loaf- or scatter ter .oral flower petaU oyer tha tap Include a straw ar glaaa aippai to encourage drinking. v s • For an older convalescent Mocha Cctoa Shake U a ’ fin, builder. In a chilled shaker, mb 1-3 cup fresh strong coffee, 1 / cup cocoa syrup, I capo wboh milk, 1 teaspoon vanilla, L 4 tan spoon cinnamon and a (pock o' salt. Bhika thorousAly. Chir ihaks again and poor Into a tall chiliad glaaa. Top with a dash o* whipped crvsm and aprinVU wit) (rated awaot choeolata or eheeo late chip* and a smidgeon of tin namon. • ••.* Individual baking dishes, wit) rovers, keep . slews, aoopa am scalloped dlihaa hot and rnaki serving and aaUnf easy. J^to P in t Fad. Bar. and Loan iJSW & t'& flgi „ •A T O M C T B H O r' _ „ mortgage For norelty with toast am eggs, ite m out a hard roll, braal Inside with malted hotter am bah#-until light brown, than fil with a raw ogg, dot with batt* Bxteaahm of Mortgage Beak*, Bessie V.‘ ; ' - r. * B j| , I . There Is ona fining station ir tha U. fl. to each 1 » motor vehid* registration*, according U BREAD ,’„ .i... 8c txoo • xo, i a x i Lima BEANS .„25c F IN B GRANULATED [}||J Baker, Leltner at. al To E. A. Lobdtnberg A W. Qolt Claim Deed Laa, C. B. A <W. To Jo* Lte Baal Batata Mortgagee Ooopar, Walter I* To CltUe.ii Bank. TUncrlllo Londanoarg, p. A. A W. To Lettnar Johnson Baker at al Cm- Uan A Chattel Hortgag* w lt h ^ U tu K ra tn film . forma over agg. Bam plain o f covered vrlth<, eraan mushroom* or sweat breads' or i vegetable.- Garnish with era** shrvddtd lattoce or paralay. TEA RO U S...... .5« man.ca.to Phot Pod. Bar. and I a n Awn. *> Goo. A. Stuart and wife. Rabjnson, U. E. tn r . IT. Fmola. gatk; J," l c)i C f Crop Uan Virginia Carolina Chemical Co, . to Oaorp. B Wltmar and w lfa •Gfftola Carolina Chemical Co., to Georg* 8. Wltmar and w lfa , .Andgmmaat Of Hortgag* -Ttogton Co, to The Mutual U fa Ian. Co. . . Warranty Daada Uher, Haggle To W. C. Wood Je*oph A W. To Stephen Hlkler A W. Hodges, Elian, widow To John . Ilarknaaa A W. Chicken goulash vrill pas or tha most Jaded o f appetites. M a t # lightly seasoned white shoes end add half a l muck tub* rooked chkkan and cooked pens green beans or asparagus. Poointo buttarod baklpg dlak ant rover with fluffy, saaaonad mash od sweet ar white potato**. Bakuntll browned and add a "trea* of tree* or parsley. * *'• TOBACCO Carey’s SA a. r. r m . a . a BEANS...: FA8TE... 3odd, Pearly O.' To Gov. Farm Credit Admr. ■. ' Csadlllsail Bald Contract the Biro Mfg. Co. To C. L. WalU BsnaraHa Dtocbarga U. 8. Army To William Vail Lav*!} ■* r - • - —• - •, - ** f 1BulU u* Law ' Bentley, Altirmosa B. V* J, W. GRAPE JAM Hf-PRO piRFBCt BiBCUrr S. B. OriandO ond Elesnor Hands. ild, Orlando and Lola Orlando. ' naa, Bt, FaUrsburg Lee, B t Petersburg. Carl V , Jr., Oxford. MlLNUT t a ll c r ii 5c T a m p a n A s s ig n e d , To Do M a g a zin e S e rie s TAM PA, Apr. IT —(SpecialJ— Howard W. Hartley, former staff naperter « t Urn Tampa Tribont had later editor of tha Miami rribuaa nod u»* Tampa Baturday Bvmtlng New*, rodatty received sad aaslgamaat from CoUtaFg Magartae for a **r«* o f IS foa. •II C o o k w ith , c h e o p , c le a n e U c tric h e a t th ie a u m m e r-th e k in d th a t U c o n c e n tra te d o n th e fo o d -a n d n o t o n th e c o o k . A n d w h e n d i^ M i'e r e a d r . Y o u ’ll b e r e a d y , to o . . . a n d n o t fe e l lik e y o u 'v e o 'T ttrM e h b a t ^ I g , . * ***** ■ MU f: t 4 \% ...i.ijjj Dm. 18c StmUBt LEMONS * for 5c ■£%3i �* Sfmlfiole County Products . Mon Fruit And VegtUbka Than A k j Similar A m In Florida SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRID AY.. Good N« venue Tourists, Roads. And He Hasn’t 81 est Idea Of aer.Of Raising Of Attack River And Defense P r o j e c t s Listed IA» New Objectives Ureek Troops Fall Back; | Battle N$ar Final Stage (Officers T>»l* 7** 1"• objective* and M* U fip lld im n ili of lk» p u t yaar lers Of County visions Are AINamed At Meet M ali M ia Waiatar Brecon Da Valera In * a radio broadcast warned Ms people to stand ready to 'Yea lit attach* la defense at their homeland. HU address fol­ lowed tha greateat military panda In tha hUtaiy o f tha country, with 30,000 soldier* marching Uqvagh Dublin In full war kit. rjf’Y K| - . |$A j L : vr-O -a S a y o 4«# ,>itMn McShrrow Top Score* i Chib Meet "visitor. AtMatch; Holla Mayfair. Brewer of Sanford, a State yamk warria*, and C. IT. Ray o f Now Smyrna,' affiliated with lha Im­ migration Bureau of lha Depart{Befit of Jm tkt, t Bavarel out-of-town vUltora ware present at the meat, and Nad Smith, secretary, said It waa an Indication o f tho Increasing attention tha club la attracting l e d ard of tho United State* Navy. a brother o f J. A. Howard of leas- Sanford t BIQ Holly head, P. Boul-vieo tan, a student from Rollins Cola la lego, AI Loo, and John H. FuL ho#* wood of Now Smyrna, al*o a oad- member o f tha Immigration Buonal reau o f tho Department o f Ju*jg | « Desk "* * man Match aeorea, using itandard aoty American tergvta, ware aa fol■ar town _ ^ _ iNuu mmm M ite* tho Jasper W olf*: _ _ ii, 100 397 Beaford and Seminole County and H tpe of the city, county and etate. The folder haa photograph a * f the tourist attract Iona In the aaunty, and the map tell* how to Act to' Ih m nieces. Four main objective* are liatad aa the chamber a goal this year, a* follows: 1. To Induce more of the thou, '■ends of visitors who come lo Florida to slop in Sanford. ‘ t. Develop good roads. 3. River advantages. . 4. National defense. How tbo trade body proposes to go about achieving three alma la also given In the summary pre­ pared by Secretary Higgins. In •rder lo Induce vialtor* to atop here, the chamber wanta tha “ ad­ vertising budget Increased to appn.v.'mately $1,000, beautify the City, provide belter accomodations and recreation facilities, and build a trailer camp." 1 To develop good reads, Mr, Jllggtns proposes la “ attend all State Road Department meat Inga, heap continually before tha Coun­ ty Commlaaf tativre Hid district State read •the nasi •tap $• (Ye arenas ooraolrea s ta g ." In tha line of n$Utaial defense, (ha chamber w i l l , “ continue to present Id govern want official* tha advantages o f thW section far national defense work, and be prepared to sponsor our part.'' In tha luminary of work. Mr. Illgglna polnta out that “ tha Chamber of Comaarca U th* pro- Amos Jones Applies For F»F*A. Degree Amo* Joata, member of the Seminole County Chapter of th* Futon Fanner* o f America, and now la tha National Guard, ha* filed an application for a state plantar dagree, tho highest that can bo obtainM In the Florida F.F.A. setup, Alas . Johnson, Secretary o f 8tata Cordell Bull la ahown (le ft) with Den Faltpa A Eapll, Argentina ambaaaador to the United Sutea, aa they a L tended a luncheon at the Pan* American Union, Washington, Envoy, from Latin American countriei were entertained in cel­ ebration of Pan-American Day. Iw ie A* McPhail, Lumber Employe, Dies In Accident Loses Balance, Falls Beneath Wheels Of Moving: Log: Train Ivvle A. McPhail, o f 1(03 West Third Street, Sanford, all employs of the Wilson Cypre.1 Lumber Company near DeLend, was holed instantly at 7|43 o’clock yesterday morning in Lafca county when be loti bia balance on the flat car o f a moving log train, falling forward directly In* to the patl. of Ha wbialt. The accident happened about IB mile* from DvLgpd, where Nc* Fhell llvqd .part g f Utfr. time In' a lumVeh eaaipfVtio vra*-about t o year* old. All four wheal* of* Iho ear cut their way completely through hi* body, mangling It beyond recog­ nition from tha netk down, be­ fore tha engineer could bring the tretn to a atop. Severe! other Wilson Cypress Company employees watched the aeeldent. terming it entirely un­ avoidable, ao no Inquest la egpected to be called. It wae re­ ported by the Allen-Hummrrhlll undertaking firm In Del^nd. which has charge of the remains. Survivors Include three daugh­ ters. Mrs. J. L Italian* and Mr* O, T. Jenkins, of Rauford. and Mrs. W. N. Scott, Jr., of Winter Garden, and n son, J. W. MrPHoll of Orange City. Funeral ar­ rangements will he made latrr LONDON, Apr. 18 — «■ )- _ Dlby lha Allen Sumerhill Company rfcfc hit* by Germain bomba on i In DaLsnd. Burial will be In Kentlah country home have killed Lord Stamp, 60, parhapa the must Triplets were bore to Loo *nd Queenie at th* Municipal Zoo bat night and nil five are doing well, thoufb L m eeotaa the moat exhausted of th. lot u d la lying In the adjoining cage, resting after pacing tha floor nil nlghl, no doubt. It was no mean feat that Oueenle performed ai Jam** Houghton, park auperinlrndent. aaya two la the uinal litter of n llonaaa and three b eUreptloiml. Seemingly unexcited about ike event, Queenie la carrying on, nurelng the young onea wh»n they cry and washing them brtween meala. * Leo baa been honlahrd from hit own home and the cog* turned Into a melarnlty word. Queenie and her young are in. the email pen Inelde the big retd, » " fixed up with a moia bed provided hr Phil, the too keeper. Queenle’a daughter, who had occupied the adjoining rage by haraolf, i» non In the email pen InaMe her en. closure. Cleaning the cagee ha, lire, •ented a problem and Mr. Hough, ton and Phil hare It worked out like a jlgaaw puaala. Queenie alaya In her email cage and Phil clearn the big one, then he gel, Queenie out and clean* cleana Uv the emull Queenla Services Slated For Mrs. Alva Jackson Byrd's F irst Book Is Expected To Be Published ■-In <•Fall W — N E W YO R K , Apr K — <<tper la l)— In addition tn preparing fnr production of taro tilavs which hr haa bought— Edwlo Granherrv't “ The Falcon” for early Fall, and Jack I.evln's “Tha Good Neighbor,” poselblv vet this season— Sara Byrd Is working on hla firet book, rontrarle for Its publication next season having oven signed with Houghton M iff­ lin Company, of Boston. "Small Town South” will Iw the title of Byrd’ s hook, which It an outgrowth of hi, experience aa an actor and producer of play* with southern setting and of his personal oh,ervatlon, on numrr. oua (rips hack lo North Carolina, where he wat born; to Florida, where he went to college; and fltrw herr. II will be rerallrd lhal Byrd made hla first Impression on Broadway by creating and play­ valuable business brain of the ing for the flral three year, the role o f Dude le t t e r In "Tobacco British empire, hla w lf* and their heir, the Hon. W ilfrid Carlyle Hoad,” while hla record aa a pro­ ducer Includes Sam«on Raphaelson's “ While Man,” Frxklnr Caldwell's "Journeyman," and Roark Bradford's "John Henry.” 10,000 Draftees Will Get Officer Training CompnteoryMediation Bill Okeyed By Group NYA Girta Discuss Plana For Summer 11 Counties Back Gasoline Tax P lan, Governor H olland A sserts lia n a BUI $79. which among other things, would: Inereaa* the grea* weight Umlt on a straight Iwo-anato private carrier truck from 1MO0 to 14.000 pounds gross| would lucre*** the Iractxr and semi-trailer grea* load for private carrier* from 14,000 lo 40.040 pounds greaa, aad require ito, which had the ta, atoms Ucmlly making lU . t o ’ T ^ a . ,nt Hamit D on, who aa- a revsou* from th* , teg* at 94M.MM to Rrer. wanga former Oovurnrwad that heavy iracka ring tha highways aad baaa advteod by State British Army Clings To Mount Olympus; Situati on Is De­ scribed As Serious 17,000 Men A re Taken By Nazis R.A.F. Planes Strike Hard At Berlin In Retaliation Attack Little Hope For European Unity Is Seen By Winter Resident, 83 Lord Josiah Stamp Is Killed By Bomb Funeral aervlc** for Mrs. AI va C. Jackson, who dlod yester­ day morning at tha FenreidLaughton Memorial Hoepltal, will f arm tag bo held tomorrow morning at 10:00 o’alock at th* Alt Bottle Catholic Church, with Futhor J. J. Kellaghan officiating. Burial will bo In tho AM Bool's Catholic Cemotory. «. .. Pallbearer* are Fred Brandt, F. E. Roumlllat, Phil M1U*. Bernard Lake, Oeorgo Balm**, and Hanry Rkhter. Tha Erick eon Funeral Home Is handling nr- . N V A ffrl* mot tost night at th* K erraatlew HaB to plan ahela) arewta fo r Ihg (tawing Bum. net aad aeo movtag gteturea of Hrtv** « f Florida, » . A. Good- Leo And Queenie, Lions At Zoo, Announce Birth Of Three Cubs WABH1NOTON, Apr. IB —DPI — General Marshall said Thurs­ day th* Army would give officer training to approximately 10.000 selective service soldiers annually. Th* disclosure by th# chief of staff enlarged original plana neany fire (old. Instead of four training school*. Marshall said. 10 will oper. threemonth court** In July. The original plan wat to train 000 for each couykk. but Marshall told hi* preaa eonfarcnca lha 'W a r Department had found a suffi­ cient number of capable reeerve officers to ataff the largar num­ ber o f schools, with a total capa­ city o f about 3300._______ Allies Have Lost War, CoL Lindbergh States Mr*. II B l>a*K "I»« livmi through (out major war*. *aii] yerttentay in an Interview that though a definite trend could net y t i b* determined in lha European war, she b fllw n i tkere would never b« any unity in visa in. .w w .e s iw w y Europe, announcing that 17,000 priaoatTi Eight year* old .it iho llfut had been taken on the Oreak th* War flrtBPfn the States catno front, and that lha balUa waa to a close. Mr* Davit—or **OiAn» going aucceaafully for N ail ate ny" aa *hr i* known at the flan* inir* dr*|iite Iho "m o lt difficult aell Irui, whrrr she apand a tha terrain and weather conditions.’ winter- retmuuhria vividly event* After 12 day* o f fighting, Yuin that wat ami in lha rerunstrue* got lavin', 1,300,000-man army lion prriml ■unrmlered unconditionally. By £hr wa* lorn in Fuiuila coun­ rrmlra*!, Holland lasted only five ty, Ml"*., a ml lerall* llie day the .lays against the N a il blttikrteg, war spreiid to Iter own home. I’oland IK. Belgium 10, and The family * a* fittin g at the France ah. big Inblr in tin- [tilling mom. In the weatern air war, Brit­ .Suddenly, without knocking, u ain gave a swift gnawer to tha band of Yankee sobllvr, rntvrcl violent Wednesday night raid on the loom mid itrmittided f(hmJ. Thr London by striking hard at H*rfamily had nothing to do but M -alien** Oa Star l ive.* rnn.cnt. nod llic soldier, ate »o much siiolhrr meal hud lo br cooked for 'hr rrgnlar occupant > rlf tllr hoilsr Though Mr- Davlj m y« it I* unpleasant to recall ihr day, r f thr f i v l l War, «hr «dit> that the M i- Janelto Guy, arts und evrnts s ir -tnmprd ,o indelibly craft, lenrher of thr State Merupon hrr nilml lhat shr cant krtmg Hoard, Is conducting closeforget tbrni r , in weaving and making of “ Like inno v nlli-r fsm llur, novel article* from native shrub­ shr irlsted, "w e wanted to save bery nail palinetlo leaves at th* some of our piiasras'oiia from W IDoii School In i ’aola. Mra. R. thr norlhnn vnltdrra. «o wr E True ,ald yesterday. bulled the -ilvrr and hid the Handbag,. beach sandals, heath hnisr. In a cane brake hag,, baskets and luncheon a*ta II was in ihe I'lvl] War that are being made from greases and Mra. Davis i e ’ SiT died, the unly palmetto, while Mra. Guy ex­ mrmkrr of hrr immrdistr faintly pect* to teach the claaa to make to lose his life a* n tesull of s cloth and rag ruga later. Claaaea war. llr r father wat token p ri­ are held each achool day from soner on Missionary S h ift near 10:00 o’clock to noon and from the rnd of thr wnr, and shipped 1 :00 o’clock to 8: IS o'clock In |i the Yankee prison r.t liock l tin afternoon. Island, III . wheto he died about three wrrk, tiefore the war ended. Though Mrs D an , says she fe ll “ vety btllrr toward thr North during and uftrr the war, ahr ha, now gtvrn up this atti­ tude and has many frlmtla among Three t-ulid tag petm il, were tha Northrmera. No greal ad­ i,,ued at (he C ity Itall this mirer of Lincoln, aha believe, thr morning for conetructlon and re­ Cause of thr war aaa n "fanatical pair, estimated to coat about sentiment for the negro." |20h. About the Civil War itself, she Permits were Issued lo J. E. declares lhat It was "p erfvrllr McAlejender to repair a porch unnertflsaiy and a disgrace to tha anil re-roof a building on French Avenue, between Eleventh and United States. "Granny's fam ily had Its Twelfth Btreeta. at a coat of share of hard luck during the $12$; Dr. A. W. Hell* to ro-roof reconstruction days In Mlsalaslppi, a building at 717 Eaat Seccmd *nd when the eountiy iva, stripped S treet at * COSt of $100; bare and there way never inough James Smith to build a porch on to eat. The man who owned the a dwelling wt 700 Bay Streat at plantation next to thelra forever a colt of f$0. Indebted himself to them when ha offered to managa their land for them, and the fam ily suc­ ceeded In getting through a period almost as bad aa lha conflict itu l f >*d been. ASUNCION, Paraguay. Apr. On ft Class Is Taught At Faola 3 Building Permits Issued At City Hall Paraguayan Revolt Said Suppressed Soma lime after this “ Granny" Ik—UP)—A revolt haa been eupwaa married, and oddly enough Preseed “ with the fall support of her husband took her to Minion- th* armed forces aad public opin­ ary Ridge to lira, not far from ion," the Paraguayan Mini*try o f the spot where her father had Interior announced today. bean captured. Later she moved It called Urn Incident a “ new to Momphle, Tann., whore aba subversive attempt," adding that "complata tranquility" Bow pre­ vailed jhroughoqt th* country. LOCAL WEATHER ■s � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 17, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 17, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 17, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/537ab662e05e97413a3845c1aced5832.pdf 451ab1715266b9a7e7e12bac570414d1 PDF Text Text V i Ju stice h tntJLSK Meter__ . . . --------- ™ w v * 5 ( 5 t * k r w i t t f iu f le s m if W*»tJ*T U M ti» . u U a S F W JffiS i W; WS Former >Rollins Star B et n r n s To M i Bfcif Of McDowall Brandy Wine, Ota, Cordials, ate, J '-_jr UAiuoMia rono, natatin, T rm M f N T i P lw < W U ■. vr C“? \ ;> nBRECH T FORD, D«f*M aai. 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Member Associated Press IM I s Son Weds Former Nurse President Opens Baseball Barriers Between Americas Pointed Out By Dr. Cole U n & m tq d A 8 Aid Is Rushed To Towns I In Wake Of Shocks Hundreds Of British Prisoners C a p t u r ­ ed By Nazis After Mountain Fighting Season A llied Lines Holding F a st Speaker Cites Need For B etter Know­ ledge Of Peoples Believed President Franklin I* BM tloo.avelt, o l d o t K,on - of ----t i m e d with til# bride, |h e form er Rim.cllw Seim, .* i m , a f te r th e ir w adding a t t h r Beverly Hill*, Cal.. George P. Convemr, the fiirniri Anita S t e u a r l of the l e f l . i i the groom '# inotlier. Mia. Eleanor K'U'rrgfit l* Ihr brldo’e mother, Mr« J r rulin' Schneider plain In the Marine Corps, met Ins lirule two year* HTted him back to health, a f te r an n a r ra tio n at the [ g 'j lt r O r a l m a rria g e and. h i. svcuml Ilia first wife Cushing. Isbill Made Head Of NYA Council Bestln/Years At Initial Meeting Mire,f’>j5 p ^ r 8 c Are fonT T r Op i n i o n itUaa * reported Ml fh rttm tfu Clothing elore owners, ouesHerald f I n m a n overcome tlaned ty Tho fanford S M th e other four fire* yetlrrdny, declared they enjoyed ander control. s ' the biggest Easter business last »t ; damaged of Mex ten week they have had in the post large structures waa thr H Pontiac building, where few yrara, and eeamrd ahcmirai; |« Motion of brick front ed by the fact lis t more peoplatoric* high tumbled Into ore spending mure money. ract and huge steel girder* Their comments ran as follows: MrUtad • Ilk* paper. John Irry of Ivey's, lot-, de­ ‘• “ t apparently centered clared that he had the best bn* 1 FtW**?*** ®f Guerrero incss Easter "I've ovcf bad since *V"*1 IM mllaa southwest I've been in Banford. Our volume • IWpItkl, the eeUmo logical was almost double lhat of any other period, and I was well pleased.” D. L. Perkin* of the Mens B«ady-to-We*r Store, asserted. •‘Wo had more business during Y a a t h r d a / a Identification Easter than wc did at tTirislinss and showed an increase of i|ulua lit over last year. Trade w«. « ~ l • n o .'■ lo i T r a d ,, Wonderful all daring the week, and especially thj Saturday just before Easter." Arthur Yowelt i f The Yowt II Co. saki ids buainass was "tth’ best in 10 year*. People lied more money and they fait likes spend ing it on good things to wear. The 'shopping spirit' was fine." E. I. Hoy of J. C. Penney. Inc , described h ia . business during Easier as Hcaa*t*tsntly good,' and added that conditions went | better than a year ago. 1* V. Lytle of lha Purcell Co. said, "We had gotta an Increase Ig Easter business. Though Satur­ day was the main day, It wa* good all during the week." Frank Shame# of the Hollywood Fbop called bis Easter trade "vary good," and pointed out that poo. (ought better merchandise n a year ago. Vivian Spear of Bpar and Bone declared that k* was "well Mae ltd with lha Easier business. It. was far io-Oscaas of the pres, leu* year." ? Mrrcnanta earned of the opin­ ion that net only was there more leaner In ctragtatlon, but that M as buyers ware doing their hhepplng fa* Bgjrgwl WAS THIS YOU? T & n z.v s «5 e Harriers between the tumpie of South America and the United States which prevrnl them from understanding each other were outlined last night by Dr. Helen Col» of Itolllns (‘..liege, address­ ing Ihe minuiil iHrrlhiir *»f tho Onlrnl FIuHiIh Association of the Phi Pitn Kappa honorary itcholaslir fraternity at the Kpia. copal Palish 11oust. Basing her talk on n six-wveka trip t«» South America which she marlf Inst year. Dr, Pole paid one of thi* prlncipnl harriers Is **npt that wr lufeitsai Uy know so little nhull I ihr in. find they uf n». bill rather that w»* know an much which it unplrnsaiit.’ Smith Americana Judge people in tlm Fit it rd Sintra hv thr muvira which nn* srnt thrrr from here, Dr Ftilr dndarrd, nddlng that to them "wr nic Hither plutocrats ilwrlling in **»i«*rmoui man aions with cxlrrinfly wide, winding stairensr* nnd s|*arlous plantation lawns, or ate gangsters. Thr wide dlffrirllrr In thr **. valuntion <‘f university courses whs ftUn pointed uni I y tin* I spm ki i I “Uruvrrsity life in South Amer­ ica is patterned after that In Kunijw,' she told the Phi Belli Kappa memtwra "There is no campus life, and rxin<rorrlnili activities are almost t ' t Insively in the fiedd of |M»hluh Hence faculty and at udeii Is m South Amrrica are much more actively Involved in polllics nnd govern, mental eruptions, l>r Cole elplalntH Other harriers mentjfnied wrn* the atiff formality vf (hr ,voutli I Ameriratu* fand tti/ir lark of \ timleralafitling »»f Anlertran htt ' Sarajevo Is Taken By P a n z e r Divisions; Serbs Surrendering r ill \ t . h l \ t . , < hinn. Ant, »fi— I \I * ) — It A iviilr oprn lu illb’ flam ed iluni' i lir i-iiijiv Itriti*ti f r o n t ii llrrivi- 1ml,u ;itir| the Grrmun m :n kirn" lodiM'd that lilt - let-’-. Mil/liiu'ir invtiNiun was Miii'lini: " I uliliorn" reals* 'mu i• ii 1 1ei tuev u iiilv n.aacrt- ■inr the Allies m re in hcadliiiiir I he hi v 4. To advise on blond program policir* and Ih.cir application to local needs. G. To serve as interpreters of the NYA program. C. To roiiahler ways and means of broaitaning the base of youth as future members of the com­ mittee. 7. To recommend ami assist in planning of projects. K, To sponsor conferences foi discussing the program U, To revie# lha entire NYA program oa the local, state and national level In order to de(rwatlowt* « * * ! « • TSrwl Legion Post To Name Convention Delegates Campboll-lsiaeing Tost of the American Iwgion will have a din alternates will ha elected for the state Conrantkm in Kay, West from Aar. 8* to Apr. M Deadline ha tlekat* will be 10:00 o’clock Monday morning, id. TkkaU will be on d i Feed Store, For. •a, Cash Grocery, »• B. Fopea 8 Ulat and Ai aad Georg* P ro irra iii Hi ill Ii pi i. i ,111 1 li.nl beer. capi'll* i In \ n / i i i.r m tix in "h a rd i iihii mg ' in tin* mountain*. 1111' i •It *|*■nrI. i s n, Allien* mild i u h i i h h i .1 in* I' map h i r . 1 l» »■ ii ,,p hi \ i.« ll • ll,* • .1 » .** ............ 'Ml \ III * Hi • . ".Ml IMI M < ....... * * ' d 1Ii (*■■*» l.v \ m ' i ’ 1... 1 id Hm > in f t.id It.. r *. , i . . >1. :i V II | M , i 1' Im 1 ■ \p r 16 —- < 11f vritcci tiullvr opin­ 'd tin- court renniTo1n*ll*: id s * *1*10"! . h*M*| .1. i i i d «»’ i ,n lit hit, nf 1Im cli\ tin I’HidiiM ii lilt * Cllll* ut It*. 1*4 1 * d„ \ n Die r || .1. 1 I lntr* i i.**l i-\ I *in*ip • 1 •f “u'nnmd* Iii .i * • (.•■It iii 1«• \ • 4 I 'l 1lull fit it * I • X r 1.i I h l ■ >• III " * h it >I Dji' lir II i l II i \ . Hit l > M u " H in d i i lit 4 h i i i mI Mu Puri ,\ Hi riciui Mid I IK | iv•* |*11'-nli iii Ml i H« A. C. L. Foreman, f! ill"HMhl r- 111I•<JiHlit Is «1 > mi | If'U J Dies At Home • ImpD'l . I d Hianuii |I11 -iili iH M» f <1J!• S i nil 111 I DIIIH <1, MUIIM* JIM *II11III *1 hd 1 In 1 1, i kv.«v ta i r throw n on H .. iM Ii 11, ,i ii utfht In author* cl 1i. H * i. , i.i (In linspital dis' 1' * 1 .m l .1 1 ^ f I. i II. 1, 'Mils Mild u SSI*Si , .ii * i Hi pay o ff tlm .till Ml 1 I Ml* hi s « lid* In ii Him t I hi wmi* "M«n’ '.Ikin NcwU.ti Jamc* Whllwniih. ruundhoii.r fm.ruan nf thr Al 111»,i ,ct'fliiij llu ' rjillk. 11 I' II* i n. Ipulic Coa*t I.in' *hop* and « dun «iid (J. | » H mi k m,in \*tn rcvlilcnt nf Banfnril ainc' Erb, IS, l ift f%"d dH i-val''- f«* 11ii i Ink * IUJ0, dinl at ft:40 n chick lhl» i nnveu 1Mm in A| tn111»i \ | i, mi*i. morning at hia rvald.nrr. IIP dili'RHfi- will In- Himit'ii ,i| Um fiu-nlitiw, Wrat BlitrcnUi Blnwt, following im hi mim-l in l* ....... an illnrma of almut three month, I iip tfliii It 1 Bui i>, |;it ll H Horn in McPomb, Ml»» . Mr Mtl salnl, Kil Bunfl.tll nu t Hi I WhDworth came tn Banfnril from M Hif wnlri*. Mi ll- Imiit11rd imi WayrroM. Ga., where h. wa* * lhr*ii 1111lirVnyj«. N«iti»lf»* T ru e .if Hu* H u U | m . member of tb. Klrat Pra»hyt«rl»n Church, Magona, Knight* Trtnplni , I | i \ f in ’* d t-iiiirtd H u il Hu hm m (I'MtollMuftt Its littvri and Shrine, on ihe board of til. reel or* of the Waycro** Y.M.C.A and prc.ldetit nf the golf club Survivor* Include hi* aim. N 1IlendrickH In IMeascd J Whitworth. Jr. Fltigrral.l, At Airport ProKresN (Sa., n brnlhrr, Harry Whitworth. Detroit. Mich., and two ai*tri' J*h* Hendricks* ir<iiY*niUtni Mr.. Mildred Ratliff, McComh. Ml*.,, and Mrr^E. D Mole. ii* the I("Use from Hie fifth run. Baton Rouge, La. :rr*4UMi*l disirirt, stuppod irt The body will b. ih i|.pd t« ^Miifonl yrstrrdiiv cn mule frurn McComb tomorrow morning, for , ^tlnndo to DcLjind, mid t*x|m‘*tcd funeral and iotevmrnl. The Erick, u* pirn sure *nvi*r l l»« pruirmsa aon Funeral Horn* I* handling hi Ike new mumripnl uirpoii arrangement*. * •mirct. Mr, Whitworth began working I He iriivr iMurmut1 i>f hi» sunfor the railroad on Jan. 81, toll, port of tkc n ir fiidil, mid mild hr aa a marhlaiat In Wayrroei. Hr would try In sec tin* t/mvrnimcnt waa promoted to roundhoute fore­ funds for the project's rfilar^i* man In HIT, nnd wo. made gen­ IfIClll. Mr, Hendricks had t een m Or eral roundhoute foreman In March, I DIO. Iniidu Rltrndlnfr thr drdiriithin of that cIty's new putt Offirr Build The cenina report, that lh< Inif. He evperted In In.vr Draverage aland term in 10*0 wa. J.snd for Washlnirtnn today, and 174 acre* up IT acre* In to said he prolmbly would hut re­ year*. turn tp Florida until May ,1 Ij. *♦ CHI ' I P . 1 l o t , .......... | t t l l| ( M i ' l l f 1'*1• . 1 , dlHl-> Mr it iv.it , ,■ j• I,!. Him ' |P \ mD. • • iff Hal ti fui h" •I .,.1 Tor 1, ' i*‘»id- in V ' Imi aadi «"i *s,,fi S 1 imi \. i i i ’,* Bitting Arrives To Miinauc DriiR Store \\ \ Blit IMF U Im ni * (in i;« d h nnd 1 hll III '.lit 1 11H » » • .M M1 . Ill, V < M1 I i < in Liikclnint fill flM J CMI , till" t*4*11|ThI ii • ofi tii. I r td iiliy Int* i 8 -i ii i Ihr Sun foi I Mild ha« hi TiMichtoji < rivrit to tuk«- i 1* ■ ihe muiiMifLlk'Ridt r, dr lit* 1 ..M I 1in t .i,, 1 1 r1*1 mn," lha ,,,• 1,1 l« n**e>a ,1 1I, ,. . i'I' ii *,*,! in tha d 10*1 " • «., >1 may Il r.l $ * 1 I'M1M! h hoard croIi, |< It '• ,l i,i i i i ii *i in ,.| Ollier purpoae* '* In I* m * M - '. ,.,,,ton on f|i.allfl, ii tint* "1 Til V , x, ,,„,. hnniralca'I f i• V*kMCI - In *•’nleo.lr.l that non* f,»4pUVIM'* 1*1 '*!' el 1V a n n u l would 4Hlll.lt 1 Mi , I,,,, ihe burden “ I'ri \ IM ■ t hv ui.lilile.lneii upon ........... .. in.'i| titvahlr pro1 <1 •i ft l- tin \ would reap tho 1' nod • • up * the rrsponsl1" i ■11 tin- drill hi i 1 |" III* .Mi i I I'l1' M MT ■t . I'1 % f ii l t >n d .1 Hm Mi Hu i» 1 ............til* 4 hi..• ip lit ............. . V iu t-n 1 . ........ t • in lull * ........... .. rI,. I.I.I VI ,1'i lx| idr‘> Kill • « i'lI.i rM, i" *m **fd\ du Mill ep rtirn cd t*» the r o n d o r Du ji 1 1'■* u iu -o h stttu ilo n o v i n il iij' v o p in ion , but Mi l 11A Im 11-*'I nhi ( hooi/ed hll atn i.i.li oti «>n fre e h o ld e r r|Ueatlon. hu nt of Hu s io i 1 His wifi* uo l 11- • nil -oi l ch Id .ilk . and •I i w ill ur i ii ** Mu fiiniBy will 11 ii u i r Al "\VKATIIER* West T w in Hcih Strri t In .o' i41 toll his Wife's fat h r r \V I < it it, will a I** m ake his Ii no i m i M tin* B ittm if i A native of I I"t ota, M r flit J lh if was hoi n in I i* iln nnil says ho hs* Ii*»*rii in lt‘»" ■ ll 'iiir ho sinews as kinjf M hi' ran i •’inemltcr. Mis Ii rot her hn* u di or will to Borne t»r yme rul made ownerrhlp of the f store in Ocrda unprovefnent" Tolephom* Kmploycs Are Honored At Bant|U(>f For Making 1500 Quota th«* Touch! on Hun Hud iin p lo , . i t , honor f'ucst.t till under tke T i ll phone 1 iw iil'm iv were hou iunder off the d ru R ch a in Lake Mary 4-H Club Girls Make Dresses For Bundles-For-Britain Pamphlet DiHcusHed Ir.etlon of lha Bundlee-for.Britaln and the finished pieces are to lie n turned to tho organisation to h* sent to the national commit, tcf. * Plana were made for the club to held a local arhlevrmant day Apri 19 far the parent# of the girla'i'to see the work of the group, Mre. Andrews said. An entaftaJnmcnt' was planned for sometime in the future to ralae 1, 1, • llu ltd iiifr, w hich i- Wearing apparel teas made for Um county Bundles for Britain orgaaiaalkn by tka 4-11 Ctab gtrlo of laka Mary yaatanUy aftam aao tekaa the group mot at tW Laagtraod Sokool house, Mr#. P-! n ig g le to m A t Jaycee Meeting ■ 'M sm ,1 Hi, fair nf firterp fail .i 11\ |t i.fii.nil Herman hi' iii i in I. Iiiiiiilrptln of m Sominolc ;„VmV 5k*nnor L tin c ltc u n MTh o ug h I lie n atives nf You'll tees. I....... i, . i, h Students Tell Of One-Time Official Eckersop Canning e\ >• .• 01 Ander ,'1, ( * Plant Is Sold To jVuR Organizations A t , . . T S im lo rp r , n Stokes Company am Kiwanis Meeting v„ Amerieu had their striiKt*lc fnt independence ahnut Ml or do years nftei ue lad inns. to * Cole jkdnt^l out, '*fhey, me eatrh Ing up In modern edtrcjitioiMl work* csptcmlly ill the terlinieiil development modeled a tier mir own Massachusetts Institute ol Technuliigy and Johns ilnpkii^ Their social security programfar outstrip ours in provision foi il nnlliata its I’agc ait, i N. J. Whitworth, \ s i in i lim .it ir 1 i'ii to rlghl ■ f* ftpenlr vr ■lu-. iv tn iv <,1 C , 1■». iliuit , I 'n ' i ............. . mild | .. Hm * 1 B .h td I'ri id* i i \\ , r m 4 " h >* d*nf * 1 llu , \ .*nl ■li*\. iii-* on,1. Putting .Hide fur n few hams the euUi«’4 p.' 4 of stale, l*ii vlent K.unklln l> Itno»<;vcli "I" the 11141 tus trim 11 M-umm 1■) tossing out th * fii.l lial! at tl iffllh SlBiliinii. Waabingtin, i * C.. yerioptn, vi Urn tile Nnv H.rk Yankees dt Hll -1 fouled thr W 11111111:1011 Helialois, h i Tin I" han le trlnn n 'lie experience of «igtn I"1' 1' nior «C W t-blll, of Isltr Mary was nninnl chiirman of the N’YA advisory committee of t(.l» rounty ut the Initial mestlnu >*f the group ut the Court 1loo»e this niomine. allendrd l.y L W. Burton, nr. a director from Or la lido. It. A. (ioodipcol. local dt rector, said today. I'urpecr uf the rommitlre and Ita function were outlined by Mr durum In n report he brnugnt with hltn. Ths purpose of the rommitlec vjas outlined as fol­ lows: 1, To knnty and understand the NYA protram and Ha objective* 2. To ace lltc program to opi ration. 1 . T o make e ffective use »f committee nirtnbvra., »• well as tale n ts o f people not on co m m it­ re lia b ly ill* plowed BhI itt that M(WCOW 1 inftirm ttl th r central t liinref c m rrrtm n il th a t Soviet IfijMdati aid to Chltut I" l»f ine nittliiMird. ifrap Ila ll|i‘ “l»» n r , n o n a tg rra a lo a ■ m in i n ||h Japan. Klruy Delgado lead rxeernl* from h pamphlet titled "Von Can Defend Amerlci.” Inst night st tia regular meeting of the Junior Chamber nf Commerce at the Hotel Mayfair. The part the average citis.-n can play in combating the fifth column menace we* pointed out. and those present ware urged not ored r.l ti Imrnpiet M onday r u jh i st Hu Hotel M a y fa ir lo r reach 111ur their untiln of IfklMI telnphomo in lip e ro iP m in the n t v D istric t tr a ffic iriitm iKvr, T F tiav i* . and W T K w inir, it is trlc i p h in i ch ief Iwth of Orlando* were hosts at the n ffe ir held in the private din in if room of the hotel. E v e r y rm (i|o y v t o f the local company has taken part in thr d flvo to reach the ro sI of 1500 telcphunct, the irreatest number tn operation ia Banford slnrt 1P27* 0 para tors, of/lca worken end all connected with lha firm were rraponslhla at talesmen, the office reported. Me inbe re of Ula telephone comfrom Jackeonvilla who wens to (he banquet were: W. l Mau.f.'hl, AH'" llavl*. T. V. ami A B Dooley* Or* eursts »rrr Mbs Lillian Wade, J A Money ham, Pat Culp* Raymond Reynolds. K, C. Davit, Ihder (irreji arid ftcnrire Otleait. Sunford employ era of the 0(11 of the occasion, were; Manager V V Turner. K W. r.nngra, Mr* Alice Calhoun, Mre. C. B. Durak, Mr*. C P. l^nlcr, t i n . Alton Guntur, Mre. Allen Ktatbrcll, MIm Sulla Ronger, Mia* Thco Vickery, MU* Thrim* Tnv ritr. Mr*. Bart* Brrctlrn, Mr*. I# T Shepherd. Mr. U. H. Laweart, Mn. Aims Neva*, Mrs. MaSg* Itlgney, Mre. E. V. Turner, MIm Y.raa Woodcock, MIm Hobo and MU* Audrey Naeee. VA Following tho dinner * ' * ' * Davie lad Du group tn a 1 H eard , •ii*i*i *. �M . Urn teat ense — r a * j |j K ; ,r A : t Secretary e f War Stbneon natenU y warned a Senate cdWimlttes, and Indirectly tha A&ericsn people, that U.r S. soldlera muat be prepared'to fight lb any part of the WeaHardee tern Hamlaphara "or even poaalbly in other region*." lie did not aay whether thee* “other region*" might be the W A ucm nX Apr; is -is-w . Philippine*, Sin ■ -----the Dtiteh East Indie*, Au«tralla, rial)— Ycatcrttev < r , Judging dav at tha Itenlra County Cothe w tat coast cumber Fximdtion and al«o I VERSE FOR TODAY ufactured product* of all kind*. When Hitler** generate perfected m echtnlnd wnrfar* wherein most of the fight* H tLPi I am poor and Ing te done by machine*, he walked right up our alley. The yet <ha Lord, thlnkrth United State* can beat him ten to one a t hia own game. mi thop art by balp and But it can’t do It with one haiid tied behind Ita bade. tVaniieo: make no terryIt can’t do It If the meana of, production are going to be giy Ood,—Psalm 40:17. glowed down or atopped altogether a t the crucial moment NOCTURNE Gr*up Jn S m io n rate*, * according Vo Ike centxa. Death* of hoMr* under. o w m g ORLANDO, Apr. IS—MV-Each ORLANDO, Apr. I*—(45—Toe In Oregon amount to only Sfct Horticultural Society per 1.MM Ur* tirfh*, compared U. County will be ■organ Itod t„ tha Florida opened Ita annual meeting teat a national- average ' o t dS.. night f with - member* aUanding tativca of tbo eounUc* emnprta. Mnlford B. Footer on "Rxptertnf a m en ] Blending, * v n W r of Sot Plante In Dras{L~ .. The convention wfil -continue Governor Holland;* State Defense Coundl In eta two of elrfl protee- into Wednesday with a fun, pro­ Uon, tbld tba gathering tb it M gram of apoaches. •Tbo Krorre Me­ compank* of Homs Quanta would morial- Institute -end the Florida l« formed, comprising MOO armed Roe* Society also jurlir hold meetmen. > • " Bach county orffl bo organised 234, • W. .CENTRAL Hmllar to tin atata council, being ■ „' I'* *' made up of 10 dlvliionet civil protection, industry and materia] resource*, t reimportation and communication, power and fuel, iabor and porarnml, water aupply and flro protection, food and atrlculturc, health and hoindnr, teformalion, education and m onk, and finance* and budget. In Orlando Foi Two-Day Period ss**ras«r?a swt MR. J. A. MARTIN marked the moat elaborate show­ ing of flowers ever offered in thU arc lion. Jlldyra In the flower aho*’, Mr*. Alke Per,nr-, Ray Rwertarl. Wanrhilt, and R. K. McHenry. Lakeland, spent mml of the day hmkfn* orre the nlrnnat tnon .m: fete*. After they departed, the whole renter section Was well allotted with blur, red apd white riMrona. With so they were n nslk ti nnahk t« list the mi. Joe winners until today. In the agricultural show, the Igrs waited ‘ for the flower rw nvrnnls tn be made .before tinning their tosh. Competi­ tion between the various commnnllleo Is Veen. F.ihlhllon rerelred the benefit of a. few **tj* Honrs; in which to ndd finishing touches to their booths. E x p o s i t i o n official! were pleased at the , opening crowd Monday nlgit, as about 1000 per. sons came through Ihe :files he. Iweon opening nnd closing lime. D. Vomer, Orlande ~~ Changing Of Draft Agre la Considered WASHINOTON; Apr. Id -K*> — P retldnt Roosevelt told To. porter* jrraterday that War Do. partmrnt and ronxiesstonal cominill on had under atody and ad. 