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cultural Uaa
n u m u , <a k , io w
*n— B. H. Weatwld, pn».
the. UnL
of Florid* Qtbopl ef h r .
Given By Expert
p 0 AIXEB VILLE, Apr. 10 (Special) — "Laani Um part*
mmUL Her* they i n , a* lUtad
kotr Independent*, h*'* can.
hat Japan wttl taka It away
n In *hort order, and he’d n
her have 'em dependant on
an the Mikado. If anybody
mere about tha Japa than
H'a the Japa Uwmaelvea,
r « m 1 UU. He will, and he
In Belgrade before the German w
country. Today, tha 17-yssr-eld
•Ulna the doe, -what tha
t ia ta Bara tha bulk of
ae Met titer aut of the
to Um AUaatia. .After the
. fleet* done that. If II
M took oqt for 'em to a w
king up Uia canal, to keep
I flutes wtrahtpa bottla-l
weetsrn odeen, aa far aa
acreaa In Aata and tha PaeUto. But
the Mikado euralv dote want Oarmany and tha United flutee al
war. That would leava the Jap*
comparatively free to go ahead
with their Oriental and Australa
sian grabbing.
“That's tha who!* went of Utc
J*p-Axl* dicker.
la,1* continues our Filipino
and Germany each aimed
ho also has specialised on at “Japan
enticing the other Into doing ltd
In oonneotlM with hie chestnut-pulling.
Ntlthar wantd
the Orients! eltustlon, war with th* United
States—not
ifla and Herr Hitler raally now. Each wants th* other to go
thing In oommon despite Into it.
i oompneL
1■i
"J»p-German economic alma
U s naturally don't want clash,
too.
Um United SUte* NoI
“Germany, If It win* th* war,
in. They're too busy else* hope*
to gat back Into Asia on a
big commercial and maybe terri
torial seal*. It wu well Intrenched
there before the last World war,
but Japan look advanUg* of thit
conflict to eha*e th* kaiser out
of It.
"Th* Germans, provided they're
victorious in Europe this time, will
try to recover all they loet previ
ously and e lot more also. They
won't pay a cent's worth of atten
tion to the Jape' claims and the
Jape know IL
if • ooffper roof on the
“The Jape' scheme Is to flnlth ofl
a .Cathedral In Germany all Occldtntal Influence on their
i 1110-171 years before part of the globw land and water—
Germany's Influence Included.
discovered Amtrka.
“Herr Hitler talks about a ‘new
order.'
A Trifle Owe-flldcd
i
iO U G H
hi r»
tir ad o r r
t
in n e r
HUB TASTE DIMANOfl
HWtWMe v ’
IQUORS
. “The Mikado talk* shout TanAsiatic co-operation, ftiat la. the
reel of Asia* to produse raw ma
tt Hals insular Japan hasn't tha
room or oott or sourer* to g raduce
'em. But th* Jape are to |roeeee
the raw stuff. In ether ward*
they're to bow the Job and Hoop In
M per cent of the pcoflta. Tin vast
of ua are to be the hewers of wood
and drawer* of water.
“What we non-Jap Atoatlaa are
afraid of Is that welt get nothing
but the W with the Jaffa gutting
all th# 'operation.'
“However, that's distinct (Tom
the question ot war between Um
United flUtea, Japan and Germany.
“Uncle Bern's strong petal la
this:
j
’ "Germany desperately destrea a
Jap-ArneHeart war and Japan flee*
pertUly desire* a German-Ameri
can war, tort Germany daesnl want
to atort It for Japan’s beneBt and
Japan doesn't want to atort it far
Germany** benefit.
T i b a queer conflict of interacts,
but a mighty nice one from tha
American alandpodnt**
in
thu
c r a o tr r r c o v w r
NINTH JUDICIAL CUM
Titn stath o r n o t
AND r o a SEMINOLE c
c it t
or
ua n po ju >, plo
m unicipal
co rp o ra tio n , f
against deficiency.
( • U tir, laar* moat. collar!*/
hale, green Mat. whole wheel
brrad. and mfflt ara some ot Um
good H urm of nicoUnk aril,
Uia R factor which prevents' pe|lagra.
p ,*,
* ■
.. :.,
*• - ■
lane iago,
p , BHUah
British »old(er«
»o)dl«r« drank
lima Jo Ira (end- were dubbed
"llmer*") to. k m from having
•curry, and, eclentlvU kara toundeat, it m a tha Vitamin C ' In
thla Juke tkat pratoetod ,thnM
from tkla trouble. C nottfkhaa
tlauM and cantrAntoa la bmllky
teeth. rums and akin. U * foupd
In goodly amounts In CWrue, can*
taloupe*. radkha*. tomatoes. peppart, and green laaf* raaatokltaI>—the "fluneblne’* vitamin—
anablr« tha kodr to akaorb ea'dnnt and pkoaphorua from. food
and la naodad for' normal tooth
and hona development. Tha com
bination of Plorlda aotishlna and
a varied dk* can’t »m beaten at
a lourni of tkla vitamin.
pr. French added a word about
food preparations "Lear nto cook
these food* ao Um •vitamin* will
not be destroyed or loat."
Th&^aat Insurance against food
deficiency troubles U to eat a*
mueh a vunety of foods aa poa*
tibia and not' too much of any
on*. Tha homemaker who keens
Ibis ■Idea * In mind will provide
bar family with such
dietary
Mods that irilvht otherwise bo
lacking. A llttl*
Information
about good sources of vita milts
should ba In tha mind <if evorva»" who plan* or prepares nsaho
, Vitamin A favor* growth, nor
mal vklou. and resistance to Infaction. Lnck nf It may result
In poor ‘ growth, bladdaratonas,
nlrht bllndne** and Infactiona
whkh show up first aa tors eyes
Baguio, summer capital of th«
and enlds. Good source* arc IIear, bn tier, eggs, milk, green Philippine Common'wsslth. U alt*
and fallow vegetable* and aprl- uated In. tha mountain* of North,
coin.
•m Luion Island at an altltnd*
Vitamin B*t oxldlte* sugar, of 6,000 feat. 1U tlU waa dis
whsts tha appetite and tonea tha
nervou* system. Low nf apnclite, covered In 1829 by a Spanish
constipation, and nervou* dI*ord raplorer whll* leading an aipc.
er* may re*ull from B -| . defi dll Ion to tha fabled Trinidad
ciency. Whole grulne, avocado*. Valley.
■"ni.'.umunr.'iiiMu;1
s s t s y u ? v i s B .t t s
THERE'S A Z-MAN NEAR YOU—PATRONIZE HlM TOR AkkPRIVINO NEEDS
Strickland Motors, Inc.
Sanford Bttlck Co.
Wight Bros. Co.
IN Palmetto Ave.
Itonford. IT*.
81" " j f o l .'
V Beaferd, *1*, \ *
IMS fleaford Are.
Beafaed. H *.
mcnoEHT o. 'racntPPje
imnneHT o.
c n iri
FKW. Third, JOHN & P,
HUUKItT OANOEHPIEI
imniUNa sad J. B. J
and MAUDH 0 JACK!
lindsnls.
NOTtCM IN HH1NHNT DOM
.
PNOC*lUD1NUS
THE STATIC OP PLOIUDA
ALI, WHOM IT MAT CONCj
AND TO IIKIlBBitT (1 Cl
I’KN, nr., m i Tfaurndatn ,
nuc, Chicago, Illlneltj
HKHBEHT U. CIUPPEN,
Tnorndal* Avauua, Chicago,
nols;
"
II
CMIMOND CRtPPEN.
Ilvrbert O Crlppen. nr.
Tnorndal* Avenue. Chicago,
nalsi
II. PEN LET
CnirPEN,
llsrherl -o Crppve,- Be.
ThernSale Avenue. Chicago,
" “a LBERT
c d 1,'Vrbvrt
II. cniPPEN. II
(>. Crlppen. Or.
Tnorndal, Avenue, Chios go.
nolsi
JOHN II- PLEMINO.
wl
plsre *f residence le unhnt
ItOBEIIT DANOERP1ELD.
-Ptlsrabure. Plorldei
jo e
iMcnniNa. pi, pet
burg, Plerldsj Ma Ii Oc a JA
BOW. Sa niece, Plerldei
J.
JACKSOH. Sealerd. Pier lie;
ue ell cither peril)* wbb
* Inlareeted In the leede
remieee berelnalier dneeH
au ere hereby netIIled that
CITT OP SANPOND, PLOlttU)
mnsMlpel carnoratloa. hae (lied
VItlnn In the CtreeH Coert
le Ninth Jwdlelel Circuit •(
aisle et Pier Ida. In and far it
■ele (-entity, fur the condemns
PLOW or parcel! of lead, sill
•r the lollowlne deeertned I
C
(
K
Math l* .lt
healaalaa.
Real
ehafaa,
Weet te
Tta rarde •( Narth
sSouth.
r t Henge
t v fIti w
M
flael. <Beld
rURBBHED BULLS
.
MACCLENNY, Apr. tft-(flp*rial)— Three purabrud Shorthorn
bulla war* brought Into . Bakar
county raeenUy to raplacc offtype bulla for breeding, accord.
Ing to County Agent Raymond
TOUR CAR CAN HAVE
______________1 __________
• We’ll give jou s better tnde on four old car • . .
• You’ll get fl better vtlue ln • big 1941 VOID
e**. BIGGEST of *ay car uesr Its prke*>tb« c«r
with the aomtioofil new RIDE . . .
W Preflent low price*, am ’i last. Stop In todsv! See
and tty the BIGGEST QUALITY B
yean of low-priec vtluil Youll wi
NEW FORD!
' '
liirV. .ill ■
f ,b lrl- , - 'U V. NA '* '.J v'WdA.'V? 1
�■x
t • ••
Seminole County Produce*
More Fruit And Vegetable* Than Any
Similar Area In Florida
Batsbiiahtd fat ItOf
i~
.
.
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iiiaMM
ation Is
Speaks Of Unity
Ule Force To Rea
lise Her Ambitions
’rieiidship With
U. §. Hindered
rorseninjr Of Japanese-American R eIstkms h Unlikely
SAIGON.
Preach
In to '
gftwd I(Mow) ha« bog. over.
a s s f c j s .;1 * —
_ TOKYO.' Apr. U —(/P>—
Prwnhr Prince Fumlmnro
Mbnoye in a highly signifi
cant statement today reiter
ated Japan’s southward pol
icy. is “purely economic and
peaceful" and Insisted Japan
WBuId not use force to realise
SANFORD,
Sidney Hillman, OPM leader
director, tell* the Houae military
affaire commjttee that the de
fense crisis hat brought about a
“growing sense of understanding
and cooperation between labor
and management,” The commit
tee la conducting an Inquiry into
the deft nee program.
Sanford Chosen
.Relocation For
,ffhMiiCnft Che*
*
,
FLORIDA,
Senate Delays
Acting Upon
Use Red Sea Defense Bills
TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 11—(A*)
—The Legislature met today dc•plte (he Good Friday holiday
tu t neither houae added material
ly to the
first -------— -----recordbreaking achievements. The Houie
met for only aeven minute*, and
then adjourned over the weekend.
The Senate became embroiled
In a bitter dispute over rulre daalgned to spaed procedure and
postponed until next week action
on (he defense Lille end salary
regulation already put through
the House.
^b law ln * of the Communist
Party,
the
German-American
bund “and all organisations who
mek to overthrow the ______
governjrjent" waa proposed In a l|r>u>e
bill introduced yesterday by Rep
resentative Perry, Sarasota roun
It would claetlfy as a felony
the advocacy of “criminal epar
chy. criminal Communism, crim
inal Naillsm, or criminal Fas.
eitm.”
Perry proposed penalties
of
Imprisonment up to 10 years or
fine up to (10,000 for violations.
He also Introduced a prrst con
fidence bill presiding that pub
lishers and emptoyrs shall lint
be required to reveal source* of
Information.
An interest rate of 0 percent
a year on Inetallment loam up
to (1&00 win proposed by Stew,
art, Hendry county. The Interest
would be deducted a t the lime of
tin loan by Slate or national
banka, or trust companies.
A group of represent*lives
algned a Mil requiring the State
Road Department to take over.
maintain and construct municipal
street* and brldgkt that are cou
nseling links In tha .B tal* high,
way system. Governor Holland
h,‘
J^egion Members
visor of arts and craft* project*,
reviewed the sUpatioa7 with Ed
ward lllggBa • ysaUrtiay afternoon.
,
After making ■ survey
of
conditions In Orlando, Daytona
Beach and Sanford the two NYA
• 1 egleanatre* from Campbell. official* mad* their dsclatoA In
Lsaofag Post No. • ( gill assist favor of Sanford on the bail* of
tha BUndl*«-for-Britain Club In tha number of youth* available
atagtag a beaofit bridge and for tho class, the apace for hous
bans* party Moaday night a t the ing, and tho Interest In Urn proj
R oW Mayfair, J**l 8 .
Field, ect shown here, Mr. „ Whitcomb
said last night.
The local NYA office at tha
Court House Is new ready W a c
cept applications for the class
from youths between tha ages of
10 and H yoare and can accent
modal* about BO ■todenU. Work
In the d a n ee will amount to Tl
hours a month and the ret* of
pay la I l i M far this period. R.
A. Good*jNWd‘ ha* stated.
•'
Work* o l a r t made during the
regular work H ried with mate
r i a l furnished b y .th e governmen I remain tha prepsrty ef the
NYA sffleu bat sa y
product*
computed on the Urn* of the in-
Will Assist In
‘Britain’ Benefit
LagU* )•bhnn
all military infi
to a bail on
laid. This falls
Oration*.
subject
Banks, Schools Close
For Religious Holiday
Good Friday, sad Bssslnole Coun
ty ochoola alas remained closed
throughout (hs day.
Good Friday aaivh ai wore con.
con
ducted from I l i M rtlo s k noon
until 1 4 0 P . M. a t the
th* Holy
Grata Episcopal ChUTSb with the
RL Rev, John D. Wing, bishop
of Sooth Florida, as th# spssksr.
Governor Hblland Issued a Pro
clamation yesterday asking Flor
ida mershabta and kurinau men
a j r s . ’s a p r v »thee* ihour*."
s * r t s
Yugofllav Fleet
John England's
VICHY,
Apr.
- 11 —W V -
Other bUli fatetudsd:
Andrew*,
Madison county
tax of one-half percent upon thr
total gioe* receipt* ef
chain*
operating retell store*.
8 trey born. Lee county—Creat
ing eoudty delinquent lend t-oard*
to handla sale of lux delinquent
Orsrstreet. Dad* county — Au.
thorislng *n extra day of racing
at hora* and dog track* for the
benefit of charitable Institution,
11*11*. Escambia county—A'»iltshlng Um Slate Board of Utuuly
Culture Examiner*.
Luckie, Duval county— Prohib
iting propaganda Inciting race,
color or religious hatred.
Holt, Dad* county, and Levity.
Orange county—Reenacting the
emergency aeventh cent of the
gasoline tax, and continuing the
it divialon of revenue Le
the State and the public
Yeaterday waa Just Apr. to ta
■may people, hut la Mrs. Robert*
Howard. Mother of Mr*. Waller*
W. W right of l i l t MellonvIUe
Avtnoe. It woe o momentous oe.
caalott. Mrs. Howard had
her
•0th birthday reotordog,
SUB **tiva doeplte her yean.
Mr*. Howard pvt In a busy day.
as eaUare cams W to v b k her
read bsalth and “many more of
*#s l " aad floware and gifts a r
rived by mall and
Laat night aha was the bona n d guest a t a famlly dinner
ohleb her •
, red (tree
hlldreti. rrend-
, Other euLof-iown |
My. and Mrs. K. W.
Awgmsta, O s . Mrs. 1
lW l
NUMBER 191
Member Ajiaoclaled P ress
Decisive Bid tie Be
tween Two Forces
Thought Developing
In Northern Area
Nazi Balkan OrfcnaivcM
eral Motors
ts Threat Of
orkers Strike
,/N
U
Serbian Army Is
Said ‘Destroyed’
N
LJUBLJANA
;s Dewey, Labor
Con c i l i a t o r , Secs
Etui Of Ford F urs
Fierce Fighting Is
Still In ProgrcHH
On Southern Front
DifTHOIT. Apr. II— (A P )
—Governor Murray D. Van
W a r aner announced
today
th at the official* of
the
Fare Molar Company and of
th e ll’nltrd Automobile Worki n j (C.I.O.) had reached an
aerfement settling the 10dajfold strike at the Rouge
[So.
C A V A JtV O
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t
III MV P i : ST. Hungary,
Apr. II -- ( VIM— The Hun.
Parian *rin* marrhrd "Into
Vurohlinip IinU i In reclaim
territory litet in thr World
War, Thr lluuiiarian nation
waa Infiirmol by momlny
in WF*|iMprr<i which rarrlrd •
ptifflnfnpHiin of rnirnt Ad*
w*!ra| Nicholaw lit.r(In u iin v
thi>* dr|i His n "national
dot) **
PODGOAt CA
OSTAMv u '0 0 .N
1IINGTON. Apr. II -<JPi
l-ahnr Depertinent received
Icvley of ■ threatened C..
1. 0,|*utn workers strike In the
plant* nf the Grnrrct
Motors
Corporation, and Immediately ordatum Federal Cimclllatof James
F , Dsu-rv Into action to avert a
work ilnppi.gr ljirge defense or.
d*tU?Srr involved
Tkt ror|>or*lli>ii -aid the union
MTVtd notice that it intended to
tahg strike action if current rou.
tlUCt 'Bcgatialon, did not bring
*n agrerim-nl I y Apr. 'JO
In lielnilt. Deary sold he exSted to complete settlement of
S United Automobile 'Workers
C. 1. G. strike at the Ford Motor
Flau\ before nightfall.
one point of difference
the
agreement
which
permit the return of about
workers lo Job* in many
’ r I ........
II r I t i n ll
Airow* Indicate sectoi, where the Germans have unleashes
concentrated offensives: I— Toward 7.*greh. if Toward Helgie.le
from Hungary, 3— Towsid Ni, from Uulguna, l —Toward Skujilj.,
■I, J
1
'
ccommanding the Vsrdar Valley. f>— T n sm l Strum* V tU rj, i i <
Hue. A N**l rolung, In reported t<i have cut tlivtioyh I in oca
xm
WtHxlwartl Iron Comt>M)r Mini to illfa Atfctmn, aepAtutll^r Greece from Tupkc.
furnace *«■ »haticrrd today In
an eiploBlon lieartl 10 mllot, and
firwt re|K»rl* ••aid at le n t
It)
yt'i Nona were aertaunly injured.
Hirmlnyhem
police
ordcreil
every available ambulance to ti.o
juiuit, fit the heart of a heavy
imhi* l|-1mI area.
A police radio car told head*
<|iinrtara lirra the injured being
n movcd from the plant *‘ar« to
black from burna you c a n t tell
In
h
n hi ther they are whiten or neg* Good
rucR
f he caimr of the rxjiluMon wbi
10 Are Injured In
furnace Explosion
4■ft i(inn fulcra wen' Milvancifitf#
into tlo Vvr’i.ni kingdom thnuftlt
1111111j yap m \ ugonlavia at the
m u del■
„ it lid i* dd ii ive but tie be*
t u ecii Ihr Hi KInIi mid ( iermana
Hppaiihtlv wtih tlcv Hoping
In
thiFi hd’lnr
llerlin loportiil meanwhile tht
Ht'ib hi my in MHtthrrn Yug« »Uvla
was “ di'-lroyed.'' mul that Null
I'tiltimn< plunguig northward itward lirlgind.' fiom NI, “are in
close twtreu)|."
B^Tt
IVFvmSt, re |inrli» TUTfTl
giiith
jiw i i|i|uri*il, hut lb* Grr*
Attendance
Sale I Scheduled To
Reported At Week Be Meld Suturduy
ly Match Of Club Aflernodn At .'1:00
RETURN TO ENCI.AND
Jimmie
Conan
and
Jasper
Wolfe of Howry tied for high
honors with sron-s of PU on thr
pistol rangr
at
the
regular
weekly shoot of the
Hemlnoti
Gun cluh. it was announced to
day by Ned Smith, secretary
Good wealhrr brought nut one
---------of thr largaal atlrmlanrra in aev.
eral month*. Two new mrmliera,
Harry William,, of the Winter
Park Polire
Department.
wnd
Yesterday's Identity was VV,
Jim Allenby, a merchant from
Orlando, Joined thr Gun Club >c».
G Boss, Stale Department of
terday, and a nunibti of visitors
Agriculture.
also attended.
Thursday night, yuu were
Standard
Amrriran
targets
out *1 the baseball game be.
were used inileud of th* Police
mg played between two Col
" L " targets for llie first time
ored team* at the Municipal
in several weeks The score* were
11*11 Park. You were dressed
aa follows:
ill blue trousers, light blue
A. C. Yonally. l»G. Itoy WIG
shlyt, dark grey sweater, dark
llama, 04l William llrooker, V.A;
sox and brown leather slip
Jim Webb. V2i 11 Williams. 01;
per*. You sat In th* first seat
and J . A. Howard, U0. Other* who
of the first row, mmoking a
fired Included Mr. Kmitli.
leu
eigar In evident enjoyment
Butncr, J. T. Hardy. IV. J . Chaaand. seemed lo be having a
teln and Alas Johnson.
rood time, watching the antics
Th# new &0 yard rlfl# rangr
of tbs player*. You got a
was used, and
thr
following
particularly W “kick" out of
score* ware turned In: Mr. Dutthe homo run knocked over the
nar, 97; C. E. McNIai row. PC, and
left field fence In thu first
George Cook, 63.
Inning.
Vliltora Including II W, prlrstcr, of th# L i t , Butter
Stair
Identify yourself
at
Highway Patrol, Clark Weaver of
Herald • office
before your I Orlando, Ralph Johnson, son of
name appears In tbl* column
Alas Johnson, and Ernest Me.
tomorrow and receive two free
CalL
ticket* to soo “Andy Hardr's
Private Secretary*' with Mle.
LONDON, ~ A p r " lu - (/Pi —
Fo-e|gn Secretary Eden and Gen
eral Dill, chief of the Brill,h
imperial general staff, have ir
turned to England, it
learned
yriterday.
WAS THIS YOU?
LQCAL WEATHER
Partly cloudy tonight and Sat
urday: possibly scattered showers
la Urn extreme south portion.
Program Receives Jolt When
ig Officer Has Autd Accident
Yard eellkUd. Th# right fmvdsi
of the Army truck was damered
and Us rear fender of Hollo
wav'# say was bent.
Wsrir in the immediate vleint
SrmiiinU1 f ’miuK
ha|||
Imill I i»snr
I»> ■oft
o
Im
morrm' mfirm turn ut in (Hi o'» l»>t K
• t Ihr ('mirt U«iU"r fitr (*i»nalnii'.
lion of Um* |>rojm“c«| Count>
pltill, f>. I* Hiflnlmi, Clerk nf Um
Hnnnl
nf
1 ntiiitv
C n !i il il l^ ‘'H*lH'l>.
A
It C
ii
nmn Hii’h Comnmnrtp cominunlqu#
wftiill imlnutc ilmt the lioTiib*
kmnlii'.l Ynifuilnv cmpi ( aI Ih illH
Cowan And Wolfe County Asks Bids hnhlinu ..ni
Tie For Highest On $70,000 Bonds
Score At Shoot For New Hospital
not ettatlinhiHl
»•**%•
rxiX'diliDlinry
lr.wi|m u t'iv ri’ip'i'totl lu ln v lo
lint i’
'I'ttulilj-licil
routuct”
" i i l i Adolf Iliilo f M l.liuk rlctf
titwtiliT-. m um thorn Greece
m N ii /i iinn/.ci' inliim nn cut
cli’iti' tn'rri*u lim ,i Vugnslnvia
In lliri'iilon Grpoci' from u
H r" tin eel inn Hie iiortliwuril.
Tin* l.oiiibni
nnlio
sitltl
MtllSPC
S
r
Mrs. Howard, 90,
1b Given Dinner
On Her Birthday
11.
ritish Establish Contact
With Nazi Army In Greece
Gulf Of Aden Is Al House Meets For -Se
so Opened To Amer ven Minutes, Then
ican Shipping By Quits Fbr Weekend:
Presidential O rd e r Procedure Argued
WA8HINGTON, Apr. U —(A)
—President Roosevelt today operi
od the. Red Sea and the Calf of
Aden to American veaatla, which
win be permitted to ga all the
way to the Suet Canal, alnce
Egypt la neutral territory.
While Amcrlcen veaeela are net
permitted under the Neutrality
A ct to carry war luppUea to the
belligerent*, the President made
11 clear that cmrgoee declined for
a neutral country eoahl U t a r .
r W . »P the Red .Sea and Urn
Gulf of Aden.
‘ The Army threw a dock of
■aerrey over all military activity
In offshore b u n and poaaoaaWna
yesterday aa American protec
tion for Greenland waa announced.
I Uodenecretary of W ar PaU
tan on dlacloeed a new official
regulation claaalng aa confiden
tial at) Information regarding the
atrength of troop* cent to Amer
ican oversea* point*, the Identity
of specific unit*, or Information
which In any way might reveal
the atrength and character of the
garrisons.
Tha War Department decided,
official! explained, that the In
formation ‘'would be detrimental
to national defeme, and of da
finite intereit to foreign Intelli
gence aervlree." while poaeeailnf
little value to the American pah.
lie.
The new reguletten
Involve*,
(•on involve*,
censorship af
n Hawaii, the
nal Bout, or
r ‘ Important
eh a* la fa-
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Hrriiilnii rrlatlYf’ In Um* 1 ninl »t
Mic, (lie kDiIiI>* finiinrnil rninll
tiuu nf Hi'iniimln County ih dmCU»Ad'<!.
MT)u» County Iiuh one
tin*
IiiomI rnvliililo ntnrdfi of
ilcbt
broadcast ayatem, to
jicrfcirmimrc of i»uy movci nim iitnl
>i |,ln> Ing sacred raunit in Hnmlu,*' Ihr ulMtcim ol
. b,)- p.-t ta-rn installed by
ik'clun-H, "in Unit it Iimh never tb, I .. . llnp..at t'hurrh, Dr. W.
Jcfnultnl In tin fotyment of in. I* lirm.ks pastor, -aid today.
tem it iliii? on fomiI ntnl l»ri*lMc
,1 J In- ip w nl lurhmrlit la part of
IninliN n<iidI vtilb Um iix r*‘|ilioii
ii
tiTlinirul ikfiitilt
In I lb. Itt.t.f'il ii McriwpLl.rr man.or1031, they have never fwllctl In! l«I '"""'I
It w iilanncil bv Ihr t-hurch
|my roi.(l nn.l hridgr
prim ir
u.ily Ihr hr"< available
lifiirr thry were I
maturities ut
i, I r,Tnf.Is, rspcnally chime*
due.
"Semi..oh' t •..inly dm s mil Lhtl In Its, III Jlrm.ks said. The
for
have any la*.ids utlicr li.an ri.sd iitnadrasl ran hr hrard
ami liridge Im.ds in tin- amount nrti'llll liiucks
(III l.astrr .Hiiinlay hroadcaate
of |li,0111!,000,"
thr
atalemi'iit
suys. " ] hnsi I,find- were refund.,I will l.r given at V: I & A. M. at
III
If, A ,\l at 7 ;DU I*. M„ and
Ba uf Jal. I.
IP II, Ne.nlnolc
County ilocs not l.avr any float i. 7,tr. P M
ing or unruiundrd iletit, all f.bll*
gatluna laing paid monthly "
The bonds are issued In nrcurds nee with It.e general laws
of the Ht«tr of Florida relative
to th* Btet* of Florida rclatl'c
county, and umirr special author!,
ty of chapter lHHfil, law* of
Florid*, acta of 1637. especially
conferring upon Seminole Courtty tha authority to erect and
maintain a public county hospital
and th* authority to i**u* bonds Ing tonight. Member* are rs*
qucitetl to attend.
for It.
Validated by flnul decree of th*
Carl V. Brumback. nf Oxford.
Circuit Court on Feb. 11, th*
bond* ware approved In an elec F la , and Ml** Marian Nrila Kg*.
tion held Nav.vB, 1938, when 1 - Tear, of Sanford, were laeuad a
marriage llccni* at tho Court
837 favored the bonds and
Houae yesterday.
opposed th* laaua.
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liroadcnNl SyHlein la
Ilist ailed By Church
City News Briefs
Hungarian Army To
Enter Yugoslavia
A demonstration of canning bn
tin containers will bo given a t
the Osteen canning kitchen Tvauday afternoon a t lilO o'clock k *
ft- C. Hall, who will also * s r i
n om u re eookere o f thooa attsa#»
Ing the masting, aceordlng I * «
•utter received from Mrs. Gladyg,
KtvuUlt, dtm ontinUon i m l V
Voiu.i* copaty, by m J T I W K
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�TBe days of sounw* ami gallantry art not dead yet.
Wa may think aomatlmrt aa wa aao sign* of mortl and
physical decay about ua that the present generation of
younr men-la-atrangaly locking in aomathing which made
their fortfathera robust pioneers, but every now and then
some young fellow daahaa into. a burning, building to. res
cue a pet cat and we hava.to revise our cstlnmt* of tho
iup .from which they cotmC
corned
entire group
,
'
The United SUtes Army IteeruUIng'Newa this1month
tellli the story of a nuihbOr of particularly tljrilllhg net*
of heroism among soldlera awarded medals of honor who
we are sura would give pausl to even Hiller's most uggressive Storm Troopers. These Incidents occurred* not
In time of war whifri pcopW nrt steeled to uhusdnl iiacrl-1
rices but In theiordlnary course of human life while still
nt peace.
Captain Lynch, a passenger on a balloon flight was
thrown from the basket, budded, bruised and shocked, when
tile balloon exploded, but the other members of.the flight
were trapped in th# basket ' Captain Lynch, disregarding
his own injuries and the dangers trom the Intense heat
and hydrogen gas, plunged hack‘Into the wreckage, dragged
two passengers was pinned- In the wreckage when It
crashed. One of the passengers wna thrown free and man
aged C6 extricate Captain hfcQrilre who was dazed anti
bqdly cu t Seeing the second passenger wedged In the
cockpit in a sent l-contvloti* state ami abutit in be envel
EM BAY, APRii, n , n i t
oped by fire, Captain McQuIra rushed bark to the plane,
trie the covering from the cockpit and relented the impri
soned passengers Just liefore' the gasoifrn tank exploded.
ICorpora! Jerome and tWo friends were sailing on a
3 |0K your. SIDE: lake! wheht e sudden storm.fbvnrtumed their little boat
4 It <with m* a* s about a mile from shore, Ufoible to iv.im tie two friends
M s on*: therefor* clonjr to thp side of the l» a t but Corp'rM Jerome, though'
tor* shall stumbta
not o strong swimmer hlmatlf, struck out. for abofe
til i » t p-wsfli they
•fly *»h»med; for throbgh rough waves. lie managed to make It, obtain a
small natlra pnoog'nlid paddle bnek through the dangeroun
' },m p f r i Ul*lr
onflulon *naif n o w water to ilj# overturned sailboat' where he took aboard Me
i.—Jcrcml»h M ill. two frianda* now In an exhausted and bdoumlwd condition.
Private Wf|llam. Stewart heard n caU for help from S'
ake' nthr Black Brook,1
Ha rushed to tho scene and
found ait onlMted men, apparently exhaust*! trying to
.Tirtr* wa* g tiridtr* of smooth rescua another man already unconscious. With utter dis
mon.lllppery «tono
regard for his own safety Private Stewart dove Into the
Stym* Utn creek; and on Ibe olh- cy water and swam to the nsslstenci* of the,two men,
ifcjior oidn*
blinking the unconscious man ashore nnd then rctundng
- Green bog.mou laid an oaring to help>the enlisted man who by tbit time wna barely
able lo keep himself afloat,
• Sad (horn in thn'drrn .had.
Such acts of heroism are of cour» unustul but as
Wan monkshood atood.
cnjrna there Is oim man who will giro his life for another,
?VThl* wa* nnoUicr country, nnd as long ns'thero In one fierson to whom courage means
tt>:
wn crossed
B l w hordars rautloualy, because more than self interest, lio ono need’ despair of the ulti-
MHSOW
BEAUTY IS
BEAUTY DOESl
loT.ll.ro U*d*rat*ty
St'lnff hr BhMlM
(JIVE CATWY r a w EASTER JO T 1 t
WHITMANS
Ptd All Prescription*
CLOSING OUT SALE OF
No Chance For
In Our Time
Is Seen By Professor At Harvard
than In nil hintary.
Tho disintegration hn* Carted,
he explained, heextua , prison!
cttltum ho* failed to g ir t man
control oTcr himself. The' ovt.
***nco lo everywhere “ In th* does*
drnco of art, music, sculpture
and tho failure o f th* contrite!
tom i nr eapitaiiatie s y rie t* .'.:,
prratm t stability nf either farm,
th* greatest pone* hi enjoyed.
Chart* of war* and rerohition*
through tJw l ( r i *hnw that great
upheaval* oerured twtifnpi thn
paganism of aqetost Rame . and
tha dawn of ritrluU n lty and fcetween, the. religious era id , thn U r la thorn of. U n religion mid.
in<Jdl* a n * and Uw.
’ pa. dl* agn* and Urn M arion. of mad
v • t Uv9 ntoij
^
wi*4b*ot alder* threw
n. »t*Aft*n, dart hi* shadow* i pod tho
mohkahood stow too Hu*.
TRADE-INS AND
ST YEAR’S MODELS
W o ? ^ J f f i W S ,'3 S
k j. YLORia CMtlK MtAREN.
•won IU»n Right*,1
s th# Tatis ha moo Dt
and tofu.
ina|fn uifl . ww^cfij -j wu(l^
a power in th* m onm apt tri
overthrew th* C **r in 1#IT,
hi* party wa* thruw* * « t by
rl»o of Lanin.
dura o*«m* detern better example
democracy In »eti*n” than
i > ( n<w e*l Son* with wtrrwrn
bat with bar sow ss.lten Thenal*
*•*, n machine which |i*w thn
•world* n«c*»
S crranlgaitio p.rminent w atra 11% <KilctC
rmjl iih, comfort ablA i t - aoihoa
l« * .lr laSIco and Umtra Uoh
iih*r . « » » '! • | m . o w l a w far.
a * nwalaUMSU ...
r.,j
,i^ »,
| g e w .o fsm p b tjtW ahawi that
fwe. lJia wiwtatw,. TpwW thn (> ana.
^-* co ini cent uric* w*rti th* m*>;
Hleral, oentnrio* from the eighth
twelfth: whero*. th* IJlh
rwdury, mnrkfag th* beginning
hi trnnaltlon to tha n*w form o f
rullure, warn lorn by . revolution,
h t|io t; r**paet,, Sorokin Mid tho
lath century waa aneond only to
[he tt t h which, fa*' u y i , U “the
5%, 35%
Ut nun will bn- “familieUe" Mid
(wptnlln.
,i - >iu.
f t
50% O ff
;1i
wJiTffBn‘Aitowm
unond.
the a._
followlag
t.A -S
a___ t .
Today h* eiwlniona utr|f* ti
had
no.#
aw*
W E G U A RA N TE1
M O R E M IL E S
CA LI
•former one* hare.
“tnuultlonal period* between n
form of culture He ears use dom.
Innted the world for fhre cetiinrle* end another farm U «pn,
Horoktn eaye that usually n
transitional period from ana rra*n'
i.f- culture to another leal* a
couple of eentnrios, but Use prre.
ent transitIon beginning •shoot
the Violation era, may take k**
t!m* "tcesua# of *dranee* ily*
wortJ-wU* rewmunicatIen,"
gran when the new, typo of til*
lure begin* lo take farm, M says,
there Is no assurance of. la modi-
Names
least there is n* ‘chanoe o C d g
trathsu.
brand highway of worthwhile tel
1^nrwAft-*>Y
PERMANENTS
YOUR SAVINGS IN
G A S O L IN E B I L L S
#ELL MORE THAN PAY
FOR THE BEST, try
EVA-BESS
BEAUTY SHOP
Factory
�tPDTTOflD FLOm il
ocial A n d P ersonal Activities
T elen h n n a l1 4«0
Toiepbooo
ic ie p n o a a l« n
g. LOPRIWB BEAL, Society Editor
ial Calendar
Sunrise Service la
Slated At Enterprise
An Easter sunrise service will
be held on the lake shore campus
of the Florida Methodist Child
ren's Homo at 8:00 A. M. Sunday mom In*. It was announced
today, It la an annual custom to
hold the service in Enterprise
and this year the service Is to be
held a t the Children’s Home.
The local Methodist Church and
tha Enterprise community Joins
the Home In extending an Invi
tation to tha feneral public to
■
MONDAY
i Y om iti’i Society of Christian Join In this early morn Inf, serv
lerriea of the Method),t Church ice. The choir or the Enterprise
Church
will
sing.
^ i l l have Its reguli r builnev* Methodist
Guest trumpeter* will assist and
accompany In tha service.
Th* pastor and
nrlfhborinf
ministers will also participate
and the Rer. Harold R. Barnes,
superintendent of the Home, will
bring the Easter m raise*.
|
TO D A Y
A Tfca Service Guild of the Meth.
U U t Church will meet a t the
£ m e of Mr*. M. E . Friend, 608
Magnolia A m u a t |:00 P. M.
SATURDAY
I Tha rarutar monthly me*tine
M tha -Caeellan Musk Clob will
W eal la tha Fannie 8 . Munson
tadio# on 608 Myrtle Avenue at
IfA PIT
BIRTHDAY
Beverly Kay Denton •*
Madeline Asplnwnll
Miss NeTis Dank
Mrs. John Bareli
tiO t Mellon vllle Avenue,
i Two. Miss U tile CaM, will meet with
119 E ast Seventh
Mra. Henry MeUuliu will he
Mrs. H. B. Lewis, co-hostess.
meet with Mrs.
Circle Four, Mrs. F. T. Marl1 1 4 . Park Avenue. wether, chairman, *11' meet with
her at her heme on Celery Ave
nue.
Circle Five, Mrs. A. D. Smith,
chairman, will mert with Mrs.
Dick McUulIn, 400 West Nine
teenth stre e t with Mrs. W. E.
Hotlvtieail assisting.
Circle Sis. Mrs. J. D. Woodrnff, chairman, will meet with
Mrs. IT. C. Whelchel, 1 0 IB Mar*
noils Avenue.
The Businas* Woman’s Cirele
will meet with Mr*. J. ft. Ayers
at Longwnnd at 8 00 P. At.
Circle* of ' the W, M. V . of
the First Baptist Church will
meet Pi the following homes at
1:38, P, M.
.
Circle One will meet with Mr*,.
A. M. Gcrdnler. 1.112 Palmetto,
Avdnnr with Mra. It A More*
land sa m-hostes*.
V
Cirri* Two will men; with.
Mr*. ’ f t . C. Gllih*. ? 0I1 1 anrel
Avenue.
' '
Circle *Three with Mr' W. C.
II* art. SUM F M Avenue
i 1 frihie rd u r with Mr*. E
3
TloeVeV. 'i n t o park Avenue
:
Mayor W. C. Hill haa gone to
Tallahassee on a business trip.
Miss Mary Jane Preston left
today for Newark, N. J . where
the will visit with friends dur
ing the Easter holidays.
Friends of L. Grow will be
glad to know that he Is recover
ing at his home on French Ave
nue from s recent Illness.
Mr. and Mrs.
W ayrross, Ga.,
Mr. and Mra.
their home on
J . I. .Woodard of
are visiting with
II. T. Warren at
Myrtle Avenue.
Mrs. R. A. Howell has returned
from the Atlantic Coast
Line
Hospital in Waycrois, Ga- where
she underwent an operation re.
cently.
Mrs. tlaymond Womeldorf of
Shanghai, China, will be the
weekend guest of her brother-inlaw and slater, Mr. anil Mrs.
John L. Calloway.
Mr*. O. A. Davis who has been
visiting her mother. Mra. John
T. Brady, left today for her home
In Jacksonville. She was accom
panied by her aunt, Air*. Ti V,
Prude, of Houston, Tex., who ha*
■pent the
winter
with
Air,.
Brady.
Arrival* to attend the wedding
tonight of Miss Peggy McTeer
and Rev. Carl
Brumback
In
clude Rrv. Lnd Mr*. W. E. Emmamirle anil daughter, Esther,
and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Richard
son of Tumpa, Mr. and Mr*. C.
V. Brumback, Mis* Betty Tai^
lor and Mr. nnd Airs.
Harold
Rrumbark of Washington, D. C.
Jimmy Fox Honored
At Birthday Party
Little Jln-.my Fox was honoree
a t * birthday party given by his
m M hfr Mr/ , r G. Fox. at their
home on Magnolia Avenue Tues.
day afternoon. The occasion was
In celebialien of Jimmy’s fifth
birthday anniversary.
Choosing an Easter color motif,
Mr*. Fox used yellow nasturtium*
in decorating the living room and
dining
room. The birthday caka
holding five yellow candle* cen
tered the table.
For finding the most egg* In
the Easier egg hunt enjoyed by
the children. Buddy Cordell and
I’vggy Wright received
prise*.
Other
c*ine* were played with
Joan Wright andRebe
Bisbee
winning prises, sfler which group
plclurv* were tskrn.
I-ata in the
afternoon
th#
guests
were ushered into the
dining room whrre they surroundtil th* honoree and sang "Happy
Birthday '. At this lime he open
ed his many gift*.
Favors of
Easter baskets and raps were
given the children.
Individual rake* iced in yellow
and Ice cream were served bv the
hostess assisted by Mr*. Eliratelh
Turnbull and Mrs. M. R. Strirklaml.
Those invited to enjoy the ocoerssion with Jimmy were:
Mary Margaret Itrmdon, George
Herndon. Penrose Hutchison. Billy
Park. Caroline Patrick.
David
Whelchel. Hamilton nisbee. Bob*
Dlshre, Joyce MrGraw, Francis
Nlhlsek, Huddy Cordell, George
Harden, Joan
Wright,
Peggy
Wright, Mary Ann Wright, Terry
Smith and Alanr l^iu Copeland.
Also, Rota Coke Boyle. Grrtrtirn Kirehhoff, Wesley Spenerr,
Alarinnne Strickland, Jack Atnann,
Alary Jan* Slaughter,
Itodrnan
Bromley. Warren AlcCall. Johnnie
Jones, of Oriedn, Beverly Jones,
of Orlando, J. It. Jones and Ben
Jones, of Fern Park, Mrs. Strick
land, Air- Turnbull and Mr. and
Mrs J. M. Jones of Orlando.
romroa
sheer
w*ar.
Crepe or Sheer
Blouses
Sorority To Act As
Refreshment Group
Easier Services In Holy Cross
Episcopal ( hurch will he varied
with the first service of the day
trlng a simple celebration of the
Mr*. Harry M. Papworth, gen-j Holy Communion at 7:IA A. M.
eral chairman of the Bundlr* for
The second crlebrallon will be
Britain Renrfit llridge.Iliiign par an elaborate musical setting by
ty which is being held on Mon Tours, Mrs. J. I.. Ingley and Airs.
day eveninr at 8:00 o'clock in A. M. Philips will sing solo* In
the Mayfair Hotel ha* announced the unusually beautiful arTangethe refreshment* rommltlee which nu nt of the Agnus Ib-i, nnd In
Is composed of the Phi Alpha the first eanllefr of the service.
Shilling's "Christ Our Passover'.
Kappa sorority members.
Alls* Alurlel Knox, president of The offertory anthem by the
the sorority, will be In charge, whole rholr will be Clare's "H al
with Mias Jessie Durden. Miss lelujah, Christ is Risen.
Elisabeth Whlgham. Mis* AfsrThe hymns are the well known
itha Wight, Alls* Margaret Spen Fnrtimnlas
"Welcome
Happy
cer, Mis* Msrjnrie Newman, Miss Morning'' translated by J Kltci.
Angela Meiseh. Mtsa Joyce Whld- Ion and set to music t,y Sir Ar
Rond.
tune
■ C.lrnU ,Sis yrl.h Mra. HaroH don and Alls* Gladys Pippin pre thur Sullivan: Morgans
from the I yin llavidtea, "Jesus
filer* w i W est Alstoeiilh Hites t- paring the rrfrrahmrnta.
Those
serving
will
hr
dressed
Christ Is Risen Today'"; and J»t.
jit r s d a y
* .
"Come
Sewing sessions will continue alike In the sorority rolor* of Kevin also by Sullivan
green
and
white.
They
include
Ye Faithful Raise the Strain."
for the Red Cro«a at th* WomAtr*. Roy Syrues will lie at thr
«n*a Club from 3:80 P, M. until Alls* IxiIs Caldwell. Miss Lucille
Bi.10 P. M. with the Junior Worn. Hall, Mis* Jessie Durden, Miss console.
Catherine Wiggins, Mis* fath er,
Thr rhoir will ronsisl of Mr*
an> Club pa anonaor*.
ine Spencer, Mia* Itellv Wilkin J. L. Ingley, Mr* A M Philips.
WKDNKftDA’v
son,
Alisa
Elisabeth
Whlgham
and
Sewing sesslona • will ronlinur
Afr*. M. J. ilrnm. Mr*. C. Stern,
Miss Dorothy Ktder.
for the Red Crosa In the Wnn>
werth, Miss Carol Slone, and
Gamca
of
Rummy,
Chinese
<*p’a Club, from 9:00 A. At. until
! Mrs. H. Anderson, sopranos; Miss
11:30 A. M. Mra. Mahle E»trld«e .heelers, and Mah Jong will b* Nsnry Dighton. Ml-, l.llllsn lln-.
played In addition to Ihr bridge luck, altos; Air. Prrclral Wright,
will be the snonaor.
and bingo games.
THURSDAY
tenor; Air. (' Mecnwerlh. and Air
A total of 60 tables have tern H Anderson Ilasses
Sewing sessions will continue
for the lied Cross ip the Worn ■ secured for tha parly by Airs. E.
Acolyte* will 1m* J 1. Ingley,
rtn'a Club from 8:38 P. M, until J. Nelson, chairman on tha rom- J r , Kenneth l^ffler, T J. Drum
8:30 P . M, with Mr*. HU Clair ml lice for tables and (able rov mond, Jr., J. Drummond, William
era .assisted by Airs. Melton A. Ilrinnan, and Glenn Lingle, Jr
Yelvin/ton.
The presentation of the Mite
Two games of sereeno will be Boxea and Flowers will b# held at
called promptly at 8:00 o'clock.
P. Al. with short verse solus
It waa announced by Mrs. C. F. by Olyve and Ada Adams, End*Proctor, chairman for contract lay Meiseh, Marry Ann Galloway.
brldga, and 68 prise* have been HcrrteU Matthews, Carotin, I f t .
donated by merchant* and Indi Betty Matlhaws, Dilon
Raker.
vidual! In Sanford for the party Betty B ,nv Ball. Dunrgn Raker,
which lha‘ public la urged to atand Fvuroa* Hulcbfaon.
4.30
Saturday
Double Program
Miss Tuten Elected
Head Of O. F. P. Club
LIQUOR
B r a n d y , Champagne,
Wine, Gin, Cordials, etc.
Fraa Delivery, Pheae T 1 U
Tailored Crepe
BAGGETT’S
Liquor Store
Hathar Arcade
•|Bells Will Play At
mrnu w,r* ,,rT*d 10 lh*
lug:
Mil* Jttirl fioyj, Ml*i la r c l
I.ako Wnlen Sunday Jcjiii
Nik, Aim ISiMtliv fiutuic
M0 1 F l i n t rth
Vjaiigtm,
Mil*
kailine Kelly. Mni Norma \Vc>l.
ter, Mima Joyce VVuMtlwmtJ. tiui
Tin* fir^graivi f«r Ih# -Sunn-**
E a ste r Servlet*' at ihr
Mutin'aiti
U k r Sanctuary m a r U k o WuU*
haa been n ik a « n l.
The «*rvire
will be ir in at
o’clock «»!.l
will t e conductnl by the Rrv l
MIm
H*yr*.
U l l .l .S
P A l'K A C K
sto m k 1*
1M W. l i n t S*.
POPE TO BROADCAST
VATICAN CITY. Apr || —1»
K. _ Dance,
— 1‘vpr Piu* XII will ilvlivrr
The sSanclimry Hell*
r.eit.^1 hi* K atlrr m w a g r Sun.Uy ml
by Anton Hrtws, catillonn.ur. , :00 p y , , t :oo A 11 K-ST>.
follow*:
nu«l hi* vtnrii*, in tlalmn. will
Sunrise Service
hr hi na*1ea*t on *h*»rt wave i
.Spring Song,
Mendel* *ohn |rn rfh« of 3 1.CMC and I» R I mrNow with i rent ion * Mtim-
|i*rn, it « m
Hrrthoven
Mr. and Air*. Henry
Sehu. mg Nong^
(hi Alleluia.
Pair* Irina A
mather. J r ., are announcing the
Jr*u. Joy of Man * Dmiring,
birth of a son on Tuesday, A*r.
J S Haeh
8. In the Frmaid-Laughton Me. from Cantata 147
ta ) Nearer My (»o*| to Thee
morisl Hospital.
l.ourll Ma*on
(lH Chriai thr lord i* Ri*en
Tinlay
1,y ra Davidira
Recital nt 12 ti clock Nmm nnd
-1 I1. M.
ehri*t the I.mtl in lllnen Tmlay
Ur*. E. C. Williams, assisted Lyra Datolna
tak Saw Ve My Savior l.ynian
by Mrs. W. E. Raines and Mrs
C. K. McKee, rnlrrtained
the Omckrtt
<bk Onward I'hiDtian Soldiera
members of Circle Four of the
Women’s Soeletv of
Christian Sullivan
Our
Farther Chorale
.1 S
Service of the Alethodlit Churrh
at Ihe church Monday afternoon Bach
(
a
)
Shepherd
Show
Me
Mow
In the shsence of Mrs. Arthur
,
Philips. Mrs. B. B. Cnimlev pre cu fin A, F. ( iniant
(b» Nearer My (7ml to Thee
sided over Ihe bus Inet* Airs. A.
|
K. Shoemaker conducted the de la*we!I Maxtm
(c> Come, Thou \lniiglitv King
votional using an Easter Ihrmr.
and also taught the Bible study Ciardiiil
lesson
■■•F"
Handel
A committee composed of Mrs
Alt vi.ilur, are invited In ;uin
MeKre and Mrs. Raines was sp- i" ihr singing of the
tiastvr
pointed to plan Ihe menu for the I htmus
Men's Club supper end submit
------------it at the nest meeting. Refresh. I
mrnts were served to the mrm-| A h h o t S p e a k e r A t
prMfnt by Ihe hosU sfn |
if ■
\\r
. D
Tht next met tint will
with;
W e e k S o rV lC O
Mrs. Williams Is
. Hostess To Circle
Minn
llciiAie Z*ch»rv.
I
announrinl yntlrriln /
'
OPEN TONIGHT
F o r th e n w v f a ie a e e o f llm -e
w ho w ish to avo id Use- S a t a r
day
shopp ing
w ill
Ims open
rwssk.
b e t 's
In n igh l.
Y ou r
new E a s ie r . S p rin g an d Sum
m rr shoes a r r
b e te l
IVEY’S
—---------
p lfim t
were?
Mr«. Mlnmc,
I>r I
Ablnt, |.a. t«>r „f Ihe
oil, Mi** 1-col* Hvan*. Mr*. J , Presbyterian rim r. li m I h i jiirI.
6
llunlrhsii, Mr*. A- K.
<*|vnke Ilm rmirnin^ nt the IbtU
imkrr, Mm. Torn llow»llt Mr* Week S r n*ici^ of ihe lentmliiy
B. Crumley, Mr*. (Uarvnre Smith. of fio«w| F r i t h . i n thr |if»< «m |
Un
W. K. Well*. Mn». Court
Theology of ihr Dll I lino < htirvh
n t j t M n . McKee. Mrs, Ralne*
Hr ihelnreil Hint Millumt t.«M#.l
and Mra. William:!*Iriilnv riinstmiia nitiihl Iv u 1H1
Honoring
her
daughter.
Mi**
d*y wa* Tuetdlay,
Mr».
II. t*Brown rnlertaimnl for ln*r and the
o*<ml>ri> iif her bridge clirb with
an informal dinner bridge al her Hint o f ( mmI 1 till iferiViMl
i.t
home on Pork Atenue.
to rnnk e C*ihmI F n « .n \ t h e 1 1
An K lilrr motif waa aceen- eH tinv nt the eulenslnt
itieled in the novel arrmiigemefit
the dining (able which wi*
aver laid with a linen flolh and G i r l s S o c i a l C l u b
with *mjtll bunniei*, biddies and
P la n s B rid g e P a rty
candy eggs firming the renternlaCe Candle ludiler* which wen'
Pinii" f*»r th#* hi ult1►
* t*.irt\ 1..
in Hie form of
rabbits
held
Ufhted pa*tel
colored
tapers, In* hf’ht In Ihr I IU « lull 41ft Ihi
r t rtuhg iff A |'f 1 7 Util’ lllfiiit
casting a Mif( glow over the tulle
.After dinner Hie hostess tmmght nl tlir iur#‘tiriif m( 1hr 1.f J1 j 1 I
kl
it*'ll large silver tray upetit whleh Sub Ill'll ('kill' int thr
(Ju4 it Mili r %mt U . s i \ki.1ii
M
the birthday cuke, t*»pp*d with si
rrrl
In-I
>U'inm'
priste] * tindlm, "u.i jiluce*!. Stir*
\fl«i a *1hi»i I.ii* ii If** » *1 * * (*•♦
i.tundiny thr rak** were ihr gtft*
4#hi* h I ill!" 1*l*r»* TVC'Yr 1 *’*' l»
to the htmoree from the other r*«
f.vr th*' im'W mi l.ll.a 1
1. lit 1
a' rests Mr* Itiewn ws*
in ifrvinir by Mi** Perry
Lev >
Hill.
High proper for the game* of
plsyi*«l
fnllmi ing
(
*mf aril *<,*>*» one hut
* ele * t u»fi
1m* imiMiwpsihle
IL’ then fi’niunleil hi% nu>li> n<*
•Hut the tiif'iit (iiHHi |l;i\
I
Hu V *'it« |iree*Mh*sl l»y n
1
Night from whith
c*u.'.
Holy Sin r» iiii'iit <tf (he Sot
Thru 1’iune thr H-i'im o i
in n ho h Hi*
igm’xt Hi
-
Anna Belle Itronn whose hirtli-
t i Idge
Easter Greetings
oul >|d‘nhl Hgmfteiuiro. u'llio'd
ImomI Friilnv the vM*t*irl«mi11101
(retire mi Kndi'i .Mmiiiiip usmhl
Episcopal Church To Miss Brown Ih Guest
Have Easter Program At Birthday Dinner
W
Ksw a print shads* to
rasnt year —
R**l#r
pUmsnt
ns* In "ShaU*n*>
tame
■view -famous for
NEW ARRIVALS
ft-g
*»i
I
♦ l.sv* , i inir
pliirtb,
hvtlra**r4i**e,
hur.,
I'isftt.
(p.4rsii'ui i v * in le ts, ft f*
a n iiin t s
i*ir*’u -, am i
y f II ih *
t u Ila *
t iir etit fhtwee*, a-am s t u n t s
row*--,
v hulls *li.
*>riiftir4lraigu«teb
* elph iam m, h i *
wnifty
i*I hi f *
1 !*-
for
nr*- f«#
r ,i cor-sjMTe
tour *"H**~t *,jri'
uK’Inds
.............. .
|iv* pi» , fitmct »ewl
ana ft iwi'r •*! iwir »lnm»
U,
i. I,- r iph
■» , va*
llwtupr*
'ii»* tilin'
A. K. RO SSETTER
dinner
e us Mi** Fvrlyn Wilkinsim wh.i
eas nwanliit a prite, n* m * al^n
Mrs, Joe fionsakei for screeno
•nr.
Those present were: Miss Anna
Relit llrown, honoree, Mis* Tren- ,
holm Crindiall, Ml«s FNrtlyn Wil. t
kipaoit. Miss Perry l-ee Hell, Mr*, *
h*e Gonialei, Mrs. John Tatum,
Vrs, 0«le*rne of Orlandn, Mr*
Hucot
Fllerbe, Mrs. Rayiimud
I undquifit and Mrs. Hrotrn.
A fro
| J™
.
*Z £T '~
W r ltr h f T p llu
T j / 1* 11* 1 e , ‘ H
(Jf PlflnS rOT RCVIIC
U r„ Ru0| Cori|on Wr,rM
r nnon need plans for her annual
“Summer Revue” which will Im |
presented the first week in June
nt the Rltx Theater.
Th, two
outstanding
larva
group number* on the program
will ho "Uncle Ram.” "The Army
and th . Navy". Children In Army
and Navy coalume, with Fred,
erlch Cooper as Unelr Rom will
h« seen In a difficult drill.
An added feature on the pro
gram will be "The Circus Art”
with William Poplin as the ring
master and featuring IS tiny tot*
ranging in age* from two. three,
four and flv* years.
Mr*. Grace Dora’ announces
that the costumes for this revue
which will feature a cast of 73
will surpass all others that she
hat designed and made.
\
..
----
Officer* for Ih# newly organ.
Ited O. F . F . Club which held Its
first meeting yesterday afternoon
at Ih# horn# of Mis, M
Virginia
, ptoaldcnl; Alisa Mildred
U ltra, vie# president; Miss Mary
FraBCM Jordan, s s c r g ir y ; Miss
Carolyn Boater, trvaaoitr.
It#rr#*hmenta were served ty
Mra. T. A. Jordan to th# fallow,
•net
r
Al|aa Martha' Anderson,
Miaa
Elat* Barincau, Miaa
Carolyn
The average Hf« of a movie
Rosier, Mlsa Dorothy Rosier, MU*
Valma Btrinraeyvr, MU* MlUrvd Dim U about 100 day* of actual
service,
i
HieUL Miaa Mary Franc** Jordan
and Miaa Virginia Tuten.
HAVEON #
SAVEON /
GAS
SAVE*
0 Y for SPRING and
I (Allow. Bat
while clear*
dag eeemed
ALTMAN CHEVROLET CO. ^S B
— —
a------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ — ;
ILL CHEVROLET^ ARE SHIPPED TO FLOWDA-NOT
M L'
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r k i ^ ’ V.v
bo th«y
to yoa gtnolofty NEW!
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m
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b *te 9
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n v Om h « m .
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Tinker,
cation at RlddU AarodaoUeal InrtHnU. The - 81
achool U • tompJtto, permanent bw on «
c
nil* tquaro fUld with accommodation* l«r
tr
\ tratntn* jy t 'M / p H *• «** tuader the pten.-R|
I > of UwArmyto Urn o m to’prim# cohort
&
the flrot lnetructlon of Ita Dion. '
; ah
TOP: Emma Marta Vance, queen of Urn
Arcadia Rod#*, omaabce a bottle of orange
A
a s ’g s z s t
p & z v in s
mattdkg •the rgoiiUwoaUm Air Cor>n
center.
Maxwell
PleWi
John
Paul
Ifratdr of the flg ta» « * o e|| and CoL
. .Young, who
repreaented
Co*.
Mpei-
at' the ceremony.
TOMt Mayor Marshall . Whidden, or
presents Brig. Oen. Wearer w ith-a
ahd
who/ hat, while Ed Wallet, Arcadia cut.
(W t| and John Paul Riddle look on
MHMUI the Eartar
bnuMa P
from Miah ti» Tfaw I
It
* .drrrtand, Ohi«. to. I
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i . i i - f i # ; i <W«. i i M l k
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B.9S-1S9. precoolln# t 4 | . * 4 W l I F
I f a.
* U c l e a a o t h e r w i a a a l a tad r P r k h
i ? ! employing
j a s i ' 4 siom
s li 8; jk>'n»'.
® l if' ie:
pOn for citni*.
of th« maiirtUn* fentu rn . o f lncla4*.Uil(
other AAA peocnims, h u boon m ' f a o "
iO rn iH i fnqum tly duHni th*
p art jr**r t y (rower* of Florida. |
~ta: "« i r l i p m a d
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lM a.k
#
California, Texas, and Arisona. ! H cf
erm
g
m
•
Ina will beshr with addreseae by
0
Governor Bpesssrd L. Holland
and* TV HUgh Robinson. T ilth
CelOf president of th* om anitatlonI a t liOO o'clock Tuesday cren in a Apr. 16. Resslena will he
d o . . I l l - * SO,
r in r ln n s ll: M srhoi u lls h ilf wssk1 - f . I S d r l t r o s » l « r , c a r s on t r * o l
hel<l? ttirouekoer Wednseday' and
,*». rdM n rrrvtt. r n , ; rtlrldn :
do*.
1 .W .I t l, « d/l.
I T d . l OS. ■
Thuysdsy and1 will UlriudJ talks tins,
s .is -s .,1 . , dm.
m - l i S . ](
by srow-rs and rrsecrch workers. dos. S X X ' * S . l i - l . t « .
R u l l l m s r * : M a r k a l w a s h , O dr.
P oor to th* openlny of the
horticultural society, .the Florida
,» S i n l , w in e /
Soil •Science Boclrty will hold Us l ! | 4 " t } .■nrt* . t - l 4 oa. 1 l « - l Id; | i ] (
ineetlnpr Tuesday aflemonn, Apr. 4 « S I . 1 U l l ; I—- s e a l ' a i r 1alsde b t * *
pesr-a i .»*
16. The Kmm* MenafHsI' Insti.
1* C l l l a s i s r r l v a M l l |a<M4|nr
tutoi and the F le e H r RUa So.
» » 'o r he** *1 tfrw r i t l ' dfay
rletr, which wWr tNf soil science ( r t t b b e t d l n y * SS I,
, oddly s m sffRtatdd with the
W, J . CHASTAIN.
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nap rtaantsll-'
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d i i w l w u l a i h a n a m e u f i t ll
tiwd.
l l n i r s i aaid r r r t l f l r a l a s h a tt be
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-did to I h e h l g h e a i b i d d e r m it**
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J i y In t h e ruanth o f Ma y ,
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whk?li la th # i t h d a y o f Ma y , t i l l
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C o un ty , F l o r i d a .
W OT tCft
c b i Ti
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dadlllaw U r BaUa' CeMkMt'
The Biro Mf«. Co. To 0 . If. K cr.
^ a ^ f t y f & r S r » .* • • &
•ry
I I . I * , flu. H e r l i d * ( a | ( * t . Iiu
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she, Curry
LVft~Tl:cK . i f c b t r , lead. Crt,. t d
s i m * . w e e ! • Tk.se. * e o , 1 1 1
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t o i i .t * .
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expdrt In lfr«L
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n n l t c » r i i f l r « l e s h a l l In*
•l mil 'l l a c c o r d I nu iu law, th e
(.••Mi ■l'*n, r|hni t h e r e i n will tie
II lo tho hi sheet bidder at lh*
i'i i h«Mi*e i ja o r on th e fi re i Mon»u i l,e m o n l h <■f May. CHI
i■ Ii ►
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i 1 i ' >-1 1 iiiw Hli d a y o f April. 1M1
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w h i c h In t h e .'Oh i U v o f May, 1941*'
l ‘a i * d ih l« till dmv o f Apr il, 1941,
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..f T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No
1190, In*
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and has* triaup « pp li ra t Ion f o r n
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tai K, J*nuril t h * I ml da y uf
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in my o f i i r e a n d Ha* m a i . e »p(>llr a t l o n fup u lam de ed to b i * *u e d
ll i a rt o ti . Hahl c e r t i f i c a t e . m b r a c e *
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ii*suri| M i ) In i lie n a m e o f I ’ n b tion n
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i'Tt»-eni*wJ a c r o i d l n g
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c o u r t huiiai> rtrvni on th e f i r s t vtnnilay In t h e m o n t h o f M a c
1*41,
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i 'niiitiy, F l o i k«im
C lasaitied A d v ertisem en ts
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•old t o th h IKll YM blddnv h 1 III"
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f i rm
d#itd« y In th# m o n th **f May, 1911,
r h l r h la f l i t k i t ilny nf May, 1 9 4 1
D a ted th l a ( t h d a y o f April. I M I
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C o un ty . F l o r h l a
M d ir ii
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b »i .
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p a r t y t i n d r r i h » paid
e«fttfl# *tt
I ami*".! v i ( I in t h * n i m * o f A- H
rtj oh lorn l*# Ira.
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M pmah. i f f f i r t t B i
to l a w . th #
p r o p e r l y d a a r r l b o l i h r r H n w i l l ho
■old to t h e h l f f h t a t b i d d er a t th#
c o u r t h o u s e d o o r on t h e f tr » t M o n
d e ) In t h e m o n t h o f M ay . I M l *
w h ic h |n t h e Mh d a y rtf May. I M I .
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i.'ier'h C i r c u i t C o u r t . H e m l n o l*
f'otinty. F lorid a.
i t i e Int d a y o f A u | u « t A. P . 1911.
h w fi le d ■ante In m y o f f i c e a n d
k *a made ap p licatio n fo r a tax
dW d to b e li a u e d t h e r e o n . Raid
c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e a th»* f o l l o w i n g
d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y In I h e C o u n ty
o f Ht ml n ot e H t » i " o f F l o r i d a , toWllr
lt A S«| In MW C o r o f NK V*
o f N K Si , Reel Ion 71. T ow n ■h Ip
It* Mouth. H a n g ? 31 F a s t .
T h e n ea e aa m rn t o f t h e sold pro
|»ert\ und er I h e nal.t c e r t l f i c a t *
Iftaued a n a In t h e n a m e o f i n known
t nleee * a M c e r t i f i c a t e ah a l l
red'Vnirdi n ee n rd in u to law , i h*
p r o p e r t ) d * i c r Hi**, t h e r e i n will b*
liilif to th e h1|fhe«t ttldder lit 1 1 1
f o n r f hou ee d o o r on t h e D i a l M* *•
diii io th* riionlh o f M«>
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line hi* findings, thus nublinx
Marids , rower* U obtain fe d s
o n ' which to base their reactions
to Ihe , proposed plan. Response
ot Florida rrawer* to* the Idea
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1
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t i o n 17. T o n r n t b l p 19 S o u t h .
Owner m ay
POULTRY
Feed* a
By FRAN STRIKKP
I KMO N "
•w n r .
w o u iD M r
BE PAire
TOWALK
our on
/Vpa* NO
H E DT2CNC THE CAtl
TOTAL'S ME OUT
so ifs f?«AaY .—
Mr rAUl-r.roo//
DONTBC A
o o o r
e o a
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s o il l m a l e ir ea uv ran.
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cio> ro T R A P T IC , -------- —
i SC H O O L .* i 1
THAIS J
rA ira
.
enough
U E S lO C S .
.
YOU W E liE N T
N V O L V E O IN
A N A C C lO E N r
trJUME RANGER
A DULLED CONSCIENCE
I TOLD YOU THAT I’D 9
WITH YOU RED, A5 LO
AS YOU WERE INNOCI
OF CRIME/ IF THAT Mi
O R C W N * H K / U M A
1bBC
,
THANKS.
By PAUL ROBINSON
THEN W JM FOH IT, B E F O R E HE’S SAVED/
�Of D*cr”
Forces In Greece
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 a t 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, mmh»
RrownsUln, Oaorga Parka. and
HJpi Decktf.
Tha Mlam lane h art 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 A pcar of Rol*
lino ta Waiting ®"tU the Jaat
minute to u n w o rn hie deuNer
;;
HAYNES
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.
Clearwater's Rain .
Ia Above 5 Inche*
the George B arr M w ah
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 a Iren 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
y sffV a
Qaialing m ar
trod Norway
town o f Skoplje
Another Y o g *
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
•then 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
PORTRAITS
CLEARW ATER, Apr. U —
(Bpoctal)— Ckarwmtar’a :
rainfall
for tha flrat nfiea day* of April
waa estimated a t m a n than twtaa
that racordad for April,
1M0,
Thursday h r Flra C h 5 f Martin,
who aald that tha total to data
la m s Incboa.
Martin aald th at the hoary
rain haa eaataad considerable damago ta track trope in earroandlng
P a in tin g
Or Framing
Glass ronlalnsr production In
idtO was 8 0 ' percent' shore 1029.
ni run tain*
tn u RACB—t - l f Mil* ill l.»
,,
_
r r o « mtr. r ia .
#KSt£Lr.
! i !-• I—
J31
Mammy ------ I 1 I
Messed Bee 11 .0 . is.**. s.e
Wayward f ( L S jil M an nf I t
BAU.T
uot'BLM,
a—T, Ml
Aleeg Mask** ■ er , paM H U S
“ puWlfl and culturally and
to rto a^ y , vshiahto ■ t a n
chntebaa and muaanma la
aapt a r of the city.”, the
OL OF OOMMKKCK
fto rid B
* B d »«sr
A ***!'..
Jle
a il.**“
rfpsstSd,
_
condllloti o f one hall, and
authority permits him to fh
an? game where his demand*
not met with In a te a sona ta *
tod.
.
>•••' •
Where (bo rieltlng elub.m
e rr ta noTpnlUflnd with g «
rules; the e h W . umpire > a s
(?
ITI» RACB—PelerH r
r r ott
o»m Clipper - . I s
llaager Baa __ I I
Ueeeraer Jim - S t *
urw clipper m s .
with ’ Pdestraetbo rauaMA*
rank t a AM -tons e f.B rttia t
tsu iE tt& z
»»*
,
and Tngw
la tha n*
bllukrieg,
snared aai
and Baton
80fi00 Greeks
Vardar Hirer
•HEAD FOR
il* M
air. ria ,
i—i i—J
|
t —a
*— <
m s.
an
EASTER IN
MALLORY
<>•»•»■*
1
wUag oo swift
lie to seise on.
munlttons and
a t factory,
(Tit BACB—1-1* Mil* ill t-l
„ ,
_
. P * Off air. fin .
Masts Dorothy I I I—« |—*
(»••» , CJ * « —- I S *
I— I
Hive Inh
* |
|— l
„ M*sl« oevrihy i m s . are. ami
hwssf.Cleia l i e , l * * i Blue iah
l munitions do.
b a supply and
mU of Barhian
talwa priasnor.
km Mntalim 1 i II i
, ITU lU C B -P u te rll;
Joha TVSHehcaO *1Mg'
. NEGOTIATIONS PROGRESS
•iilti' S t; laAtW TT'ilri
ejaa
Till rM H SM ^A rdwky'
year's air*U a*r. T h e
r i f f .- ;
rack, tree* rods, T roset
1 2 -9 5 tb 5 -0 0
B<»el_satat^_awasd"»3M* ihee“ baan''ikeaMeei*"
i
11
■
. 1
.1 '■
■
TOTAL
Tl«*l .
ETCHISON STRAWS $i-95to$).95
ispeelU of la^rtouato. porlaershlpa .cat'
]* n M iy tfaei^ psrtMrahtpe,
U llR W
a ccW r.
T S 5 5 i
U APIW TIM AND CArtTAL AOOOUKT. MOLtol-M
c a p it a l
.
__I - a « a
. . .
isw itii^a
r . is a«4 sotoortbta hsfota
iM
f ►'
laru-SuiS'.ir1
B . L. P erk in s
CORRECT MEN’S WEAR
�.
S em in ole C o u n ty P ro d u ce s
M ore F r u l l A nd V e g e ta b le s T h a n
S im ilar A ren In F lo rid a
*-
W ?zKntablinhed la
SANFORD, FLORIDA, SA'
IMS
Member Associated Press
Aslntervenlion
'■'»■1 *■+,
|i'
Arbitrary I n t e r p r e
tation Of Interna
tional Law Charged
By Italian Source
Ju st as the sun break* over Dm _
of th# horiton tomorrow l _
morning at B:S0 o’.lock,
am
DH| Carter aunrlaa w ro te, apon*
asred by the Hanford Ministerial
hb
Sj3? £ i 3
■
f- H i
:'
the
. , Dli
Official Fascist - Cir
cles Withhold Com*
1, ment Upon Action'
•ROME. Apr. 1g —M V 8 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
Kant la neutral.
Dr. Dwight J . Bradley, who a ttended Rollins College. and who
recently has been appointed act
ing director of the
Christian
Commission on Camp Communl
ties, will bo the speaker at the
E aster sunrise services In the
bandshell on the lakefront tomor
row morning beginning et t i l l
V Official clrtU s withheld com* o’clock.
Doctrine."
"—
yesterdir
to eorrfbat
Tknown ai
Admlnlstrs
BUI It Expected To
Be Brought Before
Lawmakers Monday
v ••tv- 3 M
Eon of the U rislatu ru but wna
retoed t y , Governor Can*.
An attempt will be made, Mr.
Lgbman Indicated, to pass the bill
l w ^STpenf .above those quoted jv*r Governor Cone's veto by a
by smeltsrs, and th at smelters’ two.thirds vote. Tbs measure pro
qnotations range front IS te |B vides that the gross weight of
paresat above 1940 levels.
trucks shall be Increased from
— " I f cadmium price* do not re 18.000 pounds to 24,000 poundrr
w n quickly to , a
reaaonabls
level, the aUMUsatten
division snd semi-trailers from 34,000 to
pounds gross.
will taka drastic action to make 40.000
Weight limits In several slates
do to ." he warned. "Should
ere
unequal
at the present time,
action result In the ellmlna
Mr. Lehman explained, and It of
tlen ef dealers from the market
g n - will have only tbenrselvcs ten happen* that trucks cannot
carry a full load of produce out
complained
that of Florida because of the states
soma dealer* have taken
ad limitation. The farmer lose* be
vantage of a temporary tight po. cause of the decreases In ship
aJifen, resulting from Increased ments. and a disadvantage li elso
§ M of cadmium as a substttui* worked upon the trucker because
K r line and nlcklu', to "profiteer ho cannot fill bis truck with vege.
table*.