'eleaWllty of changing tha d n ft apCi later In tiro year. Any rhang* would bo predict. *d on a ihowtng that tha prcaant rrhm of zi through Sft has pro­ vided rafficletit man power and ■denuate technician*. a Tha Proaldcnt aald norfeeWoo had been roached and that Sen. at* and Ifooaa eommlttea* might take up the matter In early Jana, *o there would be plenty of time 'or Irgialatlon if any (a deemed is nsprcfrd.* Meantime, official* rushed prrpursliont fur untlenal prrpamlne-n itey which will be Thursday, I’lnni frr tfc* day tnA>rwmil n make ladiustnvnt Monday night,, nftrr wurd hvl huh reerlvril from Camp Bland, ing stating that the original or. ter for troops has hern doubled and Instead of iW men comlrr mo will bo here, ronslttntThe American people should Inatet that theV-e I* an her*, ,ng a fgll Imttrry of field arlil. ^ xkram Poatry) 1 *f fho turmoil mustered up hf day ' tuky not free our hands, nor "all out” effort made to equip tha Army before there la any ttfo our heads to pray— , tight tha knot our sunlight more talk about sending it abroad, Struggling Upward film tha hold of voleaa, thought* arc drowned Now wd know why ao many young girl* like to be­ will It fm lu rrtl In a p a n i c riveri* chant la loat. In rftntartng gsnahot aoundi come trained nuraes, There I* probably no more difficult or Ihltm gh W nuchula and Will .ateml prim itive the hand*' freah touch, ly to bunt and llvti bar womb to m u Ion Ilea. h* w*1 aahreh alone tha ttarod' dark tea** of tho dead ahina luooa, a apark Intng from mclrclOd aVIa*. re we aaok the peace of ken ground ha war* hat* burled all .Young, and found. Wady for thlslng eyw, /> B r .. bldo oor face*I UVEfiAT. generally unpleasant Job in the world than being a nurse and it U one that require# year* of Intense training before you even get to first base. And yet there arc thousands of young women who deliberately icck out this profession every year. The other day Jamea Roosevelt, eldest son of the President, was married to pretty Romelle There** Schnei­ der, a trained nureo, who took care of him while he waa at Mayo Brother# a few y e a n ago suffering with Stomach ulcers. They say th a t the Way to a m a n ’e heart la through his stomach, well, through his stomach ulcer* a t any-rate. We havo often heard In this country of the romantic talas of men who have risen from log cabins to the White House. In fact,, that is almost tha accepted formula In our rhuntry for becoming g re a t Hava.youraelf born In a log cabin. But thia la the first time we nave ever heard of ono rlaing. from aJimndng school to lbs White nouse, to the shadow of the White House, at W a t : V * ' The only cloud on this latest Roosevelt romance, as wh *co I t is that Jimmy was already married a t thy time he met Misa Schneider. In fact he waa tha proud Rapa of two small children. Altd hi* wife went to Rochester with him and stayed with him while he waa sick. They wsrs divorced teal UMW • C U T FLOWERS a t a form al r e tr e a t a t th e F a rm . br*» M arket aa Ih# flax l» low­ ered, Th»i troop* k ill re tu rn t» Cam p III11tiding F riday. •BLOOMING POT TED PLANTS. • CORSAGES John Harris Dios In Palm Beach PALM BEACH, A pt John F. Harris, Tt. New York flnanrlrr and lUpubtlean national commlttecican from Florida for two tarma, died Monday night at hla home here after au citrruh d Hlaeas, ., " , lip waa founder and u nlAfpar:. ncr In the financial firm of Harrla.llpham A L*o„ New York Invcalment banker*, and fuul Im-cb >tk St»xk SHRUBBERY, Clarence 1Jrhnaon, Gecrgo •Drnta, W. It. O’Neal, K. C. Moore, JeakIn* Dftllvo and Carter Bradford. The club liaa a mcmhcrahlp of moro than 100. *i<. , ■. ti: 1. Thk ■abow promteea to be nob only a - beautiful, «xblhilh>n, U)t Interesting to everyone l*tare*lad In flowers apd Will attract Atht»« wide gUentioBi Oama la ■>■,*** G al our bl*g IQ-doy trado-ln ofior on IMa famoua Sr»tllna lb s . In actu al teste. Improved " 0 -3“ quality construction ursiuQ os moro than 20% longer tread w ear (b an other fliit-U a* lire* lasted! v . Draft Defemvelnt Is Tampa Built Veswl Refused Sol6n> Son Visits Pitcairn Isle British people (hat mUecd tha 10*" in 0/ Norway, It waa td however that Jie -umUnw' f If r l t e BOSTON, Apr. I« _ 4 T ) ~ Member* of tha crew of the Tam. pa-bkllt American freighter, Sen Wlteh, arriving from .Australia, teld yrnterday of the timely call of their whip ct Fltealm uland with food and medical eupplte* i Draft Board Chairman ArneId aald Smith asked to be . pieced In cteta 1 due to hla work *n the rommlttee, ef whWh hte te­ ther I* chairman. Twelve sena­ t e s on the committee signed * letter aupportlng hla position but Btnater Smith was not a aneng them. RAISED FOR CHBST • LAXRiA n D, Apr. ■II — (Bp*, rial)— Report* yeeterday showed that worker* M I *keland1* flral ovemlnt after Imlnlaterad,, 11-year-old they said. Mdlate tm. I had hevn DECLINES INVITATION NEW YORK, Apr. tS —Id FTtekMit RnoatVell ha* dectl an iatltatien 1* address tha nwal eshrentten of the Amarl JSSTlf .‘fTL.Ifi1 SFLi-TTi.”’ S i! tg: ABSOLUTE! ABCTION SE A SH O R E LOTS x ,r * s .’ are enter oa im Ooa* s m ln T*(r me i> FLAGLER BEACH m in i- THEMUTNEW'S-r XU-WEJtTflEI ’■ ■• i . WASHINGTON, Apr. —Elllaan D. Smith, Jr« son of tha flouth Carolina senator, was refused deferment la Select Ire eervlce yeeterday atm though 18 artutara supported hla contention that ho waa IndlapamMs aa a Renata Agriculture Committee 10 PAYS ONLY B uy N O W — a n d SAVE! Who enjoya a Cooler ■moke thlkt'g definitely Milder and Betitr* Tasting is a Chesterfield fen. ^ T h e ca u 'h b t'co fb d blend of (ho World’s best c ife re tte tobaccos m akes Q iesterfieldl th e kd^ue leader in ev ery cigarette quality people Want and like. p n to tk* gam* mttk CkniatM U •Ll-eMEIIORTIII . I . • tmr t S p r r w e e k *e 4 w U s I QeWyear wreleetlesl Buy NOW—am l M VEI •FK C fA t lO-DAV F JlfC f jjfiro i& v li �f THE SANFORD HERALD. BANFORD, FLORIDA I*. IN I A n d P erson al Activities PAGE Workers On Benefit Blanche Kennedy Is Students Tell Of To Friends Party Are Thanked Hostess r IsbiH Made Head Augusta Academy To Have Alumni Event Organizations At Of NYA C o u n c i l A U G U STA . Ga., Apr. ]8 — (S paKiwanis Meeting At Initial Meeting c la l)—'T hr A ugusta M ilitary Miss Blanche Kennedy ta ln e d at the H otel M a y fair y e s ­ te rd a y w ith a bridge luncheon c ad tm y will .hold ita sreond a lu m , for a num ber of frien d s. The r r-m r*r* r*»< t r m m I t a a e * F r a n P « b * r*a**» nl weekend A pr. 2 i and 30.luncheon table had fo r a center her* w ere fho*cn fo r Iretlrrshlp. tc rm W the degree to w H rh It S ta rte d in IU4U, It i* arra n g e d piece a novel a rra n g e m e n t uf n a s tu rtiu m , which t n l l e d In a vchnlnstlc a b ility and high mnral has established standard* and ac- fo r th* re tu rn and th* p leasure rom plished specific objective* chain to the edge of the cloth, standings. 10. To exam ine youth needs of the alum ni and ta tn conjunc­ "T he club seek* to develop the Iric organltotlons. donators entw ined w ith the leaves w ith .M i l A. M. Oordntor « u from the standpoint of the ro*n- tion w ith Founder> Bay Week. w hich they grew . Snapdragon*, girl* physicnlly, sp iritu a lly and I m unity a* a whoie. of piitea and the guests who OIlli Oweni haa returned of tha Ameri- taaa Monday to tba a a a k m vf The alum ni, their w iv si and made the party a financial and gladioli and iris com pleted tho m entally, th u s m aking b e tte r | It wa* decided hv H e group to . at tba bom* Clrete One of tba F ln t Baptist Ocala after spending social success wsre also thank flo ral decorations In tho room rllisrn * of them ," Mis* T rue hold a n o th er m eeting in about a children a re invited to com* to Langtoy la Church at bar bi w h e n the guests plsyed. ed by Mrs. Papworth. out. A m ong the activities m onth, Mr. Good*peed *ai«|. In A ugusta on the nftem oon of A pr. • i s a f t P. M. Avanna. Mi l Mr w Salth, Mn. J. It W oodruff w as the pointed “Than inka do not stop here," the which the group c a rrie s on are the m eantim e the Committee is 25. • D rraa parade will bo a t 6:00 V. T. McCrary has returned to Will ba a dessert bridge chairman, pmidad Vad also £ d recipient of high score p rise, and bla home in Alma, Oa, after chairman added, “tut will be Mr*. Itslsy l.rw is, second high a football banquet honoring the cxneeted to semi out it question, o clock. Special m oving picture# Ttfta Wosaan’a Chib bofSijnjr tba daratloaal on humility. wafted across the waters from layers, a p a rty fo r the F uture naire to the youth of thi* county will t c shown In the Academic Mrs. W. A. Casts, atawardabip visiting here. the recipients of warm clothing. Scree no w inner, Mr*. N ora Book'arm ers, a m other-d au g h ter ban­ a * k in r D o question: “ W hnt can '*•11 •* (i clock, and a form al M n. cbsIdBaa, atroaaod tithing sad o u t c f O rlando, als.t received a surgical and medical supplies and quet, and a tea in honor of the you do fo r your com m unity to dance will be glvsn by the cadsta Miss Dorothy Sanford waa the M M Mrs. Frod Myers explained tba prise. other necessities their for ▼ *ry strengthen the p rogram of n a ­ g ra d u atin g seniors. joert of her parente in Tampa to the alum ni in the gym nasium b«Uafs of Christian Thn«e enjoying the n a rty w ith IIres." M ary Alice H u n ter of the l‘*n. tional defense?*' The question, th a t night. the Easter holidays. will cantlaM Mrs. Oordnlar talksd _ ___ Mlsa K ennedy w ere: Mr*. W alter Am erican Club cited the fnct naire*, about BO in num ber, arc Mrs. 0. P. Herndon, courtesy A uguata M ilitary Academy waa la the Worn* aaca, which la tba subject ai tbs hat three i* special in te rest tn. to he distrib u ted by the commit Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Watson had chairman of the Sanford Garden 8 . Colem an, Mr*. M ary llom m ol Academy _________9:39 A. M. until program meeting of the W. M. #*vai •« ,the. A ugusta ~ ■ u -lllf M n . George PeC otte*. Mr*. G Chib, eipressed her appreciation tee m em bers. lay In South A m erica t>ec*u«e nf aa their guests yesterday, Mr. m li4d! and then changed to the Ai V . Mi l MaMa Estridre V . for next Monday afternoon for the flowers donated be tbe D. B l’ hop, Mr*. In* Km atick the good neighbor policy of I’reMr. B urton advised the group and Mrs. Joseph Clark of PbU. i tba i p a w . M il,,« r>Academ y In at the church, to be M n . Ja n e ft,'beet*, Mr*. J. D. I aldrnt Itm m evrlt, and said the to appoint m ore ru ra l member* InOo. Pippin Gardens. by Circle One and led by Mrs. adelphJa, Pa. W oodruff. Mr*. 1\ A. New m an aim of the club waa to make to the com m ittee in ord er to H. W. Rocker. i A v o n " ,h ? »* «>>e achool and Mr* |t*t«y l,ewl*. Of the First South A m erica and this country irive the ru ra l youth more re p ­ IS Mha Edna Rivers waa the W illiam J. r vans, son of Mr. Min. Gordsler, assisted by Mrs. Also. Mr- E B R andall, M n . m utual friend* resentation and a closer touch and Mrs. Frank Evan*, who |» ■MUgk Cbnreb drill meet at tha guest Monday afternoon and ava­ H. A. Moreland. eo-hostass, W . E K lrchhoff. Mr*. Edw ard*. K S T a t Mrs. J. M. Btiaecipber •erred Ice cream end cake to the iling of Mrs. Blanche Pickroa (n She Hated the club's principal with the NYA p rogram R epre­ ■ p riv ate in Com pany ||. Mn. It It Pone. M** J. II Hln- activity a s a Spanish firs ts , which sentation Is especially im portant f a ftta hnafltaea and aerial meet- following: Orlando. te rtn lste r Mi** l.illlsn Johnson is given each y e ar a t Seminole in the sm all com m unities of the at a*o-r. m. The U. 8. food products Indu*. Mrs. L H. Harvey, Mrs. W. B. county, he stated Club will meet in the Dyson, Circle F our of the F irs t B in . o f New V- »k. Mr*. P rte Geltrer High School. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gorgtna Mrs. F redM yart, Mrs. ,Um m orr ' h,," f»ur and a an-* Mr* N -r* n m k o n t. of O r­ Young men a re needed for hI aVlf billion Hetme a t 7 JO P. M. lis t Church m et t t the home of E llsw orth Hoover, Future and daughter, June, of Orlando pound* of >ugar a n ­ __ (ggnlar meeting of Seml- Myron Smith. Mrs. Jack Stam­ were tba guests Sunday of Mrs. M n . F. 8. R nrkry on P a rk Ave­ lando and l.ady B etty Weldon F arm ers president, related that work on th e O rlando a ir base nually m m nnufaetnre of foo<la per, Mrs. A. C. Madden. Mrs. Phil Hair. and f rran g e m en ts are in p ro g , cenaua figures »how nue M onday afternoon with M n . I Chapter Two, O. E. 8. will Jane the group waa founded In I'.tJ? Smith, Mrs. Sam Maddox. M urray Ja rv is as co hostess. „ h r iT V l b a Masonle Rail at Mrs. J. and is now' rep resen ted In ‘J7 res* to hire boys from thi* conn* A. Strange, ra. W. H. M ra J . M. 8tin eclp h er, c h a ir­ s ta ir s a* well sa H aw aii and tv. tra n s p o rt them to Orlando to Ttftft P. M. Roy Mclntyrs of Daytona Cray, Mrs. A. J. Peterson, Mrs. wffl continue P. W. Moore, Mrs. W. A. Cagle, Beach la -visiting with his broth­ m an, presided over the m eeting Puerto Rico T here a re 200.00(1 do c o n stn x tio n work and receive Red Sea ro u te to E gypt would __in tba WemF u tu re F arm ers tn Am erica, hr em ploym ent In the machine sh ip* have arm ed protection. er-in-law and sister. Dr. and Mra. which w as opened w ith sentence He wa* naked at a preaa con­ p ra y ers by the group. The DIMe at the a ir base. Mr ttomlnpeed „ tito P. M. until Mrs. Elroy Delgado, Mrs. fl. W. J. N. Tolar. said. Rocker and Mra. George R. Me. Study w as ta u g h t by Mr*. F o r, ,P. M. with Mrs. BL d a b ­ OH "O u r c h ap ter is A m erican In all declared. A bout 2Ml boy* will l»e ference w hether It w a. the policy ita idrala and outlooks anil ha* needed on th r project and some of thi* governm ent to p ro tec t Friend* of Mrs. Ollls Owens re s t O atchfl and M n . W. D. G ard in er talked on c u rre n t m is. no secrecy in any nf lla activi. boys a re being tran sp o rte d from it* *hip* w hever they go, so long will be glad to learn that ah* FRIDAY D aytona Beach at the present a* they stay out . f the com bat lira ,' young Hoover declared has recovered from a recent at­ tlo n a ry event*. I C e e ile a r * r , * « r * a * «»■*.» Circle of the Sanford lone* defined m the n e u tra lity In closing the mem ber* g a r* senate yesterday refused to go Ed llranan, describing the time. tack of measlea. d a b will meet at tbe He replied th a t th a t waa In terestin g th o u g h ts from lite r­ along on aurh u severe penalty, Student Council a t one of the T ran sp o rta tio n to nn from Or. ! " f a t Mra. H- M. Papworth Mra. Fred Lalbold of Portland. a tu re which bad been distrib u ted and pav-ed the lull providing new est o rg a n isatio n s a t the high Undo will In- provided >v Mr I th «* l" w • ‘clock. From there tbe dlil n t say t.i w hat law ha la tha guest of Mr. and by M n . I.ula Miller, a fte r which punlahm-n*. tip to D> yea** im- school, said it waa founded (his GntMlapeetl a t no cost t«* th r work | go to Tueeawllla Of much Interest to their Oregon, serves! re fre sh ­ rr* and D ry will r r c n v r f i ll for referred , hut other officials tx Mra. 8. E. Andrew* at their home tha hotter*** priao n tren t. It now g»c* back to y ear a fte r Mr. McKay had delc- the TH hour work Jeornp for a ptonfc. friends hers le the announcement on ment*. period earh l»reR^r«| belief h r m eant interna* gnted three boy*. Mack Cleveland, SOI Palmetto Avenue. Jnrrieon Chapter of the of the engagement and approach­ Those presen t w ere: M n . 8. th* House for coil cut retire In thi* K ninirtt H erndon and h in o rlf, to month, nn av erag e of f 2*» an tlonal law, which they said, prosingle change wffl meet with Mrs. M. ing marriage of Miss Karla Con. | vidrd for the freedom of the seas. council hnur. Mra. Jack Hyatt, Mrs. Ollla C. D ickerson, Mr*. F. E. G stchel, Senator W hitaker. T am pa, apon- a tten d a sla te student B it Palmetto Avenue dalle Wheeler, daughter of Mrs. M n . n. W. W are, Mrs. M aty A lthough the P resident re fra in e d m ailer penalty lie convention In Gainesville M. with Mrs. Thigpen Bessie C. Miller, 415 Aleaser Owens, Miss Nevis Donk and H all, M n . J. M. H tinecipher. Mr*. »ot*d the from going Into d e ta ils about "T he Student Council at Sem i, Bobble Rivers spent Monday aft- R. T. H unt. Mrs M. N. C lave, arg u ad th t lc ht li p«‘nally 3, B. Root as coJiostess. Avenue, Coral Gables, to Robert amoon m ethod* of p ro tec tin g ships, naval tn Orlando. for n nolr High ha* draw n up Its con. daughters are fn- A. Blum, eon of Mr. and Mra. land, M n . i.ula M iller, Mr*. W. too Stiff nr piim «hnirnt m en -aid several courses w ere • titu 'lo n ," young Itranan said; Robert M. Blum of New York ardiner. Mis* M arie S te w ­ w orker who m ight not actually "aii|l is seeking to unify atudent nossihle If the g n e r n m e n t should Mra. Hattie Coursey had as her aD.rt. GMl** hinder defense, »vrn though he •a Circle of the Sanford City. M argaret H unt and tha deride upon them artivitlc* and develop a growing had the intention to do n o . The wadding will bo solemn­ weekrnd guests, her sons, David hoatesses. meet with lr dub • T hey m entioned a ctu al escorts a ppreciation nf dem ocracy and William, of Camp Blanding E arlie r the Semite passed unan­ ised hi Miami on May 51. Mist hv U nited S 'n tr« naval vessels# Though the student group had borne imously a Hntl*e nppioved 4*411 to Avenueatatbar tiSO P. Wheeler Uved in Sanford with and Robert 8mlth of Orlando. assignm ent of such vessels to p a ­ Just liven o rganised thi* >• r outlaw the (Nuiri uni*t P a rty and bar mother and attended the lo­ Mrs. Earl-Doaaey aa co. w a s iiin c t o n , a pd ; td*> trol specific a reas of the se ta i Nevis Donk left last night th a G erm an. Ainei lean Bund in the spenker said, It ha* ul to cal schools when oulte young, be- forMiss to s e e th a t no harm com es to \ voiding an tmmiHluite show puichasrd a ru rta ln fo r the In her home in Savannah, N. Y. Florida fore going to Miami, where aha j T h u rsd a y . ■town <m the ennvov issue, the Am erican m erchantm en, the u*a route she will visit with 8 tapping in *«• fnpl action, the arhiMil auditorium and ha- i Circle of tbe area graduated from Miami High En i' f a irp lan es and the arm in g of * ••*»ate F oreign Relalnois Com The m eeting of Circle SI* of Senator* appr«»ved three other for it tn full. friends In Charlottesville, Va.. for i Garden d u b will meet at BcheeL She later attended the several dsym. m ittre agreeil iinsni"m u*l v to the m erchantm en them aelvea. th* F l n t B a p tist C hurch was bills endorsed hv the John Dunn, president of tl N ational M .« f Mi l W. B. Shlp- Traphagen School of Fashion, !n t*»e S enate mrsnwrhile, S en­ •lav to fiostpone until Apr .10 opened w ith a p ra y er by M n . W. D aftnue Council and ty Governor Key Club, explained th at tbe . i L H. M. Wateon will New York, where she Is now takR m u b lican , N°w g a n ira tlu n Is composed of tin consideration of a rr-idotioti for. a to r T ohrv. Mrs. Blanche Pickron of Or­ E. K ader a t th* home of M n . Holland at 9 AO A. M. lug a pa*t-graduate course. ntdmg the use i f Am erican M*m,"hir<* " n o to Inquire w he­ H arold lite rs on Monday a f te r , youth of Sem inole High One provide* strict regulation key Mr. Blum vraa, graduated from lando waa the Easter weekend noon. Bible d a ta of the naval vessels for convoy purth e r h 4* resolution to prohibit tho M n . J. T. Denton presided School, and th a t it was *pon*i>rt«l of bor parents. Mr. and of ■mall-arm* anti rvploaives. wiH meet with tha Cornell School of Engineer. ruest l|se f t tie A m erican n a v f for Mia. J. H. Wynn, at their home over the business end Mrs. W. L. A nother »et* up legally a S ta te by Ih«* Klvtams rluh "It n idrals a iber of In __ an at her home lug where ha in a ter«e hut ap p aren tly h is­ I con" •to*v wa* being "sm ^ th South Sanford. Vane* gav* a talk on C hristian D afrnse Council which w ai a p ­ a i r lo prom ote fellowship, )"uriR Avenue at 1 *0 P. Delta T m Delta fraternity and f b»‘ " n rrs n« *•' high *uthorhrlp (hv to ric re m a tk . P resident Ri*oaevelt Stew ardship. pointed hy form er Governor Cone Dunn Raid, "and to tba aural At present ha Mr. and Mra. W. T. Jackson Th* Blbla Study was ta u g h t by w ith the approval of inenrring ■ludrtiln rhoo»e th e ir vocation*. indicated yesterd ay that A m erican it- • tirh os th** W hit" Hnu** " a of the administra- have TSe m easure I* s*saitln~ action returned from. Florence, S. Mra. J . J . W eal, th* subject twins Govarn- r Holland, and providea It nlto abides hy (he principal* m erchant shins c a rry in g war sup tire angtneariojr Uvs ataff at Wright « staff piles thri ugh the newly opened In the F oreign Relation* Pom m ltC. where they attended the wed- “C h ristia n Science, health and of the Kiwanis Club f l Wy RBH r t » ta Pateraon, ding of their nieee. Sarah Penny, fa ith ." A talk on negro training $30,000 a year for its operation. ♦#*e Art«rrilv S e n a to r R a rk ltv of K C H arp er presided at the Tho third llmme hill provide* to Louis Lamarr Rowland. waa given by M n . W. I*. Brook*. for the establishm ent of a .Slate m eeting. Dr Robert II Ingraham G. II. Hackman *‘f th r 1 ‘o llrg r of K en tm k v t>*e p e m o c rstD leadA g rlc u fjrr, <iaii»asvt$lr, Joe * *w tro b e t »h"t he had h*d no was Inducted Into the rlu h as a M n . A. K. R osaetter offered a the N ational G uard is in service MONDAY BUly Herndon has returned to p ra y e r In cloetng. C htnay of T am pa, and two memH scission of th r su b je ct with tha ' a win cootlmie Guard to protect l lu n d s while new mend»er by Jn o . D. Jlnkin Fork Union Military Academy In R efreshm ent* were served by in the regular Arm y during the Songs w e n led by Dr. W. II. te ra o f the Key iTub# John Dunn ______ la the Woman's Pre* ident. Union. Va. after spending the hostess a sa lited by Mrs. it. em ergency G arner. G ueiU present w ere Dr. and Ed l l r a n a n . _______________ ___95ft A. M. until 11 AO Easter holiday* with hit parents. N. N ip p e r to the follow ing: with Mrs.. Jack Hall apernAI*o pa*«ed wa* Senate Hill 34* Mr. and Mr*. O. P. Herndon. M n . 8. A. B. W ilkinson, Mrs. which would tak e awny from Mr. and M *. WOltam L T. J . R. A shley, M n . II. I. Iwonard. track o perators the so-called Stringer are announcing the mar­ Tate McMullen, a nephew of » ' Tuesday M n . J . J . W cit, M n . Boston “odd cent* break fioni the part* riage of their daughter, Elma Mra Coarser, who to Italian ed at Steele, M n . A. K. R o ste tte r, Mr* ■owing aeaslrm wiU <continue m utuel to ttin g pools and place J t b s T o d Cross In the Woman'* Ruth, t* Donald Forrest Behr, eon Camp Blanding. left Saturday for B. 0 . M ethvln, M n . W E. K ader. such money In th** old age a*sla« of Mr. and Mra. J. H. Sehr, of hi* home In Decatur, Mis*. Hi* Mr*. W. P. Brook*. Mrs. Edw ard * from t AO P. M- m{U ta m e fund It la estim ated the M. with tbe Junior Woman’s Petcakey, Mich., on Sunday even­ mother expect* to return with K elsey, M n . W. I - Vance, Mrs total will range U tu p i’n IlftlO.UOO ing, Apr. 15, la Orlando. him to visit with Mra County J. T. Denton and Mra. R. K 1 and $260,000 annually Mra. Sehr to a native af Pen- for awhile. Mrs. H. M. Papworth, chair, 14* man of tha Bundles for Britain benefit brides and bunco party bald at the Hotel Mayfair Holiday night, today axproaaed her gratltude to all the conunlltees "who so efficiently co-operated on this yM UXW RINB BEAL, thrift*/ EtfUr Tithing Is Stressed Social Calendar M Baptist Meeting "ass P Missionary Events Discussed By Circle Civil Defense Plans Proceed In Legislature I Karla Wheeler And Robert Blank To Wed win iu’5k*” “ " Action On Convoy Issue Postponed By Senate Group Circle Six Meets At Hiers Residence to. \ h 1 -J Elma Rath Stringer Weds Donald Sehr i b e n e f it sh o w s wmmmymm L oM ittf P o st ford, and attended - tha local schools. She to the granddaughter of Mra. J. E. Spurting and the late J. E. Hpurling, pioneer m l‘ a t af Sanford. Mr> Bohr's home .la in Peteekcy where ha,to cannhoted in busl- with hi* father aa contrac­ tor and builder. Tha couple plan to leave tomorrow for Petcakey where they wiQ make their bom*. Peurifoy. Mias Daria Jackson has re turned bar dtadlaa at Florida 8taU College far Women In Tal lahassee, after attending tha wad. ding of bar cousin, Sarah Penny. In Florae*, 8. 0 .. at which ah* S anlando S p rin g s waa th# seen* acted aa maid of on M onday avaning of ■ steak ro a st given by ■ group of young Mr. and Mr*. D. S. E. Starr poopl#. Follow ing the cooking of over th# to Young Set Ha» Pjcnjc S".rrc^ . c.r °.f Il'UH™ l“ At Sanlando Spring*! In '» s « ‘n tho (teak # , dancing waa enjoyed until • Into hour. I AIRO, Apr. Id |41 B ritish general he#ili|uartrr* wal.l liwlay, the Duke nf A oata, D alian vice­ roy nf E thiopia, had »ent an en­ voy (ap p aren tly to negotiate s u r­ render) tn the B ritish head, qunrtera In aoulhern E thiopia Th* B ritish reported ra p tu rin g and destroying some A t .1* ve­ hicle* and tak in g some prisoners in skirm ishing around Malum, E gypt. Thoaa enjoying th# party w#ra: Mlaa Elma Orr, Mlsa H#lan Gar. n#r, Mlaa Evalyn Echols, Mlaa n#r#ehol Hamby, Mr. and Mr#. Roy Root, Mr. and Mra. Brough, ton 'WaUrtns, Mr. and Mr*. Jack Want, Gay Wood, Harold H«ri>»t, Pbll Btanley, Roy Echols, P#t# * EehaU and Haary Carrol. L e g io n «*»»»*' r Im aflttl FRAMED MIRRORS Newt ! • • • ° * /snetlon l o e y , samj-Vanatlon BenbtrcSbMr 44c RAY CRETOHRE Woshobla — sun ra­ il slant I Ui* It (or drapes, illp-covan and many olnar ui*L A J and col­ li Pleated TERRY WASH CLOTH , N o iklmpln#** o b o u l 5 lee these I Buy m a n y to ■notch all your loweUI I I I * LACE TABLE CLOTH Wonderfully In#* pensive, ond yet so lovely I Sliss for your loble. Eoiy Eai lo svasitl ■ 'n u r r n * r i j u t t t 1 '° ° to’t i Vi - i4 " vmmy DTMUITMU totNMD tin IJW 55C tty ? li U fir O iH IM 1— llwTWmOW POC^OI I I I OVERALLS tn iH T M E M U' SPORT tlllT I g S i I 59' pique prW ! I W o sJx ^ le l 1 ^ 1 MYt’ MYUEI HU >nc V«la*l TOPFLIRIT' S I I R T S Sonforlxad' broadcloth In fast color pattern! I AR spring's big hkri O A IV A S S H O E S , A rt Don't m lu B /ggaif ( i r f i l i f a f f SavUgi far M u u f ( a p t w T trry BATH TOWELS Good ood hu»ky — ^ ■ * , m, « . I lo . |K , w hoU ^om lhlj Tremendous sovlngt. a a B H a ssM * colors 79* YEAR OF BARGAINS S U M S FOR BOYS tV lN G S F O R Y O U -•> - y<- C lean cut blue and white striped Featherprooll 5ig valuol (fy o r c r a d (ajraa Mr. SUrr’a sister, “ “ o f MonU «r daughtar, of Jackson•tea, of Orlando vMK —______ and Croakatt of Jack. aoavilto. '■'i ' .li 19;. PEICO* WOVEN TICKIIft 3 PRISCILLAS Unboliovablol 100* wido, V h yds long I 7" rufflotl Pin dot m afquitottol Valuol N ew ( i d l i n g C elerd D teorat* With Bay now and sav* I Pure C -A wrula or whit* with colV bordon. 1^ ■ I7*J BIRTHOA1 ,,n ld c o lo r,tuai 2-88 fieorg* Z t* V '/\ ’A- M E I’S M IIIE IC R IE F S Charla* HolUclaw _ n*i with onllqua from# SAVINGS FOR YOU * R jj, Rnnlvarsa ry Specialf Hat* Qian , *• ••■A/. • • JW t# SWRTt,BROU r C O T T tll SAVE 0 1 e R E U E d O T I lloooet vohmysaVaavar A ' H J lflK li LIRIIKII SLITH 1 .0 0 c a la r ftro aftd aik 1 0 4 BMilK c dl tU IT ilT u n l i t ON « O ip '■■ ’• . mm Y* -wjaljTj |rl4v- tom. S S O E - 'f Hari* v //. . •vV - 1 L 'k . ' *•<-,- s' H eF E -f s S i P n s r T s - .H VI.*- \ < .' l ' UV„ / f •- (* T. .• . -T 8 j . V> 'iT > ; f W f& T m tj \ i , t e '. m �m®, ■WgPNWpAt.*APlUL: FRENCH'LACK' POW. ^VICHY. ftw — ^ A eT- h .K U li& 0 V £ & Invitations To Potentialities With lots* Badminton Meet f I- *im*« a i n Whitlock, Girk Each . B at In Three Runs ;Ain-One Sided Game ‘ fcrt& d ran wild tnrer a weak MUM ’ from Stetson last plght, abqrlng mar* runs during ths pima than tha two' Hatter pitch, ara gave In hits, in th« second jttaokagaon jfsme played at th* local hull park. >'C*llaetlnC 6 total of IT runs on 16 .hits, atldr six frrors made by their opponents, the. local club seemed to play hall for tho first tfcM-fn'tha 1941 Mason, In tho ■ bit and a run ft>r a record of ter ’(ha game. Bill Daugher. s ty lnpl no times at hat to Ills credit;and still stored two runs ns he was walked in the fln t inning and was hit by the pitch­ er in tho third, /coring both times. Mansger Whitlock and Charlie Olrk both had n good day at tho hat, each batting in three, runs In thllr four trips to the plalp, Whitlock collected two single* and a double while dirk hit tiro singles. Gillespie got two singles iiihI a double out uf his five trip* to tbl bolters box while Joe Justice clammed out two double*, one to right and one tq renter Geld, for his three times at hat. i At the end of the third Inning rilot Whitlock shifted his team around looking for k better com­ Dmrt h t poor mechanical equipment rnln your ertjnymeat et the many excellent feature* now on the sir/ » * c m ‘put your auto or bmae radio In first ctsaa rondllion quickly sad cheaply. Call un u* today! io & Electric Service T E L E P H O N E 2» V ^ GNOLIA AVENUE; E PROGRESSIVE PRESS Hfts Moved From 111 Park Avo. To *1115 Palmetto. Avfti .1 . , r " nBUT i T * r WE W E ! ARE .A D D STILL Gr AS CLOSE AS *YDUR TELEPHONE SHONE 249 FOR GOOD PRINTING invitations 1o the second an­ nual Stale Dadmlnton Tourna­ ment’ to be held here In May hare Icon rent out to teams in II rlifiw in the state, ranging from Tallahassee In Miami, Miss Elea­ nor' Morrison, tourney director, bination, nulling Jim Iiooth from right field to ratchet1, and enter. In? Dll ckwrll In Booth's placo whila Charlie Glrk retired from tie game. Girk at that time had six putout i In Ids credit. Three Annford pitchers were Mjrtml, seven teams took psr* ,n Used during the game and all thp tournsrrrnt, including F.snlooked goad against ths .weak ,fohi and three tiara* from Miami hitting of the Hatters. Record of mill Miami Utieh, but this year ths game wni raptured by Carl bettor rrpiermtmtlon la expec tail .riqre the meet 1* more centrally Kettles ho /tinned, fire men in li !located. •W un<J forced thd sixth, man to i Tbe *even team* last year re. PpP-OB ,tu . JJiird bull' during tho I!presented Jarkn.nville, Ft. I-outwo Innings he pitched. Imugher. j.lrtdale, Miami lleach, Miairi ty StsrtcJ on 'the mound * and JV.M.C.A., Pcnqsuro, Cunningham mirlcif .lor twu :i inhinioi 'fanning ■Sporting Good* Company of Ml. three of tha six batters ha faced. faml, ami Snnford. All of these Ashton, who cama 1n to pitch the irliihs are expected to compete fifth, sixth nod seventh innings, again thly war ia*ll)e tHPPISK< here, Miss Morriron said. Bipce interest In liadmlnton h»« linctearnf during "the past* Tisr invitations tfave been sent to IB eitici that were not represented Inst year, she added. Torn of the jellies. Orlando and DeLand, are nltrost certain to taka part slnro they have been playing Inter-city 'collected rix hits nod eoven runs. matches with the, Sanford team Ten batter* c.-imr up. two wnlkrd this winter. cad one- gut on him 'through un . T h e other trams invited are error of the shortstop, account­ Ocala. Haines City, Largo, Dade ing for the greater number of City, Tallahassee, Bradenton. SL runs than hits during tha inning. Augustine. Clearwater, Tampa, ’ The third Inning i s e Runfnrd St. I’ntershurg, Lakeland, Galiu*. go on another arming aprep when vtlle and Winter Haven. they K/irnl >ix run* un only two I jlx. In. that luuml two men Walked, one we* -li it by tbo p Itchbp gait another'got nil . the way to Second liasn through on error of Ike 'Stetson wrood Uanentan. Of l>* 17 runs made,.by’ San. , f'O l.H M D lA , Mo.. A pr. H i-(A h ford only It were bolted in-and — liadm lnton, fo r tho f lra l 1111141 five wort earned runs, the rest In th o ’h fito fy of thp M iitouH Y. Jl. C. A.'a an n u al tw o-day nthwero due. to errors. , •TKT>a* l-tle carnival, h a s been plarod on u i n fl I’O tbe mime schedule. IliirSm-r. it. i * o 3 ,"[* »■ liuatiing. bustling game.' ■Haptiile, K o *1 * 0 , « « M. i. li l n a . 30 . i o, e I »A>-a DoHe ftlppdtoe, tournament Van, l( i 0 <1 " manager. “Bpeed and endurance lit,w IrlNM. Ill * " ■ * tell the ivloner's story." IL Omrili. ■ i n i ' s iii.i.k*. rf : o a o I'arne. p i a a v « ; PL O H ID A F I.IE R K ILLED Hadminton Makea Athletic Program W l i n i n , • l> i n a l 32 a I Is iv Tolnla i / p i t , hvit SAMmnl tlilr.t a s s y /e m u Innlns I llllrlltll. Sub| Ire, 31 TELEPHONE VlliV or c*n *on' y6ur. Jong-timo reliable focal druggist for your drug ncotl*. ’.Ypu e*n alwaya be sure of quality and 'fcwvto* when you trade at m ■ ■ a • 'a s ly’s D ru g Store 0 We Fill All Prescriptions •Mach building Hanford* Florida •ll.-.tP , r ylella h ,) lV h lllo.il l'h<M <« In VSIIbj. llltk. r lU u xlirrty. K oltlr*. h HONOLULU, Apr, in -MAh— Berond Lieut. Rirhard li. Empire of Jaeksonvllle, was killed whan the Marion aenut bombing tolgn* a he was piloting erusbevi and n.l'irm-d on Oahu Island Monday ? nlrhl Private flteven ; A ll, „ I Bprln* field. Mo., flying with a I lieutenant Empire, neaped ’ with J second degree burns. fj Avltlon. e lllerka all. turnlnc for 1M 1 on til Lake ‘rebovta* out the posirtllitlea of each of the eight clubs. This article win deal with the clnbe In the order in which they finished in 1910, with tomorrow’! article corering the four “second dirts Ion” clubs— DeLand, Leesburg, Ocala, sod Gainesville. ' D aytona, S an fo rd , S t A ugos- ttme, and O rlando Gnlsbed in th a t order .in . 1040; and w a discuss these team s today. The defending ch* ml pons de­ finitely are a question mark? Except, for the fact that they all ’ are embryo SL Louis Cardi­ nals and their catcher-manager Runny Simmons is one of the oMter Cardinal “farm" pilots, you could agree that Simmon* has a job on hi* baud*. He starts the Season with only four of tha. If 10 champions on hand-^flrot base man Oscar. Hum­ phries, third baseman Ed Juscsyk, and left-handers Carl Hilbert and John' Zimmerman. Each U 20 years old. All hara the makings. A i 10-rear old right-hander, Henry Weaver, won -16 and lost 13 for Albany. Oa , in 1010 ■as the moat experienced of tlx other pitchers,- tha rest "being Earl'Gray and Hob Howe, with some pro experience, and Floyd Thicrolf, Hill Lietcnsteln, and DUI Coat as rookies. * Kkectrr Thesrd and Bill Cost, rookie*, ■wilt round out the In­ field with Humphries and Juscsyk. Charlie-Tefft. -2»7 bitter with Albany In 1040 is the only yeterun among the four outfield pros. ’cta that include rookies‘Alex orpany, George- IHrstius, smd Elmy/ CaryoH. Simmons will catch, with Carroll as .relief' catcher.' Sanford, the 1039 and 1040 etn•ationa, also offera a question mark, with only, fire players back for. Sehfkc—Infttldera Joe Joi­ ned and Rick'. CUleipie, catcher Jack1Russell, and pitcher* Frank Hudson and BUI Daugherty. The “new deaf at Sanford went into Carolina xerAI-nfo ranks and produced Joe WMtlock, a hefty third baseman, as manage*, He. has surrounded hi KMIf wUhMfnl. pro , and rookie .prospects J who ive yet to make their marl, alo their work In four proctlae imes' to - date Indicates they've K t 7;AlN~HKPOimg> '* RICHMOND. Va,. Apr. 16— ‘ j lAl— Tho Atlantic Coast Una | Railroad Company reported a t ruin of 91,010,462 In net Income „ ____ _ _____ ____ os for 1940 over 1030, at the mectbetween 20 and 3S buttons In ing of stockholders and dlroctar* dressing and undressing. of the railway hero yesterday. A'rdM'i - fl U l'* a' •tar pQMibllJtiee ef a way thqt could devs. ague laadavfhlp InsMa ks is 'apparent gt Orero • vCbri “Wkdtey" fir.V'jN’W ' M il* iw v k t 'p e H j w unoccupied .Franca m ; order,to meet'the; Med potatoes. n« explained porta lion. CENTRAL* Central Ideation I s Expected To Draw Mor e Competition t th a t. the usual 100,000-ton i'".Mto requirements * had w id nip W %M»1« m r and «£ former supplier ‘ft— »-Bc Daytona and Orlando a n . the only two 1941 e lite with k direct major league connection this M a­ son, being supplied by the SL Louis Cardinals, and. Washhygtoi Bens tors, rupee lively, 1 t ; Dot, on tha basis of psyt ex­ perience and what- tr on hand as the.' curtain rise* Thursday night. the Saints and Barstors deserts the nad among the four, clnbe listed a* well equipped In the matter of money, men, and i t perienoe. -U. .it . w as; a> fdqr-cln'j league l ‘d lay odds that Ulei standings Mi May 16 would win SL Augus­ tine Orlando, Daytona, and fiap- SCHOOL OF COMMKKCB Deland. Florida !. “ A . Complete BusUiwo S cfcq p r A eroanU ng. T ypew riting. fib«»l- fcand, HUaotypy (lb* machine., .method of ehorrtiand), end Other commercial subjects. Day : and Stetson Netters In Return Match Against Wofford , ORI-ANO. Ai>r. 1.6—(Special)— Wofford CoHere netmna will In­ vade the Stetson campus Thurs­ day for. a feturo engagement with a powerful squad of Hatter area. Wofford 'will tie tha first In a series of. three, tratchea In which - th* -DeLmnd ntUncn -will hurt In DeLand, Tampa ;Univer­ sity Friday and &L. Petersburg Junior Collegq Saturday. ■AU three tcafns will.m eet the seine type ,of smashing administered, by Stetson'.