I IIIkI f I f “
Both houses voted almost unan
It was not tha first tints Hen.
demon has crarked down an In- imously In favor of a similar
dnetry since defense
spending measure two years ago, Mr. Leh
man said, but 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 Fanners
Market, and the manager said ac
tivities would centteue at full tilt
until ths middle of Mar or the
first o f June.' Meat of the stalls
close during the summer, end
telegraph service
Is suspended
»
K £5
is still holdlag
derrand Is wsakar. Cabbage Is
down a little hut still profitable
while oranges and grapefruit are
M& £ a a d
fo r
d ie s tw ila
se the
Ice la
iardrn
“One
*Ona
sun rise. The Banter setColorado Is held In the
o f the Gods.
•( the greateet Easter
ts a rs ago a t IfU m i Beach. T te
« Jf
la
, 5 V U
OCCK
S lip p O T t
I'O f
M easu 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
people, enJ^w ouhnuriM Seh Vat
Ufled with tlu r number. But at
3i48 o'clock wtten tbs sun rose
there ware between 10.0M and
20.000 present. The number
swelled to 70,000 tett Ea*trr.
•This year every on* In Henford seems eegsr to co-operate
to make possible * proper ohserUVs ils s te — re a e T»r—>
Waller I*. Reuther, director of
the Genrral Motors department of
tbs C. I. O. United Automobile
Workers said yesterday the in
ternational union had asked ^ainlon locals for authority In take
a strike vole of it. 1 7 5 ,00(1 mem
bers In 7(1 G j 1 or.il Motors p.anla
in the nation.
Reuthers said the strike action.
If and when taken, would not inelude workers In defense indus
tries.
"This Is the first time on sny
large scale Ju t defense wurkrrs
would not g ' trt rtrtke,” Rcullirr
said.
Reuther dselared the (ionernl
Motors Corporation during five
weeks of nsgotlations "lisa te
poatedly attempted to force dead
locks on questions of union re
cognition In order to evade nego
tiations on other points."
In a letter to William S K Hud
son and Sidney Hillman, rlncfa
of the Office of Production Man
agement In Washington. Reuther
said the union wu* demanding
that tha powers of an umpire
prevtoasty appointed to handta
grievance* be broadened.
Heathers notified the corpora
tion, h* told, the OPM officials,
th at th* tteadUn* for strife- as-'
.U<m srottld.be Apr. 2 0 ,'" * * tc h Is
The n i l E f the (10-day period pro
vided in th* II. A W C I O
General Motors sgrecmenl "
Th# U. A. W official e i p r e » o d
a desire to "co-operate will, the
OPM In making thr neerssaiy a r
rangement* for continuing pro
duction nf all defense work In I he
event th*
corporation
almiibl
make It necessary fnt thr uplnn
to strike In order to sr r u r r llv
Just demands.”
Miss Cecil HIrt
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 father and mothar, Mr. and
Mre. Edward Htrt a t Farmton.
She had been visiting there the
past month.
Survivor* Inelodo, In addition
to her parent*, flv* elsters. Mbs
Lily Hlrt, New York City! Mrs
Georg* Barrera New York CUy;
Mre. R . Todd. Mre. William Notilea, and Mr*. Frank Tart, all of
Osteon, and two biMhw s, Q o o w
K. Hlrt, Otteen, and E- H. Hlrt.
New York City- ___
...
Funeral- arrarmowwnte. direct
ed by tho Erteksen Funeral
Homo, will ba mod# later.
England's Forces In
Africa Make Con
tact With Enemies
r commrutdi'd llritith troopt
lit r j itrnl N«»rMr»)- n year I f iIn i lu d a p ft. the
lluncarinn
raic|tiil
Fluff
tiunouiiml
Hr
t r t n ^ had l*r*»k«*ti Ihrmuth the
f t f w t f l YiiRnulav line in
the
lIungRriRfi
ns anil that (be Hung
was eont inning aotith
soul
break I- iilmul 25 m dm
Belgrade, the Yugoslavv t*|*
3
lay ths Itcd Star, organ of
a i r t army, sold the flurlrt.
ilav friendship pact I* "all
«rc valimlilr under ll r new
ion* because
the
Soviet
always fulfills
Its tnlef-
Tha Federal Keeerv* said 190
ef the nation’s largest commer
cial banka bad a total of 83T4,.
000,000 In loans for defense purpeees a t the start of th* present
calender year
Two goodwill vnviiyp from Hrniil talk thinjfM over with tin
|hi **b in New Yrrk , They are i ’ i riintumier Ernanl do Amaral I’f
liiito* gtiverfiur of ,lhe llianhnj’ -hilr nf Itio, and lii« wife, Alniu,
(Inlight1 1 nf (letuliu Varga*, ptexiih nt of llraail. They will i«iit inl
la ii rich mg nf the liner Itio dt Jriunro h( rhemlei, pu
DeLand Beats Seminoles 10*1
In First Home Exhibition Tilt
.'xW e^nn'tndw atlon he J crer. that Russia planned tu frl
low this with inatortsl uni
In
Yugoslav i*
Runny Gobbled Ry
('oath Whip Snake
Fire Burns CnbinN
At Filling Station In Un-Easter Act
I is mage estimated at
almost
I ihi) • > . dune to
a ehlrkeii
luunder amt tou11st t nidrin nt t he
I i\r PnlliU hilling Station, In
i ntud r Inmt pi* indi’rt from S hofmd, Iflbt night about H no u <I'k k, F ir r Chief ftbirk CTrvrl*nd
n|»>rtcd today
Chrte mhitiA
adjoining
th**
PifAic* Htntion w rit tt»tally dr
struyed, fh ief Clcvvliirid said, he
wav ihr rhlrkrn brmalrr It i*
ttelitved tha fin* stailed In Ihr
lirnndur, whrrr an oil healer wm*
I ring uped Chlckenp and egg'*
h * ir hurniMl by. the fire
Hand pumpa were used to krep
Hu fining atnUon finm lhirmng
The filling station and cabim are
WAHJIINOTON. Apr 12 - i f l b
Itrprcsentetivv Dies said Frl.
day that "evidence has just been
plated in my possession which
show*
the
Communist
I’srly.
timing th* nest few days, will
tend every effort toward bring
ing shout a general strike in the
aluminum industry whlrh fritter*
In Cleveland,"
"Four leading mrmhei* of the
Communist Party In Ohio are en.
gonerlng these latest efforts of
tin Communist Party to tie up
so industry which Is absolutely
vital to the national defense pro
gram," th* etetement said
Nmiggird
111> cntiN’
M0(»C
non
rod,
.... M n r i h f T i i O r i ' o r f , l h «
niiim ind
at’k n o w l r i l g g d
ilk
n t
(I) Ih r In f fllHlM Ibc hard h
n o g Red 1I I.(U 1 Ml>k M l I II L1 MiIt 1
th i’y lit vi ( it 11l*i |(tlllahcs1
M' 111111
till
Thi
i II If It lit *4
1 *411].|| l l | h r Intlidt ■ , 1fil ii tidwl
fillir I’ll mlIt • hul ths K«tl
II
1» II Iff k' 1l»l Ills in W ill hi a ltt i 1
n lltMri iiil
only um
Mr Brit kills'll Hit oiwikf*. but
IUd*trll .Hid Ar iii4i 111si■ hiiim I
uiic of the llllii inlihiU huil ill
IfMdy ht*»’n f ill’ll Ilo« *nnkc |,(i. BUrri'Miivi I\ 111111' |m*, pt-ppy N
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
wllhiii - n |,i Ills I m wi(h |Viu doub!in
Mujor Paul Crank To
Speak At CattHelberry
M«J Paul r n t i k t*f OrJanJi,
•oldivr, Ifrlurvi and writer, will
•peak Monday ti’ght
nt
7.3U
o'clock at tilt* C»F'n'Ht.*rry Comtn unity Houftf #?» "T bc Trojan
Horse," or “The Klft'i Column In
Florida.” The Community Ifaunr
Is located at r i m j l l i n r ; , inidwty
between Hanford amt Orlando uti
Route 17-92.
Audirnres in sHmifurds Orlando
and other Centra) Fl*ir»da citlmi
have heard Maj (!r«iik dibcun
the fifth rulumri minace during
'tha past few month*, and nrronl-
f i t s . , Vki
V « tty Iv C W B
'
regain*
^ On tlu- African (rwe>G S h *.liilt1-h ■Iiui l heir troops lutd to*"" W *
, s«1111«i>t with Iiiili•-(irrmin utiltl
ntJ*11 It inc t witrs) Tobruk In LHp>«
wl.il, tin \ i. It.now* troop* of Int
1 i \ln , mi rnmpnlgn wcri* Bald
( Mi.nicstirl
Yugnilavll,
lit I 1'hUn inn. the wi-atem
•i i li,, MinIii Allied t at tlr
hit Ir| f(«"■)(
up «
f the Asia armies
|e,I lie fate .,t Uie Vugwlav
,lii room el ill fighting 111 ceflWal
SfHda
|„ Il„ ,||| W.II. Ibe l.uftwafla
■a,-sin l.lw-ieil Ihr ttrttish coastal
11ill la iib
i n / , .1 ( i r n m i i l fnrrt*R l i a v r
it.iM iigb
the
pan
of
■iiidti
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
litter, mitl diM.’ktr.-l „ fivi .ftMti
nuuhwhip Miiikr m the huminis'
fit’ll
Aliirturd by tIn- <Unger tn biu
f inin i l y . tin hi »d hi’i iid'loi %v i ■
frnnlK-Nlly Juni|HHg op Mini ihivtn
Mr Rent pmid
lurking
>|i m u g
westward
l u l l . in Imces from
II, i In, tank the <lew that
iii 11-
through E ty p t to
j......
III,. f..r M ha I tlo w ith lt>a
tn n n> -I
h
111 ,-. Iim.i nnsliwbllc w*» cut
■•(I etilirely f|eiu Greece as G*r-
............ .
fdI1lilt *
Nit Kh'I i’I
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 st. Practically
the taiq* flab are to be found talk* RefrenhmenU will be eorved
near the keys and In the Gulf
Strsam, Mr. Harper said.
Klngflsh. mark an I and snap
b ssw .
w m w w - w w j.
per were landed for eating, and
A S _
C 'y a J
for sport tha muh fished for
lm
B -t B a
dolphin and barracuda. Mr. Harp.
—
lOffhUm
Pn"A
line
n il, el Nii/I nmi|.- prcviuusl/
|,NI el......m i l l ' l l ilnti-h pslruls
neui t.itout a, 1I--111, uf Ihr Hue*
eti-lel il ,oi, h i
italS
In Ilrm,
Smitri’rlnnd, a Cirfw
mRtl radia tiroailrMft
» n * hcinl
paid Pri ■inier General Si
ivlc
bad left Yugoslavia on a
lUMon" which presumably was
him to Moscow
hroadca-t milled that King
is now in Greece, en route
gland.
, was rocnll.-l
that only
Iteisrlnlfsl
units
Tiholj,
trittfUif* Iw^twrcn tl.r l>»nulH> mid
the llfibH
the
Tisa liivprN
llivns u»
in northern
uorthen Yu*
Aluminum Strike Is
Seen Ry Martin Dies
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.
II*
A irrrul sirn r-elo
in
the*
linMIr- fo r (irci-rn
itR pcarcd
in Mir tnnkim ; Irulitv— o r p erhaiM (i Iiviii Iy
m ulnrw uy— « a
firrn iitn I mkiih llirn ^ t toiyijrd
(sol li flanks o f
I ho G re c o R rilish rlofi iisi- lino nccotui
Mio llolh'iiic iM iiitisular.
N a /I imn/.pr
k n ifin g
Houthwunl from
Yu[rirlnrttt, c -tnlilinlicil rolilKct with
Greek Inn . in the I’hlorln* sec
tor nil (In we-.il III Hunk uf lb#
toti | rwiart, Win Id W a r v rttru n
Sanford Sportsmen Return From
Expected To Attend
Yugoslavia Cut
O ff From Greece
front . (be ngency said
I t |ri»N ai t> of| u tally mirtnuricVil
haft that .imt* nf thr llhlish
Ifcfirf it« cipluri’il in North Af*
r It* y Axib fnrci'E u" Mnj, Cnr-
TA LlJkH A 88F,F
Anr 12
(Hpeclal)— Lleutr. Col. Gcorse W
MeBory, asslstsn r chief of staff
of tha Thirty-First Division, sta
tioned at Camp IHnnding, was
here
yesterday
greeting
ac
quaintance* tn the Flnrida Is-gt"
la lure. Hr Is s former resident
of Hanford.
Colonel McRory was assistant
reading clerk of the House In Ihr owned by Manuel Cailos
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 Easter leave.
Bank Loans Are Near
Citrus Shipments
Record High
Gain Five Percent 10-Year
0
1 ■■■ - WINTER n
(Special)— I
Florida citrus
last season bi
cent, o r 1 JS 0
pertsen preps
Citrus Inspect
Friday: •/ '*
OffWaU a
creased vohnn
Gcrmamt Thrust To
ward Roth Flanks
Of (Jrcek And Brit
ish Defense Lines
N. Y. Greets Good Neighbors
AaiUjarniies is proere-ding on *11
.Tops.
Increasing Limit
Of Truck Weights
ByJHmue Is Seen
<■ • ■«.
-II. J . Lehman, manager of the
Sanford State Farmer# Market,
•aid today he understood that a
MU to terreas* tha wross weight
UB ltd of-, trucks will be brought
for fonstderotten te lbs Florouh Mtedsy ' end that tf
passed, It will.be of dSB-
UTfifCU
^
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WASHINGTON. Apr. lg _ (/P )
— Senator Bankhead
( O-Ala.J
urgnl fnm 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 aThe 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 |ithwr*trrn Yugoslavia and
jndrr the prices of l-usir eom- are ftefu'hing a]| co rn y irslsnod Kirs.
tanref in a steady udiauce, SteHo said there eras no pro.spo-'l fsnl, '..ffirisl ltsllac urw« agonof an Increase
in cotton and Icy, repmted loda<.
wheat prices
because
of
the
Till mareh of
the powerful
besey surpluses of both
these
Europe’s Monroe
Doctrine Cited
t a Berlin, authorised German
sdurrcea described President Roose
velt’s proclamation opening the
la rente to tho Sues to
Btetea merchant ships as
re t open ■intervention In
*
( ‘ M^ U '
_
I
Growers Called On To
‘ The complete program w u an-
f
H
[DCOIR6
_ _
¥ T
N U M B ER ' 1W
ajor Struggle Appears In
Making In Balkan Conflict;
Italian, Nazis Push Ahead
At 5:53 O’clock SundayMoming Boost Farmers’
,
_
,
a ris e S p e a k e r
■.
lEf l f t ^ . s h
: E
A ny
D
U n e iB
V. W. Irtwlen, superintendent
public Instruction te Heroine la
mnty, returnad yesterday frvea
ills tet saue.
.
■" - « r
turrits)
nu t
in
i it|,if| w |lb II MTOlld bff*
h . m- u *’ 1'nnkiiK tl«an tm
it its (mu11( On l*ngr T"v*l
Hydrangea Blossoms
Shown At Yowell's
list i« i ii la ig r w b itr b lo iio iri*
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*
ih■'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 ms n a I in h a v in g i®
Hud ii liipii1, win It- N* htmi Hlii
Mm11 \ Idoom •* wldla d is atlH coniBrig mid IhiUnig s *m h gurtii'(fd (ot i hI n idv "iiinll
two nali tin*
K i l ’lll ll lV
Is ri l u ( i
raiiii’ in tin
Mniingri
Hutn
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Mi Ml
tilth
(I m> g is HU1
Mining
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WAS THIS YOU?
bam’ ( m i *i Iki -luidisi’ B appari'idly
Mirt* hit iih<I Mitli u hark-hiuiid
peg rail h (ii 11*' n111«< who
wins
Mm-I’diny iliiu ti tu pci titji
V e s e t llls y *
hlellt If testion
n t - II ]( U iu g , 1 9 9 E llio tt
Avcfii.ii’
Appro*ii mm I »•ly Iflil pruplv wn*
in t).r bI himIk fm ihr Hmikiiolo *
first hujiu Mpponruiirr
Friday afternoon, you and
vmi11 hilfthiiiid
were
eating
IHindi in l,anry> Drug Storti
You wire wratlng
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 HardS l o p e w h e r e Che
mala
purl of your family was toy
ing nut a gras* cutter. Despite
the fact that it harwilerl ntesty,
frirnil busbsad, rrallxlng ths
strenuous effort that 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 left
saas cicrrlsar. Your husband
started talking with a rath an
stout, dark man, as you walk'd
down tho otroat, first tele AW
dun D-l(V-25e
fitbre*
arm ** th* street into
On-
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Hanford
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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 Olio V by the inspection
bureau of Iin- Hlnlu Department
ef Agrieulture In Tallahassee.
Tbs larger rounties of Volusln
and Orange consumed 1,282,358
and 1.842,087 gallons of gasoline
respectively during
the
same
month,
A total of 2,134.90 tons of
mlsed fertilisers was used In this
county in Fsbruary, the report
disc loess, and STEM tons of fa r.
tlllaar materials ware used.
In fertiliser materials, more
nltreU of potash and hardwood
•she* were consumed than any
Crory's.
Identify yourself
a t Tha
Hr raid office before JfM fl
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day and receive two free
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Gaihe To Try Rookie*;
By JACK SOROS
r .[U O ta B ; Apr. 9 - t r > «r» «n aatimated to.000 fan*
U « b defended hi* title for
lith time Uat night hr atop.
I I K w T m t Motto of Chka*
n nine round*. Lout* weighed
M i Motto 100 1-J.
M r finding crmilderable iron,
solving Muato'a pronounced
i and crowding taclk*
[h tb* early round*. Iho
i Bomber atartod to find the
In the aorontb and bad
s o . badly cut np around
mm and right aye In the
that Refer** Arthur Don*.
:
Umpires Named In
clude 3 Graduates
O f Barr's School
0 A « THe P»Arr m s e .
J c e .tW o e R o o rtfla o t-.
. /
tlon game*
Involving
Florida
State Lecgue teams now rlrdlng
for oponlnp season games Thur*.
day night, Apr. IT will bo ptayod
between tonlpht and next T* m .
day, It la indicated In offklal
data on fDo with the League
Secretary’* office.
The Cocoa Indian* of the Mori*
da East Coaat league that open*
play next Friday nlpht, will
travel to DeLand for a p*me to
night, Wednesday. Apr.. 0. with
tb* Rad Hats. Cocoa whipped
Deland ft to 2 In DeLand Iasi
M*n (be most surrrsful In the
six yearn of the tracks opera
tion*.
There wHI l>* only seven en
tries In tonight'e rece due to
th# acretehlnx of Merry Ids Iwcause of a leg injury. The seven
will ft* Pleasant Hue, Red Knb,
Mormnney, DsUy, Upside Lady,
Exception and Friend Mose.
Gunter Laddie, the stout l<riddle
son of flaiaard Laddie and Frlaeo
A, Sprang Hie most stunning uppot of the current raring meeting
i .Perkins
Maria* Roliina tUa afternoon
at W W e r . h A , th*'rookie* at
Um Seminole* will ham another
chance to »bow their prowCat k
a pf« ai aaoo *am*.
v
Tb* team leave* about 1:30
o'clock thla afternoon far the
ram* to bo played on the Boliiaa’
diamond at 4:00 . o’clock*"and
M*na«er Jo* Whitlock expect* to
take all of hla squad o f 21. pl*x-
work on t b* mound.
Friday nlfht tb* local boy*
will bar* a chance to avotipo
their los* to the DeLand Red
Uat* when they meet them hero
tn a nlpht psme. It I* expected
to result In a lea* lop-elded show.
In* ,05 the acorn board sine*
Whitlock will put aomo of hla
first line pitcher* np to ’ too
the *l*b and K will bo the first
K m* tb* Sanford fans bars had a
ehanr* to se* the team In action
on the local field.
Monday. jii*bt the Rollins nine
will Journey hero to play a re
turn pain* w ith 'the Seminole*.
Whitlock . expect* both
pantos
with the coUepo team to b* pood
as Rollins showed' strenpth In
lb* pan* with Alabama last
Thursday afternoon, the Jack
sonville Tar* of lb* South At.
Untie League will play Wilbur
Good*
Leesburs
Amriera
In
Lecsbuiw, while that nlpht tha
Ocala Yearlings will open their
exhibition aerie* by playing host
it
home to Eddie Martin’*
Gifnesvill* G-Men. ( Jacksonville
swamped Leesburg, 20 to 4, Sat.
urday, while the G-Men dropped
a 4 to2 decision to tb* Camp
Btandlflg All-Star* Lt bom* Sun.
day.)
Thro* game* already arc Sched
uled for Sunday afternoon—at
■■
Daytona, Oc*U, and Calnesvlll*.
Still ranting tb* blp squad of
The always powerful Bona-Al 21 player* WhlUook ha* not de
len semi-pro's of Buford, Oa., cided definitely on but four of
will be In Gainesville for a ses tbs position* and will not m in i
sion with tb* G-Men, and there's
every reason to holieva that the
veteran Mid sensational 1037 star
—Elbert Padgatt—will be on the
for them,
Spartan Nine Meets: hillOcala
expects . to meet the
Tampa
All-Stan on the Ocala
Gator Team Saturday
field at 1:00 o’clock while the
TAMPA. Apr. ,0 -(S p e c ia l)— Daytona Beach Islander* wbo Pacers Set Record
Tha Unlvanity Of Tampa baa*, reported to the East Coast field
Consolation Race
Scheduled Tonight
At Longwood Oval
\ Sock Coloring* (tut are
W ltforcnt” * * .labile
fhalf-tonet that enhanca
lypur tytlnt clothe*.
g:B0c The Pair
j f l M i ■ mi ci tig.
sbooie pwom setcfrim,
Results
A pair of two-year-old trac
ing •fIliya were clocked In.th*
fastest mile this season yes
terday at Seminole Driving
Park, near Lbngirood. Th*
record 1time ‘ wax declared un.
equalled on any training track
In the country, •
Carrie Reynolds, airud by
Dkk Reynolds, dam Caramel,
owned by W. N. Reynolds,
driven by Rooco* Oarlock
* Claimants to Uat year’ * stats
baseKIl championship, th* Spar,
tana, undar Coach ' MllUr K.
Adams, have *tr*nptbanad tbalr
offense thla year and with • l|ttla pitching, should prov# danger
ous contender* for th* till*. Tb*
Spartan* nr* slated to pUy 12
game* against state colUp* foes
thla Spring.
..............
driven by Guv Hi
a mile In 2:1ft 0
ter, at fla t
■'
Trotter* and
mining **ch da;
Pricing P o t - F
First bass , on Um Florida (J(app on str. rm
tor ln-*#fc*ll team . w ho* Football
Ilfwt le e u u r l
I a I
I — \i
CapL Bud Walton bold* forth
f u l l »r J ar
I 1 1—t »—t
W «|svs I t w r
.V * a
I —h i Ibis season, is Uw sixth position
I'cd l^eaurt it.•*, l*J». 4.1#; that t h s t . t e T o i i i i m u baa ae*
P u ll I,r J,iy t i l * . I l l * , H o jsv *
cabled on tb* pins tn hU ta n *
Hr>». > te
1ST HACK— K uiurllv
is 1-1
Best Flour 21*
Beets, Turnips, Oranges V]Yt^
Carrots, Onions
All 5£ Bunch
Grapefruit f 5$
DPtMlKRjr.KP " 'I L O T
CLEANER
RHODE ISLAND RED
Vanish
Fresh Tomatoes
Beans j— Squash
all 10c pound
BRITR
.
BACON
lb. I 2 V2C
4It J
Ju (0. |
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50% O F F
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Bank H oliday Notice
FRIDAY, AppI 11th, Good Friday, being a
legal holiday in this state, Jthe \ undersigned
banks will not be open for business on that
for payrolls, currency, etc., shou
■mi
H
u
tTII HACK—i-l_M Ls
Nick tlod son ... I f
Bnbw Hank — i {
Oovsmer Jim . . I I
NleksloCsoe 1l i t .
•now Hank 1.4V, 1.4
Jim 4.4*.
_______
fo r
Potatoes
CLOSING OUT SALE OF
TRADE-INS AND
LAST YEAR’S MODELS
5
FREE TEA GLASSES
WITH ALL1 LIPTON
POPULAR TEA
JV,\
T*u*h i ' * 1"mas A » 4 r*w# T.M, «-<
Mimmr I 10,
SMALL OCTAGON
Soap or Powder
6c Matches
f Boxes
•TH d A c e - ^ i u j / f
N srissn * A n d r.w * I
Every day Ice Cold
Iceberg Lettuce
If* CrUp, If* Heller
^
Y e llo w B a n a n a s
Itetxrmai »■*«■ M *l ▼<
amount nf punishment, Mu.In
W*a only floured nine—In the
third when a left hook to the jaw
dropped him mar hla own cor.
nor. But ha was up with e cgunt Meiitmy
Dusty Druii(
of only one.
i*«rb l*rlnctM
i 10.
I Band palatine U a
ceremony for Nawja Iw
117 El FIRST 8T. FHEE DELIVERY p h o n e m
THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY—MONDAY
At Seminole Park
ball Rpdrtans will opvn tholr In.
tervotlaglaU schodul* against th*
University. of Florida Saturday
a t .Oatntivlll*. Tb* Gator* will
maot th* Spartan* In a return
gam* at Tampa tha following
Saturday.
Last Night's
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A n d W a U r T ra a a g o rU tlo n
Sem inole C ou n ty Prndurro
M ore F ru it And V fR e ln liie * Thiin
S im ilar A re a In Florida
8 A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y .
A P R IL
10,
1911
MASTER PLAN FOR N E W
SANFORD
AIRPORT
•
■
'Germany's Troops
Said'In Belgrade
Berlin Assaulted In
i 3-Hour Attack By
R. A. F. Warplanes
■0 i f w « v u t a
mn i
any,
a
John D. B
Digger*, director of
production division.
the OPM
production
tell* the House military affalra
committee that America'* safety
depend* entirely upon “ the nrxl
106 day*” cf defense output. He
V>
Aa**e«v«-4 m .
lerlared production has been linB attalions o f B ritish flam e- -w-tsd both by induitiy and labor
th row ers, tanks and arm ored alike.
n ew ly
a rriv e d
from
• A fr ic a , w e re reported rushing
.n o rth tod a y front Piraeus,
the p o r f o f A tlien n , fo r a deb fttte w ith A d o lf H it.
ItWionn.
m A a .'th a O v a - d a y ^ d - baHJe
o f th e
Balkans
neared
a
Most Successful
Season C loses
HL1*™**
U. S. Announces
Plans To Bmld
Greenland Bases
F'lilMMirt From
Air Field W i l l Be
Set Up To Protect
This Hemisphere
A T H K V S . Ain
lit — (4 *)__
I In- t i n 'l l , it r im
iv m itin * itt-
Military Heads
Arc Confident
Allies
In ( ’minted Upon
For Decisive Move
WASHINGTON, Apr. I P U P ) —President
Raavrvlf
naked
Ceagreea teday fw
t r i a l aUtutery aulharlty !•
tgks aver any “farvlga awaad
vsaacla
lying
Ml* ta aqr
porta,"
aablert to the pay*
mint of a last tampianntlmi
laformed paraiem predicted
Congress wauM grant
the
requaat and that >**a threeafter the President wvrid ase
the acquired ships to aamu
farm balpfal to tha British.
1*— (A P )— TV# Tarklak p r .
» « ■ * • ! laaoanrH M i t H
hod " f o o d It advisable” U
withdraw a ceaaUerabir par.
Mjn o f btaahora popatation.
Tho a r i l * waa regarded aa
aa M ic a lion . f k*w aerioae.
T «**r
«m »W «re
Ik.
«hnmt aT war to Utaabol « ,
» • Baroptoa aid* o f lb#
■wobaroa, baa
(baa 100
wfco
fro *
NaaJ^craoM
Italgaria. and I U a lb a fr£a
T W TfJfO
—The United Stole* will ettobllsh air bases In Greenland for
the “ protection of
Orecgland”
and of tha Western Hemisphere
under an American.Danish agree
ment announced today.
Tha War Department mean
while disclosed that all
Army
K seenffer and frflfh t tr w ip w tl
ve been diverted
to
troops and supplies between tha
United States' ovaraaaa poeataIIM U s m * OB Pe«e Ua->
SANTOfiO. SCtmOLC COUNTY. flO W A
/TmuHfis. O rriW
J>faw« >Vr f f l i rPtote »
Ae#tefF J * >03.1*4
A AM T><»UP )
P T t€ b Ai *t
Y a o t a r d a y ’s
The officer* are la o Burner,
exalted iriarj Dr. l M m T. Doe*,
eelniaad leading knight; Claude
Hu m . loyal bright! I4 torIhuratoo, laciuTblgl W. J. Thigpen,
►*crotary I J. a. BMder. treasurer i
Hugh Waters,
U1*TI
Herbert
Reltx. truetael 81 Clair Cameron,
•tquite; Clifford Barelift, chapIain:
Jimmy
Stewart,
Innor
guard, and Harry KodaU, organist.
RefraahmaoU will be served
ght over last yoar. Though It U
a smallast track In the atala
a p u r ii o f Seminole County
id O n teri Florida bars shown
gttal^amount o f Intorsst In tha
P W I
j/fAw# Jl
'T*y<<r
Ud^riAfj
,w «# r
7»tB
h i
This map, drawn for Thi* -rianforil lli rald by Ralph l.u
bln*kl a f the City engineer'* office. I* tin* master plan fm
Sanford's new municipal airport, end shown three *lege* nl
drvalopment. Work on tba first *t*ge, imlx-aitd on the map by
the heavy solid line, began today The *icn*il *tagr. indicat
ed by the light solid line, depvml* on u.ldid--nal funds fruni
Three-cent Levy Crew Of Men Begins Work
Upon Cigarettes
Qn New Municipal Airport
Proposed In Bill
■
as their gueete yaatorday Mrs.
Charles Houghton af
of ladlaaapo.
ladlonapo.
slslit, Ind., and Mra.
Mrs. Haughton's
Houghton * sla
ter, Miss Sadia Harris, dean of
the Woman’s CalWga *t Owatonna, Minn.
, *
Miss Nsmria was a school msu
of Mr. Holly at Mia nl Un|rer*lty, Oxford, O-t The two are
•pending th* winter at Winter
Park- Mm. HarirttM
mother o f Harris Sett)
known In New .York
circles.
- 'S T &
Almost all o f tha approximate
doy-ote
the government. The ultimatum atage, which make, allow,
slice* for the distant future, la shown by the dotted lt*)«*.
The piesrnt development is ‘J70 acres, and the entire pint
slmwii on thn map rnruui|i«ss(is 1120 acres, uf which the 1 11.
own- ah' ut HUD
T
Senatc Tangle* Over
Former Scboohnate
Suggested Decrease
Visits R. J. Holly
In Attache Limit
Mr. and Mra. B- 3 . Holly had
End Of Ford Strike
Sought By Governor
IdawtlflcaUon
jAwFpf#. /d»r*dte\
Elks Will Install
Officers AprU 14
Last Year
W AS THIS YOU
i v sfilnl ( .
M ASTER PLAN
SANTORO MUNtOPAL AIRPO RT
W
OrayAtunds will run the laat
-tatimawd at * 00,000 men— la
■aaed In tba vicinity o f Mount lack o f th* aaaaon tonight at
lha
Hau/ard-Orlando Kennel Club
lyMgua. flo inlK-e roul'nweet ol
-loalnr tho moat auecaaaful teaOtbar report. Mid the Brit let ion tba Uoek haa had In tba six
a completing i new defense yean tba race* bare been run
la etretching across the Creek ning. Walter i. Connolly, mana
peninsular from tba point of ger of tba 'track, aald th la momSalonika to tbs Albanian port of Ing.
Otar 91,000,000 haa been band lad
DCWmara on tha Adrlalie 8«a.
Tba Brillab R.A F. talder* un- through tba mutual windoere dur
ing
tba 00 day aaaaon. exceeding
leashed a tbrae-lmur assault on
Berlin,' showering quantities ol l he amount hat during the aca“ powerful high oxplostvo bomba" *on two yean ago which wai
oa tba heart o f the R ad capital, considered tba boat the track
wand destroying Hiller's favorite had ever had. Attendance haa
T haa laa— Die State Opera Ilium* been higher than any pael aea.
on Untor Don Linden on Berlin^ •on and tba money In circula
tion aaema to hatro been greater,
downtown Broadway.
From Moscow, meanwhile. came Mr. Connolly aald.
“ Part o f tha reaaoa for euch
n cryptic dnslarnUa* o f the fled
JItnr. Soviet army organ, aaac-rt- • good aaaaon la that the wea
C
ther
haa been good most of the
In g lha Roeeo-Tngoatav frlend«hlr
ct signed Just b 'fo r t tha Bat time. Wo bad a faw rainy nlghte
n- outbreak, "hi aD lha more at tba beginning of. tba aaaaon
moat of tba Uma it haa been
valuable” under tha now conflb tut
, -J *
Hand baeauaa Rumin "always fu l
Mr. Connolly arid ha belle*r<I
fdla Its HltMMUtnal pledgee ”
warn more evenly
| Gmak. traana trapped east of tba dog,
tha V ariar Klrer by the Oatumr metehod thla year, producing
more intareatlng xacn. Moot of
capture**} Salonika ware .report
• d b r ^ B r r l l n J o h a r o ^ c a o H u U t e d ‘ be credit for that geaa to E. M.
Maetie, racing aacretary at tba
track- he added.
Having no exact flguree of at.
•••*■(
ili’.'tl n ili'i |«i\(> liln g
'il ih r Crrm nii niMnlor w ith
.•\lln>il Hii|i|mrt(|(-H|i|te tho
••tit iniuni rit nf sunn' forces in
citstcni (Jii'rre. (ireek mill,
tiifv MMircea ihvlntvtl todav.
TTie lu ll’ o f the fnrrert cut
o f f hv the svvifl Nn/i d rive to
I <aliiiiitii 11 mi*iris-.l i tucure. but
In v m il. •i |ii>fIt-.l huliliiig nut
Mir ln«t itij*11'
“ I In mil ill (HI • k HIM) will
II•I*• »tl IIh' i iglit |iitic anti the
• lit pl.it <
MitltiHtx mtormants
WASHINGTON. Apr. 10 -UP)
too Vef Night
U l^ovp
Greeks Remain
Intact To Hit
Blow A t Nazis
Fall* Of Troops Cut
Off By Germany's
Drive* To Salonika
Is Still Ob s c ur e
B a ttle N azi F o rc e
Showdown In Balkans------------------------- —
Is Believed Near; ‘The Next 100 Days’
9 English Said Tanks
And Armored Cara
Any
TALLAHASSEE. Apr. 10 WX— Tba Florida House reserved
proposal today that tba State
levy a tog of three cants on tarh
package af SO cigarettes.
Rap. Overstreet of Dade coun
ty, vrha la In tba grocery Lush
neaa,
bring
(less. bald
*siu Ike
see tag would
wi
la |t,#oo,ooo to 9>.',000.000 a
year for publk aebools and yruuld
___ tha
___r _____
uka
plaaa o f the gross racalpto tag which tha Legislature
la a* pactad to repeal.
WkD* tha Haase pushed ahead
at aa gaprecedentod speed, the
Senate tou ted over
proposed
stricter raw* of procedure and
agTtod to moot tomorrow oa Good
Friday to finish tola detail and
p t ^ r eady fa r tha tnUodoctioa of
Tba new Senate rules proposed
that the M senators should b.limited to l « r attaches against
tha 4M **aployed two roan aev
Senate Presldaat Veacham rahl
la bW apartbig addi ess ftmaday
that tha attaaha sit oat bn waa
af a stole ecea-
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>
Auxiliary Head Ih
Asked To Attend
Defen ie Meeting
Mra C IK I’roctor, prvsldrnt
of tba Amwlian I rglon Aualllary
nf Cempl*ll-b>sslng 1‘nat,
has
laen invltld hy (Jovenior Spes.
.aril I. Illllaml to attend a pro.
limlnary Wganlsatinn Hireling of
the Stair IDrfrnsr Council in Or.
lamlo Mo day afternoon
Repress itallvrs from rlllrs and
rountirs I thr fifth rnnrrrsslonal
district * II attend lha meeting,
which wi I , held on the roof
of the A grhllt Hotel at 2:00 I*.
M
Accord g In a letter rrcrlvrd
fmm Go1rmor Holland hy Mrs.
1’ ioetor, I ie purpose of the moat
ing U to laaiat In “ thr formation
of county and local defense coun
cils." In Tallahassee yesterday,
th* Haas of Representatives pas
sed a bl to create a Stale De
fense Co neil, and prompt action
waa »le< red on th* measure by
the ton te
"Oigai isatiun uf these counrlls a t compliance with the
1‘reaUeai • request for total, all out jrep redness," Governor Hol
land da seed. Grorge U Burr,
Jr., It 0 vcutlrs secretary of
couadL
Hovm Offers Metsur^eT >Increase
T n Levy On Bets Ad Horse Tracks
TAUABASSU.
Apr.
I
spy of Monroe to have
ally refer rad to tba pubamenta commltta*.
aald tha hills “ vllaDy
ten s raeng. Ha predictddad t u would dacraaaa
r at track* and thereby
tho rsr*nu*a now dlsaquaily among count lea.
fit I)
lit itiil) Murtimi* tlutl lirrmnny
lltii) Ml a»II \ tliotm lit IlIXMtlr Rut*
If
I ih ki \
ft
lilt
Ilrilmh
M i*, rim ii
Mim-tri € Imre hill
«*-iili*tl \c*t•*i •lm\ Hut!
Britain
fat •••»
" tiulcs’* I hr At*
la lit i< vi I liiiipv air kept open
f VIf m fliHlil nf R HI MI|I||||C« from
tin I 'mlril Stall*
“ In h ything tiini« n|»«»r» tlia
(intlli* •»f tin* Atlanta winch is
i«ro«*rilliifr aitlt gr"wtug tnt«*n*
Mil V *»•i Im'I Ii ■vitlrM,'* Diurrhill
»' M l hr 11*•••»•• »tf C onimonB In a
v|M*i*r|i inofi* Miiala*r than an/
Ii** tin* inailr niiui’ DuiikdtfpAia »
11adbt of
Rrl-Jf llrller** aea ,‘raid
er, Ibreater.tftg to eearl to lha
Ssllnm Anifrlrs’v mi.I to nil tain,
thrtc inii wt !»«• a full icala A mgr*
••nn effort Ip -kipping aIn equal
ling '*ttint tinolily nf output a«••oi*i|tlUl|. .1 In ihr Ainerwatit ln^
I :• t - " ( huff full asaertad*
(i«tlv die f'tll renourres
of
\«M* n-’ h
h'lH|tt>iiil<|ing industry
♦•nit.lv ftri*mi» to carry on
full • nl* m srfirt* into 1P42# k*
A
Th. 1‘NMle ».f til.
••♦hr r
-
!Ulk»i
niMi
Af« i- i»
Aflantic,
mImivp all
(.••n in Hi** x»ar —0 *r*
1*1if fkririr fiii*i *Ii m tha
Ih** i*ti*lt « f Italn Oartrr» f'trrrB »rn u i North
, flin-al* n 1’irypl and
» x ♦ ’ml mpiI lha
i h *;>eti ihniRt at
♦••J v tlfit
«fnn«rlv*s
--------9 ------------------------------------------Woik h r * a ii this inornlnr on
Sanford's new
|llb.U3l)
W I’A
airport, with a crew uf l i b tnrn
a- iif A m et undrr V
G. Hasty, ton-man.
hill •t id
B ril,
..Mmn
the uM
rlrarlng the trorl of 270 erres
,
•»
♦••«
r
9
and
When th* plot he, teen rlearod,
111ritI lire
drainage dllrhr, will be dug. thr
«-m*fuf** rsidrra
land will hr graded, and grass
lairk *»f u aUpFrviior fr*Mtt lit.
•-veil f a i i h e r wealwill he planted
•t item i t the shore"
J. M (ioggan,, suprrvlsor of NY A MrtN mihI rrafts proln-t mi.I
tin applirat n*»t*
I
” f’ hurehlll
the M I’ A In Orlando, aald that thr fait that
havr
Iwrft
rcwrjvrd
from
|trrM«on lu-hrtl commons.
the pruject he* hern mechanised
IntrrrBlrfl
In
thr
nork
ar»lc*l»l
•• it titsa menaca
to a large eilrnt, and two big
*•v • r'-ome If (hi
la Tourneau |K»wer scraper* will Ing un SanfonFa rltsnm ••f list
Ing the I'mjr* t and Its nm hiii
i
m i to he inbe used In thr grading.
,1 tr «hr p u rp o sea.
Thr City has advanced addl panytng i•«> r•*11 of al*oul T.hih „
•« hn h (he gov**ftttional sponsor's funds to rent a month. It A Guotlipml, NVA
•tlpcrvlRor.
Bald
lotlay
...,ir ,.f tho United
“ bull dosrr” . or heavy tractor
A
ppliration*
of
prrsons
inter
.(*■%. Ve-«| l l l f W b f l V I l
for clearing. A dragline prill also
hr fMi*trated.*#
he used to rxravete muck for rated In rm|doymrnl In thr i Im*'
rs
al
1
1
4
04
a
month
for
h
placing on the field.
Ilecauae of
the
mechanised monthly 7H.hmir work period tan
equipment employed, the
field hr made at thr NYA riff ire aI
should b* wall on the way to fw- the Court llnuar, Mr. GimkImm'wI
Ing finished In about I/O days, ravaaled Ymmg men and amm »•
betYbeen the aifra of PI ami ‘J.**
Mr. Gawgans said.
Mr. Higgins, secretary of the years are rligihlr for (hr rla**»o»
I (»h
Ssmlnolt County
Chamber
nf aimed at trarhin^ young peoph
nmilter M«>" today that
Commerce, who worked with th* a tradr
I I ',, ,1 i.I.I Jume. j(l•onevrlL
Riiosevrlt, tha
Included
hi
thr
histrurtmn
I*
City In securing the allocation of
I'll .nil-ill's rldcsl sun. anil Rofunds for the airport, assarted practical work hi such field* a* „ „ III S, tim i.lcr, 2!i.) i'«r oUl nuraa
today h* had reason to belleva Commercial «rt. decorative ait who ulli inleil him after an emer.
tha field will he rectified for na hamicraft and designing Dae ol grin v rtomei h operation •n 1®M,
pal
tional dsftnte funds. In which Itatural renources such a*
ami vaill murr> hen* Tuesday.
case It will be made available for fnatto fans, pine needle*
K«H»aevrlt, a captain at tha U.
Other ihing* are (aught ip Ihi
an bdvanced flying school or un
K Marine haaa at San Ditgo,
class
Army squadron.
According to information re %bhb divnrved Mar 7, 1P40, by
Plan* and epeclflratlone.
to.
calved from the district NYA o f lletaey t’u»hlng U«H»aavelU who
ather
with
an
application
to
•
thalf
G
flee at
Daytons Beach
Hearn Mcrivnl the custody of
mi Orlsndn.
Orlando, Daytona
irgs the airport, ar* now In tho fice
and Sanford are under consldeix-1 children. Ks
bands of th* Secretary of War lion a* a location for the project, and hate. f
and ether Interested government
and the internet shown by the I rir.l in ll'3(
official* In the nation'* capital.
young psopla In Sanford will de.
Mr. R lg fl** explained.
Fo
I f th* field la certified far ne- clde whether the project will
tloaal defense funds, a tract sev
Edward
Hlggine
Mid
this
A
p
r
il
eral lime* larger than the initial
it will be graded and morning ho la certain a ptoee
v iC ilY , J
runway*
wlU
bo can ha found to house tha project
»
*° J^ 0"
1 * ,K,
•oggeetod
the RocruoUea
Hall
on ^ •oureas tI
tha lake fron t__________
fixed tba da
tha British I
Apr. Id.
Thnnn ain
that Hitler
Supervisor And
Pupils Needed
For Craft Class
James Hoosevelt To
Wed Nurse Tuesday,
Date
British Tactician
> Is Taken Prisoner
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�THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1*41
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD
■ OoV. Holland’s mess*** to the LOgisUtUre tftm t to
have met with the prompt apprtval of a majority of the
newspaper! of the state If a cursory examination of «*changes this morning Indicates tho tkJIley bf over forty
dallies and 100 odd waeklJAa. Then* la some disagreement
over certain phases of hla speech But on the whole the
editors seem to feel that It was a statesmanlike approach
S
o t
:.
of the proposal to Increase the racetrack "take" while hopIdg that the Governor will forget the proposed Increase m
atito license fees. The Tribune also endorses the gasolln#
tax,suggestion by which the counties lose one cent to the
NM U H .M aOO we«*eo el
N a n i , fa r iba » » » ■ » ■ •< Stale Hoad Department. "We believe the national emergen
p w M win be ebengeO fee cy And the critical need of better roads to servo our mili
g w , c t « M M H retro.
tary bases will override any merely selfish objection," says
L ?25Z Z «2V Z 3?r. the. Tribune.
The TImes-Unlon is hardly less enthusiastic about the
M la e lc W la l ie Ucw- Governor’s address calling It a ''statesmanlike and confi
tbe rowetr* wttb tr ie
'MHRl |
e m m la ublrow m l dence-inspiring message.” "Not only did he present to the
numbers an outline of the problems they arc to deal with
aa
Clear as words could make them," saya the Tlme-UnfcL
’j x z n i J S
ull in a spirit
led te Ibe aee.tcr re- Ion, "but offeri
of co-operation,
and the gas Ui
the auto license fee increase and concluded, "The message
tit a whole was filled with encouragement for the people
of Florida."
From another section of the state, the Miami Jforald >■
TERSE FpB TODAY less, enthusiastic over the proposal to Increase the race
track "take." "The question will arise," the Herald says,
* jjg p IC IM B
OFTEN uft to where the vanishing point of w ' n g revenue m ny be
[ V * * B M T j The cup which reached in tho pari-mutuel take, ’ b>rt seems to likq his gas
f J ’* ™ - l » * h riven me, ihall tax suggestion. "Governor Holland bn* won many votes
sot drink ItT—John S l;jj,
to Ills Idea by providing a continuance of pap to ever}’
county In the slate from the proposed 2-cent setup for
• u THE FORMULA
bonds and additional county roads."
»* :
(From fy e try ) •
,ThA Orlando Sentinel reserves Judgment but admits,
Tlfjdswund, they esy, f un"With hla views as a whole wo are.in accord nor would we
W !>■*• road books and *(»■- care to differ this early in the gam4, even if we did not
human nature.
tie eye to eye with him on some matters - - - The Gover
nor Is a former lawmaker and is In a position to see both
W ’t e t k . C
»d. tall you to and eliun yen
by tho hind.
V
.
.
Wy Mo afraid. Foma alienee
can ' be heard
Mil, a formula hai barred.It off.
muorsUnd I* tho Infallible
stuff
» Cancel ovary foared unrjio'.M*
adff »
.
MjV de Hot understand. For If
ore genuine Interest In all aspects of life In tho State."
Thb continent of tho various newspjp^ra throughout
to state seems In all likelihood t<j echo tho sentiments or
a m a il tn tho street who last year expiessod his striding
nndance In Gov. Holland and him seen nothing trinca to
j R r d & M bo two Instead of
ing adrift
understand Is to have shared
.have json^nr ^nst wllh some
■ aL lta a
4 , all
tha
understanding
ll> U
M ill
1
'V
on
BEACH Clothes From
The Yowell Company’s
rope. Why not recognlie that
these cams weapons have as grest
a value here M there?
To refuse to seo how
ths
itrlke* are playing Mr, Hitler's
tame Is to be blind ledeod. La
bor leaders and business men may
rlew (hem primarily aa Incidents
affecting particular
industries.
But the public |s not ui restrict
ed In Its vision,
Already
the
signs o f impstlbnce ana Impres
sive. Mr. Roowvelt h'mself is
said to ba growing restive. And
well he may, for It muat be lust
as clear to him as It Is to others
who taka tho broader view that
every major atrlka In America
|s a minor,victoryr t f r Hiper.'.
groups with data concern
Polk County Army , civic
ing tbo project and endorsement
resolutions
will bo returned, by
Camp Is Endorsed
HAINES CITY, Apr. 10
(Special)— A group o f more than
100 city officials and community
leaders from Polk, Osceola, and
Orange counties meeting hero
last night endorsed the possible
establishment o f an army camp
comprising 100,000 acres In tho
north-central portion
o f Polk
scanty.
The meeting, sponsored by thg
ITstnre City army camp alls
committee, headed . fay Victor
T h a t th e news from the rfalkans Is depressing is raBrowing girls need plenty of
cted not only in newspaper headlines but also In the ra proteins end fats for body-huud*
tion of the flnanaial markets and the attjtudo of tho ig and vitality molgUnonc.i.
average citizen. And the statement of Prime Minister Win
ston Churchill of more ominous things to come waa tint at
all reassuring.
Tha progress which .the Germans have made In the
first few days of the camiwlgn Is strangely reminiscent
of the attack on Norway last Spring and of the Invasion
or the Low Countries a few weeks later. Th* Gormans
•fern to have a wAy of rolling over their enemies like an
all-engulfing tide,
S
. o f the queetlone which
Mlelotor* will, have to Am
i what to do shout the look
, No doubt taev will msks *
, KILLED NEAR DBLAND
DELAND, Apr. 10 - ( * > — Mr.
end Mrs. Harold E. Kenyon of
1,vnbrook, M. Y.. were killed
Wednesday as their automoNIe
left a highway on e curve and
hit a tree near here. The Kobfaa», about <W year* old. had
been in Orlando, and apparently
were driving homo.
;
j
The . CeVoftJsJ Jjlgto. A***too-,
bile Association * points out .that
M ukes 30 psrevnt .mors raso,1
lino to travel at €0 miles an hour,
^
r* who moke about IV t s
i' i n wondering If
there
he aitV* advsnftge In lot
Iho CIO do their collective
[Mag for ib»m.
them, according to action taken
at the meeting.
P tteisfw yiSp
I la s final decleion.
rraently tsve Mi
running
Of tuBOTCuloalt
«J «A .
The once that
NEW
l nrsT U N * A I
ELECTION IN 1XJWNI
Sites B to 17, It
la ftbtuA, and Am
jyKP'A’■
;5N^,'^Vr*
I'-fJctlR-'ll
yrt
’1 ^
;■\VA
«JL
, at
,t
f
*K i
) *op$h wIhdbwBff in ovi
cloth to let. your, h
�7
I
'
» • •*
H I R U H BANTORP gLO W pi
■•anMi
Virginia Pczold Is
Honored With Slower
| MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Boctely Editor
Social Calendar
Mrs. Edna Hooker Is
Honored On ^fatjidiy
...
, ’(
;ei ••
la calabratlqa o f her U n t o f
anniversary Mia. Edna Hooker
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Scott hart
was honorad
with a wsrpria# returned home after a week apent
birthday parte by lb * . I d Cana. (a the peach section In Georgia.
sz£ 5
CoL Theodora loo saveIt Auxftlory Throe o f tho United Span.
!ah W ar Vatarana will moot at
playwl
Mrs. IT. A.
Moreland and
daughter, Shirley, will visit with
relatives in Cordelr, Ga,, over
Easter weekend.
Misa Freda Ganas will arrive
today from Tampa to spend the
remainder o f the week with her
mother, Mrs. Mae Ganas.
Mr. and
and family
1J01 Celery
residing on
ham* of Mr*. M. E. Wend. M »
Magnolia Avenue at 8:00 P. M.
/iQl Olri Bootrta are requested
te bring « noaebog lunch ami
meet at the corner o f M .HonrlS
and OeUty Avenues at 10:80 A.
M- lo go pa a blk*. They will ro
te rn a? lioo p, MCentral Circle of tho Hanford
Garden Club will meet at the
home, o f Mrs B. C. Moore, 8W
East Second Streak ak 10)00 A.
M. Each member te asked to
bring a plant for exchange.
The ' regular- meeting of the
Sanford glo m e .Demonstration
Club will meet with Mrs. p. f.
Weber In Elder Spring*, with
Mr*. M. 8- Nelson aa no-hoetee*
at i:80 P..M . AU members are wall, cjiairroa'n.
Mirn Caldwell. 11# East Bevenlk
Street.
-m
Cirri* Three, Mm. !J. B. Lewis,
fo r the Rad Crow In th* Woman's Club from »:So A. M. until chairman, will meat with Mr*.
ltiBO A . M. sponsored by M r*. J- A . Harold, 111 P a r k A v .S o *
Rev TilU*.
Mm. Henry McUulIn will bo
co-hca in *.
SATURDAY
Cirri* Pour, Mrs. P. X, Meri.
-Th* regular monthly meeting
o f th* Cocelian M u le Club wlQ wether, chairman, wll’ meet with
her
at her bom* oa Celery A t *
moet In th* Fannl* B. Munson
.
Studio* on 80S Myrtle Avenue nt nu*.
Cirri* Five. Mr*. A..D. Smith,
StlB P. M.
*h*tne»n. will meet • w)th Mr*.
t MONDAY
Th* Buudte* for Britain Clpb Dick McLaulln, 408 Wait Nine
teenth 8trial with Mrs. W. E.
Rrilrhead assistlag.
Circle SU, Mr*.- 3. D. Wood
ruff, chairman, will meat with
Mr*. B. C. Wbdchri* 1018 Mag
nolia A Venus.
Th* Burin*** Woman's Cirri*
Mrs. II. Q. Tonchton
hare mured from
Avenue and are now
811 park Avenue.
Mrs. W. B. Satcher and daugh
ter, Lola, will spend the weekend
In Clearwater an the guests of
Mr*. Batcher's daughter, Mr*. E.
Ur-in-law, Mr. and . Mr*. Brlggx
Arrington.
Mia* Mildred Ratliff, student
at Station University In Delnnd.
will spend the Spring holiday*
with her roommate, Mias Roth
Fond, in Lakeland.
Arthur Reekwllh haa* arrived
fropn Stetson University In DeLand to spend the Rprlng holi
day* with hi* parents, Mr. and
Mr*. A. II. Beckwith.
Gardenias!
Miss Virginia Peiold,
whoaa
marriage to Norman Wedekind
i f lWIjiml will he aolemnlsad
next Wrilnesday, was the honor**
at a miscellaneous shower and
bridge party given on Tuesday
rvrnlmr,hy Miss Doric Sue Will
iams. Mias Mary Alice Williams
and Mrs. A. 8. Williams at their
home on l'almctto Avrnuc.
Kmphaalxing an Easter motif
the living room was decorated
with gladioli in pastel shades
while the dining table was over
laid with a lave clnlh and cen
tered with an arrangement of
sweet pea*. Tallies carried an
Easier motif alto.
A make-up let
awarded to
Miss Itette Wathcn who scored
high in the gamea of contract,
and Mrs,
Droughton
Watkins
waa the recipient of a Friendship
Harden »ct for servenoing.
A largo Easter basket trimmed
in white and yellow rrr|ic l>aper
h*Id Ihe gifts for the honnree.
lee cream and individual novel
ty rake* In Easier design* wrre
served the guests by Ihc hnslesai s, assisted by Miss Jessie l)urilrn.
Those invited to lie with Iho
honoree were:
Mist Ihirnthy
Peiold.
Miss
Mary Wathen, Miss
Marjorie
rorbum, Miss Evelyn
Echols,
M ss Helen Garnrr, Miss Rett*
Walhcn. Miss Kelly Tlmrmond,
Miss llersehcl
Hamhy.
Miss
Martha Telford, Miss Jessie Dur
den, Mrs. Rroiighton
Watkins,
Mrs. II E. Aiken, Jr., Mrs. James
I- Reunion, Mrs. Paul Peiold
and Mr*. 1- E. Jonlan.
50 Game. Tables Arc
Arranged For Benefit
Slimmer session held Aug. 11 —
Sent, n
Twenty-seven Instructors and
administrative offices* will be on
hand for lln* session, which will
inrlinlc 22 i m i'see. Three coortra
or nine hours rrodit constitute
the normal * -in dido fir the first
session wiiile n maximum of four
semester hours may in- earned In
Ihe second period.
As n visiting vnfcssnr. Dr.
Robert ft. l.aFollette. heail of
Ihe denartment of social science
nt Rail State Teacher's College,
Muncle, 1ml , will o ffer courses
In hisl.ry Dr C llcrbcr l.anb,
Itnivrrslly of tamiia liislory denarlnient hriid. will iiitdruet at
Rail state in a summer cxrliniigo
arrangement
Co.—Table
H A P l 'Y
B IR T H D A Y
Walter A. Roulli
Sons Of Leffion Are
Honored At Supper
Tin- Runs uf Ihe
American
l.cgiiui were hollered
with a
covered dish »up|«'r Tuesday
evening liy the meniln-rs of the
Junior Auxiliary nt tin- Legion
Hut on take shore
lloulovaril.
Following supper games and daneing were enjoyed until u lute
hour
Those invited to m - with the
Junioi Hint anil Ihe Kons of Ihe
Legion were:
Mi ami Mr* Joel K. Field,
Mr. and Mrs.
F Proelor, Mr
and Mrs. A M. Ford. Mr and
Mrs (i W. Cook. Mr and Mr».
Kidney Hilliard, Mis. J W Hali
teIs, Mrs Leo Tyler, Mis* Fian
ces MoDougal and Mrs. Kluart
Ijuartnman.
Games Are Enjoyed
At Azarian Meeting
Mia* Lila Moore Lcffter nod
Mia* Ellen Mrriwrther attended the Flmt Itn(it int GJiiivch war
th* banquet glvrn recently el Ilia bdil in the Qiiiit'i. Tu«*fui«y cvcnI•is with Mil. W, A. fn glr pr*>niilirtg. IVontinam fin the meeting
inrbnlrd Mr». Sam Gartlnrr, Mm
A. M. Gonfnkr,
Mrs, M.
A.
Mure lurid itrid Mrs,
TniuiKlge
fjuantilim
nf
Spring
Mr. and Mm. George I* Kninji, S mil It.
Mr*. Herman AVeltin«r of
SVw flowiTN were uaed to dit-orata
Y°tli City ami Mm. George Stev- ’ he r«H)in in which the mnnhtra
gal hrr ed.
rna of Rklrefi
Ing with
Mr. and Mm. Erne*l
During the not inI hour which
.....- .—
Kmpp at Uieir home on Magnolia fnllowiNl n routim* buRlne** dl»cnnkiim, grime* nnd enfilrpt* wrrra
parlici|kat4Hl in by the groui- with
1"1111*1* tiring wop I y Mm, II. W.
Rucker nnd Mr* II, C, Moore,
Am ire anil iwrct rour»n uccen*
ttinting urn Eji*tcr color
motif
wa» nerved by thr ho*tr**e* to:
Mm. J. T. l>enlon, Mr». ('nglr,
Mm. R. R. Pippin, Mm. C, L
llewBon, Mm A X IVIerton, Mm
R# T. Thomn*. Mm, Peer! David,
Mm. V. (2. Ma*ty, Mm
R L.
meet with Heard, Mm. \V C Rumbley. Mm.
fOO laurel II. (7. Moore, Mm. Ip W. Rucker,
Mr*. M. N. Cleveland, Mra. C. A.
Andemon. Jr., and Mm. J. U
Jrrknon.
Episcopal Church To
Observe Good Friday
Good Friday will be marked in
Holy Cron Knlampal Uhuixh by
iho traditional three hour *rrvlec beginning a I 12:00 u clock
and endinn at It 00 o clock in the
afternoon.
Tha Rl. Rev, John I). Wing,
1). D., bl*hop of South Florida,
will praach on Ik** arvati last
word* of Chrinl from the cro*».
Hetwaan addratao a hymn and
abort meditation will be led Ly
STORK
too W. First 81
llormodin
BEAUTIFUL NEW SPRINt
NEW EASTER
Dresses
Dr. Juhn K. A lin i, nastur nf
the Prrabytrrian Ohurrh In Ik .
Land, will he tj|e speaker at thr
Friday rooming service in the
Holy Waek sarin* at the Con
gregational Church. The service
will begin at 7:30 o’clock.
Dr. Abbot came to the rhurrh
In Del-and In 1025 from Kansas
City, Mo. lit U listed In "Who Is
F.leclric C o .-U ra v
Who In the Clergy," and It con
sidered one of the outstanding
Williams — A rules
pulpit orators among Ihe Presby
terian ministers in Florida.
Approxlu itrly ona-balf uf Iht
Services are held under thr people >i| le United Rtates at
auspice, of tha Sanford Minister. lend a mo le at least once a
Ini Association, and th* public is month.
Invited.
Philippine laws permit divorce
only when the woman I* convict
ed of adultary or th* husband of
copoiblnage.
L A D IE S
NEW
SLACK SUITS
Ire** — lad* Jss his left
-----b*rieh
e fast** You will
rid kit
All *n » Hprlnii Uolofa. Bi*** ! i
TOPS
THIS EASTER
**.
$2-98 to $4-98
Oeoitga M. Anderson has *rnvad from th* Louisiana Slat*
^ “ iTerrity
in *N*w
Orleans,
te
,
'**
•*"
W
H W I 18, Vw
*P*nd Easter holidays with hU
parent*, Mr. and Mrs. OtL. U.
Andcreon- .
H IL L S
PACKAG U
STARTS AT C O W A N ’S
DcLand Pastor To
Speak On Friday
Avmue after touring the southera part of tha atate.
the rector, Iho
Itcv.
Martin
Dram.
Although many people come for
the whole threr hour*, many who
cannot clay na long aa that, come
for one or two houra, Kev. ilram
aald.
The service U open to (he publie, ami tvrryone la welcome.
NEW EAvSTEit
■ ^
Among th* students at F|rrState Colley* for Women in
lahaasae who will spend Eas
ts* holidays with their respec
tive families inalnd* Mian MadsIjrn Trulack. Mb* Lou iso Far.
»
&d&2£ £
Opteelilrief*
- M EN S
SPORT
COATS
HENS
STRAWS
MENS
YOUB CREDIT IS GOOD AT
�e»
'w r-T* •
\‘ s
W? ,
•
Problems
*d*v
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, IBM
BANFOBj) HERALD,
‘Aluminum Drive’
Is Milton’s Help
In Defense Plan
MILTON, Apr. t# _ (Special)
— Anxlou* to aid Uncla Sam,
M lltr"
ataaed
an “ elomlnom
drive
lhl* week In Which rivle
clubs, eltv and county offlelala
witnessed
g*of Aa.Florida
which rests the
af U » payer*.
aged and
bond holders.
tt, and various and tun.
ter groups i and Interest*.
1M1 session faces many
I and trquhleaoma pmb.
seme. Inherited from the
eaakrn and tome which
sen bora glace that time.
iNWut U prwant Uriel*-
and school* eo-ooersted;
Noting that there I* a abort,
ape at aluminum, Milton aet out
ir,
lng bin, tbvy I t o w Ueolr g ift* In Utor'B adttcfc bidted’t i i b ty m it
th#t mriosurr.
A
enrprlelng point to forte them aa In leun-
FRIDAY FEATURES
Daisy Cheese.. 21c
OYSTERS QL...39c
'
KSBCRO
■ALTtMOStM
S
LETTUCE
\
10d
xa s m m n o
This peaeefut market place In Nil, Ym
High Command unloosed an air blitz!
a
me
Corned Beef 270
ilavta, has become an Import
eg upon'tho city, rail fund
River, ail ride the rmta t» R ilm lte
tg* InstltuU and
tacit approval of
lid ora certain to
ol prolonged, dl*.
cusalonr. The first recommenda
tion proposes
an
ImlriM-mlent,
strict budget control nr nil fmwla
collected ond disbursed.
This is, In substance, the "on#
pot treasury" Idea advanced by
Clovemor Con* two year*
ago
and which never got Leyond the
Incubation slate.
This proposal would
abullsh
the' system o f continuing nppro*
petition* and enrmsrked rove,
nucs, which A * Urooking* Insti
tute says la “ an iHiUlnnJIng
evil. It tend* to expand elnee the
beneflcltries o f more und moiu
functions aesk A secure arwirel
financing, to escape I*gi»l*i1v.'
control and to tap the genrrol
revenue fund in caae of shorU
age."
The second Brooking* proposal
la the "equalisation o; property
faaeasmenU,
leas
compromise
w|th delinquent taxes, penalties
for failure to pay."
In support of thla proposal It
•ayai "Equalisation > of
assess
ments aa batwsen counties and
aa between governmental d lviv
ion* within a county should bo
required by law to b* msd# by
eomt oppropriato stale admin
istrative agency."
The third stop recommended
by th« Brooking* Institute which
la "Stste control o f the funded
dobt refunding and adjustment of
cl lies, district* and other taxing
agen cleat*
A number fo old age pension
bills- will be submitted to ths
CO year*, I ’lnni for ralelng the
ncro**ary money la provide these
pensions will include a general
transactions lax of ,1 percent, a
luxury tox on cigarette*, chewing
"urn. theatre ticket*, an Increase
i" the tax on belting at the race
Btate o f the odd-rent* break ut
oi tin ouiienss troak at
H ip tracks, n licensing of gam
bling rstnbllilimnita under State
ruperviriun, a State Income tax,
and n tax on Jook organs.
Florida's PO.day realdeneo dl.
vorre l»w, which hai mad* Ale
state a
mrcra
for
unhappy
epouira and n gold mine for <11.
vorco lawyers, I* alated for a
battering at this cession. Another
domestic relations
law
giving
wlvoa equal right*
with their
husbands in property manage,
mrnt and contractual
transac
tions li expected to k« proposed.
HEADS
T
.. .
1
, iix c .r A iiK K R
A
1
f
,
bu ltana
2
L a jar
120
iioTcnoea
BUNS......... doz. 15c
PIG HAMS .. .:.:, lb. 17c
SHOULDERS lb. 12V2c
SIDES . .
lb. 12c
BACK BONE.... lb. 17c
r v a a ro n a ran
SAUSAGE......... lb. 17c
* NKGDI.AR
FLA, rt.vn *
Loin Steak...... ...lb, 19c
Sliced BACON... lb. 21c
WKlTKIfM
SPARE R IBS... lb. 17c
aiciuLieaa
IONA FLOUk "
■riSClAI. R A ITO I
PIG EARS
Beef Tripe
Rib
P IG
R IB
P IG
PIQ
A Brisket S T E W
T A IL S
-g
T IP S
|
B R A IN S
I
CHOPS
1
1 ------ ----- —
r N s s ii
r ic h
*m t o i y
ra cm
BANANAS
e e t e v v i l t U , i 11 r
Htwo.ii aut *
: flj
_____ ,
■
LAWaW UIXAD w W lV ill-------
*
VTik t t i
o u u
CABBAGEi !b.
LETTUCE ....
TRxnicn
Okra or
YeUow Squash
• e w i%r*
4 ZSzLJilg
3
..2 5 c
210
P IG M A W S
1 APPLES 5 lbs. t f t l
POTATOES
ANN PAflB
L a JAn
RED SAUSAGE
B O LO G N A
Balk Peanul B a ile r
B o illiif B A C O N
it
B E E P B R A IN S
lb*
P O R K C I1 IT T LIN G S
, *■ %.u, »
NO. I NKU I U I I
The Morea, who comp rise
proxlmately 2 percent of
Filipino populaaoi
population, trace Aell
conversion to MohammodanUm K
the coming In 1SS0 Of two mis
elonariea, Makdum and ' Atm D*
kar, from Malaya.
spa
2 lbs. 29c
Bacon any cut lb. 16c
in Leyden, Holland.
.
SQUARES
RiHiMrnn n t.im t
St
1 KILN DWIKO .
j YAMS ' l ibs. i; 50
APPLES 4 lbs. 2 &
j POTATOES
WO 1 M AIXI
1011A.
a
r t.tix
DANDY
»«-
|
|
m
L IN E
i
CANS
Cooked.......... ........... lb. 20<
PEAS
r Early
hahee 2 no. 2 ^ cute 25c
Jlime............ ..... Bo.1! can 150
pie. 12c qta. 19c
ilcd . .......4 UU cam 25c
»U8 TIPS 10W w . can 1«<
................................... .— ...........2 00, 2 Cfllll 23C
ICKKYED PRAfl . .....................„l*lb. can 5c
Be
(L IM IT 6 CANS T O , A
UNSO
SMALL------
*.*• -........ ■...
*4*aL i
12 oau 15c LARGE BOX MATCHES
IK-*, cm. s a l t .
IONA
• t OLYMPIA
:...... .......... wed. Sc S le t. btra 2 fe
-let.
.................. — - —
a* 2-lb. c a a ^ t b
-A med. pkgw. 2Sc Igw. pkg. SO*
»**imhi^Ieh'ni^^tfcii
ariw*>
hj
iJl’WTTafT’*'
S fin in
i i S
v
A.-t-
J fcftorJcmf c* ■.■’i,2,■•«*»%
tSM**rYjJi.i; 1
-fV lit - ■
A.-* (tA*
4k* - *#•••*?
V lla T ^ F S ®
—
Ble
LB 1 9 c
^ lA R M E A T
SPINACH
m E T TISSUE., r . . M e
BEEF 16c
TOILET TISSUE..... . . h 4c
...piSHtfc
SCOTT TOWELLS 3 lior 25c
Bunalfield Caka FLOUR,
...j h -r *
NUTLEY OLEOMARGARINE
lo w SHEEN CARR FLOUR..... .J H -fc
---------------|ER.,
POST
T0AST1I
SPRING HOUSE CLEANING SALE
IGE
1I 5 c
GIANT
7 Us
fcW M **»**a o**
^ T - . .....W4k pkr. li e w * ; ,
RAJAH COCONUT...—* . .....
(
(LIMIT > TO *A CUSTOMEH
NartiJiT Himl-8 wMt CHOCOLATE.'----------------ft
nT ctaV
is
■M H I
U. S. No. 1 Maine Potatoes....,... 10 lbs. 15c
dSunnlftatd Tendered lb. 28c
■Nutwood..............Ib,_ 27c
Large Golden BANAN AS......... 3 lba 14c
. .. f . ' r - P n r l U n ....... ............lb, ■l)8c
Fancy Wlnesap APPLES..............4 Iba 25c
(field Tenderized PICNICS..... lb. 19c
itry Smoke PICNICS............... lb. 16c Fresh Tender BEETS.....................b u n » 5c
m. 3c
SHced BACON SQUARES ...lb, 17c Fresh Green CABBAGE....... .....
Honey
Dew
MELLONS........
.
.eacl
25c
rk Sbflppy CHEESE............ lb. 33c
annul m i s
~ V A lb. average each 63c Large Sweet Juicy Fla. ORANGES doE l7c
Pork Loin ROAST... .... lb. 20c Iceberg LETTUCE..... ............. ..heal 6c
k!NS.„.
lb. 13c Fresh Crisp CARROTS...... .^ 2 b% 6c
J.............. lb. 38c RUTABAGAS.,......................... .....lb
mmmm
30
LEMONS doz. J90
ae i R i . r a i i i x u
>*
STRING BEANS
5 lbs. 15c 24 lbs. 65c
t* ..
I no. 2 cuts.....: .:21c CAKE 1-lb. 9-oz. 39c 121bB.33c'481bs.L27 2 no. 2 c a n s : 1 5 c
-r-MEATHTSPECIALS—
—PRODUCE SPECIALS—
* 'P L E SAUCE
Ittltltl.X I
Smoked HAMS . lb. 2!c
BAPTISTS
Peanut Butter
'PINEAPPLE
No. 2ft can 15*
i
ns. awn. i s m i
W AUCIIULA, Apr. 10 — (Sperial)—Not to be outdone by oAer communities that stage feat!,
vals honoring the products Tor
which they are famed aa the Or
ange Festival-nt Winter Haven,
the
Strawberry
Festival*
al
riant City and Bowling Orecn,
the Tomato Festivals at Danla
and Rtiskln and many others,
Waurhuta I* planning a Cucum
ber Exposition which is tchcd.
tiled to open Mondey, Apr. , 11
and continue htrough Apr. ID.
T h e . affair ia being sponsored
by A e American U gfon post and
will feature n splendid cattle
show aa well aa exhlhlta of agri
culture! product*.
It will
be
county wide In acop* and la #*•
peeled to attract vlaltora from all
sections.
Rich, flmooia
VA \
I f /
"V <
i: D jii-m i
Sausage .... 2 lhs. 30c
icmcs
W EINERS
TAM PA, Apr. la — (Special)
— Kusaell llixnn, Cocoa, waa
altcled preeidnit o f A a Univerally of Tnmpn Baptist Btudent Union at Its iininal hue!neas meeting last week. Other
out-of-town officer! elected warn
IL B. Fordycc, ALt'nl and Eleanor Balltlo, Tatpo t Springe, train,
ing union and Y. W. A. reprosenUltras.
W if e
Cucumber Exposition
Planned At Wauchulu
l K
0
i mount * u colketcd and It will tartan to ontrie*.
It U believed that Milton ha*
be tamed aver to the government
for u*e in airpUna eonitmetion. atared the first drive of thta
The cnttruilaam thnwn by the kind In the country and It ;1>;
hoped by thoae rwpohalMe for
one thing made of the needed people pf Milton In'tho'drfve and the Idea that other eommutiltlc* ^
metal. A huge receiving pen waa the wllllii(,ne** with which they will take It np.
*
erected on the court houae aqua re participated ia a real trHmte to
to rectiva the gift*. School* were democracy and troea to prove that
Although barter w *i the prin
dlamlaaed Parly, bath in Milton It will work tfld work In a Lift
and RagJid, and a parade waa way whrn the oeeailon demand*. cipal method of etc banre among ,
atoged led by the nigh wbool Americana ’ will voluntarily gira the Fflipinee in t h a lt t h rentheir aVrvkea or their poaseaalona tury, they were acquainted with
tend.