* numter 1 man, Billy Davis- Leesburg, who was In­ fluential In defeating these trams early in the season. . Button practice courts have been scenes for a series of bard fought battles with the HatUr nelmen pushing each other • for the ranking ' poailions on the eqaad. Goorge Slaton, West Palm Beacbj formerly number three man, rccsintly defeated Carl Purts, Barasota, to take over-tha num­ ber tiro position and is now mov­ ing on to play - Davis for tbo number one horth. •• - **7 Boasting ons of tha beat squads that RteUo'n - has seen in many yearaj (ho Del.and netmen won nine matches and losl thrro. 'Of the losses, (ho - University of Georgia’ counted for tvnr nmi/Ujt Unlversit sif Florida 1aw. The Hatters recently returned from a tour of Georgia' »»•' South Carolina wbera their achedula of five metehei resulted: wins' over- Mercer, • Wofford, Ersklne; a lost to University of Georgia: and a rained out match with’ Ctemidn. With All-Glass Coid-mist" Freshener provides SUPER moiit VcgMsUe* gmrdro-froh new featart —•helrotl Thii u,,w ™.f.3179,95 •m * Sk'exfL **testsro frog 9110-?! �■ *■f*' PAGE F1V TH E SANFORD I1ERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Germans Admit: Germans Are Trying To Prove That Resistance In British Are Unwanted On Continent Balkan B a ttle WASHINGTON, Apr. Id —OP) 2. Wall ofr the Rritt»h from —Strip the Battle of the Balkan* the Balkan*, prevent the eatebof military and economic confu. Dajhment of a two-front war. ■*». *»■ « • * - t l ’2 i _ , . . cr.X h u i.S to C p re v e n t R rltieh aid from reach Tha German* are trying *° In* the Yugo*1av army In tan:® iirova that none of the nation* Therefore. heavy of Europe want* the Brltleh on Oerman attack* down the 8tmma the continent, and all of them | ,t Trr volley, and westward ecru** d«te»t BrltUh meddling, and de-| , hr Vor.l*r Valley are logical, mocraey. Thor r.re the only two natural . Th# Brittkh are trying* to prove route* from the Aegean Sea Into that Europe want* demoeraey *nd, Europe vtn the crazy-quilt Bal. British help to pull the Nail ‘knn m ountain chain*. heel off its neck. Met nwMIe n prudent G erm an In vlrw of theee tern crntral com m and would *Uo lie try in g theme], the fact that the Yu*o- to work the *am r stra te g y on rlev* went Into the elrugnle ot pitching the G reek arm y a g ain st all U fivomhte for the British, the Greek*. T h a t1* n m orn com . and prove* that the Serb lend* plicated trick. It would m ean era, at least, of the i h r Italian* in Allmnla and *epn ... .. want ____ _no part . decision to wade ru lin g the Greek *rm v from the Nail*. H I itle * r’* ................................... In, tie r* fore, w a*' deei»lnu| te»t nf Greece. Then the G erm *nr would trv to rhn*e out the llrit h r u it upon him. run nim o f ‘. he ti.li II* they did nt D unikjrk. But the long main fighting power* I* rme The im innlintc B ritish objec­ thing, and immedlnle object I tive*: are aomething elao ngniu. They The longer t i e w ar, th e 'l'c tle C I. E itn llirih o m u lti-fro n t tv ir llie ehnnee* of P ritirli victory. A Ion* w a r inrun* they will have . awe, ceded ill th r lr de"per*fe e lm th e ir B alkan pnijrn to win nlllr* In E u rn p e-olie* anil focul, to provide new fig h tin g front*. In. Any tle y < "n g e t will be w orth Ighwi.y I* the th e randle. T h a t’* why S ir John railro ad pa** lu ll, th ie f of the H ritl-h Imlortheaat c o r. iierinl otaff. I* tendiinr to llti a. The m ain t i,h k n ittin g ,’t.tlOO mile* i i n v Danube. from lie lro ,iire d I.onfon. ptnrer* move. if t i e llrili«h bark tip their rode, the rw 'i’i present B alkan r.tlie■> w ith rffi itea. T liat'* a elent *l*ff w m t. a ir s tre n rll A N EW 5 0 -IN C H SIZE W ASH IN G TO N SINK south, in c m u in g violently. w est of K oinnt. [e Mussolini** H igh Com m and «*id “ The lii i m an forcch iKMitpiel;* if n Italian troops had c ap tu re d Yu- V larho-h 11. i.j i a I ’jdih north Sint»*in jitiii KoEsrd.** jc g oslavia’s rh ie f naval b u r nt lu l h« h o n io i Sint i»tn reitiun ' t S p lit in » :M O -n iilc th ru * ! down Ih** ► Vi. Tl *11 , U2tc tiiTUlnlls were a in a the A d r ia tic te ic o a s t arid th a t the *uid to lun e been locked U w n *( Brack*, A lbania. :W> tank 1 iifto- w dh B ritish fom** VfsttM*J«> i M, i pt fur the tJerjiviu ' m ile s south n f fitlO ri C o r H ir a , b n a k . t ! i tmik h nt Mona stir P iss had been retaken from the and U'tv, *i tiirou^h P ln n ra . i tun} h " Min I hr o th er Jc-I , G reeks. Th** F a s c ists were said to be feus*'* in lit At) lent tro u t a n nrru*«M rtr« ,rtr ' I f 1%‘ Si* ;| I oh* in t* |1 rro." «1*' N AII I ’ ' >1 |' northern jtm I » i n ii ill •irj- iJ r the i ■( n ia h k i i linn re Heat, i *m IM o r illK D 1 'I flin t f l l t t n il ■ f.llt ln ! rau»*. \i May . •utiKnicn f t I- 111 Ion bs l r*T four ^sfifnrtl u*n*r«il f1* rttlnoM ,h Double Help for WOMEN! tint l hi *n 1r i••11n i t:, ......... m niii i- l t n»ss ^ i til lu ih » it mi tlic A v is I i . ’ P i ii f 11 It tv* <<lii»vvn li v •lit* 111(11*11,1 iik i r 11»•'m n ttiu T •Ti A lr i" 1* - n t , i H»c Itnlinni* t l i i ( they P ' l 1 1 mly •i" 1"*f»dy t«* 1 id*t n iid iv ■ M if n id y the |tal(M i i>« •jik > t'lil'l lm ak i*wi*y rr*mii. M h m ill : iid lu* lic n u ti» l lllc il 1 In I ill li HI"til V lilt i f A li'M iii. wmilt! a lour .vay t>»irnr*l (m m im r t i c t i p it ’ thi*Gr Mitlmn im jiiiln t ittit m li Vfllptlk* ft'fl ln*tl Imvt ,1 i jia of g a* trle 01 . -tio n — tak e ■i to,lie. T ry ADV.— N V (timil Time l’«» Slrp |{i,nlin|* tv’H •u<,l» »n ilc c t r ic GET READY for SPRING and SUMMER DRIVING -^ * v ; m i iM , fiit.il dt. f. :it «*f F . u ism 11 vm ild fittv .’ On* n eith er I n* l ■ Ht|H ||k •| '•il#|'ISl Ilf lid, I- t c t i n ! ............. t *,«-»i>i «l jk'iiitti'*jn \ Mi.tt Mi li ild i" ’ Ifni,i it Then* iiic l'P> otlu i niilH ♦ I in I f oh if* m * of th** ih »m fiitbtm ir tHfVi’t - 1 h:ii m i n ' ! • u-hj kl < t Th iT t • dt' 1 1 Mm i non-Hindi i . U i VltDlllT ’ 'm |. F lrttt CeMOlllC dlaI • lo re “th* directlnna. i" hiiitding ener0 n l e t t e r np- II I i O s h ■If*** t uii st,"ki,i Ift run 11 t' i ;»•* iiiiitiv •trenrth "T lv inrmv fn*m (hr tiniM Jn*i iti hwtid n il- rnii'ti nti* '(»! th« Mi it |“h \ > to »r|ildAC » th-nm D ill t o K nit F n irl.m d l'llc HU in | i i h *p nf v* nt k cut out N m tht* lic n im n n u lit iiiy ton* *- '■* btfuik 1 -ii^ lnud Th*1 Itnlknn rn m p :iiyH nu*» 1* 'K T iip ics f*,n * a ttuil iilh i’t wi*"' LIQUOR »*• tiA.-l in tin* I'rimsn H M m atr^R A iN B O A iiD S. . t i r fits average kitchen •would I r iik 'il' 'if tl'*' w iii 1 1 * • !••'*■ lim p ly I tin* tm i *»nd*m the 3,(t0 0 n n lf A lictid i from IH irlim d to th** MuIktin a, v iii t ii »rn lt»' flllt it's ItdII I c H t li ril AltU.lt mim I for G c rm n iiv , w ith T m k n •"■ H u is ia stnmUne on the %*dr | g iA(l<l»r»lliling porctlain c a d a i I on ^ iloyy coil iron. i Tbit low pne* ot your Ordtr OUtco %during (hit toU only—Ord«r today * B N«w EtyU fiflingi—mod* of h«ovy brail. Jiwtlry CKromt finuJitd Mod bal«k»o trinwnod hondlst • 3H inth utility Udg* •■l«ndi Ml Ungth bf link, Rscsitsd loop diih«i buill in • 15 tquaro foot copacitf—hoovy il«il ho nay flora go cab loot. Two drow tn, OM divided for cullnry, ihrto itorogo SEA R S, RO EBU CK A N D CO O R D E R O F F IC E 110 B. FIRST HT. TWO 4x6 DAN DUNN PORTRAITS .'l 'J o . r Classified Advertisem eitts MISL'EIXANKOUS OR S A L K ■ One 4-foot E loctrolujt rrfrlg e ra lo r, New. AI»o em ail g a s alove. Bos X H e r. H U R PE C .S G IA N T D ahlia Zinnia i plan t ] , l ‘Lon* M 6, K. V e n ia y. 8 'F l l E S I I young J e n e v cow*. D a»a U v y , Silver U k e, Kan. LP, Monroe Calgalater, hand ratod, excellent condition, t columni. Hayaci Office I’O tlL T IIY M E N — u » e nur X.(V: F’rvds and wa will buy y o u eggrt Ilia y e a r round. Bvuiinuh Feed Com pany. SH O E S R E P A IR E D — H a v . your w htlo ahoea f i le d now (nt Spring. C ity Shoo Shup, 1M0 S a n fo rd Ave. WANTED nio vou , ; / r A lt * 1 0 M ET GCT 111 ha , WOLF » .v .,r u r COMPLETE IN FOLDERS K IIV IC E T A T IO N Secret opcimiYc IS e»*r. T“f nr, ,.e win'd. i ’lD iu ,|g/ T H E R E -■ • Y O U W O N T DIE *- A WO SO U W O N ' T G ET A W A Y -----I L L B E , HACK A FT E R . , YO U VOU V O 'iq K W H , mu VOU T> A ' ( I T A t< r THAT OK a c t AW AY ur - h a s OFF li it t e u ATY n IT.M T HAND » n n to tD Tk C T 'jii’vCt tr*Dn u READY FOR *o t..r l.v ot I M . ^ r r s t t w i l . JF - - FIIAMINl Tmu i . n i s .$2"r)’r) FOR SALE (: o t T ’ s PAN D A R I ) h a ( ; ( . i : i t 's Liquor Store M h II ic i - A r i u i li ' W o i hi n g I o n Cobinst link. Mai*riali and workmonihrip or* lb* Imoif end i com si Sear* guarani** ol *oh*faction of your mon«y bock, Vmi you* Order Offtc* NOW ! W S . iit 5 'j CC v t t u d *ji i WIEBOLDT a Ciuaud AHftUSWCS l.*-M - • STUDIO i :> filTTA K E T T JEEPERS. WOODY. W E L L TH fiV I 'ID I R A N S T ltlK L W - S O S T O P M. 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Box 1AWT*W>MJ<D Land ta I --- ea‘:n l eg**w—^ EOUND-Ulg aaek of groceries <11*- n,:<Le \.-ii inl»er- No w *.*i , *i * 111ttI- Ii «"h! 1 You Would Kspcrl to l’ny IM 111.I' m ; m ii u i i ; n -l 1 m u rin g n itin c tu re w ith th** Get* “ hol'l m f u r - ' if was I hi* i >. i iiMM.lt i il t'h lank h it m an* on the G re e k fro n tie r. »n ot winch ' ,t 1 Th e r .r r m s n pr**ss am i la d in Hr 1 • • itr si^ *iii ,I to hue* . declared the |1r l i* h a lre a d v * i* IIi t i - * t» » r u n * f 11 I PioIeminH. *jn ni,< 1 * m the run in Greer** S>* •• I •• inn u h e re the t m 1 term the reported Krtt»«h run-li I th io iu rh n i i w ith d ra w a l a " ro u t" hut tH» n u n lnn>\ Tlr it i« h a««*H *d th ru i»«*tu*l!y M.*r »■ : i <|( P d i i G orge -»< t trout r«■ ■ vere mo% >n<r rrjflf«»rerni*ot * rn*o \ w h *i *,i *n • *\ it a! \ it ho m\ i 'ie h tn i* line fs in i" u M IMu* Sm all Delivery f h a rg e 1•' ;I, Iirferujaaf1*' i w e rtr o o tt, red V 0 L R 1 S ) V E U S B O TH O R NO T AT A L L / --- Ol-' I ' l t h S K H V A T l O N YOU W IN JANE I CAN'T l.CT YUM ^ DOOV/N, EVEN II' IT NlEAN’j I LL HANG. ILL FINISH THAT KAN OI"F WHEN H E '5 1 , ASHORE. 1 }• �W f iS S ! L £ = £ £ £ v £ For Court B U LG AJU A. YUGOSLAVIA BERLIN. Apr. ,|d —W - Tko g S f f c S r ^ S uTK 2 * a ^ y jg la ^ S v ssz not ■share tUa .view. . On re ta m to g to m a n , w h k h the le ft only • fe w w eek* a fte i the Jana M * U M td m ir. B ehloaa re lit aald ah * w aa .tro th by the chan re la th a ., W ench peopU. -W h a n I le ft th e y acted atunnad: when I N ts ro a d they acted eb a*- trTTH» much, down to tha tag* porter*, are pmre potlte tear, and everybody ***** a r t of hie way to * da. waa Madame Schiaparelli* akm. “Undernaalk M a fl [ORE MILES ^ Y O U R S A V I N G S IN GASOLINE BIL L S WILL MORE THAN PAY T H E S MA LL C 0 S T 1 1,1 Carburetor and Ignition System Checked NowJ Trained Carburetor Specialist TELEPHONE »143 PARE AT*. ha* lu own literature, taklnr Ita proper plica and being reoognteod hi creative writing dittos. Wo- WASHINGTON. Apr. u —yn —N«w porta) i n t e |i . ' itamp* House Hoppllea and Repair Harriet B and CEO RGB S T I N E . U W " proclaim ing “ A m erica on O o a td * 0,000 poatofftoe* pa aril] ba.Tn d« id atAciunn o»*r*»w< THIS IS THE YEAR FOR Faria- To d ay, w ith P a ri. r U t o p d fre e ly aa a a ly la center. th e V Im v teao a n m aking plana to eaeh la . Thoao who doubt V ie n n e * r a w r s t f t f t ss y e a n and eoirpore them w tta .acfcnam ber French * “ W M * faehlon m a g a iln c * publUhod In eluded the follg w ln j: Willie Pattoraon, charged with rpeodlng, had hia caao continued. Inna , Conway, accaaed of dlaor> A t M y rale, Vienna Intend* to Jrrly conduct, had her caao con. market It* atyto creation, aa tinned. A charge of dlaordcriy -Made In Vienna," and a* part conduct against Pauline Weak. of a campaign for world ncogni'’ oh" S S J S H a S t ^ i t s d u . ttoa..aomoEOVaahtoo t a w M organiaed In thla capital rity of orderly conduct, had hto caao con. former Auatria a fmepernWv! headquarter, and cUarimfJtouM i W ro m l known aa "llau. der Mode In I t day* W ton" o r ' "V ienn a Heuao o f ' F a - Lee Gilchrist, accuaed mklngi ** ennes*. estreated a I t H e re . In th . U b k o v ll* P otato, Id Gilbert, , aroaaad on# o f V ie n n a '* m oat b a a a tlfu l drunk ami dUnrderly, baroque ' structu res, a ll ’ g aattlo iM guilty and fined •>. 1 o f a ly l# creation and m arketin g Gll'.rrt, charged w ill are worked" o u t. Twto# y e a rly a conduct, waa Judged guilty and -M odew ocha (Fashio n W e a k ) to fined 13. Goor;r» Scurry, accuaed held. In addition to fre q u ro t faah- of assault, waa found guilty and Ion ahm ra 'In the palace and to fined f i t or TS day*. ' Berry Hiebl lns, alto charged with B8. th e a ta lle r* at m en d er firm *. Thla year, aa alweya, toller, Mull, wet found guilty and fined made. (Mat «ulta) are the moot F10. A chaise of dtoarderly con­ Im portant' garm ent*. They a re duct again.t Lonnie Bettor was represented In a. now etyto with dirmtomd. >1 court Friday, thb fallowing negro caeca appro rrdj to (b a i 'to u e th and *oa»ri Johnnie llollowny, - charged buttoned fu ll tong Ik . Jacket* with recklcM driving, eras W -‘ accompanied by abort and mlaaed. Anderson Boon*, nccuatol a k lrta , and w a b to ro f p rin t* of dltordarlv conduct, wn* cod. haiw l-painted fa b ric *. ' ,U dr7* lilo u‘*it of "wnfiV.S w hite-dotted *d through thin company will furnish IM for sanded repaint or addition*. I’aymtnta ilhbr InataOmanta may be arranged for • «m p«riod of throo yanrn. royal™ on or B Mill Supplies J j E f Irrigation Systems 2 !?d _ Expert Weldin* NSW S T A M P S TO GO 0(1 BALE lag." Pome atopa have been Uken overnight toward bettortag the under*Umitag o f U. 8-La tin-America# rela­ tion>, the epeaker aald. The United Slate* Department of Stale haa created a aow paalUi n known aa the coordinator of euL toral and economic relation*, held hy Kola— BockffaUer.'Under thl* departamt there wOl ta an ex­ of profeaeora and ttadMta Madam* Behtopare II **» » £ change a flrel »tep toward older. tloaa to got lack to work J" M* Pari*, ■here a mow of herwork- •landing frlendahlp. Dr. Cola acid. “ A t the m om ent," tha kproker era hod been awaiting her for two month#. Aakad what could re la te d , -th e preaa aerrtea o f he dona In vlow of tha falling w orld-w ide new * la auppttodL.to etoeks of nu Uriah, aka matM Booth A m erica fre e o f charge and aald, -I don't knows maybe try, Germany and Italy, while our try the time warm weather cornea own preaa rrieaaca arc poor, tooe'U hove to point dreaaee «m nor •dequeU, uncomplimentary and often inanltlng to them. To offact thla, Tima augaahM la pro. paring n weekly airmail edition on tpedal paper, which will give accurate and unbiased world-wide source o f m any atylea w k ifh W«ee new*," D r. Cola added. '& C , --------. h ille d aa -th e la te s t fro m A combined fro ck w hich I lik e n a u lt conatoU o f n navy or roof, or "bloooom out” with a gUuloaW emit of pulBt, AU F. H. A. J l l U 1 * * * '& f SL. lifcfU had b**n "conducting relation. with etomnli seeking U effeat a Buts garian . ravolailon.; Onr shop lu well •q u lro ed to maVe any form m achinery, trailer! ^ ■ J S k o t h c r equipm ent. ■ I surah, and to n ab o rt dp breast *d Jacket T h a flu n k h double row o f toittona. E veryday clo the* o f moctoel algn g e t tha m o rt .U r o t l. every collection. T h # “ »* black d rew " to m ade freak w h ile trim and d re ttn m k g r w ith ^ to to \V . . . . Whan tha riahy, rtow-fangled folding bed waa th e laat word In •lo ep la g com fort . i . th e Simm ona Com pany waa founded. 1897 The year the brain bed burnt upon the A m e rk ij * * « • - • • Simmona waa the household word for fine bedding. as5,.«."ss-.<.■»w ta r-triell gedilinu, charged- with disorderly conduct, waa foutwl ■rulltr tnd f i n d $10 «r »0 d ayf Ben Cooper, charged with •pemto ISTANBUL, Turkey, Apr- l+M I a VENOB — PH m 1925 , , ' Bcnulyrcal Inlrwluctd. For the first Ume In nil BUtlnaa hlatory ; > . truly luxurious sk*P In* comfor). . tarnieSstaM Soviets, Turks Have Political Conference elegant w e a r, 1871 I zmffl i ' j �Seminole County Produce* More F rail And Vegetables Than Any Similar Area In Florida r N EW SPA PK K Established BANFQRD, FLORIDA,’ APRIL 17, 1M1 Nazi Forces Push Deeper Into Greece “Once Senate Is - Told That1Athens Reports Tell America Will Have Of Severe Losses Two-Ocean Navy At By German Troops; “Earliest Momeu Major Clash Seen For Britain Washington , A m s.tt CAP)— «u. Active S e c retary i Mwnwl , I fly d e w r t h i N PffM On the B alkan v t r f r o n t , G er­ m an troops vrer* reported today fu bo pressing ( I n j u r in to Greece, • b il e d l* patches fro m .. . AI hen* told of arvc:e losses inflicted mi Urn N eil*. NUMBER 1M Member A ssociated P ress Hospitals Jammed A fter Worst Raid Of War On London 400 Nazi Warplanes Fly Over City For Eight Hours, Drop­ ping 100,000 Bombs On The Balkan Battlefront Many Fires Are Set In Assault Berlin raid the Uertr-gn army Witt "at grips" with a British <expeditionary force louth of .Mount Olympui In b clath which m i n t deyr top into b major battle. In K orth A frica, (he »«re reported to have Irm fetOkydn. authoritative M a M S E U in t. advised the olWfl CttU a today to »l>i' h e r children to w e a rin g , g u i them each n ig h t a t a to ry b " v r Of th e ctrange device* s o w bogolng i* te ll them a fairy U le. t to rytax prep ared n ess a g a in st A n* E nglish m o th e r act tnaeke by having th e y c u n g st T hey h a e j.g o tte n o v e r .th e ir United BtaUw per- c a n to they know It mean* aai Ma la Its truant course In B rita in “la W arning h e r c ltisi D ag B rita in , G eyda asaartud, a s u r p r b s 'g»» a tta c k . r a c tio n t*gs*y be g u ilty eel* a c e a t e heetile policy w hich th e egd wRl tttfn b e c k upon if tb« T 5 JL )f Army 1Outlawing Closed Given In Shop On Defense t BulIetinPWork Is Sought Purdiajrthgr O f f i c e ^ Bouse Gets Measure . To Be Established Endorsed By State ' ra* Kferi phabt os Attorney G e n e r a l the Am y's big irogram, which m iv* an effect upon Florida former, are ballfUn issued by rUsoa. director of ,snd retka ted today an. manager of tbs j Fonder* Market, in4 (f Attack Is Described As “Reprisal” ’ For British Air Blows Y U O O S '^ n W h .f T . S K i '™ **-! ortod th e G reek arm y i be fo re Ita lia n fo tree th e f r o n t w h k h It had B ritish itro c k ka fWKArmy pur-' WASHINGTON. Apr. 17 —m — ' A everting that "praetkaW every ihlp that la under con*tnun Mon la ahead of C-hedale." Boore tary Knox told Um Senate de­ fense Investigating committee too day the Navy would have a twoocean fleet ready "at the earliest poeeible moment." .1 He *>sorted u n d e r the Prea* tu re of a deadline th a t ia “ at* way* lu st tom orrow . . . we can­ n o t aft aro u n d and theorlae oa how to reform , when wo need aem elhlng of absolute necessity fo r m ilita ry reeu lU ." T he governm ent W edneaday. le t ln«idc K gypt, eupporU d by jritU h worship* o ff chore. .G erm an i ’s n s r r force* eve driv. >1 tow ard the Im portant ra ilro ad n m inus of K alam baka. nearly pi m iles into the h e a rt o f Greece, Ud have rrarh e d the K o ta e l U tra u near Hie M ount Olym pus nation of the Alliuil line, the Ireek High Command reported l it nljtht. T he N a il tide of a rm o r tw eepUt down tlirough M o n a illr Pass bd across tt<- upper V ietriU a le e r was said to tie b a ttlin g iti |by forw ard around Grevena in b a tte m p t in rirnrh K alam baka l a n a p p are n t a tte m p t to out* hnk Mount Olympus and La- C reverie ilea on a trib u ta ry of ■ Y istrlU a about 30 m llra no rth t Kulam bm aka and B> milec k e l l y weal of M ount O lym pui. ■Another wedge of the G erm an k h a n l i r d drive, ru ttin g down to u g h K oiatii, was said by the .T A L L A H A SS E E , A pr. 17-(A'> | h command to have advanced —T w en ty m em bers o f tha Iflor■ th of the V lslrltaa and reachIda House today introduced a hill I th e K u u n l plateau, about 32 kpousuVrd 7iy A ttorney G eneral l e e w est of l hiie Mount Olympus Tpm W alson to pro h ib it labor’s other commodltlei • t i h o r of the llrltlih -U re sh line. Closed shop on defense projects b ad the nation j -. j n the faro of the new G etand o th e r Jobs paid fo r w ith fcfuuon.: mentaaent fond*. . The order wa* Issued by PVic* f A th ru sts, knifing down on Ik* - jjiv e k r r M cC arty s e n t the maw- Control Chief/ Ilapdenon and, JwAn B ritish and Greek position* > t4 a ,V i th e cefnm ltl*** on lab o r While Its effort Oh itael price* TMpcvrral rolum ni, the flrpak < -. tx ™ Iprary, tha awn* _ V iarp wain inf posit limn m sde n a c ssta rg ■ government Is deter- ‘•new (he penetration of Macedonia prevenl runaway prices by by G erm an m echanised furce*." l e T t h r f a l r e e t i i h o f a eom m and- a onanlm oua consent ’ required to un d er th a to ta l defense program . South of K oritsa, Albanian la g o ffic e r h d rlitid b y a n axperlanrw l eivfliau n rid u e e buyer. "A ll .perikhahjo prodneo, o r a t least th e I t a r g e t portio n o f it, trill h# putkhesfH b y -th o se o fflser* and will , h* »-n t to tho ‘ \ " / M r . W ilson points nearest* camps, fait. , . "These Arttjv buyer* will na•oenllv want »« huv In esrloail lid* whenever it If feaeiblt to dn so," tha market #iretlor sa**. *Th*t does not m f i > th a t Ik* em ail grow er o r d e aler wlH be frn»en - e t , however. Lee* th an carload lot* will h* b o u g h t fro m lo c tl Iota local s u r tl- n . dealer* and growen". aoeH-in, grower*. " T h e Im p o rta n t th in g to bear In m ind ,1* t h a t all purchase* will be m ad* on A rm v spec l f ir s Hon*. ,* J iifh a re based °n ” **h' tithed g overnm ent, grade*. T h rse ■ neclflcatlons w ill ba m ade G ea(bl* enough to m ee t g en eral growi n r a n d m a rk e tin g conditions. Mr. W ilson said, " a n d g en eral pub­ ,'1T —C/f*> licity will be given them ep th a t any b idder m * y know beforch-m w hat tb sy a re on a n y .ghfea pur- Censorship PowiMe, fh^'N p d o u b t yen a r t ch iefly *nlarra tc d h t k n o w la g haw tho local rthvis *prro g*L JJSL ram ." th e m ark*!. *w*5 bead a rid , "O u r p ro g ram provide* th a t full consIderw llon.U to be ftv * n |g hnmogrown or local e-i mm id It lee. a n d t h s t p referen ce I. lo be given .u c h p r ^ u c e nrf>rJded th a t i t m ee ts th o A rm y •peciflcnU on* a* to q u a tlty , e o n lit!on and pack, • * * th a t It can b o -o b ta in e d b y T ht Army hi slarohl* qtwnUtloa. W lle-n nxpIotoW ,. tv- Waive th e m l So, •>. ' ’ Rep, Jen k in s o f A lachua county said lh« bill would gpr* everyone th e rig h t to w eek. wTbe unions around these defense p ro jects arc n o t fo r the protaction of la b o r', he said, "th e y 're Ju*l plain ra c . Vet*. As soon aa a w orker get* through paying hia Initiation fees, they push . him o u t . so someone else can coma to work and s ta rt p ay in g due*." 77ie bill ernuld punish w ith a fino u p to 9-1.000 and im prison­ m ent up to th ree y e a n any errv. r s e t le e t e On n ia r T w e l Roosevelt Sees No U. S, News Control W A SH IN G TO N , A pr. 17 -4JP ) — P re sid e n t Roosevelt told the n a tio n 's editor* to d ay th a t aa fa r aa Ho |* concerned. 'Thorn will be no g overnm ent control of now* unless it bo o f v ita l m ilita ry op­ e ra tio n ." In- m lo tta r to tho - A m erican H enderson said step* were beW w tle w * ee r , « . T w .| Ireland Blasted By Nazi Bombers B E L F A ST . N o rth e rn Ireland, A pr, 17 — (A*>— Between 200 and SOO G erm an bom bers I; Is sled u path o f havoc across lo y a list N o rth Irelan d T uesday n ig h t In a raid described as Intense as any su ffe red by E nglish Midland porta. Hundred* of home* in thr w orking c la s t a re a of this city of ovar .400,000 population were d a a tro y ta a n d considerable In** of Ufa Kara and In surrounding sm a lle r tow ns w as reported. Rescue w orker* digging into the w reckage of bomb shelters, hom es, taro churches, a moving □Ictgr* th e a te r and lib ra ry heru Indicated casual tie s w ars heavy. Housing 800,000 More Soldiers Is Planned W ABIUN OTON, A pr. 17 — IA1 — P re c au tio n a ry plans for hous­ ing 800,000 additio n al troops, Ju*t In c sss they should be need­ ed, w ere revealed y e sterd a y by U nd ersecretary o f W a r P atterso n , with a disclosure th a t survey* for 28 new can to n m en t site* had be­ gun. P a tte rso n told a B onats defense investigating com m ittee th a t w ith 116,000,000 re ce n tly m ade avail­ N E W YORK. A pr. »7 — W > - able, en g in eers had been or would Two fo rm e r em ploye* of tho New Y ork Block E xchange Joined Um a rm y W ednesday — W illiam M e. Chaanay M artin , J r , 84. who re­ signed a s axe ban r e president w hen th a A r p y called, *w4 W U. Former Head Of Stock Exchange Joins Army Mrj • town 1H mllra acrosa the G rrek fio n lirr abandoned l y th r G rrek High Gnmmand a fte r the G eriran In,-ak-lhrough a t M ouaatlr I'ass, tho K infr-K aridge m ountain r ill gr "fell into enemy hands,” the High Command taiil. F urther north In the G rrek “ thum b” betw een luike O chrlds and L a te i’rrp a n the town nt G m itss »>■ aliandoned, It was elated. A g re a t fleet of N a il divrhom bet, II wae elated, I- a tte m p t. tt'MIlaweO aa l-aa* T e m i CARLOAD O F BRAHM AS <i PA LA TK A , A pr. 17— (S pecial) —A carload o f purebred B rsbm * bulla wo* bro u g h t Into P utnam county from T ran* recently, ac­ cording to C ounty A gent H arry E. W aathury. T ha b u ilt will bo used to broad u p catU* In thl* county. Hardin Is Named Head Of Antlers; Elks Honor O ub With Dinner Party TRgfKfTm us "re p risa l for the Kngtlah don ilu rtio n of the c u ltu ral a n d hi*" ■ lorlc e r n tr r of Merlin on A p r, ' U," milling th a t It wae " th e big* T his m ap showa tho B alkan ■lluatlon as indicated by late re ­ g is t a ir ruld of all lim es." t'ro w ilrd m orgue*, Jam m ed hoeport* fn u n Kuril pc. D otted aren (A l was said to be occupied by whole block* of H ungarian troops. Italian forces (II) w ere rep o rte d in n iPive pltal-. and ■mouldering fire-hlackaned w reck­ ic u th from T rie ste , lielgrode (G ) u n i occupied by the G erm an. age test ifil'd to the fu ry o f th e Yugoslav troop* n e a r Skoplje IIM were reported to liuve inaile a tta ck , N atl pllol* aaaerted th ey e o an t■ueressful co u n ter-attack s, llrttk rn line below show s w here n g icnt n l HO m ajo r ami countleat (M all- < b s ttle Is ra g in g betw een ItrltM i-G rcrk forces and the Na*l* (K l er fire*. Volos (K | wa* heavily liomtied. The throb of low -flying plans* m ingled with the craeh o f g tn u ■o noiallv th a t Ixmdoner* gave up *11 th o u g h t of *l**P l*»l n ig h t. T lir ralilcr* appeared to reOe over in a wide arc to drop I M f , boinka and e ru rrv aw ay, foDoWbA by th eir m ate* in an tndl***, .Ihundsruu* jli* a « » .V hag — s * t ,“ " r ^ ' n* Seminole High School Glee Club \ Take* Part In State Music Event Mrs. Jackson Dies At Hospital After Two Months Illness Mr*. Alva IV Jackeon. 27. ■» resilient of Sanford all during h rr lifetim e, died tills m orning a t U:20 o'clock a t the K rrnahlL a u g h t o n Memorial lim ipital, w here -lie had Ih-i-i, taken hint night for trout itn-ril Hbe had been ill about two month*. Morn on Oct i, 11H3, In Hanfont, Mrs Jackson was a m em ­ ber of the All Soule Catholic Church. Hho Muldrd ul 40H Holly Avenue. S urvivors include her hu-band, Irvin I- Jackson, two cliiblten, llevcrly Cam eron uml an iiifanl •on; her m other Mrs. Maude S ta ffo rd ; her fath er. II S ta f­ ford; three siste rs, Mr*. T. (I Hay. Mrs John M rW hlle, amt Mis* Doris S taffo rd ; her g ran d , fa th e r. W tl II Alien, all of Sanford anil her g randm other, Mr*. H. F. D dk or Orlando. F uneral »ervlrr» will tie hold a t 10:00 o'clock H aturday m orn­ ing a t th r AH Soul* Catholic Church, w ith F a th e r J. J Kellaghan officiating Muriel will tie In I he All floul* C em etery. The Erickaon F uneral Home I* h a n ­ dling arrangem ent*. A ro*anr will bo recited to­ night a t 8 :00 o'clock al the E rickson F uneral Home. Defense Council To Be Formed Tonight New Members Are Welcomed By Club A County Defense Council will be organised tonlslil, a t a u n it of tha S la ts Council lo o rganise Florida fo r total d e frn te , re su lt­ ing from a m eeting of Sem inole C ounty official* and ClUscns w ith G overnor Holland at O rlando A pr. 14. P. A D ru m , chairm an of th e Board of County Com m is­ sioners and spokesm an fo r ths group, h a s an n o u n ced . O th e r counties of tho s ta te w ill o rg a n lie councils, to concen­ tr a te defense e ffo rts In th* sta te . T he num ber o f dirlalone, ■ heldep B k td Ja wa* tmstalUd o f OeneryJ lle n ry B. Bsnford. a* e x alted A n tle r *1 th e H g t e a n n n e e n ta d Ik* A a tie rs w ith • ■ R l k r < ( Ik e A a tla ra CUb, tw eutifal c ry e te l punch bowl, the i sm nnhed n t London In t h t m o st v iolent iuhiauH o f tb f lr w n r Inst n ltrh t In an e ig h t* , h o u r ra in oT havoc a n d d e a th In w hich 100 N a tl p lans* I d n ip n eil m ore Ilian 1001,000 Incendiary and co u n tless h ig h explosive bom bs. Iterlln described th e r a id s T hree new member*, V irgil L. Sm ith, Dr G II. P ulnam and W illiam T »rc. were welcomed wt a m ealing of the M ethodist Men's Club in t i e church annex T ues­ day night. Dr. II A. M elxen of Herwin, Md., was tlie g u e st sp s a h s r nt ORLANDO. A pr. 17 —C*V— G en r-e F u llerto n of New B m yrae Hcncti today w as rv-electsd *IWl> dent of th* F lorida C itru s Grow­ er* DATE MOVKD UP W A SH IN G T O N , A pr- IT — W>) (•p rin te d te eat n a n In d u strial « n t th* UnlvaraJI Citrus Growers Elect Haines As Officer Of Group —Secretary Knox announced yes­ terday that the 1841 class at tha Naval Academy would he grad­ uated six month* In advance on m l D oriety will thnephaU dieU lct U d Folk ow n- loe. R M Clewl* of T am p a WM named f irs t vte* p resid en t and Uen F. H aines of B anfotd, PMj* nnd vice p resid en t while D. w W illiam s of Coco* wae r i M M tre a su re r. ,Bill B urton of W in U r O eidM e ona of th* founder* o f U»* *»■ g a n isstlo n , daellnad to M l * , nom inated f a r executive s u r a ta v y and hi* pjaa* w m filled b y B M |« Bo* wall o f O rlando. N ew m em ber* v t th e i n t a m com m ittee e ra C hariea B s a f M i o f B araaote. T . G. B a a j a w a t m Ocoee, D . B. W * a j t f * « » « • dal* a n d V k ta f U e d n e tt a t w te e . ta r H i m . ■' ■ . ± � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 16, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 16, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 16, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bd328956e8773cf2a6b01f23ca2cf24b.pdf 279b3847e60fe329ac1858f795cf9c07 PDF Text Text / v V rJ f i ' l l *’ |- m r m M & «A^IUMjnVJULK, A pr. 1*— (Special)— A i » W faadin* W * t m i t children. la affert 1 ' COI.O riw w *•> eipenslou-aad continuation during t im Um mouth* ef the •ehoel lunch program, l win h« | moowa I \ p* | J—not Imminent teas where the greatest—but 11 - ir .o iM M .r ' better. Bere'e whet the commie. ■Ion bee to sayi “In about half of the supply i n u , there la Installed or sched-. uM for operation thin year sufficient capacity to supply anticipated demands. In other arena, It appeara that anticipated demanda can be met by encro. ■china on naarree or by addi­ tional capacity made aeallable nine Important war mate, eaa, the demand waa M > more (In December) ■tlmated throe month* be• d aa polanital ahortaga whara greatest plana h made far unexpected loadat Upstate New Yorh, it achool, bnk Locatloai a v iUMa fi cntrrtn fteisociit grounds and m n i r i Pope Makes Pleia To Belligerent Nations REFRIGERATOiRa grp here! VATICAN C1TV, Apr. 14 — — Pope Plua x n beeeanht he be IIlet rent natlonc In an h i Ur Sunday menage yesterday to refrain from using "still more liomlcldal laatrummU of War­ fare," and urged at) Catholics to r s fe s s & s - bjdMarw^rytm. . 0 1 9 0 h - d p a m d . O U a t U '. — L t 1 IW . Spread Of European W ar To Pacific Seen BHANOIIAI,- Apr. 14 -V P b The lfhellhoo-1 of the European w ar spilling ever Into the I’a r'flc ha* Ween Increase-! .nnsM ersldy by th e Japanese-hot let Bnsoten n eutrality n a rt, Informed foreign obaervere h e rs aald toJay. Thoaa Inform ants - declared It resnovrd one of the three harriers heretofore preventing a fsp an sse ANDREWS TO BPBAK Intsreatod coramanlUes were srged to obtain fuQ dotall*' from LAKELAND, Apr. 14 —(Spe­ local district welfare hoard staff a. cial)— An addreii by Benator BOLLINB ON BENCH Andrcwa Friday afternoon will freturo the annual convention of tha Florida. Federation ■of Made . WINTER HAVEN. Apr. 14^Club* opening here Tuesday with D eW ltt Rollins 1. . erring member, of the Tuesday Mode Club and the Uertha Colo ArtlaU Mude Club aa Ho*tastes. Senator Andrew* will apeak on "roster's ilr Influence on aI*o keepfag Ktag'a.atflee open honor American m sS u E rm a * IhJa ■'.fi k4dtt4h j \ v jR V n iw . H is M M p tt-e south P e-tfle. sod .possibly th e United State* f a r eastern pne.ee sin ns. The rem aining two h a r d e n , they pointed out. w e n tt:o *!*■ aenee of the United B< the Pactflo and th u Mwnr Plante art! inemdng In China, which ts t»l»g lion Japanese soldiers. 2nd shooting theWjulc°* to' dm l? opotent of thcJr program of *WanU with a^capaclty ,of m an A V ylSgSuig Witem. Interior, to already planning to Increase g o A x ^ U 'S s « £«*<»♦ W . I* * * tha UnronsHoua Tools* Aid Htilcf In U. S. CHICAGO. Apr. 14 —{«— BerreUrv TrW declared last nlah* that "lUtlotV unconscious tool*" In thla count! v "sarea him In bolter uurpe«w thkr those (a other his attual twy" In sn addree*. a t m (W w o r rdehratloe of tha JawMt Nathmsi Workse.i Alllanrs ef Anted**, lekes inr.nl *r. J s f o r tl I'ttKk a a a fg sj!^ r% .a v a . w* V . Power OommU. B n k X t ffii! Saturday »»•« A mnu a a iiu iw im w n w w , Sanford Electric Contracting Co. E. C. HARTER . A r 'a 108 MAGNOLIA AVS, . > l PHONE 141 . h u .'.'-t k l'ii • I �■ ?■ w B e m ln o ta C o t m l j P r& fo re * More Prolt And Vegetable* T h u 'Afcf Similar Area In Florid* SANFORD, FLORIDA. NUMBER I tS U. S. Ib In Midst Of Decisive .Period In Defense Plan C ite * WASHINGTON. Apr. 1 5 AP>— A ! l < a u U M tn r British Throw Back Nazi Army Thrust; Get Reinforcements Greeks Acknowledge T hat Nazis A re Ad« vancing In C enlet Of Balkan W a r f M l Gladioli From .Pippin Gardens P il o t — m % . Imperial Troops / To Defend Egypt Axis Mechanized CbtJ umns Race A yalas! English T o S u e r M g f i r I w »fa flaar not ataoaa a f U canto. It waa mam* tk a t tk a committee ahebiy weeld i diy t at tot M canto an tka mini* o n . and petkepa p klgdier. These two man aye expected to. apacd the preparednea* yewg ram o f th a United Stotee. Named to th e positions of A ails t i n t H otratary of W ar and Aaaiatont Secretary o f W a r fo r A ir reapee* lively, they are <left . t o right) John J. McCloy and Robert A. Lovett, ; . 1 ■* * , A Public Is Invited (Sty To Revise To Hear Dr. Cqll New Liquor Law Speak At Meeting i^ r e a t io n B u i l d i n g • Authoi America Will Ad* dreta F r a te r n ity ftleiw 1 o c W o d h l a * ntod Um C ity Cbm. Convention tqg' tyr* weeks sg a and eliminate a n o tio n which stated th a t no lienee atoroe ahould be laeated within S00 fact of Mdh other. X o action waa token by the Commlaalon on Um . ordinance, which also lim its Uquer dealers to ana fo r every U N In the city’s population, H. N .^ B a y tr, Clerk, Martin J. Bnun. secretary and treasurer af tho Central TUrtda AlsHkl Aaoadattcm of. j *f Rota Kappa atholaetlc fraternity, to­ day extended an Invitation to the public to hear a talk by Dr. Helen W. Colt, authority 'On Pan. Americanism, who will ipoak tonight at f:30 o'clock at • **Tke NYA a r ts 'a n d e ra ft proj. *ct waa auLhorttod. t . use the NoroaUMi JralldilWt ,an the takefrtn L t o ' CMjunctwn with the k f ^ N v j U t Apr. n s to h a te g*aa to the alec, eh ak , Chrda, H yaler waa ghr* be gtren a sanity tart. The -order waa Issued by Judge Byard B. Shield* of Duval eaonty circuit court. In whirl) Hyaler waa convicted of first dr. p e e * m u r d e r In connection with th » flaying o f Mrs. Mayma Hurfancy In a robbery hero In 1085. on petition of the condemned man’s fath er, Jam es II, Hyalrr. bTdemohah it offer two In ert tract sued to sell rat to J. L. Ivonie. »nd :V Rutledge iiatto Street Danish Phi Roto Kop e a lla g a D a ta * ‘ . British troops were report­ ed to have thrown back a scries of threats by Adolf Hitler's pamer divisions o& tho right flank of tha Greco* British defense line, after the AUies withdraw to A. deeper front on the centgr. The Greeks acknowledged' the Germans were advancing In tho tenter. Berlin asserted tha tn ftw a tf* h a d , discovered undlaputaMa pro** f t * > u s c B t i U t h .m r ta r g e , brilliant gladioli aueh as <these are am^ng the many haaiy retreat from CfreM O- Lap* varlrtlre of flower, grown at the Pippin Gardens on 'W eil F litt don. howerer, aald “ strong' rrif*"" forrem snta are now ttMvlem *9 Street, lire . Roy R. Pippin, who handle, the retail end of the to the front llnaa In Oiweeo.''* business while her huahand takes rare of the whole,ale dialrihutien. On the N orth A frlean battle* aaya gladioli were one of the moat popular F arter flower*. The frinil, thouaandt of B ritish Imper* ml troop, released from tha EOSl flower, are ahlppeit from the I’lpuln G arden , to *ever«l different African w ar tone were reported speeding t<> the defanae of w » * in k mco with N atl m a c h i n is t column* ilrlvitig tow ard tha ('anal. _ ^^ Vr Tlir firrm in* asserted Monday night the British army la leaving Greece, after only nine days o f 1,1itx fury In the Balkan!, and Imantlng troopships ’’Just as a l Dunkerque" under a blasting hall Thousands Of Seminole County Flowers Shipped Out Of State i BERLIN, Apr. IK — W — Strang forte* o f N ail bombers concentrated ’’effectively" on the airp o rts of southern England last night and yesterday, German press d Is patents reported. ExtorUlrP destruction was claimed an three noth airports— from which British bembera take off fo r G ermany and occupied TAU.AIIARSEE, Apr. 15 - t territory. German . airm en claims I they (A1)— The flenate passed 3M to about l!..pilh) d n irn Guw nr, of all severely I * two n o t chant- I and if n l to the House today v a r lt lie , weie »hippe. fio in Sona bill to give the odd cant break tr Alntinmu, i,n ir iio i. North from horse race track betting 1 ford C a io lln s . South Ca ro ll in, Ten ne,pools to old ag* assistance. i*<.# an,) o ltirr point.S upporter, of the bill, which T h rre weie m il g ladio li, velve­ was backed by Governor Holland, ty ra rn s ll in>, lo li.i.'m grrbrra said It would produco about I a is le ,, iln ln ly Quer.i Anne’, lace, •300,000 a year «> be matched by b lu e , dclp.didum . mid bnhy’, federal funds. breath while s , njinii in lb s »blpThe House passed unanimously manta, w lm ,i went in both retell a bill providing punishment up and w holcnle fln rla l, A crew of to 10 year* Im prisonment and nine worker* «■ < kept buay all 110,000 fine for anyone advocaU week c u llin g ibo flo w n ,, nnd big tha overthrow uf the govern­ averaging about 4IH, doten d aily. m e n t The niciuuin seek* to out­ | Mr Plpnln *aid. law the C am m .ipi t l’arty and tho The Pijipin G a rd -m do on er German-American Bund. tensive o ut-of-ala’ e bualnesa, and Governor Holland aald yester­ In the pnal Sanford-grown flow ­ day th at several rountlea had er* from th i, nursery have gone specifically endorsed hia pro­ to Baltim ore. New Y o rk C ily . posed plan for reallocating tho W ashington. IV C., Philadelphia, gasoline tax to Increase revenues Memphis, Atlanta and oliior rltie ,. fo r tho Road D epartm ent and Beveral C e n lrn l F lu 'b it title*. guarantee county end district Including I-eeaburg, Orlando, read bonds with a ronitltutlanal Mount Dora. Dol,and, Daytona im sn d m sn t and Eu«tia. aian patronise l be Supporting resolution* have Plpnln Gardena. boon adopted by the commUelena , "Do northern florists nrefer (Aaattaoeg om Papa T tw » > their flower* raised In Florida, and If so whyT" Mr*. Pippin was asked the nuretlon •‘Indeed thee do like Florida flowers belter,” she replied. ’.‘Of rears* during the winter there Is little grown In the N orth and florists must tu rn to this Mato and to California to supply their needs. B ut they like flowers th a t have been grown In tha aueshlne aalher than In a hot house, bergnee they a re much healthier and lea* longer." E aster, contrary to w hat you'd think, 1* not the busiest rime e f the year ’ fa r the two Pippins. Their peek aeeeon cornea le Jan u ary end February, when th e to u rist crop da a t Its Senate Okeys Bill To Take Odd Cent Break At Tracks I from tha City mv of the tree*, rail doaar” roc. I an the airport tortaad by the lum ber eu t will F a r P la n e A r d e n t .... .... I BERLIN. Apr. IS — (APY — Authorised m ilitary m dlohunatlc source* today 4 a . nled any knowledge of sa p Yugoslav request fa r an arm istice aa reported In jy O f Execution [m en Clyde Hyaler British A irports ru received Garden Club f companies Ground Citw Blamed t k a JIOMR. A ar. IS — (A P )— A Berlin report th a t Tag** Marla had asked far an mlailra with the Aala waa received hi ftallaa newspa­ per rlrrlra lodav. There waa no official confirmation. ASBTNOTON, A pr. 15—(A1) t r y 8acrctary Knox told the aa N aval Committor today he m i l pro via loti In the V ia. Mil to provide a “toollnr-off" od before a atrlka could be id in a defence Industry, ratifying mi the bill Intro, Id by Chairman Vinton (D)• which would among other f a giro etatutory atatu i to National Dafante Mediation Id. Knox aald tha United b a-ie In the mldat of. a "do. to period of thla World W ar." ft** added th at a considerable len t In the United Stales W a re trying to aabotaga our Anal defente", ahould he for- peat m arket 1* wRh the winter deadening nod retail r e d ef tha *A-t i V ' " it K tJ E ul N a ii bomba. The German claim tnay he Ute I **il**eS O , Mage Vwa) H arry Weeks Dies ",l In Orange Hospital Hurry M. Weeks, It , e f Cans. rrnn Avenue on the east side, died today nt the Orange OitU ,-ral Itoapital In Orlando a fte r • brief illnraa. He had been f l u icayed in farm ing until hla Illness. A resident of Sanford fo r M venr,, Mr. Weeks waa n mom* b n of the Flrat Preabyterian r lmn h and the Woodmen of tk a •Vorbl. Survivor* Include hie widow, Mr*. Carolina H. Weeks, hia mother. Mr*. F. A. Weakat • aU . ter, Mi>« Anni* Weeks) and n brother. R. Okie Weoka. aU a2 Sanford Funeral scrvleoo will ha nrld at the First Preebytorttol Clmrch tomorrow aftarnooM n t 1 (k) o’cloek, with the Rev, W, P , Urooka officiating. Ilurlal will b* In tho E v er, green Cemetery. Tha Court Heuaa will be closed tomorrow a fte r. '»on a t 4:00 P. M. for tha funer* el. A rrangem ent! are being hug* .lied by tha Erickson Funeral Home. British W ithdraw al * In A frica^Reported LONDON, “ 11 - ( * W . * ■ > . �r a I t U too bad that the gal* of Seminole County’s t for the propoeed hogpltal failed to materialise »aw| afternoon because the delay in advertising the -bon second time and beginnlhg the actual cdnstroeuon ve costly to the taxpayers, some of whom unfortui and short-sightedly are opposing the project. The cost of bunding materials, due to the defense r ) » i turn m M iM for shewing W i'd n r^ 'a r and T hursday a t th» Bit* Theater. U u > i* r Charles brief, win see ah lncraass In tha cost of.tha materials .which go into It. The change in original estimates may even be it as to necessitate a complete revision of .the .entire project Should this become necessary we hope thgt the respon­ sible authorities will take the' necessary steps to build a larger hospital than the one a t present contemplated. There has been so much obstruction in connection with this proj­ ect which was approved by the people In a vote of about ten to one th a t while we are a t,it w* bad better make the hospital big enough to last a good many years to come. As a m atter of fact a 89-bed hospital actually isn't large enough for a community of this slss. We cpuld have one .serious accident, one local catastrophe, a tingle epide­ mic th at would fill every bed in the proposed hospital cyen if there were no one else th e n a t gil. Even the normal needs of a town of ten thouaand people, a county of twen­ ty-three thousand, cannot be adequately mat by a hospital of 89 beds. * VERflK FOB TODAY . Of course If only the taxpayers a n going to uge this il, if only the better fad one-third of out- people have OVE AND U V K lJ s s u * to Its facilities when they gat sick, a 30-bed hoeitb bar, I am Iba rts u r. night prove sufficiently large. The trouble is tytat tad (be llfei ha th a t ba­ ds of people in Seminole County are giving birth to n, are suffering from tuberculosis, or are being c a t­ ty other disesses In tbb(r own homes, when Uiey. to be confined to a hospital, irae nl U r Ian InsttneU stone should compel .the people ilnole County to build this hospital now and build it •ugh to benefit ail tha people o f this community. B u t ikes self-interest to bring action, it should l>ot be en th at sick men are a bigger drag on the economic a city than a hospital Jn .which to make' them wWI. ....... ................. Consideration for our fallow felio* beings as well es as .the the progress of our community dictate prompt action on this hospital project. Aa long as the Legislature is in session a new local Interior. wag a the world recoil or cry Instead of the earring front ftuw jtorrurs In lu earth and bill should be introduced etnpoa r the County .Cominl*-. through Korltta. bslow tho Yugo­ sioners to bond this County to . . . . _____ extent of *200,000 to slav frontier to the vicinity of yet tar* a while the heart will build a new and better hospital in case the present project Meant Olympus above L*rlug R f c a iM ., With will to lira more than to dls. fells down. It would b t necessary to hold another band on the Aegean a Mew secondary probably would Jmt about election but we have no fear as to how the people wlD line rut a react apart in the middle tg * ijfs fs Ufa, through pain and vote otf such a project and might necessitate a (track Nor do we Have any doubt as to the ability of U* withdrawal from that one-fodrth av^sr Pvll shall ba nlaln, Of Albania conquered by HaDenlc A m April wm renew our falUi County to sail the bonds a t par if the two mill troop*. y m ervary bow that ipaaa tha feature Is lifted. This can be done. It ahould be d Tha lecondary line, It la bathe Legislature la In sedslon. Lot no opc doubt Hared, would be M ahorter, run­ people demand it ning possibly fro st Janlna, Joel gh o u r fam er-io u l* In oast of Corfu, across the ragged Plndui Mountain* and to Lari***. • re sick o f what wa'v* son** wo shall M more, Urn seed of tha Un. "W C. HUNNICUTT. r|tlab hav* out o f E a it aaaavall has to AiuarioSn n*rk»n ahlp* dear to mopt Americans that Although it Is '.fl the ultimata objective domlnatlM, fo n d r vbl what happens In Africa or the Mediterranean is no con­ cern of oure while German successes in overrunning othdr countries in the Balkans should convince us thht wo ought to mhke the best deal wo can with Mr. Hitler. "There Is an ominous pattern In the reiterated failure of the American people to catch up with the swift move of events,” says tho Now York Herald Tribune. "In Aunikt, 1989, they listened gladly to those wishful thmkere who said 'Germany will never dare start a new war.’ D uring, tge winter months of inaction they wrote the contest oft as ■ •phony' war—and tthus saved themselves the ,e mbarrass, ment of facing ugly facts. When the first rumors came that Holland and Belgium might bo Invaded they solaced themselves with the words ‘Germany would never do that.' "Aa Denmark and Norway fell, and the t n r was bryughj to our very shore* bar tho fats of Greenland,' they-ehorueed louder than ever: T his is not our way.’ When tW jttd tpd Belgium were crushed end France fell they heerkehod glad­ ly to those who said th at It made no difterepce which aids won. And now, as Germany is battering against the last resistors on the European Continent and is within ranch of Africa, these same people say that Africa la a long way from us, autf th a t what happen*- His do®® concern America* "AU this while, with the rutblesaneaa of tha tnexorahl*. Tha mounting threat of Oermany'a bent-hlttlng North- A frL JMn forces to A lm m trU and the Boat Canal artd tha annotman) Withdraw*!, o f British troops So new defense lines In (fre£e News th a t tha Carman* had art lor Brtthh report t Ocrmany'* *88 Adolf B atarlaad dhrlaloa - b*< back with baary loaaas Morrison aimounceg today. rn tlrs ly different front alt prsvlnna nlcturr* dealing w ith tha FBI. this M arch a t Thao film U not a "G-Man story. M r. M orrt• o t raraalad. - Instead. tha fU n will show how tha FB I's agents a r t today giving (_American* taternal security by consootm tlnf on tb r >pfaventlau o f eeplowago end aabotaga In Industrial plants now working on dsfsswo ordars. Tha film w ill also tak a movie* ro ars Inaldo th e headquarters of the F ed eral' Bureau - of Invsatlga. tton. where avport laboratory tocbnlclrns toot and analyaa thousand* of strap* Of ttld m e i to Insure th sm sclrts of victory whop ’tipsy.' bring nubile enemies la ta co art f a r trial. “The Importance and tlmsllhosa BILL'S PACKAGE STORK 1M W. F ir s t tit Seminole’s Part Ip Defense Pfan Shown In Surve) IrtiCIfWI ' r i t r , JIUISMWtl * . mMHna Houm on Uio* high school fstin , and ipon»orod a flr* t aid das* In which ala youths received cer­ tificate*. In the drive toward* aalf■ufflcUncy the WFA .fsrm has furnished the Mheot lunchroeme with VsgataMca and fruit* wM# M44 quarts of foodstuffs hsvu boon canned for tho seboaU. Canning U dome hi the eqapty canning kluhen during the *uo* mar under - the ' eupervWon • v* Mrs. Hava Andrew*, bom* dem­ onstration agent, and Mrs. B. A- Howard, kitchen manager. • The County's poteutUlflee a* a atrataglc polat in tha event eg Invasion 1* pointed out In the re­ port. Uf*Idee three railroad* com­ ing Into Sanford tha (tty k connected with the cute Ido world through the I t. John* W m . An light. Costs wady I U p e r m o n t h If r « pie, shril cerem ony which was attiudrd by a small group of vueauTineludLng Ms m other. Mm. E leanor Rooecvelt, who ..earn# from tha oast by plan*. , -WLAStq i TpB.BOOX n I BT. AUCtlSTINE, Apr. l ^ r 1/ry— Boarcher* Monday teaiywd JU S T B O O N S t i n tho water* of tho B t John* Elver ut a flaking camp west of bar* M ttfc M T B B M ta g w ith bis fam ily, S heriff 1 E. B o j« said Bennett, rtm ln j In a sm all b eat w ith a g ltl com. under tha direction of B. £ Xtap, was attended by ZS bay* a a d itv e to *1pitted _thu;.«ow to obtain tha hr prtvaU pilot licensee. ' Am a* MMtlft n f I Wat e k if l. tha f l . ' tha moat opUmlatk < w /u Germany’s invasion to the worid-comml many's virtual anm and in the undents lng short of woHd Hurl Bgek my Force*; nforcement r* ¥» �V .. A u trtm w m f t M w w Patriotic Atm Prevails At LOlIiyNB BEAL, Sodaiy E4lUw facial Calendar n on H arry Beasley la in w ith mesaled a t b it horn* on Laurel Avenue. Junior,A uxiliary a i th e Ameri­ can Legloa will M t t a t tha home 8f Mlaa M argaret Langley In M ayfair a t I JO p . M. . Thera will be a dessert bridge t tha Woman’s Club btgiunlng t 1|#0 o’clock w ith Mra. J . W. Lylea, Mrs. J . E. Courier, Mr*. A. 0 . Thomaa and Mrs. MrHe E f t f i d n u h m t e im . . Bowing semalone will continue fo r' tho Bod Croat hi the Wom­ an 's Club from 5:30 A. M. until 11:30 A- M- Mrs. Ms We Estridoa Mrs. J. O. Laney la III a t har home on Sanford Avenue with Influenia. 2 bom* o f M r* J . M. Bttnralpher fo r B »' buahtsra and social meet­ ing. a t S.-OO P. M. Townsend Club will mcot In tho C o u rt House a t 7:30 P. M. Tha reg u lar meeting of Bern Ipolo C hapter Tsro. O. E. S. will be held In tba Masonic Halt a t sseakms will continue ed Cress In the Worn- D. A. R. will m eet with Mre, M. J. B rent, 111 Palm etto Avenue a t 9 * 0 P. M. with Mre. Thigpen and Mre. J , B. Root as eo-hottetsc*. AIL visiting daughters a re Invlted to »tt*nd* A sales Circle of the Sanford Carden Club will m eet k ith My*. H enry Buarall a t h e r horns op 813 Oak Avenue a t 8:30 A. U . w ith M r* E arl Doeaey aa eoh P auls. Members are urged to H u g tbelr exhibits on Thursday. Mias Catharine Kelly who It employed a t Camp Blanding wsa tha weektad guest of b ar parents. Cool* Harall of Camp BlandIng spent the weekend. with hla parente, Mr. and M r* A. W. UaralL Friends of Charlaa Sparkm an will reg ret to l*etti th a t b* Is III a t his home on Palm etto A ve­ nue. . j■raw u o iis c a v . sac* Mr. and Mre. Robert Taylor Mrs. C. A. Anderson, and two children of Orlando wore C. H arper, and Mis. tha guests of Mrs U sttls Courray over the weekend. Patriotic Dance la Scheduled April 18 Julian Stenatrom who is now stationed In Jacksonville w sa tha weeksnd guest o f hla mother, Mre. O. U. Stenstrom . Members of the Q T s Club planned a Patriotic dance for Mr. and Mrs. £ . U Laney of tha evening of Apr. 18 a t the Jacksonville were tha weekend meeting of the d o b a t the home guests of Mr. Laney'a parents, of Al and Pets Brock In Bora Mr. and Mrs. E- H. Laney. Court yesterday afternoon. The dan re wilt be held In the Irving Felnbsrg Is planning to Woman'* Club on Oak Avenue, attend the lw rueulturat conven­ tion to be held hi Orlando begin, lung today through Thursday. Mr. and M r* J . D. Doaray, 8 r , las M artha Perkins, Mias Ann of Behring spent the weektnt wins, Mlaa Shirley Kick. Mils with Mr. and Mre. C art Floyd “ '“ Mias________ Connie__MeShlrlry Smith, Call, Miss Jan a Thigpen, If a. C. Whelehel. Leroy Hedge, ] H urt. Billy Fleming, Pste and . Mr*. Nick Ashby and daughter,' Brock. Batsle, of Valdosta are visiting w ith Mr* Ashby'* parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Bishop in Bos* Court. Miss Lucy Roumitiat has returned to Florida S tela College fa r Women In Tatlahaaae* a fte r spending C astes holidays with Iter parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Amerlean flag* combined with the flag* i t G n a t B ritain and h er dominions war* used b . M a • patriotic atm osphere In the M e by and gam* room* « f the H otel M ayfair laat night when the Bundlcs-for-BriUln entertained with e benefit bridge-bingo p y rt ty, one of the most successful. of the season both from a financial as well aa a social standpoint. Tall vases of gladioli ware placed about Us* rooms In Which the various games of bridge, bingo, rummy, Mah Jong ana Chinese checkers were plared. Two games of acreeno were called Upon the arrival of the guoots with prises being a wanted to Mre. Edmund Meiach. and Mrs. A. II. Middleton. Mrs. F. B. Smith wsa high scorer for ladles In the gam es of bridge, Mrs. ft. F- Tooke, second, Mr* W. U Co*per. third. Mlaa Lcttle Caldwell, fourth and Mrs, Al Hunt, fifth, for which th*y received prises. M artin J. Brent scored high fo r men, J. I- lu g . Icy. second. Jack Purcell, third, and R. A. Smith, fourth. Mrs. Myron Smith w sa tha ret' e lp k n t of a p rite fo r scoring high In the earn** of rummy, M r* J . O. Walt* received tha high score pries for Chinan* checkers for ladle*. W. H- Hughes tha p rlt* for men and low prise was won hy b in . Leslie Want. M r* Lae Samuels was tha win­ ner of tha Mah Jo n g games. All the prises ware donated hy the Sanford merchants and In­ dividual* T a llin for the g a m e were hand painted by Mrs. Doro­ thy Strickland's a rt class In th a Seminole High School. Oald drinks w ars furnished through the courtesy of tha Coca-Cola Bottling Co. and Ne-hl Bottling Co. The largo m irror which was auctioned off to the highest bid­ der. w ant to Mrs. Amelia Noble. Other prises went to the win­ ners a t the bingo tables. Mrs. H. M. Papworlh was gen­ eral chairm an of the p arty , a s­ sisted hy Mre. A. W. Knox. M ir. Pr«d T. W illiams and Mrs. 1. D. M artin, Seminole County chair­ man for Bandlos-for-BriUln. Olh- County A e C e n . Council To Meet . Thursday Night ii s w is w e r * M r s « s a s k ) defense councils will US formed wherever needed to localise and concentrate the defense effort. County and city defense coun­ cils, Mr. Dyson said, wfll have as many of the dlvlsloas o r tba State council as are adaptable to local conditions. The S tale Defense Council has 10 division chairmen in addition to the eg office) mem­ bers who incltalc, Governor Hol­ land, A ttorney G eneral Tom W at­ son, A djut in t General Vivian B. Collins, Vice Choirtdan tiro rein, and Frank Holland. The divisions are concerned with the following special activities: civil proteeton, Industry and m aterial resources, transportation and communication, power and fuel, lato r and personnel, w ater supply and fire pro! ration, food and agriculture, health and housing. Information and morale, finance and budget A t the organisation moating here, Mr. Dyaon laid, it Is ex­ pected thet a decision will be reached as to how many of like divisions will be formed In lha local council. A l the earn* tim e a chairman, vies chairman, and secretary may be chosen and di­ vision chairmen designated. Under the program formulated bv the Slate -Defense Council no office holder will be named as an official of Ihc defense council. Representatives of local govern­ mental unite and or all civic, fraternal, veterans', and patriotic organisations. Including woman's cluts and Senior and Junior Chambers of Commerce, are e lprated to attend and help form Senate Okeys tyill To Take Odd Cent Take From Tracks ’ . ..‘V 'r r * ,r ~** r*w» raw* ’ w PSlm B r*ch' Coliter,'Loa; Polk. • r .u” ' V *nd t;u lf countle«, slid , I understand several • there have , adopted sim ilar resolutions." , Representatives *f ceUnties ■ Were to gather her* today fa r a discussion of Use plan, tehkh previously was rejected at f m retlng of the eommlaaiontr*’ aabOelallon hi Jarksonvillr. The Duval County Commission Specifically reaffirm ed the action of the com miss loners' association here and will remain to vtalt fa r awhile with b ar pa rente, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Cornell. NEW AR1UVAIS Mr. and Mr* It. L. Corn.U ■rSL.ife* * gone L“ totJr Cof 81. PtWiVbtifg 5 h are harles. !?!*■ ?: Cy 10 S*™- * if with Robert stationed there. Mr. and U r* Jamas D. Dosser of Macon, Ga., announce lha birth of a daughter, Mary Lewis, aa Thursday, Apr. 18. la Ogfathorpa Infirmary. Mr* Drasdy will t* re mats harad aa tha former Hadis J V T7 Et * ' J. , t* p la a t U a agreem ent before th a lr m am bars fo r ratification Friday. Tha tinier, struck last OaL U ever wages, hours and ■ l h a mam her* hip baara. sraufcSiJJa g»»*llne tax revenue to counties fo r paying bonds, plus payment* fo r roads made p art or th* Stale Highway system since I8 8 t. Holland's plan provides for **taWishing addhteaal rredlla la he pahl rountlea fo r all road* they have turned over to the S ta l* It also would have each eountv's •hare paid on a basis of Its annual debt requirem ents, with su r­ plus funds to be Invested In other county and district road bond* The third p art *f the Holland plan Is a constitutional am end­ m ent definitely allocating two ren ts nf the gasoline U x levy lo naylng the eountv and dial riel bondg, with Interest rate* lowered through refunding operations. The Governor saM the ronslltuthraal guarantee of revenues to nay the bonds would result In lower Interest. | of the average am ateur gardeni er. A t present, the w inter blos^ ; soius at the nursery are beginj ninK lo faite anil the S p ring flow I J l ers are starting to The list 1 r f flowers grown there rends , lik e a seed catalogue index — l asters, tube roses, gerhera daisncea about three month- tgr>. Ies. sweet peas, snapdragons, when the gladioli were pla tisl. roses, calendulas, straw flowers, The Pippin G ardens arc I ra t- baby's breath, gladioli, a ia lc a s. e j cn a 17-acre tract of and ram elllaa, gardenias, irir, amth at once was a celery field, D ie a ry llia, atatia, r a ils lilie s, delunderground irrigation system i phlnlum , field gnm it carnations that was Installed for the relert ' and m any others Is admirably suited In tlw■ n .ir - 1 F o r use during m ill weather. sery. n il heatera are placed all over About 10 acre* ale piilante.l the gardens and are turned on In flowers, and a crew of int'i oheii a frosty snap threatens the men is kept busy every week <l*v blooms. T h e heaters were used from 7 :t)0 o'clock In the morning cnlv three times last winter. Thntlgh there are joys to be­ until 5:00 o'clock In the afte r­ noon cutting flowers. Most of ing a flo rist, tlie business also the blooms a re cut when they has its heartaches G la d io li es­ are ju st beginning l.i open, se pecially are threatened at this there are no wtda fields of bril time of year hy n tin v insect, llant colors. Also, only parts of ealleil the " th rill." which comes the Go were plant nl are in bloom from the celery wlicn it i* betng cut. W h rn thrip attack gladioli a t any one time. Where you get the best look the buds fa il In o | i c i i and nte a t the flowers Is In the nursery w orlbless. Me. mid Mrs. P ip p n house, a white fram e building are careful lo spray all the flow ­ near the rtp p ln residence. Th i» ers w rit, however, and denprr buildings hss three rooms, the from hugs i< m inim ised. Mr. and Mi> I’ippin haw many Wroth room, display room anil re frigeralor room. The n is -.r- of flowers are brought first inti the work room, w hrre they are Immediately Immersed in tub and palls of eool w ater T h lah room Is usualle filled with huge bunches of bright flow ers of all • visitors nl the garden • " <1«srl«Mi the v ritr niul lU igri w tltonw Ih rn f E it l urb>ll< noout nor werk, Mtr Pippin gladly show* c.-llct* around. n:.<l points i ' l l her lavn v.hich -hi- i* going *P lam lsrap o 'an d f t : r t >n m "wliC:t »ht f Intis Uma. Recommendations On Citrus Growing Made L A K E L A N D . Apr. 15 - - < s l£ " n s l ) — U tilisatio n of only In* h r t lr r grave sites nnd slahdaru* 11st inn of varieties see tn ended tn H ard er m u n ly ritru * growers In n report made by ‘ II M iller. counlv a g ricu ltu ra l ngrnt, and I' E Tim m ons, m » rk rtin g eratu-mlst of the S telu F s trn s io n S ervlre. »f**r * £ ritru s ronilitions in tit* rountv SITUATION WAN TED N O R S K , M A ID nr rook U « t U Rountree, 1710 W . 10th S C JO B A S cnok nr maid. Rosa Lea Fiddle, IH in Locust Av«. MAID OR rouk. A lfreds Moors, 1018 Locust PROGRESSIVE PRESS kinds. Mrs. Fip p ln disregard- tin p>p utar supposition that flowers t « he kept fresh must be cul in the earlv m ornlne hours *'Ws enl them at all Int....... ’< the day. even a l noon." "he ile d are s, “ and find it makes no difference. The important thing Is to submerge as much as possi­ ble of tne stem In a tub of wa­ ter as soon as the flow era are cut, and let them drink this wa­ ter for a couple of hours. A fter this, arrangin g them w ill hr niurh easier." When the flow er- h a ir been soaked, tb ry are put inln Ihc re­ frigerato r room, where moist all at a 4! degree lent|M-ratuie is blown user the bloomi f the flowers are lo inshipped. they are bundled, wrapped in lord m os-. anil cm er*d with wased paper Then thev are plared in the ‘‘|irr cooler** am i chilled thorough! e Though bouquets w ill keen fresh for a week In the refrigerate* room, they usually rem ain no longer than two da)* When the order l« ready In he -hipped, it it packed in long r » i r u g n l e d lm» ea and placesl In a refrigerated freight c ar A day or «• la ie r. It may grace the 1.......... of a I ’hil adrlphia M ain t4fnwr h fo n ii Ihc c r n t rrp ir rr at a nlal»* •Iiiiim t in H Moved From 111 P ark Ave. To 1115 Palm etto Avc. ___ IUIT WE ARE STILL AS CLOSE AS YOUR TELEPHONE PHONE 219 FOR GOOD PRINTING MORE AND MORE CUS­ TOMERS ARE TAKING AD VANTAGE OF OUR MONEY SAVING PLAN! Suits 80c CLEANED & PRESSED CASH & CARRY T K I.K l'IIO N U 463 110 B A S T S K C O N 1) S T . Why Buy We&tinghouse? | \ yA J U j its -5'iSnST- * f f y J v\ L - f l ^ l a ir7 _________ i StudcntB Return To Berry Schools H W f . M r* J. A- W right. ^ l B. Taior, M r* J . J . M ath |r * M. L. Cull uni. M r* J off, Mr* M. U Bamk Mr- id Mr* K. J . Maaghten, Mn TAMPA, A pr. I» - (Sparta!I — More than 4000 boys and girls of east Hillsborough county, the straw berry section around Plant City, started school again yester­ day aa tha "straw berry echoola" Th* term Is Irregular t* allow tha students to pick berries dure lag tha season. RADIO AND ELECTRIC SERVICE Ns count was available an tha registration yesterday, hut tha suslamary season'a a tin t dans* !a 115 M agnolia I'h o n r M l* R. B. P k k att, Mr. ‘w A f s r r a fc Ewy Op The Eyei Easy On Jhe Feet!! u y Mammal. M r* C. F. Nunn-Bush $g.95 & $10* Freeman .. $5*00 to $7*50 Others___$2*35 & $J.95 WE WAVE TOUR SIZE IN TUB STYLE YOU WANT! * s �Vi Ju stice h tntJLSK J ffiS i M eter___. . . ----------™ w v * 5 ( 5 t* k r w ittf iu flesm if W*»tJ*T U Former > Rollins Star B e t nr n s To M i Bfcif Of M c D o w a ll W ; WS Brandy Wine, Ota, Cordials, ate, J UAiuoMia rono, natatin, nBRECHT FORD, D«f*Maai. r*«*Ncrt, wn, t i n TV j ? S MS*,2 f tj£ ? ,,rfce,t fv t £ m S T M 4ifM that rM 85 s s p M ti» . u U a S F W sBUI a V Om u UI hi th . lt« ti ? s s * 2 *2 5 '- _ jr Trm M f N T i P lw < W U ■. vr C“ ? \;> BAGGETTS • Liquor Store ' Mather Arc*d« * t o r n »r» m « ------l a u If M H t TMk M tmrf R«raMn U k m M s § 9 M gpmtkw m BNU p y i l t a r i m i u . D uH nr i ^ - it s k 'S “wss.’snss\: win Ira- CHILD f NERD • GLASSES MM* fPftP* “M s a S ^ i L r 'f t A 'A 'l A 'i i i t B W m am ba m r s to wed MR* J* A. MARTIN S fife S tE p i ANOKLCI. Apr* 18 V•g * j g , ** IM . f* M tr with D . V a r n e r , O r la n d o tU tar t an. W . CEN TR A L DR. HENRY ; cLAUMN, JR. tebliia Mt In fl S t o Workers Are Given Wage Increase phltUM hhd « CBArtAIW BORO t yoric .' apt, is : ■V.■ LM ftmiH, •wrlUr, 1 l Un. t o .ptajred _JU ' t l . it. S v s E j s »ii, *f* pl»H- Satatai Afmim w ■■ ir yo u s T A fT t o n iA n o r 'sr'Vm , T M I W U T W %' ' . ! s « SP?X!lkf?u .MtaV'itaM n. ANGEl/S EAT.SHACK bn. (ta ta rA T W N . •C U T F L O W E R 8 * BLOOMINGPOT■ TKD PfiAHTO : fCO RSA GES . 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I M I s Son Weds Former Nurse President Opens Baseball Barriers Between Americas Pointed Out By Dr. Cole U n & m tq d A 8 Aid Is Rushed To Towns I In W ake Of Shocks A l l i e d Lines Holding F a s t Speaker Cites Need For B etter Know­ ledge Of Peoples Believed Sarajevo Is Taken By P a n z e r Divisions; Serbs Surrendering H arriers between the tumpie of South America and the United States which p revrnl them from understanding each other were outlined last night by Dr. Helen Col» of Itolllns (‘..liege, address­ ing Ihe m inuiil iH rrlh iir *»f tho O n lr n l F I uH iI h Association of the Phi P itn Kappa honorary itcholaslir fraternity at the K pia. copal P a lish 11oust. Basing her talk on n six-wveka trip t«» South America which she marlf Inst year. Dr, Pole paid one of thi* prlncipnl harriers Is **npt that wr lufeitsai Uy know so little n hull I ih r in. find they uf n». b ill rather that w»* know an much which it unplrnsaiit.’ Smith Americana Judge people in tlm F it it rd S in tra hv thr muvPresident F ra n k lin I* ira which nn* srnt th rrr from BM tloo.avelt, o l d o t K,on - of ----timed with til# bride, |h e form er Rim.cllw Seim, .* here, Dr Ftilr dndarrd, nddlng that to them "w r nic Hither i m , a f te r th e ir w adding a t t h r Beverly Hill*, Cal.. plutocrats ilw rllin g in **»i«*rmoui George P. Convemr, the fiirniri Anita S t e u a r l of man aions with c x lrrin fly wide, the l e f l . i i the groom '# inotlier. Mia. Eleanor K'U'rr- winding stairensr* nnd s|*arlous plantation lawns, or ate gfit l* Ihr brldo’e mother, Mr« J r rulin' Schneider plain In the Marine Corps, met Ins lirule two year* gangsters. T h r wide d lf f r ir llr r In thr **. HTted him back to health, a f te r an n a r ra tio n at the valuntion <‘f university courses uni I y tin* I [ g 'j lt r O r a l m a rria g e and. h i. svcuml Ilia first wife whs ftUn pointed spm ki i I Cushing. “U ruvrrsity life in South Am er­ ica is patterned after that In K u n ijw ,' she told the Phi Belli Kappa memtwra "There is no campus life, and r x in < r o r r ln ili activities are almost t ' t Insively in the fiedd o f |M»hluh Hence faculty and at udeii Is m South A m rrica are much more actively Involved in polllics nnd govern, mental eruptions, l>r Cole e lplalntH Other harriers mentjfnied wrn* the atiff form ality vf (hr ,v outli I r i l l \ t . h l \ t . , < hinn. Ant, »fi—I \I* )— It reliably ill* plowed BhIitt that M(WCOW 1 inftirm ttl thr central t liin ref cm rrrtm nil that S o v iet IfijMdati aid to Chltut I" l»f in e nittliiMird. if rap I l a l l |i ‘ “l» » n r , n o n a t g r r a a l o a ■ m in i n | | h Japan. A iviilr o p rn lu i llb ’ fla m e d ilu n i' i lir i-iiijiv Itriti* ti f r o nt ii l l r r i v i - 1m l,u Putting .Hide fur n few ham s the euUi«’4 p .' 4 of stale, l* ii v le n t K .u n klln l> Itno»<;vcli "I" the 11141 tus trim 11 M-umm 1■) tossing out th * f ii.l lial! at tl if f llh S lB iliin ii. W aabingtin, i * C.. yerioptn, vi Urn tile N nv H .rk Yankees dt fouled thr W 11111111:1011 H elialo is, h i Tin I"Hll -1 han le trlnn n 'lie experience of « igtn I " 1 ' 1' fIn m a n overcome S M t h e other four fire* ander control. s ' »t ; damaged of Mex ten large structures waa thr H Pontiac building, where |« Motion of brick front atoric* high tumbled Into ract and huge steel girder* MrUtad • Ilk* paper. ‘• “ t apparently centered 1 FtW**?*** ®f Guerrero *V"*1 IM mllaa southwest • IWpItkl, the eeUmo logical WAS THIS YOU? Yaathrda/a « ~ l Identification • n o . '■ l o i T r a d , , T & n z .v s «5 e tees. IUJ0 , d in l at ft:40 n chick lhl» morning at hia rva ld .n rr. IIP W rat B litrc n U i B lnw t, following an illnrma of almut three month, Horn in McPomb, Ml»» . Mr WhDworth came tn Banfnril from W ayrroM . G a., where h . wa* * member of tb . K lrat Pra»hyt«rl»n Church, Magona, Knight* Trtn pln i and Shrine, on ihe board of til. reel or* of the Waycro** Y .M .C.A and prc.ldetit nf the golf club Survivor* Include hi* aim. N J W hitworth. J r . F lt ig rr a l.l, (Sa., n b rn lh rr, H a rry Whitworth. Detroit. Mich., and two a i* tri' M r.. Mildred R a tliff, McComh. M l*.,, and M r r ^ E . D M o le. Baton Rouge, La. Th e body w ill b . ih i|. p d t« McComb tomorrow morning, for funeral and iotevm rnl. The E ric k , aon Fu neral Horn* I* handling arrangement*. * Cam pboll-lsiaeing Tost of the Mr, W hitworth began working American Iwgion will have a din fo r the railroad on Jan. 81, t o ll, aa a m arhlaiat In W ayrroei. H r waa promoted to roundhoute fore­ man In H I T , nnd w o. made gen­ roundhoute foreman In alternates will ha elected for the eral March, I DIO. Legion Post To Name Convention Delegates P-! l» »■ ii ,,p hi \ i.« ll • ll,* • .1 » .** ............ 'Ml \ III * Hi • . ".Ml IMI M < ....... * * ' d 1Ii (*■■*» l.v \ m ' i ’ 1... 1 id Hm > in f t.id It.. r *. , i . . >1. :i V II | M , i 1' Im 1 ■ iu h iih h i .1 in* I' map h ir .1 iii 1«• \ • 4 I 'l H .. i M cl 1i. In im hi mim-lin l* ....... fiu-nlitiw, 1 •m irct. I Lake Mary 4-H Club Girls Make Dresses For Bundles-For-Britain Ir.etlon of lha Bundlee-for.Britaln and the finished pieces are to lie n turned to tho organisation to h* sent to the national commit, tcf. * Plana were made for the club to held a local arhlevrm ant day Apri 19 fa r the parent# of the girla'i'to see the work of the group, Mre. Andrews said. An entaftaJnm cnt' was planned for sometime in the future to ralae f , ,1 Ij. *♦ CHI ' IP. 1 lot,....... | ttl l| (Mi' llf 1'*1• . 1 , dlHl-> i mi Mr it iv.it , ,■j• I,!. Hi m ' |P \ mD. • • iff Hal ti fui h" •I .,.1 Tor 1 , ' i*‘»id- in V ' Imi aadi «"i *s,,fi S 1 \. i i i ’,* nnd 1 hll III '.lit 1 11H » » • .M M1 . Ill, V \\ \ Blit IMF U Im ni * (in i;« d h < M1 Llk'Ridt r, dr lit* I i < in Liikclnint fill flM J CMI , till" t*4*11|Th I ii • ofi tii. I rtd iiliy Int* i8 -i ii i Ih r Sun foi I Mild ha« hi T iMichtoji < rivrit to tuk«- i 1* ■ ihe muiiMifhu nt of Hu s io i1 H is wifi* uo l 11- •n il -oi l ch Id . i l k . and •I i will ur i ii ** Mu fiiniBy will 11ii i West T w in H cih S trri t In .o' i 41toll his Wife's fat h rr \V I < it it, w ill a I** make his Ii no m i M tin* B it t m i fi A native of I I" t ota, Mr flit Jlhif was hoi n in I i* iln nnil says ho hs* I i*»*rii in lt‘»" ■ll 'iiir ho sinews as kinjf M hi' ran i •’inemltcr. Mis Ii rot her hn* u di or s t o r e in Ocrda i 1 |" III* .Mi i I I'l1' M MT ■ t . I'1 % f ii l t >n d .1 H m Mi Hu i» 1 ............til* 4 h i..• ip lit .......... . V iu t-n 1 . ........ t • in lu ll * ........... .. rI,. I.I.I VI ,1' i lx| idr‘> K ill • « i'lI.i rM, i" *m **fd\ du Mill i i 11 , I. i i . 1' 1' * . m l . 1 1 1^1, IlendrickH In IMeascd Bitting Arrives To At Airport ProKresN Miinauc DriiR Store J*h* Hendricks* ir < iiY * n iU t n i ii* the I ("Use from Hie fifth run. :rr* 4UMi*l d is irirt , stuppod irt ^Miifonl y rstrrd iiv cn m ule frurn , ^tlnndo to D cLjind, mid t*x|m‘*tcd u* pirn sure *nvi*r l l»« pruirmsa hi Ike new mumripnl u irp o ii 1 1, IH * i nnveu 1Mm in A | tn111»i \ | i , m i *i . d ili'R H fi- w ill In- Himit'ii ,i| Um I iiptfliii It 1 Bui i>, |;it ll H Mtl salnl, K il Bunfl.tll nu t Hi I M H if wnlri*. Mi ll- Imiit11rd imi lhr*ii 1111lirVn yj«. N«iti»lf»* True .if Hu* H u U | m . , I |i \ f in’* dt-iiiirtd Huil Hu hmm (I'MtollMuftt Its lit t v r i 16 —- \p r < 11f vritcci tiullvr opin­ 'd tin- court .i * • (.