•
Aa marcher* pawed the receiv- to their eoontry and need no die. metal coinage ayatema.
r ■
V:
mm
;
.5***■*,’* J
w1
;
GRAPENUTS
�f*-*% ,»•
4*
•
■
•AY, APRIL 10, IN I
•and aaya tha threa dentonatralion
plots rapreaented aa many dU.
tlnet types of cutting. Clear euU
tiny Is the most destractlve By MRS. IRVING FKINBBRU
type, while learlny seed trees is
somewhat better bat atill destruc
A year ago, when “Escape"
tive, he declares. Removing only
cull or defective trees or those was first published and making
O f —
STAHKE. Apr. 10 — (Special) which need In be thinned out to plenty of talk in literary circles
i—Around 1JI0O farm people from irlve others a throec to make as wvll a* among the mats read
Central Florida were given
a proper growth it
Out method ers, columnist* werr rpeculating
demonstration in proper pulpwood aryed not onlr by Nfeland but almost daily on the lilentity of
(sitting near here reeentlv,
In hy olher forrsters and even the Ethel Vuncu, thr author. When
Patterson,
who
docs
%bkh It was recommended that pulpwnn I companies,
who
are Isabel
[■elective rutting be followed. H vitally interested in a
future Turn* with u IWkwrrtrm for the
Herald
Tribune,
naiueil
four
«n u pnlntrd nut that this tync supply of linther.
of catting will give greatest reContests In
wood
chopping, wnme nwriler* most likely to I f
luma over a nerlod of years.
sawing, tog rolling and
other hiding behind ih» no.n de plume,
Directed by Frank Hcvward of woods arts featured the occasion. a prnmineril liternry agent tvporteilly catted coliimliisla
and
the Southern Pulpwood Conserva
tion Aasociatio.i. the Hemonslra.
Profesfor llr. Rudolf llennlg. bcggcii 1hr in lo say that the
Inon received CO operation from n Herman scientist, in a study authnr of "Escape" was a man.
He was «uppo,rdly calling from
ha National Container Corpora,
ion. Florida
Agricultural
Ev of the life of Christopher Colum thr hnti 1 room of the author of
ms Ion ' Service. Florida
Forest bus, fives the time and place of the be't-srllrr . a woman who
ervlre, 'University
of
Florida Columbus' birthplace as Sentem was alarmed over the possible
rhonl o f Forestry, and U.
8. her or early October, 1451 A. H.. disclosure of her name, because
'areit Service.
at Genoa. Historians have d o t - 1 the method* of escape from the
Extension Forester U T. Nle- ed both lima and place.
conren rntlon camp described In
Books And Authors
We Got Hams!
S
8 lo 10 lb. uver*
n
>-
^
_
o le
Armour’s Star or Morrell’s
18 to 20 lb. AVERAGE II
n/*
’ Whole or Hock Rnd
ID. ^ O C
.BUTT PART..........per lb. 2 8 C
ARMOUR’S
STAR lIk
?Q r
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C W /W h O U t
M AXO ARJH I
W f :tot
her hook to cicely followed the gwxl rorrmrrrIni Hllinc“ Eric Knight la Lnonn now to
actual adventures of her own
family, xotp of whom were still • lew who lounil ami luughril
In N ail Germany. Bui that wm at hi.* 'ln » Flying Yurkritimnan
more thin a year ago. The story of a few yrats uro. lie will !*•
gor* on to ray that the writer’s known, though. Tn« put>li>htr* ol
family arr Hour safely evacuated T h l* Above All rvcognlac th*- nnd that Kthel Vance is the potrntialitlca ol the novel nn>l
distinguished wrfler, I. A. R. they re » marking a wail on Ihr (
pvi«n. in thi> ca*e that • all that *
Wylie.
Nasi Germany, concentration nreentry.
If I ntay lie pcrmlltnl to rv. |
ranips and Hitler are all synonorrmi* to my mind and mention veal a little of me tiory to vnu
the
bank has the most exciting
of any one bring* up speculaof the
war
tti
lions concerning the others. In desen pliuiit
this connection I am reminded Fiance and the ret rent from llunthat n correspondent of (he l-an- klrk that we have yet sceii, L
vlmr
don office of Oxford University has one marvelous "h w
usks whether any ope has ■cter, Monty, the mi idler who used •
riot Ire I the following anagram? hi* head. Ami it has a nice love I
A HITLER - T liK l.IAR Wall, story. It also has u picture oi
no, 1 Itodn t noticed it - nut aa America like a Nietro-GtddwynMayir mavie, long
discuss ions
an anagram.
about the essential rightness oi
The sen serpent, or something
wrongness of England, mid some
of the sort, npjxara to lie with
interesting side lights on work
us again, John Weld, author of
“ The I’a.dners", say* that ho has In England * factoiies. In othei
words, it has some magnificent |
aeen one - ur msylte it was the
■tuff in It an*l a good idt of :
Loch N p *a trcmsler. lie saw It
from tin* front of his own house, propaganda, which l helirve we ll
all tc able to take
which is sitUHttsI on the InMlrock
litres another idea in publish,
of a cliff overlooking th** Pacific ing. A new
monthly n ngatiu*
and In* swears that lie had not called “Who hni Iwen Imiiirlusl
tn-en tmt ttiittg. Here is tin* de*by the (ieinld Publishing < oiu.
cription of what he saw: "I t had
Dany. 420 11 xington Avenue. New
green eyrs and cal like ears. It York City, It is edited hy Law
swam along with Ms head out of Fence Conant, and ii ih devoted j
the water nnd its neck arched entirely to article* ntxmt people
like a swan * 1 tried to interest the great and near great of the
some other persons in it, hut day in every field; their etneers.l
they
were
indifferent
That'* thair background*, iheii person,
('alifornin for you. They ve got alltle* It opens,
appt opriateh.
everything here
with an
article by
Thtirston
And then there h Willy Ley, Marnidey on “Winston Uhorchtll
sHence expert of I'M, w|u* has Rock of Empire
I*inlet the nil.
wiitleii a iinok cttHtd “ The I.ling- “Authm hi Home . Ro i-n Vati
fir li nnd the Unicorn , to be Grider write* about llelld ik Wil
pilhl^hed on April 1H li> Modern lent Van I oon Mi. hi*» l M. <iou»so
Age Hooks. Mr. t ey has made a give* n* u w.nd pietuie o| W ill
study of strange heimis . mythi iam Knud«rri.
too) i al t i
fo
cal, « vtinet Mid hard to find Defcn««'4 an.I i|,.re m< otlm ai
and he is ennvineed that the llcle* on Mieh diverge pei*oii
«* a si'i p< til nc'vmlly I'Vists,
aL sliti* * j** |tuli«lri of Culia, |‘r* i
though he do**s not think it js a Alhm, I«iinm of 'I uikey arid link.
•i'll so'tool I. That sound v m hit Ellington The m igiirmi n h.iruf.
rryplir, lilt no ihmhi
Mi
I.ey tomely iltuslra’ed
know « whut he u eonAfter
La*l year ii h... i; wn* p ddr he I
all, what ihus it mutter? The which wo* one . 11 |hi" imot -u,
va*ty deep hold's sn in my man- Cess t LII f||*| Ill'S • lx rVe I III mi k'111
mude noHiMels ihfs*1 da vs that out A
i id ih«< fin lv diiV"" 1
n mere ** n m rinuit would tsp a of K( mockv imi 1
welemte elinuge.
was cniiial
•s|n.»»
t itlifoininns
may,
if
i bay The a ii 1tinr of H i
npnhii
not
11
in *
choose, ig uoie this pat it graph.
tew York ||i i a hi
It eofMcrrN u man who was ham
in Los Angeles,
Inr nine ho red ■ell* i char ? to
with the ( nliforntn scene twfore Week^> was ( tail,
Since the puldi t
he was II ii ml si * out to see
what else theft* was mi vow He Me u I .and M i l s
went to *.e« m* a catun tioy In he*’n hind Ii' Wm
Pacific Coast windjammers fof note! I'll Indu'd i
o couple ttf years, loid a brief lir.r* thr i-XMluii' ami |irn*tniii
With
tii
and inglorious rareei ns an actor live title ’’ Rcyk'iil
Thos* win. h«\i read tin*
in New York, w oi ted for u time River
book
are
uuauino.ii*
in
aicjuimin.’
on ii ncw*pa|M>
hi
Shanghai,
did more ne\v.«pupc- Woik
in It a* i vi-n It. i|fi than >li"w Mi
11 how • n i « i •• iu.it iim
various cities in the
United ii Land
States, tried
theatrical
photo lltcnrv gif I. I hi chhtiiilM* nit
graphy with some Moves*, amt of luiler *1n in*, tIn *to'\ o
deftly pluttL'd, nnd in i v .mv
then went luck to wilting
Iliad IB
name ti* UfetiarJ Barke, an^ lie Igpy if show " u mill bed improN ■
is the uiiMo r of the recently pub latent o i fi what wn- UM.I.mldfd)j
lished **Tlie I tend Take
No ii reu'arkuhh (in.: nut it
Mji mu t a inhi in, i h•
•'•Lit i ’M
||'«iWf* .
With
tin
| Bay s Ilona Id Sloan of The ligpre of ‘•Reckon
American News fompany while River i* an unto"in in ,.l» fnjn».
commenting on
Aprils
puhli* \ gallant old woman v ho ha
cut ions: "T hen a no point
In hved wit it tin Indian* n* a rltdd
heating around the hush. Aside keen a* u w|i|i*awr, raunv a* a
from the di>*ipnth>n of energy i tow, ni elgkfv she de\o1t * Ini
there's ulwayH th»* ii-k eif picking tmniinp einvi n - In gtliduig h. i
i.
up a touch of per sin Ivy that tantily d»iivif iln- Ohm
f K. nitiekv ut Hn
way. So we might as well tell ih»" ri ■h )i
It.
117111" tit) lo
*1
you it seems clear to us that early
.1 M mu « two 11 nnd
Eric Knight * *ThU Almve
All •* mire
1
h
«(
filerra
i>N|illliev
of Ai.ioti
Is far and nwny the l«*st bet m
••ry oueeiuinjf I in
IJurr, ( h#
sight this Spring
1II Wl|
t ;i\. ml. h
“It s
all
rpilte
gnexpecliMi .ntrlgi
Lunch table |iontificnhori In the Mh id s . fttu etn n w ith 1 . |lh
trade hud it eNlallish**d that n Ri ant 0 •• !*» Imu t hn 1, udv♦ ii
exert ement,
nnd
hit war novel cnuidn'l
oxjiec i ure. npri
teil until excitement toil led, pro e’ le hi*l-«r I romance
Th. |
Irek
of ........ 1■
sumahly a few year* after ti
wrat all over. What ‘they wanted down thr Run to the proim-.-d
land
f Kt 'titicky i* of tin "toff
now In fiction,
rontcioutly or
great stnries nte
tulicontclously, was escape atuff from wfti
made
lo
Roekon
With
Hn
The conclusion was sound and
we believe it still holds, as a Rival C'a k M« Meek in hn * dorn
rtizh of war-background
novels full junlhf to a stirring, AmerL
on the heels of Mr. Knight * ran I heme Here is a Isnik whiehj
hook probably will
pmve.
But t- lyplcall and grandlv Aimn
•This A4ove All' is thr eicrp. ran in ita a ut hen ir nod moving I
lion by reason of Its distinction
. cf hose hunty adventun r •
til greatly, loved roughiv
Inherently. It Is n novel about
the Attitudes and behavior of e* pern-near danrers snd unhe.
heveahl#
anfshipx, who fought |
people, many sorts, under the I
Impact of cataclysm; It Is not itR the |i# versltie* of the gtenl r
merely *he result of an authors river, and finally conquered tin
recognition of a dramatic war- ] f'errmeled wilderneas and *et up
time situation nullable with easy homes » « hat their *m>* nnd
Mock casting for the production their dauy itrr* might piny th* ir
part in t r estahllshment of n
of a slick, punrhy magatlne story
- T b i t s not lo sav This A h o v pr«-<t nail n.
All* Jan't punchy. In cumulative
effect and very frequently In de
A eem
the
Philippon
tail, It U. Decidedly. Moreover it Llftinfl* l
repealed Il7.li*
la a love story much aa T ate- t Ttlnf*e,
J apane**1, N,73!
well In Arms* fa. A story of *1111- A mer Iran
4 n:n Spaniard]
rli love’ we aunpose It will be in a loti
itimt nf lil.OOL
tagged hare and (hate, and that s (KX)
E
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^
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nn initial quarter in thr history
n# thr coin puny.
ThU compared with fM,480,174
or 41 '!'• » r»mmon «hnrr In the’
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.1Kit SKY CITY. ’
I Atir 10
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the I r*t three months of 1940.
lien, for tin* first three month*
of t'.m hnil eon*"liilnte«l net |imf f
it of f *4,1Sp.fnti, iifti'i eh.ir.*'* uni'
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Ranking With Louisiana
W A * TAVIN*, T W O IT O U T O H A
— H E NBBBEP EVEN
MINTTEP PAT SOU W A S N T SICK —
w HE J 6S S A V ,* S T 1P P Y S S l C K T A K E PIS VERS BREARPUS
I
T O HIM*’
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vered Dish Sapper
ii M f p p H t *
tt Mid Mihe
M at c f the
mixing the
pension. •
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a In a
nutahalL Back
Uncle
Ram needed trai
than anything i
'■tin# Iron H en ________________
pretty food hat ft might area ha
an Improvement on the Pony Bcpraaa. It not only might bd able
ta fat Iha mail through aa f u t It mkrht ba ablo >o (a n y some
fretaht too. •
Tha man who manipulated Die
railroad* looked
around.- tao.
They would be vLitag ta auka
•heir nil If the* -just had aemethln# bl* la return. What rand
Unrle Bam offer? Unde Bam
looked around- Oo»*»n#** know*,
h* did hava land. Wrni or tha
Mississippi there waa more land
than, any ona ar*r had dreamed
of.
Ho the “ biggest real ratal* dost
'Inre tho Louisiana Pitreheaa"
waa anon In progress. It Involved
vast land grants on one hand,
agreement ta eonudete vaat railmad avatama on Uil other. When
the hlatory o f thta e n H fntly
-»rlMen, I* will All viloraee. For
ai.lion mile* o f high Iron, th*
United 8 la tea gave away 1M
million acre* o f land. That waa
about Urn eoulvslunt of all tha
Atlantic aMboard atatoe bom
Maine to Florida, Inctarive. In
addltion,.Unel* Ram had the priv
ilege on all o f the.# tinea o f
■binning freight at half the eatahllahed rata.' Alao, all governIa on a direct air route het***.n mrnt employe* ware ta travel an
iJrlando an.!' Pi ytena. over which half far*.
1. 8. mall plane*. iZetern Air This, mind r"u, waa on prac
Jnaa, and National Air l.ln*i tically all railroad* operating
tUnra fly at all time* of the weal of tho Mbabalppl. exclusive
lay and nlgnt. Th* airport can of tho Texas mlleag*. Whan T-vm U*ed aa an emargenry land, a*
rajne Int* the Union, It re
ng field for tkeaa planes If tained atate domain over all IU
Mceeaary.
lend*. OutaMa o f Tessa. tha radTh# eurroundlng country la un. meda could hava almaet any
Usually free from
ot-stnicUona thing limy naked far— If Utajr
computed a line. Beventy-flv* of
hmitm acid that thalr
I >troop*/ deep rt* ibelr
Milieu . ; . did not
If raelatanea on tha
rftmrtiav an d ' held
lateat, according U
raewhred gatll tha af.V
a o f cu tem Greece
ia had* been faroaeen,
anld. In anhouncln#
•Inatton .to fight no.
i la known tha Brt*-
I ■rWiha* hot yet
Three-eent Levy
Uppn Cigarette
|.‘ tea wr*t nf Baleulka.
♦hat atralertc nort *nd
Uwv dalmrd. th* rerlUu.
» f ha M 'lern Orael-u. for*#
>ad » l *ha alert of InstilA Mh.imh nt*".
h* pem« time’ to the n«Nh,
P*..Y8Wtdav*s, fiber N v
■uek westward *e*«w* Iha
t mmWa<» the «teel monte
f aiT'^ad dUUIenv ogflrat
Grade Land Fpr
Airport Project
fund take flu* p*rcent
fdal department funds,
i estimate) at I3.00A»r.
It o f tha State Milk
smmlaaion was proposed
1 lap. Rhlvara o f Waahlngtou.
Charoua cf Dial* Intiodiiecd n
percent transaction tax hill
*n tha revenue to
to school*,
tar* waa prompt l!ou*e action
•tender op a eerie* o f hi la
arming lb* death penalty far
beta#* and Otherwise >needing
itltnal •dafenaa lu Flurld.t, b vi
* maaaurea mat lea* speed In
Tha Bodat* last night nr#.
ml»*d ipaedy action on feur
admtuUtrailon-annmvtd, natfcnal
Dr. M itn n Speaks
On Holy Week Series
Blnea than, aheat 99 raada
hava tnrtiads I n t k ; avarv acre
aaeapt for rlghta-af-way. It adda
up ta about M A N f acres, or
oaa aeven-huadradth o f tha ori
ginal grants.-IH ut of- It I* da■art. awamp or mountain tea and
doesn't amount In much; But It
la tha aquarian « T acgeanU— th*
and o f on# o f tha moat fhnlnatle traa In American hlataey
when natural reaeurcaa war* aa
banntiful that bnlldln# n mile o f
track waa feed fa r a brace of
' - I t V all ovef near. Tha Itllnela
Central, th# C. A N . W.. tha K »tv, tha Rack Wand, the C. M.
A R*. P., tha. Mlaaeuri Pacific,
Iha frlac*. the fluent Northern,
tha Southern Pacific and many
ftthen hava entiled their account*
— turned In the worthi*>ea land—
and new can char#* Uncle Bam
Iha earn* freight ratm they
chart* Joe Doaken. It nmy not
aavo tha railroad*, hat It wOi
hMp.
__________
btfflt- ,
s i r erw & a s'
\iiifL b*tU r i H , re^4d«aWpa. mith
. .anfor.l. It
move yeaUrday.
Tha House In th* second day
of Us saaaion aurwidatUf rule*
and passed four HU* "reposed
hv Governor Holland
Tuesday.
Tha H1U-would!
t, Batal-llah aafayuarda against
•ahatag*. Including death
for
■
Whatowa.
(OesriaaM ream rage Oael ’
1 Regulate handling and ator■Una and haaaa.
age o f explosives.
OPM Dlraator Knudsen yeators. Katahllah a BtaU Dafena* day
coupled
endorsement
of
legUlatlon empowering temporary
cr i L » u >
a State defense government eautral aver dafanaa
form.
pUnta crippled hv labor discord
There was no negative vote on
with a forecast that work atapthro* of tha measure*. Bapmen* paces
will ha fewer from now on.
tatlra Commander, Holme* coun
Ha told th* House Military A fty, votad agatnat tho dafanaa fa in Commute# that It “ would
council Mil. because tt carried an
be ell rieht" far Caagraae to
appropriation of 160,000.
apprev# th# nmmaadiering.' of
P(.stage o f bnu so oarly Jn factorial until Uhor disputes ana aoaalon waa unprecedented 1n dangarlng th* rearmament pro.
a Florida brglaletur*.
Bcnator Dy*. Bradenton, clialrPeriod N fcre
lit of the rule* committee, aald a *Voollng o ff"
I- four d tfew * .htlU -ptwbhlp •t*ppog*ai begin, but lm believed
away, to
irth and
G r te d , 8]
U. a Announces .
:
Plana To Build infanta Bapttod u WUIIam G. Dwight speaking «n
“ International RaUtlana" at the
Greenland Bases 0vledo
Rundv tm
given at th* Woman'a Cmb
Th# moruhig chureh mrrtca at
the Methodist Chureh In Ovlada
ou Palm Sunday waa markad t y
in* tmptUm of Infanta and tho
teccptlon of tha claaa ef children
Into fnlh' membership
In th*
church.
'
Two babiaa wbr# pitaontod by
thalr parenU for Holy BAptlami
Jamea Frederick Morgan, Jr.,
age nine months, aon of Mr, and
lira. Jamta F. Morywi o f Oy.
Undo, and Margaret U Wacner.
u , sight months, da ighUr of
Mr. and Mr*. Floyd I Wagner
0f Oviedo.
children receive, into th*
church were, Mlsaea li il* and
Jean Chaneo, children « Mr. and
m)4 b* certified to th* 8U<*
day, Ba aapeatad a vote on
we
promptly after cartlflcaHouae bill No. I of U>* 1941
Juatlfled and
•ooofuUy by
'l l * appeared
tha committee
Secretary' a f
SnUss:
egoUgUo,, Bog
,on Oak Avenue yesterday altar
|
noon. “ Wo hava Become too salt.
iIndulgent, hare forgotten what
tsacrifice means."
“ War U governed by greed,"
i
aba
continued. “ Hitler wants the
power that Oreat Britain baa;
I
the
wheat flaid* a f ' Australia,
1
tha
l* M of A frica and th* Hch
i
^ M r e T w . B. B d m af th* IJU
i tare departmmt of tho dub
are
IInUadaaad Mr*. DwUht. wh* U
teditor of the H d f d i ' f t n t u l U
1
i
J." mM Mr*: Dwight, aad
M U people are unkmL
Their Poantry may ha cea-
Or. O- A. Mataca apoka at tha
H eir Weak Barrie** at tha Con
gregational Church thin warning
In the form W a meditation that
waa aa full o f woe-ihip aa the
Springtime la o f boo*. Ha pic
tured tha yaarnlag hew a f the
Great Maater from the moment
whan He atoed an the Mount of
expectation, the Mount o f Oil***,
end want over the citv. until ta
tha garden, withdrawn from l i b
friend*, alone In the rk t'h ta . Ho
anRendered ITU win to the High.
K
aavlng. “ Not my will, but
Thine be dona."
�^ »
•*
,
.
a*3i> v " ’
X, ' * a . C *’ *
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PAGE SEVEN
Tampa Athletes Work
£ * la ttily Pitcher Sure
On School Building
* i Assignment In Opening
T A M P A , Apr in - (Special)
— S illy University iif Tampa
Game When Senators Start Session athlete*
have clirrrtn! their b ra in
s s n A r - ’S-rsi-’S
* ^OfchT*waSk TSa
WJJrt
W A SH IN O TO N , Apr. 10—<#*) .Irntial pitch*’ .. Th* ratln-:
— Th* onljr wild pitcher In barel. Warren C!. Hard In*. II* wks
hall who always f e t i a coveleii tar out front. HmrdUiff own#d
opening day ala'rtinf a'litn m en t tl e Marion team in the old Ohio
toa.Fi fur Ih* Senalnra. He livrt State league.
He played golf
ill an n|d huute at l(!(M) IVnm y- fiequenlly and was always In
Iran i, avenue The name: I’ resi. I «*<>d shape, lle'tl wind up and
dent.
i 1 go a hard straight fatt one.
Woodrow Wilson. He didn't
F.D.H. is all warmed up and
ready In threw. flair inn aiiiidni 1mVi* much spectl hut his ronk k
international
drvrlupmenla
iv* t)id was %
quiting his attention, hell
flip
*** llotiaevelt.
I i idviii t unlitige. No
m.l the ball ata ilin f lum-loll in* rip IN. heart m » mi i in the
1041 aesaon hen- April 14.
Ilia
throw*
e.-nr rally
arv game
Wdliam Howard Taft.
Nix
Wild. IVrhapa he* ju*l
fonlmc
interfered
the boy*. At any rale, he look* hidging lu»y window
Inward home plate hul hi* ln**e< I*fth his pitching trchnhju-f.
land
anmrwhere
near
lir»l
t*» Herbert
Hoover.
Nothing
base. While hla 1941 h>a U III 4*n the iall
the air there'll be a pern 111tvl«*
Although Tuft was the first to
Among Senator amt Yankee piny he actively connected with the
Presidents
before
®f*. then *oftie obscure athlete 4 fm>\ many
tiamnl Jn« will f n h the agate N?ti Ii Itml hapchnll and went to
• 0 t? Mr. Will
llnn-idge * men- games
here,
Teddy
Hootevelt
in-hlue aarill lake charge nml the hied nil *■twirls. William MrKIn
rarrpalgti will lie under way, lev was a red-hot fan. It has
l.inmln was u
No one M fiio
to know just N** n said that
how it Mar ted. this custom of
and-lot first tmsemnn and gave
the President lending hi* o ffi hi*, n iprtxval In haaeha II in ■
eve tcite1 dining the Civil
cial prefM"fie*h to
the
annual
bunching of America c untional
game. William Howard Taft uu<
hi up Ion
WAX t(Ml
rarly.
the first Mr, Dig to take pn*t
omi
1In• wav he rilrvnl
That was in 1!H0.
.».dl/ii* over Virgin! n rlv.
Two years later Clark C u ffi it
likidv would have ill VI-1
cxin e In Washington lie
\ ................ V teai.lr ill
ftiyrd the value to the
me 4i1
liked
the President »- parftvipj -•n nml 4 1• .4
...all U-i ^ oil i>.i Hchatl.
tlo i hief K ie c ii'ive ha XX- I k- 1 II.;. r X* 1. Il;i*‘ilirip lie i, portt*«ll>
. on
ei 1 1 y o|*enrr Man
i •.•!. fr«> . It.mx • i <i* i>iic
IliMMVidi the
1 1.4. Ilk i >u i
ILii time uinh i d-iihi fhr
I f will I "cak nrunIn r ;i li » .*•'
1.In i |Min b i-f the ram e and e|i*
• footer This Vi ill lw- It.
nr It’ ll pi> * >11 1- * pitnr hi* ow n *cm rva»*l
i i •lnh*» tlotii t rft|*x niudi fm
cpjH oraner N., utlu» |*»14 el. 1.1
1 .11 Ml
I .X4d.dy. del t il
r o r performed the eh
nim«
x
ant
than -Mevert linn
. 1 I m h rtve duniiy
h
cm
1
Vice Pie«ith ii* tN in
4.al motiMtii in il ii* I'X »l W--.I-1
tilled for Rtmsa x* It m
• X- lit II ‘ ci *.
1ii-' iiiAht- and 'f lirtlilt *
I all I» plMp-Uu d
the
in d-d. 1 v,« • i.i.t nnl
U .ill.i
J ..liriMtii
c|ieninr here
Mi
llo«. e i e|| in . |*. the
Ut.rtl
di mg
Iiitch « f hi* ikp* MUg dax f i
s i i *r■
«•* jreai A t.|
I .fully »
ffe d the hull aiil th*. Pro d- m
tl
1 >Ii in 1 « al • .11 x a* -.ii
1 411’
liul.igriiphi *1 it ■..» hue
R ad in A pi il *d
101; i It*
t II iui .'iiid.lv
« i II
♦ ii jui f .1
iron’ ll ll*e i Tu*l*«l St,*it**H eii ..... .
fl* * * ^11 he \\a*
fm ■fl nil
an-l
the World W n
\* i lso! ,v •*»• 1 1 -4 1-11 1• 14..« nntiiAg* f ai |*»ni
lp*d . . fllli art. 1 lift' i hex licnhh full
tary i»f the Navy Honeevell lull
Manager
<■r i f li t It
hoist
th*
hi* <t*viff*'iir w mild drive t»*
American fisc a l natlkdiC cere
)*• i i Hurt til jitid park *bmg doihi #irlkf foul 11its
A tht*d*
troriira p irfid iiir the opr her
. f * ralrhrt sat out tho*e on
h u m a n m titl and stu ff.on
the.hull d«Iid|HUtlt the
current
* oiniper to catch any foul*
,.l f ii ox • r toward th** official
i»f the
Mansion
lailkw
i l ly thiid ix1111111“ the mu [itvo
... .
at
|F im 1 fcght Of Racing Slated
Tonight M Lorigwood Dog Trade
• * ’ **4 -#aTH „
__
* M i l l* '» ehtsinf
a l the Sanford
CWW,
fora ted a id
PstwrAa- r f l M H i „ * »_________
G aM *
«
S k t « A M lb *
n « k W * it w .. «4 r * T b rt* * r " OrtMda and San.
S V fU a >*M l O l » - 4 t n r t »■<>■* . W
m
U. S. Hicbway 17.
a »J Cew r l l t V \ '
F W tW part 8S aifh t*. u a r t i
In I n f w f u l
can- from all a w e Central
Florida
, ' l a w flacked u tin track to watch
F te b t-1 «* • «r e y ln M d races a r t IbMUk back ta* o f all aparta. Temicht, the
.
__ ______ M M m *S-Say * « n
rwrtain T» run*
l A w * H | | h f the wnanbrt aarina *Wwa artth the final raid o f I I
r a w f*a
tar
featured
by the An Revolr
P a w n a w t a a a i m b a l l w ll.a d k a y ,
*
thw
*a a * N ,
TVa am rrealr will f a la the
" S s l * * J P W • h ***S *- R m tank aa tin aiath raca, faatarinf
« * - L l t t b a a f a a.0a la a w i . la a
* S tart « a d areaasWe for winnlrtf
«M *
\\ Ml* * 'ld*bi Urt
CsnlHtR
l^rlki i ll* i «*
rtm iiir . «** <
4 4*
t i l l ItAi’C__ F at xi f 11 p » m
I T x»fl fill
rm.
7 • 1 - 1 1-1
Mi H u
i.iaaimnd At to* • 1 i
3- 1
1 1 i
1—4
k’aal gury
4 lv lliah*
Sir ItU It J»* rt
I* to! Al lrl« « :* i :»
1 u i k ut y
: it
.T it
ltA i'E -b *U
Mils
PI* lift Nil
I II*
U tt«M
l i t
1 - M
F lM * l«»k )4 ii* iti I » A
J S
Ua.knl lUal
I t I
»- 1
Umuso i ,«•. i h
1 aa. w - * u
Fkyduiio t !• 4 <s. llBfk-J M**l
1 fa
EatetW are My Sam oa, Im
*t i i n a r r r o tu n if n i i
fallal l.adfcr. Real File, Sunf l * »»f f Nil
Kim
... - .
. ...
lVrwar Cbef, Jtrrf Kay, Lamp Hmoky l U n g rt f « I 1
t—
tin Tara. wW aeab. Liwtrt, Cold Leaf Lad and Jovial S u n flo w e r F h * t A 1 1— 1 1 - 1
4
J- 1
irtcrv
K
a
y
4
t
*
" XL M few tar.
rimoRy t l a i x i * r A **
J la.
« !*
ae, , V U f n fa r d a flrr t race will Hllflf IftW r f
1 ;»
) v*
J •rry
"
We a m
m a p d f a t t.-ao
a rlw k KiV 4 M
wdW
the wWea tM r t a fa r the daily d w lle
tT tl ft ACE__1 I* MU* I I H
r. | a * i j w i> alee- fw a a aale. TW* firrt
4*1* Off .Sir
pin
. . . _______
ark heart,* racq p irt d am - la
erleck tHUjr
I I I 4 I (
? 4 ?
J—f
M
f M
Q i a l b , f% j- ararft and tha-racee win be nm I ’lMlCS |ji4t
4 1 i# s 4
y jt o ^ t t a t t a * W
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h a ^ ^
«£ S i t h T S i ^ a ^ 'm r t k
■ ■ g ^ Loat W M ira
W r r t . Oeaata « 3 C ? » «
ffw j
Results
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f l
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peeak HAm k i* l !•, I towny Milan
1
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Tonight's Entries
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r r i»fr sir n «
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MH v Tr4*>fc f
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l i t
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Mark IsitHtu a i » i f * 14*. Mm
4*11 Mil* 11 I 4
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ns
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Mr***.
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4 I M U itln
f a t a D a lln
a Inaatao 1 M I
M a rt alga
• Kliltr Ctoaar
kMUONtf M Arn—t'w a r iir i
i f i m i u i i •« in . h i i m a l i i
INK (Mil
, » AUNl
Vila A k a|
• r »K lm tM a
J IIM f
I Itwrt Lara Ia
fp ia lila
a la a u in
TaiUU> KACR1—4«I4 Mila:
lla a l H all « l liaHr Daaklal
T a M H Mark a
a Ulzla t e l i k
tta a a i
• W a n a il
a « W t ll r t n
I U a.k rt Ik.,
T * U a Maw* I nioflaua CraalM
rO W tra i RACK—r a i aril r:
Ora* C llrr w
a Nartwwa
M a i ' r N»a
• Haaaraar Jl*n
M « a M*a>H
I Ha»w Hank
iH M ta j AaJrra a Jam i Im i * .-.
. tU n t* ' M * C K -* ia Mil*:
1
*"• .
» Ilia* lak
* W * INaratkf
4 K lfr M k a
I AfcNa ll*aii.tr
| Rtraal clrla
l u a t . Rail *
| Rai a La i i a
from the »pnrt* flrht in the re
habilitation of Univemity huiiilInf* The aihleti-*, nurkinir ui*
drr the ilirn-ti n of f‘lin-ii- Ste
wart, ileen tit nu-ti mi.i nth'i -u
head, h»ve lirfiin w nil ,m "Kt-.iT
ila 11.. 11.’“ whivh will -*,m- n. Hit
laborntury «<-eli.n, f.,, ih,- I -,i
ver*lly’* innrmr an.I m-i.mjiutii u
rnfineeriuf ,li-|.»rtimiil«
Dr. Jame*
Kllinti
M,i,-i.i-i
prr»ldenl , f the I'lim-r-Hi
:nthat labor hring di,tu '<i ill, I'm
veralty atii.li i, * will -n ■ IIn
Unlveralty M-vnal ...... I ..I .l„i
lara. Hallway* mil I. . , 111.1.11
»d, partllinn* knucki-il doe 1 )■
pair work ilnne, an,! n «
uf paint added.
O. P. Sloan.
constable
It
Oviedo. »aid today two nrgroea
whom he arrested Monday night
hod confcasnl to
n series ‘ of
thicken rnhheriea in the Oviedo
mh'O oii He gave the mens names
ns |. ('
( ollins. Oviedo,
amt
W illie t’idliMs. his brother. Or.
Inr.do
“ Ata»ut seven different peopla
had been i••polling their chicken*
missmg dm mg
th«* past
five
neks.
Mi
Sl«*nti smd
A prilinniini 1 hearing was held
for tin two 1. cm In fore Then
\nlni. iiist o'c
tin1 penco at
(•vinlii, MoinlMy ruylU, after which
to the
xxi n t*imini e v il
1II UIole < *•uid v < nciiit Court,
1U1g* .1 with |.4- 1 hi teeny. The
\ iol«* i P h.tL 1*i *11 < Ih-•purtnifiit
ix 4ipe l illi*d ill mu
FLOOR SANDING
N ew
fli in fs
sur fu r n l
In
p r r fr r l
hmi
and nlil fliw irs nuuir lih r n ew .
i 'H i i m
H. M. GLEASON
LIQUOR
Fill:!'.
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ifio t
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II 2 N W I I I I M i
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ORIGINAL SELF-'
SUPPORTINGSOCKS
E V-R-UPS
1* 1* I * skillhilh
knit
l*»je*
« |i llnitl np * I vin el i rt11'I liefil"
I- Mh im'- L illi, t roliirs and
pull, int . tx i ,o cir lit lisles
414 11*44 I AXOIIS .‘X|#4- III lU I'-k
ihi:
38c
('().
vow i l l
Said mil,
llii,
BOc
State League Managers Are Faced
With Many Duties And Obligations!
W IN T E R H A V E N . Am 10
(Hprcialj
j(rmcmlM*r hark
to
the late summer of p.i.T.i v. hen
t»cry Toinmf Pest. mNnauer of
the Da vIona
11cmrh
I ilMiolers,
" h lft n l li|v a luh
h-uve the
fiehl |«I Salford. Inter It, .|raw
* atlff Im** in* w ell
cxiiite hirluv to Im toied L»IM4*
The itel.nj,’ that followed that
penalty
the Elori.la Mali
Two Negroes Held
As Chicken Thieves
PlfO i:\l\
of ih*- date
of
dmjt'le headett
no le Mivf*i>ir\ h\ rain or fttliir
p**if|M%neioent, nr»«l ir urged
to
fib till dale I efore the vi.iiling
irmrtvgei leave* the pink.
1- c\netted 1*i have I'J play,
nlle Ibm11« on ih* ids v before the
nmtore pru*r i ** the -dj rt of each
Kano
I ' expected In give verbal n itu i of nnv prutf ' I, and to see
league fori necks, xxilli inativ thiji Ih- umpire makes
iiiihlir
well intcfollineal
fan-*
H fgiilli; nriliiftiro «-m» fit *d tin- protest, or
Ml li ml I ven tielny that
th" t n i“ i ■» I lie ;i niKMiin'cmi ui In h**
lgn»- |ll rwdioil '"I'otlldo'l «tf> lli.il Iliad*'
as
I rxoceted to pre-rnl the tiro,
lie uM'Si retlanily
can,
in pile ui chi. f vs ii It a correct *»|av
aioj then|i*» tpriiiirxi1
ei"
It-'i. no hi-tiinr clas'iftcxitio.i.
• a i l l «if he tioop i |*i i J
pton In each came
reminded thi*
: errs Sfi*r
I* esp*--trd to allow tli« vail,
inr leani i*» n #■ ih« ft* Id for oat.
sh ffi rai*M of the Iritirije*
ronitilutloc aiol by.Inn i
I n * pro- In— fn-m 7 dkl to ? ;ItO
t h* m
4**i it* k *"«rh iu hi and at least
Kuo rim i\ paragraph*
of
Ho t i >1111111. •. I Ini* Sun-lav game
Iw.ok ht vr • dl'Viilt-il to the fill tin*.
M riarh Building
San ford, F lorid a
I
ret i-oft-ildc fo| III** use of
tic* of
loMiutgrr, Aiid,
i*»*.
c i liar rv0 r uny i. • hi.* dotn*s nr*- old* ih* off r ia l tdihl«mllh lu u*.
>o widely uiOlilott f hI imi.I i v tlo I *11
I reminded I hat hr cannot |ef*
average fa l. they are listed to-re
* on
l
benefit of Mr ami nnl nnv player to play or Im
Q, Kan uUo
ndi hi I he field in uniform unlra* tna
eaiHKi have rca?nn t*» Ii nnie presnh-ni In* heen null
f«e«l that the player him
been
ine nr more.
the fuel that Hie piop*r|y oignt-d uritl hi* 4*i»r.tract
headquar
ru st have ii working is enroule to 1- ague
intirior plat skmi oloss
if all playing rules of ter*
I*
remimlel
always
thtt
|.|f
the
Florida
State'
WL and O IO S S • W ATERSPAR ENAMELS and
League he i reminded him Ihnt club Is Buhjecl to an autniuaUf
W VAR N ISH ES • S U N -P R O O F H O USE P A IN T
National A*** k iution $200 If he
m F LO R H ID I IN A M E L • PAINTERS SUPPLIES
1* re*pet tilde for fhe mainten orders his team to leave the field
•nee of oi ter a ml good conduct prior to nr after the Hart o f any
O K C L I A N -U P AIDS
---------- BRUSHES
ga
me,
of his players at all
------ -------------------------------------------- M IRRORS
la urged at all times to re.
nly person
delegated member that tin* prime purpose
glass
de
lly to
discuss
any |of ('teas |l t#Ascluill La fhg
ami
promotion
of
ilh an umpire or uni velopment
young players who
should
he
le A lH T ’ S t V llN O
to
seek
ted to keep Ids
and ton.U ntly cncuurarcd
ay^fi* , bench d ear of pnunolimi roiher than t«r run
all |>Ufi i ttr r p t men in uni. tent with ('In** Il b«M>li«||.
nrr
only Umar who
(urd, SI
I'anrer of the tonstja, rmiiid*
profrrlf
erc.i inc ni ii Nil** l*u years ago, now l i t f t O l l T I I I ’ A H K A V K .
T E L E P H O N E 30ft
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k ted |u piulnl.it visit, ran be cured once in five n u r .
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�3 Telephone; Lineme
Killed By L ive Wit
GenianPosh In NorwayBegan
Night Of April 9, Just Year Ago
X I* egoist
m Oslo- fj* * L
alUtlly a boat creeps O d er the
enfaig gna* that guard tha way
Marway’ aaleaping capital
I U the night o f Apr. 9, 1N9Ilia boot land*. Other* fallow,
taro In tha tort* the pooled
m lcr* bald council. They hare
order* not to fir*. Finally. In
graying night, n vessel unitakabty n German wnnhip
aa confidently in. The mm In
PENSACOLA. Apr. ip — OP)
Research Workers
Make Suggestions
On Farm Problems
killed and two Injaradf; yoaterday
aa a telephone line they were
stringing between hare and Flo.
maton, Ala., cama in contact with
a live wire.
The dead:
Prank Brooke. S3, Manama,
Ala. i L. R. Hannah, Hnmkoidt,
Tenn.. and >. W. Brooks. Henaacola. .
’
Richard C. Nokiatt, Id , Colaman, A lA , waa eewarely* burned
and waa brought to • hospital
unconacloui. L W . Walley, wav
knocked uncaSBHou* but waa iw
vlved.
Dies Says Jap Book
Prints If* S. Secrets
corn on land that <*yt
ring the
prrcecd/g
rpans or any crop trni
like* partinuarly writ.
T in M to t reported ho ha £ oh*
talnod the kook "andar advene
eimnaitancrs" In a bookstore In
the Leo Angela* Japnaoae quar
ter. Diet considered the discovery
clnlfleant.
,
Tha kook waa m M to hare « •
cellent photograph* o f U. S. na
val vassals, Including diagram*
c f their itructurv. the gun em
placements on each shlpi picture*
o f the neweat battWahlp* end
torpedo boat*, along with a nap
o f the United State* chewing the
principal air bate* and their «llataneee from metropolitan renter*.
General Schley V lew B
Florida Defense Work
ST. AUGUSTINE, Anr. in ~
OPl— M*J. Gen. Julian L- Schley,
chief of army enctneere, ineport
ed the barhor, Inland waterway
and airport here Wednesday,
• Re aald he would proceed
southward alone the Inland wa
terway. Inspecting porta, canola
and airports fee their nae to
commerce and to tha national
defence program.
Ha aald he would look over
tha Lake Okeechobee flood con.
trol project end then would In.
apart MacPIll
Tempo. ____
Naval Base At Kiel
LONDON. Apr- 10 - V D — R.
A. E. Lomhara aaeaulUn* riba
German naval haaa at Kiel fo r
the second aucceaalvn night ahaU
fired row upon row of other
buildings and wmrebouaa* In tha
town ItealL tha A ir Mtalftri? m l .
koutsJon# "jtWl raid, de
scribed aa “ avsn wore Impm*.
alva" than that o f the preceding
night, waa coupled with other
attacks by powerful R. A- P,
formation* op Bremartiaeen. Em.
den and Rotterdam.
.. I
A t the earn* time tha Luft
waffe pounded O ven try In Britain’t Industrial Midlands, with
the heaviest onslaught line* the
devastating fire end bomb raid
o f last Noe. 14. Mnny casualties
ware Inflicted nt Coventry and
buildings erected since the hut
big attack war* levelled.
ritld.
TAQLE SUPPLY EAStER BARGAINS 1
t merchantmen In harbors
id • compnniaa
of
picked
| from their holds to go
Mid moat ‘‘tourists' and
tginn Nads. They bafuddl*
•nil army garrison* with
order*, disorganise possible
MM*
ig taken n i l a warning
laajkband af tha advancing
• Word gem *ut to tha pan*.
• W a n In the back country
fmlJa*. Haakon taki* com.
o f Um hastiljwiaanblail
•vUn army Is s bopaiaa*
may get to IL A good
indie It la by using an
plunger type oil can
with n long spout, a* this will
enable the operator to Insert the
fluid into tha tra* without danger
e f It touching hla hands.
These picture* wars made from an air
plane over tha harbor o f Punts ran**, Coat*
Rica, a* tha Italian. rtotor Unit' Palin (hoi*
lom) and the Ganuan freighter Elaanach (topi
binned fiercely. Both ships ware pivnoupeed a
Two-Day Electric
Satisfactory Living Enjoyed On
Farm Like Columbia Man Operates >Show To Be Held
In West Florida
FORT WHITE. Apr. 10 — •he Fall. Kid lone ha* been n
Spraying or dusting with l*>rdeaun mixture or copper-lime dust
may t * somewhat effective in (Kprrlal) — For euntentment and
controlling angular leaf spot of
cucumber* to n certain client, satisfactory living. Joel McCor
but the best method of combating mirk and his wife. Nettle, are In
Util dlaaaae I* to treat the sen) favor of a farm—a farm Ilka
la trail simpler across lb* before planting with a I -1000 their* near here.
n r t k Is Danmark.
Tha
Of count, tbora'a plenty
of
f* l
Daaat, virtually uowork and planning In do on a
4 raalgntd and blilor, welch
good farm, hut, then, Mr. and
Waal war machine roll over
Mrs. McCormick and their child
^county In tig boor*, unitinren are niors than willing for
the
satisfactory return* they re
»» was Apr. 9.
ceive.
May Id. Hiller leg Iona—In
County Agent Guy Co* and
iWrt again, with no deelnvI heir tneighbor* rat* Mr. McCdr.
mirk
i.a one of Iho beat farmers
faaJaT^te^thTfai te n d !***
thay have even known. And her*
Hand died Ig
In flv*
ML Holland
fhr* day*
dap
aro some of tha reasons:
dan fn bleody'nibble,
Ilia farm embrace* 214 acres,
day* before Leopold,
of whlrh 23 acre* ana In pin*
n of Albert e f D*L
limber. AS urre*
ale
usually
planted to peanuts and Cant
—
—
a .
(Inter-planted). K0 acres *rw"4n
GAINESVILLE, Apr. 10-(H p«- corn! pasture, eljh t acre* In pa
slall—April i* a busy month far ra ns, twu acre* .n garden, and
aonhfy producer*, and Norman tha remainder I* dwoted‘to poulR. Mahrnof, poultry apdclatlrt try yards And patches of waterwith tb* BUI* Agricultural Ex melons, sugarcane, and kweet potension Service, (ubmlta Ihrse latoe*.
suggestions for tb* owner gif the ..Prlleh. plum, fig,
and peer
farm flock or commercial' pro trees, sod a big grape ir to lfp to .
ducer:
Iu t nlomdant fruit far
frreh
Broad your chirk* now and, In ote
and
canning.
Vegelablea
breading, keep them comfortable, from I be garden serve tha same
•
|
avaldlng high tamperaturrs. As purpose,
soon aa po*«thlr, turn tha chicks
Twenty.five
brad
of
good
out lata tb* sunshine.
, rrngc entile grate In hla pas.
Separate cockervla from pullets. lure*, as well a* three good <*>w*
Eaep old and young bird* sepa thnl provide plenty of milk1 for
rate. Keep the
layer* In good the family. A good grad* Here
flesh, and cull tha broody bans. ford bull Head* hla beef herd.
He has eight high grad* Hamp
Gather agga often and sail them
twice a week, at Wait. Fatten shire brood sows, on* purebred
surplus cockerel* and soil them Hampshire hoar, and he sella at
least no good bog* a year and.
as soon aa possible.
I ulrbrra several for the home
inns t supply. II* fatten* them, on
cum and peanuts.
A flock of ISO white lethoru
hens, menaced by Mri. McCor
mick, provide* egg* for market
and bom* ui*.
He plant* vrlv*t beans and
cow.peas to Improve hit land.
A herd of SO goat*, headed hv
a Toggenburg mala, roam Hla
woodland and trows* on briar*
and other amall plant*. Ha valla
moat of the kids for Fa*tar
x&
(^Margie ...Ib* 9c
Golmar...2 lbs* 25c
Poultry SuRRestions
rsu ? ,S8 Given,By Mehrhof
favorite Emancipation Pav fens*
far negroes In this section, and; GAINESVILLE, Apr. HX-(Bpathere’s a hctvv demand for them cuill—A two-day tm t show on
along chout May SO cacti rear. 1nirnl electrification will bo atagod
Mr. and Mr*. McCormick don’i |at tho littlo west Flurida town
have to worry about mortvag*.
far their farm la unencumbered nf Ksto Apr. 24 and 25, A. P.
They have a comfortable horn- Spencer, vice director of the
surrounded by hedges, roaes, and Mato Agricultural Extension Her.
other Power*.
vice, announced today.
The show, which Is owned by
They have seven children, vi*
of whom have' been In 4.11 club the Rural Electrification Admini
stration,
will io sponsored by the
work. Mina, tha oldest girl, I,
employed by a Jacksonville con. Meal Florida Elrclrle Co-opera
corn. Joel, Jr- and Connie air tive Association. It la cip&led to
students In tb* ’ University Af attract rural people from many
Florida College .o f Agriculture west Forida communities. *
It conslla of two tents, on* of
where they are earning the mafoi
portion of their exoanae*. Joel which la uard to bouse electrical
and f ’mnle mad* high record* In equipment whlla Uw other la for
4 It <lib work} Joel vfan a achol talks by REA and Extension Ser
arshin to th* Unlverallv, while vice worker* and conference*.
Electrical equipment for tha
Connie- waa selected a* Florida’!
outstanding pig club bov and home and farm will be shown,
was awarded * trip to the Na and particular emphasis will be
tional Club Congress In Chicago placed on snulprrent used 1* poul
before h* entered' eOlllge. Hub. try production, pumping water,
bert and Wallace are now in blah refrigeration, and general farm
school nnd have been In 4.11 club use and appliance* far the farm
work four year*. Odelle. whe home. The Extension Bet-vice. Mr.
Speacet said, I* lending Its fujl
cooperation to tb* event and aev.
oral o f }l* specialists will be .on
hand lo apeak and participate In
the demonstrations.
"Electro-Economy', a new Idea
oevtleped t recently
by
HE A
worker*, will be explained, and
way* of using rtcctrielly profit,
ably on the farm will bo demon
strated.
Tha show will begin Thursday
afternoon. Apr.
ft . and run
through Friday. It will be free to
Swift’sPremium
Armour Star
BUTTER
*11 orQuar-
Of
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- Caaster 8 Mesa
Whole or
LARD....3 lbs. 25c
B A c6N .,L,“ b. 19c
WILSON
R o X s O b . 1514c
WMOLtt OR L ro MALI*'
Tender Made HAMS
nan row w a m j .
BACON
12
TEA ROLLS pkg. 5c
EGG DYE 3 for 25c
SanSwlchLOAF 10c
Prince Albert.. OVfcc
IREET.....can 23c
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Diced Carrots
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SANFORD.
- - O f lYees Are Set Out
«, By U. S. In Western Shelterbelt
•• ..
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• — —
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QB1CBR
£ * * • * - . Apr. 10 - i f f )
Ato* Out of an additional **8,000,T ? °,
• I » lh* prolrl* itatco
In ral*
yean
*• - s ■ t
,000,000
.... —
rnn
nJOw
m ttnOOi
e ..TCSTiS;
planted in
In JU.1,
sfx-atata pro
project.
fi***^®
tela sfx-atate
I3
T •
T wo
\
x x x ir
uNHnwt
• 1,
e c t io n
*» « ■ * « • •a no.
•cross tho plains.* • Tke trots bars boon planted la
■telns which. If Dieted end to end,
would reach 1M.0Q0 miles. They
protect t7J30 farms.
This els-year aeeorppllshmenl la
H t a scratch on' 0»o surface 'of
the tree plaaUng job the United
biatee Department pi AgricuL
lore recommenda.
* >*
fflf.'
.. , 4 # ?
' V -fV &
At loaat *.500,000,000 addltlesu
, w l banter acalast Um stra
«L „w
.. al trees are needed
wind*, hot and cold, t U t How protective purposes.
% ^ K .^ W a N
ad
lire eoalno in London, christens*
‘King Haakon." In ble ‘
■Ido him is Major Jsrtrsoo, bond of!
the London firs brigade. la redte
messages to hla people, tho KiHT
steads with them not te ftro ap
offtetel* say.
Tho shelterbelt protram
»»■
started In IMS. amid controversy
error Its effectiveness, when the
plains country had a dust bowl
Soma
proponents
suasested
trees were Ins most effrctlra
meant of bresklnr tbs strong
winds that were sweeping the
powdtr-dry top soil from thou
sands of acres.
'
Tbs idea wasn't original with
tho "drought butters" of the
IM& New Deal administration
Homesteaders, planted millions
of troea, encouraged In part by
the Umber act of 1ITS, offering
an additional UO acres provided
a portion was planted to trees.
Tbs first sc tentitle governmental
farfst/p- ui |mrtsailust was sot tip
primarily to doal with tbs plains
tree problem. ,
. ,
Tbs' govern nieht |mf sari” set.
iters had HtUa success In getting
trass to grow In grksl numbers
boeauso of the dry conditions. It
wasn't until tha drought of 1034
that tba problem became scute.
Experts now hava
developed
methods through which the ahel*
tsrbelts thrive and make eftec.
Uva windbreaks. Mors than twn.
thirds of tho tress planted in
tho approved araaa have survived.
Roughly, tho ahalterhslts nr*
being planted across tha eastern
portions of North and South (>*ota and Ncbroaha, across ceilKan asa, wests rn Oklahoma
a
a atrip of Texas.
Each ahsltsrbett la planned to
that It protects farm flalds on ihe
tide from which tM nrevslljng
winds blow. A fteld ahaflerbelt Is
a long lino of teoOS end shrubs,
from throe to,lea rows in width
and attending' tbs length of the
field.
;«
THURSDAY,
APRIL
10.
1911
S p ri n g Fires
Soldier’s Soldier
Signal End Of
Leads Nazi Army
Winter Season
In Balkan Drive
Bv I.OtHS P. I.OCIINRR
BERLIN, Apr. to -fA A —There
Isn't much hair afnn lh* high
forehead of Field Marshal GenstsI Wilhelm List. hul there are
plenty of brains Inside
Because
List
hns
brains,
courage and personality, Itrlrhsfuehrer Adolf Hitler
entrusted
him with supreme command over
tbs German forces now tn Bul
garia and Rumania.
At,GO, List Is one til those able
Officers shout whom the Crimen
public knows comparatively little
tut whom German soldiers wor
ship .officers swear by soil the
buprrme
Cominnml depends upon,
uprrr
■t puhli
publicity lie had hlllu
The tnoat
•rto received ramr when Hiller,
in hla Reichstag tpet-rh last Au
gnat, promoted hint til field mar.
anal, saying "During the derisive
Operation (in France)
ColonelUtneral lust, as trader of ths
Twelfth Army, earned the highest
Coward." Hit rommtnd was the
Maglnot line.
One of the most striking charaeterlsts of Liat > Iradrrahip l>
hit- ability la nblsin the maxi
mum effect with the minimum of
loss.
Another of Lists cliaiscteililici
Is his ruol, detached weighing of
facts.
As one illustration of Ids per
sonal bravery, Ihe following story
made the rounds in military cir
cle! during the French campaign
last Spring:
Liat, accompanied only hy a
few officers, reached a chateau
somewhere off the beaten path.
List derided this attractive raatla
would make a good heaihpiarlrr*
fm Ihe night
Before hla men
could climb out of their ear». he
had already negotiated tlie steps
to the chateau and disappeared.
A few seconds later his entour
age heerd shouting inside The of.
ftrrre stormed after their gen
eral. tearing he might lie in
trouble. Instead, they found linn
Handing Iri the ballroom, sur
rounded by 10 French pollus, all
of whom held their hands up
They hailn t expected the German
army in this out of the way plare
and were completely nonplussed
when List tiellowrd "Hands up
During thy campaign against
Poland In Eeptrmber, 1W«te Lttl
led the Austrian and Havanan di
visions of the Fourteenth Army
List's present assignment lias
Ha origin not only In bir^ ability
tut in the far! that lie gained
much experience in Ihe Balkans
during the World War II” made
many friends among llulgansn
and Turkish officers
List m i Imrii Msv It. I hhci. hi
Oberklrch, Wurltomberg lie ni
tends dgymnasium
at
Moniel
W ASHINGTON. Apr. 10— (Rpe.
rial)— The smoke from thousands
of back-yard brush fires official
ly signal the rnd of winter for
the home nwnei.
More than the arrival f>I the
first robin or lho sight of tho
find crocus, tho repair urge la
the annual forerunner of Spring.
After months of winter Inactivity,
the average home owner U im
patient to start on tho many re
pairs he has planned.
The exterior of
the house
usually is the first tiling con
sidered when the owntr starts
planning his Spring itnpiovc.
meats
Arvhiterlutal dellrincnclcs arv
sometime, overcome by proper
color treatment and expert land
scaping. Two-color paint cumhlrallons may aid in making at
tractive an otherwise dull exterior.
More important t**n
than the
value of added beauty is the
value of added protection which
paint givrs to wood, metal, and
war ministry. In IU30 he was apI ointed commandant of thr infan try school at Dresden and 111
Septemlier, 1035. was designated
commander of a military district
with lirad.piarlcia there. Just leforc war broke out he was enttu
mendet. with title of fall general,
of a group command.
1
1
NUMBER 1W
Member Associated Press
plaster surfaces.
Location Affects
EHA Morttfafci.
Insurance Loans
Careful inspections sometime
revral many small defects which
may ho repaired ' Inexpensively,
often by the home owner him
self. Where conditions are found
such as loose bricks or sliding.
in
W A S H IN G T O N .
\
Iiose shingles or flashing, faulty
chimneys, or weak porch sup. (Spn*ii»l>
Thr h Hi m » ..M l-\
ports, repairs should l>o made at nicrtcnpr |rn»|pri mimI
i* r . Hi
onr*. Repair* of this tyin- im
III** rr**at|i»M iin^i p*** ’ 11n h"ii of
eligible for financing under the
iir i|?h1htflmi •*! * .1 i*’
1
modernisation credit plan of tin- ftoiiml
Fedrral Housing Administration hr t imlirntnl hy Mir f« i i Ml
IIITf
frill
Ilf
l
H
f
k
i
m
r
<pf
1
Hrii
Many repairs
and
imprint-merits on the Inside of the I... e tif nrR rmi'Irvirf uni 1 1! \ lilt "
p k'ncP,-iri’H»rnii<f at|i11|»« • P'.ft t n
may also be financed uiiilrr tho
l-.t i.usel iti
F llA plan. 1 be inconv. nviu-r nl tril'iitnhli1 t*< II h- prirl
......
an out-of-date tat lit mini may U- whirh thr prnprrtv i i-tIAn nrlirh* im thf* >t . i t 1. in.
tvenlone
Spotless walls
amt
iif th«* liiriiTi'l Mm* 1.Ip* I'- 11
floors, bright fixtures, gleaming fiiliii, (iffiriiil
Ikil ' i'
! • •!• iM
tiles, and
modem
appliance*
ki
Aitmiliislrstnin pnliln •f I*' l
which good laite decreet today ara
Ihr **f’11v 11i*- ■* m| 111. 1 ll \
entity substituted fur old fixtures, • leHhit rhiunmt’ Ihvim 11 >11 Ii*
end under the Fll A plan the m.l HI1' prfHllU’i* IHtt'llhfil 1... . V 1. h
is broken up into easy munlld) rtihniicr tin* w r l l i "f |'t ,p, .1
payments.
im morUriik'i
i-rtiH.lv it 111 1"
The interested home owner mil *11 \r prupi rl y
III *nk i ••
mill
Always find things to do wh-cli ii mlin*ft.
will improve the home An op.
Ill*' hriitlMm i'! h ! •Ml
r * ilk
stalls poicli. closed III. will milk.Im
• f i .III
in imporlmit r wilh
an extra bedroom, A mom
n
AtiiiMlmiC « f Ihr iMiirok t » iii 1
place of watted attic spare, put
iplfllltv of till' ih'rllll V ' . ll III
in kl small expense, will add •'»thr Fll A piMmliiM i *1 1•>k i ,»l
chilly and provide a playroom lot
it ii HsHUtnl
glowing children. Conversion • i
Shut t!ir lh1' i111■p•tm III kt SA II
the average cellar into a play plitmirtl,
Ilk M III ' 11
iittnu i n •
room is often a simple matter
IiimhI* I** l«rvH> tin
* P Hi it ilk
Spring I" the Ideal time to ir- 1 ly of thr Mihilii lilt 1 1h
I 1\
palr. remodel.
or
redecotalr riiciutnivrft suh*h' mI* i
I m lh kl 1*
Modernising t home actually i. thru prrlimimm ph*t
I’11fk- I mp
an Investment, since II Increases
mil only the convcnienee but the
dollais-and-rente value as well In 1uniti fm Hm "Hfk hi * tk1>|rt i mit h
making Improvements under the , f ir m tpjwhlini 1rntin K *».*l ii
H I A modernisation credit plan. | In Hi
utmlyfM l»y it< lam! planning di*
vlMon
Hy » ' ft’inf. <1eve1opera may
h* f^rrnarnti) of any faulta in
ihnr piir« which might render
ImiH'
within th" projects in*
Higihlr m -m inty for insured
ioj.iii nf i'ljjfiMr only UTl restrict*
ill h"in!in^ h im *
"Thi
l»chtii. nl imisUncc,’* It
ia poinh'l nut, *'m not intended'**
,i Mih^lituto for the setticoft of
♦h** pruf^Hi*tonal engineer or land
phniiirr
I he I HA’s land planMin * (In i imi ilor-i not attempt to
Kptin i (aulhtv planned project
hi *h fid
H 11 h* r. d
mitlmM rlianftl
'v ItI* h iii m i hr iHiiU if clvfrtlinra
miliMi th«
nro to qualify
ti iiii Mini
prcurily alia
kv}h*tm * i povwd'h' mnkrs atifgi|U
pimti
i •at imprHi jUi? the attrac-
i ..............in!
liability
of
i i iif i• 1iii
n(r« tidv
had
*
t
i
n
I
tn* riimutry and ih tl
fie. i Itjl Pmil l>f lltfirO attractive
m u:hi oihood* which will provide
.......
..<miiy loi mortgage ini. (m .i.i, is . ••ndnntly Increaa.
ms:
liKlll-s
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NMl. *1 year old prasL
.i. ni ..f in. l-.m \ ('ompany o f
)..>(
U . imo
( 11on. <
T. .|-.. .1 I ,ok .
lm. (I..
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( o u u progi um
l ml,
ycstertlar
heart attack at
Irw ininulaa ba
lho day'i bars*
dC/V o i H i nr*
on tbs outsIda; tbs tallest tress
In tho middle of tha atrip. Thus
and plants them, with rollrf la-
FASTEST S JS U Jm tO W E S T -P M O U * CAR H f f l i # M W
» » »
AvV
Luxury lin e r abn oat drives Itself.
Hew ll goes anall-ilow— or oven
dl f e— without the usual shifting
o f gear*. Ynt Dodge glrei yon
jmmwIm control al all times—with
• powerful "getaw ay-gear" for
llagHag speed when you need IL
•
I . all * i • I Ikit upon tho defelop*
fiirnt ft liifid plnmiinif prue tke l
raduatingHn IhUH lie Joined lb*Mg
bavarian Engineering
Corps In
1808 and reached the grail” of
first lieutenant by 11108 lie wn.
ordered to the war academy in
that year arid became ■ rap'ain in
IBIS. During the World War Iiwas attached to various genrral
staffs.
After Die World War I.M
Joined the ekelelon (iriman Rrlrhewehr and by 1027 had risen In
colonel In charge of the depart,
msnt of military education In thi
tho
in n' .rnd
itdtiiinir
tho rolls
"I HIH'I *'\run lit » pi*I lot™**
I,■I r t Itidn nil- tlml this Si-a
DMEWR
all about Fluid D riving la to
flu id /frit*. Your oeareal D o ^
dralrr ia eager lo pot thla blalaap
making car lu jo u r haoda. Dirt
It onee—and vou ll want lb a d
It alwaya. It a wlaa l o u l o a
�i T t a * b ' w « nJveriJ^v.ni
By Board
Mean., aim w|
iMgirooA, dim
Saturday, Apr.
• Jo Uorag» ai ran
s
h dull cmrburelton !a
fitted to your tlrivinf
i
t&
itm t*£
diwM PW t
4 ic tr i»l
Y o u ’re naval* d r lv ln l with a
carburetor that’* b iiie r than
you need for low-ranAe travel,'
or one that’* too atnall for top*
raoia performance.
■*' vV-» I
,
*
*
' *
advani
••yen If . ppo leave
torn
and large equipment, h . i t
pointed oat In th# leaflet. Con.
Mnlctlnp terrace* with amall
farm equipment make. a rk>h
aotiay unneraaaary.
The maintenance of termcea
I* r,j i co.* * y ■" another recently
IrtruWleaflet, “ Plowing for Tar£■*• Maintenance In Ilia Booth."
. W * 4 a " ha pbtaJn«l
»«PP>V laata .Imply by
» ll» ln ? . t « tha Boll Conaanratlon
Spartanburg, ■*. C , and
artimatda rlaanlay fhiida
t*»ollr»». naptha, or batu
*I
<.
ft
egainat accumulation* of
anywhere, aapactany In
Vahiela Ilapartmant
officer* kara bam I
arraat ahyaba found
car without u 1041 i
tion la ala* ca lla d toi
paraona cmplayed hi
muit obtain Florida
may not tiaa Out-of-a
working In tha aUta.
t a r o f Buiek’
And that’s a handsome aavm^
—mighty handsome in a ear big
and room y and amart aa a
Buiek.
many frlanda of Rtv.
k j/ a n eypertunity I 9
OVIEDO
it
o f OvUdo rtaldanta
tndo Mbnday after-
Sa;
th th* Army
Day
»kU » t f , iif f M .
wVT 1?
PU'srW T
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Ky^-arrhrad Batur.
I ba_ tha BtttaU. pf
i?d Ml
EP,*f °Pal
Church
mortl1n* ‘‘fEaaUr
w t
«
»"Jf
,m *>er* ot ,h* Woman's Au*.
i»d in Wary will meet Saturday after.
James ltoi‘ n to arrange tha Raiter flowera and ftma.
a con.
Th* Saturday night Card club
y i tha ; u kntartaload by Mr. and Mra.
•vary- Jjp "k
DaVay o f { ’•onitanlina.
1
Browns, dhrUlan fi
fe * -* . &
S m U!
tara will Hi a . rrlabratlnn of
oly Communion at 9:lo o'clock
Lalnhart, mayor of
•an III aayaral day*.
T
« '5 P S h ,« o Monday.
• Look over Hie nett Bufck that
pataea you f-o r batter yet, go
trial-drive p o e-a n d *eo I f you
don't adree.
IfBni_____
Mra. W. JC. CoJaman
LONGWOOD
rial agent
Now tba ne| m olt b that tbo
a Hare’a wfeyi
r In ea.y doing
SAFELY
AND
PR O FITABLY..
Sm ir ^ f M t .
1*. Eddie Rnweon of Raiifonl
In Oviedo on bualnata Tu«aW. Ilurlbart, dUtfiat fralfht
0
oaf
0 km
M*iltk*VH
ITkll wrmW
lie succeeds P.
I. II. .H mtiwII
ad of th* Inatltutl
and 10 hare be»n flr*n job* atuff*
Ini aandbafi and filling in bomb
_________• evening
lad Jarray rrat'ra.
W .W M f
Lawton.
OUlff and
weak At 7l4fi o’clock «
odist. Church In Qril
fumtah tba anly llghl
ssasy
manatee win be
sal*.
r - ^ 'r s .- s a 1
at 1
A U N y U A .A V K ^ U n
.
i-nnu iHiuti
d..•
eroowtt vftM M W m yi
wmn_^mit_A*TonotHi0 Ail tw it awes w iu auua tnim
�m
m
m
W m
Dependent
Hn Receive
^ ^ W
04 Anriuaifc
S fla g e s F
In fe rio r
B TSw m r
vi
^ S S ______
S Ss t o^ .
out o r ^
tl\ L Q M * ENOOGM J
annually,
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w
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a
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0
That grant* are. In exreaa of
Cvrrents,appropriations Is due to
the ua*' of $n unexpended bal
ance brpught over from the nre
alout yrar, Bute Welfare Com
missioner C. C. Codrlngton axplained. The commlaalotver alee
pointed, eat that becanaa o f the
Inadequacy o f funda to meat ex
isting .need, no admtntatrative
cost wgs being charged againal
th* A, D. C. program.
Indicating the pressing need, II
was sn sou need that cash grants
were W n * received by only 2r
079 families o f 7.512 children,
while application* warn pending
from O t a families o f 20^R1)
children.
In addition to A. D. C. funda,
Florida appropriate* 13.100,000
annually fo r the payment of old
age aatiataace, aid to the blind,
administration o f certain essen
tial federal services and the «a .
tiro
welfare
program.
State
funda are matched dollar for
dollar by the federal
govern
ment, both as to grants and ad
ministrative eoata, except
that
only 9 percent o f old age aaalatI M matching funds are allowed
for admlnletratlve purposes,
Cash grants paid to recipients
o f old Cgo assistance, aid to the
blind and aid to dependent child-
1^.1 ■ ^ g o e s D ovoN V sM 'm , c o l o r s f l y /n ®'
imi
kiMrssruaaa anasesra
a nee, the 8 U U Welfare Board la the slam|i plan for diatrlbutlon
extended
to
rcaponalbln for lha admlniatra- of surplus!s, now
and
Dad*
Uon or Ita flurplua Commodity Duval, Hillsborough
Division, for
CCC
enrollment, counties.
for operation of the child wel
Direct commodity
dtstrlhulion
fare department,
for
original
for the past tla months waa ap.
certifications to the
for
certification to and dlatrlbutleo proxlmately 27,00(1,000 pounds of
fooflaLiffs, aa lomparMl, with 25^.
000,000 pounds the rntbe
prim
1rlo|aa yrar. Couimmlltlaa In egVesp of . 1,000,000 pounds
Wepe
diatrlbulad Uat month to school*
furrtlglpatlng In the school lunch
program, now serving about J *
900 public schools and
100,<2)0
school children.
Direct and indirect benefit* to
the state during the past fiscal
year, which have heen currently
Increased,
rxrlualve
nf
r*|h
grants for the public assistance
Build th« Home you want with an F. It. A*
categoric*, Include:
Mortgage Loan obtained through thi» com
Surplus commodities distribut
ed. of a fair n U II value of Sl,pany. Home ownership acquired by. conven
143,154.44.
ient monthly inatallmente an an F. H. A.
Caih paid CCC enrobes and
would give you an objective—the intlefor maintenance of cam pa local,
•nce and security that you long for.
ed Within the state $1,041 JM0 00.
W PA clothing distributed, of
a fair reUII value of |MI,84(M'i
Let u* explain .how eaaiiy any rettponalble
Compensation paid W P A work,
e n originally certified
by ,th$
person- with A-steady Income can build under
State Welfare Board, $10,80#,.
the F. II. A. plan—Your application will re- .
501.78.
WPA,
GET MORE OUT OF
»
ft
, ,1 ceive immediate and friendly consideration.
We also invite your application for F. H.-A.
Modernisation Loans for Improving Kcslrtential and Business PropertleH__ No Security
Required.
e
vy' ;; } / * to.i
,
\ ‘
.. „ ■'
$30.00 to $5,000.00— 6 Months to 5 Years
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Recent archeological dlscovsriw
haV* located part of the burled
city of Ealon.gsbef, alto of King
Solomon’s naval base on th* Red
Sea mentioned In the Book or
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MT. LAU D E R D A LE . Apr. 10—
tSpecial)— Following the Inatroetiona of Mr*. fi. 1„ Ruah, a re agent.
(ill II1.1til Of.
Warranty Heed
Piikalauh l>mllln H. To E. &
Harper
W.
ilenitnlngway,
Jessie
Ebiabeth
J o „ V ,j L gworyUn
, ,;u
tlimmtngway,
Jbasic Ebiabeth
1 To V .T L Zworykin
flraaell, G. F. A W. To Ralph 0.
Sawyer
Sawyar, Ralph D. To Mildred M.
W fu m *
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Byrd, Onle Z.
hus. To E. if,
Myra*
W.
Oviedo Citrus Growers Assn. To
Nelaot) A Co., Inr.
t
Williams, Addie
hus Wiley To
Earnest Harrell
Taa Deeds
Slate of Florida Tn C. E Itrad.
shaw
Slate Tu Annie M Howard
State To 6. F. h im
State To C. H. Lee
State Te C. H. Lee
State To C. 8. Lee
Wilson, Linwuml J. A as Trustee
Hints To C. S. M e
To M. <’ Hagan
Btata To Mac Lelnhart
Hagan.
C.
W. Tu Cmtnly
State TU lit-urge Herotd
of Seminole
State To Mr*. A. L. Gunter
Eierulria Deed
State To J. Frank Williams
Poxon. Emm* Ixtulee Eaec. Est
Quit Claim Deed*
To Gerald A. Harris A W
Pukaton, Camilla S. To FC.
Real Estate Mortgage*
W.
Silica, n f o . A.
W. To Marlon Harris. (Jerald A A W. To First
Fed. Sav. A Loan Ann,
St. Johns
J. B.
Harris, (Jerald A A W. To Em
■Re*! Eatat* Mortgages
Stafford, Den lie I C.
W. To
ma Colon, fixer.
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been flown aa high
tired home Improvement lender
of OneIdA county, Nrw York, M
Broward county home deraonitrO'
lion flub wmiwn have lean!ad,ta
wriivr on pimple looma, accorth
Insi In Ml** Ditto Kent, homo
They’re cooler Hum ever
before, these nil wool
Troplcnl, Moltitlr X Tweed
Hulls Tailored liv f'ltrlee.
The ('urlee label Is your
Florida State Hunk tu Dentlel C
Stafford A \V.