•■It 1 He iriivr iM u rm u t1 i>f hi» sunport of tkc nir fiidil, mid mild hr would try In sec tin* t/mvrnimcnt funds for the project's rfilar^i* IfIClll. Mr, Hendricks had t een m Or Iniidu Rltrndlnfr thr d rdiriithin of state Conrantkm in Kay, West that cIty's new putt O ffirr Build from Aar. 8* to Apr. M Th e cenina report, that lh< Inif. He evperted In In .v r D r Deadline ha tlekat* will be average aland term in 10*0 w a. J.snd for W ashlnirtnn today, and 10:00 o’clock Monday morning, Borne y m e rul 174 acre* up IT acre* In to said he prolmbly would hut re­ id. T kkaU will be on year*. will t»r made to turn tp Florida un til May d i Feed Store, For. llultdiiifr, which i•a, Cash Grocery, »• ownerrhlp of the f B. F opea 8 druR chain Ulat and Ai W earing apparel teas made for Um county Bundles fo r B ritain o rg a a ia a lk n by tka 4-11 Ctab gtrlo o f la k a Mary yaatanUy afta m aao tekaa the group mot a t tW Laagtraod Sokool house, Mr#. i'll* i In \ n / i i i.r m tix in "h a rd i iih ii mg ' in tin* mountain*. 1111' i •It *|*■nr I. i s n, Allien* mild m N. J. Whitworth, A. C. L. Foreman, Dies At Home 4. To advise on blond program policir* and Ih.cir application to local needs. G. To serve as interpreters of the NYA program. C. To roiiahler ways and means of broaitaning the base of youth as future members of the com­ mittee. 7. To recommend ami assist in planning of projects. K, To sponsor conferences foi discussing the program U, To revie# lha entire NYA program oa the local, state and national level In order to de(rwatlowt* « * * ! « • TSrwl I....... Hi, fa ir nf firte rp fa il i, . .i 11\ |t i.fii.nil Herman i, h hi' iii i in I. Iiiiiiilrptln of Hi ill Ii pi i. i,1111 li.nl beer. cap- m Sominolc ;„VmV 5k*nnor «C W t-blll, of I s ltr Mary was nninnl chiirm an of the N’YA advisory committee of t(.l» rounty ut the Initial mestlnu >*f the group ut the Court 1loo»e this niom ine. allendrd l.y L W. Burton, nr. a director from Or la lido. It. A. (ioodipcol. local dt rector, said today. I'urpecr uf the rom m itlre and It a function were outlined by Mr durum In n report he brnugnt with hltn. Ths purpose of the rommitlec vjas outlined as fol­ lows: ! i l l Ml rI Ji Hl i t I s « 1 > m i | If' U J 1, To knnty and understand the • ImpD'l . I d Hianuii |I11-iili iH M» NYA protram and Ha objective* <1J!• S i nil 111 I DIIIH <1, *1 hd .till Ml 2. To ace lltc program to opMUIIM* JIM *II11III I Ml* hi s « lid* i ration. In ii Him t I hi wmi* "M- «n’ '.Ikin NcwU.ti Jamc* W h llw n iih . 1. To make effective use »f ruundhoii.r fm .ruan nf thr A l 111»,i ,ct'fliiij llu' rjillk. 11 I' II* i n. committee nirtnbvra., »• well as Ipulic Coa*t I.in ' *hop* and « dun «iid (J. | » H mi k m,in \*tn talents of people not on commit­ rcvlilcnt nf Banfnril ainc' Erb, IS, l i f t f%"d d H i - v a l ' ' - f « * 1 1ii i Ink * aad Georg* ■ 'M sm v of \ timleralafitling »»f Anlertran htt ' nior Ltincltcun P ro irraiii MThough I lie natives nf You'll Amerieu had their striiKt*lc fnt independence ahnut Ml or do years nftei ue la d inns. to * renniTo1n*ll*: id s **1*10"! Cole jkdn t^l out, '*fhey, m e eatrh . h*M*| .1. i i id «»’ i ,n Ing up In modern edtrcjitioiMl lit hit, nf 1Im cli\ tin work* csptcm lly ill the terlinieiil development modeled a tier mir I’HidiiM ii lilt * Cllll* ut It*. own Massachusetts Institute ol 1*4 1 * d„ \ n Die r || .1. 1 Technuliigy and Johns iln p k ii^ I lntr* i i.**l i-\ I T h eir social security program *in*ip •1 •f “u'nnmd* Iii fa r outstrip ours in provision foi i l n n llia t a its I’agc a it, i 1lull fit it * I • X r 1.i I h l ■ >• III " * h it >I Dji' l i r II i l II i \ . Hit l > Mu" H indi i lit 4 h i i i mI Mu Puri ,\ H i riciui M id I IK | f "H h 111•<iv•*f |*11'-nli iii Ml i H« fo n T T r O p i n i o n Clothing elore owners, ouestlaned ty Tho fan fo rd Herald yetlrrdny, declared they enjoyed the biggest E aster business last week they have had in the post few yrara, and eeamrd ahcmirai; ed by the fact l i s t more peoplore spending mure money. Their comments ran as follows: John Irry of Ivey's, lot-, de­ clared that he had the best bn* incss E aster "I've ovcf bad since I've been in Banford. Our volume was alm ost double lh at of any other period, and I was well pleased.” D. L. Perkin* of the Mens B«ady-to-We*r Store, asserted. •‘Wo had more business during E aster than wc did a t tTirislinss and showed an increase of i|ulua l i t over last year. Trade w«. Wonderful all daring the week, and especially th j Saturday just before E aster." A rthur Yowelt i f The Yowt II Co. saki ids buainass was "tth’ best in 10 year*. People lied more money and they fa it likes spend ing it on good things to wear. The 'shopping spirit' was fine." E. I. Hoy o f J . C. Penney. Inc , described h i a . business during E asier as Hcaa*t*tsntly good,' and added th a t conditions went | better than a year ago. 1* V. Lytle o f lha Purcell Co. said, "We had gotta an Increase Ig E aster business. Though S a tu r­ day was the main day, It wa* good all during th e week." Frank Shame# o f the Hollywood Fbop called b is Easter trade "vary good," and pointed out th a t poo. (ought b e tte r merchandise n a y ear ago. Vivian Spear of B p a r and Bone declared th a t k* was "well Mae ltd with lh a E asier business. It. was fa r io-Oscaas of the p res, leu* year." ? Mrrcnanta earn ed of the opin­ ion th a t net only was there more lean e r In ctragtatlon, but th a t M a s buyers ware doing their hheppln g fa* B gjrgw l tti/ir lark \ s i in i lim.it ir ,1 niggle to ftpenlr vr ■lu-. 1 i'ii to rlghl ■ f* ivtniv <,1 C , 1■». iliuit , I'n ' i .............. mild | .. Hm * 1 B. ht d I'ri id* i i \\ , r m 4" h>* d*nf * 1 llu , \ .*nl ■li*\. iii-* on,1. Students Tell Of One-Time Official Eckersop Canning e\ >• .• , ( * Plant Is Sold To jVuR Organizations A t,..01 Ander T ,'1 S im lo rp r , n Stokes Company am Kiwanis Meeting v„ Mire,f’>j 5 p ^ r 8 c Are Ameriratu* fand ;itir| th e G r r - m u n m :n k irn " lodiM'd t h a t l i l t let-’-. M il/liiu 'ir invtiN iun w a s M iii'lini: " I u lilio rn " reals* 'm u i• ii 1 1 ei tu e v u iiilv n.aacrt■inr th e A llies m r e in h c a d liiiiir I he hi Isbill Made Head Of NYA Council Bestln/Years At Initial Meeting itUaa * reported Ml f h r t t m t f u Hundreds Of British Prisoners C a p t u r ­ ed By Nazis A fter Mountain Fighting Season , .ii kv . « v ,i ii i.i II. * i tai rthrown utfht (In Mi l d pay on author* linspital 1, ' Mi l s Hi In dis- u SSI* S i of f tlm 1 ..M I 1in t .i ,, 11r 1*1 mn," lha ,,,•1,1 l« n**e>a 1, • , 1 1I, ,. . i 'I'ii *,*,! in tha d 10*1 " • «., >1 may Il r.l $ * 1 I'M1M! h hoard croIi, |< I t '•,l i,i i i i ii *i in ,.| O llier purpoae* '* In I* m * M - '. ,.,,,ton on f|i.allfl, ii tint* "1 Til V , x, ,,„,. hnniralca'I f i •V*kMCI - In *•’nleo.lr.l that non* f,»4pUVIM'* 1*1 '*!'el 1V a n n u l would 4Hlll.lt 1 Mi , I,,,, ihe burden “ I'ri \ IM ■ t hv ui.lilile.lneii upon ............... in.'i| titvahlr pro1 <1 •i ft l- tin \ would reap tho 1' nod • •up * the rrsponsl1" i ■ 11 tin- d rill hi ep rtirncd t*» the ro n d o r Du ji1 1 ' ■* u i u - o h stttu ilo n o v i n iliij'v opinion, but Mil 11A I m 11-*'I n hi ( hooi/ed h ll atni.i.li oti «>n f r e e h o l d e r r|Ueatlon. u i r Al "\VKATIIER* Tolephom* Km ploy c s Are Honored At Bant|U(>f For Making 1500 Quota u n p r o v e f n e n t" th«* Touch! on till under tke iu n d e r off the Pamphlet DiHcusHed A t Jaycee Meeting Klruy Delgado lead rxeernl* from h pamphlet titled "Von Can Defend A m erlci.” Inst night st t i a regular meeting of the Junior Chamber nf Commerce a t the Hotel Mayfair. The p a rt the average citis.-n can play in combating the fifth column menace we* pointed out. and those present ware urged not Hun Hud iin p lo , . i t , honor f'ucst.t l M au.f.'hl, A H'" llavl*. T. V. T i ll phone 1 iwiil'miv were hou Heard, ami A B Dooley* Or* •ii*i*i eu rsts » r r r Mbs Lillian ored r.l ti Imrnpiet Monday ru jh i Wade, J A Money ham, Pat Culp* st Hu Hotel M ayfair lo r reach Raymond Reynolds. K, C . D a vit, 111ur their untiln of I fklMI telnphomo Ihder (irre ji arid ftcnrire Otleait. Sunford employ era of the 0(11 in liperoiPm in the n t v District tra ffic iriitmiKvr, T F tiavi*. and of the occasion, were; M anager W T Kwinir, itistrlci phini chief V V Turner. K W. r.n n g ra , Iwth of Orlando* were hosts at Mr* A lice Calhoun, Mre. C . B. the n ffeir held in the private Durak, Mr*. C P. l^ n lc r , t i n . din in if room of the hotel. Alton Guntur, Mre. A llen K ta tE ve ry rm (i|oyvt of the local brcll, MIm S u lla Ronger, Mia* company has taken part in thr Thco Vickery, MU* Thrim * T n v dflvo to reach the r o s I of 1500 ritr. Mr*. Bart* Brrctlrn, Mr*. I# telcphunct, the irreatest number tn operation ia Banford slnrt 1P27* 0 para tors, of/lca w orken end all connected with lha firm were rraponslhla a t talesm en, the office reported. Me inbe re of Ula telephone comfrom Jackeonvilla who wens to (he banquet w ere: W. T Shepherd. M r. U. H. Laweart, M n. Aims Neva*, Mrs. MaSg* Itlgney, Mre. E. V. Turner, MIm Y .raa Woodcock, MIm Hobo and MU* Audrey Naeee. V A Following tho dinner * ' * ' * Davie lad D u group tn a 1 *. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 15, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6ab947d3ea304830409c7f70714dbf7c.pdf b767d03bd87549371121a33acfc3c877 PDF Text Text i*8 Office Equipment Ca w-' A- * �Seminole C ounty Products More FruW And VeuelaWea Than Any Sim ilar A rea In Florldn SA N FO RD , F L O R ID A , NUMRER 19* Member Associated Press Ml S!!!! British Forces Hurl Back Nazis In Northern Greece, London Says F o u r Y e a rs srence in Earn* r» Of Northern, Proposed Seminole County Hospital Yugosluv Counter-At­ tack Is Reported U nderW ay Southeast Of B elgrade Serb Capture Of Durazzo Is Seen Army Of Nile Falls Rack To P repare For Defense Line Troop 5 W a First'O rgi State, Cli Uing provident Rooeavelt to p u r. ehaaa foreign ship* ImmcUilUod fat American porta. ■ SotUtm ant of tho Font Motor CO. atrtk# and o tb tr dUpataa reta rd ln i defense production, aharp. far d i u f t d tba labor altuation While congressional a d lrlU a i war* fay an Eaator holiday lulL Thar* n i a ( a u r a l dl<poaltlon to both Ifauaaa against acting to prohibit i i x 1* tin* ■I.TON J . MoUGHTObl it- a«ut-n««T Shown above la a fro n t elevation »kctch of Seminole Connty*a propoaad new hoapltal, prapare} by Elton J Moughton. architect. Tha atructure will ha** a rapacity of .111 beda, and Monkey Island H as E aster Egg Hunt O ffers R ejected , nopraaaniauv* aaarun uses or Tnpaa, chairman of th a utwAmariCM. fro u p , pcralatoitUy ha» charged th a t Comrauniato a n Prorobin* dafanaa strike*. J , Edgar Kooror, dlractor of th a FB I, do. clip ad to raraal tho outcome - of 3-m*o Inquiries facto |h U phase * t tho situation holding th a t It other modern facilities arc ulsu provided, lit aid, to pa) Up bounty's ahara erf the ru il of the project ttave ln'iii lasuril «ml will ba offered for »*lc in about « month F o r S em inole'sH ospital Bonds A nother Sale Will Be Held In About 30 Days, H erndon Says coo, hot w o t rejected boeaum o p t WO* ondar p a r and tha other wa* racahrad too lata. O. P. Now Officers Are Installed By Elks Hamdon, cleric, aald today. Convicts (C ost Four Lives jw. h /■osamwa.N. S r " * r!», a apt it — .V M . long-tgim coorlcta who "hot riutfr w ay Pot of tha Blow flip# Prison Infirm ary In a sensation*] btoak which coot four »«■ eaptutwd * few hour* tator today la th e wood* a e m a th - Hodaoa Rhror. Tho convict*. Japeph Kiordan an4 Charla* M M JaK both a n d tr robbery l on tan ch*. wero oaroarad )>*"»*■*»*« o f atMLmon poasa. Tho dead war* John H art/d a , L efflerN i Tha m a t bid araa offarod by AtwUI and Company and John W. Clarita. Inf-, of Miami Daarh, for fOMJO. Tha board " I I not authorised to accept any bid mu d ar p a r and turnad down thla bid, Mr, Herndon aakl. Tho oiul bid, from E. U. A .bc-r.ft nf tha Cltlaana Bank a t Tltu**i11o. off*rad p a r and inter*-*!. but wa* aobmittod a fta r the 8:00 o'clock A nother bond aala will bo hold In about 80 daye. Mr. Htm tlon sold, a fte r the b r u t h « , kacn re. ad vert lied. T h a t tha bond* wafa not sold ■hoold n o t ba taken a* an Indi­ cation th a t Bamlnol* County a flnancoa a ra n o t In food shape, Mr. Hamdon pointed,, out. declar. inif th a t th b b not a criterion "O ur g eneral County obllgn. tiona ora now anotod a t HOT. or 87 OT*r p a r," Mr. Hamdon a*'d. “because th e mlllaya th a t can I* Ia rt ad fo r general County oblla-i- to tw o mills, and th b m ust coyer tba m atatoninee of th* hospital, and a a u ffk tao t amount to cro• to an tntoraat k n d alnking fond. I t waa pointed o ut th a t bond* Uanod . under a limited mUtag* war# n o t aa acceptable to pura* thaaa leaned under, a ra te th a t can ha tocreased to nlture Group A ttend M eeting , B all/, chairman kmm ttto* of th* trvlaor of th* u s e d to ettowd maattog of tit* ‘.ToriSu a £. \« t% itffict-rs nf the F’lki I Htrn iinmlnIJi-tl t nilay flight it itie* Klhi C’luh u i Hi vlsltlnr i.rntlir-1 • f rt tin l>i 'Lurid, New Sun me Iin \ Iiitia Itf-JM h end Of* In mli i nttiTiciiiiir InlU o II T ii It oft of Dayton* fti Ni h offi. tele.l nt Dir InsU lla. lion ii ■i'itcd f V II 11, Buck* VViIIiom H Butler, J r , mid i«v* S cant of the f l n l annual E aatcr rgg hunt that draw a crowd' of between a ir and tavni thousand people yeitcrtlay afternoon to arc tha almtan cltlicna of Monkey Ialarfd acramble a lte r hard-boiled »ff> hidden around the rock, und trace and araffoldiiif aurroundlng the l"K Troops U ndertake Bridge Problems About 040 man o( the dial “Htale" p iv liln n , 100th Enyinrar* began a rrlrln g In Ban. fm d about 8:00 o'clock Ihla afternoon to begin a taalk al p'libtcm in ferrying on Lsku Munro*. Th* raravan, which ,pant thv weekend In Tampa and built n pontoon bridge acraaa the lillu b o rough BlVar, will »iu nd ;h » night bar* and i*. turn to Cbmp Blending Tnaaday morning, it waa announced. Aaaault boat* and portable foot bridge* war* aipacU d to be built fay th* men on U b Mocwm. E h rout* to Camp Banding tomorrow morning, th* p ractittb U ltr of the Army* rahin home. The norelly purty, aruunln* Intel m l through advance nut Ire In the loral ami atnto paper*, brought m u t, peraona to the mo than have ever beforr viaitid it xnce Its In glMltlng. Monkey Island Citizens Play Before Full House In Novel Easter Egg Hunt I I ..... itt,(nlli'il were: | ... Ituim r. I'tn ltn l n ilrr; U 1 | .■st'i im-.l leading knight; , '|nu<|i H u.. deem ed loyal ' ini-ill I' i Ii i Thur-ton, r«teem*d I... iiirin.i knight; W J Thigpen, •I. I. in r ,, .1ii Iiii (1 llniiler, traasiii r Si I'lair < non-run. eiqulrat W ater,. tilrr: Clifford lti%11 -1■fi. rhnpldiu: J. It. K tuart, iiiTii't gourd IV II Hells, truataa) till!IV KuiMI. organist, and •!ii'iimii' representative to tha liriiiul ] iijyi1, Edmund Malach­ ite fresh menl* were acrvtd fol» low mg ib r jn rtaRation.____ - Hi a byiini l, itmwlirig a n n iiia of delight in mi Ibr crowd, A fler tlir fun of th r hunt, which la-lril uhoul an hour, the visitor, w atted around the o n peering into cage*, feeding thr W eller T Dean and M itt Iran* animal* peanut, mid marveling at .S IlmjAliin^^both nf M aitland, th* Boclegtrul diapley until It he nor. rrlag* license Came too dark to are. O ut-o’ it iheyrtVurt |lo u ,r Balurrlay. •tate c a r, and out-of-town rm Wolilii I. Aldrich will give * war* parked on every street will. ■pit. »o light b ulls t.t the meatIn ■ radio, of Hire* blocks. Advance notice of th r event log of .Scout Troop Ht) at th* hail been ,rn t out by way of a ItunlMt Church an n ci tonight a t wlr* new, service and l»,t 7 30 o'clock night paper, and wire tr r v l r o The regular meeting of S an. war* rending In telegram* a,k Ing coverage on tha unusual par font l.odge N" HZ. E. A A. M., ,vtll he held Tueadav night a t Th* hunt was given such an H:Ot) ti'rlock. C. Ii- Wtaccop, sea*, enthusiastic reaponae th a t Mr. vhipful imialcr, aald today. RaCUMoughton has promised to mak» lar business will be tran aaeiw it a n annual affair. The m onkn* d e p ite the fact th at soma of Um mad* no comment this morning officers util he a t the convention about th# party. They were n o In St Petersburg. Mr. WltMUg tired from the full day and lor added. full to b« bothered. E II. l,su*d §a K. ||. Comp sea* w a. Issued building |,crm lt a t tba C tly H *0 Raturday to repair a houao M Ninth B tract and Poplar Avg» ou* c t a coat of 118. Andrew fl * .ff f* N*w York J a r re , waa leaned a perm it 7 * ' DUBLIN, A pr. 14 — Pro- build a fram e dwelling an ■«*• new raata, Mr. a ad Mr*. Edward H W m ior Barnett De V alera aald In Iran Ik S treet a t a, coat Kiiled appkaamen of mom Naat- * b re a d m it yaatorday th a t plan* Mr*. Maria Bchneldar waa Im m 4 AMmhlari LglUwg r t |r l lf l p |li a f In fo r tha rraaBatlosi o f sea men a perm it to repair tba n e t t i l and ehUdran from E ire town* building on Elm AyoM*, batw aM m aat -bo camplotod w ithout do- Last Rites Are Held For M issCedle Hlrt S '.’ j t p t t Between at* und .even thou­ sand people, the largest crowd ever to visit the Municipal Zor, watched Ihe a tit lea uf the chat, taring, scrambling resident* of Mookey Island holding their first E s ite r egg hunt yesterday a fte r­ noon. Jam es Moughton, park su ­ perintendent, declared today. Egg* were hlailen In tha rocks bordering tha island and high up on tha aeaffuldlng at 11:00 o’clock la th* aftarnoon hut tha hungry horde wa* loo n e tte d to w ait fur a signal and want a fta r tha eggs right away. Praachar. grey spider monkey, proved himself th* rharnp of th# * t r eater# kng at* so many that paopla looked a t hi* alarm ingly •apanding girth and wondered If b« would read o eoraoL Bttay-Q, tho black spldor monk ty , ontared rig h t into tba aplr* it o f too p arty and a fta r fin tahtog th* #*«» wrapped In paper bog*, p u t tho bag* on h e r head City News B riefs ty- Defeated Nations Will De Valera Calls For RIlw, Spokesmen State Eire Evacuation Plans roEK, Apr. u-ury~ LOCAL WEA1 [ •» �HAtfTGM a r e b ro k en go th e y do m e a n * K O IK IS , A pr. 14 - i f ) — sty sawthwest - calc t W id tSrnadle proportions lit I a n nlns sm slt planes loom theta ■ i i Hi h a t . t h e Dm * airp o rt yesterday, destrcy- K thijr eomethlnr, but oererwhavthey eeem to lie butane* It tow not necwerUy D. V arner, Orlando lussla hope* will molt in war 'with the MO, M lodfc M RuaslA mlgjit ot> ill# .the eoathern operation wu that thia neutrality pact is no tndouni W ine, Gin, Cordlala, e t t , chow that the war may aoc i> kicking his backdoor by FAMED ASTliOWOMElt DtE8 i accept their role In thia' mthay hate Very vital Inear n i t which aw endedthe aOUthehit. Either they ecalnat Germany or they mte to then and an anx_________ rvT.___ ■ ■ r _In the Par Eaat seeure- CAMBRIDGE. « « . , Apr. U 4V ~ Frio IwIlT.fr. Phwi. i S f i i Dr. Auabt Jum p Cannon. Hathef Arcade ioun to have th e ir own b h c ljl y locked before th ey become enguged In a d eath stru g g le M A T . A M O L 14, 1M I tlana also krioW that thia treaty with Japan Bfgreeeleii from that it It will give the Jeps /thug Immediately hecom. aohn vHth the Dutch and While thus engaged Japan ten Russia no matter, how s In Itself — VERSB roB TODAY source. B lit ___ courage to expand to th e W iTO W IN .' TnU t le die Jiig engaged in w a r w lth 'l end do food i m th .lt thou possibly.W ith th d U nited t hi the land, aftd v*Hlr thou O o r .a h o p I a t w e 0 p v * t lo m a k e a n y r e g a i n f a r m m a c h in e r y , t r a i l e r o t h e r e q u ip m e n t. ., m ig h t l u v . b n - Id n o rth .™ ■I * ’ 1* » *a* t *«1 Mill SnppHeo Uh. ifi dclng'. m u th h i In Irrita tio n 1 / ■ i*>. *.>d»1 it* t to csiicyrd; Of one thing we can I Japan and Ruaab means I heat out of village* oh the march, this time 5 ^ stand new.poflshad American possessions. Am have to make Up their mil la, P th e E xpert Welding United M ACHINE I f f .* * th li tre a ty between will aoou again be Utgeroualy close to if .thia Country will f a r t going to do LATURVN CRAVENS C urrent Comment A B S O L U T E A U C TIO N By AGNEW W E IJin, . SEASHORE LOTS A GaUup survey shows that person, a bamboo . tuba, Joint American, parents voted on ram- ee.led a t an* end and Into which Uy else preference* m follows; far the spirit of the dying person |e one child, b u t'o n e percent) Awo supposed to pa*a> It is then eealtd or more, St percent; far three end kept In the house in the be­ or four the vote who Tt tor ysrh. lief that the spirit thus remain* Then come* the decline, btiLjd* with them. The belief of the percent voting for five children America Indian In a Great Spirit though eight percent Wf3|e,l In wen known to >11, N eill fn South America S y « t* m * 75 thaM lotd a rt either on the Ocean Boulevard or M arty. F L A G L E R BEACH hara baap commissioned to Mil TS lo t. a t afcaatdta ana. IA G LER B ' 71, . ! There’ere many who think that ■0.1 • m t i . '& g v w ir, W, became .It la i» t UelrftritIWW * ; A P R IL t t . 18, 19, A T 8 !i» P . l C 1» I L V - 5* iM rto K , and homes m a l ty .- n. dnCfairttr • .'* • H ;. , 2s: - « 8 hfUwdm,_ fly without riving attvartU lng is to fore* rrts s te K tO Adbpt compahtM M SB* f i i i i r f u l l bliSL The poylUeely deafening, k ep t rem lng closer Suddenly they w ant i r dive and o u r eAr ahndet broken. This eeVthooghL And than Iropped b at tin v fell revonet *lebe. I t WW lesqalta o f eumrnef, ■soft .an d i .1 ijtV '.’J ,* ■lander''thread. Raceme they #k we did na»> Pender them rnipt and eunklent aid In their ank <wnr, word cornea from mad th a t. tba. loyalist French r feeling more bittern*** to. rd u* than at* the lullana a have greater causa for rv. itment. Here la hoping they da I n t « te return the Statue Liberty. Maybe they will soon 1 aver their peeves: they're mercurell and temperamental Marigold* are particularly a d a p ts ! to Florida soil. David Burpee, a femous Philadelphia d W tW e arlat, euccoeded In dm atm ing »unroe* between the ijtwf u ti prunoM peeted to toll llenrick men today that H, wll to recognise Mm as ml the Danish people and defiance df'n C “foreign office telgram him home.' Da K auffm an recelrwl cell ordet, signed only rifle*," three days a fte r g u a [O R E R a M IL E S Y O U R S A V I N G S IN G A SO LIN E B ILL S of s number The eiptseaton of Ueas fay means of plctare* la about as old la thia humad suae although IvtV srilstry turned more t* d n •*making with material HmU tattoos. Tha smlynt Egyptian* i*4 a‘»-* if A*. ^ iloaasi mmaim •D u re tO T �% o r l. h.t f T B B K U tM K D 14, 1*41 Social A n d Personal Activities % MONDAY , ll te S a n d h i fo r B ritain Club vfD aponaor a boncfit t ridge and China*# checker* p arty a t tha H a u l M ayfair a t 8:00 P. M. Tha pnbUa U u rged-to attend. # . T ha Bnainaaa Woman'a Clrcla «HB M a t w ith l l i i J . a A yart a t Loagwaad a t S:00 P. M. F TUR8 DAT t «Sawing aaaalona will eonthroa ifor tha Bad C m a a t tha W o n . f an’a Club from I'JO P. U . until • J O P. M. w ith tha J a ilo r Worn. M 'a Club no sponsor*. : WBDNKHDAT T h a n will ha a daasert bridge a t tha Woman’* Club beginning _ a t ltM o’clock with Mr*. J. W. • Lylaa, Mr*. J . a Courier. Mrs. A . C. Thamaa and M n . Meble E atrtdg* aa hoaUtac*. Hawing aaaaiotu will continue T ar tha Rad Croat in the Wom­ a n ’* Ctoh from 9:10 A. M. until • ll l t M A. M. Mr*. Makle E itrida* WUI bo tha aponaor. J THUR8DAT Tha regular meeting of Semi* pale Chapter Two, O. E. S. will b* bald in lb* Maaonle Hall at m Y a » P . M. Sawing aaaalona will continue fo r tha Red Croaa In tha W om­ an’* Club from 1:30 P. M. until B tM .P . M. with Mr*. S t Clair White sponsoring. FRIDAY B . Sawing aaaalona will continue . n r tho Rad Cro*a la Ui* Woman'a Club from 9:30 until 11:10 A. M. M n . Roy TUIla Is aponaor. H arriett Robinson*' Weds Roy AdkinB A m arriage of much Intereet to 148 their friends is th a t of Miss li a r , riett Elixat-eUi Robinson and Ro; Adklne of Charleston, 8. C-- whlc! was performed on Saturday, Apr, B, In the presence of the immedla te family and cloea friends. Mrs. Adkins is the eldest dr.ughter of Mr. end Mrs. John R. Robinson, and has made S an. Meade Fox la III at hla home on font her home since early child* M jrrtk Avenue. hood. Mr. Adkins is a former res. ident of Jacksonrllle, but is now Friends of Mrs. J . H. Colelough employed In the shipyards of will be sorry to loam of her 111 Charleston, 8. C_ where tha ness at her home in Rose Court. couple will make their future home. Mr. and Mr*. E. M. 8w atm spont 1 the day yesterday in CoOoa as the j D p f l H P r t R r i H c r n I a gum U of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph U e 8 8 e r l t r i a g e I n T tl c p b o a a M B S . L O U R IN E B E A L , S o d e t y E d it o r -n^w . i-r*.' jrfc-S. al Calendar mdTALB, SlKFORn ru o M P j~> Victor Wesslund, Eunice Tyler Wed Mias Eunice T rier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W arren Tyler, 1317 Military 8tr**t, P ort Huron. Mich., became tha bride of Victor Wcaalund, son of Mr. and Mr*. John W ttalund, Grand K apids^t a ■men* Apr. 9, In Goulden Memorial Cha pel, Grace Episcopal Church, Port Huron. The Rar. A. E. D u. plan read the rites In tha pro. arnre of members of tha fam ily and rloae friends of the couple. A sm art beige suit with n a ry hat and accessories era* the bride'* choice of a ttire. 8he wore a nut pie orchid on th* shoulder of her suit. Miss Virginia' Tyler, slater of th* bride, and H arry Wetalund, brother of th* groom, were th* only attendants. Mia* Tyler -choee for th* occasion a n ary frock trimmed with touches of pink th a t matched h er corsage of pink roaebuds. A n a ry and whit* ensemble and a corsage of,.white gardenias was Mr*. Tyler's choice of attlro for her daughter’s wedding. • Mr*. Wesslund, mother of th* groom, wore a black ensemble with matching accessories. H er corsage was of whit* gardenias. A wadding breakfast a t the Rlus W ater Tea Room followed the ceremony. Tha ta ll* ama can. tcred with th* traditional tiarad wedding cake which was topped With a diminutive miniature rouple. Bowls o f pink and shit* flower* and pink candles com­ pleted the tablo decorations. A fter a abort honeymoon In Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Wetalund will make their home a t 1003 Ninth Stree. Port HurON. Mm. Wetalund is a form er r*.' sident of Sanford, where ah* a t­ tended the local schools, gradual. Ing In the class of 1930. She la granddaughter of Mr. and Mr* Charles U. Tyler of Sanford. Personals m*w,r' i Planned Wednesday Dr. and Mm. A. W. Knox The Social departm ent of the and Miss Muriel Knox apent a Woman'a Club la sponsoring a few days last week a t Camp deree'rt (ridge at the flub house Blandlng. on Oak Avenue Wednesday a fte r, noon a t 1:30 o'clock, for mere, Mr. and Mm. Monnla H arriott bera of the club. b a rs relum ed from Palatka There will be games of Chinese w here they spent the weekend checkers for those who do not with relatives. ear* to play bridge. Hostesses for the party Include Miss Marian Eatrtdge left to. Mrs. J. W. Lyles, Mrs. J. F„ day for Columbia, J*. C. to a t. Courier, Mm. A. C. Thomas and Reserve, land the conference of the Fede­ Mm. Mahl* Estridg*. lions may be made by telephon­ ral Land Bank. ing 79-J. Mr. and Mm. Iloyt Woodward and son spent the weedend In Quincy ^ sitin g with Mr. Wood, ward's parents. Mrs. Herndon Talks* On State Meeting Parents Invited To Visit Campus At State College TALI. AIIASPSE, Apr. 14— (Special)—Katbeis anti mothers of *tnd»nt* now a t Florida State College for Women will reeelve n ipeeial Invitation to visit th* cam­ pus the weekend of May 3 for the annusl “Parent* Davti” cele b n tlon whirh has been changed from Fall to Sp-lng. The State College will keen “open house" that weekend with parents free to attend whatever Classes they nl«h and to visit principal buildings of Interest. Opening event will h* a garden party Friday night. May 2, In the Open Air " theater. Climax of the Spring “ Parents the Days" will be crowning of **•* . queen a t 8:00 P. M. S atu r­ May ri day afternoon, May 3. A special feature added to the May Day weekend for the bene­ fit nf the visiting parents will be a pageant ty the college Tarpon Chib of movie fame. The form a. tlon swimmers who appeared In th* G iantland Klee Sportlight W . ____ . sim ilar program earlier the afte r. noon of May 3 under the direc­ tion of Miss Irene Frem d,ofW e*( Palm Beach, new club president. Named queen of tha bathing beaaA May Day dance which Uea at Bondi Beach In Sydney, Aus­ parents will be invited to all in tralia, Doreen Koada was on* nf the will be the dosing event of S atu r­ reason* U. S. tailors did a lot of awimming during the good-will visit day night. May 3. there of American w anhios. General chairman nf Parents Days this year Is Miss Anna Mav I Tracy, dietitian a t Florida State o f th e F lo r id a S t a t e C h a tn l» rr of College and past president of (he C o m m r r r e . T h a t d iv isio n iin tn rd i American D ietrtir Association. i*tely a c t iv a te d it a r lf in b t h iilf oi Other members of the committer F lo r id a in d u «tr ta li* I p . talnilM tinit appointed by President Conradl n u ich d a ta fo r tin* ir o k o rn iiu n t' Of the college include the full ow- P IM fia lU t* In t i e « m rim r i in * him 1 In f m*mb*ni of the faculty an.I «*nn t ra c t in g fie ld s . T h e d a ta r e ­ Staff: Dean R. 1* Kyman, Mr*. m a in * um m *d H o w e v e r, th e kin k nm ittl) M iry II. Alfriend, Mr. Royal Mat- »re I c in ir u n r k n l ou t. Ifcf, MIm Dempsey C rrary. Mia« th ro u g h t h r | mm11111 (g u f N iih.ron Charlotte Steven*. and Mim t r a c t s in rl«Mi’ly k n il m .l u - t n il rom nu»niht"» W lm t tin ml Rachel Pitchfonl. Mm. O. C. Sabin and two daughters of Cleveland. Ohio, Mm. B. C. Moore entertained h are arrived at the Hotel May- the member* of Central Circle fa ir to spend several weeks. of the Sanford Garden Club a t her home on East Second S treet Mlsa Virginia Ford ha* re ­ Friday morning. Mrs. O. P. Herndon of th* turned to Tallshassee a fte r spendIng the weekend with her pa- Atalea Circle gave i n interest. rent*. Mr. and Mm. C. P. Ford Ing amount of the meeting of th* Federation nf Gnrdrn (Tubs which 1 Mr. and Mm. Byrd J. Goode was held in Sarasota recently. h a re returned to the Goodenough An exchi nse of plants were m m it t«» F h 'iit in n kmmti« to Cottage on Twin I-akr* a fte r made l y the m em ber, present. •rp n The next meet In.- will be in spending the w inter month's nt \ **|irnnr ronti act»«r" i< mu the form nf a luncheon at th# the Hotel Mayfair. hnvlna m|*i *i *1' intiit I\ fMkiihhi home of Mrs. II. M. I’apworth. inorr In tlrfnipr tifilrr* Tlir All member# were urged I v Mm. Mm. ]|. II Morgan had aa her • S i« urging Hir«i' rmiiia- l<>u ' gueala yesterday afternoon, Mm. Papwnrth, general chairman for I " f a r m o u t" t v h r r r v r i il i Evelyn G arrett and children, Jean the benefit party for the Bun. h lr , th n l tlrfp n »i' iiiim 'I inum and Billy and Mr*. W. F. Wea­ dies fur Britain, tn Mtend the I p ip r i il. il ( 't»nl rn rtiti p :t • party. therford, of Del-and. to *r« t h r ptiint ( h ir |. \ Meml-er* present were: Mm. JACfc-RONVIM IC. Anr. It Frank Cowle. end G u r Wood G. E. Rollins. Mr.. II. W. Ruck­ ( P n w e l . l t . “ I D ' l e - l „ s , m r r i „ thut t h r \ h i t tim in ' t tilt * l «• fu lfil w ith in i l l IflN ii \ il. h rrr have returned from Jacksonville er, .Mm. II. W Turner, Mm. A. w vit.hle- I I , . . 1.1 Nancy Williams, daughter o f where they snenl the weekend J. Peterson, Mrs. II M. P ap. r n n v •*«rd F ’ori.U'a rrn n ru n v in t r r i. I« I n v r h r r n h n n l to Mr. and Mr*. R. A. William*, out of h i . S n tn ll p I m ii I m a r m I Inn «p*l Mr. and Mrs Guy D. Wood, worth, Mrs. George II. McCall, ro ln r lo lx* sa n e • selection from W alt Die. With Mm. 1-e* It. Lesher, Mrs. Zeb jn e r unloufi %»o find n pw on Hr Ip g m m r t l Iff Ink*- iif 1 i«ta *1ti««*• I Sr., on Riverside. ney’a “Snow White and th* Ratliff, Mrs. F. K. Bolt and a for our m rrrhan.liar a n t Ulx>r of lih irp rtn ta n o .I g r l in ln ( • Mr. apd Mrs. Ralph Btaw art of Keren Dwarf*" a t tha meeting of Mitim r» i. aJM mak<* Her of iin<1rvr|o|>od ilu c lm n In Rtfinr h im Mlsa Betty Herndon of Ft. visitor. Mm. Herndon. i f # anno announcing the arrival the Ceelllan Music Club which MMirr.' of iv n m f *' Mr T olrr i« v* I x h ilitv »■ In* k in g , n • w it *• , * f Jt_ao«, born this ro o m in g In waa held In the Fannie 8. Mun, « v em . wbo Is a tte n d in ' th* |o3reruti\r vlcr nrrpMmt of thr pk 1 1l.-.l w nrktrr* Florida S tate College for WornH ospital r if r t ilA S t n t r « hpn*!** i - in lia ll I on Myrtl* Avenug . riorM a .Stair f'ham brr of Com. was th* w n k . I fco< rrsa (labored as iturdeJ afternoon, 8hg Waa s c . en IIIv I’ lm i* i r s i n t to kr«*|i up *\»ih tin fr r end visitor of Mies Dorothy Ka Dhrathy Wi -ompanled a t th» piano h i M yra HTT l# ’i (wieral gov j ra|m ■ t m o u ’in . m i of Ixii hr iir in ir• t amid Aim'Moatlrwaitd. ‘ --------rm rnent during Ih last seven, 'h'flarj Growth o f city population In ... Joyce Goods peed announced tha I , Final arrangem ents have been mnnlhs hr t startrit th r cniislruc " Mrs. W alU r Edenfiald and th# |g at decade sraa 7.9 percent following program : rnmpletcd for the Bundle# fori*'°u #f 781 nc« faciorirs si n " > 'r rvn I ................ . I prufil scom pared w ith YT.I, percent In Elfin March, Kern — France* daughter, B arbara, apent the Eas­ Britain Benefit llridir.B ingo P ar / n*t of over l»n billion dollar.; ] in «t ,l“' '•>••>< inrulte r weekend In Jacksonville at j t a U N 'to T tM -IO , according to Mae C olh ............- I'rmg guaata of Mrs. E denflelds ty which Is Ix'lrv held (hla eve-<,h », *• is nn» Inoklnr for ?00 in , *‘ l - '»'»••> Vala* Cherle, Rovenger — th* aon-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and nlng a t 8:00 o'clock In the Ma\- nr marc additional fartnrv Iocs, 'ow n net 1-01111111"Ionise Clark tiona, division rr|»-rtc The Captain’s March. Hopklna Mrm. Louis R letta, and son, Lnf- fair Hotel. Florida, he rdded. Ii«« not been " Th,‘ '" ''" r '' 1Thera will Iw a total of :.0 tln. * — Deity Jean Sheppard tabic, of games Inrluding in nd. nhlc to reach the o«r> of ih r men •*"' rapuhO "• I' Plucky Pigwidgron, Copeland— in Washington who arc spendl'ig Glo’' II 'l'" ‘ i* Mlaa Ellaabath Dyson, student ditlon to bridge, ('bines* cheek. Irma Hlalhewa prt -| im ra tio n I.efrnae mnnie* W alts. Chopin — Peggy Pippin a t C oktr Collage, H artsrille, S. • n , Mah Jong and rummy k Hnurt* “ Nat half # doien of lb Bong "Buddle-uddle-um <Jum,“ C., attended th* PI Kappa I’hl total of 53 p r iir t lave been do­ foclorle. have iieon located I'llr | P > r » f ' In I * IlM ’lt 'l O ff M l ' t by Ih* merchants and Indl. Churchill — N tncy William*, ac. houeeparty o f the University of nated it. mi r«’»pgr< ibe aouibeast.'' Mr Golee assert - 1 fuottng'. cnmpanled by Myra Ann South­ South Carolina which was held at viduals nf Sanfnnl. Fiitfiaml wil to the ih-niaiid M n. C. F. I’roctor. chairman ed “Not nne In Florida " Ocean Dritre, 8. C.. over the ward. for ro n tra rt bridge, will call two! "None will be," h» emphnsited, 1 make <>n I weekend. M aturka, F.lla Kottora — Plano game* of scrccnn promptly a i i ‘'unlcaa we Floridians rnnrerfi other fi»sl piod I, Emily Mathew*. Plano II, Mias everyone i s 1our*al?cs with the sellinr lob utl billion .lolls.Mlaa Lnilan Adams, Mm. 8:00 o'clock and annle Reba Munson. band. We must sell our slate, the It S , l.o. Over Th* W a r n , G rant.S haef. Maym* Mere Hodgkin and Mm. minds should be J nwal 12 iiionll. Alice A ahdtwn h a re returped to far. . dolnr this 10b for I alii Plano I — Mary Ann Golloway Tallahaaae# wham they are stay- secured their tickets Il was n, ,nt .1it*asklngtnn " e cannot affonl In wait on. I You don't I •w \% • a l a m iiiin get Piano II — Kay UoltxcUw Ing during th* lagtalatur* act- nouncad that they might lil order takes place of ronfiisi.. 1 1of gold then 1 V * hi 11 |>ili nf them a t the door this evening Plano l i t —» Olrv* Ann Adam* »lon, a fte r spending the weekend I • Ir tl l»\ The rontrs. '< | dirt until il" and reservation, are not naees- In Washington. Hong of th* Wind. Barnard with th alr respective families. will have been lei when that trained ey. - I I il I* till* |N»Ml|«lt earjr. Bamaa — Marjorie Ann flhep. ■■ %y1 It >||l Ml MI 11 HII token • » th. Refreshments will he served at «to»a Is raarhed " p a rt 1 • I Mrs. B. A. Kant and daughter, F lo t illa S la li ila warned that art.on m,.-t m ilter of MoonljtM Sonata, Beethoven— C crolm , of W inter Park, Mr. tha conclusion of the games by take place within the nest .10 Chamhei of 1 lilt l i T 1 k R| i'll'* phi Alpha Kappa sorority Elisa bath Pippin and Mr*. O. L. W alkrr and two tha 1 Ii w ihtmi ln«i dsya, or th a t Florida hand, will I m iller m.-t *' Adagio Bo.lanuto, Allagrctt children of Stark*, and H arry member* of which Miss Muriel not f*el any of the seven billion I week, and g«'« ii- fn iln r» p iiif*' Knox I* president. Ellxabcth Pippin Jo* Mlnarlk of 8tataon U nlveril­ to lln n now flowing from •h e1'" ». * ••! whirl' t ill I n* m l I >m| i |< re ly In Dal—ad, ware t i e weekend in Ihr I rirlilalto r ii«kintf for a* defeat* spigot. guaata o f Mr. and M n . M. Mlnar­ “ New Indus I rv Is urgent ly annual niiprojn. linn «f $|0.04W lk. need*d In Florida," Mr. Golee with w*hicli to Imvin Ihr Biirvrvconcluded, “to help lueinrss and in r of I’loritin Th* Bor. W . E. Emanuel and Il wan ailm ilt"! Iv »B p arlu l Isborbig men carry the additional daughter, la th e r , and Mr. and panU H al H i.' *11111 of money Mia, M. E. Friend waa boat*., las burdens defense preparations wouldn't tnukr *• ili'nt, l»ut it war Mr*. J , a Richardson h a r t re Imposing upon us." turnad to th alr home In Tampa a t bar kome on Magnolia Avenue areSeveral pages of advertising frit that Bonn «r>-tillIllation o' a fte r spending n few days In Friday evening to the members featuring Florida will appear in tha Idra that H.«< *urvry I* ur o f tha Wesleyan Barrie* Guild of Canal Ban*, recently * M **- Sanford an d atten d in g th* w*d3Ml South American newspapers gently n m ln l nnmuIiI r«**ull frorr a lac tad president of th e B aptist d Ing ^af^Prg^t* McTear and B*r. tha Mathadlat Church for Its re g ­ and magaslnes in the near future. th r effort u lar meeting. 8 Indent Union n t Florida Btata You n.ti t *• B a inanufaclurrr Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker presid­ Tourist appeal will dominate the or a i»roB|»rrti% r faun B rttlrr Collage Ih r W oven. Th* organropy, according to the State Mr*, d a ra n e a C a rter Nice has ed over th* boilnasa session and Chamber which organisation. Mr. or rv rn folk* al home—on what xation lncludaa about 400 » • » retu rn ed to b a r h o n e a t Jack tb* devotional waa conducted by Got** has announced, h a , been can hr ilmir on « particular nicer ^ S i b e r council of/Wara aloctod BoneOi*. Beach a f t e r spending a Mrs. M. B. Smith. I t sraa decided asked to become tb* sponsoring of lam! until in irntlute hav« tha members to have a rum . made their drirrm inatlona. the to ocrea w ith Mlsa Trno nr* aa week e r paren p arents, ik anti, arlth hWar ts, Mr. and by agency. mag* sale a t tha Chlldr* Store Mr*. J . R. 11In term la t«r a t tb* Tho advertising will >* paid chairman of thr nnnmitt*#. II. I Catharlna Adams, Oeala, Hotel M ayfair. 8 b* waa accom- On Beordall Avenue n est Bator- for by th* United States govern­ U o u 1 ir g r r nf Miami, d n la rrtl day. ' Lucille pan lad by kor aaolhar and aunt, Ilankrr* and n o l r»lata datlMrs. C haster Daniel and Mis* ment. through the InU r-A m rrl. epa, he taaerlrd, -hould be »’ Mlifl 1llnncho Kannady. Lucil* Johnson w ere welcomed as can Travel Committee of tho na­ much Interested in a aoll atudy tional organisation, hraded by visitor* n t tha meeting. Mr. and Mr*. C. V. Brum batk, Iraprova aa farmer*. Refresh men La wet* served by b'rlton Bocksfolier. to Mr. and Mr*. B arald B rum batk ta th* following 1 Mrs. the coanmercial and cultural re- • FRENCH OFFICKHH KILLED and Mite - i t a ^ ^ t n r n t f Mr*. Bmlth, Mrs. U. latioaa botwaen tHa nation and Mr*. D saiel, Mlaa ALGIERS. A lg e r ia . Apr. 14 — C . a fte r attendi n — Commandant Henri FellOf Mlaa PeggW “ s w a l i MU. 0 0 0 . jean-Rogrt. air U niso n officer on C. V. BrninTh# “faraaing o a t" #f dafaaa# Mlaa* Ethel prod lietion coo tracts, a aubjact General W aygand'e general ataff which racelvad wide national pub­ In N orth Africa, and five other hilled Thursday licity o a t a4 W ashington, hasn't officer* were thus far, whan a m ilitary transport crash peeg raas tnu __________ to &» Dm research r*h division ed on th* takeoff. Boilianr E .»W atkk W atkhu. fa r Dw Ut • NEW ARRIVALS PA CE TH R B 1 1 " . — Shaft To Be Erected At Umatilla Home For ‘Little Colonel’ April 26 UMATILLA. Apr i-i—(£ | h*. I ria l!—A monument to thr mrm. °rjr of UnarH Jonr«, known **thr llttlr rolonrl" nt th r liarry-A n n n Cripplnt rh ilitrrn ‘.8 Ifovnr h rrr will l»r unvrilrtl Apr. ‘-It l.innnt. long n patient at iho homr, dlr<t more than n yrnr ngo *t thr a i r of I t. nftrr having made thousand a of friend*, by mail, all ovrr the United Statr«. Frinripal ronlril tiiorw to thr monument will hr th r i-in-u* folk. wrho*r pympi thy wn« nrninpil nt l.inat«r« plight, mid whose glim , orouw life of Ho -nwdip't lrn.'< ciritod hi* fancy F v ri\ cirrus owner, performer and Inhorrr thronghonl th r t'nitod States chipped in. All knew and loved Ihr “little Colonel * when hr \\n< an inmate of He honpital. SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT RECORDS W arranty Deed* Craehoff, Philip A ^ W. Harry Behr K \V Silver. Frank A W. I.oftge A W I>y*on, F. A. t W. ( ‘rumley A \V. Sellers. Fimoctt To Annie Smith Ito*kr. \ It A W . Vida A. To Vida A. Ilotirr Roll nd. IL W. A W. To Th« Sonirr«et To. T h e m on vim rnt lim h ern d.*- (treenleaf, T. A To \V. P. Burk# A tV. •ig n eti l»y Mi«« I h ir o ih v Itn llo rk Beal l ’atate M o rtfifea •vf E i i e , r a . T h e m i . »ip lo m m h .U Trumley. It. B A W To Covlliff* "k^ rrcteil l y T u v in F o lk * and ton To. F a r ia " a m i tw o n iiirc lu n g r lr . Smith. Annie To Arlerda Myrea phrntw a r e d e p u te d w ith a “ h it Satlafarlion of M ortgafea top* in th e h n c k i round » If I lin e “ T h r L l t t l r T o lo n r l” and tv|« < Vaiiit han, A. J A W . To Mabli* Eppa rt al n am e, d a te o f b irth and de a th Benton. T F A W. To an«| ii f in a l t rib u te . " \ B ra v e Taylor A W. B on \ T r u e F r ie n d *' \N lule he w i * nil in n ia te iff the Cooper, W alter I. To f». land A \V. T r tp p le d T M Id r e ii* ' H o in e . I m if d arranty Deed* collet led r i m i K ila tn and c .iif p ile d Henderson A a « cra p lo o k w h ic h he w ilh d t» la tim rr, Amo« Brown tle o rg e L i u , a M ile -in a ii fo r l i t 1 Deed F r io L it h o g r a p h in g e o n ip itm .l w ho aent h im I i*. f n * t * . in ix p o *. ' D>rd. Harry Jame.4 A w T«» Klrtt Fid Sav A Loan Atan. ter« and w ho kept lift a *•»**. Deed* (Murphy AcL) re « p o n d rn re w ith th. Ind u n til Internal Improvement hi* e a r ly d e a th itl the a g e o f I • Trustees Fund To Thavlie 11. tVIIHama year*. An hU fame •p n a.l, o lh m l T ninfrra r tr To John I . Hall lo n tiiln ted to hn U»..|,, i i n .i i | T nitteea r*e To A. A. (io<!bra folk vialtnl him and wheiieNeri T n n lri’a, etc , to A. B. Slkea. the cirruaen showed mill t'nnilil ' TruRtie*. etc , to Will Jackton ct a. an amliulaiiie wn« m nt to •lie1 al. hospital for l.inari! and he Mpeiil 1 ruatrra, etc , to L. A. Rmwn. the entire flay with hn friend’*. Trustee*, etc ttf Henry Burnett. \ Kentucky govi rnor made him r . i H r C ' , e tc . Iff Truatera Tha 4 Cfdoiiel. helice ln% mcktlMioe, vaiiford A«aemhly of Hod. New Outlets For Labor In Florida Sought By Colec Program Presented By Cecilian Club Fashion Understudy ( fiaiA iu'i lin ip tr n fmi iiutl •r«l” ihr new liArt for ihr corn •»»K " ‘••urn thru ilrtigiird tint «nm prirnt umirr fiiiuon."ll i 4 w am lin e m ugging, collai io|>|>ril u rp iii ul ia)on in ti (Of mu «iiiii wiili fine kniuetl two teiy n in th rlm ii hip (unrli Junior nj»r» will delight in lint tMinrlrM lovely. ^ O 30 Model 114 Last A rrangem ents Made For Benefit T ; ..id th.t th, S anil mnnv other /ovrm oni cor­ responded «»lh him and m a r o n went him official key* to th*lr cillr*. • SKett I nil) rimtlH , topped teflh ifdiiMr n#|, huI / i Ike bt« Model •i'd . W. end I , immll. medium m%d /•'!# yZ GOSSMDj&o/iiL* Last Times Today TUESDAY BARGAIN DAY nsusiii* Program UK till f ACS Wesleyan Guild Han Business M eeting Canal Zone Student Headfl Baptist Union “"fas ,utirS55JS,,Jsr-~.«®. b ifc U yp Mary Jaw etl m p»r of tho TheY0WELLCo. SANFORD, H.OKIDA The YOW ELL Co. yu Nate a* tom orrow '* h ead lin e* . . . tUck a* ■ ru b b e r sw im s u i t . . . as im portant to your (ro o m in g aa a lipstick! //e ra 's tony: * taxa-Loo m eald* la year I n n - hevaase ■A# M c i la U o m o I/ d e m - h e e s a s * lh a Lmtmn faaarta “g lea“/ • Il a a a ’I ta g , IwUt a r rU rdiM SM Slt«/rta< a U stars ettek aver yawr h>y*heaaaaa Mm *a* *1 �LONDON, Apr. H —(AT—Tb* f t T id r ' s a “u s m s* t w a fM > Pw ) • path against the h r O w e British front “M eeting •sterdsy a review of (bo bott other wont b i t roar rather £ t a< K r i ^ uW al w m a l point* mmm. Farm er* Busy xt » — -— —- ru m m a a b *-*■ — -- c * local S t i l l bM rrohit alvo w th at tho ea* gentlemen tied - worn* O A nijcm iX E . m e a t o f th e fo llo w in g sp e cial Is la Lion w ilt ho U n i t e s S r a t I n p o l a r aoaatoa o f th e , l> * te s ro o f th o N a te of F ln r, IS th e y e a r lM t. lo -w lt: Apr. .1 4 - fS p v -Jall-. It** “m tstln g tim e" t v Florida farmer*. . . Prow th* Georgta lino to ML ami and from the Gnlf to . th* Atlantic. fr*m«n ar» mreitog t# i pptblal law r iS if lls f h ■■* >fin n in g th o 1aaa*M*-or re fu n d ■uarr l. tML and.. tnaUfatine I eonflrmlag tho sols el pamo, I vaUAallag an* eoaflnalajr |he Improve Florida avricwltun* and to work to the h*st of their aba* Htos for national defense. Score* of meetings have been hold In comnronltv school housei, mtmty errata' offices, and other place* during the peat few weeks, and others will ha bald during the neat few weeks. The purpose of the meeting, ■-cording to A. P..Spencer, rice director of the Btate Agricultural Extension Serrlrw. la to correlate tb# work of FlorMa'a ogrituL turn I aerrica r.yrnelca and form n unified program with farm without an air DunkarquaJIk* aer o r m a x n o ii to rt- v ro w i r c c u i . o n w c u . b o t ic b bounced that “the prospects are racaJlont," with tha new BritishGreek line fn m the Adriatic to tha Aegean, “absolutel/ oafs" u the week-end Balkan conflict en­ ters what tha Greeks called Ha second Phase. The slashing counter-attacks of •he Yugoslavs, entrapping one en­ tire Neal armored column 3g ntllee eoutk of Belgrade, was era* dlted with slicing tb* German’s thin Ilnaa of communication and ■taring off • full force German A ttack down through M e n a s ' (r gerya unon the left flank ef the Drltlsh-Greek llnr. D' 1M I* * o . P. IIISBIfIXW . C lo rh a f B o ar* C s a a ty O om m laolsnoro, . ftem laolo c o u n ty . F lo rlite._________■ R adios R easona IT euelloat fsataroa now an th* a ir. We * or boos* radio to first das* condition g b . C all m as today! |o ’* & E lectric S ervice AVENUE state for national defense. The meetings get under waj several weeks pttd. when reprarsntatires of th* Kxtcnslon Bere. k-r, Farm Security Administra­ tion, Agricultural Adjustment Administration, Land usa planring, Self Consrrratlen Service, State and faderal forrst scrrlcea, and vocational agriculture work got together at a eerie* of die* trict conference* In various peris of the sir to and outlined the protram for unity of purpose and work. From these confer* cnees the county and home dim. oostrmtlon agents. F8A farm WASHINGTON, Apr. 14—(A1 and horns supervision, AAA com. gloves Is th* annual U. & fac­ S*mahow th# capital ha* a mltteemen, and other worker* tory output, according to the t r a f coming h a t | to ab p ic returned to their respective census. th renewed britliane* on the count!** to call group and com. ranntty meetings for farmers. Y oriaty s ta te s bar* increased Hundred* of farmer* hare at* 44 percent In n n f t M and U tended the meeting* held Uma percent In salsa since 1118. Tb* far, and equally large attendance census rep o rts th a t that* ar* Is egpectcd at those to ko held nearly 17,000 ra ria ty stores An a u th o r iia M r o British s t a la ­ m e n t said t h e Yugoslavs, flglit* S m i M ^ m W a lv c a U a i th * r n w i m i t o f tb « fo llo w in g i p s f U bW tetellon w ill bo ap p llo * f o r U tb * r e g u la r soM lon o f th * l-sg U la io r* o f tb * m a t* of r i s r i e a la th o p o o r 1*11, to-W tti - • A op o rU l lo w m i n e u l l i t s r * m ln ln e Ontario* o f lb # Uonrd of C o u n ty C o m m lsalo asra In b a * fo r Httnlnolo CountyF lo rid * an* a i r m i n g tb * m oth** of p a y m e n t t h o n itr Dot** th is H t h d a y o f April. A* ^TELEPHONE CENTRAL F L A . SCflOOL O F C l l s l a e d , F lorida “A C o ap let* B a g lm * School" Accatutllag, Typowrittay, Bhorl* B ernard M. Baruch In the future. whoa* sals* am ount to only A t th* meetings Ik* farm ers slightly loss th a n one bUBan dot* and firm women learn mere a f th* Importance of Yood nutrition end way* of Improving- health, tli* necessity fo r adjusting crap production to demand, th a tv a lu t of reforests lion of cut-over land*, th* economy of improved pas­ tures for livestock production, tho benefits from diversification where this Is poaslhla. tb* cffL cacy of tsrmful planning In ra* In'Jon to irons aad Und, feodj atern with imi r a n 4 ) U> l i f t _q and our soldier* are pacta ar* excellent, re with bayonet* ar* b* Osrmans and tb* { P iP T S B ffe -rains on Industry, labor >. wag#* aad bona, t sss.te W tir r .'; » 3 jf g f t & S S S Christianity Holds torv, Not no sooner had bo to a breathing m il than h* < hammering away to speed ptunbM a and m itilw aril to “taka the profits aal of Vi This w*a yaars before Oragi 1'w?*1 uv ..* .■ «■ _ M -»>. t V, >•¥ V',1 A •' ' / 4 fiS-Viv.. § t) •*, lii -• T*U-Vu v*jr, t .a' 5 ii flu F ttirc ftg a r® raising ef tames tor U s ear* ■at tha povr, ladlgsaU an* tor assdteal D S T A T IO N BT. s PA R K A V E N U E ' �V •* 'V " ‘u . I,:' '; VixF'hvTVi'n r* ? c - gANFOHP, mjomsut Ihg tfitlr Investment, amounting to bUllMM nT dollar*, and t h u a j curtty.' i* T i n t m t - r i T ro v n r of t n h a n m t J i t t n u n * c t iT o r t h e r r * f t i o r r i.o » ■DA IN AXD FOR ■RMINOl.F c o u n t y n it x iA U . in a . c h a n c k h i. t a u t , P la in t if f . VI. I.II.I.IAN TAIlT, Otfiiidknt. h it r o n n iv n m ij o R o c rt o f p r n u f A T i o t T O : u Ida!AM T A n t . l i m i t r N o *1. A m lfc lu a la , A l a b a m a Y o u a r « h a r a b )’ * U (|irn lt to aft* fwrar In t h a at»*w# ran111 1Wl C o u r t n il tin# i t h d a y o f Mn> 1*41* 111" a a (n r h r I n * a H u la P a y o f paid t o *iiI* In a t m w n to th a b il l o f r o iu t ila lP t b i r a l n (H ad * K * t n * l y o u In an a o tto n f o r d iv o r c e t-“ fc young w riter Inquired MOantly, trying la othak hi* A th a t tha old t a r t would go UK quick and m aj-t* evon Jump Aa C la r k of C lr rn lt p rn v in "F e v e r mind Urn UV». J u it >e t you do llko la s t year. Make <4 paper look foolish. ‘incapable ’ flrat division performance'. M en, ion, la s t y ear araky club n rp iltr r.jw tjf ? ;, A t lo r n a y notu g of lim e hth o th er 7 club* got hot wr/* said Ih* Bags, "o r elad td h o t U nger. So the PhUlle* bad load. W hat settles this ha how Ion# ■ chib can keep n t- h o t. T hey're all good gh elube. Every one of them g e t hot some tim e o r other. * b#f*r o n h it 1 9 tt Daachalt W riter* eiatton o f America wallet gtlaxtdd thinker extracted a f folded sheet of copy-peper. , g atm CM pdtmg man id It betide bta typew riter, , noticing th a t hla torm entor ovwc Jp th a, com er w ith hla typew riter practice. Richard fn t ( t a lk T h u H U i f o f F lo r i d a tn r o L D E R l l i o n i n s . a d tlr« *« u n k n o w n : Y o u a r * h*rei»)r o r d e r e d nntX t m o u lr e d to a ito p iir upon lh « M h d l £ o r M d j, A P I M I to th e H i l l O f ( 'o m p t a t n t fll*«! h » r t ln f f i In ( h * i i b m e »ntItf*«f r a u i e f o r 4UN v o r r o »*r f ) * r r r * P r o <\>nf**»«o V u i bp ftitp r^ it n (A i n* t ) m i a n d I I l f i'll imp priP O M t * i in ir f r Till* or<1*r «hflll fcm p u b p ilw o n r « r n c h « (Mk R e f ill lira u p r h « in 1 r o n r e t o a t ng i .i u M ood u } io U o u m a to all an erpeclnlly Intrreatlng one, for gt mr. Ilaaelall apprala the rare In each league I* ex. n g r * . Irnth M I C * , hmplovincnt la tcd to It much clo»er than in up, more nioni'y ia available to p u t. In the Nntionnl Irngtir. be apent. Brooklyn. Cinclnnetl end Ht. In SI. 1/uiia, alwaya n poor I/Oui* arc picked to fight It out. city for bnarhall fan*, u new deal In th r Anioricnn, the biguv.t money W on ('Irveland, Detroit i* expected, for both civil,. are much belter flltn l for the com­ and New York. Attendance niarka In the aouth. ing rare* thnn to mnnv year*. land end on the Pacific c o n t Tlic Canta are pen mint contend, tinring the ftpring , m ining sea­ era. The Brown a vaally Improved son, H cger thnn In the peat, in. o v e r le a f y e a r . UaaehallV l i l l r n t gate nltrnc. dlrnte bigger crowd* for the reg­ ular acnaon. lion, young Hohhy Keller of the t'levelnml Indiana, .hoolii rnloy Daarball i* America'* nationul and It lasted S week* and , ' th a t aaya the Olant* weren’t playing pennant baseball (hen don’t kn*w w hat pennant taiebaTt la. "AtigUlt w tl Boston's month. Tha B««a led tha leaugr. They wen 14 and lost 8 up to tha tilth. T hat's pennant baseball, loo. Now, Modernization Of t * Homes Is Backed By Manufacturer i " ! 7 C « i S t *K£ C Icw ^sJof t4elr*ffr»tM 8 games’, but from Apr. 37 to May 17 they wan 14 out of !7 . July was their g reat month. From tha 4th to the SOIIt they won IH, out of 20, that'* .900 PC fo r .1 mortal weeks., f t *,waa. 2 1 and 0 for th«m from A u g .. 24 to flept. El, an JUU| clip. T hat made the pennant a cinch. "Every one o t these National le a g u e d o t* ha* atrengt hem* I Its w eaker spots of h a t year. Every orje of them I* capable of mirth of July the Cardinal* gettin g jwnnant-hqt. The ques­ tion la, which can hold It thr longest!" - f> coyplur this off the Sheet of .paper Be found alongside of typewriter! , rooklyn w as pennant-hot ; a t the sta rt, 9 straig h t. 4* th e day Pee wee Reeaet Hamad, they got hot again. S week* (hey won 11 o u t of plad*. Freni June 97 to July IF won 11 M t .n f ’l l , bounced He firs t feinoa again. They 11 o a t a t 14 from Aug. » M O flO U ltt) GROUP TO ||* *. III k ,i|„ l I.. llO M illi, m l I m iim in * L a i »t»I* O r . l r r ho f iu t illn h f il fOl* tin* P in t ii in r v t t in r r n iu lr a d bY la w In th r Rati tu rd 1%'nrtild, n to w Pf>ii|iPi n f p* ii r r .it a t r r u tntlon In r a id r o u n t i a n d Rtntr W ltn P p a ni) hand and o f f ic ia l n ra l nf offh •* ilil* A p ril. A 1» m i d ir 7th d a y of tHKAM .* I* IIC R N P O N . * lriic of 4 't i.u ii C o u rt, Hartil* n u lt i'm«ul i F lo r id a , nod it ny M n n tm x O r ln n d n . Bolt » U e r hurl* a no-fclt, no-run Ifame oguljMt wtnnlug I l to 0. \ xt w kcka , j r C. x1 1 1 for P la in t if f , I'ln r id o K p an r, New York City. dea irnhlc amall “One of the groat nreda of tu o nr morn lui the preient moment," Mr. (aUr- geatnl l>\ \l non said In A recent statem ent, apent for atieli pi "It th a t of providing adequate would not only p housing for worker* In defense hou-mg unit* u Industries. An Impnrliml part In em -rgenry hut meeting thla need can nnd ahouM he mi e\, client be played by rep air and modern- th r prn|tcrtv iow Icatlon of e iiatin g reaidriilisl “ Millioit* ul .1. property a* well a* new run f,„ „„,,i,.rr,l, a m iction. dp | „f ||„. . The conversion nf old home* m inlai,alien - pre according,which though atructuraily round "Opr luink t,«* ,1 raident of .are too large for aingfe-famdv thla lemlini'. und It llom-1 occupancy under modem llvluj fivl " , have i>„ Conditions, Into nltracllve uni trihutmu n> ihr Probshly tie liet|, many woman get from CAIHUM comes front it* u rr a* it tonic to increase appetite, aid Ihr ilow of ga*trH uke ho n silst digestion IM rip builil strength Thu*. It o(j ten relieve* prriiulHI functional dist.-eea. Jlut it may «lsO help relieve *uch periodic dl-irea* |t you sta rt taking It as d Irentes! 'I dnv* before "your tim e ” Mod, rrn facts nnd ISO year*’ u*e Invite confidence in UAIOJUl A M ’.— i DAN GUNN—Secret Operative 48 v l HAVE W O L F — AUD \ T H I S — t D O tJ 'T I T H IN K I 'L L IN / MUC M D A N G E R - COME O N . BOV : V0U FELLO W S w a i t h e r e rf~ * — y _ F O R M E / — C iN O S O . IN T O THE S T IL L N E S S OF T H E N IG H T . DAN AND W O LF S E T FO R T H T O S O LV E T H E G U A R D E D M YSTERV O F T H E O R IE N T A L S E T T L E M E N T — D A N G E R LU R K S AT BVBRV CORNER / MF.KT Q o a low blV H O U R S .D A N AND W O L F WANOfeQ. T H C NARROW T W IS T IN G S T R E E T S OF THE ORIENTAL. E C T T L E M E N T -' FINALLV , DAN W E A R IL Y D E C ID E S T O R ETU RN TO H IS R O O M S : M E R C WE A RE tu THE MS A RT O F T H E VILLAGE T H E R E IS NOT A souwo-ilhr X CAN PK KL - ^ h s IV B fi U P O N S m u * FIND KAV. WOLF - FIND HER JACEdONVIf.I.H, A pr. 14 ( * ) - 7 * fifteenth annual.m eet Lng of the Florida Antl.MoaquItr. Association will ha held hero Apr. 91 and 99, K waa announced Bundey by Dr. John E. FJmendnrf, 4r» o f Pensacola, provident. M ISCELLANEOUS EOIILTBV MEM—If an o u r X .O l F oods; and w a . will buy your (41 f o i 1 ftm n f o fd Toil are hrrjt*> nottfl'd and f*" i|Utt<*d to a(ii'e-Hi tn »t c« rtnlit Dili of Complaint f»tnl hy Mtrll* \«fd<tn Pracnrk im ln i t you (OF a dlvorot, now p«mtlnc Itt ifid t'lrruli i*ou(t of Ramlnulo County, J'lorti.a, on nr lir(ur« th# May Km.. Hay to-Htt il«r ftrih day of Ml), A t>, 1**1 .to d rfutilt Ultra* uf raid r»uo* o 111 pinrrod fix l*arti* I n » W A iT E R I - j 6 h n r NEW TO R E, Apr. 14 < C r t “B atter up" T la th a cry of the m alar league um pire, ns Another pen. nnnt Renton goto underway In tha big league*. Thunder of cannon, dive bomb, efs anil machine gun f l r t “oVar there’1 will give w ar (o tha roar of the baaeboll crowd over here aa million* prepare to welcome another bnwhall aeanon, the lOfnd, according le the DouMe. day adherent*. The 1941 cnmpalim ehould be fo u r i hp w hoa* plbon tu M>*ldanc« R IlJ P ort O f lift* addrauH ta l)p |\ A lA * bainiu Cu% lii|i i*»o I'u u n l) . i. M,*r lu ft. mi11■•i• i » imim riortdM C tarley Ruffing oulpltchaa U r t t Orovn to win J o r tha y a u m , 1 4 , over Red Hoc. fo r in r .i u ir u o f r i lit n avion TO: kit ASK MAI II1A I'kACOCKj P ia ln llf f C u d « r a n d b y v ir tu * * of n d r c i a * o f t o r r o lu a u i r « a t r i r m l n r d in I lia C l i c u l t C o u r t uf th » N in t h J u d i* n u t t .'ir c u lt in a n d f o r S o m ln n ia C o u n t ) F lo r i d a , in ih * r * » e t h a r r ln liim dirtff w lt a r r ln N in a A k ta rttn ii ii d 1* P M a r lin . |i« i liu v lia m i, w i r * P in HI fit i r, n rut l l o n r a r r Pr i o ld m ih I I. iii rn a A P riu h l h i* xi* IV, andt I h> U ciH ad R ia t r a of A ni P lic a w rtr lM it i( |« n !r , I M ill a r i l at p u b lic p u l c r y to »lir h * a h *» i « u d i n n l i i d i P r m i 4*0 nli a t 1 h** H u n t d u o r of, ttiH C o u r t H o u - o #>l H a n f o id . H* to lu o l* t 'o u iii y , t lo r ld a , d u n o a 1 1.■ - h ^ n l h o u r* of m l . , o n M ottdnx, i h " j t h <ta> of X| t»i , 19 11, th r r a n t, lo dnp il»o ■Prim May U to M ay » t h the rM U aa did III I out of 01" J f o u don't a h y r ‘T h a n they blaV OtoUIdd of 3 •tr td fh t they won tow ah li 4he end of J u a o ~ S from the Keda, 1 frdib tha Clhba— (bay riw O ' wofl m aO then t atralybl the m t of tbd year.* “I m w hat you mean,*' tha yobhy man eald, tucklny In hi* tie. which had bMOme looicncd aa the P w f i n P Prodded home bid point w ith the Index finger of t ' It v ip q n d in t . ■ ILL I'OR IIIV O irR om tK ii o f n a L ic A T io a C o u rt Hr A M VVCPKR. At pacian t-w ln n ln r ball aatna o r rtlher." •T ha PW niaaf* Cnmplslnaat, v». X K I I t lit H . C O t .llK U T Ilnraid. a npw«pii|mr fniblUtatnl in H**nCno|p t'n i i tit j , rioritin. W I T N E S S mx h i m l a n d t h a O f fl* rial ppril of ihr »bov» *n(Itl*4f h la furtbar tardarM that ihla Court till* Ttit d .11 of \pftl. A, ©* not tea lm published oner ani*ti wr*k |i|» . for four ponarrtif Iva warka In ( « F A I . i Ylin Fanfnrf, IlrraM. a uairapapat *• p u r n x D o K .* ' of cpurrat circulation published In c |p fk o f lb . C ir r u lt C o u rt Fanfnrd, R*ifiln»lr Count), Florida o f ^ r ru t n x lr C n u n ljr , WIInrM thi band of O P tfcrnIda dnn. aa Clark of raid Court am* pi a ni tv rrK R n C. ihr offlplal aiwl thereof, till* 4th if t p 'p n o u •tar *>r Apni a n i» n . ^(•llrMur for Complainant* ( S | l AI-> O V IIC T IN P O M . Orlande Florida ever A t 14 OIUUB u o n n m Uy FRAN STRlKUf? H O M E . ' — Wh a t ; THERE YA ABC, k n o 5 an D TO MEET ME e BiG DirFEOENCE FI30M IH6 liEMD OCr . BUOCY.V—r ----------- j - i I G O T HH CN l r e /. hym tcrr-V I THE O lO 6 u(Z6 HASNT CHANSEO ANY - HOPS I D O nT Bu m p into a n y * j - t Bocw I KNOW/ — ffi ' s/M C O L o n z A .'n c J am AT ETTA’S HOUSE SAME O tD C RO W D .' THOSE |----- WERE THE Days / ,— 1 BOY/ WHAT rtlN f SITUATION W ANTED ■Ml iTl * B . . F mHL*1 FUGITIVE RET O -O O rtU t TRY W M UE JAMEf HURRY/ I \ �/ f v V rJ i ' l l *’ |- m rm M & «A^ IU M jnVJULK, Apr. 1*— (Special)— A i » W faadin* 1 ' COI.O W * tm i t children. la affert *•> e ip e n s lo u -a a d continuation during t i m Um mouth* e f the •ehoel lunch program, l win h« r iw w | moo wa I \ p* | J—not Imminent teas w here the greatest—but 11 -ir.oiMM.r' better. B ere'e w het the commie. ■Ion bee to say i “In about h alf o f the supply i n u , there la Installed or sched-. u M f o r operation thin year sufficient capacity to supply anticipated demands. In other arena, It appeara th a t anticipated demanda can be m et by encro. ■china on n a a rre e o r by addi­ tional capacity made aeallable nine Im portant w ar m ate, eaa, th e demand waa M > more (In December) ■tlmated throe month* be• d aa polanital ahortaga whara g reatest plana h made fa r unexpected loadat U pstate New Yorh, it achool, bnk L ocatloai a v iUMa fi c n trrtn Pope Makes Pleia To Belligerent Nations BHANOIIAI,- Apr. 14 -V P b The lfhellhoo-1 of the European war spilling ever Into the I’ar'flc ha* Ween Increase-! .nnsMersldy by the Japanese-hot let Bnsoten neutrality nart, Informed foreign obaervere hers aald toJay. Thoaa Informants - declared It resnovrd one of the three harriers heretofore preventing a fspansse tt-e south Pe-tfle. sod the United State* far pne.ee sinns. The remaining two they pointed out. w en .possibly eastern harden, tt:o *!*■ aenee of the U nited B< the Pactflo and th inem dng In China, which ts t»l»g Mwnr Plante art! lion Japanese soldiers. 2nd shooting theWjulc°* to' dm l? opotent of thcJr program of *WanU with a^capaclty ,of m an A V y lS g S u ig Witem. to already planning to Interior, Increase UnronsHoua Tools* Aid Htilcf In U. S. CHICAGO. Apr. 14 —{ « — BerreUrv TrW declared last nlah* that "lUtlotV unconscious tool*" In thla count! v "sarea him In bolter uurpe«w thkr those (a other his attual twy" In sn addree*. a t m (W w o r rdehratloe of tha JawMt Nathm- g o A x ^ U 'S s « £«*<»♦ W . I*** tha si Workse.i A lllanrs e f Anted**, lekes inr.nl *r. J s fo rtl I'ttKk a a a fg sj!^ - r%.ava . w* V . Power OommU. B n k X tffii! REFRIGERATOiRa grp here! rsfess&s VATICAN C1TV, Apr. 14 — — Pope Plua x n beeeanht he be IIlet rent natlonc In an h i Ur Sunday menage yesterday to refrain from using "still more liomlcldal laatrummU of War­ fare," and urged at) Catholics to Spread Of European W ar To Pacific Seen u fte iso ciit grounds and m n i r i Saturday - bjdMarw^rytm. . 0 1 9 0 h - d p a m d . O U a t U '. — L t 1 IW . ANDREWS TO BPBAK Intsreatod coramanlUes were srged to obtain fuQ dotall*' from LAKELAND, Apr. 14 —(Spe­ local distric t w elfare hoard s ta ff a. cial)— An a d d reii by Benator BOLLINB ON BENCH Andrcwa Friday afternoon will freturo the annual convention of tha Florida. Federation ■of M ade . WINTER HAVEN. Apr. 14^ Club* opening here Tuesday with DeWltt Rollins 1. . erring member, of the Tuesday Mode Club and the Uertha Colo A rtlaU Mude Club aa Ho*tastes. Senator Andrew* will apeak on " ro s te r's ilr Influence on aI*o keepfag K ta g 'a .a tfle e open honor American ■'.fi k4dtt4h j \ v m sS u E rm a * IhJa jR V niw . a a iiu iw im w n w w » » •« A , m nu Sanford Electric Contracting Co. E. C. HARTER HisMMp . A r 'a 108 MAGNOLIA AVS, . > l PHONE 141 . h u .'.'-tk l'ii • I �■ ?■ w B e m ln o ta C o t m l j P r& fo re * More P ro lt And Vegetable* T h u 'Afcf Sim ilar Area In Florid* SANFORD, FLORIDA. NUMBER ItS U. S. Ib In Midst Of Decisive .Period In Defense Plan WASHINGTON. A pr. 1 5 AP>— A ! l < a u U M tn r British Throw Back Nazi Army Thrust; Get Reinforcements Greeks Acknowledge T hat Nazis A re Ad« vancing In C enlet Of Balkan W a r f M%.l — m Gladioli From .Pippin Gardens C ite * P ilo t Imperial Troops / To Defend Egypt Axis Mechanized CbtJ umns Race Ayalas! English To S u e r M g f i r I w »fa flaar not ataoaa a f U canto. It waa mam* tk a t tk a committee ahebiy weeld i diy t at tot M canto an tka mini* o n . and petkepa p klgdier. These two man aye expected to. apacd the preparednea* yewg ram o f th a United Stotee. Named to th e positions of A ails t i n t H otratary of W ar and Aaaiatont Secretary o f W a r fo r A ir reapee* lively, they are <left .to right) John J. McCloy and Robert A. Lovett, ; . 1 ■* * , A Public Is In v ite d (Sty To Revise To Hear Dr. Cqll New Liquor Law Speak A t Meeting i^reation B u i l d i n g •Authoi Convention America Will Ad* dreta F r a te r n ity ftleiw 1 o c W o d h l a * M artin J . B nun. secretary and ntod Um C ity Cbm. treasurer a f tho C entral TUrtda AlsHkl Aaoadattcm of. j * f R ota Kappa atholaetlc fratern ity , to­ tqg' tyr* weeks sg a and eliminate day extended an Invitation to the a n o tio n which stated th a t no public to hear a talk by Dr. lienee atoroe ahould be laeated Helen W. Colt, authority 'On within S00 fact of Mdh other. P an . Americanism, who will X o action waa token by the ipoak tonight a t f:3 0 o'clock a t Commlaalon on Um . ordinance, • tk a ........ I which also lim its Uquer dealers to ana fo r every U N In the city’s population, H. N .^ B a y tr, Clerk, **Tke NYA a r ts 'a n d e ra ft proj. *ct waa auLhorttod. t . use the NoroaUMi JralldilWt ,an the takefrtn L t o ' CMjunctwn with the Ground Citw Blamed F a r Plane A rd en t BERLIN. Apr. IS — (APY — Authorised m ilitary m dlohunatlc source* today 4 a . nled any knowledge of sa p Yugoslav request fa r an arm istice aa reported In k f ^ N v j U t Apr. ta r g e , brilliant gladioli aueh as <these are am^ng the many varlrtlre of flower, grown at the Pippin Gardens on 'W eil F litt Street, lire . Roy R. Pippin, who handle, the retail end of the business while her huahand takes rare of the whole,ale dialrihutien. aaya gladioli were one of the moat popular F arter flower*. The flower, are ahlppeit from the I’lpuln G arden, to *ever«l different bTdemohah it offer two I n e r t tr a c t sued to sell rat to J. L. Ivonie. »nd :V Rutledge iiatto S tre e t Danish Phi Roto Kop e a lla g a D a ta . f t * > u s c B t i U t h .m r haaiy retreat from CfreM O- Lap* don. howerer, aald “strong' rrif*"" forrem snta are now ttMvlem *9 to the front llnaa In Oiweeo.''* On the N orth A frlean battle* frinil, thouaandt of B ritish Imper* ml troop, released from tha EOSl African w ar tone were reported speeding t<> the defanae of w » * in k mco with N atl m a c h i n is t column* ilrlvitig tow ard tha Thousands Of Seminole County Flowers Shipped Out Of State i ('a n a l. BERLIN, Apr. IK — W — Strang forte* o f N ail bombers concentrated ’’effectively" on the airp o rts of southern England last night and yesterday, German press d Is patents reported. ExtorUlrP destruction was claimed an three noth airports— from which British bembera take off fo r G ermany and occupied TAU.AIIARSEE, Apr. 15 - t territory. German . airm en claims I they (A1)— The flenate passed 3M to about l!..pilh) dn irn Guwnr, of all severely I * two n o t chant- I and if n l to the House today v a rltlie , weie »hippe. fioin Sona bill to give the odd cant break tr Alntinmu, i,niriioi. North from horse race track betting 1 ford Caiollns. South Caroll in, Tenne,pools to old ag* assistance. i*<.# an,) oltirr point.S upporter, of the bill, which T hrre weie mil gladioli, velve­ was backed by Governor Holland, ty ra rn sll in>, loli.i.'m grrbrra said It would produco about I aisle,, ilnlnly Quer.i Anne’, lace, •300,000 a year «> be matched by b lu e, dclp.didum. mid bnhy’, federal funds. breath while s , njinii in lbs »blpThe House passed unanimously manta, wlm,i went in both retell a bill providing punishment up and w holcnle flnrlal, A crew of to 10 year* Im prisonment and nine worker* «■< kept buay all 110,000 fine for anyone advocaU week culling ibo flo w n ,, nnd big tha overthrow uf the govern­ averaging about 4IH, doten daily. m e n t The niciuuin seek* to out­ | Mr Plpnln *aid. law the C am m .ipi t l’arty and tho The Pijipin G ard-m do on e r German-American Bund. tensive out-of-ala’e bualnesa, and Governor Holland aald yester­ In the pnal Sanford-grown flow­ day th at several rountlea had er* from th i, nursery have gone specifically endorsed hia pro­ to Baltimore. New York Cily. posed plan for reallocating tho W ashington. IV C., Philadelphia, gasoline tax to Increase revenues Memphis, Atlanta and oliior rltie,. fo r tho Road D epartm ent and Beveral Cenlrnl F lu 'b it title*. guarantee county end district Including I-eeaburg, Orlando, read bonds with a ronitltutlanal Mount Dora. Dol,and, Daytona im sn d m sn t and Eu«tia. aian patronise l be Supporting resolution* have Plpnln Gardena. boon adopted by the commUelena , "Do northern florists nrefer (Aaattaoeg om Papa T tw » > their flower* raised In Florida, and If so whyT" Mr*. Pippin was asked the nuretlon •‘Indeed thee do like Florida flowers belter,” she replied. ’.‘Of rears* during the winter there Is little grown In the N orth and florists must tu rn to this Mato and to California to supply their needs. B ut they like flowers th a t have been grown In tha aueshlne aalher than In a hot house, bergnee they a re much healthier and lea* longer." E aster, contrary to w hat you'd think, 1* not the busiest rime e f the year ’ fa r the two Pippins. Their peek aeeeon cornea le Jan u ary end February, when th e to u rist crop da a t Its Senate Okeys Bill To Take Odd Cent Break At Tracks I from tha City mv of the tree*, rail doaar” roc. I an the airport tortaad by the lum ber eu t will ‘ In tho tenter. Berlin asserted tha tnftw atf* had, discovered undlaputaMa pro** n s to h a te g*aa to the alec, eh ak , Chrda, H yaler waa ghr* be gtren a sanity tart. The -order waa Issued by Judge Byard B. Shield* of Duval eaonty circuit court. In whirl) Hyaler waa convicted of first dr. p e e * m u r d e r In connection with th » flaying o f Mrs. Mayma Hurfancy In a robbery hero In 1085. on petition of the condemned man’s fath er, Jam es II, Hyalrr. * British troops were report­ ed to have thrown back a scries of threats by Adolf H itler's p am er divisions o& tho right flank of th a Greco* B ritish defense line, after th e AUies withdraw to A. deeper front on th e centgr. The Greeks acknowledged' the Germans were advancing jy Of Execution [men Clyde Hyaler British Airports ru received Garden Club f companies JIOMR. A ar. IS — (A P )— A Berlin report th a t Tag** Marla had asked far an mlailra with the Aala waa received hi ftallaa newspa­ per rlrrlra lodav. There waa no official confirmation. ASBTNOTON, A pr. 15—(A1) t r y 8acrctary Knox told the aa N aval Committor today he m i l pro via loti In the V ia. Mil to provide a “toollnr-off" od before a atrlka could be id in a defence Industry, ratifying mi the bill Intro, Id by Chairman Vinton (D)• which would among other f a giro etatutory atatu i to National Dafante Mediation Id. Knox aald tha United b a-ie In the mldat of. a "do. to period of thla World W ar." ft** added th at a considerable len t In the United Stales W a re trying to aabotaga our Anal defente", ahould he for- peat m arket 1* wRh the winter deadening nod retail red ef tha *A-t i V' " it K tJ E _ ^^ Vr Tlir firrm in* asserted Monday night the British army la leaving G re e c e , after only nine days o f 1,1itx fury In the Balkan!, and Imantlng troopships ’’Just as a l Dunkerque" under a blasting hall ul Naii bomba. The German claim tnay he Ute I **il**eS O , Mage Vwa) Harry Weeks Dies ",l In Orange Hospital H u r r y M. Weeks, I t , e f Cans. rrnn Avenue on the east side, died today nt the Orange OitU ,-ral Itoapital In Orlando a fte r • brief illnraa. He had been f l u icayed in farm ing until hla Illness. A resident of Sanford fo r M venr,, Mr. Weeks waa n mom* b n of the Flrat Preabyterian r lmn h and the Woodmen of tk a •Vorbl. Survivor* Include hie widow, Mr*. Carolina H. Weeks, hia mother. Mr*. F. A. Weakat • aU . ter, Mi>« Anni* Weeks) and n brother. R. Okie Weoka. aU a2 Sanford Funeral scrvleoo will ha nrld at the First Preebytorttol Clmrch tomorrow aftarnooM n t 1 (k) o’cloek, with the Rev, W, P , Urooka officiating. Ilurlal will b* In tho E v er, green Cemetery. Tha Court Heuaa will be closed tomorrow a fte r. '»on a t 4:00 P. M. for tha funer* el. A rrangem ent! are being hug* .lied by tha Erickson Funeral Home. British Withdrawal * In Africa^Reported LONDON, “ 11 - ( * W . * ■ > . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 14, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/87536d6dd2be58f92778e180464f72ce.pdf 16a7de4e857e57dd2390f2f48a3b6da9 PDF Text Text Of D*cr” Forces In G reece TALLAHA tbs national m U m crown. Atloo I* ranked 17th In the nation. Tb* Urgant crowd i m to i m a tcnnU match at Rollins U e*. pcclad to ha on hand tor thla match. Miami haa a mora baL ancad team, while Rollins haa tha ■tart. Tanaia fan* arc alao won. daring bow Paulina Bat* and Dorrtby Bandy. ranked two. thro* In women's singles. win maka oat agalnat batter-than araraga, hot unranked mala op. opnup ' pn|*n uua-nonier, Henry A. Russell Seed Company 100 W. P in t BU Pfcooo 41 They're doing all right without other law*," , Carroll l» chairman of tha Hooaa Hoaalath eoanalttoa. mmh» RrownsUln, Oaorga Parka. and HJpi Decktf. Tha Mlamlane hart bein point. Ing for tola match, and aro back lag McRae »to take Alloo oror the hurdles, while Tar fan# can’t toe bow thalr raldgat ace can Ion. Thla eheuld ba one of the Up me tehee „f the day. Coach Cordon Apcar of Rol* lino ta Waiting ®"tU the Jaat minute to u nw orn hie deuNer ;; HAYNES Clearwater's Rain . Ia Above 5 Inche* the George Barr Mwah Peaceful Policy Of Japanese Nation b Outlined By Prince Last Night*■ Results ptrinr, All will be handod cei of the league‘i new eon«tltu1 end by-laws, teoklet that I lift* tome of tbrir dattao. While they’re all axpOitad know cnrythtitf, how many tha laagura fan* tab* time notice or know that among dutiee of an umpire art I Ha mutt report all ftooa once and In writing to the ba praoidoot firing reaaoo far fine, notloa of wbtah otaa * to aIren to the dab tannage Mart report direct to tha pr dent and At Ota'Alt' cmata which profanity waa obrioi heoVd ta th* atando- ' ' Moat flaa and remora from yQaialing sffVmar a trod Norway town o f Skoplje Another Yog* reported driring Ian Albania to ■Iriklng acroeo and Into the ini lng Scutari, Lael Tha German '■ night aaaanlt of hwondtaty and high explosive bomba on the heart of Berlin. It was stated. Sormal peraona were hlDad apd •th en wounded, It waa admtttad. Tha British aald tha raid lasted throe boon and waa carried out by the newest and largaot bomb. THREE 81 10 CLEARWATER, Apr. U — (Bpoctal)—Ckarwmtar’a: rainfall for tha flrat nfiea day* of April waa estimated at m an than twtaa that racordad for April, 1M0, Thursday hr Flra Ch5f Martin, who aald that tha total to data la m s Incboa. Martin aald that the hoary rain haa eaataad considerable damago ta track trope in earroandlng PORTRAITS P ain tin g Or Framing Glass ronlalnsr production In idtO was 80' percent' shore 1029. ni run tain* ,, tn u RACB—t-lf Mil* ill l.» r r o « mtr. _ # K S t£ L r. ! i I 1 ria . !-• J 3 Mammy -----I I—1 Messed Bee 11.0. is.**. s.e Wayward f(L S jil Mannf I t BAU.T uot'BLM, a—T, Ml A le e g Mask ** “puWlfl and culturally and tortoa^y, vshiahto ■ t a n chntebaa and muaanma la aapta r of the city.”, the OL OF OOMMKKCK ftoridB * B d » « sr condllloti of one hall, and authority permits him to fh an? game where his demand* not met with In a tea sonata* (? tod. . >•••' • • H E A D FOR EASTER IN ITI» RACB—PelerHr il* M r r ott air. I I s I r ia , i—i | MALLORY i—J t—a Ueeeraer Jim - S t * *—< urw clipper m s . m s . an A***!'.. **“ »»* <>•»•»■* Jle a il. , ( T i t B A C B — 1-1* M il* i l l (»••» ,CJ*« —- I S* * | H iv e In h ts u iE tt& z h w s s f .C le ia „ M*sl« oevrihy im s lie , . l* * i lie to seise on. munlttons and a t factory, t-l l munitions do. b a supply and I—I |— l are. am i B lu e 1 wUag oo swift „ , _ . P* Off air. fin. Masts Dorothy I I I—« | —* with ’ Pdestraetbo rauaMA* rank ta AM-tons ef.Brttiat Where (bo rieltlng elub.m err ta noTpnlUflnd with g« rules; the eh W . umpire >as 8 0 fi0 0 G r e e k s Vardar Hirer ■ er , paM H U S o » m C lip p e r - . lla a g e r B a a ____ rfpsstSd, _ and Tngw la tha n* bllukrieg, snared aai and Baton mU of Barhian talwa priasnor. ia h km Mntalim 1 i II i , ITU lUCB-Puterll; Joha TVSHehcaO Mg' *1 . NEGOTIATIONS PROGRESS • iilti' S t; laA tW T T 'ilri ejaa Till rM H SM ^A rdw ky' year's air*Ua*r. The r if f .- ; rack, tree* rods, Troset 12-95 B<»el_satat^_awasd"»3M* ihee“ b a a n ''ikeaMeei*" i TOTAL Tl«*l . 11 ■ . 1 .1 '■ U llR W a c c W r. U A P IW T IM AND . __I- a «a T S 5 5 i C A rtT A L A O O O U K T . M O L t o l- M . . . isw itii^ a r . is a«4 sotoortbta hsfota iM 5-00 ETCHISON STRAWS $i-95to$).95 ispeelU of la^rtouato. porlaershlpa .cat' ]* n M iy tf a e i^ psrtMrahtpe, c a p it a l tb ■ f ►' laru-SuiS'.ir1 B . L. P e rk in s CORRECT MEN’S WEAR �. S e m in o le C o u n ty P ro d u c e s M o re F r u l l A n d V e g e ta b le s T h a n S im ila r A re n In F lo rid a *- W?zKntablinhed la IMS SANFORD, FLORIDA, SA' Aslntervenlion '■'»■1 *■+, |i' A rbitrary I n t e r p r e ­ tation Of Interna­ tional Law Charged By Italian Source J u s t as the sun break* over Dm _ o f th# horiton tom orrow l _ m orning a t B:S0 o’.lock, am D H | C arter aunrlaa w ro te , apon* asred by the Hanford M inisterial hb ■ S j3 ? £ i3 f- H i :' the ajor Struggle Appears In Making In Balkan Conflict; Italian, Nazis Push Ahead . , Dl i Europe’s Monroe Doctrine Cited Official Fascist - Cir­ cles Withhold Com* 1, ment Upon Action' •ROME. Apr. 1g —M V8 w£m J, Italian now* agency, Mid today that President Rooaarelt'a announcement opealng the Red Sea to United SUatea ahlpa was based on ^»ne of his original as well as arbitrary Interpretations of International law" evolv­ ing from th e . theory^ that K ant la neutral. D r. Dwight J . Bradley, who a ttended Rollins College. and who recently has been appointed a c t­ ing director of the Christian Commission on Camp Communl ties, will bo the speaker a t the E a ster sunrise services In the bandshell on the lakefront tom or­ row morning beginning e t t i l l V Official clrtU s withheld com* o’clock. t a Berlin, authorised German sdurrcea described President Roose­ v elt’s proclamation opening the la ren te to tho Sues to Btetea m erchant ships as r e t open ■intervention In * ( ‘ M^ U ' D octrine." "— y e ste rd ir to eorrfbat T know n ai Adm lnlstrs Increasing Limit Of Truck Weights ByJHmue Is Seen <■• ■«. -II. J . Lehman, m anager of the Sanford S tate Farm er# Market, •aid today he understood th a t a MU to terreas* tha wross weight se the sun rise. The Banter setUB ltd of-, trucks will be brought fo r fonstderotten te lbs Flor- Ice la Colorado Is held In the iardrn o f the Gods. o u h M tedsy ' end th a t tf “O ne • ( the greateet E aster *Ona passed, It w ill.b e of dSBv •• t v - 3 M ts a r s ago a t I f U m i Beach. T te «Jf l w ^STpenf .above those quoted by sm eltsrs, and th a t sm elters’ qnotations range front IS te |B pares at above 1940 levels. — " I f cadmium price* do not re w n quickly to , a reaaonabls level, the aUMUsatten division will taka drastic action to make do to ." he w arned. "Should » action resu lt In the ellmlna tlen e f dealers from the m arket g n - will have only tbenrselvcs complained that soma dealer* have taken ad­ vantage of a tem porary tig h t po. aJifen, resulting from Increased § M of cadmium a s a substttui* K r line and nlcklu', to "profiteer I III k I f I f “ I t w as not tha firs t tints Hen. demon has crarked down an Indnetry since defense spending K £5 is still holdlag derrand Is wsakar. Cabbage Is down a little h u t still profitable while oranges and g rapefruit are M& £ a a d fo r d ie s tw ila la UTfifCU ^ V ---------- , 5 V U OCCK S lip p O T t I'O f M e a su re To C n r i t y P a y m e n ts R a is e l En^my Resistance Is Crushed In Steady Advance Of Power­ ful Axis Divisions WASHINGTON. Apr. lg _ (/P ) — Senator Bankhead ( O-Ala.J urgnl fn m irn today to rail on their senators and rrprracnla tiers In support Irgi.-lalion do signed In boost farm income. ROVlK. Apr 12 —(At— h a The Alabaman aaaeiteil that -strong and active indiienrra" Han troops have Joined forov* are opposing bills to increase the with {hr Germans at t,ak» Ohrid appropriations for parity pay. men Is and to oatablish » floor in *0|ithw r*trrn Yugoslavia and jn d rr the prices of l-usir eom- are ftefu'hing a]| c o rn y irslsnod Kirs. tan ref in a steady udiauce, SteHo said there eras no pro.spo-'l fsn l, '..ffirisl ltsllac urw« agonof an Increase in cotton and wheat prices because of the Ic y , repm ted loda<. T i l l m areh o f the p o w erful besey surpluses of both these A a iU ja rn iie s is proere-ding on *11 .Tops. W aller I*. Reuther, director of front . (be ngency said I t |ri»N ai t> of| u tally mirtnuricVil the G enrral Motors departm ent of tb s C. I. O. United Automobile h a ft that .imt* nf th r llhlish Workers said yesterday the in­ Ifcfirf it« cip lu ri’il in North Af* ternational union had asked ^ain- r It* y Axib fnrci'E u" Mnj, Cnrlon locals for authority In take toti | r w ia r t , W in Id W a r v r tt ru n r commrutdi'd llritith troopt a strike vole of it. 175 ,00(1 mem­ bers In 7(1 G j 1 or.il Motors p.anla lit r j itrnl N«»rMr»)- n year I f iI n ilu d a p f t . the llu n c a rin n in the nation. F lu ff tiu n o u iim l Hr Reuthers said the strike action. r a ic |tiil If and when taken, would not in- t r t n ^ had l*r*»k«*ti Ihrmuth the f t f w t f l YiiRnulav line in the elude workers In defense indus­ trittfUif* Iw^twrcn tl.r l>»nulH> mid tries. the llfibH Tisa liivprN l l i v n s u» in northern uorthen Yu * "This Is the first time on sny the lIu n g R riR fi ns anil that (be Hung large scale J u t defense w urkrrs was eont inning aotith soul would not g ' trt rtrtk e,” R cullirr break I- iilm ul 25 m dm said. Belgrade, the Yugoslavv t*|* Reuther dselared the (ionernl Motors Corporation during five ita lS In Ilr m , S m itr i’ rlnnd, a Cirfw weeks of nsgotlations "lisa te ­ poatedly attem pted to force dead­ mRtl radia tiroailrMft » n * h c in l paid P ri ■inier G eneral Si locks on questions of union re­ ivlc bad left Yu go slavia on a cognition In order to evade nego­ lUMon" which presum ably w as tiations on other points." him to Moscow In a letter to William S KHud­ hroadca-t milled that K in g son and Sidney Hillman, rlncfa is now in G reece, en route of the Office of Production Man­ gland. agem ent In W ashington. Reuther , was rocnll.-l that only said the union wu* demanding lay ths Itcd Star, organ of th a t tha powers of an umpire a i r t army, sold the flu rlrt. prevtoasty appointed to handta ilav friendship pact I* "all grievance* be broadened. «rc valimlilr under l l r new H eathers notified the corpora­ ion* because the Soviet tion, h* to ld , the OPM officials, always fulfills Its tnlefth a t th* tteadUn* for strife- as-' .U<m srottld.be A pr. 2 0 ,'"* * tc h Is .'x W e^ n n 'tn d w atlo n he J The n i l E f the (10-day period pro­ crer. that Russia planned tu frl vided in th* II. A W C I O low this with inatortsl uni In G eneral Motors sgrecm enl " Yugoslav i* Th# U. A. W official eip re » o d a desire to "co-operate will, the OPM In making th r neerssaiy a r ­ rangem ent* for continuing pro­ duction nf all defense work In I he event th* corporation almiibl make It necessary fnt thr uplnn I is mage estim ated at almost to strike In order to s rru rr llv I i h i) • > . dune to a ehlrkeii Just demands.” lu under amt tou11st t nidrin nt t he 3 BUI I t Expected To Be Brought Before Lawmakers Monday Eon of the U ris la tu ru but wna retoed t y , Governor Can*. An attem p t will be made, Mr. Lgbman Indicated, to pass the bill jv*r Governor Cone's veto by a tw o.thirds vote. Tbs measure pro­ vides th a t the gross weight of trucks shall be Increased from 18.000 pounds to 24,000 poundrr snd sem i-trailers from 34,000 to 40.000 pounds gross. W eight limits In several slates ere unequal at the present time, Mr. Lehman explained, and It of­ ten happen* th a t trucks cannot carry a full load of produce out o f Florida because of the sta te s limitation. The farm er lose* be­ cause of the decreases In ship­ ments. and a disadvantage li elso worked upon the trucker because ho cannot fill bis truck with vege. table*. Both houses voted almost unan­ imously In favor of a similar measure two years ago, Mr. Leh­ man said, b u t though there are many new faces tn the Legisla­ ture, he said he- believed the bill would bo passed. Considerable produce I* still changing hands a t the F an n ers Market, and the m anager said ac­ tivities would centteue a t full tilt until ths middle of M ar or the first o f June.' Meat o f the stalls close during the summer, end telegraph service Is suspended _ I Growers Called On To ‘ T h e complete program w u an- f H [DCOIR6 _ _ ¥ T people, e n J^ w o u h n u riM S e h Vat Ufled with t l u r num ber. B ut a t 3i48 o'clock wtten tb s sun rose there ware between 10.0M and 20.000 present. T he number swelled to 70,000 te tt Ea*trr. •T his year every on* In Henford seems eeg sr to co-operate to make possible * proper ohserUVs i ls s te — r e a e T»r—> Miss Cecil HIrt Fire Burns CnbinN At Filling Station Plea At Farmton Georirc McRory Pay« Call On Lefcifilature Miss Cecil Yvonne HIrt. a resident of New York City, died at 12(30 o’clock this morning while on n visit Ot the home of her fath er and mothar, Mr. and Mre. Edward H trt a t Farm ton. She had been visiting there the past month. Survivor* Inelodo, In addition to her parent*, flv* elsters. Mbs Lily H lrt, New York City! Mrs Georg* B arrera New York CUy; Mre. R . Todd. Mre. William Notilea, and Mr*. Frank T art, all of Osteon, and two biM hw s, Q o o w K. H lrt, O tteen, and E- H. H lrt. New York City- _____ ... Funeral- arrarmowwnte. direct­ ed by th o Erteksen Funeral Homo, will ba mod# later. TALlJkHA88F,F Anr 12 (Hpeclal)—Lleutr. Col. Gcorse W MeBory, a ss lstsn r chief of staff of tha T h irty -F irst Division, sta ­ tioned a t Camp IHnnding, was here yesterday greeting ac­ quaintance* tn the Flnrida Is-gt" la lure. H r Is s form er resident of Hanford. Colonel McRory was assistant reading clerk of the House In Ihr 1939 session and represented Seminole County In the 1931 srs ■Ion Of the I^glslsture. Colonel McRory’p ' home is here. He arrived Friday on a weekend E aster leave. Bank Loans Are Near Citrus Shipments Record High Gain Five Percent 10-Year 0 1 ■■■ - WASHINGTON, Apr. I t —4*>, —Commercial bank • loans are near a 10-year high because of the defense program , the Federal Reserve Board reported yester. W INTER n (Special)— I Florida citrus last season bi cent, o r 1JS0 pertsen preps C itrus Inspect Friday: • / '* OffW aU a creased vohnn Tha Federal Keeerv* said 190 e f the nation’s largest commer­ cial banka bad a total of 83T4,. 000,000 In loans for defense purpeees a t the s ta rt of th* present calender year I i\ r P n lliU h illin g Statio n , In i ntud r I nmt pi* indi’rt from S ho fm d, Iflbt night about H no u <I' k k, F i r r C h ief ftbirk C Trvrl*nd n|»>rtcd today Chrte mhitiA adjoining th** PifA ic* Htntion w r it tt»tally dr struyed, f h ie f C lcvvliirid said, he wav ih r r h lrk r n brm alrr It i* ttelitved tha fin * sta ile d In Ih r lirnndur, w h rrr an oil healer wm* I rin g uped Chlckenp and egg'* h * ir hurniMl by. the fire N. Y. Greets Good Neighbors England's Forces In Africa Make Con­ tact With Enemies II* Iteisrlnlfsl Pn"A A irrru l s irn r-e lo in the* linMIr- fo r (irc i-rn itR p carcd in Mir tn n k im ; Irulitv—o r p e rhaiM (i Iiv iii Iy m u ln rw u y — « a f i r r n iitn I m kiih llir n ^ t to iy ijrd (sol li fla n k s o f I ho G re c o R rilis h rlofi iisi- lino nccotui Mio llo lh 'iiic iM iiitis u la r. N a /I im n/.pr k n if in g H o u th w u n l fro m Y u[rirlnrttt, c -tnlilinlicil rolilKct with Greek Inn . in the I’hlorln* sec­ tor nil (In we-.il III Hunk uf lb# line nil,el Nii/I nm i|.- prcviuusl/ |,NI el..... m ill'll iln ti-h pslruls neui t.itout a, 1I--111, uf Ihr Hue* eti-lel il ,oi, h i Tw o g o o d w ill vnviiyp from H rn iil talk thinjfM over w ith tin 111,-. Iim.i nnsliw bllc w*» cut ■•(I etilirely f|eiu G reece as G*r| h i **b in New Y r r k , T h e y are i ’ i riintumier E rn a n l do A m a ra l I ’f iii 11>|i m ug westward liiito * gtiverfiur of ,lhe llia n h n j’ - h ilr nf Itio, and lii« w ife , A ln iu , lu ll.in Imces from (Inlight1 1 nf (le tu liu V a rg a *, ptexiih nt of llr a a il. Th ey will i«iit inl II, i In, tank the <lew that la ii rich mg nf the lin e r Itio dt J riu n ro h ( rh e m le i, pu f the Asia arm ies |e,I lie fate .,t Uie Vugwlav ,lii room el ill fighting 111 ceflWal SfHda |„ Il„ ,||| W.II. Ibe l.uftw afla ■a,-sin l.lw-ieil Ihr ttrttish coastal regain* ^ On tlu- African (rwe>G S h*.liilt1-h ■Iiui l heir troops lutd to*"" W * , s«1111«i>t w ith Iiiili•-(irrm in utiltl n tJ*11 It in c t witrs) Tobruk In LHp>« wl.il, tin \ i. It.now* troop* of In t 1 i \ l n , mi rnm pnlgn wcri* Bald units Tiholj, DeLand Beats Seminoles 10*1 In First Home Exhibition Tilt Runny Gobbled Ry ('oath Whip Snake In Un-Easter Act j ....... Nmiggird tn n n> -I ( M i.nicstirl Y u g n ila v ll, lit I 1'hUn inn. the wi-atem •i i li,, Min I ii A llied t at t lr 111> cntiN’ h ■iiidti M0(»C hit Ir| f(«"■)( Aluminum Strike Is Seen Ry Martin Dies Mujor Paul Crank To Speak At CattHelberry 'tha past few month*, and n rr o n l- through E t y p t to III,. f..r M ha I tlo with lt>a ........... . 11ill la iib in/, .1 (irnmiil fnrrt*R liavr it.iMiigb the pan of Nit Kh'I i’I fdI1lilt * ing to tho bis who have charge til the lecture, “ it i* a subject very appropriate to the lime a." Tha public it invited to the In a chartered lo s t. Practically the taiq* flab are to be found talk* RefrenhmenU will be eorved near the keys and In the Gulf Strsam , Mr. H arper said. Klngflsh. mark a n I and snap­ b ssw . w m w w - w w j. per were landed fo r eating, and A S _ C 'y a J for sport th a muh fished for lm B -tB a dolphin and barracuda. Mr. H arp. — lOffhUm Gcrmamt Thrust To­ ward Roth Flanks Of (Jrcek And Brit­ ish Defense Lines Yugoslavia Cut Off From Greece sShrii|y |trnf, i it f i it i 1m I In Nnnfiird Ilvriild* whi» live* tm th*' I*«kr Mary mml. wi ld out In hiw rnbldt prti )i‘*tiidii\ inorrillig In iiip|u*rl u in*w four w«tek«.old (I) Ih r In f fllHlM Ib c h a rd h litter, mitl diM.’ktr.-l „ fivi .ftMti n o g Red 1I I.(U 1 Ml>k M l I II L1 Mi It 1 nuuhw hip Miiikr m the huminis' th i’y lit vi ( it 11l*i |(tlllahcs 1 fit’ll M' 111111 till Thi i II If It lit *4 Aliirturd by tIn- <Unger tn biu f inin ily. tin hi »d hi’i iid'loi %v i ■ 1 *411].|| l l | h r Intlidt ■, 1fil­ ii tidwl frnnlK-Nlly Juni|HHg op Mini ihivtn fillir I’ll mlIt • hul ths K«tl II 1 » II Iff k' 1l»l Ills in W ill hi a lt t i 1 Hand pumpa were used to krep Mr Rent pmid Hu fin in g atnUon fin m lh i rm ng lu r k in g up « n o n rod, n lltMri iiil Th e f illin g station and ca b im are Mr B rit kills'll Hit oiwikf*. but on ly um IUd*trll .Hid Ar iii4i 111si■ hiiim I owned by Manuel Cailos uiic of the llllii inlihiU huil ill BUrri'Miivi I \ 111111' | m*, pt-ppy N IfMdy ht*»’n f i l l ’ll Ilo« *nnkc |,(i. f->r«l nliMil-tnp wi(» ttu ssi pari’Otly hud t-mwls-sl ovrr thr fence «nd cnls-nd Hi*- pen RhU. Hi'iitldulf 1m k -i U n till bit f»u wmp in li- fiimith when Biriyb-n Hitn iMg •i’h h d i lit' 1ltd .aiid 11 wue found In tin in»t w llhiii -n |,i Ills I m wi(h | Viu doub!in Hud ii liipii1, win It- N* htmi Hlii WAHJIINOTON. Apr 12 - i f lb Brig mid IhiUnig s *m h gurtii'(fd Itrprcsentetivv Dies said Frl. two nali t in* day that "evidence has just been K il’llllllV Is ri lu ( i uf (Im> g is HU1 plated in my possession which raiiii’ in tin tilth Mining w l >ii show* the Communist I’srly. Mniingri I iuiiiiim I ul Uts- Its d timing th* n est few days, will M«J P a u l r n t i k t*f O rJ a n J i, H utn Mi Ml I •*I iim k isf »ihiiiiiI tend every effort toward bring­ ing shout a general strike in the •o ld iv r, If r lu r v i and w rite r, w ill bam’ ( m i *i Iki -luidisi’ B ap p ari'id ly nt 7.3U Mirt* hit iih<I Mitli u hark-hiuiid aluminum industry whlrh fritter* •peak Monday ti’ght wins In Cleveland," o 'clock at tilt* C»F'n'Ht.*rry Com- peg rail h (ii 11*'n111«< who "Four leading mrmhei* of the tn un ity Houftf # ?» "T b c T roja n Mm-I’diny iliiuti tu pci titji Communist P arty In Ohio are en. H o rse ," or “ Th e K lft'i Colum n In Appro*iimmI»•ly Iflil pruplv wn* gonerlng these latest efforts of F lo rid a .” The C om m unity Ifau nr in t).r bI himIk fm ih r Hmikiiolo * tin Communist P arty to tie up Is located at r i m j l l i n r ; , in id w ty first hujiu Mpponruiirr so industry which Is absolutely between Hanford amt O rlando uti It II I vital to the national defense pro­ Route 17-92. Drleaml IMi WMI JiO |0 I 'J gram ," th* etetem ent said Hanford loo mm mm I »i A udirnres in sHmifurds Orlando IlatU’rn * I>i I an d - Burtih und and other Centra) Fl*ir»da citlmi have heard Maj (!r«iik dibcun MHiIjrakl. Kd w ard s, Hiiiifnrd rind the fifth rulumri m inace during K r l t l r a , IM mI b h ii , I t in d lr y Sanford Sportsmen Return From Expected To Attend N U M B E R ' 1W Member Associated Press At 5:53 O’clock SundayMoming BoostFarmers’ , _ , a ris e S p e a k e r ■. lEf l f t ^ .s h : E A ny G lr k , Itu am ’!I County U«en 318,7.15 Gallonn Of Gasoline Seminole County used 319,735 gallons of giuw.lln* and 129.53.1 gallons of kerosene during the month of Frbruary, it was rv[’lined OlioV by the inspection bureau of Iin- Hlnlu Departm ent ef Agrieulture In Tallahassee. Tbs larger rounties of Volusln f i t s . , Vki D and Orange consumed 1,282,358 V « t t y Iv C W B U n e i B and 1.842,087 gallons of gasoline ' respectively during the same month, V. W. Irtw len, superintendent A total of 2,134.90 tons of public Instruction te Heroine la mlsed fertilisers was used In this m nty, returnad yesterday frvea county in Fsbruary, the report ills tet saue. disc loess, and STEM tons of fa r. . ■" -« r tlllaar m aterials ware used. In fertiliser m aterials, more n ltre U of potash and hardwood •she* were consumed than any .... MnrihfTii Ori'orf, lh« niiimind at’knowlrilggd ilk n t turrits) nut in i it|,if| w |lb II MTOlld bff* h . m- u *’ 1'nnkiiK tl« a n tm it its (mu11( On l*ngr T"v*l Hydrangea Blossoms Shown At Yowell's list i« i ii laigr w bitr bloiioiri* s I|> di Miipv* plant rauRcd roil* -tdi inlds t f nmii’nt today at Yowi II wi' i S' tm I list .Strert, whtr* i h■'y is s is diFplayi'd in tho ladle** window fltiiwn by A h Knaanttur, C#1* i’iy A vmnui* florists tho flow*r la i mi *w4111-1 cd oi m s n a I in h a v in g i® Mm11\ Idoom •* wldla d is atlH coni(ot i hI n id v "iiinll WAS THIS YOU? V e s e tllls y * hlellt If testion n t - II ]( U iu g , 199 E llio tt A vcfii.ii’ Friday afternoon, you and vmi 11 hilfthiiiid were eating IHindi in l,anry> Drug Storti You wire w ratlng a groan polkn-ds)| blouRc, a tan tkirL tan bon* and black nhort aoa wctc carrying a black purtf. About | :4b o'clock, atUl t ot ii pnmed by you r huitlfid* yon wcr«* in Emrrick's HardSlope where Che mala purl of your family was toy­ ing nut a gras* cutter. Despite the fact th at it harwilerl ntesty, frirnil busbsad, rrallxlng ths strenuous effort th at would b* nrrr**ary In tha days to come, were he Co purchase said cut­ ter, out-talked Joa Emarlck ami yourself and you both le ft saas cicrrlsar. Your husband started talking with a rath an stout, dark man, as you w alk 'd down tho otroat, first tele AW dun D-l(V-25e fitbre* arm** th* street into O nCrory's. Identify yourself a t Tha Hr raid office before JfM fl appears In this coluna I day and receive two free ete to we* "Th* Bad Man’ i ring Wallace Berry wEb nsl B a rre n W iS S fR S i benefit abosra (eg the ic V i., .yMS’fc* * Ly As* AJV-;/fir s \r . viltVeCS-, \ K �on Eaiter. dead to give the world bright promise Of a baiter day ta come. Two thousand years later as we look about us and see the frightful destruction that fs being wrought on ev­ ery band, the awful carnage and bloodshed, and what 1* Infinitely worse, the envy, hatred,'greed'and deceit which make these conflicts possible, we wonder If T ils- prom Iso can ever be fulfilled, . On the way to work thia morning wo stopped by the garden wall to look a t a rose bush wo had previously thrown away. There on an all b u t t i n g plant, covered with glistening morning dew and pushing Its head high above the other nearby, flowers was a gorgeous talisman rote, all the more red and golden as f( In utter defiance o f tne world around I t An occasional spark often gives out the brightest glow. Cecil Roberts, the well known English author tells of a recent trip out Into the countryside from London. Along tho way he noticed a new burial marker on the side of the road and stopped to read the Inscription. A traffic polfcomnn told him It, had been erected by an old lady In memory of her dog “Peter" lately killed. The Inscription read, "There la not enough darkness In all the world to put out the light cf one small candle.” As long as there Is a.faithful dog left In the world to bound across the front yard and hark a Joyous welcome to his returning master, as long as there Is a curly headed youngster to peek warily over the aide of hla crib and break forth Into smiles that only angels can give, as long as there la a horse to whinny, we.need not deapafr. All the B IB L E V E R S K P O R TODAY darkness In the world cannot put out the light of one small B r a n d y , .CliatuDBgm, Wine, ffilt, Cordials, «t& f ♦v >r * *S «r- mwti fMp* tm-J bag^ e w s ip y o u r t a s t * dem a n d s We can" do your electri­ cal repairing quickly and well. Call oii. us today! • RADIOS REPAIRED • MOTORS REWOUND. : FIDELITY 18 REWARDED i And the Lonl said. Who Own U that faithful and wlaa atoward, -'whom hla Lord ahall msha ruUr , over hla hooMhold, to give Iham Uwir portion of mast In dus see1son! Blessed la that servant, . whom hla Lord whan ha eomtlh •hall l find, cffdotag. Of s trsUi 1 to* unto you, that ha will maka, hlmralet otar all thalP ha hath. —Lnka 12:41, t l , « . There la. much to have even y e t There Is the retresnIng frsgrsnce of the great outdoor* on a Spring morning. There Is the smell of bacon, oatmeal, and coffee, yes, two cupa of coffee, that come* from the kitchen. There la the music iof Lists, Strauss and Shubert. There are books, good, books which smd| with age, and new books wjti:h ' which offer a convenient fire escape. from the conflagn tlan of realities. As longaa there .Is courai te,fu the world as well ns malice, as. long aa thero la unael! lohness da well.os greed, mi THAT WEARS long m there. Is love end beau] y w well as war, thero Is H 'W ORANITB THIN promise.for th e . future..As lot K j lv'; (Prom Poatry} are faithful, M well as ./hone v Tims that wears granite thin, end strong .protect the .wart] And n __________ T„ . emits their protection, Christ did not live fn vain. Staunch Iran beck te ruit, AM circumvents the work of ■hands v And annotates our lust, Shall put Its sickness on this Gpverrintefct fcosts While we are reading that British taxes are being ■ And crrrUIIIss the vein, boosted to something like #Q percent of the national Income And blunt the put*#, snd hslt the and up to 07 percent for the wealthy classes, It Is Interest­ E p salt. ing to note % report from the U. 8. Department of Com­ And winnow out tho pain. merce to the effect that taxes In this country equalled 20 What form your beauty shall as- percent of the national income lait year. sums, Altogether something like #14,300,000,000 were col­ '-'Transmuted like the rack lected from the cJtltcna of thia country by the Various .By 'thns's alchemic enterprise - With nsltper roll nor shock. federal, state and local tax collecting agencies. This Is thu WUl Ml concern tho otblng heart equivalent of #100 for every man, woman, and child in thu t ,Tfc*t slows Its motion down, Nee-urge distress upon the sou) country, or a t the rate of #410 per family.. ..Tu note Its vesture gone. ~ ’ I A r n ilf it t'ti *i *. * ■And yet ray heart demurs tho • G E N E R A T O R S F IX E D I f YOU HATH STARTER Gfer tib b E OUT. OP LIFE . . riurst—down along (ho shores n( the Argrsn toward odeb homes of nnrlcnt battle legends as Ther. tnnpyhio and Marathon—but to breach Iho country in tho west along the Adriatic and Ionian Kras. Communiques of the British ex. podItternary force—under com. mend of the stout, bald Urn. Sir Henry Maitland Wilson, who held lh« llrl’lsh sector with tho hardy veterans «t the brilliant I.lbven rampnliin—ncknowlhdgtd during the day that the German advance bud .rrnrhed a point svlthln 48 •iillcs north of Olympus an the enst. Thu Invader . reached '.UHt pu^-d |.lnqU*a(Ypnl^a> jlp Riitlsh command, was "contact" made on a new front that may determine whether the BrllUa are to preserve a single foothold on tho European continent. MR. j , 4 . Thera waa at tho same Unto a manifestation of growing fear In Ankara that Turkey, Britatn’a pan-belligerent . ally, would he D. Varner, Orlan widespread reports that a state of siege had been declared In Turkey and-that civilian evacuation of the Dardanelles nnd a large section of European Turkey—eewall as of Istanbul—had been or- head 1 so i •Ing dofiancc f*J v« I.ct us explain how oailly any responsible person with a steady income can bulk! under the J?, H. A. plan—Ypur application will re­ ceive Immediate and friendly consideration. We also invite your application for F- H.'A. _ .-r-T .. . ror'TmprtvtfflraiiMmiwRequired. t>r tne sWvWlur YukUhra eaoh 1 their bemli*. T)ius, In the phrase of the ■ 11*1 mw V « ..... tM . JV. CEffTRAL r m - force*—drove headlong « A t lMDilJ par* n rs r thn Albanian frontier, tirreking through upon I hUilfi.i, Down upon Che la’rfg trains of German tanks ana supplies British pilots, pouryd leases, compand in 1041 fur the i-, f In Ihc west the Germane— handicapped by the violent uni pii|MTmitty riDotgaahted raetetthc* .against, tjnn u k i an rCAUvy b la t Build tha Homo you want with an F. IL A. Mortgage Loan obtained through thia com­ pany.- Home ownership acquired by conven­ ient monthly installments on an F.,11. A. loan, would give you an objective—the,Inde­ pendence nnd security that you long for. m Ar W n fr t.ir tA w$f4 •* m 1 • ii. PACKAGE st o r k V* w. First j • if**4* A y#-s tml :W * I* ** . "Af eV*» » f. ham* pertoil In 1940, the departs went said. * from >11 we have ceased to lie. 7T,. V i... ' LEO KENNEDY. Mnisrd Smith has been 1 ..h f the . Senate as (Ms circuit for another irs w hen' the fW ,7n, s a f e iiu sn ssh m u n e t n*>t the ItrtttsKOmk right atx Mount Olympus. A heir menses ee peered aid to-the BrjUsh-araeh peelUen Italian claims that Faaetet tree sdranelng from Albania hod < The Yugoslavs acknowledged Gasmen cleanup advances in the ceuntry-e north and middle eve. Hons,- but scattered forces were reported still fighting bitterly in the eoulh In an effort to Impede the twin Natl thrusts at U>« □reclan lino. This duaL wheeling movement southward hod begun a fter the completion of the German’s drive COMPTROLLER’S CALL (A ffihskJ Wilk Tkt Allmtie N oJiom/ B n # of JetktmHlU) STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OP COMPTROLLERS CALL f 9 W A L IU U « , MU RESOURCES «$4|~ * r«.' RESOURCES Phtorlno and hod fhemodo Jar iihjmjo —— < �aid* A a i m 12, 1M1 Peggie McTeer And C. V. Brumback Wed AT THE CHURCHES MBS. LOURINK BEAL, Society Editor ^Social Calendar f SATURDAY •• T ha reg u lar monthly meeting W tha Cecellan Music Club will l »— l — In th« Fannie S. Munson — -------- — tod Ion on 603 M yrtle Avenue at ilS P. M. MONDAY W o m e n '* So ciety o f C h ristia n n rv lce .0 1 th e M ethodist Church i l l h a v e Ita re g u la r tm iin c i, M p ro g ram meeting a t 3:00 P. F. la tha church. T b * Bundle* for B rita in Club HI ■jwtxiAr a M t i c f l l b rid g e jrm»l r h e c k rr * p a rty a t th«* lla m atal M ayfair a t fl:00 p M. Tl,r* lU le l i u r f t d to o it fm J . B * w i a * Itftiio fifl w ill c a n t in u r t h a W o m a n ’ s C lu b f o r th e l»o»j w i f r o m 0 :3 0 A. M. u n til M A , M. Mrm* Ja c k H a ll w ill A f (Jw tp o nsn r. R Clrclea of the F rc sh y tcm n y n tirc h w i l l m e e t a t 3 :3 0 F . M . M* i l l * following hom es: ♦ C lrclt One, Mm. L . F . Hoyle, o n lrtn a n , wjll m eet w ith M rs. JltyW , 8404 Mellon v ille Avenue. ■ Clrela Two, MIm I*ettlo C allw ill, chairm an, w ilt meet with Mlaa Caldwell, n o Hast Seventh C lrck T hree, M ra. Tl. II. Le w is, ahahm an, will meet w ith M rs. g . A . H a ro ld * .214 P a rk A venue, l i r a , H e n ry McLaulin will be Big Crowd Expected At *61110111' Benefit W tth a r, c h a irm a n , w i r meet w ith h er a t her home on C .d e ry Ave- M r*. O . C . (illib * , if00 l.a u re l A v e n u r. Circle Flee. M r*. A . D . Sm ith, C lrr le T h re e u i l l . M rj. W . (J. chairm an, will meet w ith Mm. W ll»(*n, 24BII P in . Avenue. fetch McLaulin* 4 0 « W e s t NJneC lre le F o u r w ill. M r*. K . B. te n th S t r e e t w it h M r*. fo lly h e a d ••*1*1 ing. IV . JL Jmu*u, ttup’t. R o ckey, C irc le 1.110 F iv e l a r k Avenue. w ith M r*. II. F. Cirri* SI*. Mr*. J. D. Woml- M cW horler on tl.e <,‘o u til,y C lu b iff, ehalrm an, will m ret wit!, Road. [W. H. C. Whelehel. 101C May- w L h M r* H » ro U C ir c le S i r A venue. T h « B u rin e ** W om an'* C irc le H ie r * on W e * l .n x t e e iit h S t r e t L TU ESD AY III m M t .w It h M r*. J R A y e r* S e w in g * e * * io n , w ill c o n tin u e Eongw ood a t 8:0(1 I ’ . M. C lre le * o f the W . M. I I . <-f fo r the R e d f r o * * * t Ih e W o r n , * • F l n t B *n » l*t C h u rrh w .l! a n '* C lu h fro m 2:1(1 IV M . u n til le t » t th * fo llo w in g home* a( f.:10 r . M. w ith the J u n io r W o rn , oKj* Row’ll with white Hcces'Ofies and S r r g v n n t P h ilip M V ic k e r y nm l w ith it she wore a ror*tage o f L . V . Jo h n so n of ( Hn m p Itb in d in g yeottmv n is i* nml blue forgetT ile Itev lln im lia rk a re s p e n d in g the w e e ke n d w ith lu e t m l' t h r ir re sp e c tiv e f a m ilie s elinse ns I h!M nuifi, the Itev I*. It ItichanlKori, pastor of the D o n a ld D u n n , J r . , w ill p * r e ­ clm rch ItotMut M cIntyre and m oved In la y to In* hom e fro m Iln ro h l Hiuinbai k ncieif as ushers. M iM e T ie "« iim lh ci of the St V in c e n t * lln v p it jil in J u r k e o n v itlc where he ),n* lo>en ill I fide, chose a rose print dlTss ini*I wore w h ite accessories, Her f o r * r v r ( j .l w eek*. cot vagi* wns of sweet peas and baby I ic iifh M rs llru m b n rk, the bi nh groom * m o lh e i v u i’ r n Iw ig e print model and tudge uccessorics, and w 11 tl tt she wm e li curSiige of swocf pens and tiai.y tifealh I-oil.wving the eeriin o n v an in ­ B illy Herndon h t* arrived from form al rcreptjon was held at the a n '* C lu b a * * p o n io r * Itary Academy home of tin- f 1 ide t* patents on m . W ED N ESD A Y in F o r k U n io n . . . to spend the M cllonvillc Avenue fm lh«- toidal C i r r i * One w ill w e d **l.h M r*. and out gif.lo w n guests. u d c» *e rt b rlilg e | S jir ln g _ h o lid a y Ith hi* parent*, l ,M,t j M. Oocdnier, 1912 I'nlrnetto a t T hthr er e Wwoillm abe n '* C lu b b e g in n in g ' A fle i "trending a slm rl while r and M r* O P . Herndon r« n u « v r ith M r * . H . A Morewith tile 11 guests, |{ev and M rs. • t 1 :1 0 o ’ eloek w llh M r*. J . W . ri u m-hoate**. . C o u r ie r, M r*. llr a it n n Pe rkin * ha* a rriv e il H iu m 'iark left fm ^limnl for a cirri* Two wilt weet w ith AL y. leC* ,. MT hr o* .m nJ *. Kand M r* M eM e from Camp Illan d ln g lo *pend short honeymoon before going to E d r i d g e a t h n r tm M t . | ■hr weekend w tlh n h p aren t*. 