Assignment of Mortgage
Patrick, W. A To Florida Slate
Hank
Midwife l.lrensr
Hi ate Hoard of Health To Carrie
Jones
Marriage l.trenses
Adkins. Franeis Ray. t'harleston,
K. C. and 11iirrtrt I Elisabeth
Roliinson. Sanfont, Florida,
Lowry, Jr . .Charles Leonard. Key
Weat, and Alice Gertrude Par
nell. Daytona beach.
Monroe, Richard Rife, ^anfnrd,
ami Irene
Croslev
Johnson,
Sanford
Wurthner. Daniel Richard.
DrIambi, and Minnie Hanford. Or
lando.
Koenig. Keith, Orlando, and Itnlh
Riowne. Orlando.
Warranty Deeds
Winter Park (.aniens. Inr.. To
Hibbard Cassellerry A W
Reiter, R J A \v. To James It
Reiter.
Reiter, James, Hgl.
To
It, J
Heller A W
Sraiel, fi F A IV. To Vnlelra
Mayo.
Mavo, Valeita To (1 E Hraiel A
s u u u r n autstm 4 - D
p THE FATI
G IRL W
Kite* hare
First hed. Sav. A I/ian Assn.
(Windham, Ralph Niles A W. To
\V A. Patrick
Mortgage Urn
Grogan, Mamie rt nl T.t Sanford
I’rial. Credit Assn.
Crop (.ten
'Jennings, Charles J. Tu tinv
Farm Credit Ailmr.
Chattel Mortgage
riirncr, Mra. It. J. To Ralston
Piirlnn Co.
Hatlsfarllon of Mortgkgr
Flu. Citrus
Production
I’mltl
Assn. To Chester C
Fosgate
S / V/JPCNCH STILSOnt THAT HANPY MAN/
nWiauNr
SotghUHi
G A IN ESV ILLE ,
Apr.
10 (Special)— Silage mad* from Na.
pier grata la about 75 percent,
that from augarrane about
70
percent, aa valuable a* sorghum
allege. Dr. A. L Shealy, head of
the llnlreralty of Florida1* ani
mal induatry department, report
ed recently. The
figure*
are
baaed on nutrition teat* with cat
tle rondufted at the Florida Ex
periment Station, and are
the
first figures comparing Napier
great aItag r with other klnda.
Dr. Shealy stated that
tom
allage it the standard throughout
the country, hut because other
crop* such ns sorghum, Napier
gluts and sugarcane yield much
belter than corn in the South
these crop! are used more ex
tensively than corn for silage In
feeding Southern cattle.
The
K Io r Id a
eapcrlmenta
U L W - m iN K S te O C O ifl-O
tobacco
showed that one pound of vorghum silage U equal In feeding
value to 149 pound* of Napier
grata. tUa$a ami M l iwund* uf
tugartana allege.
'
�cultural
n u m u , <a k , io w
*n— B. H. Weatwld, pn».
Given By Expert
Uaa
the. UnL
o f Florid* Qtbopl e f h r .
p 0 AIXEBVILLE, Apr. 10 (Special)
—
"Laani
Um
part*
mmUL Her* they i n , a* lUtad
kotr Independent*, h*'* can.
hat Japan wttl taka It away
n In *hort order, and he’d n
her have 'em dependant on
an the Mikado. I f anybody
mere about tha Japa than
H'a the Japa Uwmaelvea,
r « m 1 UU. He will, and he
In Belgrade before the German w
country. Today, tha 17-yssr-eld
•Ulna the doe, -what tha
t ia ta Bara tha bulk of
ae Met titer aut o f the
to Um AUaatia. .After the
. fleet* done that. If II
M took oqt for 'em to a w
king up Uia canal, to keep
I flutes wtrahtpa bottla-l
weetsrn odeen, aa far aa
acreaa In Aata and tha PaeUto. But
the Mikado euralv dote want Oarmany and tha United flutee al
war. That would leava the Jap*
comparatively free to go ahead
with their Oriental and Australa
sian grabbing.
“That's tha who!* w en t of Utc
J*p-Axl* dicker.
la,1* continues our Filipino
“ Japan and Germany each aimed
ho also has specialised on at enticing the other Into doing ltd
In oonneotlM with hie chestnut-pulling. Ntlthar wantd
the Orients! eltustlon, war with th* United States—not
ifla and Herr Hitler raally now. Each wants th* other to go
thing In oommon despite Into it.
i oompneL
1■i
"J»p-German economic alma
U s naturally don't want clash, too.
Um United SUte* No I
“ Germany, If It win* th* war,
in. They're too busy else*
hope* to gat back Into Asia on a
big commercial and maybe terri
torial seal*. It w u well Intrenched
there before the last World war,
but Japan look advanUg* of thit
conflict to eha*e th* kaiser out
of It.
"Th* Germans, provided they're
victorious in Europe this time, will
try to recover all they loet previ
ously and e lot more also. They
won't pay a cent's worth of atten
tion to the Jape' claims and the
Jape know IL
if • ooffper roof on the
“ The Jape' scheme Is to flnlth ofl
a .Cathedral In Germany all Occldtntal Influence on their
i 1110-171 years before part of the globw land and water—
Germany's Influence Included.
discovered Amtrka.
“ Herr Hitler talks about a ‘new
order.'
A Trifle Owe-flldcd
i
iO U G H
h i r»
tir a d o r r
t
in n e r
HUB TASTE D IM AN O fl
H W tW M e v ’
IQUORS
. “The Mikado talk* shout TanAsiatic co-operation, ftiat la. the
reel of Asia* to produse raw ma
tt Hals insular Japan hasn't tha
room or oott or sourer* to g raduce
'em. But th* Jape are to | roeeee
the raw stuff. In ether ward*
they're to bow the Job and Hoop In
M per cent of the pcoflta. T in vast
o f ua are to be the hewers o f wood
and drawer* of water.
“ What we non-Jap Atoatlaa are
afraid o f Is that welt get nothing
but the W with the Jaffa gutting
all th# 'operation.'
“ However, that's distinct (Tom
the question ot war between Um
United flUtea, Japan and Germany.
“ Uncle Bern's strong petal la
this:
j
’ "Germany desperately destrea a
Jap-ArneHeart war and Japan flee*
pertUly desire* a German-Ameri
can war, tort Germany daesnl want
to atort It for Japan’s beneBt and
Japan doesn't want to atort it far
Germany** benefit.
T i b a queer conflict o f interacts,
but a mighty nice one from tha
American alandpodnt**
t h u c ra o tr rr covwr
NINTH JUDICIAL CUM
T itn s t a t h o r n o t
AND r o a SEMINOLE c
in
c it t
or
u an po ju >, plo
municipal corporation, f
against deficiency.
( • U t ir ,
laar* moat. collar!*/
hale, green Mat. whole wheel
brrad. and mfflt ara some o t Um
good H u rm o f nicoUnk aril,
Uia R factor which prevents' pe|lagra.
p,*,
* ■
.. :.,
*• - ■
lane iago,
p , BHUah
British »o)dl«r«
»old(er« drank
lima JoIra (end- were dubbed
"llm er*") to. k m from having
•curry, and, eclentlvU kara toundeat, it m a tha Vitamin C ' In
thla Juke tkat pratoetod ,thnM
from tkla trouble. C nottfkhaa
tlauM and cantrAntoa la bmllky
teeth. rums and akin. U * foupd
In goodly amounts In CWrue, can*
taloupe*. radkha*. tomatoes. peppart, and green laaf* raaatokltaI>— the "fluneblne’* vitamin—
anablr« tha kodr to akaorb ea'dnnt and pkoaphorua from . food
and la naodad fo r ' normal tooth
and hona development. Tha com
bination o f Plorlda aotishlna and
a varied dk* can’t »m beaten at
a lourni o f tkla vitamin.
pr. French added a word about
food preparations "Lear nto cook
these food* ao Um •vitamin* will
not be destroyed or loat."
Th&^aat Insurance against food
deficiency troubles U to eat a*
mueh a vunety o f foods aa poa*
tibia and not' too much of any
on*. Tha homemaker who keens
Ibis ■ Idea * In mind will provide
bar family with such
dietary
Mods that irilvht otherwise bo
lacking.
A llttl*
Information
about good sources o f vita milts
should ba In tha mind <if evorva »" who plan* or prepares nsaho
, Vitamin A favor* growth, nor
mal vklou. and resistance to Infaction. Lnck nf It may result
In poor ‘ growth, bladdaratonas,
nlrht bllndne** and Infactiona
whkh show up first aa tors eyes
Baguio, summer capital of th«
and enlds. Good source* arc IIear, bn tier, eggs, milk, green Philippine Common'wsslth. U alt*
and fallow vegetable* and aprl- uated In. tha mountain* of North,
coin.
•m Luion Island at an altltnd*
Vitamin B*t oxldlte* sugar, of 6,000 feat. 1U tlU waa dis
whsts tha appetite and tonea tha
nervou* system. Low nf apnclite, covered In 1829 by a Spanish
constipation, and nervou* dI*ord raplorer whll* leading an aipc.
er* may re*ull from B -|. defi dll Ion to tha fabled Trinidad
ciency. Whole grulne, avocado*. Valley.
■"ni.'.umunr.'iiiMu;1
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Strickland Motors, Inc.
Sanford Bttlck Co.
Wight Bros. Co.
IN
Palmetto Ave.
Itonford. IT*.
81" " j f o l . '
V Beaferd, *1 *, \ *
IMS fleaford Are.
Beafaed. H *.
mcnoEHT o. 'racntPPje
imnneHT o.
c n iri
FKW. Third, JOHN & P,
HUUKItT
OANOEHPIEI
im niUNa sad J. B. J
and MAUDH
0
JACK!
lindsnls.
NOTtCM IN HH1NHNT DOM
.
PNOC*lUD1NUS
THE STATIC OP PLOIUDA
A LI, WHOM IT MAT CONCj
AND TO IIKIlBBitT (1 Cl
I’KN, nr., m i Tfaurndatn ,
nuc, Chicago, Illlneltj
HKHBEHT U. CIUPPEN,
Tnorndal* Avauua, Chicago,
nols;
"
II
CMIMOND CRtPPEN.
Ilvrbert O Crlppen. nr.
Tnorndal* Avenue. Chicago,
nalsi
II. PEN LET CnirPEN,
llsrherl -o Crppve,- Be.
ThernSale Avenue. Chicago,
" “ a LBERT
c d 1,'Vrbvrt
II. cniPPEN. II
(>. Crlppen. Or.
Tnorndal, Avenue, Chios go.
nolsi
JOHN II- PLEMINO.
wl
plsre *f residence le unhnt
ItOBEIIT DANOERP1ELD.
-Ptlsrabure. Plorldei
joe
iMcnniNa. pi, pet
burg, Plerldsj Ma I i Oc a JA
BOW. Saniece, Plerldei
J.
JACKSOH. Sealerd. Pier lie;
ell cither peril)*
Cue
* Inlareeted In the
wbb
leede
remieee berelnalier dneeH
au ere hereby netIIled that
CITT OP SANPOND, PLOlttU)
mnsMlpel carnoratloa. hae (lied
VItlnn In the CtreeH Coert
le Ninth Jwdlelel Circuit •(
aisle et Pier Ida. In and far it
■ele (-entity, fur the condemns
PLOW or parcel! of lead, sill
•r the lollowlne deeertned I
(
K
Math l*.lt
healaalaa.
Real Tta
ehafaa, Weet te
rarde • ( Narth
sSouth.
r t Henge
t v fIt i flael.
w M
<Beld
rURBBHED BULLS
. MACCLENNY, Apr. tft-(flp * rial)— Three purabrud Shorthorn
bulla war* brought Into . Bakar
county raeenUy to raplacc offtype bulla for breeding, accord.
Ing to County Agent Raymond
•
W e ’l l g i v e j o u
s b e tte r t n d e o n f o u r o ld c a r • . .
•
Y o u ’ l l g e t fl b e t t e r v t l u e
P r e fle n t l o w
p r i c e * , a m ’i la s t. S t o p
a n d t t y th e B I G G E S T
liirV. .ill ■
1
Q U A L IT Y
y e a n o f lo w - p r ie c v t l u i l
N E W
_________ _______
• b ig
1941 V O I D
w ith th e a o m t io o fil n e w R I D E . . .
W
TOUR CAR CAN HAVE
ln
e * * . B I G G E S T o f * a y c a r u e s r It s p r k e * > t b « c « r
F O R D ! '
'
In t o d s v ! S ee
B
Y o u ll w i
f , b l rl- , - 'U V. NA '* '.Jv'WdA.'V? 1
�■x
t • ••
Seminole County Produce*
More Fruit And Vegetable* Than Any
Similar Area In Florida
i~
.
Speaks Of Unity
Ule Force To Rea
lise Her Ambitions
’rieiidship With
U. §. Hindered
rorseninjr Of JapanR e-
Istkms h Unlikely
SAIGON.
Preach
In to '
gftwd I (M ow) ha« bog. over.
a ss fc js .;1* —
_ TOKYO.' Apr. U —(/P>—
Prwnhr Prince Fumlmnro
Mbnoye in a highly signifi
cant statement today reiter
ated Japan’s southward pol
icy. is “purely economic and
peaceful" and Insisted Japan
WBuId not use force to realise
,
Sidney Hillman, OPM leader
director, tell* the Houae military
affaire commjttee that the de
fense crisis hat brought about a
“ growing sense of understanding
and cooperation between labor
and management,” The commit
tee la conducting an Inquiry into
the deft nee program.
Sanford Chosen
.R elo ca tio n For
,ffhMiiCnft Che*
Senate Delays
Acting Upon
Use Red Sea Defense Bills
Will Assist In
‘Britain’ Benefit
• 1 egleanatre* from Campbell.
Lsaofag Post No. • ( g ill assist
tha BUndl*«-for-Britain Club In
atagtag a beaofit bridge and
bans* party Moaday night at the
R o W Mayfair, J**l 8. Field,
L agU * )• b h n n
lW l
NUMBER 191
Member Ajiaoclaled Press
visor of arts and craft* project*,
reviewed the sUpatioa7 with Ed
ward lllggBa • ysaUrtiay afternoon.
,
After making ■ survey of
conditions In Orlando, Daytona
Beach and Sanford the two N Y A
official* mad* their dsclatoA In
favor of Sanford on the bail* of
tha number of youth* available
for tho class, the apace for hous
ing, and tho Interest In Urn proj
ect shown here, Mr. „ Whitcomb
said last night.
The local N Y A office at tha
Court House Is new ready W ac
cept applications for the class
from youths between tha ages of
10 and H yoare and can accent
modal* about BO ■todenU. Work
In the da n ee will amount to Tl
hours a month and the ret* of
pay la I l i M far this period. R.
A. Good*jNWd‘ ha* stated.
•'
Work* o l art made during the
regular work Hried with mate
r ia l furnished by.th e governmen I remain tha prepsrty e f the
N Y A sffleu bat say
product*
computed on the Urn* o f the in-
ritish Establish Contact
With Nazi Army In Greece
Gulf Of Aden Is A l House Meets For -Se
so Opened To Amer
ven Minutes, Then
ican Shipping By
Quits Fbr Weekend:
Presidential O r d e r
Procedure Argued
WA8HINGTON, Apr. U —(A )
—President Roosevelt today operi
od the. Red Sea and the Calf of
Aden to American veaatla, which
win be permitted to ga all the
way to the Suet Canal, alnce
Egypt la neutral territory.
While Amcrlcen veaeela are net
permitted under the Neutrality
Act to carry war luppUea to the
belligerent*, the President made
11 clear that cmrgoee declined for
a neutral country eoahl U tar.
r W . »P the Red .Sea and Urn
Gulf o f Aden.
‘ The Army threw a dock of
■aerrey over all military activity
In offshore b u n and poaaoaaWna
yesterday aa American protec
tion for Greenland waa announced.
I Uodenecretary of War PaU
tanon dlacloeed a new official
regulation claaalng aa confiden
tial at) Information regarding the
atrength o f troop* cent to Amer
ican oversea* point*, the Identity
o f specific unit*, or Information
which In any way might reveal
the atrength and character o f the
garrisons.
Tha War Department decided,
official! explained, that the In
formation ‘'would be detrimental
to national defeme, and o f da
finite intereit to foreign Intelli
gence aervlree." while poaeeailnf
little value to the American pah.
lie.
The new reguletten
Involve*,
(•on involve*,
censorship af
n Hawaii, the
nal Bout, or
r ‘ Important
eh a* la fa-
TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 11—(A*)
—The Legislature met today dc•plte (he Good Friday holiday
tut neither houae added material
ly to the
first ------- record— ----breaking achievements. The Houie
met for only aeven minute*, and
then adjourned over the weekend.
The Senate became embroiled
In a bitter dispute over rulre daalgned to spaed procedure and
postponed until next week action
on (he defense Lille end salary
regulation already put through
the House.
^blaw ln * o f the Communist
Party,
the
German-American
bund “ and all organisations who
mek to overthrow the ______
governjrjent" waa proposed In a l|r>u>e
bill introduced yesterday by Rep
resentative Perry, Sarasota roun
It would claetlfy as a felony
the advocacy of “ criminal epar
chy. criminal Communism, crim
inal Naillsm, or criminal Fas.
eitm.”
Perry proposed penalties
of
Imprisonment up to 10 years or
fine up to (10,000 for violations.
He also Introduced a prrst con
fidence bill presiding that pub
lishers and emptoyrs shall lint
be required to reveal source* of
Information.
An interest rate of 0 percent
a year on Inetallment loam up
to (1&00 win proposed by Stew,
art, Hendry county. The Interest
would be deducted at the lime of
tin loan by Slate or national
banka, or trust companies.
A group o f represent*lives
algned a Mil requiring the State
Road Department to take over.
maintain and construct municipal
street* and brldgkt that are cou
nseling links In tha .Btal* high,
way system. Governor Holland
h,‘
J^egion Members
APRIL 11.
. ji------- 1 iiiaMM
ation Is
ese-American
*
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
Batsbiiahtd fat ItO f
all military infi
to a bail on
laid. This falls
Oration*.
subject
Banks, Schools Close
For Religious Holiday
Good Friday, sad Bssslnole Coun
ty ochoola alas remained closed
throughout (hs day.
Good Friday aaivhai wore con.
con
ducted from I l i M rtlosk noon
until 1 4 0 P. M. at the
th* Holy
Grata Episcopal ChUTSb with the
RL Rev, John D. Wing, bishop
o f Sooth Florida, as th# spssksr.
Governor Hblland Issued a Pro
clamation yesterday asking Flor
ida mershabta and kurinau men
Other bUli fatetudsd:
Andrew*,
Madison county
tax of one-half percent upon thr
total gioe* receipt* ef
chain*
operating retell store*.
8 trey born. Lee county—Creat
ing eoudty delinquent lend t-oard*
to handla sale of lux delinquent
Orsrstreet. Dad* county — Au.
thorislng *n extra day of racing
at hora* and dog track* for the
benefit o f charitable Institution,
11*11*. Escambia county—A'»iltshlng Um Slate Board of Utuuly
Culture Examiner*.
Luckie, Duval county— Prohib
iting propaganda Inciting race,
color or religious hatred.
Holt, Dad* county, and Levity.
Orange county—Reenacting the
emergency aeventh cent of the
gasoline tax, and continuing the
it divialon of revenue Le
the State and the public
Mrs. Howard, 90,
1b Given Dinner
ajrs.’s a p rv - On Her Birthday
»thee* ihour*."
s * r t s
Yeaterday waa Just Apr. to ta
Yugofllav Fleet
John England's
VICHY,
Apr.
- 11 —W V -
■may people, hut la Mrs. Robert*
Howard. Mother of Mr*. Waller*
W. Wright o f l i l t MellonvIUe
Avtnoe. It woe o momentous oe.
caalott. Mrs. Howard had her
•0th birthday reotordog,
SUB **tiva doeplte her yean.
Mr*. Howard pvt In a busy day.
as eaUare cams W to v b k her
read bsalth and “ many more of
*#s l " aad floware and gifts ar
rived by mall and
Laat night aha was the bonand guest at a famlly dinner
ohleb her • hlldreti. rrend, red (tree
, Other euLof-iown |
My. and Mrs. K. W.
Awgmsta, O s. Mrs. 1
eral Motors
ts Threat Of
orkers Strike
;s Dewey, Labor
Concil iator, Secs
Etui Of Ford F urs
DifTHOIT. Apr. I I — (A P )
—Governor Murray D. Van
W a r aner announced today
that the official* of
the
Fare Molar Company and of
th e ll’ nltrd Automobile Worki n j (C.I.O.) had reached an
aerfement settling the 10dajfold strike at the Rouge
[So.
1IINGTON. Apr. II -<JPi
l-ahnr Depertinent received
Icvley of ■ threatened C..
1. 0,|*utn workers strike In the
plant* nf the Grnrrct
Motors
Corporation, and Immediately ordatum Federal Cimclllatof James
F, Dsu-rv Into action to avert a
work ilnppi.gr ljirge defense or.
d*tU?Srr involved
Tkt ror|>or*lli>ii -aid the union
MTVtd notice that it intended to
tahg strike action if current rou.
tlUCt 'Bcgatialon, did not bring
*n agrerim-nl I y Apr. 'JO
In lielnilt. Deary sold he exS Sted to complete settlement of
S United Automobile 'Workers
C. 1. G. strike at the Ford Motor
Flau\ before nightfall.
one point of difference
the agreement
which
permit the return of about
workers lo Job* in many
10 Are Injured In
furnace Explosion
■I,J
1
'
xm
WtHxlwartl Iron Comt>M)r Mini
furnace * «■ »haticrrd today In
an eiploBlon lieartl 10 mllot, and
firwt re|K»rl* ••aid at le n t
It)
yt'i Nona were aertaunly injured.
Hirmlnyhem
police
ordcreil
every available ambulance to ti.o
juiuit, fit the heart of a heavy
imhi* l|-1mI area.
A police radio car told head*
<|iinrtara lirra the injured being
n movcd from the plant *‘ar« to
black from burna you cant tell
n hi ther they are whiten or neg*
rucR
f he caimr of the rxjiluMon
not ettatlinhiHl
RETURN
wbi
Decisive Bid tie Be
tween Two Forces
Thought Developing
In Northern Area
Nazi Balkan OrfcnaivcM
Serbian Army Is
Said ‘Destroyed’
,/ N U N
LJUBLJANA
Fierce Fighting Is
Still In ProgrcHH
On Southern Front
III MV P i: ST. Hungary,
Apr. II -- ( VIM— The Hun.
*rin* marrhrd "Into
Vurohlinip IinU i In reclaim
territory litet in thr World
War, Thr lluuiiarian nation
waa Infiirmol
by
momlny
in WF*|iMprr<i which rarrlrd •
ptifflnfnpHiin of rnirnt Ad*
w*!ra| Nicholaw lit.r(In u iin v
thi>* dr|i His n "national
dot) **
C A V A J tV O
\
t
•
PODGOAt CA
O STAM v
Parian
u '0 0 . N
’r I ......
II r I t i nll
»•**%•
rxiX'diliDlinry
lr.wi|m u t'iv ri’ip'i'totl lu ln v lo
lint i’
'I'ttulilj-licil
routuct”
" i i l i A d o lf Iliilo f M l.liu k rlctf
titwtiliT-. m um thorn G reece
m N ii /i iinn/.ci' inliimnn cut
cli’iti' tn'rri*u lim ,i Vugnslnvia
In lliri'iilon Grpoci'
from
u
H r" tin eel inn
Hie iiortliwuril.
Tin* l.oiiibni
nnlio
sitltl
4■ft i(inn fulcra wen' Milvancifitf#
into tlo Vvr’i.ni kingdom thnuftlt
1111111j yap m \ ugonlavia at the
mu del■
„ itlid i* dd ii ive but tie be*
tu ecii Ihr Hi KInIi mid ( iermana
Hppaiihtlv wtih
tlcv Hoping
In
thiFi hd’lnr
Airow* Indicate sectoi, where the Germans have unleashes
llerlin loportiil meanwhile tht
concentrated offensives: I — Toward 7.*greh. if Toward Helgie.le Ht'ib hi my in MHtthrrn Yug« »Uvla
from Hungary, 3— Towsid N i, from Uulguna, l —Toward Skujilj., was “ di'-lroyed.'' mul that Null
ccommanding the Vsrdar Valley. f>— T n sm l Strum* VtUrj, i i < I'tiltimn< plunguig northward itward lirlgind.' fiom NI, “ are in
Hue. A N**l rolung, In reported t<i have cut tlivtioyh I in oca close twtreu)|."
B^Tt
to illfa Atfctmn, aepAtutll^r Greece from Tupkc.
IVFvmSt, re |inrli» TUTfTl
giiith jiw i i|i|uri*il, hut lb* Grr*
nmn Hii’ h Comnmnrtp cominunlqu#
wftiill imlnutc ilmt the lioTiib*
kmnlii'.l Ynifuilnv cmpi ( a I Ih illH
hnhlinu ..ni
TinI Set nmn*
nr knowl«*d|r*d
f
, f l i t t n m f» iII m prorrFNt
...iiihnn Yiiu- mI* v front*
iff fifth column uprUlns
11
wrpnml min who
promi
linfcncntlcfil
io>* (non* tlmn onr-fourth
Y uifn-hivifi
l«*t
nlfht
n
h
n r -vt r ihr i f ont mu r*nl“
i / . « . ! . f,i f In *.t rntftn nr.
fmiirv of rhrrrmiT
MtllSPC
A
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ii
Cowan And Wolfe County Asks Bids
Tie For Highest On $70,000 Bonds
Score At Shoot For New Hospital
Good Attendance I Sale I Scheduled To
Reported At Week
Be Meld Suturduy
ly Match Of Club
Aflernodn At .'1:00
TO ENCI.AND
Jimmie
Conan and Jasper
Wolfe of Howry tied for high
LONDON, ~ A p r " lu - (/Pi — honors with sron-s of PU on thr
Fo-e|gn Secretary Eden and Gen pistol rangr
at
the
regular
eral Dill, chief of the Brill,h weekly shoot of the Hemlnoti
imperial general staff, have ir
Gun cluh. it was announced to
turned to England, it
learned day by Ned Smith, secretary
yriterday.
Good wealhrr brought nut one
r
---------of thr largaal atlrmlanrra in aev.
eral month*. Two new mrmliera,
Harry William,, of the Winter
Park Polire
Department.
wnd
Yesterday's Identity was VV,
Jim Allenby, a merchant from
G Boss, Stale Department of
Orlando, Joined thr Gun Club >c».
terday, and a nunibti of visitors
Agriculture.
also attended.
Thursday night, yuu were
Standard
Amrriran
targets
out *1 the baseball game be.
were used inileud of th* Police
mg played between two Col
" L " targets for llie first time
ored team* at the Municipal
in several weeks The score* were
11*11 Park. You were dressed
aa follows:
ill blue trousers, light blue
A. C. Yonally. l»G. Itoy WIG
shlyt, dark grey sweater, dark
llama, 04l William llrooker, V.A;
sox and brown leather slip
Jim Webb. V2i 11 Williams. 01;
per*. You sat In th* first seat
and J. A. Howard, U0. Other* who
of the first row, mmoking a
fired Included Mr. Kmitli.
leu
eigar In evident enjoyment
Butncr, J. T. Hardy. IV. J. Chaaand. seemed lo be having a
teln and Alas Johnson.
rood time, watching the antics
Th# new &0 yard rlfl# rangr
of tbs player*. You got a
was used, and
thr
following
particularly W “ kick" out of
score* ware turned In: Mr. Dutthe homo run knocked over the
nar, 97; C. E. McNIai row. PC, and
left field fence In thu first
George Cook, 63.
Inning.
Vliltora Including II W, prlrstcr, o f th# L i t , Butter Stair
Identify yourself
at
Highway Patrol, Clark Weaver of
Herald • office
before your I Orlando, Ralph Johnson, son of
name appears In tbl* column
Alas Johnson, and Ernest Me.
tomorrow and receive two free
CalL
ticket* to soo “ Andy Hardr's
Private Secretary*' with Mle.
WAS THIS YOU?
LQCAL WEATHER
Partly cloudy tonight and Sat
urday: possibly scattered showers
la Urn extreme south portion.
Program Receives Jolt When
ig Officer Has Autd Accident
Yard eellkUd. Th# right fmvdsi
o f the Army truck was damered
and Us rear fender of Hollo
wav'# say was bent.
Wsrir in the immediate vleint
SrmiiinU1 f ’miuK
Imill I i»snr
ha|||
.....
I »> ■oft
flair
1,v t.t'w
*r CMinl i ll V nf
p-ifinliillnn v u wci . i ;» mi no
nircUnnitFil
,M t 11 *
Mtrrrvnlrr
hy
,
ijn i**liht»p." who W ffl
o
m nun
Im
morrm' mfirm turn ut in (Hi o'» l»>t K
• t Ihr ('mirt U«iU"r fitr (*i»nalnii'.
lion of Um* |>rojm“c«| Count>
pltill, f>. I* Hiflnlmi, Clerk nf Um
Hnnnl nf 1 ntiiitv Cn!iilill^‘'H*lH'l>.
••Midi tinlll)
Till' htiinl
lift 111 lldUlMUIIh,
llojnr nf fJ.IHMI n.imI i ftrrv ,iii in
trri'at mil1 nf t
I i.\
iin« Zsi r rrli railio
mi
„• i,.mi <>f Yugoslavia'*
,. ........ .
Vu r
Mali In k
u , ,n, uni.
I'.cmler
mid Dr.
< mat
na
il ll.gli
I nmmal.d
mi IIiinmunique #fi*
.« lit* I*mmf
In ii ftirihnniil Jr*Nill’ll bv Ml
Hrriiilnii rrlatlYf’ In Um* 1ninl »t
Mic, (lie kDiIiI>* finiinrnil
tiuu nf Hi'iniimln County
rninll
dm-
ih
CU»Ad'<!.
MT)u» County Iiuh one
tin*
IiiomI rnvliililo ntnrdfi of
ilcbt
jicrfcirmimrc of i»uy movci nim iitnl
unit in Hnmlu,*' Ihr ulMtcim ol
ik'clun-H, "in Unit it Iimh never
Jcfnultnl In tin fotyment of in.
t e m i t iliii? on fomi I ntnl l»ri*lMc
IninliN n<iidI vtilb Um iixr*‘|ilioii ,1
ii
tiTlinirul
ikfiitilt
In I
1031, they have never fwllctl In!
|my roi.(l nn.l hridgr
prim ir
liroadcnNl SyHlein la
Ilist ailed By Church
broadcast ayatem, to
>i |,ln> Ing sacred ra. b,)- p.-t ta-rn installed by
tb, I .. . ll n p . .at t'hurrh, Dr. W.
I* lirm.ks pastor, -aid today.
J In- ip w nl lurhmrlit la part of
lb. Itt.t.f'il i i M criwpL l.rr man.orl « I '" " " 'I
It w iilanncil bv Ihr t-hurch
u.ily Ihr hr"< available
i, I r,Tnf.Is, rspcnally chime*
Lhtl In Its, III Jlrm.ks said. The
iitnadrasl ran hr hrard
for
nrti'llll liiucks
(III
l.astrr .Hiiinlay hroadcaate
will l.r given at V: I & A. M . at
III If, A ,\l at 7;DU I*. M„ and
i. 7,tr. P M
lifiirr thry were I
maturities ut
due.
"Semi..oh' t •..inly dm s mil
have any la*.ids utlicr li.an ri.sd
ami liridge Im.ds in tin- amount
of |li ,0111!,000,"
thr
atalemi'iit
suys. " ] hnsi I,find- were refund.,I
Ba uf Jal. I.
IP II, Ne.nlnolc
County ilocs not l.avr any float
ing or unruiundrd iletit, all f.bll*
gatluna laing paid monthly "
The bonds are issued In nrcurds nee with It.e general laws
of the Ht«tr of Florida relative
to th* Btet* of Florida rclatl'c
county, and umirr special author!,
ty of chapter lHHfil, law* of
Florid*, acta of 1637. especially
conferring upon Seminole Courtty tha authority to erect and
maintain a public county hospital
and th* authority to i**u* bonds Ing tonight. Member* are rs*
qucitetl to attend.
for It.
Validated by flnul decree of th*
Carl V. Brumback. nf Oxford.
Circuit Court on Feb. 11, th*
bond* ware approved In an elec Fla, and Ml** Marian Nrila Kg*.
tion held Nav.vB, 1938, when 1- Tear, of Sanford, were laeuad a
marriage llccni* at tho Court
837 favored the bonds and
Houae yesterday.
opposed th* laaua.
____
City News Briefs
Hungarian Army To
Enter Yugoslavia
A demonstration of canning bn
tin containers will bo given at
the Osteen canning kitchen Tvauday afternoon at lilO o'clock k *
ft- C. Hall, who will also *s ri
nomure eookere o f thooa attsa#»
Ing the masting, aceordlng I * «
•utter received from Mrs. Gladyg,
KtvuUlt, dtmontinUon i m l V
Voiu.i* copaty, by m J T I W K
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The Sanford Herald, April 10, 1941
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LongWood
Match Of 8 Beat Greyhounds On
Tonight U Dothy night! CaJor.
ful, thrilling Derby night whan
Um tight host graybonnds of th.
Sanford.Orlando Kanntl Club
matched In a grotlfng
id
Tonigh ts Entriei
;!v i t i'r M ia ' Against Tar Nine
ret lire hurlort for the SanSeminole* twill so* eomi
it in game* this wash against
ns College and ths DaLand
Hate, Joo Whitlock said this
> definite date has boon
tho Rolllna gams hut ths
i with the Rod Mate la to be
Dougherty will probably
i« action In Ihs g*m*
TU B B U T 1M
tlQUORS
WINES _
agolnat Rollins to
ho jlsyed
oomotlmo thlo week, l i t ha* Imn
working with tho . Rolllna nlno
whllo coaching the high schftl
team at Winter Park during Iha
training reason, Rookie pitchers
are agree ted to bs used In lh<*
game to giro them a chance to
show what they hare on the ball.
Tho gtftic here Friday may
indicate tha real strength of Iha
local team alnra Whitlock reports
to place tho first line mm In tho
nine positions. Frank Hudson Is
expected* ta aw some action on
Iha mound along with Krill**,
another smerlsnesd pitcher.
Manager Whitlock Is at IIt shift,
tng tho plaooa In the Infield and
hasn’t made any definite docb
•Iona shout tha men In any of
tha positions. Two pitcher* mnu
reme out of ihs rookie ranks and
ths manager Is gielng them all a
chanro to-show their stuff in the
prsvicason game*.
MIXED ROWLING
SCHEDULE
TUESDAY
Carrnwa/ Agency vs. Harry'* H i
ijuor Store.
WEDNESDAY
,
Orest Southern r*. Wert Jrwrlry
THURSDAY
Pregresslrs I’rts* vs. Dlir* Pack*
sge Btore,
______
f i t a *»ro u p a a w n
A staunch Calhctlr nallnn, ths
Philippine Commonwealth has an
estimated 810,000 pagans among
Ha population of 18,000.000.
Dorothy Powell la riled fourth
tanking badminton player In thu
■into for tho coming badminton
tournament achedulcd to bo play*
od hare Mar I8.IT. according to
tba calculation! of Mlao Elaanor
Mon lion, tournament director, on
the bails of Iha records of tho
first annual tourney held at
Miami Inst year.
In th« men's single* group,
four Miami players taka tan
ssadsd plaess ranking from fln t
to fourth, In ths older of tbolr'
ranking they are Staatey Tlntar,
Austin Younts, Joo Downs and
Jerry Toms. Franks White, of
Jacksonrills, U tho top Phirer
In the womsn'a slnglte brnekot
'and heads Jans Sialtn and Mlsa
lack Is Ayer, both of Miami Bosch.
In tha men * double* play, Um
honor*
an
dlvidrd between
Miami and JacksonrtJI* .with the
two Miami trams rated first
ind second according to the relult* of ths tourney last year. J-
Tha two Jacksonville team* In
Ihtir order of rank are ItarttafInn Darly and Rill Barfield, Rod
W. E. "Tad" Arnold and Bab
Dew, Jr.
Miami and Miami Deach teams
tab* all of the four seeded plans
in tbs women's double* with
Jsn* Smith and Bobby LaPan of
Miami Reach, the favorite*. Sec
ond seeded team la Marian Wood
and Glngvr Runnel of Um aame
address. Miami
producea the
third ranking team of Mkkay
Cobb and Bern*ten Stamford
while ths fourth seeded roupla are
darker Ayr* and Elite Muter of
Miami Reach.
Franks While, first ranking
women's single* player, teams
with Lae CuTley, of Jacksonville,
ta rank fln t In th* mixed doubles
p. From Miami cornea Ginger
ncl to team with Dr. I.
Swaria of Miami Reach, a* Um
second ranking learn in Um
w"l‘ n ^ . WOrt^d*8on
Stetson Nettenf
Down Mercer 5-2
a paii of aop
W, Tarpon Inc’s gnat aptad
th* outright favorite.
s n iu n , Apr, n — — D »k
son’s tennis team defeated Her.
ear University hare Monday, I J ,
as Um Halters .urea'all tha sin.
gtau admits' and Iha Dears cap
chance to aeeare what twypensd tured both doubles matches.
Tho summary:
Single*—George Slayton, Stet
son, defeated . Gbariss
Evans,
Mercer, 14. 70.
Billy Daria, Stetson, defeated
A ll kind* o f , attendance and
f « S t Louis
finite festivals are agpected to
b* broken. despite th* /net that
-fib Brown, Stetson, defeated!
no on* but squat Tinny has ewes BUI Yarbrough, *.7. M , 8.1.
the faintest Mag ha’ll either test
Stsntoa Rathburn. Stetson, do.
»hs. fall I I rounds or win the fsated Sam Lows, U , 8-1.
fight
Doubles — Evans and Yar
Mlk- Jacob*. ths New York Im brough, Mercer, defeated Slayton
presario who Is eo-promoting this and Harold Smith, Stetson, BM,
fuss with Tom Packs, joyfully as. TJ.
tlmataa there will ho more than
McCowcn and Nelson, Mercer,
10,004 fan* on hand far the par* defeated Dirts and Porta, 8-10,
re. and they'll pay n total of
IBI.OOA. U * ta now, the preview*
hteh for S t Lmte was KU in
.SELL BOND ISSUE
1114. when 18.180 •- austosa-c*
coniribated $«gjmn to, re* tha
PAHOKEE, Apr. 8 — (Spec 1*11
local unrolling o f Frleno Care ere.
—Patentee city council ha* soM
Its is m of $.111,000 In city hall
i.
» Glad
mat Park, Can
Track official! predicted
Onhd Son, winner o f I I r
during tho regular ocaoon, *
it
R M w s t t s ir tiii
10JO o'clock (EBT) In tie
fc S J ftfS f Se F ss
s g a ^ aa.
longer route* hato simply I
too derestaUngly good to dl
M, U.
BOO.** **■-
hut th* brilliance of th# other
th—* has clouded thalr ability.
Sanford. Orlando kennel rtnh
ha* only three more night* left
to run. Starling ttm* for the—
nlwh's will b* Um u«ual 8:18
o'clock nost time at ths Lon*wood nlsnt.
midway bs’weei
U*o»ord and Orlando on U. B.
Highway 17.
'________
rrtD HACB—Tuturll/
MUf Tricky J H W l
Ki«* c «
—- a * I
use About O il I I
Mllr iTrlrky lit * .
ku*
t.t*.
I
*.
Cv axe. i.in o n t
Game Scheduled
Thursday Nigh)
.
Fall. Using the Notre D a w ays*
tom the plays are expected to
hreak from tha **1", a good eat
up for running team*, McLaeat
nM,
tetter Add—*so*t lo A—a p-n,rvlser U W. R»H«n. Jr™ Ro~n
H. Old Court llmts*. Orlando,
will got o p—mpt rroly. rt*Wnr
••Us* In Um . Area ore bidding
for th- n reW t hat It Is tottered
’ bst Sanford h«s enough vo«n*
" * d e to fill th* nnota If ttwy
will ayi at «n—. Any,youth with:n reach of the rretert or wire
■cn secure treiupertatlen to and
from the work center, may so
oty for assignment, Should |h*
tall uueta ho as*A* up. ar a euf-
, Arts and rrafts of.ths Nation,
d Youth Administration ta sop.
Mrtad .er sponsored hv th* Stats
Agricultural Beard, with th* eb.
tsoUre »f. developing us* s f Flor
ida malarial ana alas dm leptag
tateat s f yeung psopla who hare
tkasra art ar arUati* manusl an*
dravnr as a supporting vocation.
Th* results clrasnr abtalnad bare
preren that many ssgl acted sc
eres-lsolnd natural materials of
Um Stats can he conrertad Into
rsJuaMo rammsretsl
products,
snd officiate of ths Stats Agri.
cslUral MarhsUag Board are
greatly ptearad w ith: what tea*
m
MfMHuHiinti
respm
wpniw prew
wrnijManmm^ in
ram 'tlbrii thort
ww
A nr* jo ha»rhalt game between
th* llom.trsd Greys, throe time*
winners of ths N a m Nalteaal
Usgus Pennant, and tbs Cuban
Stars of Havana, now so tour
of th* United Stats*, will bs
played Thursday night at th*
Banford Ball Park at B ill
o'clock.
Both tram* are members of Um
S K M J W ? i ’l.5:
Newark Baglas, New Yerk Week
Yanks**, Baltimore
and ths Toledo C n i
Th* Cuban Stan
greup sf rarer* sf
Is*tin* ta visit ta* 1
Uw first haring c m
During that period
playtd In every otatt
end In Canada, th*
Ontario and Quebec-
•uSr'oSnr.JS,
1*Mta and '
rTknw-w
^
. ---- -- --
V'
.
Still looking for passers and
kickrre far tka team the coach
la concentrating on a coapla of
tba boys but no great proepacta
hays turned up got, A few .aw n
players are expected oat tala
week and will bs issued uniforms
for Um rough work.
;• t
The coach said again that ha
could not teR bow tha boys would
look until he M l ta t them
thiwRh n period o f contact work.
Right now bs I* looking to are
how the tvrys r-*i "l*k* 1L" LsL
c- *n the w t'. he ,aay bs abls
t j mss* soins comment tn_ tho
indlrldual pUyers but would
make no statement this monring.
I L MONTHS
TO MAKE A PAIR
m SLACKS
Sanford May Got
State NYA Arts,
Last Night’s Results Crafts Project
C
$5.00 to $5.50
*
a w iy o f
«oope that make
able for active
formal dress, f t
fortable in the
and •leg—yet
di
. m
•
■
�>
And Water Transportation
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway
Sanford |a The Only Central
SANTORO, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL
9,
1941
NUMBER 189
Member Associated Press
IrWaders Take Salonika
-------- ------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------......................—
British Troops
Take Important
African Seaport
Serbia In Southern
Yugoslavia Said On
Verge Of Collapse
c a I r o , Apr.
0—<0)— British
troop* hare occupied Maaaau, the
chief teaport of Erltraa, In rlr.
toalljr ■ complete coaqueet of
Italian Seat Africa, the Middle
Eaet Command announced today.
With the fall of Maama, the
ItalUna hart boon routed from
all their main betee along the
Red Sea and Indian Ocean c e tili
and the caplUle o f Mussolini's
three Kami African colonic* (r e In
Brltteb hand*.
The iw lft eaatarerd puah of
Axle fo r m In North Africa be
yond the preoccupied Libyan port
of Dema overehndowed In mili
tary circlet leal night the Italien
land -opermtiana In Yugoslavia
whlqh dispatches called muor pa-
WASHINGTON. A nr. » _
I D — Italy today demanded
» recan M (he Aacerkea
■ktaat mlBUry attache U
• ta nppmeal reprisal
V. B. acUaa la fordo*
withdrawal eg the lu i.
naral attache from thia
Italian troops continued to
IroaM the U. S. Embassy to
day as rumors circulated tu t
MuuoUnl might recall hie
ambassador to Washington
because of tho "gequestrudioan> of Italian ahlpe 1in
I.ON HON. Apr. * _ ( A P )
— Prime Minister
Churrhlll
lolil Itillain
tuday o f
tho
f r * w r&lent nf Germtny'a
a d v a n c e through f l r w e and
warned ltu**la that the N a il
drl*e la heading her way. Ha
announced
there were inereaainx sign, the Germeau |. .ill
Riflt '
Ji
•"■Id pounce am
on mg
the W
w hu
laud, nf RuuJC* Ukraine.
-„ r,.wm
T
..............
.
,.|**»#<*•' iwffi t*vtrr
A ib occupation of Tobruk, 100
mike eeit of Dame and only 78
miles from the Egyptian fron
tier. unofficially wee reported to
be immlhent.
l
Sheppard
of
•a4 CongroM in
r and aponaor of
rahSUUon a mend-
The men end guns o f tha -Vugoalav artillery are good.
The rouptry haa plenty of these touch soldier*, but nu sur
plus of guns or ammunltlnn. Honrs and donkeys can haul the
Foreign military experts as
sumed that British Ganaral Wa
re!! bed decided to abandon east
ern Libya and concentrate on the
Balkans, counting on tha Intafias
neat o f the waterleee desert and
rear guard actions to koap A l b
forces, from penetrating far Into
CmiJ Vin*nii of Uikorito* rhllr*
Whet pert Renfi-rd It playing
man *>f tho Houbo Naval Affair*
In the national defense program
Coirtni Ilin , has nnnounced that
Was described today by Air* tho new f*4,;i!n.ooo atrnort at
Johnson, vocational InMraarter at Mac--ri will tw named for the
' J*. Caihraa .at
Banjaoln High fkhdhl. who apok* U M liw il.
at the weekly luncheon mrit.tig ('armlln, (in, m first rfUimfi nf
o f the Kiwanl* Club nt 1 ho Val Mta. VV I. M»ttdf»raiitire and jnlin
l» C'nrliran
Bmifnrd
des Hotel.
Lind Cm in an w rn the only
Mr. Johnson cited the pro cm | <M'i»i|>i,t A tiny Atr Cor pa fli^r
ploymart training rlsaaca el bun- I kdlrd in aoijim dnrlriu llie VVrfld
Inolt High School, the Fulur" j War. Hr i*i\t In* life* in f n n e i
Farmer! of America ectivllics, •»n Or! 10.
\klille An v inn
and tha CAA courac In flying v* »lh tli" Cltrhth Aero Squndioii
which waa glrrn here recently
The Maron «npnff, kvhrn run
aa this city's share in Ihr prcp.n
Ilifted ■I**up ,1mto* I. vi ill h*' thr
adneaa program
innt for mi w11 corps
flylrif
Howard Long, who liad char pc
■lined iirrMfiMidN t (tic 2,000 offi.
of tha program with M J l.nilgc. h i i and loo Mir rmpt irmlfta
Introduced Mr. Johnson, n jm i
\t 1|h* 11iio' lio* Coiled Male*
ha doubted If "any man In <•" -rdcrrd lli«* World War Lieut
county ha» done a*
much In • orhran Wi- « mmihh Nt fhe Cldc
bringing young bnya Into man \<r«lty of (ienrifla lie left tho
hood."
iinkversity and voluntiemt for
Ed Randall, aernnd vlre pi *
m rvlrc, irning In the fimt of ft(dent, presided at Ihe meet Ire • 'rh If ninn in' rump nl Fort Ml .
and songe were led hy Dr. W H I hrnan A* the end uf m threeGarner.
Speaking of the CAA rourac. ... nil.* training iiernwl lie waa
riven a roinmiaanm «•
v firal
Mr. Johnson said » Intel « f * '
were enrolled In the cla**, 3 1 lieutenant in the intimity lirauch
completed It, end fl»e rern • I He eppltnt fur thi* wvlatinn arc.
tmn and after ret riving training
their pilot licenses.
*1 Austin. T®« . wrnt ovrraeaa
" I f each community could pm
i Mr. Cnrhran 1« iniriiger nf a
Centime* On P m T » , l
i'lggty Wigglv at me nil Nanfiird
Vvenue Ills slater, Mia Kluudrn1mire, lives at Mlh Klin Avenue.
rcacs
Italian* noted that It took the
British six day* to capture per-
a
Three Hanford raeldanl
H. Btvnetroid, Mra.
cle, John Chrtitopher Btenetrnm,
who died Monday.
Born In CRttteaborg. 8w#4«".
Mr. Stenctnm eras f l yinid . e g
on Mar. I I . Ha cants U Sanford
W year* ego. and mewed about
*0 toore U U rto WanehuU, where
hla boyhood dgps In Wtaatritla.
a hamlet o f thsjwsndy Texas Mila
where, ho aald,* aalooaai ware ee
abundant that "Vrary. Saturday
waa a ahairtbtea." ’
J
It waa hare on May* • » . UTB,
that ho was born In Ota then
pioneer country of o u t Thxae.
A l a repraeenUtlra Mid later
as a aanal ori he « u deeUned to
lead In many UgtslaUra tattles.
He w u a stalwart In tho fight
for woman's euffrage, and hla
w u tba co-authorahlp of matarfOeatiews* ea Fame Wear)
Purchase Of Danish
Ships Is Proposed
WASHINGTON, Apr. I —(4F)Prerident Rocssrait
anaeunced
Plane Ttaaday to purchase 39
Danieh merchant ahlpe new In
“ protsetira custody" In thie coun
try and indicated the goweroment
might acquire by forfait are the
M Axle ceeeeli mixed hecanee of
The Danish ahlpe, aggTagntJng
more than *00,000 tens, are ex.
parted to go Into the “ hrldr»
of ahlpe” promteed to Great Brilain (o s u p American wsr typa
plies muring acreu the Atlantic.
T O ® YOU?
wna mating at
front,
iroro rea
te reported
la the Yu-
Draft Board Seeks
496 Replacemei
ST. A U G U S T !**, Apr. S - W )
— Florida a* leetit* am ice head
quarter* Tuesday sight announced
a special rail for 404 Whits train,
ess ns replacement* for men re
jected from prerkne anils In phy
sical examination*^ eenducted af
ter they reached Camp Blending.
Brig. Owe. Vtrian CaUtns, state
dimeter, as Id tha greater part
of thp rsjsctlon* were because
of dsfaettra teeth, and as a re.
suit, dentists reseat!/ were apHjraicbna In
jH fc | ln »U e i».,
iiv |i cslkd on to
supply 04 repW amanU,
Dural
oatjr 41 and HUltherongk coun. W. N o rep Inramar te were
called fltnai B B S s , Highland a.
Manatee, , Monroe *T Semin ala
counties._________'
British Belittle
Salonika’s Value
LONDON, Apr. 9 —« * l - Rrlt
Ish aourcea leal lilghl brill tied
the value of flaltmlka, Grecimi
debarkation point of the Impel i.
al eapedlUonary force
in
the
alkane, in a declaration which
mlgkt Indicate the British .Greek
Ha e i s t a k e t o w n
forces will make their main stand
LONDON, Ayr, » — < *)— The against tha N eil punier divisionsN i e w r o t t . Apr. • - m A reenrrenco o f war nervae hit British new* ageacy, Rsate.-v behind the Vardar Rleer.
•ttaks. tandc and many
com- mid early today a dbpatek from
British military aourcae, ad.
Franca, mlUedly In the dark aa to Balkan
madllles Tmadip and prims spun
German strategy, conceded, however, that
BP the Dmn- If Germany ha* raptured Skoplje.
‘
Bulgarian Yugoslavia," the situation In Yu.
ssupkad a gealavla might be unfavorable.'*
aid* nf the
These source* said that If
Bkoplk. key to U>* historic Var
dar Valley roots o f conqurst, bed
fallen as the Naaia rlalmed, “ any
man's gasaa la aa good as a
olhar'a" as ts Allied defense
War Nerves Again
Hits Stock Market
m in t
___
Scouts Promoted To
(lasses By Review Board
t Ion came today wllli i In «n
nounccmcnl that iral r«lat • i»(> *
In Seminole County inrrreM'il '.!3
prrronl in 1910 over the fig rv
lor 111X9. Tho nun Into! w„*
ff>.’n,hU9, while In 111XU !|n *airi
wore 34X3,40(1.
II. Jamra G ilt.o f A T f'*m
nrlly and Bona and membsi of
l hav Hemlnole County Buerd nf
Raallora, rqtnpllcd tho figuroa
from tha ntpUftf" " I lh“ Betnlnolo
Coonly Credit
Aa»oclatinn.
o*
•hown by rrvomio stamp* at
tnrhod to deed*
"Thi* I* » good Indication of
gonornl hiiainraa Imnrovonirnt."
Mr Out commented, "an.I it i* a
•tahlo Index aa well." Thu tenl
lor raid proinerla for 1941 me
"good" and that an evrii higher
Intel may he shown till* v»»r
The flgine* for Mie rral eslutc
tales do not Inrludo propel tv
.old hv Ihe Herne Owner* Loan
Cnrpnratlmi or Ihe l odeial Land
Honk, hnlli nf which me gnvcm
menl ngencir* ond du nnt lieinl
|„ acquire Ihe stamps for Ihoir
lron«arllno»
Tho mine I ha n half miHmn J"
lal »alo* woio »ern l>y Mi Gut
, "low " figure because many
tran*actIno* don't require atempa,
and iiiiw people dn nnt affia the
■lump* I hrnngli Ignurancr
lie
said II I* likely that actual »alr*
were higher than Ihr stamp* ir
vealod, tint had no way nf r*llmating the total
Among tho m i nt leal ratal.*
transaction* are
Halo, uf a ISSII9 orange glove
at New llpoal* liy <he Umatilla
Fruit Company In II F
Mr
Whurter and wife; *»lc >f a home
for 14.000 by Howard Favllle to
J K Mongol; *alo nf X0 acre*
of land near Flvo Folnl* from
n n Carvor to Manuel Carlm
for 34.0011; anil the rale uf^ n
hoove In Hanford from tho VI*
ginta.Carolina Chemical Company
to Mary E Tourhtno for 32*0(*
It,n| mirroiiriorcd.
<-i'limiim entered
|the hip C ri'i lHit ncnt>ort o f
ISalitiiikn uliislijiifr (ire e c o in
(Ii'imnn
.
B r a d y , Leonardy
C i t y ’s P a r t In Sale Of Real Estate In Seminole
Increased 23 Percent During MO Head Committee
Defense Program
Furlhrr proof of
Improving
Tol d By Johnson Airport Li Named huamra*
.... .condition* " in ......
. ,n S t a t e H o u s e
tin*
CAA And Industry F $ r First Cousin
Classes Cited By 01 Residents Here
Kiwanis S p e a k e r
....... .
",r He,,nd,r*
nf hri M hiiiim Hiv«*r line In thi
rii*»t Ml Ihr f nu (|n> >|il Balkan
buttle in pell/ iiMittimJ the Rl*
fhte fs nf c lb blit !'' f d
thr* AlllVH*
IIM" Ihlhsli iHtlm smuI "It hta
iiemi
nt in'll m I."iii|i>n that tha
tinmens ti.nr ciitcml HalnfilkR***
1*1 r \ m i m l y
b n w ivcr
the
R rprrM *nli«im *N
L
K
It r a i l y
amt John (i liFfiriMrily nf Nan
fonl i'R(h
havp
bach
nammi
rbnirman of n committee in the
House of ItfpiritntRtlvrt nf the
L^gUtattir<\ mill n nuRinfwaj* nf
of b a r *
hv
StienAnr
l>an
Met'arty nf I* nrf f'irrnr, 4
Benator Li licit F Hnuslii'lrlei
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from i (iinnnitilcol inn with
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t ii v <ii 1 1n n»uoblere«i the Order
pm - nut mnai y nit*inure for Ike
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firm'Im Hrn« Iihin I imU til'IiM'
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7 'Ml 4i"rUu‘k ml th«
tmliiv. and in Ins addle** bdd
limit, ilmilbl be good
the umitni-* I li*«I t 'lr n * n . cm
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MIm
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ilmtrnt coordinator
nothing dimt of n f1atr unmliit "
I tiflwy
V\mfimg of new In an t<* rnun
Itual aaiil - 1 had t alked
and iiiKHiK >'4Miitony, linn Ihiiii
W a s h i n g t o n . Apr U—(>P>—
kiTiil im ri hmili, and ill
•Mid
1h* tr It*11nr uf Hi Coait Guard
* ♦ in' ll mli i i*ii*nI Mml mill lht/
"It i» i nmiimii gnirnip t b« 1 |n i wnoli I ILi vi* itlie nr 1wot riuplj/ti
ru lt e m to thr Hritiah wbi an*
mint
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Itid a y by M icp iu n E a r l y ,
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tiujlllg ri ‘ Iteritm tif Dili I ,4*,-Iklit
I 'r n W c n t l i l | i r n i a c c re ta ry .
Anvmn* mlircK(.-.| in lakinjf
lull mill dfn\% I be f*n%l3- |f V Hr*
1U told rt'iMirteri tho veaaali
ighf wteki I'lMifi»* i» invited
the n natm* without leiulci nn; i* i nine In Dm Ynratinua I School
had not Vft been delivered to Lht
anv »ir vice* w tym nvn
Engltah but wert tw lng prepared
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night arid re fitter. No
"I am informed Du«t hhiiil nt
tn iu frr under the leaae.laiid
l'h»l.g*' !■ IIIH'I"
lai
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the
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f r klb.fiki nre uni iiaed. Mil*
NEW YORK. Apr U —(flh - Ii w»«4 In drnw thi'lr rbl'f'ki
I l l dear H bed tho cuttori ai
**(Hhrii aali'i'il In hr (dmnil mi Ren I said, hilt hi * lead the cjutf*
Met
worn
4U
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and
0(1,000
lint
"Rood L u l l ' and naval u p erti
hnuw which eitiphiyei auk •ro
Infantry
ami
mrchanltod Ihf* ’pa vmir without rvrn i urn Hii»*w i red She mill ihe balltreii
*ald their apeed nf 111 knot* U lah
In/ lo TalJahiioiei'
troops
have
hoi
it
sent
into
|M
»*Ifait enough to rombat subrna*
"Solo* W4nild iprnd thmr days Dim din iiulnn method waa Dior*
rinea, tliii* helping to maintiijn tlon* to far* the German attack either Hi Quinry, Wakulla »S|»nn»;i rm» H '»l than the D ai Look mlIn the north of Greece, Winston
ih« British trans-Atlantic supply Burdette, CHK correspondent at Or aoriio *»lh»*r delightful plmcj ih*»d for lhta kind of work.
lines. •
( J KI Inert, gaMitant m ini*
Ankara. Turkey, reported
1**1 al thr* NUbw r Rpell 1C of |ti pi*f
pet id Sear*. Roebuck and Coffi*
night in a Wuadcaat heard her* day
"Thi* praititv. it true, in n"lh uart.v in Orlatido, fa hatniltdP
by Ihe Columbia Broadcaallng
frit flie I'lnsarx. which ara BpOl*
tug atuirl nl - atfalo acandal "
By aIf in
mryd by the. Florida oU.li Baird
Burdette waa quoted by CBH
for Vocational ^duration. Tha
as saying moat of the British
RLPOR1
BELGRADE
DAMAGE
niurm- ii divided Into trvin Onttlf
war# massed In and around Kat
F f' |!♦’ nr retailing. location, layarina, southwest of Salonika, "on
tha second line of defen**" when . UUDAI’EST, Apr. 0 — (A'i — nut Mini equipment: atcrc orgaitGermain
diapalrhe*
pilhllihcil
iialmn. mrrchandlxlng, salts brstba Carman* began their attacks
heir
yesterday
raid
German motbmt, retail credit and coDsc*
Sunday.
bombers had deatroyad the Kcrp nun*, mill |>erBCinnrl administra
akt KralJ, Belgrade'* largest ho tion
i
tel which, It waa said, » b* hetug uied aa general staff head
3LASON EXTENDED
quitters. Other poln*, declared
dcatroyrd were harrbckv, the Nu
Uona! Theater, the radio atallon
and many important m*r.n(arturing plants.
British Will Receive
Coast Guard Cutters
Ilitflt Attendance ,
Anticipated A t
Retailing Clasfl
60,000 British A rc,
Ordered To Front
Yugoslavs Drive 30
Miles Into Albania
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NEW YORK. Apr. I — <*■) —
The British Broadcasting Co. reported last night that Radio Ltdgrade, allant slaeo the German
la resist) o f Sunday dawn, had
urns on tho atr ysntordny. VicoPartly
cloudy
Premier Mnchek also spoka to Thursday| possibly
the Croatian pooplo o*st the Xa- tho astraao OMth
portion* Thuradny.
ff
B riU th
hat) 'lurmmlrfl tin- iinporiance
ilousholder Appoint nf
Uir Aroian iriipnrt, declaring
it wh1
* nrt i itij m 1hi* preaent
ed On More Groups; iiiinpnign
nml » « i n lm n c ly yll-*
Attache System Hit j Mi*rnnh' in h 'lnhi'ts flying Irani
BELGRADE BACK ON AIR
r*..v W
,a -iL
Hiller .a Iiliizhriep invaders . * 1
■niiliirpil Snlnnikn today, ml*"' *!
lor Greek troop* had wlU|i
tlrnwn, find tlic German Highcr,
I'niiimand said the trooped ; , «
I'lislprn winit nf the Greek
guna through mountain path* where Nail 1’antrr ilivmun
may not cren allrnipt to follow
_
'^TS erlln
reporta
said
Axis
troops Including “ strong panaar
r nlta” had advanced more thi
M miles beyond Bengasi, * U
they occupied Apr. 4. racaptur.
Ing Dams end mo ring on toward
KrrJA ai far as Drabs! el A g.
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Belgrade Almost
Ruined By Bombs
Italians Routed From
All Bases On Red
Sea, English Claim
Admiral Lais, Naval
Official In Wash
ington; Withdrawn
-
East Wing Of Greek'
F o r c e Surrenders;
Country Split By
Advance Of Nazis
Yugoslav Guns Move Towards The Front
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*n s i r
The Increase In bleyde riding during the last f w
years has brought an increase in bicycle accidents end,
though the latter, fortunately, has not kept pace with the
former, etOl there were 43,OOo bicyclists who auetalned in'
juries In colllilone with automobiles but year. And everyone will admit that this la too many.
. With over 8^500,OOo blcyclea sold ln the United Stale*
actual use today 1»
fa the pas!
| more than there
around 0,041
finitely more than ever
were seven
Nineties before the advent
graced the 1
a sport Instead of a means
OAlNKgVtLLE. Apr. * —
— Election of eight University
•sf FlnrMi ila iw t i • n i i f b c t
Ship In. ppl B «u Kappa, BaUoSal 'honorary sehoUuUe* society,
A recent report from Connecticut shows that twothirds of all bicycle, accldenta occur In the broad daylight,
that moat of them happen at street intersections and that
usually traffic signals have been Ignored by the rider.
Failure to obey traffic signals, or to give hand .signals, la
almost universal among bicyclists and accounts for a largo
number of accidents.
In communities where ordinances require strict obe
dience to all traffic regulations, and In addition prohibit
rifling four or five abreast In the streets or carrying “ pas
sengers" on the handle bars, while providing that all bi
cycles must be equipped with tgllllghte, efficient brakes,
horn or brigand othir safety features, the accident rate
cycle traffic code Including fines of from $2 to f 10. In the
final analysis most bicycle accidents, like most other ac
cidents, are the result of carelessness, and the most effec
tive way of over-coming Indifference on the part of the
rider la to deprive him of his license, and hence his prlvllege to ride a bike, for a certain period of time.
In some communities such traffic codes and Hfcenae
provisions are enforced by safety-patrols among high
Tsttttc k th* wnla — tWihqw
• f manias, Jnwptog
FortUy iheu f«t« aotanlly and
•coaoaicoUy. •. wfch IssAor.
A m p aa tatodrattsl O il lk »
btsri Try Poll-Parrot shoes gw
•tyU, correct St sad tcaasmy.
Soo haw mnch s*ors west sad
( f t « a Poetry)
,aa s i lets. n « route to
Poetic Indians
Ths town and counties named by the Indians and their
glvfen Lj
„ 1 _ ‘ I...'
meanings am given
by the “Eustla
Mike “Region, speaking of
that Immediate section. They are asi follows: Umatilla,
Hone Heaven; Seminole, Peace Flower; Apopka, big pota
to; Oldawaha, Crooked Stream; Astktula, Light Flashing
on Water; Okeechobee, Big Pond; Weklwa, Water of Mystery.
This compares extremely favorable with the paleface
nomenclature tagging towns and cities after some suddenrich and Important nobody. Look at them; JoneaVUte,
rkv(Ue, Perryvlllo, Boonevllle, Russelvi lie, Julcsvllle,
Smlthvilla,
Harrisburg,
Scrugginavllle,
ltawklnavUle,
Buggaville, Slmpkinsvllle, and so on to infinity with ths
•ielllaa,” *"boros,” "burgs.”
The noble red hum was a little too bent on extermlnV N wbflHlhi fraa h the warpath, which, however, was
only when. W was awike, and not noted fry a burning d?-,
flm to kl>or, l%ut he (never leafped fo play “akin” on the
pelolfMM MyJ* wien doing business.
»m ;
.J r*
w,th tho Indiana-and with 1he nttlo face;
&
Public Warned '
Watch For Fake
Book Salesman
Make your selec
tion now from
over 2.000 paira
of children's Poll
Parrot Shoes at
Warning chitons Umt
lent salesman repmsaUa
scItm as solicitors fo * e
msgitlns art working
v trinity, lha O g fo id u i
Press sent a ,letter to T
ford Herald ;today.' M U
Roy Will lama (ja p irtti a
her# but adds, ala warn!
4rr;i.a ** ■
iUo
The, letter elate
SELECTION OF MILITARY au<
location of a “listening post” to’ d»
enemy aircraft to southeast Florida is a grim reminder
ir ..
-j - - T- ---- r .— -iln* war, Miami may
be tha mocca for enemy attack from tbe sky. And that'U
quite logical streUgy.Jniimuch as Miami will t » the
spcArhead of Uqltpd Slates defense, and spearhead of U.
S. counter-offcnslVe In any Caribbean tollltary action.
W h«i and If war comes, we can only hope that We may
display the same sort o f fortitude that haa characterized
^ ,c Britl*11 dvU Population under fire. We have
willingly accepted the netting up of defense bases hem.
We must wcept the natural eonsequeneda that may follow
In the wake of war.-Mlami Herkld.
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City’s P art In
Defense Program
iha bays bow to use.tools. EmPHftUleg ‘ hat ths training was
nal Ilka that ‘of a trad* sshool,
Mr. Jobnaon said tha students
art givan knawlsdga which they
With govaramaatr'<t
tlS.00S.0M ta eontls
rente training work,
ton aspects soon .to «
mors slasosa, on# , £
motors and aaotbsr -
COMPTROLI.RR'B CALL
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Junior High P. T. A.
Officers Announced
UBS. LQUR1NB BEAL, Society Editor
Bishop Wing WiU
!Social Calendar
T n in o o A T
Tfaa m in M M Ung o r S « m | .
* Ratakafa M i * will be held
I M P. U. In lb* T. O. O. F.
The Townornd Club 'will meet
In the Coart Hour* at 7:30 I'. M.
Sawing aaiitona Will continue
f o r th e E rl Urfaa* In the W o
m b ' s 'Club from 1:10 P. M. unB f J t P. M. •nil epoiuored by
Mrs. Bt Clair White.
. Coi. Theodore Rooeevelt Auiilt i n Three of,the United Spun.
(A - War Vetarana will meet at
■ •go p. 1(. at I be home of Mr*.
M ia Behoofer, 113 Elm Arena*.
.
FR ID A Y
i T in Renr Ire Guild o f the Melh.
•diet Church will meet nt Ihe
{u M of Mr*. M. E. Friend, f.on
JlonoUa Avenue at 8:00 P. M.
• All Girl Brout* are re^uented
oa brlnv a nosrbag lunch and
moot at the romer of MellnnTP.e
.Calory Avenue* nt 10:30 a .
1(7to « « on a hike. They will rp.
tom at 1:00 P. M.
_ Central Circle of the Snnfnrd
B j a H o n Ctnh will meet
*t the
home of Mr*. B. C. Moore. «no
at Second Street nt 10.00 A.
' Each member la »»krd to
.M l • plant for exchange.
Thi» jugular meeting of
the
Jaaford H o m e Denionalration
C lu b Valll meet with Mr*. P. J.
“ -Mr In Elder Hprlnr*. wllh
M. S. Nelnon »* ri>-ha*te-*
a t 1 :30 P. M. All meinhera lire
W M l to atlend.
Bowing aesalon* will rnnlinne
E o r the Red Cro«* In the WornIn'* Cl*b frim 0:30 A. M. nnlil
11:10 A. M. apon*oml by Mr*.
Roy Tlllla.
HAT L'lUt AY
The regular monthly meelinir
m t tbe Cturllan Mu*lc Club will
Ttoaot In' the Fannie 8. Mim*nn
Btudloa' on 603 Myrtle Avrmir nt
t i l l P. M.
MONDAY
* Tho Bundle* for Britain I’Juh
•Will aponanr r. benefit I. ridge nod
toThlneae checker* party at the
J lo U l Mayfair at 8:00 P M. The
public io urged to attend.
1 Bowing aeaaion* will continue
bt the Woman’* Club for the lied
-Crwul from 0:30 A. M until
m lliio A. M. Mr*. Jack Hall will
>
the open tor._______ ,_________
Church on Good Friday, the tra
ditional three hour Hereice will
be held beginning at
12:00
o'clock noun end ending at 3:00
nrlork in the Lflernoon. the Rev.
Martin
Drum,
minister,
an
nounced today.
The *|ieaker at thla aenrice will
be the lit. Rev. John D. Wing.
D. II, hithop of South Florida.
Ilirhop Wing need* no Intro
duction io Sanford, Iter. Ilram
commented. Ho ha* always boOn
Iri demand a* a apeakrr here,
especially by the mm o f the
town. Iti-v. Ilram aald. On sever
al occaaloni he hc,a apoken at
joint rra*inna of the men’a cluba
of the vnrioua churrhea o f tho
Hiy, ami *1a,i at arrvicO club
meeting*.
"A man o f keen Judgment,
lliahnp Wing haa the genuine
gift of the preather," Rev, Brant
pointetl out. "An original thinkrr, he always liriiie* new light
and fresh thought to the familiar
Biblical trxta."__ ______
Clothing Will Be
Sent To England
Ml*. 1. It. Martin, Seminole
County chairman for the Bundle*
for Britain Club, lodav aald that
jinolhrr carton of clothing. ahoet,
layette*. several nutlla and knit,
led garment a made by the 11 psuln. Geneva and l.«k* Monroe
diatricl* I* ready to lie shipped
(mm Semlnolo County.
She announced that one homo
In the county had furniahed 13
sweatrr*. 3 qullta. one
acarf,
three hclmeta and three baby
gown* toward the couar.
Also
that the Altamonte Spring* wo
men hnd knitted the total of 23
pain o f men* how, nine pair*
of sen hoot Mocking*, five pair
of mitten*, eight acarfe, tlx
helmet*, one pair of glove* and
12 beanie- cap*.
The total mimlier of garment*
which have hern shipped from
*he county Include fid *carf*» 198
pairs of atrx, 77 pain of ae*
boot Mocking*, 63 helmet*. II
pair* of glove*, 80 pair* of mitieo*. and '83 beanie cap*.
POSTPONEMENT
The regular meeting of Rose
Circle of the Sanford Garden
Club haa been postponed from
Friday, Apr. 11 until Apr. 18 befimfti of Die conflict with Good
Friday. Tb* meeting will be held
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H I
IT! c a n s
Js a g j | > S B S i W 3 i i t t
*■*?**%&
IB-OWNED
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Long
moved Saturday
to
Cameron
Avenue from 301 French Avcnoe.
Mrs. Ben Cog hum and daugh
ter, Judy, of Galneavilla went
weekend visitor* of relative* in
Sanford.
Mr. and Mr*. W. B.. Stovall
have moved from 119 Weat Sec
ond Street and are now realdlng
at 900 Elm Avenue.
Friend* of Harold Hamtl will
be glad to know that he ia Iroin the hospital at Camp
o rovtng
r
Bliending.
Mra.,J. W. Harrow haa arrived
from Montgomery, Ala., to spend
the aTin mar months with
her
ton-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mra. C. M. Hand.
Mr*. Hattie Couraey had a*
her weekend guest* her
son*,
William and David, and nephew,
Tate MrMulli-n, who are stationed
at Camp Blanding.
Friend* of Mi** Dnima Morgan,
daughter of Mr. and Mr*. H. C.
Morgan, will regret In learn that
ah* is ill In the Prvshyterian
Hospital In Philadelphia, I'a.
Forming a party spending tho
day in Orlando with Mr. and
Mr*, Holiert Taylor were Mr*
dlatlie Couraey, David and Will
iam Couraey and Tale McMullen.
Mia* Ole,I* Dyson left today
for Greenville, s. C , where »h*
will attend Spring dance*
at
Furman University, during Eas
ter Holiday* from Strtaon Uni
versity in Del and where she ia.
a* student.
Mra. George llridgeman and
daughter, Mary
Martha,
and
aon*. Rob and George, left Sat
urday for their home In New
Martinsville, W. Va., after spend
ing the winter with Mr*. Bridgeman's mother, Mra. D. I- |.ong,
Mrs. O. II. Rlenatrom, Mr* E.
S. Rockey and Stanley Rockty of
Sanford, L. W. Stmatrora of Zellwood and Mi*a Avia Stenatrom
of Winter Haven have returned to
their reapectlve homes after at
tending the funeral
of
their
uncle, John Christopher
Slenatrom In Waoehula.
New Members Are
Welcomed To Circle
Be • 25c - W.00
STORE
Mr*. Chaatar Denial* waa hnaMr. and 'M m . L#a R
Lauher
are announcing th# m arrinire of t*t* on Monday afternoon to tha
members of Circle Three of Wo
their daughter* M ary E lle n , to
men's Society of Chriallan Ser
I Sent
S am n cl A. M artina, J r., vice of the Mflhmll*l Church at
ron of M r and M rs. Sam uel A her home for their regular month
M artina of New O rleans, L a , on ly famines* meeting.
Routine business « « * ,li»eu**ed
Sn tu rd iiy, Mur. *29 in the Host
t hnpel. tu m p Furuiflo,
P anam a, with Mr*. Porter |jin*ing. chair
1'minI Zone at 7:M0 o'cltmk with man presiding. "The letter to
the Rev. W illiam Y e a g e r of F o r i 1 Zachae*" wn» read by Mr* John
1 lay ton officiatin g .
Vaughn a* the devnlinnnt
A
The chitjn I
waa
betuil ifully , chapter from the Mi—ion Sludv
ile-ornted for the occasion with lifok, "Je*u* and Soct.i Redemp
palio-*, fern *nd
native
w hile lion" waa reviewed by Mr*. W.
flow .it . Th e nltur before which S Thornton with Mr* S I) Sliinthe \«i\vu were
exchanged
w as, hi l-er, Sr., ***i*tiiig
made lovely w ith u hiiikground 1 Two new n emlier*, Mr- W. C
of |uilni* hnlanced w ith bavkctn| Ihkte and Mi* W .1 htng were
of L u ste r lilie s,
imd ten I ere. I mlcomed into t tie rirele
Mrwith (all lighted w h ile taper!, m Jdin
Vaughn entertain..I
the
''Initaliji.I <i.itdelahi .1
group with nil niiginal |...em ell.
l lie hl itleN ^ow n m u * fushioiunl titleil, “ Mrniorie* ami it,,, meet
of w hite -silk liim<|U|h. tic ovei ; mg wa* eJo-ed null
|.,a\er
w h ili lu ffc li. Th e foil skirt m is ,
A aweet rniii*e w t* -.iveil hy
»et with wole Imml* of duchess J Mr*
Daniel- ii--i-1.il l.y
h . e mill n il:.d ie d to n close f it, I Vaughn, eo hii-le... i ., \ | M Ted
f 11114 bodice which
Ic iilu ic d
u Jock-on, and M>
.1 |> 1 ir>vi
sw eetheart neckline
nnd
long | vi-.lnr* al the meet me and the
full sleeves I h r shoulder I.-11 g11t rH.llLiwiuir leemU,M., \\ |,
\« il of w h ile tulle w its lust, rted < lark. Mr- Port, i I me in... Mrw ith u col i.i let of lilies. o| ihg ii. urge M eC ium M ,, \\ \| \f
. thrpuglnnit M r- M iC 'n rtv * Ivtnie
1Su pp er w I- -e r^ ,,; fn .m tile i * r i valley She .M in e d n tnoinncl ■«I | Kim , Mr* S ll Sinnt,.,|.e. y;r
w
hile MlchnU
'D * M It M in k la n d
M i,
IV
! tahle* v* I, , 1« w et,, net up f.u
M ini Mnt> 1 m ol Vti K ill*, h i
T lio rn ln n . M r.
IV i
Dekle
play In,- b rid jic
^rorihir high
n
in
id
of
honor,
w*rr.
puli
ir
ie
e
n
’
M i,
. J , King mid M r, i |* |.
In the r.ihi#F Mi* ,1m* |}.>ylt* rmd
M r*. Tom f ’ I n»k w i -j v o w n ili’d ►iik chiffon with n coinnei f«sh. • n. e |„ W ynn
Itined of S p rin g flow c is u nd m l
Mn. K, II. tjuir/ prr*it!pil ovri prlt#A I t»w firiTi'T w rit I f<> Mm
th# meeting1 of Circle Two n? the W . 8 S l i ’crm m i nm| Aim .Imk lied Mri M in lonnpiet of Sp iin g
f low cl ►
Women’* Society of fhrinUnn Mulmbtii l'
l.ieill
tle .iip e
M
II miiiuom
Service of the Methodic' (Tiurrh
MphV liwoftil k ih iftn ciffa were
' el w d ie> best Ilian
f.il
I .It ill
which met *t the home . f Mr*. •prru#nt«fl 111 Mi** !'••*. I f.tr
r
Muitinti I M ieru were ( npl
I mo
Lain Le Getlr ,.n Magnrdin Ave new hi h ip w hich w ill h# lit lh
"Not only nr,. Hi. el,, 1.1, , , ,
K e lli, i n p l
lieort*.’ H di, L o u t
nue Monday afternoon with Mr* tImml
I It Rohelltioli, l.ie ill l I d « lund Hie very rieli j,,„i|..,..|
l.e-lia Went a* rohn*tra.
| Thf»**1
With the ho.*t»m
M il.i.io , l.o o l.
M ititm
M. W it .1 I" IVliege,I , -till, .| II | ........
The devotional wa* lod hv Mr* , un*t lirmorci* Bi r r
s„|,
I111 mi* Mild l.ie ill
11IIH l e I 111 mil ! ill the ini*.I mg ..I ii..
F R. Mdrhell nnd thl.i— on I M n I' hiiI
Mm T ft field
Pat ell I Tearlu I \..... ..... . |,,.
Study, "C.hrl't In Ow World To H cn rv M ri Ju ck M
Mr<
riniisday oft. i i .... .
I ollovx on; Ih
day” wa* taught. Mr* W P. ,Tom n «ik . Mr- M M S* —r■nng ||„. i.ilk
.....,„|y „ „
til. coilplt left
nuhrman nffensl j nr*v»t Dur »«un. Mr*
\Vin«*’»uii.
Mr*
trig mid. i " I in* A n l
ing the hll»lne«* *o**l,oi nlnii* G f ’flFfFO Mohnbitipifi, Ml
1?«»hert
A lii i the ic c i ptnm
wore in*do to put on lit,- Mon'* U n n i
M f
K
^
W ih I p U ' h I.
Club supper nest Tuimlav i \vn- MfU, .1 T Rovlo. Mr J* h M 'Vjj* held Ul the (Iffice r *
Ing Refreshment* were eorvod to .M ff . ISoI h'H A lh n , M i* '1 *■ 1lied Ml lei v follow ing
i in my I he too pie d
tho*,* present.
C,00fw*r
M H* t'h p rh i’ t# t .Hir«il
PimniiM l i l y
w h ci.
Present were- Me* F If Mit- urn! Mi-- Mi hh* -L«. .hbufi
Minkc I he ir houie
rheil, Mr- W P. Rnhcnm- Mr* |
Mr*
M citm ii ww*
ei udiinl> d
fJeorgc
Harden,
Mr*
I.
M.
11»nn S. iMin.dc H igh Scliuol nnd
Swain, Mr* It K (.o ff Mr*.
111 lei nt tended
1.mOMiitm
S ta le
M. E Move Mr* R W Turner,
I h ilt i *>tf v io New lifte r in
1
Mr*. John Rnmhtey, Mr- V. H.
r* ii member of kiippn Ur J1I .arey
7< R Tta*t+f f . Mr*.
rii I tui op i| v
Rev It A imI i i -w M utfcn « il j ^
F R Tavlor, Mr* C A Ponder. tb#
Lo u t
Mu it inn n n
gr n
I
vkt r nt th** Holy ^ • k
Mr* tv tv Tvre Mr-. Dm* Ul- SrrviM *. ni the t ongn*irulh»ni»l frm n the l.oiii*uinri S im .
eey. Me- A It. S lin otikn . Mr* C h u rch i.n»n*r»ow m orning
S c Iuhi I of A il
nn l
i»t v. r -it\
II C Morgan, n vl.cto- and the 7:30 o t lin k Hi M u llen wu» ho-n HIM m Hie rla •* ol l» in ll
hn«le**e*
in New Y ork «’it v . rcrcivotl lit* ,i iio imI d of Alphn I jiu Mm
prgpnr nlnty M'luml e c h in i toll a l "■Mini fii.le rtirf) no.I duo l> I ,
tj iu
C c n tc n u iy
f 'ollegiMf i’
Inutitni#, Tmi II* o. nt pi •■"col oh
v. nil flie F ifth In fu M fy , I n i l . . I
I lu ck e d n Tow n, S' .1
H e attended Drew Th#o1ogicul S ln lc * A in iy ul i mop 1‘u im i "*,
Rfm lnrtrv nn*l w m culled
to \ 1‘h iiu io u , 4 moil /.one
The rompleta program of the church in IMulmlelphui lie III*'*
ELECTED TO lO N o K E S *
Fourth Annual Mu*leal Fe*'ival Fervcd ctm rches in Mnnriihjil, N
wa* released by official* of the Y ., Rock n n l Zion, Mucylnud
M
W
Y O R K , A pi t»
nP*
public arhool mualr department
|fe wan (atudeiil pnmtnr ft Murv
thla morning. The program will lund Stutc University nl llerwin \ \ Hotel R H n iri" , matuigmu e.h
be presented Thursday avenlhg for L0 ycur^ Here he nNo cnrrl*Hl loi of the N orfolk V irg in ian I **
In the auditorium of Seminole OH c rndiiHte will I* nnd received Joi, van* elecled l « I, n g i. ■*■ tu rn
High Rchonl at S'OO o'clock
the degree of Mu* I ft' of Ails the "ccom l ilt-tn 1 y .'.le t dll y I"
hftuj which he nerved u* l»rm. run ceed |{i |in -.i nt ul tv e Uni<h(i,
Th# program ta a* follow*
Virginia Pezold Is
| Honored At Shower
Two Are Hostesses
At Circle Meeting
Siimmnry Of Talk
(iiven Al Met*(ing
INCORPORATED
GENE BADER. MUK.
Today and
THURSDAY
"Tb* Orcr-prtvllcgcd ChiliT by
C. F. Evan*, registrar at Montverde School. "Rut the child fat
the every dav walk* of lift, aueh
as your child and min*, is aba
over-privileged."
-We dive «ur children too
much freedom and allow thorn
Ino
many privileges,
thereby
calining them tn lose respect for
u*,“ he continuedMr. Morris made the summary
in th# absence of Mra. R. L.
Dean who wax scheduled to
speak on “ The Rattle of TU>oki~t
anil could rod atlend on account
of illnc**
The merlin? was presided over
by Mis. H W. Rucker, at which
linte th# off bent fur the coming
year were announced a# follow*;
Mr* It Wilke, president; Mra.
■Mary Nancy Hrnrk, vice presi
dent; Mr- U y Kipp, treasurer;
Mr* O K. Uitff, secretary; ant
Mrs idmiles Wilke, historian.
Mr* S ,1 Niv conducted Ihe
dcvotiunul mid iiwili
the chorus
of “ (iod llie ts A m erica
as Ihe
prityr*
Fidlow ing
Urn
hiisinc**
Icfre -h m i ii! i
wore
served
by
Mrs W A
Adam * and
Mm.
John I
I till low n v, hoa fosses for
*he tiny 1 h r fourth grade* won
I hr :itieiiilirttt t |tritc
Nitncc W ill Speak
Al Faster Service
riw.md <’ Nuiterf dt'iin of the
Kii'w li- Mrinoiinl t'linptl
at
ktolllli" <*id It ge, Wilt Ire (he Kl|c*t
p i r a t l i i i nt tire K iislr* M rv lce s
tl the I i f ! ( 'In i" i inii vl.mt h, It
wa- anikiHHHtd
An nppitipi nth1
service
THAT Wil l.
Program Announeed
For Music Festival
U A/ll)
LE
U
pPARADE
tK i<
O r
"Chrlal The I.ord i* Risen Today
*0*14
will h r jfiv n i, Mud th** pro(riar*i
lirg in * ni
i I mi iiV lock L a n ie r
MioMlIllg Ihe pilldic IS 1'ivited to
n ltrm l Mud Hem Ik - Nonce,
ACCESSORIES
Rev. Andrew Mat/en
To Be (’hureh Speaker
fi»*oi
ul
I he *u fee mm ei ►c v
Wit h •EASTER
i e-jwill'd
SHORTERS
Ihesterfield
fOR THERE’S NO BETTER GIFT THAN THE
CLEAN WHITE PACKS WITH THEIR
I t a a t e r a h o p p e r t and all a m o k cra ,
C. E. Chorpanlng, Mra. Glann
E. McKay, Mra. C. R. Lord, Mr*
C. L. Goodhua and Mra. C. F
Branan.
Abo, Mra. J. 0. Walt**. Mr*
C. Barrllft, Mra.
H. Put.
nara, Mra.T. E. Wllaon, Mra. J. It.
Andaraon, Jr., Mra. C. C. t'n.ai,
Mra. J. F. Rlaar, Mra. R. M. Mb».in, Hr. Mra. R. C. Thom**
Mrs. E. B. Smith. Mrs. 0. F.
White, Mrs. R. W. Sturdivant
and Mra. J, B. Wtllbm*.
1).
Mrs. Chester Daniels
Mary Ellen Lesher
Is Hostess To Circle
Weds Sam Martina
The nominating committee of
tho Junior High Parent Teacher
Association composed ol Mr*. E.
C. Harper, Mra. J. G. Michael
•nd Mrs. J. E. Wathen announced
tha officers for the coming year
at tha meeting of the association
*'A)1 H ull Th# P iiw rr" — G rnrvn
yesterday afternoon.
School burnt
Tha officers whom Mra. E. D.
-Onwinl
ChHntian Soldirm'*Koonta will be invited to install
Geneva School 4mml
at tho next meeting Include, Mra.
Senior lligli
B. R. Crumley, president, Mr*. •‘ Chrru hlm Song
Schnn) ch u rn t
Beatrice Itarnes, vice president;
Mra. L. E Spencer, arrrrlary; "To Thee We Sing —Senior High
S rh ix il chum*
Mr*. II D McArthur, treasurer;
* G h iist A m v - rrhulc cliorun
Mra. Al Is-e, historian
The meeting waa nrcol led i ver
by Mr*. R. R. Crumley, al which
time It was decided to hold the
meeting* every M* week- 'n*tend ]
o f every month. Rev. Milton II
Saekett gave * short la.k mi Ibe 1 ^ Co m plim enlfn g M U . V irg in ia
“ Rampart* We Watch.”
P eto ld , n Imre in n irin g e w ill |,e
Mr*. J. D Callahan announced a n ovenl „ f Apt l r,. M ,. (),,„
that there will he a Student N gh l
M r C a ily r n lr r t.im * .| ol her linme
on the evening of Apr. -JH, vilh
Mrs, Rnyd Coleman direr!ing it. on D ivU In n .ST rr-.-t in D e l.m d
The banner for having the mo*t last W ed n r-d av eve lt.«, w ill, «
mother* present went to Mr* b uffer nrlpper end krtrhen allow, i
|
Sp rin g
’l o w w e r *
u -e t
D im ri1 rnnm.
Two new members, Mrs. C. II
Putnam and Mra. E. B. Smith,
were welcomed Into Circle One
of the Women's Society of Chri*
tian Service which was enter,
tained at the bom* of Mra. Ken
neth R. Bell on Weat Fifteenth
Street on Monday afternoon with
Mr*. Ed Buhrtnatt taslaling.
The meeting was called tn or
der by Mra. J. B. Wlllltmr, circle
rhairman, and tha devotional eon.
ducted by Mr*. O. E. Whita. The
Bible Study. "Jvitti and Social
Redemption , waa given by Mr*
T. E. Wilton. Mr*. C C. Pri-*t
■rad an article on the World
Outlook.
Tbe tlrtU v ia Invited to met I
with Mra. 0. K. White fur the
May moating, with Mr*. Glenn
E. McKay •■ ro-hoale**.
Refreshment* were served h;*
tho ho* lcates to the following
person*:
Mra. J. J. Carver, Mr*. F. W
McCall, Mr*. J. C. Davi*. Mr*
J. B. Crawford, Mra J. M Me.
Cask 111, Mra. Nattla Tllllr, Ur*.
• DYES .*•'
• NOVELTIES
ALDON
P erso n a l s
9
" —whole chorus
"Th* Lord la My Shephard'-—
Junior High School chorus
"O Savior Sweet "—Junior High
School thrum*
"Holy, Holy. H o l y - Whole chorus
f*0 Worship The King"—Elemen
tary ehoru*
-Now Thunk We All Our Coii Elmirnfury school chomu
"Hoinr I-und *—Senior High School
rhoruA
a
I io a r c a fte r an u tkin * p le a s u re at
ila h ea l, a r c a s k in g fo r C h e a tc rfie ld
a.
Accents
. , . b ec a u se (b e (incat to b a c c o s fr o m
( iilurfill
o u r o w n S o u th la n d b le n d e d w ith
Kiiyct t linn m i ! Ilriphi
c o s ily
(u iD 'iil I m p ih u I
lu ll- ,
t t lllll- u l
J 6 hh
p lo v i - K ilt'll o n ly A
a r o m a t ic
lo h u c c o a
fr o m
fa r -o ff T u r k e y and (ir e e c c g iv e
C h e s t e r f ie ld
a definitely Milder.
Cooler, decidedly Better Taste,
Circle Entertained
At Haxen Residence
bright
urcpnsoritm
milkl' yim I,ink
1"
(Hint! tl •
Smart Now Bags
Hip a* they arr Iw’nuliful I
i ':ilf. nalciit nnd nmurt
lalitii - Tln-y'll Imld W <r > 111.iiy' anil took nmart
a * tan
In-
*4
K :n Ii L
or* In
V
Accent on Spring!
Kxeitinglv New!
Lacy Neckwear
Flower Jewelry
C r i a p w h i l e a c c e n t.*
In
s p r u c e u p y o u r c o s t u m e .- .
S a ilo r
c o lla r* ,
j a lm t a .
d i c k e y * , lo t *
of
o th e f
s t y le .* . O r g a n d y ,
p iq u e ,
sh e e r*.
1 4 •(#*
up
E a c h ...........................
K y o - c a t c h i n g f l o w e r Jew.
c l r y a d it s d r a m a to y o u r
c o h t u m e a . U r a c e le ta ,
n t c k ln c e a , le U .
in s p ir e d
ii v
g ln n io m u .t
H a w a ii.
M any
f J ^ .O O t o 1 ^ - 0 0
THAT’S WHY IT ’S CALLED
THE SMOKER'S CHiAKEITH
Mrs. A. C Haten entertained
the members of Cirri a Ona of tha
Sooth Sida Baptist Church on
Monday afternoon. Tha meeting
waa apanad with a prayer ty
Mra. J. N. Burdick.
Rauttot business waa dlacuaaed
and Mra. Victor M. flreane mad*
a Utk - on tha reason* why a
Cbrblbn should ‘ not fear death
and rand • chapter of Jnha. Mrs.
Bunlkfc gava a abort (alb on why
church,
■ vm
X
o th e rs.
.
„
m
m
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"• *•-v fBwB
....
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■
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m
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[wUjVt
-
as
C.««Co W e ls h
WELSH TIRE SHOP
Germany’s Troops
Capture Salonika;
1 Greeks Are Soli
Morris Sheppard
Dean Of Senate,
Dies in Capital
eral generals, wen reported cap.
turad.
London » npovf d that It waa
nit, and Infancy legislation that
for a rm year* tmve fadaral
aid - to at.Ua to cot down Um
mortality of births.
.
Creek and British forces an
falling back ha'tlly under a
smashing German drive down tha
Vantar Valley to within about
SS miles of atnteglc Salonika
after collapse of Yugoslav re
sistance on the Greek left Hank,
It was stated early today.
Gnoce’s main army of the
. Gen. Wtadyataw Slkarskl
north fell hack to form a new
defense line west of the Vardar, 0ea. Wtadyataw Slkorakl, nremle.
abandoning Salonika, while shock. of the Polish governmcnt-ln-cxil.
knives from England at an Ear
Cloaat Canadian port. Gan. Stkorak
till tour Canadian training renter
]
•**•
taly Demands
U. S. R eca ll
Rome Attache
PERMANENTS
FOR THE BEST, try
EVA-BESS
BEAUTY SHOP
TT||r a i i i i
BAwtoBD H xiisj); B M m m , * M w a
Turkey at th* top of th* Aegean
( r — M-anl f r a "w t
♦ha attack on Vun*«la»U—thSea.
Th* German* drove upon Sa ProeWant described th- n«rm «"
lonika early today In a three- tmraalnn aa “ nnn—iroked and
ruthless aggression.** Exp real Ing the hop* that the
realatance would be successful,
he said (he people and govern,
tnent of the United State* were
"witnessing with admiration the
courageous a*lf-defen*e of the
Yugoslav people which constitute*
on* more shining example of
their traditional bravery."
•• "Aa I have assured your maj
esty's government." he Mid, "the
United Btatea will speedily fur
nish all material assistance' po*.
ethl* In accordance with Its ex
isting statutes."
This Implied that American
rid would be supplied under tha
Lease Lend Act on th* same
term* as that being given or
planned for great Britain, Ore* *
and China.
Disrupted communications in
the Balkane may delay for days
formal delivery of the President’s
massage but short-wave
radio
w m expected to carry It speedily
to th* young monarch and hla
government, now directing Trcslitance to the Germans at an.uqSpcrifled place removed from the
capital at Belgrade.
MOTORS
Hie Imposing tonore of office
In tbo llouae and Bonato—wall
over . quarter of a ecntnry k eg
—brought him ftw paraonal on.
emles. Hla popularity at homo
waa grounded deep in aerrlcn to
hla eonitltnenU, which ho gave
without atInt.
Through It all ha waa notably
a political champion of bellofa ho
preached and practiced with
m o d ca l. Friend* pointed to
him m one of th* moot eminent
example In hla day of the Chelat
ion reformer In pubkl office. He
waa pollta but peralatent in
broadcasting hi* principle* and
attacking hla opponenla.
II* rote to power In hi* party.
Important committee aaalgnmmta
cam* hla way. Ha waa the demo
cratic whip of the Senate for
the aerrntjr-flrat CongreM.
Extra-politieally, he waa hald
high by the fraternal tnanranee
organisation, Woodman of the
World. The group selected him
sovereign hanker, or national
treasurer, In 1899, and retained
him permanently.
While he waa growing op hla
father, John U Sheppard, moved
tha family of aevtn children from
Wheatvltfe to Dalngerfjeld, to
Pittsburg and, finally, to Texar
kana. The** ware the yeara in
which prohibition sentiment wav
becoming articloaW in local de
bating—one of Iho earliest memorlaa the senator retained.
^Saloons were everywhere,** he
a*Id. "Drinking waa practically
universal. The 'treating' habit waa
vlcioua— people would linger, and
to the brawls would start. Liquor
a* a menace to th* peace."
It waa In this atmosphere that
,v
■www;
of th* Southern Commere! si
taries
Association which
Now O ric a , over Talta■ for next .rear** convention.
University of Florida football
ayera are keeping busy
Spring in other aporta. Forest
Ferguson, Carl Mitehell, Fondren
Mitchell, Jack Jones, end Floyd
.Xooasky are on Coach Percy
Beard's track team, and Capt.
Bud Walton, Chubby Farrigne.
Charlie Tata, Bobby Johnson, and
John Harbor a n out for Sam
McAllister's baseball squad.
At Oar Package Store
You'll Find The Bert |a
LIQUOR
B r a n d y , Champagne,
Wine, .Gin, Cordial.,-etc.
f
’ ; V ’ if-; I *•'% ^ 1 '.
PVh
A pet deg of Copt- C. V. N lasen. Toledo. O.. comae to him
»"f‘ ^
Delivery, Phone I I M
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
Mather Arcade
BEAUTY IS •
as BEAUTY DOES!
I. n u »r. irtHBurMfi
U. & dutrlct Jodgw.
vacancy want to Sheppard. Ha
was then only 37,
Three years earlier he had
married Mias Lucille Sanderson, a
belle of a welLto-do Texarkana
family. They had known each
other at Home, renewed
ac
quaintance when ab* earn* ta
finishing school In Washington,
and married shortly after ah*
completed her education. Three
daughters were bom to them.
Th* Columbia Glacier In A l
berta, Canada, Is tha source of
water flowing Into th* Atlantic,
Pacific and Arctic Oceans.
" ,r j, -’
W t A n A i l ‘1 not . (tana wl
but W i n . our n . » l i t u l l
qup.
which
woild’e
Fplrsl J
nnl* Permanent warn.
c° “ *
romforlnble.
lovaly ladlaa
la
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the
tad
formed
hi. flrvt
opinion*
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for the eradication of alcohol,
which ha l;ter called "th* heart
of tha prohibition matter—a
Ublt-forming drug. Ilka option;
destructive ta human
health,
morals and character, a menace
to society.**
For him there w m only on*
■Id* to the question. In hla Ide
ology prohibition of liquor * u
Ih* beet of poulbl* social re
form*.
Working aa k night watchman
In tha state' capital In Austin,
young Sheppard helped himself
through hla last years at tha
University of Texas, whet* he
received an academic and a law
degree. H e ’ borrowed money to
attend the Yale taw echo*!.
Graduated In IBM. he want Into
hi* f a l W r t * ! * #
pronged attack, down th* Vantar
Valley from Ghevgheil
Pass,
down from Lake Dorian on the
Yugoslav frontier and In frog*
Rupel Pass along tha Struma
Valley to thd northeast at th*
Greek-Bulgarian bonier.
.
Th* Greek High .Command,
making no attompta-to Hid* th*
■criouqneaa of th* situation, in*
nouncad In a communique that
the Germans, after capturing
Dorian, drove through Yugoslavia
and Greses toward Salonika.
“ Communications between - th*
Greek forte* in eastern Mac*,
donla with the n i t of our oouiu
try W »*.to*n jhvorrt," }h* Hfgb
W E D N E S D A Y , APRIL »> 1H 1
►for 'four L I V I N G FI O O M
flHh. * V
The elder Sheppard, earring
hla third year as United State*
representative, died In 1901. Tha
son w m called upon to taka hi*
place. Ha waa elected for a full
terra as wall aa that imtaplrsd,
and remained In ith* House ■for
10 yaara. Theh Senator Joseph
t e r Cf f i a
* %! .*
* Greek High Command
...th* .German
break,
on Uia eoflapaa of th*
iv front in, Serbia-pi*,
the Vantar But. Bald that
t Intans* Goman proai western Thrace art
Henry A. Roue
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Sales Of Citrus,
Sherman Declares
THE OLD HOME TOWN
i«i«ii*NNa y %re*mm©*»*•
By STANLEY
N O W ’-M A Y B E 't » U L L
A G R E E W IT H M E*
THE S P R IN G O N
BAB90K PARK. Apr. 0 _
i4£p*cl»l)— **ln October, 1915, in
Virport to Conjrrrfs Ibrouph the
CoramUikonrri of. the District of
CohnehU, I wrote th* firet for
mal roll for lb* Mtahlifthmrnt nf
ffd tn l ctaiKtardi or prrl'hublr
fruit* •ud vrgvUbles, cs (ha firet
A p toward uniform Juatire to
pfodneera, dUtrthutore and eonlumen,” Dr. John II. Shrrmnn,
president of Webber College.,
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luctr’a Interest. But in theii limit ii(Wjii clfYifly ili'tiuinufiiiMo
Ificatinns of sire
amt 11 i' ihmJ
of relml Ii1 tijinist*
qiiUity, mtikct nUntliirtU to h’v,'* In
l.„,r
of Vllur fnimt tlwiy^ Im ilmwn i4iM
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hat tn>in«*
of lhf**t* a«1AaaaU iry Uio existent desire nr vsiitage™“ n i^ ’ preTent"
T.r l h r
, . ,.V..,h.hl. I., U-. H e |1LVe the 1.1,a.
4 "IntaBIgenl y drawn sl:.n.lur.l* ........ .
B l w m y a b k ifd tipon the rr. w ii Mi vu*i*
pm iatlioi,
tiitifotiii
suits o f market nurvuy* to «lr- Mjllll|(ll(; (|
t.Mi,biriirhvo ..1
Jjt.nine what are In fort already vnlnliL,, Floinln ri.n t.ijile her
uT Hie
mm-net i , n|,. .,r c-itiua n l
you.l
profits,1'
Thefr adoption inveriahly hr..... tl„. ,.,jucntot* said.
some hardship and innrli resent
- - ,-|M|.| „f ,
Nn
f eht amonr producers, hut (hi-- ■[(„.
,temporary and rapidly sii"nn-; image presented hv
li,
.Rear* as ,the permanent benefits ,t„ w(fl. „ f „ 1„ Ul(. ,-1,1^41. 1,1
Wf {the system tre fell.
when lie illxrnvi re.l the l‘lnhp|ini«
J: 'These lienefits nrr
In the |«jand* in |l»3 t, is still I*pt In
the Bxn Afustm f'hureh si Cshu,
In the Philippines.
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Monday
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of
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prefarences
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V J IT H
T O O L S - A F T C R “ D I E T M IR D
R O U N P W I T H A SlAUM O/AKSe P O O R
A G R E E D W IT H T H E L A D Y O F T H E HOUSE.
^ **0 f four*# t|iw primp roquinKf
for euecess In eneh n prorrnm
must be the estnhlMlimml oT
grades which exrell the expeclnt(on netahllshed hy the fnl.-rtil
coileiie pre.iiilcnl
minima" the
4hl
in
heavy line
n.mii-'t
which In.Vi hi Ipr.l to
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crn d ls'ir-” w ire r-iii.nl on
ilw ' i> t m e m i i i r m i s t o r T lt r
Herman
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claasl flea lions applies lib
tha entire tuition with Its I
producing arvas.”
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. “ Within the frdrrn! ilMiilards
A m la room for refinem.-n'* in
tha way of apcdnllieiF rbutificstlons in which the stale nr its
feftaaal' bmckiatinn* ran stnrul.
eralt# Its ewn peivl'icti, Slid sd
VerlUe and build market tor
t. v" r i' , ‘ra
:Hi nft|cr l*» iHibUnhwL fur ihw
rt Kiel, risiile of man'’ of ih*l
ruhmsriiii- tevaninr the
«n
pi re's >it»l iloppin.* Inoes
“ llun-lri.Is ill tom of t.icli^ex
plosives nnl more llisn 30.1X10 n.
|“Those federal alandnnl* are
now the bases of all svslems of
grades and Standard* hv stales
nr regional astoelatlnns, Ink they
oga necessarily expressed as minmam requirements for rather
!l*
(»r Mir MfvfiiTil Ktraitl, f I" ***
“* i " f *,r i * tivt*1*I » lYeuiitNui i
n ig b f
l
“Confrere eaw fit to enact the
recommended
legislation.
The
fltrk wal etarted in the next fie.
cal year, and during (lie follow.
Inf decade fradea and standard*
were developed which liaxe ain-e
aortal ad the haul* for the hlph.
ty valuable , Federal grndiii/.
■ A l l news and referee n-rv-
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LONDON, Apr ■» — i f l l — Ths
British iiimmui itI Tupyf|ii*i' n*b'ht
dropped mi liermsny in
ia ld today,
AM* v
*f»u.
.p
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in onld Rdlnn jcbidki you th»
iilvntt*f
for m tllvurcp. (Iybi
their
wmplanes ralmd
-the
heeviest I" ..I of
l .imhs
m ri
m
that poor \s J
. TOO S TR O M ©
“t tit•* will prnee<\% f i rarlft nfnlnat
Rritinli riunes Raid
Sun Cradle At Kiel
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FUJI K E N T
T llltK K - R O O M ap artm ent. Hath
Furnished. A p p ly l i b Magnolia
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107 N. LoemL- .
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DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY
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ICAIYt DO
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By PAUL ROBINSON
OOME ON. 5ILVER/ I T H IN K RED HAWKINS
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save you money. L.
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First 8L,
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By JACK SOROS
r.[UOtaB; Apr. 9 - t r > -
jf lM i■ mici tig.
sbooie pwom setcfrim,
«r» «n aatimated to.000 fan*
U « b defended hi* title for
lith time Uat night hr atop.
I I K w T m t Motto of Chka*
n nine round*. Lout* weighed
M i Motto 100 1-J.
M r finding crmilderable iron,
solving Muato'a pronounced
i and crowding taclk*
[h tb* early round*. Iho
i Bomber atartod to fin d the
In the aorontb and bad
s o . badly cut np around
mm and right aye
In the
that Refer** Arthur Don*.
Umpires Named In
clude 3 Graduates
Of Barr's School
0 A « THe P»Arr m s e .
Jce.tWoeRoortflaot-. . /
tlon game*
Involving
Florida
State Lecgue teams now rlrdlng
for oponlnp season games Thur*.
day night, Apr. IT will bo ptayod
between tonlpht and next T* m .
day, It la indicated In offklal
data on fDo with the League
Secretary’* office.
The Cocoa Indian* of the Mori*
da East Coaat league that open*
play next Friday nlpht, will
travel to DeLand for a p*me to
night, Wednesday. Apr.. 0. with
tb* Rad Hats. Cocoa whipped
Deland ft to 2 In DeLand Iasi
Maria* Roliina tUa afternoon
at W W e r . h A , th*'rookie* at
Um Seminole* will ham another
chance to »bow their prow Cat k
a pf« ai aaoo *am*.
v
Tb* team leave* about 1:30
o'clock thla afternoon far the
ram* to bo played on the Boliiaa’
diamond at 4:00 . o’clock*"and
M*na«er Jo* Whitlock expect* to
take all of hla squad o f 21. pl*x-
work on t b* mound.
Friday nlfht tb* local boy*
will bar* a chance to avotipo
their los* to the DeLand Red
Uat* when they meet them hero
tn a nlpht psme. It I* expected
to result In a lea* lop-elded show.
In* ,05 the acorn board sine*
Whitlock will put aomo of hla
first line pitcher* np to ’ too
the *l*b and K will bo the first
K m* tb* Sanford fans bars had a
ehanr* to se* the team In action
on the local field.
Monday. jii*bt the Rollins nine
will Journey hero to play a re
turn pain* w ith 'the Seminole*.
Whitlock . expect* both
pantos
with the coUepo team to b* pood
as Rollins showed' strenpth In
lb* pan* with Alabama last
Thursday afternoon, the Jack
sonville Tar* of lb* South At.
Untie League will play Wilbur
Good*
Leesburs
Amriera
In
Lecsbuiw, while that nlpht tha
Ocala Yearlings will open their
exhibition aerie* by playing host
it
home to Eddie Martin’*
Gifnesvill* G-Men. ( Jacksonville
swamped Leesburg, 20 to 4, Sat.
urday, while the G-Men dropped
a 4 to2 decision to tb* Camp
Btandlflg All-Star* Lt bom* Sun.
day.)
Thro* game* already arc Sched
uled for Sunday afternoon—at
Daytona, Oc*U, and Calnesvlll*.
Still ranting tb* blp squad of
The always powerful Bona-Al 21 player* WhlUook ha* not de
len semi-pro's of Buford, Oa., cided definitely on but four of
will be In Gainesville for a ses tbs position* and will not m in i
sion with tb* G-Men, and there's
every reason to holieva that the
veteran Mid sensational 1037 star
—Elbert Padgatt—will be on the
hill for them,
Ocala expects . to meet the
Tampa All-Stan on the Ocala
field at 1:00 o’clock while the
wbo
TAMPA. Apr. ,0 -(S p e c ia l)— Daytona Beach Islander*
Tha Unlvanity Of Tampa baa*, reported to the East Coast field
ball Rpdrtans will opvn tholr In.
tervotlaglaU schodul* against th*
A pair of two-year-old trac
University. of Florida Saturday
ing •fIliya were clocked In.th*
at .Oatntivlll*. Tb* Gator* will
fastest mile this season yes
maot th* Spartan* In a return
terday at Seminole Driving
gam* at Tampa tha following
Park, near Lbngirood. Th*
Saturday.
record 1time ‘ wax declared un.
* Claimants to Uat year’ * stats
equalled on any training track
baseKIl championship, th* Spar,
In the country, •
tana, undar Coach ' MllUr K.
Carrie Reynolds, airud by
Adams, have *tr*nptbanad tbalr
Dkk Reynolds, dam Caramel,
offense thla year and with • l|towned by W. N. Reynolds,
tla pitching, should prov# danger
driven by Rooco* Oarlock
ous contender* for th* till*. Tb*
Spartan* nr* slated to pUy 12
game* against state colUp* foes
thla Spring.
............
driven by Guv Hi
a mile In 2:1ft 0
1ST HACK— Kuiurllv is 1 - 1
First bass ,on Um Florida (J(ater, at fla t
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pp on str. rm
tor ln-*#fc*ll team. w ho* Football
Ilfwt l e e u u r l
I a I
I — \i
Trotter* and
CapL Bud Walton bold* forth
f u l l »r J a r
I 1 1— t » — t
mining
**ch
da;
W «|svs I t w r
.V * a
I — h i Ibis season, is Uw sixth position
Pricing P o t - F
I'cd l^eaurt it.•*, l*J». 4.1 #;
P u l l I,r J,iy t i l * . I l l * , H o j s v * that thst.te T o i i i i m u baa ae*
cabled on tb* pins tn hU tan*
Hr>». > te
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Consolation Race
Scheduled Tonight
At Longwood Oval
\Sock Coloring* (tut are
W lt fo r c n t” * * .l abi le
fhalf-tonet that enhanca
lypur tytlnt clothe*.
M*n (be most surrrsful In the
six yearn of the tracks opera
tion*.
There wHI l>* only seven en
tries In tonight'e rece due to
th# acretehlnx of Merry Ids Iwcause of a leg injury. The seven
will ft* Pleasant Hue, Red Knb,
Mormnney, DsUy, Upside Lady,
Exception and Friend Mose.
Gunter Laddie, the stout l<riddle
son of flaiaard Laddie and Frlaeo
A, Sprang Hie most stunning uppot of the current raring meeting
g:B0c The Pair
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Last Night's Results
Nsrissn* Andr.w* I
RHODE ISLAND RED
Vanish
Fresh Tomatoes
Beans j— Squash
all 10c pound
Y ellow Bananas
Every day Ice Cold
Iceberg Lettuce
I f * CrUp, I f * Heller
BACON lb. I 2V2C
SMALL OCTAGON
BRITR
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Ju(0. |
Potatoes
M
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pause and
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25%, 35% & 50% OFF
IM M S K T .
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Bnbw Hank — i {
Oovsmer Jim . . I I
NleksloCsoe 1l i t .
•now Hank 1.4V, 1.4
Jim 4.4*.
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Jovial Duks .. _T I
Just llsbarmsa I
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Tonight's Etotriei
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Jovial Oak* MV, 4
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m*i tmmhrnr 1 d a n in each
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H o lid a y
VeogWa gig bt ettiae.
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N o tic e
FRIDAY, AppI 11th, Good Friday, being a
legal holiday in this state, Jthe \ undersigned
banks will not be open for business on that
for payrolls, currency, etc., shou
■m i
5 for H
FREE TEA GLASSES
WITH A L L 1 LIPTON
POPULAR TEA
CLOSING OUT SALE OF
TRADE-INS AND
LAST YEAR’S MODELS
Soap or Powder
6c Matches
f Boxes
JV,\ T*u*h i ' * 1" mas A»4r*w# T.M, «-<
4 It J
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Mimmr I 10,
m
DPtMlKRjr.KP " ' I L O T
CLEANER
•TH d A c e - ^ iu j/ f
dropped him mar hla own cor.
nor. But ha was up with e cgunt Meiitmy
Dusty Druii(
of only one.
phone
Best Flour 2 1 *
Beets, Turnips, Oranges V]Yt^
Carrots, Onions
All 5 £ Bunch
Grapefruit f 5$
Itetxrmai »■*«■ M *l ▼<
amount nf punishment,
Mu.In
W*a only floured nine—In the
third when a left hook to the jaw
FHEE DELIVERY
THURSDAY— FRIDAY—SATURDAY— MONDAY
Spartan Nine Meets:
Gator Team Saturday
Pacers Set Record
At Seminole Park
I Band palatine U a
ceremony for Nawja Iw
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M ore F ru it And V fR e ln liie * Thiin
S im ilar A re a In Florida
8 A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y .
A P R IL
10,
1911
MASTER PLAN FOR NEW
SANFORD
AIRPORT
Greeks Remain
Intact To Hit
Blow At Nazis
B a ttle N a zi F o rce
Showdown In Balkans----------------------- —
Is Believed Near; ‘The Next 100 Days’
9 English Said Tanks
And Armored Cara
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'Germany's Troops
Said'In Belgrade
Berlin Assaulted In
i 3-Hour Attack By
R. A. F. Warplanes
■0 i f w « v u t a
m
ni any,
T «**r
a
«m»W«re
Ik.
«hnm t aT w a r to U ta a b o l « ,
» • B a ro p to a
aid *
o f lb#
■ wobaroa, b a a
(b aa
100
John D. B
Digger*, director of
production division.
the OPM production
tell* the House military affalra
committee that America'* safety
depend* entirely upon “ the nrxl
106 day*” cf defense output. He
V>
Aa**e«v«-4 m .
lerlared production has been linBattalions o f British flame- -w-tsd both by induitiy and labor
throwers, tanks and armored alike.
newly arrived from
• A fric a , w ere reported rushing
.north today front Piraeus,
the p o r f o f Atlienn, fo r a debfttte with A dolf H it.
ItWionn.
m A a .'th a O v a -d a y ^ d - baHJe
o f the Balkans neared a
w fco
fr o *
NaaJ^craoM
Italgaria. and I U a lb a fr£a
Most Successful
Season Closes
HL1*™**
U. S. Announces
Plans To Bmld
Greenland Bases
F 'lilM M irt
Air Field Will Be
Set Up To Protect
This Hemisphere
I In- tin'll, itrim ivmitin* itt-
Military Heads
Arc Confident
From Allies
In ( ’minted Upon
For Decisive Move
A T H K V S . Ain
OrayAtunds will run the laat
-tatimawd at *00,000 men— la
■aaed In tba vicinity o f Mount lack o f th* aaaaon tonight at
lha
Hau/ard-Orlando Kennel Club
lyMgua. flo inlK-e roul'nweet ol
-loalnr tho moat auecaaaful teaOtbar report. Mid the Brit let ion tba Uoek haa had In tba six
a completing i new defense yean tba race* bare been run
la etretching across the Creek ning. Walter i. Connolly, mana
peninsular from tba point of ger of tba 'track, aald th la momSalonika to tbs Albanian port of Ing.
Otar 9 1 ,000,000 haa been band lad
DCWmara on tha Adrlalie 8«a.
Tba Brillab R.A F. talder* un- through tba mutual windoere dur
ing
tba 00 day aaaaon. exceeding
leashed a tbrae-lmur assault on
Berlin,' showering quantities ol l he amount hat during the aca“ powerful high oxplostvo bomba" *on two yean ago which wai
oa tba heart o f the R ad capital, considered tba boat the track
wand destroying Hiller's favorite had ever had. Attendance haa
T haa laa— Die State Opera Ilium* been higher than any pael aea.
on Untor Don Linden on Berlin^ •on and tba money In circula
tion aaema to hatro been greater,
downtown Broadway.
From Moscow, meanwhile. came Mr. Connolly aald.
“ Part o f tha reaaoa for euch
n cryptic dnslarnUa* o f the fled
JItnr. Soviet army organ, aaac-rt- • good aaaaon la that the wea
C
ther
haa been good most of the
In g lha Roeeo-Tngoatav frlend«hlr
ct signed Just b 'fo r t tha Bat time. Wo bad a faw rainy nlghte
n- outbreak, "hi aD lha more at tba beginning of. tba aaaaon
moat of tba Uma it haa been
valuable” under tha now conflb tut
, -J *
Hand baeauaa Rumin "always fu l
Mr. Connolly arid ha belle*r<I
fdla Its HltMMUtnal pledgee ”
warn more evenly
| Gmak. traana trapped east of tba dog,
tha V ariar Klrer by the Oatumr metehod thla year, producing
more intareatlng xacn. Moot of
capture**} Salonika ware .report
•d br^BrrllnJo haro^caoHuUted ‘ be credit for that geaa to E. M.
Maetie, racing aacretary at tba
track- he added.
Having no exact flguree of at.
IdawtlflcaUon
ght over last yoar. Though It U
a smallast track In the atala
a p u r ii o f Seminole County
id O n teri Florida bars shown
gttal^amount o f Intorsst In tha
tiifv MMircea ihvlntvtl todav.
TTie lu ll’ o f the fnrrert cut
o f f hv the svvifl Nn/i d rive to
I <aliiiiitii 11 mi*iris-.l i tucure. but
In v m il. •i |ii>fIt-.l huliliiig nut
Mir ln«t itij*11'
“ I In mil ill (HI • k HIM) will
II •I*• »tl IIh' i iglit |iitic anti the
• lit pl.it <
MitltiHtx mtormants
T W TfJfO
i vsfilnl ( .
M A S T E R P LA N
SANTORO MUNtOPAL A IRPO RT
Mi*,
SANTOfiO. SCtmOLC COUNTY. f lO W A
jAwFpf#. /d»r*dte\
/TmuHfis. OrriW
J>faw« >Vr f f l i rPtote »
a.
'T*y<<r
f VIf
,w « # r
7»tB
- 'S T &
Almost all o f tha approximate
doy-ote
Mim-tri
€ Imre hill
\c*t•*i •lm\ Hut!
Britain
" tiulcs’* I hr At*
h i
This map, drawn for Thi* -rianforil lli rald by Ralph l.u
bln*kl af the City engineer'* office. I* tin* master plan fm
Sanford's new municipal airport, end shown three *lege* nl
drvalopment. Work on tba first *t*ge, imlx-aitd on the map by
the heavy solid line, began today The *icn*il *tagr. indicat
ed by the light solid line, depvml* on u.ldid--nal funds fruni
the government. The ultimatum atage, which make, allow,
slice* for the distant future, la shown by the dotted lt*)«*.
The piesrnt development is ‘J70 acres, and the entire pint
slmwii on thn map rnruui|i«ss(is 1120 acres, uf which the 1 11.
own- ah' ut HUD
T
Three-cent Levy
Upon Cigarettes
Proposed In Bill
Crew Of Men Begins Work
Qn New Municipal Airport
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TALLAHASSEE. Apr. 10 WX— Tba Florida House reserved
proposal today that tba State
levy a tog of three cants on tarh
package af SO cigarettes.
Rap. Overstreet of Dade coun
ty, vrha la In tba grocery Lush
neaa,
Ike
would bring
(less. bald
* s iu s
e e tag wi
la |t,#oo,ooo to 9>.',000.000 a
year for publk aebools and yruuld
___ tha
___r ____
uka
plaaa of the gross racalpto tag which tha Legislature
la a* pactad to repeal.
WkD* tha Haase pushed ahead
at aa gaprecedentod speed, the
Senate touted over
proposed
stricter raw* of procedure and
agTtod to moot tomorrow oa Good
Friday to finish tola detail and
p t^ ready far tha tnUodoctioa of
Tba new Senate rules proposed
that the M senators should b.limited to l « r attaches against
tha 4M **aployed two roan aev
Senate Presldaat Veacham rahl
la bW apartbig addi ess ftmaday
that tha attaaha sit oat bn waa
af a stole ecea-
>
Defen ie Meeting
Mra C IK I’roctor, prvsldrnt
of tba Amwlian I rglon Aualllary
nf Cempl*ll-b>sslng 1‘nat,
has
laen invltld hy (Jovenior Spes.
.aril I. Illllaml to attend a pro.
limlnary Wganlsatinn Hireling of
the Stair IDrfrnsr Council in Or.
lamlo Mo day afternoon
Repress itallvrs from rlllrs and
rountirs I thr fifth rnnrrrsslonal
district * II attend lha meeting,
which wi I , held on the roof
of the A grhllt Hotel at 2:00 I*.
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Woik h r* a ii this inornlnr on
Sanford's new
|llb.U3l)
W I’A
airport, with a crew uf lib tnrn
undrr V
G. Hasty, ton-man.
rlrarlng the trorl of 270 erres
When th* plot he, teen rlearod,
drainage dllrhr, will be dug. thr
land will hr graded, and grass
will he planted
J. M (ioggan,, suprrvlsor of
the M I’ A In Orlando, aald that
the pruject he* hern mechanised
to a large eilrnt, and two big
la Tourneau |K»wer scraper* will
be used In thr grading.
Thr City has advanced addl
tional sponsor's funds to rent a
“ bull dosrr” . or heavy tractor
for clearing. A dragline prill also
he used to rxravete muck for
placing on the field.
Ilecauae of
the
mechanised
equipment employed, the
field
should b* wall on the way to fwIng finished In about I/O days,
Mr. Gawgans said.
Mr. Higgins, secretary of the
Ssmlnolt County
Chamber
nf
Commerce, who worked with th*
City In securing the allocation of
funds for the airport, assarted
today h* had reason to belleva
tha field will he rectified for na
tional dsftnte funds. In which
case It will be made available for
an bdvanced flying school or un
Army squadron.
Plan* and epeclflratlone.
to.
Hovm Offers Metsur^eT > Increase
T n Levy On Bets Ad Horse Tracks
Apr.
I
9----------------------------------------
Accord g In a letter rrcrlvrd
fmm Go1rmor Holland hy Mrs.
1’ioetor, I ie purpose of the moat
ing U to laaiat In “ thr formation
of county and local defense coun
cils." In Tallahassee yesterday,
th* Haas of Representatives pas
sed a bl to create a Stale De
fense Co neil, and prompt action
waa »le< red on th* measure by
the ton te
"Oigai isatiun uf these counrlls a t compliance with the
1‘reaUeai • request for total, all out jrep redness," Governor Hol
land da seed. Grorge U Burr,
ather with an application to •
Jr., It 0 vcutlrs secretary of
irgs the airport, ar* now In tho
couadL
bands of th* Secretary of War
and ether Interested government
official* In the nation'* capital.
Mr. R lgfl** explained.
If th* field la certified far netloaal defense funds, a tract sev
eral lime* larger than the initial
it will be graded and
spy of Monroe to have
runway* wlU bo
G
TAU ABASSU .
fliHlil nf R HI MI|I||||C« from
m
tin I'mlril Stall*
Former Scboohnate Senatc Tangle* Over Auxiliary Head Ih
Visits R. J. Holly Suggested Decrease Asked To Attend
In Attache Limit
Mr. and Mra. B- 3. Holly had
as their gueete yaatorday Mrs.
Charles Houghton af
of ladlaaapo.
ladlonapo.
slslit, Ind., and Mra.
Mrs. Haughton's
Houghton * sla
ter, Miss Sadia Harris, dean of
the Woman’s CalWga *t Owatonna, Minn.
, *
Miss Nsmria was a school msu
of Mr. Holly at Mia nl Un|rer*lty, Oxford, O-t The two are
•pending th* winter at Winter
Park- Mm. HarirttM
mother o f Harris Sett)
known In New .York
circles.
rimii
«*-iili*tl
fat •••»
lalit i< vi I liiiipv air kept open
Ae#tefF J* >03.1*4 P W I
AAMT><»UP) j/fAw# Jl
P T t€ b Ai *t
Ud^riAfj
W
The officer* are la o Burner,
exalted iriarj Dr. l M m T. Doe*,
eelniaad leading knight; Claude
Hu m . loyal bright! I4 torIh u ratoo, laciuTblgl W. J. Thigpen,
►*crotary I J.
BMder. treasurer i
Hugh Waters,
U1*TI
Herbert
Reltx. truetael 81 Clair Cameron,
•tquite; Clifford Barelift, chapIain:
Jimmy
Stewart,
Innor
guard, and Harry KodaU, organist.
RefraahmaoU will be served
fit I)
lit itiil) Murtimi* tlutl lirrmnny
lltii) Ml a»II \ tliotm lit IlIXMtlr Rut*
If
I ih ki \
ft
lilt
Ilrilmh
Elks Will Install
Officers AprU 14
End Of Ford Strike
Sought By Governor
WAS THIS YOU
citstcni (Jii'rre. (ireek mill,
—The United Stole* will ettobllsh air bases In Greenland for
the “ protection of
Orecgland”
and of tha Western Hemisphere
under an American.Danish agree
ment announced today.
Tha War Department mean
while disclosed that all
Army
K seenffer and frflfh t tr w ip w tl
ve been diverted
to
troops and supplies between tha
United States' ovaraaaa poeataIIM U s m * OB Pe«e Ua->
Ul^ovp Last Year
lit — (4*)__
•••*■(
ili’.'tl n ili'i |«i\(> liln g
'il ih r Crrm nii niMnlor w ith
.•\lln>il Hii|i|mrt(|(-H|i|te tho
••tit iniuni rit nf sunn' forces in
WASHINGTON. Apr. 10 -U P)
too Vef Night
Y a o t a r d a y ’s
Fall* Of Troops Cut
Off By Germany's
Drive* To Salonika
Is Still O b s c u r e
WASHINGTON, Apr. I P U P ) —President
Raavrvlf
naked
Ceagreea teday fw
t r i a l aUtutery aulharlty !•
tgks aver any “farvlga awaad
vsaacla
lying
Ml* ta aqr
porta,"
aablert to the pay*
mint of a last tampianntlmi
laformed paraiem predicted
Congress wauM grant
the
requaat and that >**a threeafter the President wvrid ase
the acquired ships to aamu
farm balpfal to tha British.
1*— (A P )— TV# Tarklak p r .
» « ■ * • ! laaoanrH M i t H
hod " f o o d It advisable” U
withdraw a ceaaUerabir par.
Mjn o f btaahora popatation.
Tho a r i l * waa regarded aa
aa M ic a lion . f k*w aerioae.
Any
ally refer rad to tba pubamenta commltta*.
aald tha hills “ vllaDy
ten s raeng. Ha predictddad t u would dacraaaa
r at track* and thereby
tho rsr*nu*a now dlsaquaily among count lea.
“ In h ything tiini« n|»«»r» tlia
(intlli* •»f tin* Atlanta winch is
i«ro«*rilliifr aitlt gr"wtug tnt«*n*
Mil V *»•i Im'I Ii ■vitlrM,'* Diurrhill
»' M l hr 11*•••»•• »tf ConimonB In a
v|M*i*r|i inofi* Miiala*r than an/
Ii** tin* inailr niiui’ DuiikdtfpAia »
11adbt of
Rrl-Jf llrller** aea ,‘raid
er, Ibreater.tftg to eearl to lha
Ssllnm Anifrlrs’v mi.I to nil tain,
thrtc inii wt !»«• a full icala A mgr*
••nn effort Ip -kipping aIn equal
ling '*ttint tinolily nf output a«••oi*i|tlUl|. .1 In ihr Ainerwatit ln^
I :• t - " ( huff full asaertad*
(i«tlv die f'tll renourres
of
\«M* n-’ h
h'lH|tt>iiil<|ing industry
♦•nit.lv ftri*mi» to carry on
full • nl* m srfirt* into 1P42# k*
Th. 1‘NMle ».f til.
Aflantic,
mI mivp
(.••n
••♦hr r
-
!Ulk»i
niMi
Af« i- i»
a ll
Hi** x»ar —0*r*
1*1if fk r ir ir
f ii i *i *I i
Ih** i*ti*lt
«f
m tha
Ita ln Oar-
trr» f'trrrB »rnui North
, flin-al* n 1’irypl and
»
x
♦ ’ml
mpiI
lha
i h *;>eti ihniRt at
♦••J vtlfit
«fnn«rlv*s
Supervisor And
Pupils Needed
For Craft Class
lairk *»f u aUpFrviior fr*Mtt lit.
NY A MrtN mihI rrafts proln-t mi.I
thr fait that
tin applirat n*»t*
havr Iwrft rcwrjvrd from |trrM«oIntrrrBlrfl In thr nork ar»- lc*l»l
Ing un SanfonFa rltsnm ••f list
Ing the I'mjr* t and Its nm hiii
panytng i•«> r•*11 of al*oul T.hih „
month. It A Guotlipml, NVA
•tlpcrvlRor. Bald lotlay
A ppliration* of prrsons inter
rated In rm|doymrnl In thr i Im*'
rs al 11 4 04 a month for h
monthly 7H.hmir work period tan
hr made at thr NYA riff ire aI
the Court llnuar, Mr. GimkImm'wI
ravaaled Ymmg men and amm »•
betYbeen the aifra of PI ami ‘J.**
years are rligihlr for (hr rla**»o»
aimed at trarhin^ young peoph
a tradr
Included hi thr histrurtmn I*
practical work hi such field* a*
Commercial «rt. decorative ait
hamicraft and designing Dae ol
Itatural renources such a*
pal
fnatto fans, pine needle*
ami
Other ihing* are (aught ip Ihi
in
A
a- iif A methill • t id Bril, ..Mmn the uM
, •» ♦••« r9 and
111ritI lire
«-m* f uf** rsidrra
•-veil faiiher weal•t item i t the shore"
I
” f’ hurehlll
n lu-hrtl commons.
•• it titsa menaca
*•v • r'-ome If (hi
i
m i to he in,1 tr «hr purposea.
•« hn h (he gov**ftt...,ir ,.f tho United
.(*■%. Ve-«| lllfWbflVIl
hr
fM i*trated.*#
James Hoosevelt To
Wed Nurse Tuesday,
I
I (»h
nmilter M«>" to d a y that
I ',, ,1 i.I.I Jume. j(l•onevrlL
Riiosevrlt, tha
I'll .nil-ill's rldcsl
sun. anil
Ro-
„„ III S, tim i.lcr, 2!i.) i'«r oUl nuraa
who ulli inleil him after an emer.
grin v rtomei h operation •n 1®M,
vaill murr> hen* Tuesday.
K«H»aevrlt, a captain at tha U.
K Marine haaa at San Ditgo,
According to information re %bhb divnrved Mar 7, 1P40, by
calved from the district NYA o f lletaey t’u»hlng U«H»aavelU who
class
flee at
Daytons Beach
Hearn
fice
mi Orlsndn.
Orlando, Daytona
and Sanford are under consldeix-1
lion a* a location for the project,
and the internet shown by the I
young psopla In Sanford will de.
clde whether the project will
Mcrivnl the
children. Ks
and hate. f
rir.l in ll'3(
Date
custody
of
th a lf
Fo
Edward
Hlggine
Mid
this
A p r il
morning ho la certain a ptoee
can ha found to house tha project
v iC ilY , J
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1 * ,K,
•oggeetod
the RocruoUea
Hall
on ^ •oureas tI
tha lake fron t__________
fixed tba da
tha British I
Apr. Id.
Thnnn ain
that Hitler
British Tactician
> Is Taken Prisoner
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J
And W a te r Trannpnrlallon
ounces
fart would bo confined to
Albania, whoru oho * already hao
her hatudo fuB with Greer*.
Turley’ remained • neutral aa
Gorman pantler dieiolona roaeod
Into noli
official
'itrJ
isCV-VS7
S A C R IF IC E
VOLUME X X X II
.SQUIBB
SANFORD.
Holland Asks More Davis Opposes
Funds To Pay For Outlawing Of
Home Defense Cost Union Strikes
la, linked to Yu.
newly.signed pact
ami nremyreaahn,
tf.- WEINSTEIN
Ilan newa Money, aald Italian force, aaaaahad Into Yugoslavia
force* In AUmnia\ had balked an atnd Oraaca. * ■
German repart, aald the flrea
attempt by the Greek anny In
make mnlact with, • YueoaUc in Oil, Mfartreaar city were “ah.
aplutely
nut of control," tha run
troop. In two dayp c f hitter
way atatlon quarter. reduced ta
m* hie. bridge, Mown Up. and
• I Yugoslav p iotM aiuoiU UM iJa
or an the ground.
T ' S X .h. 3- ~ r» »« • combat
Italian' bomber, Joined In n U e
Command reported Nati troop, nion Serb airport,, railway* and
I irrack*.
Opens Legislature
C I.rVT .LAN n. Ape 7 - O R - Jer " f he jM M .
Senator Wheeler o f Montana pro’ 1,1 f~J*rT
raMppad Urea JJ«U
you new nreLMua
iL OPTUMMEirC'K
rd Electric Contracting Co.
'S& 2 *£ !
Ten German tanka wars df
atroyed, fire or als planea ahe(
down, and n number o f prisoner,
taken, the G m k e aaaeriad.
Tho S e ri, were
not
bean!
from because of brokoa
com.
municotlona, but ap p a m U y U m
corerument. sbundanod
BcUradc
Iinmrdlately whrn loetlllUee Iw- Tllal Importance
ten H dawn and fled W moon, m U m h but an
talnoua auuthrni TajroaUrio.
Tho aom of SoA TW orM W »t
heroc, wore aipectad by mUltap
Nazi Swastika Causes
Turmoil At Stetson
D E LA N D , i
Unhreratty at
Into u turm
p
Housholder Heads
Utility Committee
Of. Stile Senate
odies Of Legke'O rganize
kegin Session
Officio)
>w4- i n p u t In March m
quality WM >4»anjWd aa
rood" far mil arena. Tho
ujjh
j,
2
Jj
>en»tor and Fuel Pump
And Jtetlme Tho Motor
IIS lor $1.00
(Carburetor Specialist
a nee. The German* aritnowl
ihla rwucwhul but Inalatad
foiCM] waro
»o * l»g < Ut
■brad.
.
.«
. Naai divo bombora uaad uo of.
cm I f Wool Palm Beach
dontl
p rw L
/ Ilium committee, wrra tiprcl.
cd to b , announced today by Dao
McCarty, youny apeaker o.* tho
llouae.
Scrviny with ftenator lloutholder on the public utUltiea com
mittee are Pat Whitaker. W A.
iwtr-.'saar a
France again ware poring JO*
Infantrymen.
i
.
S '
Rumanian radio T*\Wrio told
Play Depicts
ss Of America
of Yuyoalar air attaega ou prinla
KANFOKDi FLA.
Qirtiftntm
SUPPORTING SOCKS
M rm lter A naoelatrd I’ rpne
Greek Flank Exposed
As Yugoslav Troops
Withdraw In Balkans
Trainee I/carns In-Fighting
yfi
-t
The County School Board mri
yretmlay and OUteyAed the r»
IKirt of the County School N u i,Mr». Dorothy Lamb and mod,
Hkanda, R. 8 Adaina. J. W U n d - arranyemenU feC achool btme. to
ler, Dewey M. Johnwin. Jurant carry children to tho Kaaler Sun
T. Shepherd, Hubert A. Price, live ernrtre U be h,W at the
Rand,hell on the Municipal l ‘wr
and Philip D. Beall.
Sunday. T. W. Law too Mid yratrrdax.
.
„
I hinny the mouth of March
and ratabllthlny police are Judiciary - A ” traniportation
Mr*.
Lamb
eisitod
and
hod con
n protect the pro|>etlte« and traffic, mlarellaneoa, lex 14ic rence* with 68 teacher, ami W
ixl G u ard *' » f
other lalion, and labor and Industry.
» training In FlorHa.
Senator Walter Ro-e of Or- mother* In Ik* county in r»c«nl
naetmrnt of these laws landn araa named chairman of to the health of achool children.
h*C fOJ>ort
.Ibe
will serve full notice nf the IdyUlativo expenditure, rocn. according to
rity of Flo*Ida neflpK.,M miltee. and la also n member of nunc paid etalt* to * total of
rtlny President Romm, the finance and taxation, and 21 hoarea in the county durtnc
that time.
cut program o f national enr< lied bills ymupa
Of 10 children tooted for ho.*
md old to Ib f demorAnnouncement of the com
worm
eight were found to be *fmittee member* wa* made by
flicted
and than*
oi«hl
were
immended an added fire Senator Reocham follow Iny the
were
M e t ' m Pan* react , ftemocratle cancuo of
Renat* treated. Boeeu . children
Mr*
' **■*
'
;■
’ member* in which he m s unanl. taken to a phyikdan by
niously
ily nominated for the pre«lpre-L Lamb aad t l were taken home,
denry of tho S tilt Renal*. II* while ooo waa raaaaead u. the
took office today, -u lh* biennial Sanatorium at Orinad* ami flee
aeaeion nf the. LoglsUture r-tt mere yhren X-ray* throuyh the
rourtcoy of tha TdUrruhwl* *nd
under way. Senator Roar ham «uc
reed. Senator J. Turner Butler Health Aaaocialtou
A tout 80 chlMiau filled out and
• f JackMmvillu.
.
Meanwhile the llouae of Reti ryturned applhuthu for ride* to
re e ntali vaa waa - oryualaed last Um Kaatar Saariaa Serekw. in
nlxht to be preoared for the ip- dicating they wanted U attend.
rfllny o f tb* Lagloluture to'ay. Mr. Lawton anid. Bine* the num
with Don McCarty
of
Fort ber la Intgo enough to warrant
Pferco us spoukar-dotiynatc and ll tho boom wilt ha provided to
Raymond Sheldon of Taaipa a, toko tho children la the aorrice*
aneaker-nroUem-doakpia'a.
B*o and return thou* to their boaaea.
Fuoua of Orlond* to chief cletk- The homo ora expected U ho al
draixnate. All woxu achedulod to
he eW ted at tho fhat aooaion of
tho House thl, afternoon, after
Governor I p m a id
L
Holland
delivered Uo na*,*uyr and e ffL
MO*
i-zVtT
■‘■u-IPI
Residents To Hove
tint Sunday At 3 P. M.
Building Permits For
2 Days Total $1*140
Belgrade* Bombed
For Fifth Time
Plans Made To Attend
Convention At Key
West April 2.t-2ti
^ ‘Lone Ranger,’ Of
*,u* Radio Fame, Dies
'jq In Autp Accident
Sunrise Bervices
Arranged By Board
Dciuirtiirc Of Forces
From Near Bulgar
ian, firm an Fron
tier Is Unexplained
Joel Field Is
Re-elected Head
Of Legion Pos
Sanford Delegates Attend State
Garden Club Melting In Sarasota
Looiiefl Gain In March
H KhMlfuRr kolt U p
up M«iw«ly aad uaul
YOWE
Bmmt r . llouaholdur
1'>UR named chairman
»Uk JlUBtiou eoaamltteo
raB Ssarffta
uC huriy-ploMiana yet-to I
, C/ontgrt Pol ills
HM1
Rvadiftf hia ~opponrM*a~ phii^r;
trainee/ Ihreata effectively at a iluMWi
(net drill el Camp Dlt. N J. In rpi|r
mech,inard warfare, kand.lit-hand ' t v
Joel In tho rtrw soldier * manual.
IMfR
iwwl
Me “*' P»«m
t
. » ■- : - - , o _____ *
ipJlMi;bil Canal during Dm
first half at thla month, withahtp-
l| « r k U
APRIL 8.
Official O f Defense
Mediation Board Id
Against Compulsory
-Action In Disputes
TOW THR BEST; ti
. EVA-BRSS
;■ b e a u t y s h o p
CANDY FOR EASTER JOY I ! !
iver Y«ur (kir
TUESDAY,
W ASH INGTO N. Apr. R —iir>
— Vice-chairman
William
H.
thavfci of the Defence Mediation
Board told the llouae
Military
Affaire Committee today
that
both industry and tabor needed
to develop a “keener" apprecia
tion of their reaponaihiUUaa.
Ha rxpreaaed
opposition
to
kgialelion outlawing jurisdiction,
al aad union organisation strike*,
and aaaerted he waa “utterly OOpeaed** to compulaory arbitration
a f defense dispute*.
trial Convoys Seen i**^ ,£g*
By Senator Wheeler ^ u ^
I.fcT U S W A P W A T
SMOOTH T1RB WJJJ* £
IIB A VY
NKW
T U B A !)
c . W elsh
FLORIDA.
'4 ,
Tire Recapping
Our
tiro
'
Florida city Affording Hail. Highway
Sanford I* The Only (mlml
IHU’ MIHtltnl Mill tit'll f lull run*
M 'i " n nI Stih nta ln*t W r litr*
WJ rifal I huitotny. nI wltu h a
■ I '"i* «'f Ia IM *»nr heard and
B t i r iiim lu-fn U t kH
m lull
ejhotrilmi; i -nmI Mgn*
*
FARM ING TO N, M .h
An
»
1
AiUmliiig fr**nt v*anf«»ad
J II Colt ItMiph, |trr*i.
Karl W
iin + r r
!. '••IT Mi
M l, «l
a hone thl illmr n»*ln» r«|il*Hl, n* '•»|| **f tha MMf..*.l « III
« ihI Mi Hm • \
the “ I/mm* lUiiirrr" were* lin o l I® II.M.I.M,
Fw I kmuui mi« **f |*,trlM»*.
w i« I*
killed here IfuUv when hi* m*»I*»
I ha- |••.»«! I»*It I ill. f MI 11•oe| |.)
mobile rrw«he*l min lh- rrti **l *• l«^*W**
fUe||o•%,|ft|- M It-tlgthV
• trailer.
'• nib l'HI. I I * 1*01 Im | ta*
pit*.
fera**er. « I h**<fAttnliur
• *11 ...»e,| la. !»,. ( I l l
I • r i«taI in t•*114, Y « Sllhei* ** m* Ilie 11
**l III** laid MM
mark of hi* radu* a«tve itluir*.
I
.« f|INl Ihrhw f»*e f ■»f
had been «»n the* air p, Mia* “ I *****
•t h |N |v.|| *.» t **lt*|aMft\ *.l*e fill
Ranger** for Ihr |ha*l |*IU« \ra»
•1 Ml •*«l1<l'* • net\• « I a t||g Ittf •I
lie • • * a unlive of I oi.nl*
The IWtfolt fadu* alaluu* w I*. •*
the " I a w Rawrrr** |»r»H:raiu
•«
mates maul llratw
lleumei. IIm
original “ Iamw llangn**.
stuil.l
return to the l**i iim l
I ole • I
row toy her**
(•rater i*
autvm.l
hr
'*•*
widow and »*ne tlauchl*i
SdfiHli Actions <>(
I*abor, Employer Nil
W ASH ING TO N . A|w H <d*>
John l». Hiyyer*. OPkl pl«wlurl*n«i
dirwtor, lokl rt»ngt*^» Motwlsy
(bat lb* itrfrnw imagrani Imi**
hNB imnrdni by
**unthinlii»ir
action of ■rlhwh ri»i|»l«*)rr* aipi
labor kmtier*. Imi| be
u|*|mm«,I
buallirt orzhurn rio-pt
at n
lie rrnorta<i to ihr llouw Mill
U ry Affairs tammlltcr that leal
maa. production of vital aai
material, will twain in IIMI ilav.
and that “lh«
aafety of
the
United Stale* and the future of
all the things that are an pr**.
kata ta Americana may depend on
what w » all do** in that time, lie
at*tad emphatically that commun
latic activltie* and pevdonyed Ubcn
atonpayaa should not be allowed
to Imperil tho n a r a u n m t effort
I
Atlvrvll*ifi|>
l•••KlbMr•l it* A
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wiMtitt MMI
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in I i f a t v t M m
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Ihr
•liffcTVlMr lying *»n «-i«t|»hm<*ij on
!'**♦, CBhlor mod U l a n r r
"Thr
til.
tin* touch la your imacnuitHin,'
Mr*. JluUeiiltrirr r« hI
m a n . im . m m
Mr* llultrnbarker, mho I* him
WKST P A U f Dr.ACII. Apr n m mrmlrr of ihr ruil PiGgl i » mb.
— (A^— James Or Arms ml Gikwi «il. diKu«H,l rankrrvilUNi and
100, whm attrihutnd h«» logtgrvily l».mled out that (tra u w of abut*
U outdoor Ufa. dkd hero Hunday t«* the rnnil Our? is Irfl mn a m URuttuurB Ibm r%«» Tv*u|
(•reeks Keep Hitler's
Arinv From Enter
ing Struma Valley
J '*l 8 field » , u fr.rlrc|*w|
runuBBittlrr of
U r ('4iiii|»hrll
IcOAning Amrrki.n I a * ton I'm«I nl
n mrrting hrltl
law! iilflil
i|
whkh five of Ihr fight ••IliurtR
naiiM-l for tl»e coming \ r*r wrtr
vrtrnMm of the II. S Navy. «lr.
sriir thr fact It watt Armv J»*\
I'lnnu for (ht iMt-mhrp' of the
|*o*| to i ttro«l Ihr Slut#* ( onv*,n
lion oI Kry W r»l »»t* Apr IS-I .'«»
Brfp instlf mol I irk* l«
t«»t
i
twin fit *hnw at I he* Kit# lln.it i
!•» iai-r money fm tinti,|,«»i ta Io**i of Ihr S**n* t*f IIm Amt * ir tit
Id chtii I** I ho « «*m onImil. oaf**
altsll ll tlloel k*n«»tlg tho Ittl MiIm'I *•
|tirnrttl I'hr |»rnrf|l -tim* io |*t
lm* he hi at ll», Ihoalri A|*r I•*
rml la atol ( Ini.
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• l.f*i|*a e*f tha tra »• uni tot toll i|
imi k*v'iit(*nt i
I U f o rim r lr c lc * l
f*»i
I:.
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Florida AsHorialion To .M ed
In Sanford Tuusdav
• r|wnt hy M l
Coalt hel. t*«g»th* r
w it h I h r ttantou
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l h t « r o f tl*a- Mponu«*r** ha vo tin*
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I* mI.-i \
YiiRtmlav
•' "I « illiilrjiw n fro m
ill .in ■ imi I'n rn c r" zone,
•••r tin i . i n k left flan k
•
Sti iimn Fliver
« lull mi
tlii>
r l-h t
.\il"ll llilli-r's arm ored
i h i 11- ili i lati'il to hnvn
l nit im lf , •.until to the
i
• ,i litintrit Greer, and
• t|M "
it laierk
cotn-
.n-l. *•«ii nuMiora •on-
fijrhi with great retf
i. fr i liriir thr fatherland
N’. w i
•k ■
i.ffrn ilva ,
i ta li l l. h cd
c.i llcily would
. Ill |l•■lt'rnt of
i Imi
thrusta
.j: Hie
met trrrlfiitr^sfly his
v> lo tifi In
tlupaichts
ST «H 'hlH >I M. Sweeten, Apr "
—.44*1 —Thiee
Htnicl
Ituuian
I la lie c |ia,M*<t unit Ituf Gutlaint
Monday ami » r i c • liaard away hy
a Kv.i-.li-h nrutlallly patrol. It
waa aniH'unc.vl Mundav nlxht
Gotland l, a Swedlah Inland In
the Haiti. Iwlwcen Sweden and
•'Inland and ata.ut IMI mil.-a north
Apr
about
,.r ftongaal. from
Hritiaih withdrew
• ili'-pile "Inuyh
Hied ih*t Hrl>I->t I. led been
ilu fifth time.
. 1 11- li • m11In de
ni- hot hravllyi
.!. I.iiiyhl ,sam ,t
.nd if thr Yu-
Swctlcs ( ’IlHHC O ff
Three Soviet IMunes
YORK.
Mrr na.
•cun,,mid report-
• n Sanfi*nl
I.hiii*
t lul»
« ill
upon ,t*r |l«%nl (# hIi hi I, Km am*
< 11*> Kvorett |.«l**nril M»r«hnll.
I o n / *'""I t*|VM I Ini* f a i l
A I
Ith*nkr n *hi|>. mini tho other Hi m *
u|Hin-«»ru,
Kolary
t lul*.
tW
I'amplirti.I.ouMnr !*••*( *'"•1 Mi*
Ihinlii fhanihat of t oninoi • • i
o ill name llirtr Inym lalrr, Mr
(iati-lMl rt*|M»rt**«l
Ihutrirl
t ««nmtaruler
(••♦ugo
Wrmutrtn and I V I ( nnimmiibo
I. I ||o^|o |•rhi*o*l thr mult i'f
tho i»o**l iluntip Ihr pa**l year
arwl I t s»ru»lh Kntrr«t (•alilol
W .1 Mail lev and I ( Tiawiik
mail* thiol PiniihcA enmuraging
the |Ma*t nil ml oi * In greater a* ratinpli*hm* nt“ •IniiUg (hr minute
year. Mi Fir hi «anl
FFW
of
•
Dr. Helen Cole
Will Speak To
Phi Beta Kappa
in n
Mort
w ile, rust
*'l*i*h Ihr
I In* lo i n i H r
htiuue a ip Juno, wt re math
and German
liiw*l»«, hail i»eru pird the Mbv.
at*
ym wnr K (
>nnth.
f11- 1i
\tea -a ominaritlri . K I' flatehi I
»rr«»n«| \»ro miiimaittl* t . \v
I
llarllov,
thirrl
\u* « otniuaiuh t .
J II Muff, (illatkr olfo •». I.ml
T I•unit*, hmlonati R** V' •*
|tiaM»k«, chaplain, mol J « Tit
%*m V, sergeant at •»••** Ihr »•
Mo llfflcvr a t>«I 40*1
Mill 1*0
R|i|Mtiitiol at Um' it* kt nits l iii .
to hr hrM A|tr 21 Ml
FNrl«l
•.aitl tinlay
(Vnlr.-tl
S i t p|*ernuni n f<*g tho SrittMiulr J
( «m nt v l * * y « to attrn*l lh«* M*ct»n*l
l i n y . St at e, t o tw hehl in lalim.
\pr •»—( A P )— An
«iin..cinrrni.nl
aald
(
Hor**ii) - Vsnium (III (*« . Inr
VHNinrrvI Montis v it will
postrd prirrp nf
Ms
aU i
f r w lr gmsoliibr oi»t.half m i
gallon in lank cars W nlm
throughout N r w FnglavMl
New York Stall- with (hr r
lion of mrtmpohtan Naw
City an«l the w «»trm end oi
state
•
K B A I 'I
Sanford May Be Chosen As Ivocation
For NYA Arts .And Crafts Project
City News Briefs
Amcwiy those Ip Tallahaasae to.
day o Hand lug the opening of the
Layiatatur, was T. W. lawton.
ouperiutaodeut of inatruction of
Bamloala County. Ho la oapocted
to reiunr Friday.
V l^ N
A |*»
w
rtjill III* Itilll-'li
Wm
Colo initlrr Iim* hrgun •
tin f«»il
*•»» rgtensive
plorini* i a*cr|»lm• lru fur M
In a number **f down I«•*
n ru lii»ii.'*r» 1 in fml
I ringing uiniMigllv I'uHi
twrauRe uf i( m
fur
(uirjH'Hk, it I b R a i d .
liilti-h Muarter* ta
• a r , f , Tbraal
County Advisory Board For N Y A Is
Named By Director R. A. Goodspeed
Brunch ITT7 of lh* National
Member, of the county advi the N Y A off leu and tho City U M
Aaoociation of
Letter Carrier* sory board for the National Youth County Commlaskonors.
and lh* Ladies Auxiliary
will Administration bar, teen named > Named on tb* rommittao U N I
moot with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. end are expected to meet in the T. W- Lawton. Trad
W U U am ,
Rudd at lh* Sou Lento Apart next twp weeks to make plan, Mr*. Voile WtUI*m*. W . 0 . HUL
ments Wednesday at S :M P. M.
for projects in this county. R A. Edward IIIn in a, Mrs. C. B. Dew.
Goodspeed. local N Y A director, ton, Fred Dyson, H. H. ColeHau.
said yesterday.
Rev. W. P. Boknnan, Mias L
Tb* purpose of tho board la to Hodges, Alex Johnson and ■ »
make suggestions for plana along KippDistrict N Y A official* troUk<
Um Uao of national defans* proi<
acta. Mr.
Good,pood diodooed lando era cxpoctod to alt m i j
first
muatlag whan U m
gn
TBo gruu* will week to kuvoprol-
LOCAL WEATHER
.
.
...
�TOTESDAt, A P R IL 8. 1 W
Legislature Convenes
ueHun uriando
Opens April 16
It ia perhaps peculiarly appropriate that fllngllng
Brothers' and Barnum A Bailey's great Combined circus
should be presenting Us first performance of the season in
Hew York on the same day that “ the greatest show on
earth" Is opening in Tallahassee, The downs in Madison
Square Garden have nothing on Florida's law-makers
whose biennial-jokes, gestures and Jlm-cracks would be side,
splitting If they were not so serious.
However as these representatives of the people convans In Tallahassee today to listen to the Governor's ad-
plangee and the
SET
ocean and tha
11wind-driven tide
St *uu}d coma whispering on
•till days
*h * long ripple breaking In a
F mate. downi
l wind-blown gull*
If stood In tranquil days
* jsstnl birds rind on the
■lobeter-floata
jjafrwf trey-allver In the glan
thw/th tha gala and, when
Efvney tom,
RRh upright, agoln toned
with an qnmr.nlng sigh,
Mad at bygone Inltasmory's
W h i t e , lassloJ LuffhtedJ
I up against the gale,
w r e p n the shattered glass
ortorttoTttora Is power in
ortao and th*
?0*N CAMPBELL 8COTT.
risked a
!• a dip]
an tto French rosy taka
from Oraak-Yugoslavlan r »
rn to tto Carmans.
oo hasty a critic a*
>k Hotter admits that tha
uqr te coming along In
talking aboot
i Items, fa*
it thing you
teaser to pay
ly th. Ilconsa.
the leadership of this Legislature, aa well as Its member
ship, la superior to that ordinarily found In these clois
tered halls. In Senator Beacham aa president o f the Senate
and *n Dan McCarty, youthful speaker of the House, the
Legislature has both Intelligence and ability.
,
Most o f the more acute problems, with which our rep
resentatives will have to cope, deal with finance and taxa
tion and In charge o f this Important committee has been
named L. C. Leedy of Orlando who probably has had aa
much experience In such matters as anyone in the stnte
and whose character os well aa ability will qualify him-for
the post. The chief difficulty o f this job Ilea In the demand
of the people at one In the same time for larger appropria
tions accompanied by lower taxes.
Among those additional expenditures for which there
la the most demand and which seem the most likely of
realisation are larger old age pensions with added relief
for dependent children and the blind, more money for the
schools Including the university at Gainesville and the col
lege at Tallahassee, a new state hospital for mental pa
tients,' vastly Increased . highway construction urn) many
additional Items necessitated by the needs of national de
fense.
These demands for Increased expenditures are heard
In the face of a constitutional amendment recently voted
abolishing the State ad valorem tax on real estate, which
followed claaely on the heels'of the homestead amendment
eliminating all operating tax levies on homes, ns well as An
almost universal Insistence that the Mi of 1 percent nross
receipts tax be repealed, and while present revenue is al
ready falling to meet previously authorised expenditures.
A partial answer to this plight is seen In the proposal
to shift one cent of the gasoline tax revenues from the
counties to the Stato Road Department, to Increase the
tax on the race tracks and to give the "odd cents break”
to the State Instead of allowing the tracks to keep it and
to increase drivers license fees. No doubt these m insures
would go a long way toward bringing some semblance of
order to the State's financial chaos.
But there Is still much to be done. The rejrort of the
Brooking* Inatltution has pointed the way toward a sys
tematic reorganization of the State government which >■
essential to place the SUte on a sound financial basis, It
may be that something along.this lino can be accomplished.
If bo , tho people of Florlda should be eternally gratcf.il to
the members of thla l^glnlature.
St. AuflruBtinet 1565-1941
St. Augustine la not only the oldest city of European
origin in.lho United States;-It Id nlso one or the moat dectrrmii and— lit art unpretenlloua way— moat beautiful, Tho
Quulitioa that th# calm and reflective Henry Flagler fell
In luve with hers more than sixty years ago arq rare In
this country, bccuuac the bid ani the new with ua no
rarely live and let live. They came aa a shock to Flagler at
a- time when he had amassed an Immense fortune and
looked up from the close slid Intense effort of amassing it'
for the firet time In his Ilia. Here ho began spending from
this fortune very lavishly because he had suddenly awaken
ed to values that greatly successful men hava always cul
tivated, their material success once secured.
Flagler’n architectural gifts to St. Augustine are
monuments that rank with the beat in the United States.
Huge os they are, they do no violence to the scalo and
tone of things there. The FUglcr hotels, churches and res
idences are of metropolitan dimensions, but St. Augustine
remains undisturbed by the elegance, pomp and massive
ness of these buildings, A new plan of restoration under
to director
and tto T*.
rag with many
parts^—Tavares Citlwn.
Sanford Delegates
State Garden
Rsadquarton of
jE S C S S
Bt. Potorsbun
tourisla, aa tl
'Jftotj*
ffVg^Jt5;*
w- « . ,
1V»,
|
o u A iB X k .a w .. a^sptcki) tto sUte. Many of tkwa grow
Am m a t that premisesto to er* will to tn Orlando for the
to to#
to.**.*
__ 4 ^
1 •a nail ran tine of th*, florid*
Htotteultfcral Boctety, Apr. IS to
I T ,. with - headquarters
In tto
nm«. total. ’
Carefuly organised and ade
quately f Ini nrMl, no item U to.
In« overlooked to make tto stowinjr compter. In every detail from
E ertin, nit oral
other .applies to- Ti
,PWhIli VfffSds*'.
WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN
By JOB HENDRICKS
AND MARJORIE SULKED—It
w»» my pleasure reernUy to tow
Marjorie Klnnan Bawling., soIbor of "Tha Yearling-, a. my
guaat for lunch at the Hons*
Rrataurant In (to Cspllol. to
i Davis Opposes
Outlawing Of
Uttiftii Strikes
proper thine
of room doing tto
reported It to his superior offlOMtlnfW neat res* Wwe>
Tto pension
of work to an estimated
t0 £ * batSTfor tha >00,000.
'.*■■■
Pr" » look. "P tha totUS Tor tna
The United States yesterday
“ ^ fr
the Rtisalpft-Yrtgottav
which I Invited the Otter raeraL i t e viewed
tor. of the Florida delegation.'It « • JOT*. *L j2 2 ^ cW vtot5 w :« friendship pact—signed an tto
was . very pleasant affair, Mar. * M1'*
net eve of Uermaay’a , Invasion of
Joria being a vary charming pef- ***** jV t? W?T
^ Yugnalevl*—aa a sign of Inert.•son and an excellent atqry tetter.. * * / T I |I*, , . nd ,7 w . Ing Soviet displeasure toward the
dentations
incidental music to eleieifl.
in, srrsnffement and judging,
state* R. Hi (libbo, vice.president
of. the Florida* BaOk-dt Orlando
and president of the lin k Oerden Club, Judring will to com.
plated before the door* ere op
ened to the public.
Formally opening nt 1:00 P.
M-» on Wednesday, entries In
both imiteur inu profctolonal
duets will be received the i f
temoen end evening of tbq prtWedneeday. Full Information on
Vdnreday. Full InfermaUen on
ttshttlMon rules and cliiitflcatlons
may be eecurvd by srrltlne B. H.
Exquisite
Marjorie was In Washington at-1 * ' " * " L m u ? t?"^ "mristnan
lading the Women'. National « ■ g . . ! ^ a g j £ f .
hZ-
t
fVeeh to elm to
u 't a w
In the firing Una fag ua. I hope
RooanVlt th* t W* eOtubHatoamk In Florida
gardrd a. encouraging to tto A
tent that It shawa aotUthma) na
tions are becoming aware of tto
nature of the Ail* move for
world domination by military
fore*.
„
Ip effect, this was ahotter oat
o e tto beck for the Soviet U«;
Inn. Recently, UnOereaeretarp of
(Hats Sumner Walks praised Rue•la for renffinning, tor pledge of
friendship to Turkey. . • <■ .
Dtolometlc observer. Interpret
ed three moves na t»mlbly fereshadowing greater -United Btetea
efforts to woo tto Soviet ovar
to tto anlLAsl* Woe.
.
_
Hull’s Indirect prelee -of Roa•la ram* in the wake •* **■ <
n.nciaUen of tto n«w, Certsf"
thr«.t aa ■ “ barbaric Investor
during her stay ben. When aha "'1!JT^unrva M"n j!v *r.
arrived in Washington and opened
ORLANDOS
DAY—Tuesday,
the orange blossoms, the leave* the ICth of April, the City of Orand tha Motions wan falling off Undo will dedicate the new hair,
the items and they looked Ilka million dollar Federal Court nnd
they had been scorched. Bo sho Host Office Building. This marks
gava up and threw them In the another atop In the progreea of
waste basket. Than, aha said to this beautiful city, I was de
add Insult to Injury, at tha Wo. lighted •wNh what I saw when
taena Preea Club Dinner Iledda f v t t tn Florid* In the' Fall aU
Hopper, Hollywood columnist, ar- landing tha hearings conducted
rived with a coffin full of Call* by the Mediterranean Fruit Fly
fprnla orange bloaaoms. Iledda Committee. I was able to take
b»d
reserved
a place
on some of the members of that
the. plane for tonsil and two committee front other steles and
additional seats which aha used1 walk up and down tha atoyeU of
to bring tto orange bloaaom*. the city of Orlando. They were deTbey arrived In splendid order lighted with -the large, clean •CIVIL SERVICE RXAWHA*
•wd ware distributed to lb# markets, tto brand streets, tto TIONR-Tto toW n y oiamtea.
I" .tto audience. I told parka and tto beautiful lakes, la tteos tovo toon antweoeie. eom
Marjorie this must ton annoyed feet, they said Id m dtp la tha
•fir »„*r*at dcaL She replied, entire United. Btetea tod they
Tip, Iledda just putamartrd me .an-such beautiful market* and
HnOhf faWaresd at top*
end fret tor astro waori
Potted ok fey ,
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T U B BANFOKD
SANFORD 1
HERALD ,
f TUB
Ba
a
r u m ) F L O R ID A
Miss Evelyn Echols
Honored in DeLand
Joe
[Greek Flank h
i I^eft Exposed As
Hut eh i* on *■nt*11 •
a party at her Ii me Ytiffoslav.s Retreat
D oyre
ilu tc h iG o n
h> H o n o r e d
A t
P a rty
Mr*
R V
Mrs. J W. McCormick enter
tajm d with
tained nt l,*r home
<m South
on liirlimornt Avenue Sat nr lav
Rniilrvanl in Dcl-and last ev e
afternottti honoring her ?on, Jo**
ning honoring Miss Evelyn Ech
Boyce, who celehinted hi? - i v h
ols whoso murrlagr will lx- tela
birthday anniversary The 11v»«'*r
cmniied on
Sunday
Apr.
87.
ronni nf the ]|iili'hi?on home wu?
Snap.IrsKons snil poppies
were
usrd lo decorate the rooms in
decotuled with Miatwirnpon? on I
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lundquist who were recently married
Othe» Spring
fl wer?. turiv nj;
TUESDAY
Mi»* Camille Dealer hai mn which Ihe if uosts playril britlg*
TI m An rlan C ltu o f the First were guests of honor at a ml». her lmu*e guest, Mips Arierv and rummy. The tnllivi carried
out n * idol theme of pink inti
rellsnrous
shower
and
party
at
brutal designs.
, Church will mwt In th*
While
BHttaln nf Muskccge, Mich.
the home of Mis. H. G. Lund__ at 7:30 P. 31. with Mm.
After
several
progressions,
Ih e dmitn; room w-n? «*»'•• u aled
If. Gordnka-r, Mr*. T. K. Smith, qulst on Ihe Country Club Road
Mrs.
Itiougblon
Wi.lkius
was
With -Wee! pew-, with tin' t d ie
Mr. and Mm. Bennett
Land.
Mra.
Lund* Jr.* of Apopka were the ffueata found lo hove high
Sam Qantnrr and Mm. H. A .Saturday evening.
score
for
o\ it Inid « itli n hue * h in nnd
<|iiist is the former Vrrdle Mae of Mr and Mm C A
__
baateMM.
i i-Vit?•i*>i| w ith the pink h'i ilidiiy
llaines which she was awarded a prlte.
A t Fidelia Clan of l he Kiml •„*l'||. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday.
l ow - ore prise s i ill lo Mrs. \V\
Cuke, n hit h w a? ?Hi|oimi|t>l hv
0
It
Snpp
' it Church will inert nt the
I. Sleermnu of Del end and Mra.
i h m I j|h a? find f» i n
of Mrs. E. 1). Smith, lln
A iiriigrani of
entertainment
An
let i j*|f hunt wa? i n*
Friend? nf It nhi ml Merchant D, K McNnl was Ibe x u i n a
Nlnetrcnlh Street, ni T im Under the direction of Mr*. Eddie
foi l t h\ the iriieit? w 11Vi I ' v<'G ii
will lii- interested fit know that w inner
If. A coerred dish iu |j|»t will leitiiihiiifnl iiii,| Mi** Kill it Lund*
l.ut
in tht* eveninf ii *"pfi(n®
M'nlfheW? a lid tieof (»e Smim* WHi ho i* i ! al limed at Fort Hi«e^
.cade the business merlinjt
*iui»t writ part inputs! In ty the
try ’* •'howet of fjift?* w«n prei me the ptirc? foi fmdHik tile
>
Mrs. Hesry Ford, lnd
“ Cinderella," a three act |ilnv piirsD. nft«*r which n idiower of N. C.
renled Mish Kehola In Inriftf pa
oiM"t i f i*? 411 her i*4iin•’w woi i'
presented at the S< ullt ififin ivitsi pup-*«•mt n-tf lln* jruoala
in r luur^
\\ til'll
opened
each Mrs Ilrnry Ford, 2nd, lha former I'h \
*»l thi 1.1U M IITlil Cl o'ip
A. J Pope hn? arrived from
Primary School amlltnim.i, <d hninii
It r fro hmeiit*
were
pnrktife
or
can
hail
the
uri^inwl
Aon#
Mr
Donnell,
i«
ahown
at
a
1114'f 1114■s 131kef) .■.( ll,,' •-bd.li . o f f
ThtiniAisVille,
G
m
,
to
visit
with
1:00 P. M. by the 1,1’ tle ’1heli MTV oil |,y the ho*te*H i*» Ihf follabel removed and m tla place nlf Mdub in New York City, whn h J.
II nt ee’* - a-1IBldimi'k
hi» *mi, J, T Pope and brother,
fer (ha benefit of undc.-firMi- luwif4*:
n rhyme to correspond with the •he vl»ited with her huihand, krraiidtha
1 **4« m lb.'
lift,' 1Dll O
Cl. J. Pfij»e.
school children.
Mr nptl Mm. Himm-11
Lundcontent* id the pftrkiiprc hud t»ecii me of tha motor macnate. Sha re . G(l. 4?4o via'ic tl-b.'l r .1 in' .. th>
WEDNESDAY
fpiKi. Mr, tmd Mr*, W. Plenum.
plured
hy
tlie
one
who
nave
It,
9MiVd the It etpectlriR a little new
111raHie 1*44•VIf to hl'l 1- lt.4 x ‘ H'i,
Frienil* nf Mm U L Thrasher
The Board meeting of the Snh- Mr. niitl Mrs. K. K. l*undqui|t,
The honorec feud the thyme* and
comer to tha Ford Imme.
Hi 11V Ihl Ih Ihn" 4.. loe It n ,v
Qarden- Club will be liel.i Mr nnd Mr*, ({, R. Sapp, Mr will lw sorry to learn that she 111**1 to curio the content*, rto(•- I 4* t... ll he ),pt in d In" in V
has
been
ill
nt
her
home
oil
home of Mrs. Freiti IV Wilmn and Mrs R. Ilurnseil, Mr. and
ii 11n»r much merriment
nnmne
14dh 4ot? *n v ui ...... . .ll 1
e«fi
Sanford Avenue at I () :0o A •V>’ T <• Tyner. Mr. anti Mr*, Grandview Avenue with influenrm the ifiM'it*.
in ill
Ih.
to i 11 1ft Veil n? friviM
C o n fra te rn ity
lia s
b'liil Mnnguson, Mr. stnl
Mrs.
V* , I iTim )iii *Ii*ui Hitwlcil I k
her
to t' 14Ik
fill s ..4of.1 t* lk i s
Mm John Miller. Mrs.
Roy
! The Beginner* Department « f Norman Swanson. ,\lry and Mrs.
nmthei. Mm St hi (iaidio r, mnl
liiis in e s s M e e t iim
t i , I »* <I h O l* I't I tlln WI 1 *'
First Baptist Churrh will Ililini r l.iinili|uista Mr. and Mrs. Reel, Mrs V D Kirrhhoff nnd Mr? I Willi? Met iirmiik m r o i j
h Ii niiiiiiith i r im t i"Ji h' "I
an Raster Eir-j hunt nt ilie Kddie l.iin.li|nisl. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mm. Rudd it- HmUon formed n uii ii i .uni ?w» et emit"*' to the
II l W a hhut n w a? I » "
,t Mill ♦dll l Wll b 111O *'
Mi
party going to Orlando to view
.Church at 3:30 P. M.
H 43. 1 iiintifiiieI. Mr». Hulling* r,
true*I? hiivtir? to re
Mnlividmil te*"
1e
Mi
fluti'hi? *' « *- i •
•
i >lt I dl«> .kits i lliniii .1 1 lo I
’ Sawing sessions will ronlln ie Mrs Hilmn l.uintipiisl and Mrs. the Army IJay p:. rude
fortune? :»nd miniature ^imm! luck hi'liii on Sooth SMTlf o» d Y Valls,.
i .i ( v mi’ ' iv Mi- U * Rum1h v
f a r tha Red Cross in the W 'vm .i’s (•triiii .Kwh itAfin,
clou
mb
which
were
w
i
i|»p*'*t
in
to 1he mi mil
. I III!
11O'ill V Ml Ml? I M Mct fiH
Mrs I>n\u1 Earle and Infant
Club ftam 0:30 A. M. until n i l
Alsu, Mrs T
S.
Copeland,
v n» I « ijlolr'it r n pe pa pel
I fl • till lied to in ho 11ll " "
( 'on f 1.iin nr v f \Jl s
i :»th
A , M. with Mrs, Mabel RsIrnUe Mrs M<--Ivi* Sliaffpr, M m , M. A. son have heen removed from the
Thu?,'
enjiryiiiK*
the
party
with
If
1f t ., i, i.i.,i. lias In f 1h
Fernnld-l.'uitfhton Memorial llu*.,
idle t'lmii
aa sponsor.
^ ry . Mm M
.1. ('lurk,
M im
liO’ile?? i i id cue?l of honor
Mn* o , , , l Mill.
pitnl to their home on Went First I _
M,- II B I’ upe pti .1.1. 1 i \a1
* There will be an afternoon lm Mr riioi l.unili|liist.
Miss
Rllen
wire
Mark Kin n
tllC 1•ll Kf 1U-Sn (i t Vi t II ta l 111k1 II 1' llll f l. v
a rsponsored by tlie I.ltrrn liif nnd I und'i.ii'l, Miss Alien laindipiist. Street.
Mi? 1 r Kthiiln. Mm I WtL
111
V|. 1'-lit.
Gmjn*i i t 11nilof to 'i ■ fnlloud 4.4 1.* \\ -4 ,,
Mask departments of the Wont M l " A im lamdipiist. Miss Cimlll 4|Vlit 1
f'
Mra. Ill Iin Owen nnd ion, OR Is, Ii? Mct'oiiniek of Del-amt, Mr?, t' nJ ito i torr* h ill ili*\ 1Ifl lo- d 1 !
H i's Club.
Mrs.
W lllltm
< ’■
In 1.itinli,ni^t. Miss Delores Hum.
A,
Stmidenmiie,
.Mr?,
G
T
Simni-l
Jr., ami M ih? Nevis think visited
1 1. I '1 h
Mis
V\ m t.itijj II .1flat f || m i
Thun din
Dwight of Holyoke, Mane, will -id. Mias Mnry
l.ee
liurlised.
,
t oiper
B. 'tv
over the
weekend with
Mm, ennuie, Mr? G, M Nlt-Min and M m «; • F • 1haIt " , 1>M tha* aDili
■weak on currant events.
Miss hill relln
Mur
l.limli|llist.
Mi?
\K
S.
Sleirtiniu.
nil
of
DeMho
Owen's p a r e n t . M i
and Mrs.
I * H um 1
tl. 1 I ''
laO
mill,,
tif ailH'nl ll'e
Mias .Msiinlyie l,undi|ulsl. Miss
Lnmt,
Mm
Sam
Gardner,
Mra,
Fv
id VM
i
1 i ....pel
Thm .im ih"e»i* "id ll oil
|»iU14"
' Tha Tonrnsend Club will meet Marguerite Khaifer, Miss Verna Henry llememaim at Henin.
Loiinnr Beal,
Mri
Ilmuiihtoii
afk 1 Vda ll F . 1 IH k
fur the ibeoi ut mil?
9 * b tha Court House at 7i3(i I’ M. Mne Shaffer. Miss Carolyn Swan,
Johnson [ Mat kin?, Mr? L F Uh i h i t , Mm.
Mr. final Mr?
Bert
Sewing sessions will nuillmir son. Clinrles l.iindipiisi. itollaml
31, - II
II I'..|W. 111 ? ,1Olka
visited for a shell while yester D k McN'nlt. Mi*1? Viriemin IV* Rouo' dint H,„l M,
far the Had Cross l* Ihe Wo
a,l pt 'lO
.1 1 h ,ii 1 toll i . a , 1 Mil II,,
I.utulipiisl, Slnnley Shnffer and
day Willi Mr nnd Mrs
O,
A ndd. Mi"? Mai irarel Sipm* ?, Ml?? bo Ot t’luil ee atf Hie | JIwf a*1 afa t .
‘
Club
from
2:30
P.
M
.ini
, ,,,,• i , >. it
__
Jerry
Day.
tn koliojiin \V iiihv . Mi?? 11er?ehel
Haines *n route to Orlnmlo
tO 5:30 P. M. and sponsored bj
--------------------------llll-c l
Hiiiiihi aint 'G"? lli'li ii (innii‘1, oral inn? fm rh, * I.... It If. |m 1 1 i i
visit Mr Jidiiisini'w parents
Mra. B t Clair Whit*.
I
were ha alii 1 14.01
MiMu.
1 I Unit it,Id
ID Sollfollt
11V41
rlllll.
h,
•liltHtmt'l
4
-f
t
G
?
^i'tl.iluv
'3 *M/.i. d Ii acoe *uf
• Jlary
^ £ ol^
rb*
"i Span- M
A n d
Dr. Ralph Woodruf and Mr?
Thr
t « odorr,.f.Rt>°r!eT.r
nf the unlteil
] is s M c K o n n o y
1. ,♦I II.
Scho.l Hoil ,m j. r a la'ii ho h hut
.1 lt.nl Ih*
V111
Katr
H
Duiliiti
will
arrive
Fri
lak War Veterim* win
B y r o n O d e ll M a r r y
been pliAf i f•
t•*, \ti?
If
r
t Cinured t.\ " *•1lie'
day from KriRlinhUiwn, N I to M r s . W . ( J . D w i g h t
BiOO P. M. O lb** b'11" '- «'f Mr*.
W i ktir in tia.ioai i f Hie . miaoooi
d ♦vuslioe vv,.f *1
......ll
viail
with
irlnttvea
here
for
"
MM Bcheafer. 113 E'm Avenat.
Thl. m, rrU rt of Ml„
M, r.
loll * hl?s to hla tl tons hehl It
11ll.tlw t,* pi ii V t>o tl
To Speak To
few week?
retH F
Mi" Jom Rnonolliti m
1 jo It 0
1 ilia. a * hddi »'li
i
„ K ,!,AY
. ...
I K"S*4 ilw McKenney, ilsughtcr nf
' All Girl Seoul* nm resfuest" Mr Bm, M„
r
„
MrK, nney.
In. . -I e 1* ■k* at In Ml 1a4•*|
All m* inker* nf the Wumiin'i
Mi?* Filial eth DuriteD, mtudcfil
• t o bring * nosebag lu " h no
„ yron 0 l|H 1
,lf Mr „ nA
•d
i 1 »- •11 Ih* t.a a
I luh oil- invited to hem
Mr*
» * * l « t the w rnrr of kl
in- j , , .
Frank OJcl) nf D.yion. at tip* Monro** Meinorinl Hoapitnl VVTIIihiu G Dwight nf ihdyoke,
li , ii
Iff!, kid*' f ' - ,f1 ' d
npenl
I
he
weekeiiil
w
*th
her
par
^
Celery Avrnuis 11
li.-nch was golrmniiril on Hunt. ,1 1 ••1l i i a p I V* •
rnh, Mr mnl Mi? t'heater Dan Mas. Vi ini to ill Bpi nk on i nrreol *Ia o o’ ('onimaiKhm'iil
I L to g * on • hike Ib ry « « l l i c . |Uj nflrrnilnn ln lhl.
aft
iel*, at Yheir home on
Freiicti i vent* ni ihi' rliih t*mn>t i .
. ,, ■.
M .1 titan 1 II vv
Mf
ernoon nt a ten which i" Win*
^ S n l i w l Circle of Die >: .nfor.t " f
K,nit
Churrh Avenue.
lao e to re- point • I out n - I In
1 1 1.
it* 11•1!nine t.\ V|i
s fU s W
'Inl « i l l
„i .l,o '1,1
Daytona
Reach
In
ihe
fpotiMifid hy lire Mu"ir find Lit. grew 14"4 of 1he in a’l iloniHldacH
11 \ 1,
L* * ind Mi
• S r l i g T> r
Mo,lie r.im fircsence of close friends ami
Friend* of Harry Week* wd! m i l lire depn i tiiieiit? f ihe Hoi hy ft'*- Iti v l Ip f t taat Min i '-4.1.1Id
, 4* <l| a *.... u.II 1.. ,1 Mi
,
M
nf ,h' ‘■‘■or1* The Rev. reifret to learn Hint lt« mndir- nt ;t Dll o'cIih W
|KI toI I of (Id I kd| •iios|'M> I I at it f
B u t Be
1 Mi - 1,. 4 1* Unto
1lu*ti,**e? fur the i* n iiedtii!'™ naeh ?pi i*kmb' nf lln
■ S T S L h iT i.
e i""
P r i « officlgled a,
,he wm t urn operation m the Ora itife
non mop
1'■ 1' Ml
t
*11 ton*
Mi
General Hospital m Orlando ye*. Mr* W B Sloppy, Mr* .1 M prop I II m l>l III* 11••t> U l ' f l - Mi
. \D
luike F" Mill 1G* i VI.
The rejnda/1'nier!"mv'e or
ihe! The hriUe chos* for ihe occa. Irrday morning
St ifH<ei|iher, Vfi? II F Morn*. I ihIdv 111
111!
4 -llH*f eyikl I'll III I
i
ll 1
H
lb ilimall.i <
M m W I" Hull fin an, Mr? A t'B uford Til a m e
Deowmslralion »'«•* »
Wu« crepe -port.
‘ Him* ti
,i hum MI- 11 \ i i laii tin.
9 d a b will meet with Mrs I*
.1.1 dress with whits aeco*.' rlc. Her
Ii
VV
Hu. f
Mr. and Mr* Go IIn Wmolrork T huma * anal Mr*
*" Tr toi iialltll 'lie aiimninodiiiil
a
Ua
M1
s
1
D
II
>
RulU.
I
Weber In• Elder Spring.. wilh'™r*age was nf ?Kile rosebud. and daughter, Hetty Jnne, nnd 11rearhi
1of t \a,
Ifa \ M>o I ■••nul l m l
M
It
Ha
. II,-to - Mi"
K p || g. Kelaon a? m-hoateaa M»aa Carolyn MrKrnnay.,aUter of Mary David *pent
Sinicin v
«t
‘‘ thl i \ 11" ' 1 tht to o| Id toil1 lO't Mr ■» M«i v < hn
etst-3 0 P. 51. All menders ere,the bride, acted *• m*i<f of hon- Ocala 4-nd the
MOM
b*catb»n
nlj1 d l?Nppt'»l I h,H to ll tl. Va4 i .
rkst.li) vthbtr the nfrtute “ The Yem lln r” M r * . .1. W . R o w l a n d
M
. 1*s«. Wearing a whitgMp*rkat.ii|
Fluid. Hi, Ml
\
Id*' t t t m A . '
Ing
eej«lnns
i
l
l
ror'lnua
sports
dress.
She
eornplatrd
her
M.
u i-1hoaik
ifl
being
filmed
fctl
Is C irc le H o s te s s
- . f e e lb* Bed Cross In Ihe Worn- ce.stume with a striped bag, belt
• * » ’* Club from 9:30 A M »nld »nd turban, and wore • corsage
Lieut, and Mm Peter Giah’i
l l l i o A. if. sponsored by Mis.'of carnations. Charles Heller of were vlaltor* lait
evening
of
Circle Five of ihe
Women1* t
Jtuf Ttllls.
(Dayton* Beach serrnl Mr. Ode'l talent. Grahn*> aunt, Mr* l uln •Society of ,4‘hii"tiun S»t v ire of
Mdler.
Lieutlimhn
i*
atatnuied
the Meth.xiet
< tmreh met nt - l i g h t if * f r u p ta« i m i *
B A T U R D AY
| " „ b" t
„
The regular mnntlly meeting1 During the reremonv Mr. R at Tamp Branding anti tinik part the bom*' of Mi* .1 W
Bow
• f the Cecellan Music Club will T D * v Im p l* y «l softly on the in Ihe Army Day parade hi ih - huul on l*lf> Kim Avenue Monday me the law i.f Mo-'
I he pi eio In 1 p'on'fi
to B M t In the Fannie R. Munson violin. ' I Love You Trtily
b "L lando yratrrdaye vemnar
lie 1to>i iri i ii 1 i ino in.' "1
on 60.1 Myrtle Avenue at hiwinr the ceremony Mr.
and
In the him hit nf the irrn*urer
*4 Li? 1-CIVi' 1tl! IV- 11|
Mra. Odell were entertained with
Mi*a Nancy Roaietter left S'-t
Mr*. II Dees I idler led ihe due?,
' Op ll I lltu 1In nI-1 I:
[an informal aiiPivfrr at
their non lliilverally In Delaand t'**b*v rind it wn* deeidml l»v the primp
• ,led H
I lnm - l.iiI
nnartment on 7 0 2 .South Beach for New Orleana* La . n* •• deb*, to have the Ma-?mo Stmtv Bonk
gate to the Southeastern Intr. -ol. ill Mil) III order to luive n IfiHiMi I d ttiv i. it v H». all
Street,
ih nil 1 F,\ mat .Mu
(tot.of.town guests nt the wed hgiate A a* Delation
Stu b ,T»! i rtwil tri aft* iidancr
ding Included the hrlde's parents, Government which i? beinif he hi it
After the routine bn?me?* ii»? i I , ►Iri ue ! Ik, Iliad 11t
I hy ?e 11 "41 1he*»
Mr. end Mrs. r . II. MeKenney, Sophia Newcomb College duim/ * u*?tun u ?oen»l pi f ioil wa" *0a. |
a i.evil rue It t* laid nil Mil J,'avv anti
Mrs. 0. R. Yates. Miss Flor-nce >:*,(er holidays
Joy i' at by ihe fail low. ifi&f pel miii *
It"
p io p h a 4 •
Rest. Miss Vnncllle Yates, an I
Mra. John H"ir» r*
Mr*
H
I be
pi* a. In i
n»
Tolsr Rabun of Sanford. Mr. and
Deo*, Mr* K A
Him*.
Mr?
- * * i via l to hn
Mr*. J. F McKenney and Mr and
V\ llliam Harvey, Mr* V' * < *de i ridny
a
-•
i
......
.
..
i
Mr*. C II. McKenney. Jr . " f
Jacksonville, and Mr. and Mr*
R. I„ McKenney of I»eL*rid.
LOURING BEAL, Society Editor
*Social Calendar
T
rclepbon a
148
Newly-Wed Couple
Guests At Shower
irmHliaA l I ' fwm Page fieri
I tnid ul hinted that the Turk?
mieht declare war a*um n*rnin?t
the
Avi?
power?
Informed
“onree? reported n "comilderahte
ipiantity>< of British war
mute,
i iil had arrived m Turkey r**rently
I he German Luftwafft . tryirvi
to ldii?t open a path fm the ml
nottetlly slow pnino ♦ef th* Nn/i
Him-inn
of
Y oy,o"|avin
and
i i i o t f , fliinr* tw** rur fleet? numb* i mi; ntnoit MUUt jilftfu ? *nto tlie
THURSDAY
Club
M a r l lo iia ld
E*r’
TODAY IS
l BARGAIN DAY
• jCOME EARLY!
\ Double
f\
ProRram
NEW ARRIVALS
T lif s f p n p iilir ilirc c ilirr.iil tiix k in i;\ ire iTie
f,i\i*ruc% u f our iiis iu n ic u
D is n is s i'."
'I I icy i.iu y «*it
w a ll 11ic I nr i ,/ut Imi<11 t lu l lu t| \ in.it r it.rm
iu
im
«*
ii
innri' M u r
iim m iiii
.n il it i p u t 4r>u
In 4j'ili i,I iliccur.i
ilit )
ii
,i|u.,lly I.iiii,,ii4
Ini lln iM l.t I ’* j m J ■I it ) lu,,l j i,.i 1 (IU
j
| -nr.
**
r*
$
The Yowell Co.
s \n
i
n in i.
n
n id i) \
C * \ \ t o i u \ \ t o u t o T i V v \ \ n \ t \w w w u v w w w w V t o V v w a J
FOR
SCHOOL
OR PLAY
’ \\ 1H
1 1 II It 1
clllii *i ,i. I ,, 1 Ilia
hi l l
\
I.f k
*d It-i i.
1' ' 1"
................. . ‘ » ,
b at-V
* P-'
« \e « V . vv* ID
1.............. *
n
Bt.-. Rail a 1 l
J* hijia I ■u
i;. d .id .i din
o» all i i •
YOUNG HOPEFUL
needs dresses ------Some wasliahle and pert for
fvliool, sometliinp
for Sun.lays, EXTRA NICE for EASTER,
e.ml and praetieid h r warm Spring
days, charming and comfortable
for Summer just ahead
Well! We have them all. And,
as usual with Sara De Saix, styles
are N E W . . . FIT and workman
ship perfect.
TheYOWELLCo.
\
�i
36 Cages Listed
Upon Docket For
Mtiiridpftl Court
TflrOLD HOMETOWN
By STANLEY
Funds ToPay For
W 'rfXCHOO.’ - M * * M W K ? 1
f M V M C L P C fc J U S T D W O P f *
V A
SO POUND SAND B A *
L DO*V4 -miTCMIMNCT---
A''total of 09 ca«os for ml*.
0tiw« iwr» rmnpNi* from doable
perking to dVunksnntM wore Hotad on the docket for the regular
eomtjr official* Melon of Monielpal Court m *
Pinaflu. W, Tt torday afternoon at the Polico
8 lotion.
Charge* aralnit negroes in.
eluded the foilowinei
Willie Jamas, < charged with
keeping e disorderly place, was
f
T H C P U M ? IS A L U C L C A I*
i
y b o can n o a h b a d and
Rmraletfok 'a
t(mated 01,000,000 • , * * » for in- ■alary buying.
creating old age popalow pay,
mcnta from the present
111
monthly to i l l monthly average.
TMa Would raloo Oar. maximum
from ISO to $40 a month- ,"
ThU |ax would be la eddiUan
to the prcoont throe MAta tax an
hone track beta coOoetad by the
>? HAVef A NICK LOio F I* N >
FOK. VOUNCLUB
ANTBW M OO
vmmctgd and gTveti a n/theudad
fine of m
S^^f^ont^r^KSie*Hfifc
or' 60 day*. George
land **ld U*. plan, did not Inn it * any ebango In the distribu
tion to cotfnUea. The him* traeia
get soton cents of each dollar f.r
their operating expanses,
nollend also mooted, to take
for pension* the so-rsllod' “oficents" break of pari-multwl noole
SERVICE
STATION
■ ' i j 1 / % v>V. f .
ipleit Wishtex A
■brlcallm Sernfe
DAVID M,
EARLE
'
y S flt V K #
Oeorgl Btrncs, charged /with
drunkem>*M'w*i dWmWecd. Syl
vester ' franklin, docketed on _A
charts of moHInc, eras Judged
(Stilly and fined 06 or 16 dayx.
HVItt Jtlka, charged with nOt
bating a tall light, was dls.
mli>>rt.
Psnl Denfils, charged with dll.
orderly conduct, was convlctgd
and fined 08 or 16 days. Nelsdll
Lao, charged with douhl* park,
trig, Wtrsatml a 01 bond. Jimmie
Whitfield, charged with operafc.
Jrtg:a tar for'Hire without a City
license, was dismissal.
Home!
Smith, accused of . drunkennsa*.
W is ! iriftod guilty rind fined M
or 16 'day*. Bfnesl L. Roblnsori,
chcrgad wltlf. speeding, cslrcatfd
a $8 bond. Willis U w ls Robin.
LIQUOR
• o d y , Champagne,
ie. Gin, Cordials, etc.
Ddlvury,
Phone 788-J
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
Mather Arcade
Sanford, Fla.
ter, now la r*lnln*d by
tb*
track*.
.. Tb. Goremdr said he hoped
the legislation would be enacted
•'"‘ •he flmt Possible
FloHd* could tak* adrSWUp* of
fodcral fund* allocated tb. match
State contributions fot old age
pensions.
’
,In the field of MbUe -ehd.'l
education. Governor Holland Said
be believed Increased
funds
MAN KNOWS
A * state. Ra • endorsed apprn.
prist Ions ol mot* fund* for tueetionsl education.
50% Ititdlrte Tax i i .
Levied In Engldfid
CELERY REPORT
rashsage i
Increased lands ter the Rtete
Rood Department, provided by a
revleed distribution of gkaem*
tax reventtaa, ho that short!**
would get two Cents of the trt,
instead of three cents as at p m .
ent. Ra said ret a in* from two
cents, guaranteed by n rnnsUtiy.
lions I amendment, would M strfflctent to Mrvtce county hnd dis
trict rtquIMmsnU gn abiut 1110,.
000.000 of vhutmdtri* horidd.
•Mote money for th* fM H M
tvrenu* fund, to pert the ;8tat*’s
genital guvUfnMhnt s|ltiMjoM (hi
a eorreitt bail*. A s a i M to,
wart this, M sskod for rrov.^gl
now on hand from said of V6tphy AM land to bw'plM Info tb*
fensrel fund. Th* reonsy Id MM
In the fitst* ' t f U f Ufly, becsu**
there U M Uw hi pr*Mnt direct
ing IU dleburtothoet‘
fncrCmod phrsMltdl for fM
Carlo* sfclpmsnts of celery la tb*
Uallsd gtatia: Hsiurdsy. April I,
Florida 111 frl. J boat, B. CSIIf. I
total IIS frl- I boat; Bunder. Apr.
S. Florida' I frl. * bosl, A Calif.
*, total I frl. S eoat: Woodsy,
Apr. T, Florida SJ frt a boat.
carlo* shipments by districts
for Monday; UemlnoU SI, *arksot»
II, Manatee I, Palm Buck IS.
others tbost) A riorlda IT. a.
Calif. t. total SI. Totals to dal*:
Bomisots see i m s. IMA »A*V
BsrssoU tilt. tan. tit* Ills:
Manat*, lift III. IMS III* Palm
Beach 1MI III, l»«S «IS| Olban
(boat) till lit Florito IMI SSTI.
lit* Silt: *. Calll. I Ml IIM-.Jiff*
IISSi Totals IMI MM. IMS MM.
Passings IkroucTi Florida gst*ways (Inc. Jacksonville, Waycrost
Baldwin a Dupont) for o « hour
period endlns
al #:»*
A. M.
Monday: Toroalo S. Bl*us City I,
Port WUrho I, Winnipeg t, Ohiohoma City I, Denver I, D*o Moines
I. Bah Antonia I. WUkssbarre *, from Bri.fenU
a year
Vancouver B. C l, W * Francisco
Establishment of ri S taM -fg.
role Commission a* autMHahd
hy wtistltutlonal s r i m m i t w
LONDON,
1*4* driving, was found gulltf
grid'filled’08 or 10 day*. This was British govt
■usponded. WIUU James, sccusdd
of postdsslng liquor, was cot).
do»«d that in th*
•ndlng Mar, II,
ordered la Urn '
would axoasd IMX
The alUtim* hl|
was announced aim
g*t osllmato of
pound* (aAout 116
PuKysc'J^Kusrsi
I
nrrjinff ». Bmceitfo wtip.
oh, waa convicted and fined $26
wimi
& H. ENGLISH
1ULF SERVICE
accused
of
drunkenness, was found
guilty
hnd flnid 010 or 80 day*. Merthl* wax charged with dlsonUrly
conduct, convicted, and fined 116
or 41 dart, R* was also chsreod
with petit larceny, foutld guilty,
and fined 116 or 76 dhy*. Bri
ves ter Frcnltlln, charged with
speeding, had hi* CSM continued.
m il4 S n R V rH m iH n
J. G. Walt*, charged with
tatnlim ■ nuisancer risk dfan
JickWIlklrwon. cnafgrt
PRLY AND
iFTTABLY. . .
dontlnutd.
Charges Sgainst whit* persons
om
Ing, haa his cash continu
L.
Thompson, charged
■porting and recklaes 4
Mtieatrt a 010 bond. J.
rrtim,
charted
with, i
drunk, was found griHty
flnod 0900 or 00 day*, of
I1T6 eras suspended. His d
llctns* w m also revhkad.1
C, Thorsen, charged erllh
cnnms, w m convirfdri *Mj
W
1* days, M A . #ri
Ido posolblo by lovootal oavtoos road* la
am* martaugeo. Met*
q o u is .
Britt Joiks, hecusad of not har.
Ihg a tall light, had hts charge
rfa-„*r.
s t 1**
Jo* M . charged with
basal current oasalag*
nfeim dm M K*' Vi t h * nfUritol<#l
moat eompcnesUon law, fafnM
th* minimum benefit from t t 0*
larged with
charged with spt
case continued. E
charged with Mo
wni dismissed. A
nine a stop stir
Ago* wa4 dlamto
(hargad tWllh di
his case continu
J4nd, charged Wll
U| ens* contlmtoc
ford, chargad wl
waa found guilty
10 days, John 1
with running, a n
sentsure of
•4a II /tart;
l 0: Taw,
md Ms ease
IlllAms, Jr.,
ig, had his
I, Grimboll,
g an allay,
m Of run.
hinst J. C.
) . P. Hart.
FARMERS’ MARKET
M.rb.t U C W J V V . . ^ - ^ . . « . r t
Bhunih-Do*. 'uun. **• I®
Ifpr. ( k Id tie-
%'% >* l » M *•
c m
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Chines*, crt. T*e ta
Its, Dos- ISe lo IS*.
CAJtncrra. Dos. Bun. ISe lo Its,
Bekt. Sic lo ISC.
CKUHT. Crt., » ’*. «*a (I.M 10
It IS. i V IM S to I l ls, IV, X V *
Cat-BUT
IIBAHTS,
I
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r w ,,,
w
n
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Mondiy mornlag’s wholoosls mar. , B * i f * M v b * u . m t o
b * !> • «.
koto In |i*m than -carlo! - quasllto M
tlco. Wsslhsr fsgykoonla condi It must b* that Uf-N
tions at till A. M. Cars on, track wm-thwkUe, h* rthA.
Include this morning*, nrrlvsls sod
Other tow* providing fot donil oers not CompItlMy unloosed, rtiNofuiAii
eoritpertdflbb
f>*r
iiuolollons nrs on Ooldon llsoru
wnsbod slock, with Florid* In IS" freah fruit H tw* workOC*.
^Amatertom,
emits trimmed tope aad Cnllf. in TO:.*A*BI* May »*b,
U craise. Price* pro oenfllMd to
lb* rongoe at wblob.tb* bulk of
Tcur‘m i k.r.kr ordsreg xad re*
o*k of good msrrhantshls qusl- a ypar., D * ,,
y and coodllton sol* More.do*
lolled Informsllon on kthor slock
con bo secured by mail from sky
of Ik* cilia*.
Pkltodslphloi
market
about
•Itedy, cor*
a*
truck, II.
uuru
nrtivsd A
Ft*-,
by *<Tb* aonford Herald Is hdMgUoj
track IS, con arrived S IT*., by
IrtMk I Flo- core dlvortrtt i
Florid* 4 do*. I.TI-S.S*. ( Cc*.
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west into dm* bcatadful tpcigg
sryksl Shiny PATEWTS! True
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THE 8ANF0R D HERALD, 8ANTORD FLORIDA
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Writer Describes Germans Discover
Things To See In Cow’s Milk Has
%r
* . i
n
'
Nation’s Capital Beer Ingredients
T hf
|stoppage on some o f the com
mon raeketa which drain the
tourists of their shekels.
L Hotel prices aren't cheap any.
kbofw along the line,, hut if I
had all the money In the vrorl.1
to abend, I wouldn't look for the
MOST expensive hnstclrv. I’d
probably check into the Willard.
I f * • eomnarallvely modern buftel, but It hat n bowl anil-|dU-lirr
charm that la somehow reminla.
ceflt o f the deyi when Menstor
Deoglt-a congratulated President,
elect Lincoln with n hearty hand,
ahake In Its vaulted lohhy. Don't
jte t the Idea that It Is n cheap
Apot to spend the night. It Isn't.
(Remember that
I'm
prefarinp
this whole column on tlx* fantasy
that money Isn’ t anything.
The next day, I would lie up
bright and early—about noon —
MtM start on n list of tours. lieginning with the St tour nround
raplUI elly, I ’d branch nut to th-Arlington
Cemetery
and
thr
tntnh of tbe Unknown Soldier—to
old Alexandria, which was once
ana Of the young nnt Ion's gn*nt
wruporta — to Mount Vernon,
where a fellow nnincil George
Washington lived i ml tilled .1
great plantation, died and wnburiet!—to tl(o Great Kails of the
Potomac River — to Annapolis,
Elect rle H#rvlr# C o . fo r m e r l y
op era tr C by I'a ul Itailfont. >
now owned
an»l
operated
by
JA MK H K- M r A t . K X A N I > l . l t . J R .
undar |he name
lElectric Service Co
. 107 W . Second S t. »'
T c lrp h o n a 7C2
Bee U» For AU Hindu
01
W « c an do y o u r e le c tr i
cal re p a irin g q u ic k ly and
well. C a ll on ua to d a y I
.9 RADIOS REPAIRED
a MOTORS
REWOUND
in g e n u it y a n d v e rs atility o f
A m e r ic a n I n d u s t r y
TAM PA.
e n a b ie v
l
GASOLINE
Industries that produced
Auroftmm
iiiiorrrE
MACHINES
H--< .Sprciah-
mill Ibivaij
counties
purrlm««*«l
i\«r n quarter million iliillnt*
vb'irth of f chh| during Mniclt with
« t u!ig«* nritI blue food rtRinpn, it
»«i (tfimiiiiMHl t<h1ny liy J I* |.rt*
tm\ R m »upcnrl*or
* illi the
VnrpliM MarVetinir AilniiuUtni.
SEWING
" TYPEWRITERS
IT S
Apr.
P» «m| Mrrnp iiirni* lit Ilio^MituiKh
ITTOSHIFT FROMP fACE 77MFTD DFFfNSf PRODUCTION/
BERLIN, Apr.- 8 —LV)— Grrmnn row* produce "boer*’ ,
»
hy-pmduct o f their milk, but it
•ceded Hermann Goering’i year,
•t'li.’ anti.watte campaign to ilia*
cover the phenomenon.
The brew, of course, doesn't
flow directly from the roar, but
the Inrrrdlents from which I'eer
is made nre contained In the
milk. It’a a fact nnd no wartime
foke. m Dr. Boeder, a chemist,
told the German Chrmiats’ A*»ociatlon
The whey, remnant of cheese
piodnctiun, contains the same in.
rredienta which are found
in
malt anil barley. Dr. Roeder
claims he has developed a proc
ess l.y which the inhatanrea re.
rrmbllnir mnlt and Inrlry Ingre
dients are extracted at little cost,
lie believes altn that the proc
ess should lie profitable and that
go, U ?
Army ’ rtruoture undrr the
,K Mantle, in <h« fl«g It w »» hulll by
tbe nlilrst military i«ril» in Ifirt-
Large Food Supply
Nought With Stamps
a
MACHINES
r iv a
FLOOR SANDING
Neu
Hours Mirfnred
l«
per ter I ion
nod old floors nuule lilac* new.
H. M. GLEASON
LIQUOR
I.IQUOK STORK
OPTICAL
SYNTHETIC
RUBBER
INSTRUMENTS
tS’F/FtS/rttiy/rw tnF4 ^
Civil War.
If I had saddle fever, I'd hire
a liorre and klnp up nnd down
Rook Creek I'arL, which la full
of l.i-nuty unil stones about Mich
gentlemen riders as Theodore
Roosevelt and Henry I . Hlimsoo.
Having no fear of lieing Up In
the nlr alxmt nnylhinit that goes
on here. I'd take that f'l dlrrigt.
hie ride over the «ity. Having
spent nil of the first trip trying
to figure out the screwy sir ret
system which 1* built 011 the fal
lacy that a circle Is the shortest
id.Mlirr between Iw i points, I'J
tnke it over again tu see ilia
sis his
I would spend nt least five
days donor all the things you can
do for nothing (ere the peered,
mg rnluiiml and throw In the
cultural visits to the I'htlllpa,
Krrer, Corroran
and
National
Art Gallaries. I would ,|)ciid a
uuarter going up in the Capitol
dome ond at Irast 25 imnutei be
fore the rhrouded statue i f Huey
long in tha Hall uf Statuary.
For several ' months now Ihla
figure, draped in thesis trom
head to base, has yiv-m the hall
such » niLcalre air that even the
< iipitiiI giiules lurn
Hid.* and
start talking about
•-naetlung
ela« wbrn they euroe to it.
If I . fait like ataymg up late.
I'd large Inlo tVashiiigiim'ii niiih:
life. It dnetnY 1 umpire v.dth
many other cities’ hut it Im't
rxartly a blank It raugra from
a hjrlesque show, where you will
tee a lot of congressmen, to
dancing and a floor show on tbe
Sihorehain terrace, where you'll
fret,* lot mnn* congressmen,
Jitfpi'wlure along tha hna, 1
#>UWV cat a few rood, If tooi t peril Ire meala. You
probably
esnftkt'belter In New York, Ho*,
tqp, Chicago, Philadelphia, Maw
Orlet tie,;, 1Ban Francisco, ami a
ilhMn- tV »le*< itl*» but it isn't
every 011a 'V -O tr1* 'hat will gira
yuil nrcr-'flM ^Yiih houses I such
as nail’s) where Praatdent Grant
and his cron **. fbompt.l orer
riiuvuissgue uyaigra and poll,
lies,* or slaak houjits (such as
the Occidvntal) where more pulilirlaua liava hung Ihalr autolraplied photographs than avar
llie movie stara aid in any chop
joint in Hollywood.
In other worda, for
lonrlsla
who must shako Ilia dime hauk
or those who take a layer from
the I ulglng bank ateount. Waah.
Ington la a mecea.. I f you hava
any Coubta about It, write tha
PITTSBURGH PAINTS
In n few slinit months, Amer
ican Industly lias ngnm demon,
atrated Its amarine versatility
Denpitr 11 vnriety of ohsfaclce,
it has swung from the normal
manufacture of pesiu-Un e pro
ducts to s 11out defence. In the
Course of tint
n mi-forms!ion
some nmnilshle things have hup
pened, iin| ihe leant important of
which have hern tha numerous
ways llml specialised manufactur
ers have 1 tinted lloir talents to
W ATERSPA R
EN AM EL5
and VAR NIS HES
SUN PRO O F
HO USE PAIN T • W ALLHIDE
FLORHIDE • C L E A N -U P AIDS
BRUSHES* M IR R O R S «GLASS
PAINTERS SUPPLIES
PICTURE
FRAMING
SANFORD PAINT & CLASS CO
•n eight hi.f Hi** n+Kh'a annual
b+*r production— loujrldy 142,000* ifillnnt- could be bated on
a product previoiuly led to
•
or wattfd completely
TIi# alcohol content
of
Hu*
Rfhi'V ingredient* u one and.four,
tenth* percent nlijfhtly le»« limn
ibat of iml luall
and bailey
Hence more of tIt** extract
i*
needed to make leer.
Dr. Roeder did not cnimneiil
on U»e quality of lilt be* r br« vx» l
from this* tnipedirntt, not *!«•!
he teveal on wliat principles hi*
extraction proceit worki.
lavarlir
aavc
brand
of
t r im ; uim a m Ht'Ull. Pk.M
Mao
Inn lie* BeUm?'
B IL L 'S
FACKAG B
STORE
10# w. Pint at. ,
A N G E L ’S
E A T SHACK
t)A N D U N N —Secret Operative 4H
COME O N , LEONARD,
TH AT FELLO W
M UST SB WAITIKIQ [ O K , D A N .
FOR U S N O W /
) L E T S GET
IN TO T H E
C A R } . -m
DRIVC SLOWL/ DOWN
OK.
TME C T O f E T . (P W lN .
L irU T F H A N T ,
WE RE PICKING UP A
TELL m e
FELLOV/ A CCUf'l-E - V/M fH TO ,
ST C L.* /
c r B LO C K S OOV/N. Y
V E S . BO V W E
\ T M E RE N A S B E E N A
W A N T TO KNOW 1 C JQ E A T S T I R . - - I T IS
IP T H E R E U k S
I W H I S P E R E D T W A T WF
B E E N ANV v;000 / IE TO M E E T
CL- BAMKOK IN
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•
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whiU lhog* fixed now fur
Spring* Clly Hho* Shop, 110
Sanfonl Av*>
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WHot> DRIVING
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A LC A H ? A Z .
HERE WE LOME
THE LONE RANGER RIDES INTO DANGER
liy I»AliL UOiilWSON
UHfiT IF HE
IS CAUGHT IN THE BLEST?
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WELL MARE OUR ESCAPE
\
�LongWood
Match O f 8 Beat Greyhounds On
Tonight U Dothy night! CaJor.
ful, thrilling Derby night whan
Um tight host graybonnds of th.
Sanford.Orlando Kanntl Club
matched In a grotlfng
id
Tonights Entriei
;!v it i'r M ia ' Against Tar Nine
ret lire hurlort for the SanSeminole* twill so* eomi
it in game* this wash against
ns College and ths DaLand
Hate, Joo Whitlock said this
> definite date has boon
tho Rolllna gams hut ths
i with the Rod Mate la to be
Dougherty will probably
i« action In Ihs g*m*
TUB BUT 1M
tlQUORS
WINES _
agolnat Rollins to
ho jlsyed
oomotlmo thlo week, lit ha* Imn
working with tho . Rolllna nlno
whllo coaching the high schftl
team at Winter Park during Iha
training reason, Rookie pitchers
are agree ted to bs used In lh<*
game to giro them a chance to
show what they hare on the ball.
Tho gtftic here Friday may
indicate tha real strength of Iha
local team alnra Whitlock reports
to place tho first line mm In tho
nine positions. Frank Hudson Is
expected* ta aw some action on
Iha mound along with Krill**,
another smerlsnesd pitcher.
Manager Whitlock Is at IIt shift,
tng tho plaooa In the Infield and
hasn’t made any definite docb
•Iona shout tha men In any of
tha positions. Two pitcher* mnu
reme out of ihs rookie ranks and
ths manager Is gielng them all a
chanro to-show their stuff in the
prsvicason game*.
MIXED ROWLING
SCHEDULE
Dorothy Powell la riled fourth
tanking badminton player In thu
■into for tho coming badminton
tournament achedulcd to bo play*
od hare Mar I8.IT. according to
tba calculation! of Mlao Elaanor
Mon lion, tournament director, on
the bails of Iha records of tho
first annual tourney
held at
Miami Inst year.
In th« men's single* group,
four Miami players taka tan
ssadsd plaess ranking from flnt
to fourth, In ths older of tbolr'
ranking they are Staatey Tlntar,
Austin Younts, Joo Downs and
Jerry Toms. Franks White, of
Jacksonrills, U tho top Phirer
In the womsn'a slnglte brnekot
'and heads Jans Sialtn and Mlsa
lack Is Ayer, both of Miami Bosch.
In tha men * double* play, Um
honor*
an
dlvidrd
between
Miami and JacksonrtJI* .with the
two Miami trams rated first
ind second according to the relult* of ths tourney last year. J-
w"l‘ n ^ . WOrt^d*8on
*
W, Tarpon Inc’s gnat aptad
th*
outright
favorite.
s n i u n , A p r, n —
Track official! predicted
Onhd Son, winner of II r
during tho regular ocaoon, *
RM w stt sirtiii
C
D »k
(EBT) In tie
s g a ^ a a.
M, U.
.
BOO..* * **■hut th* brilliance of th# other
th—* has clouded thalr ability.
Sanford. Orlando kennel rtnh
ha* only three more night* left
to run. Starling ttm* for the—
nlwh's will b* Um u«ual 8:18
o'clock nost time at ths Lon*wood nlsnt.
midway bs’weei
U*o»ord and Orlando on U. B.
Highway 17.
'_________
UmrrtD HACB—Tuturll/
Um
MUf Tricky J H W l
Ki«* c«
— - a *
use About O il I I
Mllr iTrlrky lit * .
k u * Cv axe. i.in o n
I
I
*.
t
Game Scheduled
Thursday Nigh)
Fall. Using the Notre D a w ays*
tom the plays are expected to
hreak from tha **1", a good eat
up for running team*, McLaeat
nM,
tetter Add—*so*t lo A—a p-n,rvlser U W. R»H«n. Jr™ Ro~n
H . Old Court llmts*. Orlando,
will got o p—mpt rroly. rt*Wnr
••Us* In Um . Area ore bidding
for th- n reW t hat It Is tottered
’bst Sanford h«s enough vo«n*
" * d e to fill th* nnota If ttwy
will ayi at «n—. Any,youth with:n reach of the rretert or wire
■cn secure treiupertatlen to and
from the work center, may so
oty for assignment, Should |h*
tall uueta ho as*A* up. ar a euf-
, Arts and rrafts of.ths Nation,
d Youth Administration ta sop.
Mrtad .er sponsored hv th* Stats
Agricultural Beard, with th* eb.
tsoUre »f. developing us* s f Flor
ida malarial ana alas dm leptag
tateat s f yeung psopla who hare
tkasra art ar arUati* manusl an*
dravnr as a supporting vocation.
Th* results clrasnr abtalnad bare
preren that many ssgl acted sc
eres-lsolnd natural materials of
Um Stats can he conrertad Into
rsJuaMo
rammsretsl
products,
snd officiate of ths Stats Agri.
cslUral MarhsUag
Board are
greatly ptearad with: what tea*
m
mpnw
i pMfMHuHiinti
respw
re w w rn ijM a n m m ^ in
ram 'tlbrii thort
ww
A nr* jo ha»rhalt game between
th* llom.trsd Greys, throe time*
winners of ths N a m Nalteaal
Usgus Pennant, and tbs Cuban
Stars of Havana, now so tour
of th* United Stats*, will bs
played Thursday night at th*
Banford Ball
Park at B ill
o'clock.
Both tram* are members of Um
SK M J W ? i ’l.5:
Newark Baglas, New Yerk Week
Yanks**, Baltimore
and ths Toledo C n i
Th* Cuban Stan
greup sf rarer* sf
Is*tin* ta visit ta* 1
Uw first haring c m
During that period
playtd In every otatt
end In Canada, th*
Ontario and Quebec-
•uSr'oSnr.JS,
1*M ta and '
rTknw-w
aw iyof
«oope that make
able for active
formal dress, ft
fortable in the
and leg—yet
di
. m
■
•
^
.
-------------- - -
V'
.
Still looking for passers and
kickrre far tka team the coach
la concentrating on a coapla of
tba boys but no great proepacta
hays turned up got, A few .aw n
players are expected oat tala
week and will bs issued uniforms
for Um rough work.
;• t
The coach said again that ha
could not teR bow tha boys would
look until he M l
tat them
thiwRh n period of contact work.
Right now bs I* looking to are
how the tvrys r-*i "l*k* 1L" L sL
c- *n the w t'. he ,aay bs abls
t j mss* soins comment tn_ tho
indlrldual
pUyers but would
make no statement this monring.
I L MONTHS
TO MAKE A PAIR
m SLACKS
Sanford May Got
State NYA Arts,
Last Night’s Results Crafts Project
t.t*.
$5.00 to $5.50
10JO o'clock
fcSJftfSf Se F ss
longer route* ha to simply I
too derestaUngly good to dl
WEDNESDAY
,
Orest Southern r*. Wert Jrwrlry
f i t a *»ro u p a a w n
—
son’s tennis team defeated Her.
ear University hare Monday, I J ,
as Um Halters .urea'all tha sin.
gtau admits' and Iha Dears cap
chance to aeeare what twypensd tured both doubles matches.
Tho summary:
Single*—George Slayton, Stet
son, defeated . Gbariss
Evans,
Mercer, 14. 70.
Billy Daria, Stetson, defeated
All kind* o f , attendance and
f « S t Louis
finite festivals are agpected to
b* broken. despite th* /net that
-fib Brown, Stetson, defeated!
no on* but squat Tinny has ewes BUI Yarbrough, *.7. M , 8.1.
the faintest Mag ha’ll either test
Stsntoa Rathburn. Stetson, do.
»hs. fall I I rounds or win the fsated Sam Lows, U , 8-1.
fight
Doubles — Evans and Yar
Mlk- Jacob*. ths New York Im brough, Mercer, defeated Slayton
presario who Is eo-promoting this and Harold Smith, Stetson, BM,
fuss with Tom Packs, joyfully as. TJ.
tlmataa there will ho more than
McCowcn and Nelson, Mercer,
10,004 fan* on hand far the par* defeated Dirts and Porta, 8-10,
re. and they'll pay n total of
IBI.OOA. U * ta now, the preview*
hteh for S t Lmte was KU in
.SELL BOND ISSUE
1114. when
18.180 •- austosa-c*
coniribated $«gjmn to, re* tha
PAHOKEE, Apr. 8 — (Spec 1*11
local unrolling of Frleno Care ere.
—Patentee city council ha* soM
Its is m of $.111,000 In city hall
i.
» Glad
mat Park, Can
it
TUESDAY
Carrnwa/ Agency vs. Harry'* H i
ijuor Store.
Tha two Jacksonville team* In
Ihtir order of rank are ItarttafInn Darly and Rill Barfield, Rod
W. E. "Tad" Arnold and Bab
THURSDAY
Pregresslrs I’rts* vs. Dlir* Pack* Dew, Jr.
Miami and Miami Deach teams
sge Btore,
_______
tab* all of the four seeded plans
in tbs women's double*
with
A staunch Calhctlr nallnn, ths Jsn* Smith and Bobby LaPan of
Philippine Commonwealth has an Miami Reach, the favorite*. Sec
estimated 810,000 pagans among ond seeded team la Marian Wood
Ha population of 18,000.000.
and Glngvr Runnel of Um aame
address. Miami
producea
the
third ranking team of Mkkay
Cobb and
Bern*ten
Stamford
while ths fourth seeded roupla are
darker Ayr* and Elite Muter of
Miami Reach.
Franks While, first
ranking
women's single* player, teams
with Lae CuTley, of Jacksonville,
ta rank fln t In th* mixed doubles
p. From Miami cornea Ginger
ncl to team with Dr. I.
Swaria of Miami Reach, a*
second ranking
learn in
Stetson Nettenf
Down Mercer 5-2
a paii of aop
•
�>
And Water Transportation
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway
Sanford |a The Only Central
SANTORO, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL
9,
NUMBER 189
Member Associated Press
1941
IrWaders Take Salonika
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ...................... —
British Troops
Yugoslav Guns Move Towards
The
Take Important
African Seaport
I D — Italy today demanded
» recan M (he Aacerkea
■ktaat mlBUry attache U
• ta nppmeal reprisal
V. B. acUaa la fordo*
withdrawal eg the lu i.
naral attache from thia
Italian troops continued to
IroaM the U. S. Embassy to
day as rumors circulated t u t
MuuoUnl might recall hie
ambassador to Washington
because of tho "gequestrudioan> of Italian ahlpe 1in
A i b occupation of Tobruk, 100
mike eeit of Dame and only 78
miles from the Egyptian fron
tier. unofficially wee reported to
be immlhent.
Foreign military experts as
sumed that British Ganaral W a
re!! bed decided to abandon east
l
Sheppard
of ern Libya and concentrate on the
•a4 CongroM in Balkans, counting on tha Intafias
r and aponaor of neat of the waterleee desert and
rahSUUon a mend- rear guard actions to koap A l b
forces, from penetrating far Into
'^T S erlln
reporta
said
Axis
troops Including “strong panaar
r nlta” had advanced more thi
M miles beyond Bengasi, * U
they occupied Apr. 4. racaptur.
Ing D am s end mo ring on toward
KrrJA ai far as Drabs! el A g.
“”j
Three Hanford raeldanl
H. Btvnetroid, Mra.
cle, John Chrtitopher Btenetrnm,
who died Monday.
Born In CRttteaborg. 8w#4«".
Mr. Stenctnm eras f l yinid .e g
on Mar. II. Ha cants U Sanford
W year* ego. and mewed about
*0 toore U U rto WanehuU, where
hla boyhood dgps In Wtaatritla.
a hamlet of thsjwsndy Texas Mila
where, ho aald,* aalooaai ware ee
abundant that "Vrary. Saturday
waa a ahairtbtea." ’
J
It waa hare on May* • » . UTB,
that ho was born In Ota then
pioneer country of o u t Thxae.
A l a repraeenUtlra Mid later
as a aanal ori he « u deeUned to
lead In many UgtslaUra tattles.
He w u a stalwart In tho fight
for woman's euffrage, and hla
w u tba co-authorahlp of matarfOeatiews* ea Fame Wear)
Purchase Of Danish
Ships Is Proposed
WASHINGTON, Apr. I —(4F)Prerident Rocssrait
anaeunced
Plane Ttaaday to purchase 39
Danieh merchant ahlpe new In
“protsetira custody" In thie coun
try and indicated the goweroment
might acquire by forfait are the
M Axle ceeeeli mixed hecanee of
The Danish ahlpe, aggTagntJng
more than *00,000 tens, are ex.
parted to go Into the “hrldr»
of ahlpe” promteed to Great Brilain (o su p American wsr typa
plies muring acreu the Atlantic.
War Nerves Again
Hits Stock Market
T O ® YOU?
lolil Itillain
fr *w
Apr.
* _ (A P )
Churrhlll
tuday of tho
Minister
r&lent
nf
Germtny'a
through f l r w e and
warned ltu**la that the Nail
drl*e la heading her way. Ha
announced
there were inereaainx sign, the Germeau |. .ill
Rifl '
Ji
•"■Id pounce am
on mg
the W
whut
laud, n f RuuJC* Ukraine.
advance
- „ r,.wmT
.. ,.........
.
.|**»#<*•' iwffi t*vtrr
The men end guns o f tha -Vugoalav artillery are good.
The rouptry haa plenty of these touch soldier*, but nu sur
plus of guns or ammunltlnn. Honrs and donkeys can haul the
guna through mountain path* where N ail
may not cren allrnipt to follow
1’antrr
ilivmun
m in t
It,n| mirroiiriorcd.
(Ii'imnn
____
hip
<-i'limiim entered
C ri'i lHit ncnt>ort o f
ISalitiiikn
uliislijiifr (ire e c o in
|the
_
Draft Board Seeks
496 Replacemei
ST. A U G U S T !**, Apr. S - W )
— Florida a* leetit* amice head
quarter* Tuesday sight announced
a special rail for 404 Whits train,
ess ns replacement* for men re
jected from prerkne anils In phy
sical examination*^ eenducted af
ter they reached Camp Blending.
Brig. Owe. Vtrian CaUtns, state
dimeter, as Id tha greater part
of thp rsjsctlon* were because
of dsfaettra teeth, and as a re.
suit, dentists reseat!/ were apHjraicbna In
jH fc | ln »U e i».,
iiv |i cslkd on to
supply 04 repW amanU,
Dural
oatjr 41 and HUltherongk coun. W. N o rep Inramar te were
called fltnai B B S s , Highland a.
Manatee, , Monroe *T Semin ala
counties._________'
take
tow n
LONDON, Ayr, » — < *)— The
Apr. • - m A reenrrenco of war nervae hit British new* ageacy, Rsate.-v
•ttaks. tandc and many
com- mid early today a dbpatek from
Franca,
madllles Tmadip and prims spun
German
BP the DmnN ie w r o t t.
‘
Bulgarian
ssupkad a
aid* nf the
.
B r a d y , Leonardy
C i t y ’ s P a r t In Sale Of Real Estate In Seminole
Increased 23 Percent During MO Head Committee
Defense Program
Furlhrr proof of
T o l d By Johnson Airport Li Named huamra*
... . condition* " in Improving
.....
. ,n S t a t e H o u s e
tin*
...... .
",r He,,nd,r*
nf hri M hiiiim Hiv«*r line In thi
rii*»t Ml Ihr f nu (|n> >|il Balkan
buttle
in pell/
iiMittimJ
the
Rl*
fhte fs nf c lb blit !'' f d thr* AlllVH*
IIM" Ihlhsli iHtlm smuI "It hta
iiemi
nt in'll m I."iii|i>n that tha
tinmens ti.nr ciitcml HalnfilkR***
1*1 r \ m i m l y
b n w iv c r th e B r iU t h
t Ion came today wllli i In «n
hat) 'lurmmlrfl tin- iinporiance
nounccmcnl that iral r«lat • i»(> * ilousholder
Appoint nf
Uir Aroian iriipnrt, declaring
In Seminole County inrrreM'il '.!3
ed On More Groups; it wh1* nrt i itij m 1hi* preaent
prrronl in 1910 over the fig rv
iiiinpnign nml » « i n lm n c ly yll-*
lor 111X9. Tho nun Into! w„*
Attache System Hit j Mi*rnnh' in h 'lnhi'ts flying Irani
ff>.’n,hU9, while In 111XU !|n *airi
Hulgat i»n iilrfirblt
CmiJ Vin*nii of Uikorito* rhllr* wore 34X3,40(1.
Whet pert Renfi-rd It playing
The firrniMti- »aiii the frappnd
R rp rrM * n li« im *N
L
K
It r a il y
II. Jamra G i l t . of A T f'*m
man *>f tho Houbo Naval Affair*
tiirrk!* thr enst vking manning
In the national defense program
Coirtni Ilin , has nnnounced that nrlly and Bona and membsi of amt John (i liFfiriMrily nf Nan Hi*' Htinmn Rivet line, cell u f
Was described today by Air* tho new f*4,;i!n.ooo atrnort at l hav Hemlnole County Buerd nf fonl i'R(h
havp
bach
nammi
from i (iinnnitilcol inn
with
Johnson, vocational InMraarter at Mac--ri will tw named for the Raallora, rqtnpllcd tho figuroa rbnirman of n committee in the ii*»l nf the Aegean Virygdoi
House
of
ItfpiritntRtlvrt
nf
the
' J*. Caihraa .at from tha ntpUftf" " I lh“ Betnlnolo L^gUtattir<\ mill n nuRinfwaj* nf
Banjaoln High fkhdhl. who apok* U M liw il.
Itchfmnu
N|»h7Coonly Credit
Aa»oclatinn.
o*
r kril fni* lei *110,
,
at the weekly luncheon mrit.tig ('armlln, (in, m first rfUimfi nf
of b a r*
hv
S tie n A n r
l> a n
•hown
by
rrvomio
stamp*
at
I If It.nut Hint Hm Hh radio d l*
of the Kiwanl* Club nt 1 ho Val Mta. VV I. M»ttdf»raiitire and jnlin tnrhod to deed*
Met'arty nf I* nrf f'irrnr, 4
l» C'nrliran
Bmifnrd
I ,M-l iff irhrdiilrd nalllnf* at
Benator Li licit F Hnuslii'lrlei
des Hotel.
"Thi* I* » good Indication of
111 11i'b 11 nil*it"i ts in PlrfiiUi, thi
Lind Cm in an w rn the only
Mr. Johnson cited the pro cm | <M'i»i|>i,t A tiny Atr Cor pa fli^r gonornl hiiainraa
Imnrovonirnt." Ivan hoati unmet In thrr* « miii i ft ..I AHnrit. had l>een CftlU
ploymart training rlsaaca el bun- I kdlrd in aoijim dnrlriu llie VVrfld Mr Out commented, "an.I it i* a j T i i t t r 4"A. i t i n f M i U t m t o tho*c j i n
4.1b i "bhtig that iirerh m llL .
n o tiiK c il
y • te riiflV ,
by
S im itf
Inolt High School, the Fulur" j War. Hr i*i\t In* life* in f n n e i •tahlo Index aa well." Thu tenl
t ii v <ii 1 1n n»uoblere«i the Order
P rc il'lriil
-l-.K ii jt . H r i t ' l l a m
Farmer! of America ectivllics, •»n Or!
lor
raid
proinerla
for
1941
me
pm - nut mnai y nit*inure for Ike
10.
\klille An v inn
I t p | t r r H i ' n l M 1 1v r
H i t i . ) v L- • h a i l
and tha C A A courac In flying v* »lh tli" Cltrhth Aero Squndioii "good" and that an evrii higher
tm'katmri nf Jtiiliah tfoOOi* *
mart '»f Ifir- nimmDlri oil Jmiimil
which waa glrrn here recently
Intel
may
he
shown
till*
v»»r
t iris aim rrporvw thi
The Maron «npnff, kvhrn run
H ti'l
i*
n n m l** r
of
fn tir
m llu i
aa this city's share in Ihr prcp.n
The
flgine*
for
Mie
rral
eslutc
4«f Nt*. key railway town
Ilifted ■I**up ,1mto* I. vi ill h*' thr
th e
r • *i m 11kk| f ■ i
( i n 1 1M i n t y n f I* r l l i
tales do not Inrludo propel tv
adneaa program
. Hrlgrah
i.ml
fallen
innt for mi w11 corps
flylrif
I
f
*
1
i
n
n
i
f
i
i
i
i
i
n
l
l
t
r
e
n
i
l
i
,
n
r
n
l
l
r
*
|
Howard Long, w ho liad c h a r pc
I hr Vug" *1iiv * say Bel*
■lined iirrMfiMidN t (tic 2,000 offi. .old hv Ihe Herne Owner* Loan h i l l ' , • n f n i n i t t r e m i
t
i
c
h
i
H
n
of tha program with M J l.nilgc.
Cnrpnratlmi or Ihe l odeial Land
tin
berp Mitnally
de*
h i i and loo Mir rmpt irmlfta
Hlcl ni'flimiHr r mi vfjiti 1111'11,• f
Introduced Mr. Johnson, n j m i
144«\i it by hntlib .
\t 1|h* 11iio' lio* Coiled Male* Honk, hnlli nf which me gnvcm
ifu*
ha doubted If "any man In <•"
1 | | | ! t | | | It I l l ' l l n i l V f l f v M / . l e p o k t i r a
-rdcrrd lli«* World
War
Lieut menl ngencir* ond du nnt lieinl
M l
I I'lM in i f | \
It* II I M il l aaf
I In
county ha» done a*
much In • orhran Wi- « mmihh Nt fhe Cldc |„ acquire Ihe stamps for Ihoir
... iii liiihn iti * b«ii d the abate
Ilm iM
i ' m i m i n 111 <'(’ n n
|iiim iii*
bringing young bnya Into man \<r«lty of (ienrifla lie left tho lron«arllno»
t SiibiM. in nmiiIInin YugoeUyU,
a m t »n n v le t* , c m l is j i l m
m iiii ih
Tho mine I ha n half miHmn J"
hood."
,i
1t'liiiiu g " mill iimre
than
iinkversity and voluntiemt for
hr-i nf i - t g h l i»Hii*r KM'iips
Ed Randall, aernnd vlre pi *
lal
»alo*
woio
»ern
l>y
Mi
Gut
ii.m
iM |*r i .iiiiMi, tuiliiding ievm rvlrc, irning In the fimt of fttim im ittc e
i in
r ltrim
fim i* .
4i * i » t t I h m * *1 MM I ' r i *
(dent, presided at Ihe meet Ire
, "lo w " figure because many
• 'rh If ninn in' rump nl Fort Ml .
c n fn riiil le t m i p u m l lr d tn lls
m in
and songe were led hy Dr. W H I hrnan A* the end uf m three- tran*actIno* don't require atempa,
rniMn
I'k l’h y i l i g ,
«itin m llt' i
Garner.
and i i i i w people dn nnt affia the
nn nmb
ifiN'U's itml m lllrf"
Speaking of the CAA rourac. ....nil.* training iiernwl lie waa ■lump* I hrnngli
Ignurancr
lie
riven a roinmiaanm «•
v firal
fiiihfnlH
II (lilt Hi l l l l l M M ' M I l nt •
Mr. Johnson said » Intel « f * '
lieutenant in the intimity lirauch said II I* likely that actual »alr* rnmmil t
Hi
(M lh lh
l i t t i l l l* •
were enrolled In the cla**, 3 1
were higher than Ihr stamp* ir
rnriimillri
nt*
f«'m|m*rmih r, mi l
He
eppltnt
fur
thi*
wvlatinn
arc.
completed It, end fl»e rern • I
vealod,
tint
had
no
way
nf
r*lli nmniil i•i mi !mImii
tmn and after ret riving training
their pilot licenses.
mating the total
Srmilni 11mi ilmldrr'i Mibhlmmil
*1 Austin. T®« . wrnt ovrraeaa
" I f each community could pm
Among
tho m i nt leal ratal.* I
rniii init t» i— hi i iitfr n nit in » «m)
i
Mr. Cnrhran 1« iniriiger nf a
Centime* On P m T » , l
transaction*
are
Hvi wtni I* i itir * i*ml tow 11- -i ml
i'lggty Wigglv at me nil Nanfiird
Halo, uf a ISSII9 orange glove r it r ii «• fin its
Vvenue Ills slater, Mia Kluudrnai i In* rln»H«a in
at
New
llpoal*
liy
<he
Umatilla
firm'Im Hrn« Iihin I imU til'IiM'
1 mire, lives at Mlh Klin Avenue.
h will hrgm Thur*British Belittle
Fruit Company In II F
Mr in |ii«'iiJi'iil nf flu* Nci.ti r. vi
7 'Ml 4i"rUu‘k ml th«
Whurter and wife; *»lc >f a home tmliiv. and in Ins addle** bdd
Salonika’s Value
limit, ilmilbl be good
for 14.000 by Howard Favllle to the umitni-* I li*«I t 'lr n * n . cm
mdh utiuns
MIm
British Will Receive
J K Mongol; *alo nf X0 acre* ;>|«iynit'llt nf t’lrr n * I In Ip ! m
ilmtrnt coordinator
LONDON, Apr. 9 — « * l - Rrlt
of land near Flvo Folnl* from nothing dimt of n f1atr unmliit "
Coast
Guard
Cutters
I
tiflwy
Ish aourcea leal lilghl b r i ll tied
n n Carvor to Manuel Carlm
V\mfimg of new In an t<* rnun
Itual aaiil - 1 had t alked
the value of flaltmlka, Grecimi
W a s h i n g t o n . Apr U—(>P>— for 34.0011; anil the rale uf^ n and iiiKHiK >'4Miitony, linn Ihiiii
kiTiil im ri hmili, and ill
hoove
In
Hanford
from
tho
VI*
•Mid
debarkation point of the Impel i. 1h* tr It*11nr uf Hi Coait Guard
* ♦ in' ll mli i i*ii*nI Mml mill lht/
"It i» i nmiimii gnirnip t b« 1 |n i wnoli I ILi vi* itlie nr 1wot riuplj/ti
al eapedlUonary force
in
the rultem to thr Hritiah wbi an* ginta.Carolina Chemical Company
to
Mary
E
Tourhtno
for
32*0(*
mint
4
4.li
'gel
oft
thr
|MVinfl‘
Itiday by Micpiun Early,
H Dll I IA n n
alkane, in a declaration which
tiujlllg ri ‘ Iteritm tif Dili I ,4*,-Iklit
Anvmn* mlircK(.-.| in lakinjf
mlgkt Indicate the British .Greek I'rnW cntlil |irn i accretary.
lull mill dfn\% I be f*n%l3- |f V Hr*
1U told rt'iMirteri tho veaaali
ighf wteki I'lMifi»* i» invited
forces will make their main stand had not Vft been delivered to Lht 60,000 British A r c ,
the n natm* without leiulci nn; i* i nine In Dm Ynratinua I School
anv »ir vice* w tym nvn
against tha N eil punier divisions- Engltah but wert tw lng prepared
i
.....
.
arid re fitter. No
Ordered To Front "I am informed Du«t hhiiil nt l'h»l.g*' !■ night
behind the Vardar Rleer.
tn iu frr under the leaae.laiid
IIIH'I"
lai hrx ' mm b* the Nrinili mirr
British military aourcae,
ad. bill.
f r klb.fiki nre uni iiaed. Mil*
mlUedly In the dark aa to Balkan
NEW YORK. Apr U —(flh - Ii w»«4 In drnw thi'lr rbl'f'ki
I l l dear H bed tho cuttori ai
**(Hhrii aali'i'il In hr (dmnil mi Ren I said, hilt hi * lead the cjutf*
strategy, conceded, however, that
Met
worn
4U
.PO
H
and
0(1,000
lint
"Rood L u l l ' and naval u p erti
hnuw which eitiphiyei auk •ro
If Germany ha* raptured Skoplje.
Infantry
ami
mrchanltod Ihf* ’pa vmir without rvrn i urn Hii»*w i red She mill ihe balltreii
*ald their apeed nf 111 knot* U lah
Yugoslavia," the situation In Yu.
In/ lo TalJahiioiei'
troops
have
hoi
it
sent
into
|M
»*Ifait enough to rombat subrna*
"Solo* W4nild iprnd thmr days Dim din iiulnn method waa Dior*
gealavla might be unfavorable.'*
tlon* to far* the German attack
These source* said
that If rinea, tliii* helping to maintiijn In the north of Greece, Winston either Hi Quinry, Wakulla »S|»nn»;i rm» H '»l than the D ai Look mlih« British trans-Atlantic supply Burdette, CHK correspondent at Or aoriio *»lh»*r delightful plmcj ih*»d for lhta kind of work.
Bkoplk. key to U>* historic Var lines.
•
( J KI Inert, gaMitant mini*
dar Valley roots of conqurst, bed
Ankara. Turkey, reported
1**1 al thr* NUbw r Rpell 1C of |ti pi*f
pet id Sear*. Roebuck and Coffi*
fallen as the Naaia rlalmed, “any
night in a Wuadcaat heard her* day
"Thi* praititv. it true, in n"lh uart.v in Orlatido, fa hatniltdP
man's gasaa la aa good as a
by Ihe Columbia Broadcaallng
Yugoslavs Drive 30
frit flie I'lnsarx. which ara BpOl*
tug atuirl nl - atfalo acandal "
olhar'a" as ts
Allied defense
By aIf in
mryd by the. Florida oU.li Baird
Miles Into Albania
Burdette waa quoted by CBH
for Vocational ^duration. Tha
as saying moat of the
British
RLPOR1
BELGRADE
DAMAGE
niurm- ii divided Into trvin Onttlf
war# massed In and around Kat
Ff'|!♦’ nr retailing. location, layarina, southwest of Salonika, "on
tha second line of defen**" when . UUDAI’EST, Apr. 0 — (A'i — nut Mini equipment: atcrc orgaitGermain
diapalrhe*
pilhllihcil
iialmn. mrrchandlxlng, salts brstba Carman* began their attacks
heir
yesterday
raid
German motbmt, retail credit and coDsc*
Sunday.
bombers had deatroyad the Kcrp nun*, mill |>erBCinnrl administra
akt KralJ, Belgrade'* largest ho tion
i
tel which, It waa said, » b* hetug uied aa general staff head
3LASON EXTENDED
quitters. Other poln*, declared
dcatroyrd were harrbckv, the Nu
Uona! Theater, the radio atallon
and many important m*r.n(arturing plants.
F $ r First Cousin
01 Residents Here
Ilitflt Attendance ,
Anticipated A t
Retailing Clasfl
Scouts Promoted To
(lasses By Review Board
BELGR AD E BACK O N AIR
NEW YORK. Apr. I — <*■) —
The British Broadcasting Co. reported last night that Radio Ltdgrade, allant slaeo the German
la resist) of Sunday dawn, had
urns on tho atr ysntordny. VicoPartly
cloudy
Premier Mnchek also spoka to Thursday| possibly
the Croatian pooplo o*st the Xa- tho astraao OMth
LOCAL WBA'
portion* Thuradny.
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C A A And Industry
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Italian* noted that It took the
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Serbia In Southern
Yugoslavia Said On
Verge Of Collapse
c a I r o , Apr.
0—<0)— British
troop* hare occupied Maaaau, the
chief teaport of Erltraa, In rlr.
toalljr ■ complete coaqueet of
Italian Seat Africa, the Middle
Eaet Command announced today.
With the fall of Maama, the
ItalUna hart boon routed from
all their main betee along the
Red Sea and Indian Ocean cetili
and the caplUle of Mussolini's
three Kami African colonic* (re In
Brltteb hand*.
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Axle form In North Africa be
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of Dema overehndowed In mili
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land -opermtiana In Yugoslavia
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Belgrade Almost
Ruined By Bombs
Italians Routed From
All Bases On Red
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Sanford t* The Only Cantrfcl
Florida CHy Affording Rail, H it
. And Wafer Transportation
izi Invasion Of Greece Halted,
Dispatches From Athens Declare
Secrefuy Of Labor
^eiidlui Says. Eraployer And Worker
Should Co-Operate
Situation
25-Tons O f
Still
O b-
Work On Airport Rcure In Yugoslavia
Rut Berlin Claims
Is Scheduled To Advance
Continues
Start This Week Fight To Possess .
WASHINGTON, A ar. 7 -< A V -
Brief Submitted To
Salonika Is Seen
Have Field Certi
fied For Defense Italy Enters Hostil
ities, But Confines
E ffort To Albania
* * m i i a t * d with labor a*.
iJJnltod State* government
**> ffdared ea/matY and
auppllee aped ta Yugoslavia
S
!*•*:
Germany'*
■rk Invasion, “ ”
f»t*nr Boll announced Uia
e h id r I M M tank, o d d to be iba mea
arm ed tnaeklaa o f l u
tr a v tlla * fortrea* b armed w ith a
Chamber of Commerce, aald to
day following an announcement
S aturday that funda had b.-cn
allatedLocated about *»o and a 4.alf
mllaa from tha ren ter of Snn.
ford, tha new airport will rom .
prise MO acrea, with other land
available for future development.
Th# W P project which w»> *|>
proved Saturday provldea (or
clearing and grading the .131)0
foot tract, In.tallatlon of a drain
age
ayatem, conatrurtlon of an
tny*g new
a iO-mm. cannon and five .10' eallbra machine
•atran ca road, and planting grata
ew arfully
gttna. Tha Army la building large number* of
• r * r tha entire area. Part of
enea. Ihe
tha O tty’a chare of (10,0011 will
th a e e . tanka.
be takan care of by truck", land,
-mm, and
an,| equipment. Mr. Iligglna aald.
The Board of County Cimiml*.
tlontra hat al«o volunteered tha
uaa of aome of lie equipment
aueh aa heavy trartora, gradera
and truck* to naalat tha City in
defraying the ejpena*.
T o have the air field certified
for national defence fund', the
City and the Chamber of Com
merce h are prepared a brief «et.
ting forth the advantage* of the
airport and have aubrplttcd It to
tha B eeroltry of W ar and to <h>
Army command*™ la Lhla area.
I f Iba field It certified for na.
tlonal delliuta funda. tha future
development will be made nlmnai
' Mr»- John B. Tatum defeated entirely by tha federal govern
Mra. Phil O rathoff In th* final ment, Mr.Iligglna pointed out.
playoff o f the lad lea* consola i The trade hodv aeeretary -md
hr had received “aome enrourorrtion flight In tha Annual City w ent from the officiate of thGolf Champlonehlp y etterday nf. WPA
and tha CAA that
lliit
tar a hard fought match. The field will ba ao certified."
winner took the eatra hole played
The new airport, one of tha
to decide th* round, Allan ,Hte- target! WPA prolert* that lut»
w art, golf pro a t the' Sanford been elicited In Seminole Coun
Country Club, **ld today,
ty, I* bounded on the touth *>v
In the »eml-flnala of tho chara. the I .eke Onora road, on the
plonthlp conaolatlon flight Roy w ett by Mellontllle Avenue, and
Holler d e fra u d Jopn Ivey by a on the north be Geneva Avenue.
two hole margaln to ' gain the Including Ihe 170 a rret of the
final bracket againat Bob A*t. p rrten t project, the City own*
are*
Mr. Ivey *hot an R3 on the ahfliit HOn acrea In thle
courae but waa not good enough, which can he need to enlarge
to match the near-par play o r the airport In the future
The tile fo r the new alrnort
Mr. Holler, Mr. S tew art declared.
“Tho coming m atch between waa choaen when the nld field <m
Mr. Akt and Mr. Holler ehould Sanford Avenua waa Inanrrtod bv
be * good on*.’’ Mr. Stew art t i t l the Army last Fall, and reject-I
ed, “ alnce It bring* together two fo r Army purpoita, alnce there
of the beat golfarn in the city.
A lthough Roy la aomawhat long
er o ff the tee he will need to
be a t h it very bett to match th*
tte lln r p attin g end approaching
or Bob A it."
On* of thoao thrll’-of.e-llfcUm*
cam* to Mr*. W. E. Buhrman y»atrrd ay when ah* loftod a hat)
from tho eeventh tee and watched
It dr on on tha green and trickle
Into the cup fo r a momherahlp
In th* hole-ln-one-clun. Highly
eletod, Mr*. Buhrm an aald th*
ahot waa mad* with n a noon off
o f th* ladle*’ tee, 14ft yard*
from tha pin.
Several poll equipm ent m anu
facturer* give apeclal sw ard* to
ntayer* who make a coveted hole.
In-on*, and Mr*. B u k m n n will
nrobaklv receive a o rlt* from
araa in m e , n > ..n c ... them. Thle la Iha fl*ri tim e the
have boon conn acted bjr fa a l h a* b een accomnllahjd a t the
lb highway.
coure* In aevetral month*.
i Class For
Mrs. Tatum Tops
eg Resumed
Mrs. Graihoff In
Third Period
City Golf Finals
Hole-In-One Made By
Mrs* Buhrman With
- J t e w p J C ^ Seventh
W ith hbnl growing condition*,
Saafekd b producing aome of the
boat Spring celery In yearqc and
IQy RlChard, w ith the California crop cu t by
f b a t claw j
had w eather, it has almost the
s n t b t United SU toa and C k n d a
aa a wide-open m arket.
If. u Cullum, tale* manager
a tC h a a * and Company, declared
today tho eelary I* moving to
eltbo where Florida ordinarily
never ships, Including California
and waatarn Canada.
• F o r tha firs t time elnca 1034,
fo r tram p le, Florida la sending
rt (1(5
’a Memory
m i
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m
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If"Tv
apecltled
r. «» M
April, ainlalniny
that
ilia would begin .hipping
May 1.
taa of tb# good quality
rket baa been steady and
aand last weak waa “very
M r. Cullum added,
da has been shipping an
i 'M U t car* a week by
nd 100 bv truck, while
rate has bean averaging
an tw o r a n a day. Beml« M M d truck and rail aver,
af about 300 ear* n week,
raso ia baa shipped an aver,
a f 180 a 'tw eak, gad tha
m region 173.
nang the c ltb a to which tha
y la bolng .hipped moat a f
h era usually g ettin g Calila’a area a t till* time of
—of* B utte, Mant.1 Seattle,
British Withdraw
East Of Bengasi
CAIRO. Egypt. Apr. 7 - W ) Tb* Brltiah announced todav their
farcea ara continuing to withdraw
ie fata of proitur* of atrong
.German units te a t of H er.
In N orth Africa, but In K a.t
A frica
lured Debra
lieora
tg th*y
they had cop
raptured
Sanford U ganttnl ckrif- Markoa. 120 miles northwest of
Dm program and will bo Addis Ababa, following tha fall
of tho Ethiopian capital without
g Kfht«
Garmany'H Palm SuIttU/
invo-tlnn «f flrerco waai'c m
d a r e d in A th^g fcrilWlJ fl
have hren Rlopmd kilt alow
the front, “with Niul ddRd
nllcd on tho hattleflaMf*
while in YuRoslavta, , Inrim
of a simultaneous aasjuilt,'
tht situation remained o b
scure.
Dispatches from Bern, SerltSSN
land, quoted tho Yugoslav radio
a t taping Yugoslav M tllltry had
opened fir* along the Albanian
frontier, and waa preparing tW
an attack nn Italian.held A lbania,
Berlin ataerted tho Naal ad
vance In both Greece apd Yoga*
alavla "waa proceeding on S«ha»
dole againat atubbom re .litsn c e ,”
Yugoalavla’a capital, B elgradt,
waa reported aubjectad to a
fourth heavy bombing attack anwleft aflame. Y ugoalar bomber*
•thick at Bulgarian towna.
Italy Joined In tha hoetUltiafc
Military ohaerrara in Roma ba{ I M I m U ee m a t H al
Final Figures Of j
Army Drive Show
T o taL 0 fj$ 2 # I
Final report of the S*lV»tta»
Army .*m|.nl*n tl.ow t a toU l of
(7.710 coUrcteil In the drive Of
( 7 (10 , le t—than the goal, C aptain
n F.. Hot* tald today. In n iirrtilng hit hope* th at
the
friend* of Hanford and Seminal*
County who have not contributed
will <1(1 1.1 and make up tha de
ficit.
Tag day, originally
plannq*
f.,i Mar 22 and n e tp o n e d b*cautr Ilf had w eather, waa bald
Saiuriluy and u total of (4SAS
wun r..Heeled by the SemlBut*
High School eenlor d a ta gbl*
under tho leadership of Ml**
Catherine Takaeli, Capt. Roa* **•
IKirlCil
“ Mn* !(«»*«* mid I wl»h td f i
lm's* f»iir sincere e p p r ^ d l t w
nml heartfelt thank* to all who
Hava contributed tif both H int
nm) money,” the captain aald.
Acknowledging tha work Of
liny William*, who headed th*
drive a* general chairm an and
hi- two vice-chairmen, Capt,, B***
BHld they gave their whole h e a rt,
rd cooiwratlon to tho
ft
ftilorrtl committee, h f i d i a
if
Mon le t Karri*, wat acknowledged
try Capt. Rote.
County committee* of U it dflV*
were head rd hy the follow lag I
Mra. Frank A keri, Lake M antua
d lttrlc l; Raymond Ball, U l *
M ary; Mra. Howard Lyman. AU
mmonte .Spring, and LoItgWOOdl
lld.hard Caaaelberry, Farn P eril
and Cataelhcrry, B. F. W heeler,
li.ln lo i and William Kllboo, G euev*.
duTth Annual Musical Festival Of
Seminole County To Be Held April 10
fourth annual musical fa*,
fan lu rin g E asier
m arie,
red -by tha schools a f HamCounty w ith 110 cMldran
p a ri, will ba hold A pr. 10
priaatpol a f
Mara than
Sn«
lOW
PT^
n
Tem peratures Dr
Through Ohio Vl
Tomi
boon captured In Eritroa
Mar, » , P th* B ritish raid. througl
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BAW FO KP ^ B M m iy /iA N r O K D
Dress
EAT SMOKIES"#
13th invasion attem pt and it may prove hi* unlucky num-.
ber. Mechanised German troopa accompanied by dive b in b m T*9 I???*1* * direct threat from Bulgaria toward Bel
grade, while other unite are puahing southward down the
Strum a valley into Greece. Approximately 300,000 aca8onf <tiJr ,^*n* °? .th® North African campaign under GenCJ*1 Wavell ant there to aid their Greek and Yugoslavian
allies.
We believe Hme will tell th a t the attack on Yugoslavia
wa* the beginning of the end for Hitler. Neutral military
experts have been saying for some time that a fight in
the Balkans would be disastrous for Hitler while must
diplomats agree th at he has long been hoping tyavold a two.
war. As long as h# could get wheat, oil and other
Arranged By Doyle
v a n ity , and from any
college or n n lren ity .
' TALLAHARflEE. - Apr. T Summer school plana fo r Florid*
Doyle.
Two ta a tia n t a r t scheduled
again tfcia y ear laatiav a U tal
of 11 waafca. J |t o l i n t U r *
B ,V g B 8 B F O R T O D A Y
>T H t a x TRU E LIGHT:
5?
mr candle:
ird My C od will anllghtan
rkness,—Paahn J8JW,
Id you aspect m* :o to wl**T
*
t
. WEDNESDAY
Sawing ocaaion* will 'contln is
fo r the Had Cross in the Woman'*
Chib from 9:80 A- M. until U :3 J
A . M. With Mrs. Mabel Estridgo
BILL’S
M f .1V. Kiri* d t
Etoter Holidays At,
FAC.W. Announced
By AG NEW WELSH
TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 7 _
difficult to master. To road U -Easter hoildkya a t Florida S tale
Chin*** newspaper op* must b# C ollege.for Woman wilt begin a t
U !30 P. M. Thursday, ,A pr. |0 ,
nnd continue unUF 1:30 A . M.
Tuesday, Apr. II.'
;
Th* college dining hall and
p*rt. of t M ; * a ' ' :W U ';w iB
• «•"*>'*
Press. I t sounds
^pjdamla
of
CINDERELLA
to H»*kg any r e p tln .j» i
rerM nutchlnery, tn ik r x or
oUltr cquipmenL
.
^
i
Irrigation
lt.lfN.1A rarl lull Ira**
_^
f f v s s 2r.2S *s« * w
J S ^ f . 5 " r'a r i S " < ^ ,,ndl”'r , h - r "■
la Bantaou cCCUJFVank 'A°°AlS?ro °r ^ s • J*hlh *nnlver»ary i
£•*
fontt , “P«rvl»or of tho 1
advertising NRUonal ioroata, dtod a number of outaiandinw r
:
£ a w s R s § trs
W tW
IfW d a T one k ij
Ut 1 m
u
to ilo w a :
:
ias
limes
18IQ
Sunday In
tho n a tl c n a l________ ____
• " M tbbrtD f- to tt# affeat th a t
of tho 1$ notion* th a t have i
down In d sfsa t Urn dwonfal
1$ could to tracod to Inte
weakness. Ho sought to show
wa a re In m are danger from
A Miami paper recently mad*
th* startlin g statem ent th at a
w ealthy New T or her cam# bore
with $130,000. Intending to to y
ro*l aalata. H* fall In w ith some
o f th* nomaroo* “night spots”
with a gam bling anneg and leaf
all b u t *10,000 of It
b#fera
friend* rescued him. And" thsr*
are/som e people wh# argue th at
gam bling (a a goad thing fo r a
town. • ■
-v f
-
fnllM of road have boon built and over
• C h i e ^ a w jaiher chief mined
tho word “ friaxle" fo daeerlhe
their frersing drtsalc*. By that
nr mnr n*htr n«m« it w m n one
to 0 fro u te.
:
JV
io a i y
TUESDAY
BARGAIN DAY
Double Program
French Won’t Fight
Sanforditcs Attend
Allies, Petain Says
Pilot Club Meeting
lory T hree of the U nited BDan
ish W ar Veteran* wiU moot a t
KtCO P, M. a t th e hom* o t Mia.*
Ma* Behoafsr. i l l Elm Avena*.
FRIDAY
Per sona ls
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. LittrwU of
Orlando vUitcd S aturday
with
Mr*. Phil lla ir and Mr*. D. S.
B. S tarr.
Sergeant* Philip M. Vickery
and Frank Ray of Camp Bland.
Ing were the weekend gueeta of
their famillek.
Mlaa Elma O rr
ha* arrive*!
from Orlando and will be con.
nected with the Eva-Bcaa Beau,
ty Shop.
ther, Mra. Weaver, havu gone
to Miami to spend a few day*
visiting relative*.
Mr. and Mra. J. G. Michael
were railed t« Coral G ablrs last
Thursday on account of the. III.
nesa of Mr*. Michael’* brother,
in-law.
Mr*. Pat Paltrrson of Talln.
haaaer is now making her home
In Sanford where she will be
eonnertrd with the E va.B rss
Beauty Shop.
Mr. and
of Orlandu
terday of
McNab and
on Laurel
Mra. Gilbert Williams
were the guesla yes
Mr. and Mra. D. K.
family a l their homo
Avenue.
Mr*.- Glenn R. McKay
re
turned Saturday
from
Tampa
where she attended th# Grand
C hapter sessions of the Order of
the E astern S tar
Mr. and Mra. H«b Clark hivo
returned to their home In I-ake
Wales after spending th* m eek,
and with Mr. and Mrs. Buy
Brown on W est Third Street, k
. Miss Mildred R atliff has r<T
turned to her studies a t Stetson
U niversity |g DeLand a fte r spend
ing th* weekend with her parents,
My. and Mra. Thomas Ratliff.
Edward Rlvsra left Saturday
fo r Savannah, N. Y., where he
will spend the sum mer months
with his brother-in-law and >isU r, Mr. and Mrs. Orvllls Donk.
Mrs. Nellie H arrison has re
turned to her home In Pelosky,
Mkh., a fte r spending the nsst
two weeks with her cousins, Mrs.
Martha M offett and Miss Evaleen O u st
Mrs. V ssla-Fw y and Don Fsy
of tx» Angeles, Calif., who h*»o
seen visiting their cousins, Mrs.
Martha M offett and Miss Evain-n
Cuat fo r th* past two w etks re
turned to th s lr horn* Saturday.
Mr. Fay Is sound director In Wall
Disney's Studio ,ln Hollywood.
Sewing sessions will continue
far th* t a d Cras* la tba WarnTh* Aaalaa Circle of the Han
aa’s O ub from 3:30 A. M. until
11:30 A. M. soon so rod bv Mra. ford Cardan Club scheduled to
Ray TUB* *ad MU* Iron# Hinton. meat on Friday, Aor. II. has
besn postponed until the follow,
SATURDAY
ing weak. Apr. 18. H was a n
Th# regular monthly ms*Ung nounced this roaming. The circle
of th* CacaUan M ask Club will will meat a t the home of Mrs.
m eat ta the Faanta 8. Munson Henry Rusaell on Oak Avenue
Stadia* on M I M yrtle Arams# a t with M ra E arl Dossey as ro3:13 P. M,
______
hostaaa.
Doris B attem Will
Wed Thomas Gadsden
The children o f the , L ittle
T t a ste r todty held a tlrrka re
hearsal for the throa-act .play,
“C inderella', w hkh will b b 1 pre
tented tomorrow night a t
8:00
o'clock In the South 8ido P ri
m ary School auditorium
under
the direction of Mr*. Boyd Colaman.
•
■The ea»l ha* been eaiefully
cho.'en and the play prom l'ca to
to a big success. P art o f th#
proceed* will be u»ed for under*
privileged *chool children. The
public ha* been extended a cor.
dial invitation by the sponsor to
attend thl* t i n t perform ance of
Ihe newly formed Little T heater
group.
.
Mender* of Ih* Little T heater
are a* lfollows: Beverly re sto c k ,
president'
Muriel Lamb, vice
president
nd Martha English,
Owen Kelley. Maxine Thomas,.
Constance Smith and Jane T old.
Between art* the following pro.
gram will bo givrn:
Solo*, “Over The Balnl-ow" and
“O Susanna'' hy Jane Font.
I’iano selection. “T hr lluml-lo
Bee” hy Muriel iuimb.
Arrordion »cleetion, ”Toya on
Parade" nnd “O Susanna1 by
Owen Kelley.
Vocal »oli>. “ Playm ate*'
by
Martha" English.
Reading*, "E tekiel” ami “Tne
Colored F lirt” hy Beverly I’earock.
(Suilar »rlcetlnn*. “ Y a n k e e
Hoodie ’ and “ itAl llivrr Valley'
by Maxine Thoma*.
Iteadinn*. “The Tea
Party*'
and “Johnny-* T hirat" by Connie
Smith.
The r*at of rh aractrrs In the
play Include:
Cinderella
Beverly Peacock
Prince
Owen Kelley
The mother
Muriel l-amD
The father
Owen Kelley
A *l*trr
Maxlnr Thoma*
A nothrr sister
M artha English
Herald
..
Jane Kurd
Fairy (iodmothrr
Constance
The
Pilot* Club convention i ' I
which
van held in Tampa on—Chi
Apr. 6 and B »*« pronounced a ; ^t.t |BI
huge lucre** hv the inemlwi* of ,, .
the Sanford Cln*- attending wSi '
inrlmled Mra. II. A. Swanan-i. *l l “"
Mr* Al. K. Hunt and Mr* Joel alliea.
S, Field. There were I IN vi-iliuc
Ur
Pilot* in i.tlendanee from J»rk-|
j~
lonvdle, Minmi, St.
Anvn»tiiie,
»
Ocala, St. Petersburg. Sanfmd.l
'5
Orlando, I'alatka. Panama t'itv
Di ytonn Itonrh, tSalne*ville and
Other rilie*.
The
Tampa Tel rave llol I. fj f
heaihinarler* for the cnim-iilt»n,|
y?
resented earli vi»itmir I’dot \» 11li ■ K\,
■*ket* of finil and flower* foil
their room*. A fter
reguterm el
earh rily reprerenlinl had a - 1"'Cit.l ho*te»» w ho took them to t'u‘ >!
Yacht
t ’luh
which
le-emlde*
, J
Mount
Vernon, where they were j V
entertained with a tea In the
fc’
receiving line n n
Mi*. it'itli|
M eltingrr, formerlv of Sanford.
now of Jnrk.im ville. and M i..
Marv lam Wmiteli of Otlainiii
|
Following ten the mi nil-el»
•'
were lik en on a -ighl .......it tom
along the llnv Shore fttive Midi
to Maellill Field
Hinilei wa*l
J
n iio I
that ■veiling in tin l*alm
D
ItiMim of the Hotel with all on he-.
. —
tin filint*hilir mti*u and a Ihao
,,
*hnw pli nioal fol the gu«--t» dming the dinnei
loan
Special
guest- al the dinnei ioelnded a
iiomiIhi of nllieei* fiom lam p
11Inii-lin,- mid tlin k \ New-on of
tin I a lioit Tigi'i v
\t I h*‘ I n . me-* *e.-Inn Mi-|fnli\ ^'w tiull of Inline-* die wa-
MKNRV BURR DIES
n u ll.
xt i i M
rt{5miy*}i!ooo f i f f a w s r i t e H a 's
Francois Dreyfus* and hts comely
wife arrive a t Now York aboard
tba Portuguese liner Carvalho
Araujo. Formes* “ wheat c ia r“ of
France, he retimed to divulge rea
son for his trip . II* said he will go
to Buenos A irrs, then return to
now practically whe*lle»s Franco.
Mrs. Daniels-Named
Head Of Auxiliary
HE AD
FOREASTER
MIM«
ill
ti»l"
S It ft f•>1•1
IHftl
- r *
>
Mr- \t illiam G. • Dwight
uf
Holyoke, Maas., will Ih- the guest
speakrr at the afternoon
tea
which is Iwing held in lie Wom
an's Club on Wednesday a fter
noon I rgm ning at 3:00 o'clock.
Mra Dwight has been s news
paper woman for over GO years
snd has been Interested In wom
en's club work for a number of
y e a n and members nf the club
urge th* public to hear her
speak. The Music and L iterature
departm ents are -pofianriiig the
tea and hoslcsse* include Mra. W.
II. Nhlppy, Mrs. J M. Ntineciiiher. Mra. il. E. Morris. Mra. W.
1*. Bnhrmsn, Mrs. A. C. Thomas
ami Mra. R. W. Ituprerht.
•n MUR
Proctor
li. ( ’. Nance Talks Al
H o ly Week Program
J2 .9S
| 0 5.00
B, L. P erkins
NYA Allocates Fund
J^or Youth Training
WASHINGTON, Apr. 7 -«Ab
—The Nationkl Youth
Admin
istration Sunday allotted 121,VGB.OOO among the 4H state <.
Puerto Rico and the D istrk t nf
Columbia to train youth for de
fense employment.
A pproslm stely JHt.OOO out-of
school young mea i.nd wum-n
will receive such training from
April through June, il was said.
QKITISH AHE 1 HANKEU
HKW YORK. A |m *i -.14*1 —
Thu B ritish rwtiio Mniiouncrtl In»I
nichi th at (hr Dukr of A '-ld ,
Italian victroy In AtUiii AI.mIm.
»*'l thanked th«* lirltioh f«$r Orur
Hep* U kfii to protect women
>nd chlldrt|, In Atlilit AIihIh
i# o o o F a c t o \ T h a t C o n c e r n Y o u
n iM m
i m
a i i o.
MAIM
•null m i l i nm<
p in in g I im « r «m | r im m e
HAPKT .BIRTHDAY
\ • + ' Tn
m
IN
Mr«. Dwight To Talk
At Tea On Wedncnday
eyesight a f *a* man and glva-
Mimum Mm lff Rod
M ra A -.W . K aos
• M ra O. S. LHtrsil
Mia. J . L- H orton
GOSS-AMOUR*... is the
Answer to the.Blaiden’t
(and the.Mstton’s) Prayer
•
hit Hut
phrnt>
Do Luxe Modtl
With All These
Modern Features
TMt Urea on nauotial‘fo.'da
v
in
MALLORY
Mi- J. W. Danit-IF »n« rlivlm
to srrv r os pri'-lip III fur tlu
comliik- year mI (Id- iii-'ellni: >>l
the Aiiieririui l.<si"o A u illls ii ul
the luglnn liul Friday rrmiing
•jfwl *L*eto M *** u i
braaln In un tf /o r t to combat wild flrre O v e S o i t o m a ^ tan, b u t do not ta k s from tl
Jum S S
MltiMfi
C
feral tiaUtn m S S k V a r a l
spent on lira prevention,
!•.
pioiit t ifii
■t onlinir'*
ratlin broad
iltvtl y«**tcnlay.
Chosen
day«
did r« l mention Gcm-rsl Charts*
IV Gaulle, Irmlrr of the “Free
K m icli" turci , fighting «t B rit
ain's M>le
,
O t lntareat to their friend*
hero 1* tho annooacetnent of th*
engagem ent of Mias Doris Caro,
lyn B attem , daughter of Mr.
and M ra.' Chari** D. B attem of
MaatlaalW, to Thoms* Gadsden,
J r., aaa a r M r. an d Mrs. Thomas
Gadsden * f Chicago.
Mlaa B atto ra attended th* San
ford echos la aa d was form ally
connected w ith LociU 's Be-iuty
Shop no a b aautktan. Th* wed.
ding will ha a a av eat of June Ip
atatar### Ta running —
a ro u n d ' - in
rirrlca trying 10 find a soucxi
s
Honoring B arton* McNab and
Bobby McNab, Mi*. D. X. M e.
N ab cntartalnad wHh a birthday
q arty a t th alr bom* oa Laurel
Avenue &
~ !■ *
afternoon
in
celebration o f the twins* eighth
birthday aauhreraary. Employing
a pink and w hl|a color them e
the roams wore deeorstad w ith
•napdragou* and petonlna.
The dining room -w as decorat
ed with pink stream er* of crepe
paper which war* attached to
tho chand*Her and atruog to
m ch corner o f tb a dining labia.
Th* birthday cab* centered the
table and on! each aide wera tall
lighted pink tap ir* In crystal
b alden. ,
.
D uring the afternoon several
game* were played and an Kasta r egg hunt enjoyed with Meric
Townsend winning the p r« # fp r
finding the moat eggs.
,
A fter an aflerttr.on of fun the
small guest* were served . lee
cream and cake by the hosts**.
Th# individual cake* were Iced
In pink and topped with candy
bunnies In different colon. Fa
vors for th# g irlt w ars m iniature
nosegays mad* of tiny randy
eggs for th* cental*, lac* edged
•nd tied with satin ribbons. Tho
boys' favors w*ra small tran s
parent bag* filled with candy
egg* and topped with randies.
Those Invited to enjoy ' tho
party w ith B arbara and Babby
M argaret H unt, Miriam H atchor, Joya H atcher, B etty
8u#
T ncro wlU N an afternoon tea H atcher. Mary Jan * Slaughter,
oportsored by the L iterature and Maria Townsend, Joyce Anderson,
M U lu departm enta of th* Worn- Dolor** English, Jeo n
Louie*
•a*I Club.
Mra. William
O.
Dwight o f Holyoke. Maas, will Y arn, Kay Holtaelaw, M arjorie
Altman, Gtady* Walla, M ariorio
lapoak on current events.
Sheppard, Mari* H ardy. B arbara
y~T H U R 80A T
'
. Tit* Townsend Club will meet Ann Paarca, M argaret Roan. MIL
drad Ervin. Johnnie Mae Jones,
Sue A nn Radford, Jean Briaaon,
Jean ette W olfer, Rnby St*natrons,
and B ettv Hardy.
A bo, R e to rt Stenstrom , Mon
ro*' Poore*. W alter Graham. A r.
th s r H atcher,
Reger G arner,
“Cinderella," a three act
Foeveet May, J r „ Malcolm R utplay will to presented hy
ledre, B osnia Cameron. H arvey
• the Little T heater a t Urn
WWblnaan. Rudolph Smith. Robert
< South Side Prim ary 8ehool
Johns, C raig
Anderson, Cecil
a t 3:00 P . M. Tuesday for
S toppard, Ray Thomas. Bobby
1 th e , . benefit of underBidswm,
Richard
■McNab.
—p rin leg ed school children.
I Al**, M ra F orest May, M ra
R. T.' H unt, M ra Eli* Townsend
and Mra. E . C. EeohL.
ta of tlio wgr situation
I 8ct,nlt,u ura tracing the<-vlth . poiaonnul .ot
' 300,000 boyo just emorg- abaut 3f mU** northwest hf Am>ocn unable to find regular «rlllo. Eacavatlsn* ryvSalea mlA-1
or on the ftfin*. No toll- iff*
\
f»
wnnda have bran benefited
b5i2!Ito
»uld happen to
McNab Children Are
Honored
On Birthday
Calendat
m 8L M arks C hapter u f the Wo
m an'* A uxiliary of Holy Cron*
C hurch will m eat In tba Puilah
Hob** a t Tt30 P . M. Im portant
bualneaa will to dlscuaaed."
. ",
TUESDAY
_ The A sarian Claaa of the Pirat
M ap tisl Church will meet In ih*
ant Sk' a t 7:30 P. M. with Mra.
A.' Mi C ordnler, Mra. .T. E. Smith,
Mrs. Sam O a rttw r and Mra. H. A;
Moreland aa ho*te*»c*.
Jailor H igh School P. T. A.
0*U) moot a t 3:30 P. M. preeedad by th* board m eeting a t 3:00
p I'M .
■
tT h e Pldclia C|a*s of the Pirat
B aptist Church will m eet a t the
h*me of Mra. E. B. Sm ith, 110
J to O t N ineteenth- Street, n t 7:00
T | X A «overad dish (upper will
precede the business meeting. _
.{•'Cinderella," a three act pta;
will bo presented n t the Scut
C lio .P rim ary School auditorial
a t 8:00 P. M. by the LP.tlc Them
kwr fa r th* b en efit of underprivl
leged school children.
flawing sessions will be Held li
tba Woman'* Club on Oak Av«
the second term which arid U*t
flea week*, from July 11 — AUg.
Comment
LOURINE BEAL,
Social
Mat* Cellar* wart snnnnnorvl
tkU weak kr Registrar * & R
C urrent
‘
Held For Play
house the
o lto r dor
able if a*
-Summei
S tate Qoi
tie* fa r 1
regular Cl
• d e tra c t
teacher* - 1
stale cat
~ L C"»t. r.,' k8,of
. , c*n?,pafinl to II,U*r
trenwndoiu, tho
potential
gains insignificant.
itW f ta r overrun, tho. w U re Balkan ponlrwuUr,
(Frau Th* Lyric)
in n f w th! ®r,lKh out °,L0ro®c" i” m other Dunkirk, and
nutnagra to avoid war with any. other power over thla area,
p u*? “IccomplUhcdi nothing, re fa r aa a final vletdry
over-Britain I. concerned. Ha will then have to return to
hi. conquoat of the Br ti.h I.lea with depleted air force,
♦h- t r £ er n,en* *n^ T ,Ul h ,i "°urc®» of oil anil wheat In
the Balkans ravajfed by warfare.
u barn with thirsty eyc*i
In the meantime every hour of delay which England
HwHF raw t t o r bad to knowi
can « ! n on th i. Inva.Ion attempt, th . b .fter cundltlon she
wa» .liquid had to flow
It* aeurca so I could act
a t!L w
r*p€lI1,t' Bf
of another «lx month.,
t wa* narar. born of ms.
BW n> r e
,n< P®rhap* postponing
iUJL.o*m1*u*»i t “nMl next Spring, By that time American
I narroo* band* and thiirty
production wlU be a t Ita.peak and the "all-out aid" to
M.
s 4
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PAGE T H U S *
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Electric Range
lx*tioo, an annual payroll of (13,737,131
and $1,733,893.03 taxes (mid last year.
W h ile It la tb a b re w e rs ' responsibility
to b re w good beer an d the retailer*'
responsibility to noil it u n d er w holesom e
conditions, n ev erth eless tho brew ing in
d u s try w a n ts an ti-so d a) retailing altminatod an t Italy. *
t
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Vl$AKd'
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S a i d li
11 • r
to n
•hi ••npc I m»r» tii oven«
can
I' m
hdlp u a b y ( I) patronising only
th s legal a n d roputablo places w h e re
bear ta Bald a n d (X) b y reporting an y law
violations P M m a y o b serv e to th s d u ly
co n stitu ted la w snforcw naot authorities.
r o i as $ « q q q C
IITTIE AS I V a 7 . n * .
litre ■ a new low pros
lor a raag to f kclvlnsiur
quality! Model ER -4II
fraturrs Ovsrsii* Ovsn.
Scuub K enlt, Storage
Drawer for uiroiils, }•
best sw lubct sad many
other modern frtlurrs.
Com* la sad ■« h i
a r i n g Km *. WIioM
o ti h K i i «Ir i *• applidnce
••mir i Itig ( K r r a u r O r t a
w tilt p u io ntaiii
tn irrio f
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l)r l u l l
Si «>la li k r 1 1 1•7 heal
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Signet I tglii* • t w o Bali*
Hcdfing 3 ln i« |r I)riw ff|
ami on e \\ i n n e r D ra w a f
— n o n g la rr itip la m p - *
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Eight Crack Dogs
A re Groomed For
Running Of Derby
FIRST CLASS TO
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fwiii ru iH «c iitltn w rih i In
H.»nfi»fu Ih ru M . a newppaper
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•mi H«>r?iinolr C ou niy. Florida.
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State League Managers And Club
Presidents Aire “Put On The Spot'
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w i u . n o t r e c A t t e p ft*?.
M i u T A R y r c R v i c f c .|A3 tw e -
Tampa Women Vic
ordination between Florida. State F o r S t a t e G o l f T i t l l
U a lb e club ownan, league dL
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rectere. buslnes* • and playing
HOLLYW OOD, Apr. 7—(8 m
managers, umpire*, aad.player*, elal)— Led by Mr*. R. P. Calls
ina letgue hat just Issued a On. runner-up In the 1940 touma
comprehensive new booklet that men, of the Florida W o rm '
Inveytlg*’
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k • • I'.... nil.u .o rn r y
inim .ir
lb .
l.m il
ih*
Itouau
C o u n ty .
houra •f
Mh day of
-tin *
iM-ltia
the
in '.ii. month. «*•
*ri ii...| inmt H in a and
* * ' • **■ mi,, i. i ..u m Florida.
imeet to order hie 400,OOU etriUug
daring be wants ne part of the
lbs coal .trike will continue until
settled bp negotiation.
PWlL
Pizzatq 7v
V f iA B -0 U > « o O K i C .
S r io ffT S tb P S e N S A Y i o J
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R ise si*jc& t u b a s .
i . mu rui..
up A tcri 6 stw*ie» o r
3 -A eecAose
o r oereVP6*irY
|>. fe ntlAilt.
1*1
lR A j* |c»i6 a A u e s O IIL R V 1
C W A P T fk vA R P PLAcOSO M .u
mJ c l a s s
lilt \ A N T
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1*J T*IC 3PMi*kr '
YMtcee Sibc< t bo*, a
trvMsecirtive covrercs iv
w.Mic»i tie e c t Ar ceAsr aveMir r e « o \ u t
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V M <\A .
bti.iM rmtlflec. that
•lee lid* Itrc It brouvht
in Hi* <*ir*’ult Court
riuiiioie C o u n ty . P lo t »*• ••> »*b
l*#na Mac
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••M Air l.. i*l.y ..nlrifU
I
Mixed Bowling Lineup Remain Same;
Progressive Press Loses First Match
U700 I fo r the rookies to give
Whitlock a chance to ere what
' • Jbey had. I t was the first game
th * Sanford team has
played
this Mason but the ll l h for th*
. Rati Hat*, who have been play, How many fan* know, fgr In.
log *oa»* of th* mld-Wret teams ■tone*, that those at* th* prinet.
•W1*' Bjr. .* “ "anlmoua vota nf
tbo remaining cluba th at for buel.
•aua rraeoni and or tb* beet In.
r™ * 1.
l**ro* *0cb m rm .
■JJJjjjP •ball no longer b e' de-
Knowing th a t hla franchise
may b* lost In the following
wayei
,
. .
1 . Tba reateM tU g. duly gcc.pt#d by a tero.tMrdU ro te of all th*
cluba in sw otbar duly rnuraaeA
I . Failure a f hla teem sea o arer
b** they are further charged to:
Repreeent their d u h a t all d |.
Hags,
designating
olhafa bp w ritten prnay u their
repreeent*lire or authorising thr
president or other person by
Pr»«r a* a re p re.-n .
tathra when unable to attend
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»'Ut*r y o u r « p »
» u l i «*n M a y M b .
"HI
•i or it il^rrau
Im*
rntrr<U
*^ ."** m ,n *bo reprt-
pal responsibilities of each club *#nt their d o b a t league meet.
'■» .
{ * • • * * director* a re Uentiral
On# new. player reported for presidentT
training in Florida.
duty with th* Seminole* today.
Jo * Blackwell, outfielder
and
| first baseman, will don the uni
form fa r thd friat time this sea.
aoa a fte r t*turning from A tlanta
DeLand showad hitting power
' >.bi th o .aaa g ld ad g tm a with Con.
Mill •*I t \ nr\
»» th r I lillrtl SlA tro.
iif il
i- vti'i king on
nf im lm n nl tlrfc n «f.
What makes a Leader
in L a x a t i v e s ?
Tonight’s Entries
. A W egra
2Se*
FU*»SI ®
Is With Tony Must*
pied by hla dub.
4. Haying any gam* of ball
with a dub that U dlaquallfied
under th* National Assoc la tieo
rulea,
6. Offering, agreeing, consplr.
ing, or attempting to lose any
game of ball. o r. failure to im
mediately eapel from hi* team
any pUyer who shall be proven
guilty a t adfartag. agreeing, con•plring. a r atteaspting to Iom any
gelua of MU. « r; being intareetei
In any p a d or wager thereon.
1 Fallor* to accept aa uaiplr*
*
ST. LOU18, A p r . '7 —<AV2 tsU f’a b u U t' aa the general linos
i v f t ■ fhs hydrant, ta alm ost •«
. long from east to w est aa from
J .n o rth to lo u th and U affectlun. a i d s knoara M the “ baby tank." *rounds,
1
Folk*, atop np and m aat do* Ul sped
Louie' n eat opponent, Tony Mu*- era.
* police protection
’ order on the
panesMtl aafety to
haa the power to make a w rit
ten request for a special meeting.
League directors foe 11)41 arc:
Dod*
Fuller.
Daytona,
John
Canaell, Orlando; Wilbur Cood,
Loesburgt BUI Fag*. D cU m l; J,
M. Butler, Q abiesrille:
Harold
flyman, 8 t Augustine; Otto fald well.
Sanford;
Leslie
Wade,
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1 ( -a |> C .o u ia g r
;
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M E E T U S * C?
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fill ce a traatual obllgaUana an.
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i (Mattel standard Uate) Tntetay
9. Wlifun, violating any pm.
fj • ' wa areaa in what la eeriou*. visions of lha League CoasUtuly biited M th* ISUt defense of lion.
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, •
OUTSIDE THE LAW
By PAUL ROBINSOK
POME Oft, JANEf GET TO THE. M A IN U M )
\
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A n d W a te r T r a n n p n r la llo n
'
F lo r id a c i t y A f fo rd in g H ail. H ig h w a y
S a n f o r d I* T h e O n ly ( m l m l
ounces
fart would bo confined to
Albania, whoru oho *already hao
her hatudo fuB with Greer*.
Turley’ remained • neutral aa
Gorman pantler dieiolona roaeod
Into noli
official
VOLUME XXXII
S A C R IF IC E
.SQUIBB
tf.- WEINSTEIN
force, aaaaahad Into Yugoslavia
atnd Oraaca. * ■
German re p a rt, aald the flrea
in Oil, Mfartreaar city were “ah.
aplutely n u t o f control," tha ru n
way atatlon q u arter. reduced ta
m* hie. b ridge, Mown Up. and
• I Yugoslav p io tM aiu o iU U M iJa
combat o r an the ground.
h
Ita lia n ' bom ber, Joined In n U e
Command reported N ati troop, nion Serb a irp o rt,, railway* and
I irrack*.
Ilan newa M oney, aald Italian
force* In AUmnia\ had balked an
attem pt by th e Greek a n n y In
make m n lact w ith, • YueoaUc
tro o p . In two dayp c f hitter
T 'S X
Opens Legislature
trial Convoys Seen i**^ ,£g*
By Senator Wheeler ^ u ^
I.fcT US W A P W A T
SMOOTH T1RB WJJJ* £
IIBAVY
NKW
TUBA!)
C I.rV T.LA Nn. Ape 7 - O R - Jer " f he jM M .
Senator Wheeler o f Montana pro’ 1,1 f~J*rT
Our raMppad Urea JJ«U
t i r o you new nreLMua
rd Electric Contracting Co.
'S& 2 * £ !
Nazi Swastika Causes
Turmoil At Stetson
DELAND, i
Unhreratty at
Into u turm p
TOW THR BEST; ti
. EVA-BRSS
;■ b e a u t y sh o p
IM R i w w l Me
ft
. » ■- :
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o ______ *
Housholder Heads
Utility Committee
Of. Stile Senate
odies Of Legke'O rganize
kegin Session
IIS lor $1.00
(Carburetor Specialist
cm I f Wool Palm Beach prw L
dontl
/ Iliu m com m ittee, w rra tip r c l.
cd to b , announced today by Dao
McCarty, youny apeaker o.* tho
llouae.
Scrviny with ftenator lloutholder on the public utUltiea com
mittee are Pat W hitaker. W A.
iwtr-.'saar a
again w are poring JO*
Play Depicts
ss Of America
y fi
Hkanda, R. 8
-t
A daina. J . W
Und-
ler, Dewey M. John win. Ju ran t
T. Shepherd, H ubert A. Price,
and Philip D. Beall.
and ratabllthlny police
n protect the pro|>etlte«
ixl G u ard * ' »f other
» training In FlorH a.
naetm rnt of these laws
will serve full notice nf
rity of Flo*Ida neflpK.,M
rtlny President Romm,
cut program o f national
md old to Ib f demor-
KANFOKDi FLA.
Qirtiftntm
SUPPORTING SOCKS
are Judiciary -A ” traniportation
and traffic, m larellaneoa, lex 14lalion, and labor and Industry.
Senator W alter Ro-e of Orlandn araa named chairman of
the IdyUlativo expenditure, rocn.
miltee. and la also n member of
the finance and taxation, and
enr< lied bills y m u p a
Announcement of the com
m ittee member* wa* made by
immended an added fire Senator Reocham follow Iny the
M e t ' m Pan* re a c t , ftemocratle cancuo of Renat*
' **■
*
'
;■
’member* in which he m s unanl.
niously
ily nominated fo r the pre-L
pre«ldenry of tho S t i l t Renal*. II*
took office today, -u lh* biennial
aeaeion nf th e . LoglsUture r-tt
under way. Senator Roar ham «uc
reed . Senator J . T urner Butler
• f JackMmvillu.
.
Meanwhile the llouae of Reti
r e e n tali vaa waa - oryualaed last
nlxht to be preoared fo r the ip rfllny of tb* Lagloluture to 'a y .
with Don M cCarty
of
F ort
Pferco us spoukar-dotiynatc and
Raymond Sheldon of Taaipa a ,
aneaker-nroUem-doakpia'a.
B*o
Fuoua of Orlond* to chief cletkdraixnate. All woxu achedulod to
he eW ted a t tho f h a t aooaion of
tho House th l, afternoon, a fte r
Governor I p m a i d L Holland
delivered Uo na*,*uyr and effL
Looiiefl Gain In March
H KhMlfuRr k o lt U p
up M«iw«ly aad uaul
YOWE
B m m t r . llouaholdur
1'>UR named chairman
»Uk JlUBtiou eoaamltteo
a nee. The German* aritnowl
ihla rwucwhul but Inalatad
foiCM] waro »o*l»g< Ut
■brad.
.
.«
. Naai divo bombora uaad uo of.
France
Infantrymen.
i
.
S '
Rumanian radio T*\Wrio told
of Yuyoalar air attaega ou prinla
MO*
VtT
i-z■IPI
‘■u-
(•reeks Keep H itler's
Arinv From E n ter
ing Struma Valley
J '* l 8 field » , u fr.rlrc|*w|
runuBBittlrr of
U r ('4iiii|»hrll
IcOAning A m rrki.n I a * ton I'm«I nl
m r r t in g
h r lt l
law!
iilf lil
I:. \p r •»—( A P)—An
•’f, in«l «iin..cinrrni.nl
aald
•■•*•»*
and German
liiw*l»«, hail i»eru pird the Mbv.
i|
of
th e
II .
S
N a vy . «lr.
Residents To Hove
tint Sunday At 3 P. M.
Sanford Delegates Attend State
Garden Club Melting In Sarasota
^ ‘Lone Ranger,’ Of
*,u* Radio Fame, Dies
'jq In Autp Accident
Sunrise B ervices
Arranged By Board Fw Ikmuui mi« **f |*,trlM»*. wi«
F A R M IN G T O N , M .h
A n
»
K a rl
W
iin + rr
!.
a hone t h l i l l m r n»*ln» r «| il* H l, n*
the “ I/ mm* l U i i i r r r "
were* l i n o l
The County School Board mri
yretm lay and OUteyAed the r»
IKirt of the County School N u i,Mr». Dorothy Lamb and mod,
arranyem enU feC achool btme. to
carry children to tho Kaaler Sun
live ernrtre U be h,W at the
Rand,hell on the Municipal l ‘wr
Sunday. T. W. Law too Mid yratrrdax.
.
„
I hinny the mouth of March
Mr*. Lamb eisitod and hod con
ic rence* with 68 teacher, ami W
mother* In Ik* county in r»c«nl
to the health of achool children.
according to h*C fOJ>ort .Ib e
n u n c paid etalt* to * total of
21 hoarea in the county durtnc
that time.
Of 10 children tooted for ho.*
worm eight were found to be *fflicted and than* oi«hl
were
treated. Boeeu . children
were
taken to a phyikdan by Mr*
Lamb aad t l were taken home,
while ooo waa raaaaead u. the
Sanatorium a t Orinad* ami flee
mere yhren X-ray* throuyh the
rourtcoy of tha TdUrruhwl* *nd
Health Aaaocia ltou
Ato u t 80 chlMiau filled out and
ryturned a p p lh u th u for ride* to
Um Kaatar Saariaa Serekw. in
dicating they wanted U attend.
Mr. Lawton anid. Bine* the num
ber la Intgo enough to w arrant
ll tho boom wilt ha provided to
toko tho children la the aorrice*
and retu rn thou* to their boaaea.
The homo ora expected U ho a l
k ille d h ere If u U v w h e n hi* m *»I*»
m o b ile rrw «he*l m in l h - r r t i **l
• t ra ile r .
fera**er. « I h **<fA ttn liu r
• *11
•*114, Y « S llh e i*
** m * I lie 11
m a rk
of
hi*
radu* a«tve itlu ir * .
h a d been «»n the* air p , Mia* “ I *****
Ranger** fo r I h r |ha*l |*IU« \ r a »
li e • • * a u n liv e o f I o i.n l*
T h e IW t f o lt fadu* alaluu* w I*. •*
the " I a w R aw rrr** |»r»H :raiu
•«
m a te s maul llra tw
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WKST P A U f Dr.ACII. Apr
Building Permits For
2 Days Total $1*140
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to hr hrM A|tr
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Dr. Helen Cole
Will Speak To
Phi Beta Kappa
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.nd if thr Yu• k ■ i talill.hcd
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met trrrlfiitr^sfly h is
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i. fr i liriir thr fatherland
upon ,t*r | l«% n l (# h I i hi I , K m am *
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I la lie c |ia,M*<t u n it Ituf Gutlaint
M onday ami » r i c •liaard aw ay hy
a K v.i-.li-h n r u t la llly p a tro l. It
waa aniH'unc.vl Mundav nlxht
G o tland l, a Swedlah Inland In
the H aiti. Iw lw cen Sweden and
•'Inland and ata.ut IM I mil.-a north
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and
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(bat lb* itrfrnw imagrani Imi** I* •!»!»« iM flltllltg ,. (Mil It* ••! |T|Rf
hNB im nrdni by
**unthinlii»ir
action of ■rlhwh ri»i|»l«*)rr* aipi
Am**ni: Mu*
v iic b I i m *
I ••r«l
labor kmtier*. Imi| be u|*|mm«,I *»*• \ l i »
I *»m - I
H u t If n l'w It P f ,
b u a llirt o r z h u r n rio -p t a t n <* .n c ia lr r«lll*M uf
I|**»H«*R
lie rrnorta<i to ih r llouw Mill
U ry A ffairs ta m m lltc r that leal
m aa. production of vital a a i
m aterial, will twain in IIMI ilav.
and that “lh« aafety of the
United Stale* and the future of
all the things that are an pr**.
kata ta Americana may depend on
what w» all do** in that time, lie
at*tad emphatically that commun
latic activltie* and pevdonyed Ubcn
atonpayaa should not be allowed
to Imperil tho n a r a u n m t effort
at* Mort
|*o*| to i t tr o «l I h r Slut#* ( onv*,n
lio n oI Kry W r » l »»t* Apr IS-I .'«»
B r f p in s tlf m o l I irk* l «
t«»t
i
tw in fit *hnw at I he* Ki t# l l n . i t i
!•» i a i - r
m o n e y fm
t in t i,| ,«»i t a I o**i o f I h r S**n* t*f I I m A m t * ir tit
Id ch tii I** I ho « «*m on I m il. oaf**
altsll ll tlloel k*n«»tlg t ho
Ittl Mi I m'I *•
|tirn rttl
I'h r |»rnrf|l -tim * io |*t
lm* he hi at ll», Ih o a lr i
A|*r I •*
r m l la atol ( I n i .
I t s w h l , i - »»•
•l.f*i|*a e*f tha t r a »• uni tot toll i|
Rvadiftf hia ~opponrM*a~ p h ii^ r;
tra in e e / Ihreata effectively at a iluMWi
(net drill e l Camp D lt. N J. In rp i|r
m ech,inard w arfare, kand.lit-hand ' t v
Joel In tho rtrw soldier * manual.
“*' P » « m
raB Ssarffta
uC huriy-ploM iana y e t-to I
>en»tor and Fuel Pump
And Jtetlme Tho Motor
Belgrade* Bombed
For Fifth Time
Plans Made To Attend
Convention At Key
West April 2.t-2ti
v r tr n M m
>w 4- i n p u t In M arch m
quality WM >4» an jWd aa
rood" far mil arena. Tho
Jj
Dciuirtiirc Of Forces
From Near Bulgar
ian, firm an Fron
tier Is Unexplained
Joel Field Is
Re-elected Head
Of Legion Pos
s r iir th r fact It watt Armv J»*\
I'lnnu for (h t iMt-mhrp' of the
Officio)
2
Mediation Board Id
Against Compulsory
-Action In Disputes
whkh five of Ihr fight ••IliurtR
naiiM-l for tl»e coming \r* r w rtr
i p J l M i ; b i l Canal during Dm
first half a t thla month, w ith ahtp-
j,
Greek Flank Exposed
As Yugoslav Troops
Withdraw In Balkans
Trainee I/carns In-Fighting
n
Ten German tanka w ars d f
atroyed, fire o r als planea ahe(
down, and n number o f prisoner,
taken, the G m k e aaaeriad.
Tho S e r i , were not bean!
from because of brokoa
com.
municotlona, b u t a p p a m U y Um
corerum ent. sbundanod BcUradc
Iinmrdlately whrn loetlllUee Iw- Tllal Importance
te n H dawn and fled W moon, m Um h b u t an
talnoua au u th rn i TajroaUrio.
Tho aom of SoATW orM W»t
he roc, wore aipectad by m U ltap
CANDY FOR EASTER JOY I ! !
iv e r Y « u r (k ir
l | « r k U ujjh
, C /o n tg rt Pol ills
M rm lte r A n a o e la trd I’rpne
WASHINGTON. Apr. R — iir>
— Vice-chairman William
H.
thavfci of the Defence Mediation
Board told the llouae Military
A ffaire Committee today
that
both industry and tabor needed
to develop a “keener" apprecia
tion of their reaponaihiUUaa.
Ha rxpreaaed
opposition
to
kgialelion outlawing jurisdiction,
al aad union organisation strike*,
and aaaerted he waa “utterly OOpeaed** to compulaory arbitration
a f defense dispute*.
Tire Recapping
iL OPTUMMEirC'K
APRIL 8. HM1
TUESDAY,
'4,
. . 3-~ r» »«•
c . Welsh
F L O R ID A .
Holland Asks More Davis Opposes
Funds To Pay For Outlawing Of
Strikes
Home Defense Cost Union
Official Of Defense
la, linked to Yu.
newly.signed pact
ami nrem yreaahn,
'itrJisCV-VS7
SA NFO RD .
im
gallon in lank cars W n lm
th rou g h ou t N r w FnglavMl
N e w Y o rk S ta ll- w ith (h r r
lion of m rtm p o h ta n N aw
C it y an«l the w « » t r m end oi
state
•
Sanford May Be Chosen As Ivocation
For NYA Arts .And Crafts Project
KB AI 'I V l^ N A|*» w
rtjill III* Itilll-'li
Wm
in itlrr I im * hrgun •
tin f«»il
*•»» rgtensive
plorini* i a*cr|»lm• lru fur M
In a number **f down I«•*
n r u lii»ii.'*r» 1 in fml
I ringing uiniMigllv I'uHi
twrauRe uf i( m
fur
(uirjH'Hk, it I b R a i d .
C o lo
C ity News Briefs
Amcwiy those Ip Tallahaasae to.
day o Hand lug the opening of the
L ayiatatur, was T. W. law ton.
ouperiutaodeut of inatruction of
Bamloala County. Ho la oapocted
to re iu n r Friday.
Brunch ITT7 of lh* National
Aaoociation of L etter Carrier*
and lh* Ladies Auxiliary
will
moot with Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
Rudd a t lh* Sou Lento Apart
m ents Wednesday a t S:M P. M.
LOCAL WEATHER
liilti-h Muarter* ta
•a r , f , T b r a a l
County Advisory Board For NYA Is
Named By Director R. A. Goodspeed
Member, of the county advi
sory board for the National Youth
Administration b a r, teen named
end are expected to meet in the
next twp weeks to make plan,
fo r projects in this county. R A.
Goodspeed. local NYA director,
said yesterday.
Tb* purpose of tho board la to
m ake suggestions fo r plana along
Um Uao of national defans* proi<
acta. Mr. Good,pood diodooed
TBo gruu* will week to kuvoprol-
.
.
...
the NYA off leu and tho City UM
Commlaskonors.
> Named on tb* rommittao UNI
T. W- Lawton. Trad W UUam ,
Mr*. Voile WtUI*m*. W. 0 . HUL
Edward II I n in a , Mrs. C. B. D ew .
ton, Fred Dyson, H. H. ColeHau.
Rev. W. P. Boknnan, Mias L
Hodges, Alex Johnson and ■»
KippD istrict NYA official* troUk<
lando era cxpoctod to a lt m i j
firs t m uatlag whan Um g n
C o u n ty
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THE BAIfPOBD
OLD HOMETOWN
View Stow And
Fair At College
ID F IR & M X l
A S A IN -IF I
haom't^
*»
-
eaot'
f IKED TOU TVA/KB
_ T H IS w e e k ! r *
s e b
,
he
p irr
OH THE PRESS
INSTCAP O ' ,
Hailstorm Causes a ^ \ { Jh^ rnl*s; .
By STANLEY Severe
Damage To
CaiieFor unity
Citrus And
Truck —
RepreaenUUvo Martin) RrpuV
-------IIran national chairman, railed on
LAKE WALES, Apr. 4 — American* laai night to unite In
(Apodal)—. A freak halUtorm,1making the nation Invincible
ei tending from Waveriy to flea- *«olnot aaaanlt from within or
porldoo and on to the KUalm-' without and declared hit own
moo ftlvtr, ronaed term damage party mutt polka and audit the
to eltnu and track In tht# acc- RooMr.lt Adminktration in tb*
Uon of tb* Ridge early yeeter- prraent emergency,
dap morning. The hall wa* nc.
..
rompanlod bp rain and high.
*t „
wind, Which blew down several
tree, and dUrup.ed ekrtrieal *£“ • £ , ^ ^ ^ 7
Cltmla trooo, many now In foil *|r,nf 1f rrl*,1*
l loom, were partially .tripped of n* tfu fr—U V
’ ,WU **■
their foliar, and bfoaaonk wero.Pttb,le,"
THEREO/MVCjj
m n , , iwtitb uiOumih] perwons, or
94 time* Uta attcndanc* at tha
5
flnt Show and Redon 10 poor*
Er • ego, attended tho' rventa hi 1940,
^
and tho .Indent* art eiperUng
l" Attendance to, bo largor than ever
£ ju leforo.
. The Show and -Rodeo la ipmt
s cored bp tho Blork and Bridle
E ,- Club, animal bnabandrp atodent.
' organisation, while the fair la
•. ' aponaorod by Alpha Tata,- honor■, Sit leadership fraternity.
r hod mod* tho
;
Iatpecton from tho U. 0. Dopartmoat of Labor, wago-hooi
division, will begin a wago-hou*
In.perUon drive in tho eltnm oadrl
vegetable bolta this week, it waa u
•
•
•
•
•
We'll Call For And Deliver Your Car
Clean And Regap Tho Spark Plugs
Clean And Adjust Tho Contact Points
Check The Starter, Generator and Fuel Pump
Adjust The Carburetor And Retime The Motor
fi^ bff'da/'K ;
•
Tho d a y V h rtlv Itk s will pal
under wap a t 1|:0Q o’clock with
the opening. Of, the Agricultural
Fair in th o ' University mr»n**-
THE
n ew
Or*mcu
,, Agriculture, Including-':*» egg
■ show and sn animated diorama
Factory Trained Carburetor Specialist
mutate.
0 nroa reported
Ip hurricane fore*
od, along with
llous, at high *1| Weather Bureau
1 wind velocity of
in hour nt Tampa
m g itoeic vvr w t wig fiijr* Apr*
...
from (300 t% 93900.
ALL THIS for S1.00
Preaid ent BUI Atwator, of
■ Block and Bridle, and Chancellor
Oeorgt Byrd, of Alpha seta, re.
ported today that member* of
> . their organisation* a r t bo*lip
ir'H .
mailman! eoat of h
B C fT A T -THE W E E K L Y C X A R K V 4 ...
t k r e v < - t h e j o b p e f a t i n ©-
TELEPHONE 9143
p i m n i M E t r tH "ro a . p a n i c a * a j n -ro p tacr
stim u late
Im provem ent In F lo ri
da agriculture and to show ilia
general public aonte of the r*.
eulta of the training student, in
the College of Agriculture ree.twa
Ai mleelrtn
la
f reui
mftrl
[00L OF COMMEKC'K
1- Refill crank case with correct grad#
of freak summer-grade oil — up to
9 qta. Penn Sentinel.
2. Flush Transmission and Differential
School
Tpiwwritiag, Short-
CANDY FOR EASTER JOY I I
^
DELICIOUS
B
WHITMAN’S
CHOCOL ATES
;L
IfR E PHONE 1034
’• D r u g S to r e E!
htbrlcnnt — up to 6 lb*. ’ > ■ ’
4. Car Wash
3. Lubricate thoroughly
5. Test Battery
,.i»
7. Teat and Clean Spark Plugs
S. Test Brake.
'
/
careful watch an the German fnlffhtag Pi
harbor to prevent sabotage. Fie* ship* wi
E grabbed
K ttSreia:
In tho harbor
Homo Demonstration
Notes
Hy MRS. ItMVA D. ANDREWS
finow v o u n o w n
For sevrihT week* the Agri
cultural Nrwa Service Imw -.I b>
the Stale Agricultural FiU-tialou
Service In Gainesville lisa earrled alortei of *Uen>.t*fu| farm
er* and their ft mill.* in differ
ent rounllei. Some of their
farmer* have
been
general
products are grown, they i
U- arrvod attractively and
nrlrly enough to give bal.
to motile. Unpali.tal-le, unatt
Hv* frwvli are not eaten, no i
ter Imw many vitamins .or
irie* they ruutaln. -Prrjur
BRnlmt rrrtnln ilrnlralilo f
are another barrier to pn
nutrition among too many yeh.
pie. (inod foot] habit* are enitly
funned.
*
At
There Is a growing ■tendency
among rural famille* to work but
together plan* and program* for
j
I t p l K i W lsttr ^ fik t f ff d
BATTERIES
9. Clean Air FlltOg,
%■ v,
,
\ 10,
[re
w iCheck
dl.j, «,*• Fan
,• Bolts
*■■?j ft *1
*.
- II. Drain and Flush Radiator — Chock
- HoaeJ■—
. Fill Radiator With Water
12.
Impact
ft.. ’ . ,.
i ,v Tina«.#- * t -‘
i
. ‘Vi
. ' _ ^ _ ____ ■_______ _____ •in
e F01 AU Prescriptions
Hanford. Florida
M la a e r o
CT loo*. *
Mhbkadk^r
G rill* G uard
Our ahop fa wall aoulppad
|o make any repairs on
form machinery, trailer* or
oUl«r cqulpman).
Mill Supplies
'{rrijratlon Systems
- Gzpert Welding
•
m SDSL
if • 'll 1| T:
IWk.- 1
appllao and H*pair-Barvlci
IE0RGE STINE, Owntn
family growing
foods and feod*.
■ufflrieat farm
b«tUr poeltlon |
but parttculariy
of puirhaaod ft*
etomdrU,l°" f^ ,llU— b«‘Qre'
aged .U provk
Poultry flock*,
nn
h
lew
[ ,
e' Ym- i
•4*1
14
1
.
7*Wi1
'/ ySMt*
r r r :r , j . 1 *
C
“• v '—
f•VT’l f W n
t-'
FT3CTC*SL''JCI
wa
Hf!
rwri’t*'* r*or
�T
Sanford Is Th« Only Central ■
Florida CMy Affording Hall. Illghiraf,
And Water Transportation
SANTORO, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, **APRIL B,
lmM ay.6
In CoalMines
BelievedNear
t *
*-
^ ttec k Said
A t , , r,*' - V* '
": '
M em ber AH.soclated I’rctw
N IT M H I-.K 186
ugoslav-German Relations
Ebb As Balkan War Looms
Committee Named To
Draw Up Contract
To Take Place Of
Expired Agreement
Zero Hour Has Arriv
ed, Diplomats Say;
Borders With Italy
And Reich Closed
Where “Lost” Airliner Was Found
N«W YORK, Apr, ft —<A>—
Hrilisli See I* Knock
out Blow Against
Italians In Africa
Indented that the'
torn and the UnRed Mine Wertu
era (C. I. O.f « * f the term*
•# a contract te ratface one
vhWh eipRed M a rk 'll, « « Im.
attaint.
i’ Mamed to do tha|aditlng wore
Isvlt, from Hunjnry,
i violin, With tmmd' ai'Tito -taSmalaoln High School the df-
m l Kama ala to pro-
iHilasakAwi oand
n J towiypaojfl*.
i «wa
ttudenU
Two Violin
ole High May 6
Data Rubinnff, wH«e liltina
»IM m uslehss Charmed audieacea
»» coast to coast, wlfl pnaoat
a concerts In Bon ford a t the
mlnola High School auditorium
tha afternoon and .jilght of
irty Tetlow, repreeenUnc tin
hue end ChnrU O'Neill tot
* operator*.
The Ford Motor Company, do.
fo o d In IIIB ,000,000 in nation,
nl defense work hy Um crlnplmg
three-day atrtke a t Ita Rouga
plant, next a n r-ntanary t* Wash,
mgton loot night to confer with
8 m rotary of War Mi moon.
- I , A. Capital, Ford attom jy,
flew to tho capital bearing eel.
dhtma. the company eold, of "ecUelUee of Ccmmuntoto" m tho
■trike of the C. ■1. 0 ,‘a United
Automobile Worker* which now
hoe tied up operations m all
Ford plants In America.
There waa no Immedial • an.
nouneement of CapUsi's pinna.
Ha loft Detroit In the midst of o
f m h exchange of cltargr > far
com pany, and union that rack
waa wilfuny obstructing drfeaee
work.
At th o sa m a time thopa non a
moderately1 nptlmlstle statement
from Federal Mediator Dcwev on
nageUaUoM for a strike settle.
I
u•
, "Wd fool lhat w e,kr« nuking
Uia alWat Ion It more hopeful now
than It haa bora at any time In
pprsons
i the af- «
be fonned in the o
to sell ticket* for th
committee will ,taat.
dpsle of eeboola In
repretentattoos from
b jk
ooil . . t o .
c e rt
ft
nam ber*
daughter,- w U M to aepe,
•'dallberato brotta.ee o f to.d
w ttl be- » "d die p o rta v itri in a ir c r a f t
>lu Tb« p ro d u c tio n sf H# amid tho dam eyo
reached 1 100,0*0. The union d e
nied th is a n d . In tu rn , Issued
a s ta te m e n t saying the com pany
waa "* o m p l« td y In sin cere" In de.
d im e . d a r in g It w ished to help natio n al
public dafenaa.
M ediator D ewey took h it firs t
llttee would
i t few dare (to p la s t n ig h t to w ard ev acu atin g
I BOO
production
TTm on a s Urns tod
le the prln- w orker* fro m th e p lan t, a s itu s ,
tlo
a
w
hich
ho
term
ed
"
v e ry deli
the county,
h e Woman's c ate *
'T h e r e ’s a v e ry bed a ttitu d e In
th e re ," Dewey" told re p o rte rs as
he lo f t th e p l a n t
H o w ould aay no m ore, but
. wvtoooiy. b e fo re going to the
p lan t, he h a d said th e m en w ere
Si popular " a f r a id to rom e o u t fo r fe a r <>f
l* protram b rig b o sto n u p ," H e said "a
g ro a t m a n y " w e re " a rm e d w ith
w oapona th e y m ade th em selves."
tth o o r*
Member Of Atlanta
Draft Board Quite
A M * W l ? ’ M *t a ,
- f l 'w . l - n t
s»,j s w a s s s * K
ra tWKJfir ra*
ATLANTA
A p r.. I —<*■)—
'h a irm an W, B. G ra n t o f th e
MlUfaoi] e o a n ty d r a f t board ro<
a f te r being advised
g a t ba p e rm itte d to
t o a l'
to
'
fTVlUn* **"
a .x jr T i . . . .
H a tc h e r said The
m i ' l l ’.,
tp r
(A t*)— '
'!!••* Y*i*i Ihih u h rii Y flfna (v* inoff daya to
hinke jn u rr » lilt il tn rm a p e
a lta r k, it ttiu iiuhratcd tnd at hy Virulnin ( ii) ila , anthui ilii!iir> JapsciKt
apokaa*
man.
ten* ila'a avbrrliitit r i m r I
f r a litiur** n f I n U a m
ro .
p o rtn l
(h r
lU lo * V u R ia ||^
fro n tier km l
lietn
cliwrd.
(•attln
«iriiH tl
Hritnin , o f
M*« kittu n* fur in m nrw fro n t
n m i i 'l Ih r A \ ip lit
Yu ia *0iIm>M
lMnrl«l« il
I'fM l
VlIKIIitlllt ll-lulitltlH with
fii’rmniiv plilml swiftly luduy.
Tin1 llulhnn kingdom np*
linn m l oti the u'lirc of war,
(iiivi'rtimi'iil cin'los nsiu'rtitl smivt-lv Um "/rrn hour”
•"til ui-rlvi'd ;iinl n neutral
iliidomat with Hump gov^rnmpiil <oiiopi'tliniM i n id tho
“diiiliirnnllp Mhurp Imd entl-
■ohm h e ad w ay ." Dewdv said, " a n d
Four Members Of
GirkSchpol End
/
Aircraft Roar
Over Belgrade
two. man sub-committee rep
o r tin g Um management and
* anion la 'th e bituminous era)
jCottotkmi « u named today ft* '
RW*ni|i, Hi milt#* f r o m V t r o H earh. \* h « r* tho
ppllol
i l o t ,irau
b r o u g h t It d o w n . N o n e o f the* p ian o * oc-
— _ ---------
c ritica lly injure*I.
I Ho w h rrU 'fro h i Ihi* (lurtfhjfiMl
Hogo. Thu plane w u ottro u tr fnm i M nm i
New York when it flew into a *tmn»
|<il” with it "new .U g r " s m e t.
11*•r of duy* h hour - nw sy.
In It• itin. il u n . u iith n ritallv ely
ili-rlaii'd Ihnt for nil
praetleal
purpoM '. lierniHit Yugoslav diplo.
Oil,I II II iHlinns hnvr te a se d to
I vslsl
Yiigo-litt t«‘. h u tilets w ith C.*r- i
m any. Ito it N ostoloititnated lltin i gsi \
linlgwr in ond
Kiimeitia
w ere i lust'd
S-pisdrait* t.f > ttgosls* fig h te r
1oil,lie- I out iol
over
Itelgradei T
iiendeil l , i tlo* lliin g n rlsli fvqn.
I I isit f let isr si sen l**Br t « « )
t
1
4
.1**
‘\r
Committee Chairman
Named Hy McCarty
Andrews Declarer Troops Invading Sanford Fill Stores,
I \ |l \ll \S^( I \n» T. O utlook For Fly Restaurants In Downtown Section ■| „ ri|, i i ) tun M i n11 v tha
Him . Ft Ills*\ Mi.iM.it.It'd llrp ra f lv n 1t;CN» 1|iM»|tr* > I | Iffi .if r , 1,1 i n , . |. db « l.utdn, tu head
C laim s Improves
fieri** ifivmltd Suitfim l )r>*lifiliiv if,. pM'b. f l'd fif ii.' and lax a ji m
(Senator W rites That
Hattie Remains To
Recover D am a Res
T h at the outlook fo r paym ent
of dam ages Arising from the
gov ern m en t* fru it fly c rsd lcstl on I* m uch b rig h te r now than
It was before the com m ittee w ent
to Florida and held hearing* was
r i p re ta rd by S en ato r C harles Q.
Andrew s In a le tte r to II. M.
P sp w o rth , given to T he fltn fo h l
H erald today.
"K varvone should be advised
th a t It to a tony hard fig h t, even
ns-um ing
th a t tha com m ittoa
will re p o rt fav o rab ly on su b sta n .
ttol d a m a g es," S e n a to r A ndrew s
Said. >
Mr. P sp w o rth hod w ritte n tn
the F lorida S e n a to r to find out*
the p ro g ress of th e reim bursemerit- com m ittee In th e n a tio n ’s
capital. The S an fo rd g ro w e r aakl
nlvenlty of 8anto Tho.
ManUa, Phlllpplnea, Is
it university under thh
flay. It was founded by
Son Corps And Seminole
Parade
Sanford To Meet
Red Huts Sunday
Kanfurd s
tru.cbnll
tesn ,
will play lU first m u te st u(
the y e ar when it trav els In
D e l^ n d tum urrow sfle m u n n
to m eet the Red lin ts In n
pre-sraso n genic, O ttn C ald
well said this m um mg.
T he U tU iu l ti n in Is i t,
puctwl to play « re tu rn gam e
here n e s t F riday night slid
there is a possibility
of
gam es being
*rh«luled
ag a in st Ihs It--11 in a nine be.
fo re the scNstm officially
opens A pril IT, he added.
m
m
m
t ..si, s tMiMiti.i m itn tUII I.ck U .
taking ttsi'f tlriiK gtor» n'Rltt'i
%It t* li .» m\ i hi * Turtulay.
raiilR, liafA, |»nol hn|U, i.ml tin | ..........
hcmliiiK ulliy nfit-i pit *-lurip th in
il. ...... ... I-. ptie . rilntive Hhrl............ ............. 1 114i ii nut it uf tha
" m r u iih rtimtif i itikr Mtniim*
*run in i l t r r
and
VVi’Kt of I lot <I (Miiyfim
Slut p-ull uf MontiT lir |1I7I li [ 11fmtil r y , not i- |i ; n t |
i uf Hu' im p o rtan t
(>f dll’ fl int’ll Kllllilinw I >|VMUM '
ajul Um M7tl. I* i* Id
A r h l l ii v l
I li p
tvm ild
nnHindi* up lit*’ itMilitr itim lm l unit
iiiMtiif M»■#■ c h a i r m e n
on u Ititfitoporl miifit (ivrr fnuu
i
tht*
v a rio u s
C ain11 Mitt ml in if Uir«>tj§’ti l*ulutku
to Kn11f*«nl for un over »U li' fh.x
a ml Imt'k t*i fllu ml if t|c I y wm y of
Daytonu Hr>»rli rtltd 8l A nnin
tlm*.
A pi
f»
»
Af rjvllitc «Ih»ii I
’! OU o rlm K
M.lninCli, Miami
}••*!«'fdll> itfti l linoii
I In
f li st
it*«l
chairm
an
of
nm up of itirii ml it Mi rf 11ii< In iij,;
Ih rir trtifa Mini te ttln k iiji kifeli- ih r jr jo I mm il n p tufinl ( Oiiunlttiim » h ilr tiit* oliiera krpt ront- (t . fill I I'uldn (in irg la , N orth
injf In until it frw iniikiitrv ult> > i i Utulimt mid Sm ith C arolina Kri*
5:00 I1 M lly 0 *10 tiVlurk rv rrv , <t-1y at a t ».nf. i.-fii i' lien' Mtlendle n t l#i tin* ou lfil toiiN up mid 4 ..I t v ,’lfMi dr le^nfi’4 and leader*.
fo r
tha
ih r
hud nf« r tn l »i Irek to i S im nil nail v. ft •> rhii'iMi
lifrit-ner
the diMAiilnwfi auction looklii* for
R aU rtninturfit
On (hr front porrh uf th«> llo
tel M ayfair the rrgiutfiitJil |»nml
n f th r
HiVIfi In fan try ,
um lrr
C aptain W | #1 J,rarh, nrm m di'd
hundri'flR uf prn|ifi* In
purkml
Sliuwura ami th u m ic rctn rm s In
cars atKiut th r huirl. Hr|nitr«t nriu lit. *«*utliea*t portion llda a f te r uf th r Hwiu^irat Imnda t,l lllnnd. u 'tm . Kinicntlly fa ir tu n ig h t a n d
ing tin* itruup pourt'd uut “hot Bum iay; cooler in the n o rth fttl4
lick s” on »urh nrrangcnu-nU n- eeftlittl portm na tonight*
“ W hile H e a t' mid "T lie rc ’ll Re
Some td isn g es Mode" while the
audience blow llin r ear hnrn*
and rheerw l
Downtown the men filled every
placo of biuiiiir*e th a t had re
Y t s l r r d a y ' s td eiillfiratio n
m ained <>|wn. Ite ita u ra n t* wen*
woe Mr*. A K. .‘d. or m aker,
feeding capacity
rrowd*
white
.117 I's rk Avenue.
m ore men stood on th e sidew alk
F rid ay a tte rn u o n about 4:10
w sltin g for tables to ho rm ptled.
uM ock yuu w era sta n d in g |g
The dim e sto re sold m rn
post
fro n t of Ilrtg g ’s Je w e lry S ta rg
cords, so u v rn lri and candy. D or.
talking w ith Sidney, N it- T o u r
ten d e is w sre busy filling m ugs
conversation, which seem ed to
w ith d ra ft beer.
be a serious o u t, wo* in te r
Rain la s t night gave the boys
m itten tly In te rru p te d by t h t
.som a apprehension
about
a rriv a l of th a bore o f - th a
"pup’’ tents they hod to sleep In.
107th In fa n try , who w era b e
Two men occupy one of the small
ing conveyed In tru c k s a n S e a t
tents and roll up in a blanket on
F ir s t S tre e t to th e ir
the around.
The
Untmalee
fo r the n ig h t. You w are
pitched their shsttero as soon as
I n g ’ a blue su it, w U to
they arrived a t the romping
brow n Ue, g re y b a t and
tround* and dun shallow ditches
ta n shoes. A s th is
LOCAL WEATHER
R ichard Monron and Mtoa Irene
Jobnoaa, boh of Ran ford w era
waned a m arriag e lleenaa a t tha
C o u rt H ouse yesterday.
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T h e Boy Scout H oard o f Rc.
view will hold a m eeting a t the
J u n io r U lgh Shoot M onday nig h t
a t 71*0 o'clock, E, L. Katocy,
ch airm an o f th a ad rn n ea m e n t
com m ittee o fih e S eralnola D is
tric t, said today.
SemiUole Is Exempt
From Selectee CaU
ST. AUGUSTINE, Apr, I —
C fH f) Brigadier ■General Vivian
Ceuta* announced last atafct quo.
too for Individual boards under
U tow renth call for selaeteoa from
Sevan counties, Munroe, Semi,
aele, St. Johns, Franklin, LaFayqtto, Manatee end
DaSoto,
WAS THIS YOU?
surrounding each tent to drain
the w ater from s round them.
Y n d u numbering US wore
parked a ll over the nrounds, side
stroeU and F irst Street near Ike
Soldiers have a l
nee to toe truck*
In (ho mood to
yourself a t
iffkw . before
MOTSt GBOUP NSSI«
C: ,Mtt ' ’{e-'C v’.'-TO4CI
s>
f* irjs'jdt T-wAfTi. p f.
»~r -T
a-
\
�H r ■'
Sra MW n
opportunity for advancement And eare young men of America who carf paaa
examlnatioifa mjd t«# rield men til tMta.
examinations are 'difficult, one does Bbt
re graduate or even with two y ttra or
wall grounded high school student with
work,can take the examinations and
m in u te s . iL o '
2.) A b<
Mrs. R d d in i Is
Hostess To Club
Calendar
I for-SO week* during which time the
i month plua 1099 and quarters. Wheif
the 'co u n t, they .become 2nd Beutana y ranging from $200 to $246.
of the type of questions which are
examinations, the following a r e llstedi
ph mdse along a railroad are set 204
ng by train you count 82 poles In 10
Is the train going? nchee in diameter le punctured. In ibe
Up when It aprikea a rock. What force
1 hoard over the hols if the hole Is 10
r level?
,
ara generally associated with the fob
circle On* will m eet a t the
home of Mra, Kenneth R. Ben,
U S ,W*»t Fifteenth Street.*'
CircU Two w ith M ra. Lola Le•gettar, 1*00 Msgnolla Avenue.
m Circle Thro* w ith Mra. Cheater
TJanlela on French Avenue.
. Circle Four with Mr*. E. C.
William* In the church annex.
8L Mark* C hapter uf th e Wo.
m an’a A uxiliary c f Holy Crura
C hurch will m eet in tha Pariah
■ anao a t *i >30 P. K Im portant
business will bo disetfsaed.
Sewing aeaalona will continue
fo r the Red Oroa* In the W o.
roan’a Club from 9:10 A. M.
Pikes Peak, Grant Salt U ka, Eri* Canal? .
4.) Cross out tba Incorrect word hi each of tbe fol
lowing sentenles: (Who, Whom) have oyu .told of this
matter? I know (who, whom) he is. Three weeks (was,
were) a long time in th at town.
6.) Correct the following paragraph: “the latan papu
lae Ion* are split between the opponalng political end fdsalogteal ayeteni of franca and Italy with laten gpain and
portftthl a bone of contention between them U la ten franca
agrees to allow latan Italy to install herself and germany in
a faelet epaJn then the uropean latent will be divided into
70000000 or more iuiyana Spaniards and portageee on the
totaletarian right wing and franeta'42000000 on the dimocratle western front/*
Liquor Store
Fifth Column Activities
TllE VERY BEST
In Liquors, Winedf
Gins
Sans tor Styles Bridges of New Hampshire warns tha
«kMi people against activities of the Fifth Column
le United States In an interview with Thomas.C. Mcplsrr, published in Forbes Vaffsxlne, snd reveals how busthroughout tha nation can deal with subvsrsive
a c tiv itie s .
.
T R E E DELIVERY
Plumg 7 8 W -A i« d 4 HUi.
Yugoplav-Nazi
Relations Ebb;
War Seen Near
We have g Fifth Colomn in this country and it is op
erating with a synchronisation add protection that is ap
palling,, according to Senator Bridges, who insists that no
nonut Industrialist, lsborite, or government official even
ramotely connected with the national defense program can
longer be unaware of this, or deny it.
ilM K w orn * m o w .t
The regular war industries
munitions, armament, Uer,'C wwhere
Adolf H itler la reshipbuilding—have experience with which to deal with this Port#<l |« hav e massed a huge
enemy. But today, hundreds of industries, thousands of Nasi striking, fore*.
Tha G an n aa High Command
businesses, ere being drawn into the defense program, and tagortod
th a t 718.000 tons of
many of these have never had to deal with subversive ac British shipping had bean mink
tivity before.
by N atl sea and a ir Sarre* in
-,-w . ,
“It seems to, m« th at this matter requires first that Hsr*h*> •
___a*__
Tkfiu
11 rv*
F""**'
would not o rd in a rily me«t or omploy.',
^
Within th# psrt critiral rix ro o n tK wc have had °ver
800 major atriksa, according to JSenator Bridges, wjtb tm r*
ly half of them in defense In d u s trisa alone. Cases pf »tfbotake, or else b flood of incredible accidents are growing
more numerous than we liko to admit. MlnV 'stoppage*
saya Senator Bridget, were subversively engineered and
financed. Yet the perpetrators and Instigators hold no. rp>
sponaihlllty for the cost of delay, damage and, in coses,
downright, traitorous Intent!
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‘ I t is wen to keep in mind, reports 8enator Bridges,
that tha Fifth Column seeks to gain key position* simul-
i.lJ f t, E ast* A frica, th e . Ill Utah
a e u jh t ta adm lalatar a JnockoU t
blow to th* falterin g Italian* la
E ritrea and E th lo p k t:,.,^ . frag
troop*; If needed, fo r uee In th*
B alkaae o r north A frica. • •- »1
“ C inderella," a three act play
will be .presented a t tha Kcuth
C ide Prim ary School auditorium
t StOO P. M. by tb* ti'.U e Tb*at r r fo r th# benefit of underprlvL
lejred school children.
Sewing aesshma will b« held In
th* W oman's Club on Oak Avenu# f a r tb# Red Cro*# fiom 2i?0
I.
W A SH IN G TO N , A pr
—Tha War, Nary ioU
morning’* nOWiptpef*:
In
Mayor W. C. Hill la III a t
hi* home on Magnolia Avenue.
Mr*. Elaa T cldar of DtLand
la (pending the weekend a* the
*u*#t of Mr*. E. S. Hockey.
Mr*. Mantle Grogan haa re
turned rom Brevard, N. C., when*
ah* attended (he funeral of W.
If. Grogan, Sr.
Mra. II. N. Sayer, U rt. H arry
Lee, Dolorta Lee nnd Norma
Jean Sayer (pent today In O rlan.
do with frienda.
Mrs. C. T. T iller-haa returned
to her home in Paola a fte r spend.
Ing the past week In Aahevllld,
N. C., with frienda.
in a M n a d ahe5GBmiSto«1pr3g
plky would be presented oh tba
evening ef Apr- 17 to the school
auditorium.
Th* May meeUng will be herd
In the farm a f a eovarH dish
supper, -honoring
the
father*.
Mle* Lucille Camobell’a first
arradc room won the prlae for
h arin g the moat m others in aL
tendance.
,
• Following the bnalneae ae*»lon
a social hour waa enlorod and
refrc*hp**nU aerrad h r lha ho*.
lease*, Mr*. R. T. T V m aa. M «.
.7 W, Blem ner and Mr*. •* T.
H ardy, to 0**W IWtrant. There
weri> about S7 member* In *C
tendance.
*■
And RestetUaAts
& Monday
War a'V / W
ll«»itr« 2 »
its \ a
of
i
tlir
n i i i : a i .i t
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i-
l . r s a « .i i H r t i n n n
iii. •«»
«• O ' 1 '•
!•* r^ai. In I’lmrsh.s. • • • 1
h ilii.lisl. Ilirm is I'"IH ill. » " |I
tt.lsy. Ai»r ll *
The Ili»W*-ll T r tl i*
lh* ui Him !*••• i i.'li inih i' »*
tli.il IhrV lie n..l huilirn'l- l" l
i n i'l
lii u n iriin 'n *i« »»••*. mi
III* lltitig II imI f h " s i ' • ill •!'
I* nil ililtiw* i•• • m %*• • I I in'
SUNOCO
aSKUVKK
STATION
Special Music To
•
Mark Palin E'jnflay
M tr. Ellerbe I h
Hostesn To Club
Mr*. G. E. Rollins h*» returnc-l
from PenracoU, where *hc • l»lted with her *4n and daughlerIrv-law. Mr. *nrt Mra. tl. E. ItolUn*. J r .
1
Col. V /alter' M. Thorap*on.
commanding rffle c r of the 107th
Infantry a t C*n«p Blamllng ami
Mai. O; I*. Dupree were
the
guest* o f Mr. I»nil Mr*. Grady
G allant la s t evening.
Mr. nnd Mr*.
T. Bradford
Rvrd are planning a trip to New
Orleans, fcy way a f • TalUhaaaee
a j a ' ”■
■< Mr. and H . A. * . K .U , and
son, Fred, h*v# returned to th rlr
home la Rlchlabda, G«„ a fter
spending a . week with Mr*. KeL
Iv'a parent*. M r.U w l Mra. Fred
T. William* on . Oak *.\v*nue.
Itiad lh i
s itn )tV|nrk ••l» rnr«ils»* slid
Following disclosure that tha Will Ilaya office In Hollywood ta working
up an official frown lor all plcturra of aclir**e* In *nug, curve hucxiog
sweaters, Haael llrook*. a Walter Thornton model. In New York, |>o.. *
for this picture to piov* all's well on lliuadway. Now, Mr. H«>.,
da vuur worst
Mr. and Mr*. E A. Perry of
Miami are visiting with Mr. mid
Mr*. J . M. Stlnerlnhe.- and Mr.
and Mra. If. E. Morri* for n few
if t w
AT THE CHURCHES
Mr. Bacot Ellerbe enlrrtalned
the memlwr* of her bridge clul
■t her home laal evening Gerlicru* were u»ed to decora'c the
room* in which the gueat* played
For »coring high In the game*,
Mra. Juju. Tatum waa awanled
a fo»toria di*h. Ml»» Anna Belle
Brown wn. the recipient of a
.ilhmiette picture for acreenolng.
Mr* Ellerlopr*'»enle<l
Ml**
Evelyn Wilkinion and Ml.* Eve.
lyn F^hoL. two hridea-elect of
th i, month with fi.atorla In their
rhoaen pallrrn* ** memto# of th#
party.
la t e In the evening refresh
ment* were served fy the ho.tea*
to the following:
Ml** Catherine White, Mr*.
John Tatum , Ml** Evelyn F.chol*.
Mis* Everlyn Wllklnaon.. Mi**
Ann* Ball* Bfuwn and Mis. J«w
Ooittalcw i
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NEW ARRIVALS
Th ere will lie •|»*-i*l music to I /TO j
mark l*»lm Sunday t t
Holv
Cro** Kplacopal Church An offactory »olo by Mr*. J. 1. lngley.l • W U f f \ ,
entitled. “Open llu' G ate*' with
Mr*, liny H ymn ut the console
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will l - part of tli* F|>riinl |in» I
jra m A np« rom munion S«tv ;
i n arranged from tunc* 1 •• C m . i
I '
Icksbunk will hr sung liy th*|
choir
Durinir Holv W rrk. In mltlHlon
to |»arliri|»Mth»ti in the Umtut v
S trv k f* th rrr
ill Iw n crlehr*., \
Wk
lion of th r Holv r«»»nmunion it!
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10 KM) A M from Momlnv l« *
Thurv«lNv iiK*lupiv«*
v V \V ,
On (ioo<l Krnlm . O r ru»lnnt- ,
*ry three hour m-rvur fririnniiiK,
a t no«m uml ln**iini? until .1:00 I'
\
II. will mark thr th rrr hours «»ui 1
Lortt hunir on thr t*ro*a. T his' _
yea? th rrr will Ih* a a|»r» m l.
preat hrr. thr Itl Itrv John 0 ! I«>hn Pint
Wing. |) |i thr Mini up of Smith i the M\mtimi
H on.la
j nf t hr Id.Ml
Ot. Ke««trr Suiuliiy th r rh .u r jtu ir. I'm M
will *lur
nnothrr r«mmuith»n | T h r '» Imh.I
HrrvliT ctiiniKikrtl by Tour* with h i tin* | iImh
nthrr rprcinl Mitlu'liu l»V Set ill i mu* in *1
SUNOCO
StutHon MuHiciuns
To Give Proffram
Spring KloHmns AI
Snuthorn Sr lu'dulcd
I.A K K I.A N Ii
'■mil
\|
S|»rMig i li *
- »Sp.
will I..
I III*
• I lf b i l l .I H t
! tMMly liri'Milfhl, . lit i Mini lei#«i.
I nr»a tnftliNift I ..| I )•«. alti.l.-ni
i w rrkl) ••• « "| m |" • .•in| untilin',
itinl so11 « Li's ••??•«*
Niifittti i.
Imnn I l f ill! lu.i • MtiiMUn (Miltli
Oil p a rti!' Mill i.* • •il-Mittte.l til
tin* nlinlrnl se-ii ||* M" 11•|ay nigh'
IUItaly .! aiv« . f 11 Ik t. him lli nrh.
nluilrnt ImmIv |.»* -.1* 1.1 u p p n r .
frtl thi1 fallow iii|» -t utirnt • | •
huilaflll* i lri tmii •li'lnll*'
Allo t
KimlrtMl
f las 111*011
Mary II
Smllh. lUi low Senlltr llosrntMn,
Llvr Oak ri.fii.n l IhiMell. N i
rin jn ; J II I'm k. 1 1 . Wral I'vlni
Mr. and Mr*. David Earle a n
nounce tbe Mrth of a aon. David
Matthews, Jr., Thursday morn
•dag and - attend the 8t. ing a t th* Fem ald loiuanton Mr.
Preaby U riel ef the W * mortal Hospital. Mrs. Earle will
Auxiliary, Synod of H o t . ho .remembered as the form rr
Gertrude H unter.
Tuesday morn tag's speaker on
tha Holy Week program a t th*
a p arty to .go on a
Cangrogational C bw sh will ba
to tb s Florida Key*
tha Rev, Clarence MacDonald,
>
L e * .' 4 . E. Yowell,
who haa had IS years experience
kt, F . K. Roumlllat,
in th* m inistry, It w as announced
naan and F.. C. H artoday.
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Wft tb la ,m o rn in g In
Dr, E. & Nance o f Ratlin* will
ha the firs t speakafc-span tag the H arry Lee's tra ile r for• a week •
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w ash's program Maaday morn stay.
ing a t Y l 3 o'clock. Rev. Mae.
Donald will else s p e a k - a t 7JO
A, M. ,T h# program ta .b rin g
father, BgL Andrew P , Thontp.
' . .‘-■'-•I
Mlaa E leanor Morrison of tb*
tvcrestlon departm ent (poke b rief,
ly r.n the various form* of - recreitlon now being planned for
the sum m er month* a t the m eet.
Ike W est Bide I'rim .ry
School ParenL T tariier Association
Thursday afU rnoon. She an
nounced th a t plgna are nndarway
*°r the swimming pnrtlei for tb*
children again th is y**r as wall
aa Um , P ark playground period*
whleb proved *o auccca.ful lest
turn mar. . .
The bualneaa waa nreaideu over
by Mrs. B. 0 . Matbvln who railed
fo r the re porta o f tha varloa*
------- lq**u Mrs. J , T. Hardy! c4n
ilM M O -a' ,
el Florid* S t a t e
College
to '
Women. Tl.l» r e p r e s e n t * o n e of
t'le b lg g e* t honor* a fir»l veer
s t u d e n t mnv a t U l n . The council
It co n sid ered a branch of College
C « T e m m c n t A.toclalloi:.
'fhe new memliera Bated by
clHe.' are a* follow*:
'Alai bun, E h ir Rive*; Clear
w ater. Jcre Turner; Ft. l-ander.
dal*. Ix u ra Carother* ami Jean
Lloyd: <;*lnr»villr, Jackie
Ilialey. Yvonne Code and llftlv tC.
Helen
Jackson; “ “ "*
Edward* . _______ . . Franca*
I.unite
Miller.
Marianna
Bedell.
Smith, nd I ^ulae Walton; Key
We*t, Carmen McHeth; KlaatmInrv R u|h W eaver; ta k a
Mildred Holey; lakeland,
)rr Allin, Charlotte Bal.
Jean Knecland und CherrhclU Miami, H arriet A uf.
I'iannc Woodworth. Roaa
MnrDowall
and
Jean
W inter; Mb-ml
lleaca,
V ictor F siley of Orlando I*
beanie caps; and 40c fo r each spending today with hi* m other,
p air of glow s. The wool for Mr*. W. P. Brooks, a t Iter home
knitting these garm ent* U dis on Mfest Second Street.
tributed to person* wishing to
knit free of charge and may be
Filenda of Mrs. Mamie Kate
obtained from Mra. M artin.
ll*U will be sorry to team that
A fter a business m eellnr and she has been ill for the past week
an afternoon spent In knitting, a t her home on Oak Avenue.
mow yarn waa distributed to tha
member* and refreshm ents served
Mr*. P. D. Scott ha* returned
by tbe hostess to tb* 92 p e r. boms from
lUynevltle, Ala.,
ftona p re s e n t
where she haa been vM tlng with
her m other, Mra. W. C. Halgler.
MIDNIGHT SHOW
TONIGHT 11:30
MacDonald To Speak
In Holy Week Seriet*
employes ha*
non
M as Rote William* <n arrived
yesterday from Miami to he the
house guest of Mr*. W A. Leff k l over tbe -jrrekend.
P.T.A. Members Hear
Recreation Director
until th e Italo-O erm an m eehan.
lie fir tb* first time
Oviedo and Geneva School* have
been finished and will to Incbi.led In the carton being akfppai
Ihta week.
.
Mr*. M artin rand aaveral let.
ter* from vnHona frienda and
relatives in Rngland, tailing of
_
. '.olHUu^wX*«
* 'eAvS • *»A* l
-w V >
45 Girls Named In
Sophomore Counci)
At State College
LOIJRINR BEAL, Saelely Editor
Mr*. Soy Redding waa hastens
to th e membara of the Bundle*
fo r B ritain Chib fo r Itn regular
mooting a t her boo* on Park
Avenue y n to rd a y afternoon. Jl.-a.
Fordyca Burnett w u • eboooa to
■onra n vie* chairman to at•1st Mra. L D. M artin. Seminole
County chairm an fo r the club.
Mra. Dorothy Lamb, County
nam e, reported on the acU vItln
o f kbo r-utlytag districts. and a n .
.
l!nrh; Mollv ll*
T. J
llurviiiM.
M-t* 11 ii|r litiv n
Hutchisons Honor
Infantry Officers
Conforenc*' VnprovtH
Peanut Quoin Plans
Following th* arrival of th#
ISTtb Infantry nnd n bnttollon
e f the 117th h e ld A rtillery yes
terday afternoon. Brig. Gen. Jos
eph C.
Hutchlaen - and
Mr*.
HuUklaan entertained a t an In
formal raeeptlen a t th eir home
(n Indian Mound Village between
ATl.AN'TA.
A mi
B —
Newly epiirmial l.'iri-latlon tih r.
ing iM-anuli i im Ii t
marketing
nuota |>n,vl»iMii> i.f lha fnleral
fi.nil art received upertival nf a
neanut marketinv r.infervnce here
Frlilay and Ain .’rt waa reennt
memh-d a* the dale for a refer,
rndum
The hill |i|* r|iii |w anuU Mild
for liiihlr |,ur|M>»e* under
th#
marketing <|UmIm nrovleiona w*»
approved only 1hur»day by Prvald rn t lluOM'vrll ll wa« apunoored
ky Kenrreentative I'ar# of Altirr
lru», Ga.
Thorntons Honor
Visitors At Lunch
Mr. and Mr*. W S. Thornton
entertained w ith a 1:00 - ’clock
luncheon a t th rir horn# on West
F irst S tre e t Thursday honoring
Mra. Vesta Fay sad Don Fay of
Lea Angela*, and Mra. Nellie
H arrteen of Peto.ky, Mich
The luncheon table waa over,
laid w ith a linen cloth nnd rentoted w ith an arrangem ent of
Rpring flower* which were placed
WASHINGTON, Anr. 5 -O P )
ueiaa a m in e r rafleet r.
Person* enjoying the lane toon —Dtrial an of the A giirultur* De
were: Mr*. F *»,, Don Fay. Mia. partm ent to support th# price of
lU rrlaoa, Mr*. M artha Moffett, toe* a t f» a hundred pound*
'CWRIFp price#' stirred specula
tion* Friday on w tot stops the
governm ent m ight take to lmPr»v# the economic position • of
prdum ri of wheat, cot ton sad
Government To Back
$9 Price For Hogs
b Union
'• Plans
ANN’S M1KAS0L
BEAUTY SALON
IVrry.
Klectric Svrvict* Co.
107 W . S c ro o d S t.
T e le p h o n e
702
S e e Us* F o r All k ln * U
Of
WASHINGTON. Apr. S —(AT
—President lluoievelt met with
bis cabinet for three hour* F ri
day. presumably g o in g over the
whole defrnse and labor situa
tion*. Beeret a rv o f U b a r P er.
kins waa oae o f th* last to leav-r.
Let us repair it on tha FHA Plan. Eaay month
ly paymentai
’'
l f*g ” h** *
~T, : *- :\ ■s
V '
Call us today for an estimate!
■,
We ran do jrour eld
rsl repalrtitR quickly
well. Cal) o» w to
• RADIOS REPA1
• MOTORS REWI
• GENERATORS
t
a
\
�siuiVOIO, rik sL U
15 Men Shoot £>jbpir
Hut V eteran Holds
A h 5-Stroke Leader '
8th;.Donovan Stops Fight
taxie Gives His
FV>r 6 Rounds 1
2
.
.
.
1>>i ii < *» *>
t h i r d w h e h ) h i t lo n g r i p r r i r n c f
« ««
►hould find h im « s t e ll n r
per
f o r m e r . Kddls M a r t i n , »ticrv»*or
to tin* once p o p u l a r Don MrShnno
tit S t. A u g u s t i n e , is
sa t is f ie d
t h a t m leg i n j u r y h n s
**
vmII
h r a l r d t h a t h e r a n r o u n t on a '
r e g u l a r t u r n hehliul t h e pint**
T onight is the last S aturday
IVw will d o u b t h u t I h n l Trnm*
.tnell, o n e o f t h e " o l d e s t ” n u n in J night of the c u rre n t ‘.Hl.day m eet
p. stin g hi* M c m d s tra ig h t i
sTII Ii A* I : I u i m llj
11Ml ••
(S |M v i,l)—
W ith
O cala
anil t h e l e a g u e , will Ik* t h e h a l a n e t ing at the H anford'O rlando K en
PI* »»l I HI i
par m und.
tonight
there iM w n v VII is n
i
?
I m b u r t player* re p o rtin g
fo r wheel in t h e D eL n n d inf ield t i n t nel C lob. A fte r
!•
The one-tim e tlio*.,l ho m b at, • J
t * M in g \l .1 Ii
1 1
d uly AVrdneaday In .iira M e num no w seein* t o l*e m a d e tip o f fir. t will be but fo u r m ore days h f t to rHlr
> (» i
s ?
I
w h o m a k e * u p n«»v m i ««•- c u r a c y
J
ber, traininK aetlvltleo in aeven o r se cond y e a r n u n , w ith
that go a t the Longwood plant located
I !• •%%liv
V|||n n
i Co
Yl, , | w h a t ho U*ed t o g e t till f h f g P ’j|
of the Florida S ta te
T*affua'a t n n i r hohlinK go od f o r Hintlltons m idw ay betw een Sanford and O r l-*le«-lies via II s •"• | ■
power, shot n fine 71 »vcr lh # *1
I ?••
lando on 0 . 8. Highw ay IT
e in h C cltlea w ere
fully
under a t D a y t o n s .
a n o th er eateher.
A ugusta N ational - iiiesr* fop * J
w ay. w ith
player*.
m an ag ers, m u n u r r . n n d a r o l o r f u l one, too.
The featuW event i« the ninth,
II dil.hole score of 1*17.
add m ongul* alike e agerly aw ait
D p a t S t. A u g u s t i n e . M n n s t f i r m atching la m p lig h t. J o e W il
*
One of lf» men to equal o r u
ing opening day'* play nn T h u ra . J e i r y T ie m a n n will b e statiom*«| lard, Itoh M et'lain. Don llilando,
r
b e tte r par this a fte rn o o n , com* •J
day n ig h t, A pr. 17.
a t f irs t b as e w h e r e he'll d e f i n i t e . Jovtal M icaw ter, He lairky I'un*i pi*ied to only seven on o p e n i n g J
Squad* a t G a ln rtv llle and O r Iv tMilster a n y in fie ld r o in h im t. kie and P a y Kop over the fi-ld s
•
‘l^V. th e M am aroneck (N . Y*l
lando have been nt
work
fo r lio n he m i g h t p ro d u ce, w h ile at of a mile distance
' v eteran re ta in e d th ree ahota o f ^3
nenrly ten daya under the t u te Chain, a n o t h e r l e a g u e v e t e r in,
Coinin’ Along, a
rourngeoii*
.to
I
the fivn he nnd picked up w ith *1
•Tit IIM ’i: I
lage o f E ddie M artin nnd W hltey A l s u M obley, will l.e b eh in d th e Oi Inndo-hretJ greyhound owned iv
r m Ins brillian t fn •t-roum t ltd.
W elgle. respectively, * w ith 8*n- p l a t e h a n d l i n g t h e s l a n t s o f «in h . Fd Itrovvn, well-known city «port* j I , h s i l l - M i n PI
1
C losest to him was lly ro n Nelforil and St. A ugu*tlne sta g in g r n p a h l e y o t i n g s t e r s a s Clene I n m an, .p ra n g the su rp tise of the | l l m l ' f t I n i i f f
] son, I1 (i. A cham pion and M at*
j
firs t tra in in g session* la st week law. I j i r r y Italdwin. a n d W illa id m elding last night to nutgnnie W h it ••«*!•*«• I i 4 «n I n s w inner in t.riT . Th»» T o ltd o A
I *lm r lie • I rs V•
under Joe W hitlock nnd J e r r y F r k r i t m t h o f t h e IP 10 t e a m
llnrohliiig Nora in the second pie.
ud ilt
T o * I ff
Whit** poy had » fine »IU fo r 140. N e at *1
Tiem nnn, newcomer*
Iioiuinry ta re for tlw $ I .INNI f i n . I «H lia
r t le
i
T h a t fnn« t h r o u g h o u t t h e d r
cam e O peM C hani|inm
I-awaon \
A rrlra l o f the O cala and l^ e s tin I Floiida Derby
ein
t
will
h
a
v
e
t
o
a
w
a
i
t
o
p
e
n
in
g
L ittle. 70 for 14 1. and than ft }
iu rg cqnllngenta leaves only th e
H#«’ii| m| I *•• I
C*nnin
Along led Randding
d
a
y
t
i
l
t
s
to
see
th
eir
Mpiads
m
, . i tale n te d quin tet for 14.*! th a t took ]
• tla* IIA»*r
I'nytona Dearh Islanders, defendNot a to tin* w ile affet ii ding, j
l-l
i
in Sam m y llyrd
pti.I
C layton 1
ini; cham pions out nf action on a ctio n wan p r e t t y well i ^ l . i l d e l o I •long t a t t le
down ib»- bom* I *••la•Ila V»■ Ml
y
e
s
t
e
r
d
a
y
f
o
r
h
a
r
d
ly
an
vxlubi
lle a fn e r, both of whom had TO't “a
Florida soil, l ln d r r the eye of
Htrelrli Winning li> the piuv im t»i »l 1 J( n m i ' l l iim S**i m
to d ay ; Hen llo g a i and W illi# V
th eir new pilot. Itunny Sim m ons, t loll bu s Leeil srliedub nl.
«bi*k over a dog Hod went to > I ■*t r * H|.s . in I
Hoggin, who had V i't. a n d Jug
H o w ev er, w ilb all >>piad<« • lat ' Mo |«»b- at the pluhil itive odd<« of i «' " m i n ' v I* II?
the I 0 t l Islander* now a re a t
It Mill Ii I • Ii a
N"IM
1 McSpniieii, whose i!*J-uUnr# p u tte r |
the fit. Ijoul* C arillnsl fa rm cam p ed to l.e fully l o t u u lv J out l*v t*v j
' |iri Ml • • •)
In l|H*d him l«i a f iv e .u n d e r.p a r j
a t A lbany, (la. They re p o rt In a • nd o f th is w« *k, d u l l U v * * a n d |
i a r c C « i| l i| il r tr .t f li c
d7 which got ii* stai> »*n an o u t- I
lolotn will be e x p e c t e d to • • l« i« • I
body nt O aytonn A pr 7.
b . bv
w bit b i
•« In
gi ing 11. equal to the co u rt# - 1
H ill '
tV Land* K r d - l l n l got
th e I li e f a-xblhitinn tilt *lal«
•all t i i a i t t l i y f l i | f b l
i ••cord.
jum p on th* re st ••( the loop t tumid find m i n e I r a n i 1 in :»••
•U* Me l lull** i t l f l a i i C
i
Wood cam e m ight? clot# to I
l» .»*•»•*“ I
when s n u jo rity of the sq u ad j tim i nir.iin**l t h e niltiur
m echanical per fecliou oil h it f i r s t reported lit M anager W rs T ra in , flu* i reiiiaiiiing hi F l o r i d a m.tii
chu h
I "lllld (Id
*| lie
second
t im # 1
m rll on Xfar. 17. The fi lo 8 de- n ex t Miindit v o r Tur«*«Li
elolind be pi \ ed lie illO h i d J
An
inimv at mii
til
op. i.on
(iM the Reds han d /d (he Memitie shots that pav o ff w h e n I r o n ,
pi is Thicks nt K n it's
Sunday pamrK wdt be
a tte m p t* d
Do
lie r i ll o l b te a iin # its
I
should Indicate th at
the
tw o- >*ni ill t h a t f i n d n a m e s will I*,
bead «•» alieadv i* looking JfOU
rceek w orkout h ss u 'l h u rt th* p i n vh I nt i n v 1 1 T h u r s d a y . Aio
slia ig b t III t h e e rs
Reds one w hit.
17 III th e five y e a r til l m t of
I h u e I line* d o lin g th a t VI 4
From all Indications, opening t h e l e a g u e to dale., ull n p e m ig ,
I raig loot n t l" be w avering. On
n ig lt will follow
lh r
fa m ilia r g r m e n w ere *luti'<l f o r hutolav* ■
i
•
s*
b i f« i> |, be steadied v*ith # 1
M
l
I
M
I
I
V
m
i
p a tte rn of the pt st five re a ra —
T h is y e a r 's o|K*niiiRs will find
J asIsat NI |eiaIsi VI IMI
hi illiiini lot of el af tm nanshtp.
■
plenty of new faces, e.pec [ally a t S a n f o r d a t Oi.Didlo, j ^ res b u rg ’it
I lie fir*l «»f Mies# n m i on ’
Sanford.
.
t l a l n e s v ille. O cala a t St. A u i'i *
I IS I' HIM I* S I S K I M . S
the
t bill, w here y o u r I
Indication* also an- th a t all t m r . a n d P a y t o n a u t Del nn«|
k drive Itf p u l ie a p ri) b r i l f »
economy p rogram nlen Is being N a t u r a l r i v a l s t h u s a t e p itte d
II r. It I. IN, Ap r
'<
t/V>
A
followed, and th a t the ilny of t i g h t f ro m t h e s t a r t .
u n k Im-mf a ^ flity l "III |a11ft I itaii i.|t v••v «rd " ii d'»w n -lrp e . an | your
-eeofid. I" gel Veil N birdi.» IHUBt
high salaried m a n a g e r, nml club*
A n o t h e r in n o v atio n th i s y e a r ,
lliifb
( ’om in wiw t
fu tin >
I m . I hn
eb nr a nasty tonklng ditch fu ll
overloaded w ith experienced d i a a iw a se ries of se v en co n s ecu tiv e
Ifiliu « f r t | t b m m t h r
fifol
ib i
, of w ater
men or those w ith
plenty
of op en d a t e s on S a t u r d a y m g h i«
i l « y « o f A p r i l (a a*r tni in • u l ' i n n r i i H - "
Wood gi*r a birdie th ere I'hura*
re a r* In sem i.pro r l r r l n . Is pmsa. d a r t i n g S a t u r d a y , A p r l!fi S even
8i »n k I U 5 9 D 1 I o n # o f n i r m v n i i i p .
I
u«'k
|
K
i
r
a
idnv from tin' back o f the gfftftft
ing a* fa r as the Florida l.cagU« o n s e r u t i v e S uinlay d o u b le - h e a d e r Vila* H i t t y r n t
p itiR
An
aib litio fin l
'.i '.i .i m mi I «u*«(
I, concerned.
p r o g r a m * will t a k e t h e i r pis e. V||»M VlUs«l
t h r MR t'l lCy M i d i , toll" as" a« r i l l l t " .J nnd used the sam e elu h — a Ho.
, 1 iron v rste n ta y . Hut the wind
I.m li \ Km
Playing m anagers will In- In t a r t i n g S u n d a y . Apr. J7
ly iln m H g n t m
(«• I h < I •««al u p f ••t
huir'iid I Id,
('might the bud lis in c h ig h , a n d
s-harge everyw here th is year egnmnl t •
Spring Training
Opens For State
League Ball Clubs
B y Jack S o r ti
IBB GQiSSOM,
tikoaaiti stxm pA* Q tc& tnl
yJCCi MdcH l iH U t lV X K PU UXtlM f?
d f h t title IN' Sep-
1
S
IM l e a d B its. A ip lc s d ld X reup o f p U y -
L
'
‘
M th e ™
ef • c s n lrs l la
Ing la th a RIU T h e a te r next T uesday. Mis* L a n d b
lav o lrad fa' *6 m agy d lf f tn lU a * 1d m t th a f a n h i m **f
lo u s- w lU Adolphe M « tJ.u , J o b . H u b b a rd a n d C h a t
particip atin g .
pra ppaa
a at the KH*
next
Tina-
' l l la a a l d t o b a M s M a t
‘
V5 -'.i*- i V , 'V•*Z k''M * J k U
•
*■
_ '/< \ JW
jwtHMia a**^ oaiaw
aggered aeven.1 time* aa Baer
«Mr. right-hand ahota a t hla
ad th a t Cslrly whistled through
*
A.
■
.
In the eighth round B aer-fired
h a rd right to tha head, but h#
u ld n t g a t o a t of tha w ay nf
-
•o short rights hi (losa, and
E dw ard
r ig tt
(•royliound H
•
e ra whistled two right* o f f
t*a, Jaw .an d Jahhed w ith |da
w itaavt . Ai return.
Nova
m 4 Mag With a short r i j h t
d for a count of nine. BaW
ncad a ..r ig h t o f f L o u a car,
A F fd R A fb o A .
U ii* SfRuo&i
t r e PbkWo m u
s - m itr e a a a im st T ub
VAAiK ges; a -twwt
f c « W 4 o ( H B MAS
NO n S R f l C l i - A f f lo v e
up a t the count o f two. but
refer** stopped the hoot,
rd ln g N ava a technical v k .
I .a t l ; U o f the round. ;; -y.
Aiimv* t)N AV«AD(
•
lit
Ftrs
■ juyT
Vfcfrodar a t tha XlU, U a dramatic >tory ef an
LWa son and a, man who triaa to gir* them both a
|*v*r llob
bsr H p n d
I M e rto w a
Ml T e u g h
that m u tu a lly
i t M lcJ*. -Ttldln- Oa a ttalnbow- a t tha Rita
and Batardag. Ills ' regular gang, 8 milay Bi
U o, Georgia Cato* and Xalf Harold*, will ha
. floral m ille t
T J u s t'ita b e r m a n
' KIcVlIxL* H A C t —Vut»rl*ly ’
I n e M s a Wor d*
I Ju s i Ka I O r a l C lip p er
I J a r f u l Mura
T ha
- a
lftll*a Kirs
t llweel t lsi* bcasta
P hilippine
A rchipelago
of soma- 2,000
kinds o f
fla h — th* rlchaat v a rie ty fuum l In
- U , m1,| I ,C n " r a n y alngla com parable a re a o f
I Jo v ta l M lraw b«r
( Jo e Wlllsril
> Lama IJxht ■
( P u a k l e th a ‘w i l l . ..
I n* Luekr
’■i'n now:*
rCT.ti
t
la
* H a ilin g
I C R — t -11 M U *
Ja m
I nt D s ll r Double) *
I Ah1# ftf#m#ryv
4 r###jr Qlfl
• f|m»ra
V M »#lr Dorfl.*
I Jo v ial l>uk-
.
v« g, r71*%1 \ S
I P e rs u a d e r.
M at
• . d D a u n a ts ii
■
1 D o n M a rsh
or
( M r. Ila trh
llA C B —r u ta r lir • S Ram
-------
t iCIirkUMI Hditl
r
.•
•. .in ftiU H 'ir
? gtarah
I L ady O m ra
- ( - I S Mile . .
S . l l a p p v ( tllm aa
c e p l a t I-resburg w here the v et
N K G IIO FJ.K CTM tM I T F .Il
e ran W ilbur Good, fa rm e r At
lan ta pilot, will resum e a c tiv lti—
IN V ER N ESS. Apt f.
rSpe
Inrnrl I'atterrain, •’*.'* v«<n
he look over Ju it before the l!*4o f i l l !
season ended.
o I*I iii'irn Nana
tr<Matii«-.| | n .
!*'«•
W hltey W elgle, O rlando m ao. d a v l l l- li r F tail lain I 1 1 \ Itl
I'h d N p lia lr
« " i M | u i f i v <*
a g er, plans
to t a k . his r e e o ln B r i s . l b y
,tu rn on th r
mound Joe Whu q u . l l t i r o Nf ta-• )l«* t " l l i ' l i i ‘«l ii b i t ' l l
Ilock, th r Sxnforil l<oss, ex peel, p O t o r t r l r r t r i c 11f *•• vaitl m i i i o i i
p ip .to a ta r t • mlfiniah the urnxnii m'
II
j hi
M E X IC O
t P I'llt lV K S
M F X If 11 i 1 1 %
D ii'
I r "I n \
M« xii nn
lid
A pi
dropp«‘d it "linii of the green In
the drink
lie teol lo lake
a
penalty
. -fi Ac. bill be pill bed Up n lc tl.V .
I -iv vnid- from
ih r hole,
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Sanford t* The Only Cantrfcl
Florida CHy Affording Rail, H it
. And Wafer Transportation
izi Invasion Of Greece Halted,
Dispatches From Athens Declare
Secrefuy Of Labor
^eiidlui Says. Eraployer And Worker
Should Co-Operate
Situation
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Salonika Is Seen
Have Field Certi
fied For Defense Italy Enters Hostil
ities, But Confines
Effort To Albania
Garmany'H Palm
** m iiat* d with labor a*.
L ocated a b o u t *»o and a 4.alf
mllaa fro m th a re n te r of S nn.
e h id rI M M tank, odd to be iba mea
armed tnaeklaa o f lu
trav tlla* fortrea* b armed with a
tny*g new
ewarfully
enea. Ihe
a iO-mm. cannon and five .10' eallbra machine
gttna. Tha Army la building large number* of
thaee. tanka.
-mm, and
i Class For
Mrs. Tatum Tops
eg Resumed Mrs. Graihoff In
Third Period
City Golf Finals
Hole-In-One Made By
Mrs* Buhrman With
-J tew p J C ^ Seventh
With hbnl growing condition*,
Saafekd b producing aome of the
boat Spring celery In yearqc and
IQy R lChard, with the California crop cut by
f b a t c la w j
had weather, it has almost the
s n tb t United SUtoa and C knda
aa a wide-open market.
If. u Cullum, tale* manager
atC h a a* and Company, declared
today tho eelary I* moving to
eltbo where Florida ordinarily
never ships, Including California
and waatarn Canada.
• For tha first time elnca 1034,
for tram ple, Florida la sending
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auppllee aped ta Yugoslavia
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Germany'*
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f»t*nr Boll announced Uia
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C ham ber o f Com merce, aald to invo-tlnn «f flrerco waai'c m
d a y follow ing an announcem ent
d a r e d in A th^g fcrilWlJ fl
Saturday th a t funda had b.-cn have hren Rlopmd kilt
April, ainlalniny that
ilia would begin .hipping
May 1.
taa of tb# good quality
rket baa been steady and
aand last weak waa “very
Mr. Cullum added,
da has been shipping an
i'M U t car* a week by
nd 100 bv truck, while
rate has bean averaging
an two ran a day. Beml«M M d truck and rail aver,
af about 300 ear* n week,
rasoia baa shipped an aver,
a f 180 a 'tweak, gad tha
m region 173.
nang the cltba to which tha
y la bolng .hipped moat af
h era usually getting Calila’a area a t till* time of
—of* Butte, Mant.1 Seattle,
' Mr»- John B. Tatum defeated
Mra. Phil Orathoff In th* final
playoff of the lad lea* consola
tion flight In tha Annual City
Golf Champlonehlp yetterday nf.
tar a hard fought match. The
winner took the eatra hole played
to decide th* round, Allan ,Htewart, golf pro at the' Sanford
Country Club, **ld today,
In the »eml-flnala of tho chara.
plonthlp conaolatlon flight Roy
Holler defraud Jopn Ivey by a
two hole margaln to' gain the
final bracket againat Bob A*t.
Mr. Ivey *hot an R3 on the
courae but waa not good enough,
to match the near-par play or
Mr. Holler, Mr. Stewart declared.
“Tho coming match between
Mr. Akt and Mr. Holler ehould
be * good on*.’’ Mr. Stewart t i t l
ed, “alnce It bring* together two
of the beat golfarn in the city.
Although Roy la aomawhat long
er off the tee he will need to
be at hit very bett to match th*
ttellnr patting end approaching
or Bob A it."
On* of thoao thrll’-of.e-llfcUm*
cam* to Mr*. W. E. Buhrman y»atrrday when ah* loftod a hat)
from tho eeventh tee and watched
It dr on on tha green and trickle
Into the cup for a momherahlp
In th* hole-ln-one-clun. Highly
eletod, Mr*. Buhrman aald th*
ahot waa mad* with n anoon off
of th* ladle*’ tee, 14ft yard*
from tha pin.
Several poll equipment manu
facturer* give apeclal sward* to
ntayer* who make a coveted hole.
In-on*, and Mr*. B ukm nn will
nrobaklv receive a orlt* from
araa in m e , n > ..n c ... them. Thle la Iha fl*ri time the
have boon connacted bjr faal ha*been accomnllahjd a t the
lb highway.
coure* In aevetral month*.
fo rd , th a new a irp o rt will rom .
prise MO acrea, w ith o th er land
available fo r fu tu re developm ent.
T h# W P p ro jec t which w»> *|>
proved S a tu rd ay
provldea
(or
cle arin g and g ra d in g the .131)0
fo o t tra c t, In .ta lla tlo n of a drain
a g e ayatem , c o n atru rtlo n of an
• a tra n c a road, and p la n tin g gra ta
• r* r tha e n tire area. P a rt of
th a O tty ’a chare of (10,0011 will
be tak a n care of by tru ck ", land,
an,| equipm ent. Mr. Iligglna aald.
T he B oard of C ounty Cimiml*.
tlo n tra h a t al«o volunteered tha
uaa o f aome of lie equipm ent
aueh aa heavy tra rto ra , gradera
and truck* to naalat th a City in
d e fra y in g the ejpena*.
T o have the a ir field certified
fo r natio n al defence fu n d ', the
C ity and the C ham ber of C om
m erce h a re prepared a b rie f «et.
tin g forth the advantage* of the
airport a n d have aubrplttcd It to
tha B e ero ltry of W a r and to <h>
Army command*™ la Lhla area.
I f Iba field It certified fo r n a .
tlonal d e lliu ta funda. tha fu tu re
developm ent will be m ade nlmnai
e n tirely by tha fed eral govern
m ent,
Mr.Iligglna pointed out.
i The trad e hodv a eeretary -md
h r had received “ aome e n ro u ro rrw ent
from th e o fficiate of t h W PA
and th a CAA th a t
lliit
field will ba ao certified."
The new a irp o rt, one of t h a
ta rg e t! W PA p ro lert* th a t lut»
been elicited In Sem inole C oun
ty , I* bounded on the to u th *>v
the I .eke O nora road, on t h e
w e tt by M ellontllle A venue, and
on the north be Geneva Avenue.
Including Ihe 1 7 0 a rre t o f t h e
p rrte n t p ro ject, th e C ity own*
ahfliit HOn acrea In thle
are*
which can he need to enlarge
the a irp o rt In th e fu tu re
T he tile fo r th e new alrnort
waa choaen w hen th e nld field <m
S anford Avenua waa Inanrrtod bv
th e A rm y la s t F a ll, and re je c t-I
fo r A rm y p u rp o ita , alnce there
the front, “with Niul ddRd
nllcd on tho hattleflaMf*
while in YuRoslavta, , Inrim
of a simultaneous aasjuilt,'
tht situation remained o b
scu re.
D ispatches from B ern, SerltSSN
land, quoted tho Y ugoslav ra d io
a t ta p in g Yugoslav M tllltry h a d
opened fir* along the A lbanian
fro n tie r, and waa p re p a rin g tW
an atta ck nn Ita lia n .h e ld Albania,
B erlin a ta e rte d tho N aal ad
vance In both Greece apd Yoga*
alavla "w aa proceeding on S«ha»
dole a g ain at a tu b b o m r e .lits n c e ,”
Y ugoalavla’a capital, B e lg ra d t,
waa reported aubjectad to a
fo u rth heavy bom bing a tta c k anwleft aflam e. Y ugoalar bomber*
•th ick at B ulgarian towna.
Italy Joined In tha hoetUltiafc
M ilitary ohaerrara in Roma ba{IM Im U
ee m a t H a l
Final Figures Of j
Army Drive Show
TotaL0fj$2#I
F inal re p o rt of the S*lV»tta»
Army .*m |.nl*n tl.o w t a toUl of
(7.710 coUrcteil In th e drive Of
( 7 (10, l e t—th an the goal, C a p ta in
n F.. Hot* ta ld today. In n iirrtiln g h it hope*
th a t
th e
friend* of Hanford and Sem inal*
County who have not c o n trib u te d
will <1(1 1.1 and m ake up th a de
ficit.
Tag day, originally plannq*
f.,i M ar 22 and netponed b*cautr Ilf had weather, waa bald
Saiuriluy and u to ta l of (4SAS
wun r..Heeled by the SemlBut*
High School eenlor d a t a g b l*
under
tho
leadership
of
IKirlCil
“ Mn* !(«»*«* mid I wl»h td f i
lm's* f»iir sincere e p p r ^ d l t w
nml heartfelt thank* to all who
Hava contributed tif b oth Hint
nm) money,” the captain aald.
A c k n o w l e d g i n g tha w ork Of
liny W illiam*, who headed th *
drive a* general c h airm a n a n d
hi- tw o vice-chairm en, Capt,, B ***
BHld they gave t h e i r w hole h e a r t ,
rd c o o iw r a tlo n to th o
ft
British Withdraw
East Of Bengasi
ftilorrtl com m ittee, h f i d i a
if
Mon le t K arri*, w at acknow ledged
try C apt. Rote.
C ounty comm ittee* of U it dflV*
were head rd hy the follow la g I
Mra. F rank A k e ri, L ake Mantua
d lttr lc l;
Raym ond
B all, U l *
M ary ; Mra. How ard L ym an. AU
m m onte .Spring, and LoItgWOOdl
lld .h a rd C aaaelberry, F a rn P e ril
and C ataelhcrry, B. F. Wheeler,
l i .l n l o i and W illiam Kllboo, G e u ev*.
CAIRO. E g y p t. Apr. 7 - W ) T b* B rltiah announced todav their
duTth Annual Musical Festival Of
fa rc e a a ra co n tin u in g to w ithdraw
f a ta of p ro itu r* of atrong
Seminole County To Be Held April 10 ie.Germ
an u n its teat o f H er.
In N o rth A frica, but In K a.t
fourth annual musical fa*,
fan lu rin g E asier
m arie,
red -by tha schools a f HamCounty w ith 110 cMldran
p a ri, will ba hold A pr. 10
Africa
lured
lieora
tg th*y
they had cop
ra p tu
re d Debra
Sanford U ganttnl ckrif- Markoa. 120 miles northwest of
Dm program and will bo Addis Ababa, following tha fall
of tho Ethiopian capital w ithout
Temperatures Dr
Through Ohio Vl
g K fh t«
Mara than
S n
«
priaatpol af
Ml**
C atherine Takaeli, C apt. Roa* **•
lO W
PT^
n
Tomi
boon captured In Eritroa
Mar, » , P th* British raid. througl
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filiation To
lange Charter
Dead to ostead it*
eyatem. and UHa mower
needed t o n c y for It."
maker: "Thmirh thlo
One far future nceda.
ided with totta atrredy.
Hon(Holder: "E v a n
Mr. Wllaon: "Yes."
'Mr. Wrtghti *I« there any
»T of determining how -tanth
Bo will coat "
Mr. MeLeulln. Jr.: " T u n are
gher than In many other ettlee
the state already, and wa are
Iring people away Instead of
traeting them. If we get mere
mple la here, the
increased
nd" right *now far sewerage
wald ham to build It, In se
nna with a requirement nf
Mate. 1 dI(agree with Mr.
Alin that the City has net
eased but admittedly th'.a
has not kept In line with
a. In the matter o f airports
■stance, other eltlee ham
■pending money to bnlld up
its, while we ere Just get.
started on ours."
ffiandart "Hew much rental
ft r la there In the City
How many more peoole
I he brought
to paying
T”
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N. Bayer, City Clerk:
At HOB lOt exemption now."
*a*mr Ilousholder: "Would
bill become effort Ire when
MWeraea system was needir could tho monoy be eol.
I and used for any purpose
ms."
,, Higgins: "No, but we
otsrt collecting the mnnev
dlately and accumulate 11
he bedding o f a sewerage
m 91
Iber Peek: " ! undoroUnd
ic Service Co.
W. Uwflad Bt.
ilcphon*
762
For All Kinds
United Yugoslavia Conference
Faces Thrtat Of Strike At Ford
Plant Delayed
Invasion By Nazis
development o f UM City. Wo horo
■H wo want o f City taxooiM i
■to quite fed up oa the question."
Mr. WlUoiii " A m to eoDKlfon
o f tho lax, Urn bUI provides that
It could bo added to Um wator
bill and collected that way.'*
Henry WaUont “ How much
would this e*att"
.
Mr. Higginsi “ About 25 conta
a month.
Mr. UcLauIln, Br.. “ The pro.
Mnt City Commlailon may have
■yrecd upon IB eonU a month,
but a now eommloalon may >«t
the rate at BO cenU a month or
12. How do wa know what to
do?”
Senator llouaholdor; "Elect the
right Commission!"
Mr. HirclnV “ A limit could
be put on the charge."
—Senator Ilousholder: “ Thla noat
ig quickly and
on Its today!
.D ioa REPAIRED
ITORS REWOUND
tfERATORS FIXED
'M l HAVS STARTER
im O N TROUBLES
THEM TO US!
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In Liquors, Wines,
• • Gins,
FREE DELIVERY
Phone 788-J— A rcade Bldg.
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Sanford In The Only Central *
Florida1 CMy Affording Hall, lllghwaj)
And Water Trnnaporlatlon
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SOLDIERS FROM CAMP BLAND ING TAKE OVER CITY
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! presses S u rp r is e ;
D en ies Violations
Of Treaty Terms
Fund Earmarked
For New Ships
the advantage o f changing our
present system, and I don't »ei
that It would be a progressist
meva."
J. L. Ingleyi “ I am opposed
to the bill, end f don't think that
It would bp a forward stop.’’
W. A. Ltfiler: “ I hava served
aa Mayor, and I oe# the neeea.
■Ity o f slotting a* Mayor by Um
people. It would lend more pow
er to the of flea and tho people
would be bettor able to sel»et
their leader, Jt la a sound Id.ta
and I think It should bis pur.
sued."
, Bens lor Ilousholder: "Do you
think tho City Commissioners
should be elected at tho seme
Urns, or have the terms staggorsd aa they are now!"
Mr. Leffler: "I havs no com.
ment on that.”
S. O. Bhlnholser: “ I sm thu*.
oughly opposed to any move that
would bring In a complete new
Commlaalo nat one tlmo> There
It an advantage to having the
terms staggered, to have aorr*
ono familiar with the work al
ways on the Commission."
Mr, Wright: “ There would be
more Interest ln polities If we
had the Mayor elected by the
people. There Is little Interest
now whan Just one nr two men
•to up for office. When five men
are up for offlco them will be
more Interoat aroused but whether
that will be better, I do nM
know."
Father Peck: “ It seems to mo
Ihe Present system Is working
satisfactorily."
., ,
Jehn Melseh, Hr.: "It wonld
a disadvantage to ham a com
ole new Commission ell at one
lima. Tho Commissioners must
learn lire work."
Benatnr Housholdori "Are theta
any othar comments on this Bill*
It seems to me the oonUmant
that you would like to elect a
mayor, but would like to keen
the terms staggered,"
Senator Ilousholder announced
the neat hill to be discussed was
one to authorise the City to-oor.
row monry for municipal pur.
poaea. prescribing the maximum
amount of such a loan, how the
Indebtedness shall be evidenced,
and how It ahall he renald.
Benatnr Ilousholder: "Thla bll*
would provide an advance of
money on, for example, a WPA
prelect" *
Mr. Thrasheri “ Why can't Ike
City borrow money under {it
present ehartor!"
Mr. wiisnnt "It ran berm '
moss* for current exnenses, brt
a WPA prnjeet would not t<
considered a current evoe**se."
Mr Be—r: -I «r»iM like h
•s| the rltV OommtseUys »-)Hl
Ion on