4>vfor«t where they w ill i c i t j c S e w in g o e **io n * w ill c o n tin u e M r. and M r, il. 1.. P e rk in ), l>ef o r Ih e lte d C ro * » In (h r W nm - fore going to R ad fo rd , W , where a n ’ * C lu b fro m 9 :1 0 A M u n til he ha* arcepted a poeltlon. Si* P. . Primary Department Has Easter Party Times Today N A N C Y KELLY EDMUND OWENN J O H N LODER - MIN*v WIICOXOM M ilV IU I COOPIR l • 1 1 6 (6 1 ( M I R Y J N 0 6 M A V A 6 0 IN ■ „ UYLAMO NOOOION . *B----a - J —■O ■-BI. M M r< A O^XBO--fwv^POvv p— *■l .I 1 A W» C*«M(y *n H am • JLlnrnltig S e rv ic e 11,00, prelude i o rg a n ! "'ll# la H laen". Hi n il* : If* I r n VVJtte at I lie o rg a n , H ym n ‘'C h rist T h e l* iid I* R m rii T« d a> M, nmh> m 'C a s t e r Lin i rr\ lj»n« or ­ gan o ffe rto ry ‘’Com passion**. Mat land hym n “J u s t A" I Am, Thin*( t a n To B e M, baptism and re ce p ­ tion of new m em ber* serm on by Hr. H a igh t Krudf- i of \ . a* V "i k C lt> . “T h e It e su rr eel ton of ih * I lo d i’*. h y m n *‘0 Vlnni*r lii Mr W alk IVMh Thee**, orp nii pi*-i|in,« " I ’a ste r T id in g s ’ *. M allard P e rsotials A H in d k a tio fis p o in t to a la n r * c ro w d a t th e B u n d le s f o r B r it a in B e n e fit B r id g r - B In g o p a r t y w h ic h is being h r 1,1 on M o n d a y e v e n in g a t Ih c H o te l M a y f a ir a t 8 :0 0 o 'clo ck , it «ai a n n o u n ce d thi> m o rn in g by th in e In c h a r g e o f a rra n y rm e n t*. I t la not n r c r a i a r y to m ake re se rv u tiu d a u s tic k e t * w ill a l i o be m U a t th e do or on M o n d a y e v e n in g . t u t iiio k o n u l l i n g to *C lin iil with fprn, and a w h ltr satin euro t ic k e t , b c f u ic th a t lim e m a y ! |iiJ|tiM |i|jii'vt| bufurp ih r a lta r <!o ,n 'by c o n to rtin g M r*. I I , U . fu r ilit* ihviiptp In kftpid on, I ’upe, c h a irm a n ol the t ic k e t 1‘H i'iifu tir th e riT T tn o jiy M rs. n o lo , c o m m itte e . Ir le p h u n c 7 ljl* J , I.. S. H itik c y playrcl n program o r fro m v n iio u a c iv ic o r * * [ i l l a ­ of m nitinl music nml M rs. H arold t io n ,, u , w e ll u , the M a r t in '* Itrm itlm 'k , sister-in-law of tha I'u in t S t o r e on . t i l h u t S e co n d In itlrgm oin, Ming “ O Pfom De S t r e e t. Mr ( Ih k o v c ii), nml “ Itrrau saM r ,. I. I>. M a r lin , S c m ln o la t»b* l l m ilf lt il) . Follow ing the C o u n ty ih a ir m u n fo r the B u n d le * ic n iio in y 1 Hi* ‘’Jlrnotliction Song" fo i l l r ila ih h a , c a lle d a tte n tio n vva*» stif.ty plnvctl w hile tht tu t lic w ind o w d iip la y in th e M r. and M i* A . I I . A * h l* y a n d couph* kppclcd, b u ild llijr lo m iL T ly o ccu p ie d by (w o c h ild re n a rc .p e n d in g th e S a d y c 'a S p e c ia lt y S h o p . l ib* In ‘dp w as given in m a r r U b o lid n y , w ith r e la t iv e , «i?e hv her fa th e r She was beM r, K u rd y c c It u M c ll, c h a ir ­ K n ilc r <011,111111> gownpil in a navy m an o f the p r i i r s co m m itte e , a n ­ n I j i k v co u n ty sh re i redingntP model with a nounced a n o th e r p r it e h a s been sce u rtx l to mill to Ih e f ij a lr e a d y R . t i. I f ic k io n , J r . , le f t th.« iw n v pi if it d rffS W ith it she lit t c il. It i , lu ll c u llin g c a m * fro rn litg f o r A .la n t a w lw r e he wore i-n v y mid white ueci-HSorlps ro srs, w illi th e n am e o f th e In d iv id u a l w ill r c t u rn r h i , . t m l i r , at It ra u g - dml tl corsage of yellow 10 afice lito ssiiiiis i» ml hnhy printotl on th e m , d u nu tw l b y U ie lian 'a H u ,I n c * , (^ .Itcg *. breath W ig h t P iin t ’S h o p on W c i t S e c . ond S t r e e t. M r ,. A . V J o y n e r h a , a r r iv e d M rs. II, Hichardson w as fro m J a c k .o .it illc In v i i l t w ill, chosen as m atron of honoi and | T ic w orld’, flru t com m ercial h e r a n n -in -la w nm l d n u g h te r, M r the hilly attendant She chose telephone exchange w o opened a m i M r*. \ \ II M o y r. fo r tin ocra-ion n light Hue . Circle Four, M m . F . T . Merl* in IH“K at H ew H ave n , C o n n . t ( O M iH f M lA T IO t A b f 'll i n f ' l l C o rn e r P a rk A v e n u e and 3rd Hlreat J . liir n a r d lino*, V hn lM rr Hunduy Schoo l I I I , Jo hn Hubert I ' l l t s T H M ’ T I S T ( I I I II I 11 U I llt U H I K ,. J , I ' , ....... P a rk A k a t* t Hi* Mi . s i m i HfirulhA H vhool— P «'* \ M Mm iiim k W m sh tp - I I in* \ \| Hubjt ct, lin t he«11 Itg Neatly *6.300,000 will be aiieiil this year in Florida by Southern Bell for caiutructing, reconstructing and adapting telephone fa­ cilities lo meet governmental and other telephone needs of the stale. More than 600,000men in the nation's armed forces will be treined in Ute South. Of these more dun 114,000 will be located fn Florida. To care for theae men there will bo 71 military camps and eataUishmenU fn the Soulh. Neceaaary awilchboardi, numerotu other equipment, and many miles of telephone win bare already 'been In­ stalled. Additional equip­ ment ia being provided aa required. Aa adequate communica­ tion aervice ia vital to the de­ fease program and telephone forces have been engaged for month* in planning and installing the service ta meet, the maximum aaeds of gov*’ enunent and Industry for both local and long distance telephone Berrien. en are now better equipped and trained than ever before to do the Ug Jpb ahead of them. They ird confi< dent of thei M l** C a ro lln * Sehree of M ary W avhington College in Fredc r ic k it u r g , V * ., and Mi*» Ir i* Sebree of Ja rk * o n v tlle Bn*lne*« C o llrg a a to the g u rsta of th eir p a rrn ta, M r. and M r*. J . J . Duron, and t h r ir a ir ie r , M l** (trace S c . bree. A lid u d rin k w e t r e erveil h o B tcm e s, and each ch ild w ab given n b Ui a II bunny f lllr d w illi cmndy «gg» And » r u c k c r In t b t «hniM* o f « c h ic k e n , ns Two Arc HostcHscH Sunrise Service At Class Meeting TV r h ri< tiH ii llitild ctH n f the F ir s t t h iistm n t 'h u r h met at t i c home of M r*. K m ii.'i* W ilso n vs11ti M rs j |, llo ifo o -in ro .h o sfcss on T h u rsd a y cvenm c fo r its r t -iiiln r ii top 1hi v meet in v Th e biisiticss was presided over by Mrs H o ito ii *nd the devo. tin llil I i ofiifireicil t. v M ips mettle H llg b rs M is 1h iro ib v t'cnrsoti rra il Hi- Sei i|ito ie Fin n s for u ru m o.o1 1 sub ti. i " In Id on A im Hi Wi'fe ill sc O'-'til a fte r iv h u ll r e f r e -h m c n l. » e .v -e rve d In 111. follow "IK M rs S lfu irlo . r M rs t lm »r r*«r....H ............... . M r - .» i. lo r P tp p t r Friday to nddren* Ihe Ltr UUIoto Monday nlghl on the International altuatlon. Senator and M rt. P ro p er appeared befoie ()wi Home Friday. fM isse . “: " I ho ol li V Sorority Meets At Home Of President The Place To Dine On Ml-Wdr Booth Nest ta A rm fU ga Cabin* Easter Sunday Menu ' Fruit Cocktail or S o u p Bakud Ham Bratlod Pineapple )• or Peaches With Cottage Cheene Q r m ftanng Masked Potaioea He Coffer, I'm or MUk The Upri'on Chapter of Bria 8 Igins Phi of FlorlJ* met for II* drat monthly mwtlng In April at tha home of the pre»Ui«nt. Ml«i Ruth Jean Wright, on Oak Avenuo Thursday evening Th# *0rarity color* of gold and block were accentuated with a black bawl of yellow row* which wad placed upon the table in the room in which the guests ir.et. The educational program, given by Hlae Martha Wright, _MU* Wilma Leslie and Ntsa EHsateih Franklin Wse on "letrodoction» and InvitaUee*-. Following the meeting the hoeteaoed, Mlaa Wright and MU* Mary Grace Dore' served re- Lets Under Wav At 5:53 O’clock •llil of V lift * V111li - II, -OH, d r ' l t t i l " ip H Ill’ll he con Id and V| hit rd ••f T in t p<m.f t.f hill*- i flin g* to '| lh - ir t lillt .it r.ihl ItHpplDPhS ■ util! in» the lll> i Irrnstifl til Ilf* , hi l| t-litiM M (if itti'uli'A I • d d rsp * i .tiiw •cl H**ei n a in., i w .• linvc 10 nit sin * ill*’ in tin-<it .. r 1 1n litmioinstw a ll ..k in »iti**i,» we- 11m1**1 I b 1 11 |Cw lit liiit I mI** 1 I f-4 "1 inti »pci l it. him 1 1*3 I I -2»i I <11(1 ft*t II,f 1 lues *• ‘I H i 1m11 over* K in u llK K Trifles 1,1 Hr II* hr r rn sk t r .lt s s r.iltly Prime Idiewenstein To Talk \ ( l \ S. C. \X \f, in i.ore A W.I k . Mw m 1hi. I. * |•■'>f M Milk n wopt » ttciogiv H iir iliii liiii ii.f i M ii Mm llfiKc ‘T il it I *| **| Ip I | It 1 M' s Mi i Pi’l IfHi'1 Villi I - f ■i n. 11 v in it ‘V <i I n il.f t ,I - j, H o Iiiio m m , i >r m „ t ' ’1Mil \ -s ieml lop i Hof nui fib HKtcrti i. r ‘,, «' lop.I • I N•n I, «•« m m the fu ll u t» - urn, < fanci |, I . . . , ........... ... ,.f ,, , . , Vcr:: v::v. v:;*'. m I* ., • pi i. ti ’ •'Ml.il! ( v, tl. <1 . ' lot. 1f. | 11 'i>ip «' l l t t 0,1 11. , ol' -,' ' " M U I'lwtllllti" ■ iiMiF IV i.i *i|i I p « mi ...... Literature Is Asked V'V1 ....... r o r Itlarulinnr S o ld ie r s n. r ,n.v u,. s i :n i • o il lo In jab > vouu I liim lo i I'M >0-11 1 Easter Greetings Mu lit Iso wi t h P o tte d P la n ts , Cut F lo w e rs . * C o rs a g e s ! I’ ra i . 111mu id - a K, , 11■ V.1« S . i .i ■II. II 1* p IF i it loftn’ Lntffrunn in g at I Im A v iim c Mt i M tb. I L P . H i r i 'O i i , V arn mid M r*, W M m F J o in Ma ih c * 1liit* r ity H I T A lt (Jl tn A I M . M rui*, r u i n 'I f T h (n1V r A i.11ion v o ir Since ifikiutf nt- »1■ i» "ifo n nf exe rii* in •I if * • f • • * ' 'he F " unci' ftir S o rm l Aiii' Ini* It iiv i li'.l ■ » i' iTiih s a n d r o v i r * \ D n d c d Hint*-*' II ab feh-ck' r u p h o In t In Hi ndl cv thrill IfiP.iMM »io »b I o f llie *» v e d ih r e c f lo w e r n it m v t o n e A. K. Rossetter ea. 1,1*) The A ir lc u it u t c v .- ic n la v re a llo lc .l a .Ic flc .t nf "(.232 abort Inn*, raw value, in i.ic quota of augur Ihc rtu .in nine lo la n .li w n , t n lillr d In -Inn in thl* country .lu rin g 1911 m i. ilcr the S u g a r C ontrol A r t. C A U FOR AND SSRVIcei win1ml lb D n u ll| \ * t*(»*<’li, I m.|)M •'•r " M♦- w ill !(■ to oiin lit I i Nnfirt i o li --f 111lka»r of acver ill liookin, f in d Hu t m l e d ito r nf a n n n lh o to g y nf i ii.im u t a llt v en H i le*| A d v e r if o ic Id-'t n a I l i e l» All firruNloiihl l ord»ilkntut In m IIr lo u a jo in rinl- lif* - u r i t i e n Bonn verm* m ol »«-v i r.d hvriniB, In order ilo il A io d en ln in m il- ly in g Aeciit.im . f »he rify mny Attend Ihe a u h v i -o « n l r n , arhool huaea w ill toui t h .- ' .r * a i , And brlrur the ntti'L-nt* lo ilo* band ahell in time f»" Ho loogrAm . On th** CA-i Bill*. » bu« driven by E ( ’ . ('Iiorpetnnir w ill Ro Along GenevA Avenin* nml Bcnr <to11 A v e n u e to th e bandahrll. On the A im fluide, n bo-* d rlv e i. hv I f t r l e (tin d er w ill go ou* both tb# old And new O il Ando h ifh d . itin t in I IIOII i Hu m i I h 1-1*1Ut <>r i i I H I I II II VI., r It n |tr it1i| I t ’ H «r K A M I || I til a i ‘ti iimi it n in n ] l i ,% M lib it i*iinniiniiltin A Mr-rHidti II ■ > A M m rivlolMn Mr* J I In g la y M r- A M I'h lh ,.. l*f b b t ii IB 11*Ht nf VI Hr lln ir n win F i t .reel- « 111 I* LI Y x iiti* l f ••I’I b V H u v lt » l.rniMi « on !• VI f m i Ih H F .m .R iv x *111 H i l l H it r n m r llev M i j i»*S a i (| LI M im io iii'T l ’li|i|»r I** I lK N K I - i:. ,H<‘h 1*411 1 ft1,H P b Btor A If a VI WHil* wit'id #it* nil* a welrorno In a ll a* serviced right ewiyl It tk k a e ii or a lubrication ■e thorn ill sod we ll c*U la a few miaate*. brio* $7.50 NEW RAY MACHINRLESS ALL OVER CURL $4-50 $g^0 3-4 WAVE deer piompily- NO &:aafk?f™r.,S (Yv‘,li i Ljaei fdwnai (D IA IIR S N H UBU) i li *-V Prr-m tilrm H*«r vTco II I DO Hr rill nil II 1 tli'f* |i ftultir Tliri III f ir r jiu rr l) In Ihw H. ENGLISH Mild c h o ic e H.OHIST, CKI.KRY AVB. pio H iit- t i,i tin* G r r * t vt i . i, - ... •«f P h o rch B e f o r e iH-i i im n y pr« f«*«* r nf o fh lc" !•- v t le c t u r n r on w»nn T h r o D c iu rtn .c n l w o m h ip in A n d .-vi t hig h ill S r i HIM( r ., t fhr»M* y n ir a • d HJVFRV t il • odcr n cornAiM? h u l ” Hirchid*. o f ihi* F o n g m i * ( ‘o ilfin’ d fo i *■ - • ! leriiiB . . . p* I I I K 1' I * l.i'..I- M il* . <11. , i ,1 In i hotm- on ('h iirt h m M A J Walk- • large randy rabbit as a fsv F. &. C. W. Students Get Society Bids illM*h • rtm i 1 F i III son. Ml , O UU I O M ur.' .t i i hm hm Mi-s H er’ ic , 11 " 111 '* * 1 H ughes. M i - M. i v Kdnn I .a ri ,M‘ M|* M,',v s ,' n * lire * -, M . sp Ih it. M eyer. J N ,,f M" ........... D u n lm , u i i I .n id i chs , j i "Italp b l ‘ -m g l he pilifMi I fi I h, ■ b u n .I I ■ig 1111 in iiiM ' 11i, io n EngH«h. wiTAj: Mra B H IJo c lh r, Mi F Vleigrrfl, .Mr» Gn»ri Jam e English. Dorl* AntlerBOM. (Wimdhc M ia 1.*iol« R ryii Dorothy Anderton, Hmirl lUtnrx. nil of FAnd a I «t k 0 r fi nd M iNan Faye VVmiAm*, Flom Kipp. Nao hui bin*. MTb A H L o v rli AIbo, Jark Pickett. Lucia CJoff. F.lwood' WlUiAniB, Sammy Lem. monii, Randall Goff, Jimmy llBrvey, G#orRe Blmm*. Tommy .Woolley. Donald FuUh. B arb ara Jean Woolley, Ch»rlea FjiglUh VV. I. VI f’ t Ji I * ................. Mb H r TA LLA H A SSEE, A p r. 12 (AT— T h i S e n ile invited S e n * , cy Friend And W mlry Sprncer t■ ■ i Ihc d ^ t n o iif f tr M lra r r m i in* i, proving by w h#t a r l w ro iig l> r,ilin 1 m il nett* th a t ntn. .tml >nr belief**—. i fuvom. hiin|i*BB at a In indict ill 11 Tbo»e preicitt w^re; Sue Col fv»i :m m liftn und ndat iv i -v TluirM tav luni, Dr nine Stevent, l.cwiJ 'h o ii jiF f u c iii w ifh | h r lio sti lliu h c y , MArthA Mb* ChApman, C a rv e r. phtirifS VHi I' . mi i d r n l l f l i 'i l i F i li.* h i r i r r n in r* ♦•iititiM Inipor* m« h i l l , th in g s r o o k ie * b y th e M ary t ’lit i*t m u '* HtMiih** V ls lle irs Roderick K . Atlanta, who In ntatlom d w ith H^fobjuAftcrB l h " of li * Wm S i w h l e * e a *io n * w ill c o n tin u e t^dim cnt in J a c k s d u v illr, p in T>«* F rim n rv tlfp«rtm #nt of lha inR^ urgvtl f o r (h e B e d C m * * |n the W orn- •pA>d the weekend With l.i* parMrthoihNt (T iu rrh w m rnl«rt;iin»-t m agim ut**. nt.** C h ib ffo m 2 :* 0 P . M . u n t il enta, M r and M r*. F r i n k Adamw ith m f a s t i r rty Nt the an . Iit. rntui 6 (3 0 C , m 7 w ith M r* . 8 t . C l a i r fo'x T h u ra ilfiv fifterm uin with t «i»tp ltli»u W h it e * p o n * o rin g . M r. and M r, B . T M yer* hnve ivAehrra. inrlm tiin* M r* S F w ith hoi or returned to th e ir home in Cha. Lcmmoml* M r* W T W miltev, • hniririAii i lo d e , N . C . a fte r apending * M r*. L M Sw um , M r* M K n urc ti*vacation w ith the fa n n e r , broth­ F rle fiif, M rs R t T io m n * nmt Mra. Ihiv e r and ■ !*1rr-ln Jaw , M r. and M m . Q . K f lu f f , i . is h m tv iiB m i * i.tir of H Flow rrn* buumrp, rh irk i niB nnHi i « ( 1 of ilo M r*. A . I- M yer* a( th eir hom e o th rr K m l r r ib^roriitwimi were* im . b p k puis on H o lly A vrn u e . w»«h! in k rfp lvig with the F m u lrr1 ' h 101 pus*il of live colorful! iuivt* tSfiLui R rv . and M r*. F F. S ir in. th«mv, Frl***» n .e y rr o f J» fk » o n v illc and Mr* rh irk rtia w«*rt* Bw ariliul to fitu o re Daw non B it e * and daughter, Minim* a iu I I I nr if Kuirllsh ftir ex llc v e rly , of N o rfo lk, V o . n .r Ihc ce I ting in -tie if m m s nml con i by t)ie g .ie *l* o f M r. and Mr* F ia n k teat a part icip s tc#t in Adam * at th e ir home on \Vi--t youngttvrB R r fr r a h n u 'n t B o f r a b b ii nhapcil C ig h te cn ll. S tre et. for Telephone Expansion “T il * r*irt»rd W rttlir•tig ) ti**1 VI f ' ' - * III >ri Hr 1 liftml T lim - t l.i i " J n t in P irlp * nit iHegtttNc from t r * to r. w h rn h it tta rh iik g * n r* f u lly u(,urr«iui>4 H i |»ttiHi»bt and a rg il* nit*nt h r v ifitH ln * t h r im ponnlhm i y '■if »too,l prn tlurtna e v il, and ti« a im H ti'* ’ H II Nil li jrvt „ ‘i n All I'Alht I v 111mi * r " I ' i ,*m iinK I'nm n —■*>n r vi I !1>'ti 1ttM \V off nil Ip 4 «bt I" ;vi 111*1 * Hrrlptiireft" by Mary lUfcrir Dddyi HAPPY BIRTHDAY SATURDAY Arthur Beckwith, Jr. End*lcy Mnlteh Mrs. R J. Camaron SUNDAY Ban Cantwell Richard McClelland lire. Mickey Bob Moya t , $ 5-50 ANN’S M1RAS0L BEAUTY SALON m n . park avk, TKLKPS0NR TIT \ �P o w er Seminole Yearbook I b Commented On High On After month* of hard work and'the burning of midnight oQJ the Sally wan -at loot ready to p ju -a .!' tB* a r a been completed. On* day hot week the farm of the IN I 8a!ntogut*U within six week*. By ERMA DOUDNKY. Holiday On Different Days Ur hiu torn S.H .S. SUNOCO Ramblings SERVICE by HUDUNE IT WALT CONNOLLY If going to •food kb Uat evening la Sanfo/d fencing with BETTY WATHEN it dm girl-break dance neat IStO JltU , P int Tuoadny bight JOE CRENSHAW ^ n V l 2 : t « , Sec01 •oaaa to bn getting around fataIf tee« ad than ever Wore pith I l i a t ill. Lunch ^ * adm . F 4 0 * ' ' iilM tU . Third i *! *. MARGUERITE DUNCAN, add b « U te * f 1*0, Coach** I MOT WIGHT, The foreaald league ft debater* waa anurtatood by carat. Utah), an .M L N .- t STATION 5: Tb.TtoSif V iX c amplo waa Sanator I nab i O oauity. Haifa reofaoanmnl by a et V“ new*eeati"in'The p H t^ S f * rmanta th e* .aad. HW m their already gnat newer In lower Haoaa. It fa genet known Uat the Hooaa had 1 extremely praRooeevult avail ibrication Barrie# DAVID Me EARLE aad Application I math*anatice, aha eclcnce, biology Therefore, the i MIDDLETON TOMMY CO cL irroi tha future 1 n come work to target practfao. teach** petrotl.m atudylng war trap t w n. Director Reveals wma auhfa«u|ua laaShf waya bat application of t made la national defen** trloo aad it baa Jmon font the regular academic we* OVIEDO i bo appoint* member* aaturAdmtolatraOaa'a ‘t V f c w u lea claaa Waa erg* !% **■!* i ^ j e r m ^ nolo High School. Tbfa claaa waa , ... -* f a h < .th * DR. HENR McLAl a n I f peraan* enrolled member* of the Glao Oub tie! n*r* Ul UU (UtS. lit aiujfa ! * f | w to Iksroamtl Bemtoofe T U most d lm t defcnM Nigh Mmol at the Florid* Stele m’Mfa. P t o t w to Tamba. W*n> fm U k h ^ .W M la a D->m»by.'Pan- % ssa s I1UNTRR laet IWd, the director af tha Ola* Club. They are aa fallow* < Boph.no*! Joyce Steele, Gather- g irp n i isype&ii and the War Department. It fa tmt baa ae Ita purnaai i « « b .,. L IS S m w sr-rtt: LYMAN SCHOOL a t • w fallow 4 Oak b u to . « * , , 'Mfaa Efaaaor Pitot af TbwoU- rH E E DELIVERY T»LWHO(IB *123 �« ISI 1 , O. . mmm* P A G E F IV E ,LD, SANFORD, PLDI&UA "■ D M < Coming ■ •. PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF APRIL 13th Su n d a y. M onday— “ A N D Y H A R D Y 'S P R I V A T E SEC­ R E T A R Y " w ith M ickey Itonney nnd “ Th e Ju d g e lla r d y F a m ­ ily ." Alan W a lt D isn e y '* " T I J I l l E R " end NEWS O K T H E DAY. T u e sd a y , Double F e a tu re , 1t*u:nin D ay— “ L A S V E D A S N I C I I T S " w iih To m m y l> i ' i y in* band and a |ie ria l cn»i A l* n , 'D A R K J O U R N E \ ' u ilb V ivien l.rigat anil C i'iira iP V eld t. W n l n r u i l i ;, T h u rs d a y — A m e iii'a n l.rg h u i H c n rfit Slu m * — " T i l l ; H A D M A N ” w ith W a lla *, Ib c r y and Lin n o l H e rn tii .n r . Ainu M arch oT Tim e l ‘ r r" ii n l i “ l-'. II. I . , H i l l L'tltlny, S a tu rd a y — “ O K I.A IIllM A It E N E O A D K S " v illi " T h e -T Mi'M |uiti’e ra ." A la .. “ A l i l l t l . , A ( i l J Y A N D A C H I with l.iir illo th ill, Edm ond l i'lin e n and C rn rg e M urphy S a l u n la y , M idnight Shew- “ B E F O R E I II A N O " w ilh Itorii* K a r lo ff mid E v e ly n K< y e ' \ l- e , m v - O ry tm velly ' ln l D IM E N S IO N A L M U R D E R ." ffittO'iUi, **lS*FOH.\l V T I u \ PLK A SK" mid C o m m u n ity S in g U«*« I ro L L O W IN U W « U lic r THIS WEEK’S- CASTS L U C I L L K H A M . he Ih r g ii l w ith uvi* s w i^ llip s r t i, E iln io m t O ’ B r ir n . th«* g uy a n il ftc u rg r M u rp h y, tho gob, rum p th rough a grand M ir r r ^ iu n o f fu n n y Bituathm ii in the* H nroltl L lo yd P it id ticllo n , ‘A (itrl* A ( iu y find A Cioh,” a r e a lly e n te rta in in g pic* lu rp , to lie . ii nt thi* llitr. next F r id a y nnd S a lu it ln y H I S h r m e n d ti« hlt»» in " V i v a V U Ia ” a n d “ W y o n i* H r r r v »|»|*r«r* it I hi< «% vnahburkling b t n l a^ P»H«> l.i»p r* in " T h r H ad la y nt I h c R i l l IN IIY H A R D Y 'S P R IV A T E SECRETA RY Judge lln rd y IcCWift Sion Andy lU n t v M ickey Honor \ l»r Mi.itlui Pi A t ir iir M< M illion A iii'M M u rrh **f I nor I II I . A m e r­ 11*11 ’ i* aluo f f l* 1.1 \ C’ up w vn \\ w I ttpt • \\ n lh it. M* *"*•• 111 tn v Jnm *n 1 utfH‘1 II I \ l|<H| l1 .,1 IS II I .i | II Mu p IV t i-jH f >i*l 11n iii’ii ti Ml S h pli« »i IS ill , l! i* r r ». I i i 'll I irtl A hr I Miil'tiu Jhd A am i T h u r« * lin in ' Ih n n H t n u: tilu i r liIN f ,. L e g io n . W tslnrw .htv Pn* h»cnl p»«»l of T im lu ir t l. Kvclvfi K*‘V*'s Amris nuld.s L o if iw ica n h r ^Iio w ii n r * t Ifu ln h l lm iiir d V n n S h in n A n n I t u t h r r lu r H iti rn y irii rt Sri r ii U m irn I it n i den fnn d ini IS dm ih" tSiNh'hu K at hr yii t im v W rig h t K n n n r r | WnhitoM I tn I ( i run Mu r hrutfli Mmi h*\ In n I In ntt ■Oil S h v iii V. Ijin l y‘ I l lA N t ; lln ri« K n rlo ff t. Ih r u » i' | " " - " I P’n y ||« i | i |. n ' P i M m , lln r d y l Silty H ttn d irt Aunt M illy K jit lir y u 1 it n 11 J im m y IlK lilK K John lijir t h M.»n* imtlt-i ikitiiJild M iiiyi.n 11 11li , llk'ltrv K IM ( »l\ I M P iM V ‘l "i*v )!imi4 i Mhop It \ «*l ’ « hi i f* I'm \ h t il III \ D I :* i l?ld ■I 1 | I . ail 1'anit1 m in* t ■tLtti jT*' r iik r y J n n my I \S t it n I. id I \l iy iu tU t.l 11 a l I ivm KiMhiyi'ii IPm *• i Pltfli fill I I’TItl l-lo It I . •« vs \ Mi u n ­ fit, i Hi uni '1 dhi»n 1ioi \ JMHimn ilcn nil ii; lld l U i .h - M ia n s d lt.* t11. 11 W hm h i H i . I h i h i - »• ' V TOOTIN’ T H E -trom bona h that merry gcnllrmari of awin*. Tomlay Doraey, who will be arm here neat Tuesday al the It it* in “ Laa V rgaa Nlffht," 111 which lie will he aasltlrd hy Phil llrKan, Lillian Cnraalt. Virginia Dale, licit Wheeler and Ciitminnre Moure. The 8.R.O. atgn will he out early. Manager Chmlie Morrison affirm s. # 'J----- \| it VNil f i h'lUi W INTER- PARK, Apr. 12 - • T m h ifr Tom Ili-rry wurkeil llir ,<Bpaclal)- Rodini. Tara ataaol u hvo yi’HMiW (rolling filly. Mul ti ‘ ' M l In I h i a aevontli eatctJay to lie NewB-L5* bur~SlTTt >up two ruaa in el»hth” to allow the Indiana ti to take a 7—8 decision. . ' •j • I N or ra n Randal a ta rta j on the mound for Newberry, but had Ia withdraw la the third when ho hit a wild (break and walked four men. R. V. W atum rrllcvrd him, aurvlved a four hit attack «ln the T ara' ble acventh und Went on to win tna game. LlUR Bara Hardman hurled fine ball through the firat live frantra, hut tha Indiana ro t In him fo r three ru n i-o n two hlta and two walks In the sixth nnd drove him to the ahowera with u llnnovrr, Nlrr«l hy ('oliimfit ('hnck, t e r t n - :30 a n d ' t h a two-year-old aring rolt, Hal Trim, aired hy Inin. Dale, d u n Tram ptrim , ihc mile in S ilt 1-4, last half In 1(1:3 3-4. Inat quarter in ;30 l-l Roth lim n wore aald to be urn •i-nnon rcconlv for twn y rar olda at their rr»|>erllce Ktila. Trainer llcrry erlahllahrd the inarku vr<lerday a t Scminola Driving P ark P final two-run blast in the eighth. J.iy Tnnipaon. a alim li^h t hander, eamn Into (be gam r and td tih n l ahuLout bail the r r r t of the way. C lassiK ed A d v ertisem en ts G I R L W A N T E D fo r noda fu u n . t a in . W ailream e a p e r ie n r e prof c r r r d . P h o n e 326. i ONE GENERAL and O L D -T IM E D u n can misled by al R u h rrt llc n v ld o , k n n w ii tu m a n y " l.a a a e * '* W h ile , I h' |di n 'm y n r,la y f a v u r ilr a , lb . the ii fa n s in K ln n u c L ir ln g it u ii, Raym ond n , “The M c r iiu it r c r e ." M c K in n e y “ tlkltiltu lu n ;| and III M rfTad e." Al H cnnuu I r id a y Pal is) Lyinti H n lt n and V ii n iiiin M J ill til .i i ittiii.j" \ Sir m il as w ill K 11\ S « l- llltlih lh ‘VM M l i In* P' It if r . Pit I ilk. *1 I*I iii-.' Menu* It ore fthowii It il v »-m film M .lon* I llnng** to ' Ni » l Mil .tl Mm H ill, A n Il« 11 > Hu llnhlt I .« I thin* Lx ml ■' - - CoIllnB Tars Tic New Records Set Newberry, 5 To 5 At Seminole Park * .T H R E E m i itm \ P VKL I till - t SI Iat. 'I M ih ii f Electric bor-r M IS T Ik F O U N D motor * |5dK>. One half II. !>. aet vnn k e y s ' ’FOUND Otii""and Laurel. V.t 'uMe ajwied .anutor 15-00. pn< Owner m u j have same by Idi-nteak, claw "feet, likt tifying a t Herald Offiro a.ul C. A. llalnea, al p aying’fo r coat nf thla ad. i,, „power v u ia b lc apcod WIBCELLANBolIS ^T^TfOB.SALE->: )(l H.ml0r o » W » Hue * 5.00 Umo SO gal, fclec. water fcatgr cabinet m o d e l. . . 2 6 .ou ■ P iiS p S S E js s I R g g f e f t" : POULTRY MKN-U** bur X.OI Keedn and We 'will buy y o /r egg* the y c tr round. Bcrnmolt Feed Company. SI10F.H REPAIRED— Have your while shorn fixed now for Hpring. C ity Shoe Rhop, 210 Sanford A w . _____ M i n i i: o r m %«i i :i c « m i h SI M tD K . I l l / I A S Nwlik t I* ll * I • I) % l»41I II I l»#4I |«UrO R I.A N D ll. A |.r I-* l/l'i • i . s i . i in m u a i iiii in ' t "..iiftrftii In r * .,b 'i:il .lllil/ e \ k e n o .1 ll till.I ’I'd I I. *at t I f lf llil a | .j »*• |n lt.l|n|! Ill ill* (17 I ••I4ll *>l f" III 11.' *I** 1*07811• a lie n , b, n a liir a lD a lii,u rcrc. . i, ■ , I Inrhiu, w ltuiulfl K ts liiliiA l-. liu iiilr a lu re I i i,la> H m l " y u n a i c iI ) ,| | t a| 4|i M j t i A U I . t 711(1*7 nt A' I h com ing v i t i l f i n tu uitc uf lit-* r 11 1 S iw p i,itm iff nrnt v| 11 m I . I I L I A italiun'a d a r k e r ! Iln u r tin .I ni.tv U IH I N I .I I , m .......... 7*r<CAH W I I I t U t . .r a j A*2Nl.rt III 1 N K *L be called upon to Itenr nrnt- “ On Li I A i l l l l V X K K Miul I MI I ' it M i l W 1.11 r.* . I. (»•!•■ 04 #♦*-. "* ,|h, ■ If y, • - ■eIn I'll V 7. U .7III 'l \\ *1.1.1 A Al I 1 n o t i i i : o r H .v irV a H < a % u : VUtV , Im i It itkliii ud, mill u ll i r i * ii I'** i ll*uuO« • »|gitn | aNotice la li'«al»y * lY r n Ih m | u i * itu leu d a in **. ■unlit |*» f I u ft I dftcror i rio ti i* tl id ,i|h l l.tl M d a l VI. Ml dttdilrtK I I I 1* tli 441 etfim in can*# ih <hI »*g 1.1 l i n n i * .if M ile n o Honda) L it c u lt C o o n u l B m itiiok* ' " im i) tha Sth d<* v t i AImj 1911. o f f n fm K ltT lilu , W h t riln l i o m : i >\V N I 11m' »itl« iiint *• II |it tl.ft h lu h rv t fttul U M N c n i i r u i l A T l u N u I.iauitunr ii*»t Idddi* f'Ui ' ril'H 4lt I ha ft u lil h lid J li*, I I O l X l L B am i I I.Mli d . h i r m1 O h 4’i‘tjrt lf..u **i of h. ml »;n c i : iiu P t iK H . in * * if* u. *!• oft In t S iu iit i. I I "it.h» in HniO.itit ItllLu rilP , Ih* UImI m n I is llrtl ttm F lo r id a . tfi» r-iilnu loa d vucrllto i H jtrclnl M nutfi %* .M. dm iittt ti*' ltd, pie** tu )• m l i f land e llu H t* Ir u u l tiourft <’f ►Al** mi M i MhI-i > fS» Mi Heiuht.'li < *ii 111 I'ltirldn , i*. I rfih ti t) of Mny, Ifttl. *<lf* r im Wit! Mile nnd *>«ll In tlic t'lft ! Th.* N'i *i lli h a lf i S' S I of thv In-si MiJU*r fo r ttt-i* tut ih . fim if tv iu lln t i *1 ip iitf C 'W S ) nf : duor nf I I im C o u rt l l n u ' 1 " i to* |li» K o iitlitv'u t (j»uu.t«»r (S W 'S 1 n n l* C o u n ty , K lo riilit iti h.unft.id. t'f tli' N r 'iilu i* t (jim ri* i F iu rld n . Ih * follow tout .|» w, i m. .1 I M V S I nf He* fhaf* .1^ I’l.Ur, lot, |iltco or p a rce l nf lu n l aiioaf"' ■hip C* Mmiili, li ii.N" 1 1 » .«a» In BvmMiulft Courtty. I'lo tM n Milli Miti. i i (•1* < ih ii i I j , 1'|..i Mta w it; f’n *‘I P ile | m It- 11114*1. t . .i I |s f \ Th» W a tt H a lf «f III-* k 7hll |e| 111 ,,f .1.0 <1 *'f* ■ I, T ie r 1J» nf Htiiilortl, "td J A U I .1 I - I f \ | | f l \ hit Inn *» I . 11 T i ft f foril'i* oi t|t \t H|H*la I MhiI. i thereof, ■•cnrillVl In ISftt li.m k 1, E.4 to 04 of the Puli lit* I t e f o r ix of Hem I hole Conti \ tr* F lo r id a i L l i s s thm eoitn iit IN T i l l : I tif f I I T I All HIT I t i t II l ot f j t IIft t ft 111 I tl •• h IK l ail It • T r o l l M i t i i M i i i f i i i t i i , i i im of Foil la r Avr , nod 2ml It lA f IN I I I t Nf I II t Hirrftt, hut Inn ii fno.iiuii* mi P o p la r Av»n lie, »ti I lift i -id M A llY I D ll M O ..........% P la.rtiir* ildf* t hcfiftif Hi f"-*i tv11h » n c t a m g u iiir d t i.iii | ji» t v u n i s W IIJ 4 .1 M I. H I..M IIH H Iv, | f tndia til ■long the M nullt.ru m a n in ul Inti H I, of I «0 fe*t ON l* F I I O F P I 111.11 %Y ION Ha id an le iri hft «m.l»* I** -ml«fy T*i! V tlllm n i l . Hhn'ldur' h W in* ' lon-h-iI* in, N i \ tliM t*rrn» of aal«| il^ r i h K A I L W IL K IN f V *NS Y « ii npw Iti-ref.v o rd r r r d mui r* A n Hi>ftrl«l Mimler riuired In In* it m, r*|.p. ,if iipmi lit* Fubllfth April I I I It. 191 li :•!»! ami ( i l l i U ) of t ln r l '»* i i*. fl.w Io n M in t i it i Of I -iltlplflllil III. d -tg.ellM* \ • ‘I til- h lil'K |* l ‘ *'•*'' I he Hm.fm 1 il* .*.11 • i. • • 4 | ”iftnnI i*t i’ * Mm n- iv r | . «!*• ' % I,,, |( I hi* * ld » -Il'.M h» ill It'd ft.I l ull ■ I ' " ' l l ' " ’ U. e l t\ | | „ f . 7( I II- t •*»I *. 7. • 4. »' nr -"ihi i '.im Imui 1 ii* I> 11 mi ft », *1" v 11I Ih . I i**lf, III* »**■» tLi ** I ' IIv A •• i1 *11 I A i iic i I i, - I I. I M * * ! 1 i|l* M m. 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Bo* 288, 8ui»|J»d, ■7 colon, dou. 1IATTIK COOPER waota day Job. 800 £ . 10th RL •ale. «TOO 8 u HANGER A STRONG CURRENTAND BING STR By PAUL ROBINSON S T E W , NOW. rep aired by f fit tr‘V-i-ia, i iiiiW^^^Wifbi|i11 i * :■< At *. * IttiftjftflL: Ip.. J*4r ' * t W* ( L*vc. &J* a | �i*8 Office Equipment C a w-' A- * �Seminole County Products More FruW And VeuelaWea Than Any Similar Area In Florldn SANFORD, FL O R ID A , NUMRER 19* Member Associated Press Ml S!!!! British Forces Hurl Back Nazis Four Years In Northern Greece, London Says srence in Earn* r» Of Northern, Proposed Seminole County Hospital Yugosluv Counter-At­ tack Is Reported UnderWay Southeast Of Belgrade Serb Capture Of Durazzo Is Seen Army Of Nile Falls Rack To Prepare For Defense Line Troop 5 Wa First'Orgi State, Cli Uing provident Rooeavelt to pur. ehaaa foreign ship* ImmcUilUod fat American porta. ■ SotUtmant of tho Font Motor CO. atrtk# and otbtr dUpataa retardlni defense production, aharp. far d iu ftd tba labor altuation While congressional adlrlUai war* fay an Eaator holiday lulL Thar* n i a (aural dl<poaltlon to both Ifauaaa against acting to prohibit i ix 1*tin* , nopraaaniauv* aaarun uses or Tnpaa, chairman of tha utwAmariCM. froup, pcralatoitUy ha» charged that Comrauniato a n Prorobin* dafanaa strike*. J, Edgar Kooror, dlractor of tha FBI, do. clipad to raraal tho outcome - of 3-m*o Inquiries facto |hU phase *t tho situation holding that It ■I.TON J . MoUGHTObl it- Shown above la a fro n t elevation »kctch of Seminole Connty*a propoaad new hoapltal, prapare} by Elton J Moughton. architect. Tha atructure will ha** a rapacity of .111 beda, and a « u t-n « « T other modern facilities arc ulsu provided, lit aid, to pa) Up bounty's ahara erf the ru il of the project ttave ln'iii lasuril «ml will ba offered for »*lc in about « month Monkey Island Has Easter Egg Hunt Offers Rejected For Seminole'sHospital Bonds Another Sale Will Be Held In About 30 Days, Herndon Says coo, hot w o t rejected boeaum o p t WO* ondar par and tha other wa* racahrad too lata. O. P. Hamdon, cleric, aald today. Convicts (C ost Four Lives /■o sam S wr a.N " *. r!», ajw apt. h it — .V M . long-tgim coorlcta who "hot riutfr way Pot of tha Blow flip# Prison Infirmary In a sensation*] btoak which coot four »«■ eaptutwd * few hour* tator today la the wood* aem a th- Hodaoa Rhror. Tho convict*. Japeph Kiordan an4 Charla* MMJaK both andtr robbery l ontanch*. wero oaroarad )>*"»*■*»*« of atMLmon poasa. Tho dead war* John Hart/da, LefflerNi N ow Officers Are Installed By Elks Tha mat bid araa offarod by AtwUI and Company and John W. Clarita. Inf-, of Miami Daarh, for fOMJO. Tha board " I I not authorised to accept any bid mu dar par and turnad down thla bid, Mr, Herndon aakl. Tho oiul bid, from E. U. A.bc-r.ft nf tha Cltlaana Bank at Tltu**i11o. off*rad par and inter*-*!. but wa* aobmittod aftar the 8:00 o'clock A nother bond aala will bo hold In about 80 daye. Mr. Htm tlon sold, a fte r the b r u t h « , kacn re. ad vert lied. T h a t tha bond* wafa not sold ■hoold n o t ba taken a* an Indi­ cation th a t Bamlnol* County a flnancoa a ra n o t In food shape, Mr. Hamdon pointed,, out. declar. inif th a t th b b not a criterion "O ur g eneral County obllgn. tiona ora now anotod a t HOT. or 87 OT*r p a r," Mr. Hamdon a*'d. “because th e mlllaya th a t can I* Ia rt ad fo r general County oblla-i- to two mills, and thb must coyer tba matatoninee of th* hospital, and a auffktaot amount to cro•to an tntoraat knd alnking fond. I t waa pointed o ut th a t bond* Uanod . under a limited mUtag* war# n o t aa acceptable to pura* thaaa leaned under, a ra te th a t can ha tocreased to nlture Group Attend Meeting , B all/, chairman kmm ttto* of th* trvlaor of th* u s e d to ettowd maattog of tit* ‘.T o riS u \« t% itffict-rs I nf the F’ lk i H t r n iinmlnIJi-tl t n ila y flig h t u i Hi v lsltln r it i tie* Klhi C’luh i.rntlir-1 • Sun m e In mli i f rt tin l>i 'Lurid, New I in \ I iitia Itf-JM h end Of* n ttiTiciiiiir I n l Uo II T ii It oft of Dayton* fti Ni h offi. tele.l nt Dir InsU lla. lion ii ■i'itcd f V II VV i II iom I I ..... Scant of the fln l annual Eaatcr rgg hunt that draw a crowd' of between air and tavni thousand people yeitcrtlay afternoon to arc tha almtan cltlicna of Monkey Ialarfd acramble alter hard-boiled »ff> hidden around the rock, und trace and araffoldiiif aurroundlng the l"K Troops Undertake Bridge Problems About 040 man o( the dial p iv liln n , 100th En yinrar* began a rrlrln g In Ban. fm d about 8:00 o'clock Ihla afternoon to begin a taalk al p'libtcm in ferrying on Lsku “ H tale" Munro*. Th* raravan, which ,pant thv weekend In Tampa and built n pontoon bridge acraaa the lillu b o rough BlVar, will »iu nd ;h » night bar* and i*. turn to Cbmp Blending Tnaaday morning, it waa announced. Aaaault boat* and portable foot bridge* war* aipacU d to be built fay th* men on U b Mocwm. E h rout* to Camp Banding tomorrow morning, th* p ractittb U ltr of the Army* a £. Last Rites Are Held For M issCedle H lrt fl * .f f f * S '.’ j t p tt N*w York raata, Mr. aad Mr*. Edward HW rahin home. The norelly purty, aru u n ln * Intel m l through advance nut Ire In the lo ral am i atnto paper*, brought m u t, peraona to the m o than have ever b e fo rr v ia itid it x n c e Its In glMltlng. Monkey Island Citizens Play Before Full House In Novel Easter Egg Hunt Between at* und .even thou­ sand people, the largest crowd ever to visit the Municipal Zor, watched Ihe a tit lea uf the chat, taring, scrambling resident* of Mookey Island holding their first E s ite r egg hunt yesterday a fte r­ noon. Jam es Moughton, park su ­ perintendent, declared today. Egg* were hlailen In tha rocks bordering tha island and high up on tha aeaffuldlng at 11:00 o’clock la th* aftarnoon hut tha hungry horde wa* loo n e tte d to w ait fur a signal and want a fta r tha eggs right away. Praachar. grey spider monkey, proved himself th* rharnp of th# * t r eater# kng at* so many that paopla looked a t hi* alarm ingly •apanding girth and wondered If b« would read o eoraoL Bttay-Q, tho black spldor monkty, ontared right into tba aplr* it of too party and aftar fintahtog th* #*«» wrapped In paper bog*, put tho bag* on her head itt,(nlli'il were: | . . . Ituim r. I't n lt n l n i l r r ; U 1 | .■st'i im-.l leading k n ig h t; , '|nu<|i H u .. deem ed lo yal ' ini-ill I' i I i i T h u r-to n , r«teem *d I... iiirin .i k n ig h t; W J Th ig p en , •I. I. i n r , , .1ii Ii ii (1 lln iile r , tra a si i i r S i I'la ir < non-run. e iq u lra t W a te r,. t ilr r : C liffo rd lti%11-1■ f i . rh n p ld iu : J . It. K t u a r t, iiiTii't gourd IV II H e lls , truataa) t ill!IV K u iM I. o rg an ist, and • !ii'iim ii' representative to tha liriiiu l ] i i j y i 1, Edm und Malach­ ite fresh m enl* were a c rv td fol» low mg ib r jn rta Ratio n.______ - City News Briefs ' DUBLIN, Apr. 14 — In Buck* Afler tlir fun of th r hunt, which la-lril uhoul an hour, the visitor, watted around the o n peering into cage*, feeding thr W eller T Dean and M itt Iran* animal* peanut, mid marveling at .S IlmjAliin^^both nf M aitland, th* Boclegtrul diapley until It he nor. rrlag* license Came too dark to are. O ut-o’ it iheyrtVurt |lo u ,r Balurrlay. •tate c a r, and out-of-town rm Wolilii I. Aldrich will give * war* parked on every street will. ■pit. »o light b ulls t.t the meatIn ■ radio, of Hire* blocks. Advance notice of th r event log of .Scout Troop Ht) at th* hail been ,rn t out by way of a ItunlMt Church an n ci tonight a t wlr* new, service and l»,t 7 30 o'clock night paper, and wire tr r v l r o The regular meeting of S an. war* rending In telegram* a,k Ing coverage on tha unusual par font l.odge N" HZ. E. A A. M., ,vtll he held Tueadav night a t tyTh* hunt was given such an H:Ot) ti'rlock. C. Ii- Wtaccop, sea*, enthusiastic reaponae th a t Mr. vhipful imialcr, aald today. RaCUMoughton has promised to mak» lar business will be tran aaeiw it a n annual affair. The m onkn* d e p ite the fact th at soma of Um mad* no comment this morning officers util he a t the convention about th# party. They were n o In St Petersburg. Mr. WltMUg tired from the full day and lor added. full to b« bothered. E II. K. ||. Comp sea* wa. l,su*d Issued §a Pro- new roEK, Apr. u -u ry ~ mior Barnett De Valera aald In Kiiled appkaamen of mom Naat- * breadmit yaatorday that plan* r t | r llf lp | lia f 11, B u tle r, J r , mid i« v * Hi a byiini l, itmwlirig anniiia of delight i n mi Ibr crowd, Defeated Nations Will De Valera Calls For RIlw, Spokesmen State Eire Evacuation Plans A M mhla ri L g lU w g H for tha rraaBatlosi of seamen and ehUdran from Eire town* maat -bo camplotod without do- building |,crmlt at tba Ctly H*0 Raturday to repair a houao M Ninth Btract and Poplar Avg» ou* ct a coat of 118. Andrew Jarre, waa leaned a permit 7 * build a frame dwelling an ■«*• Iran Ik Street a t a, coat Mr*. Maria Bchneldar waa Im m 4 a permit to repair tba n e t t i l building on Elm AyoM*, batwaM LOCAL WEA1 [ •» � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 12, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald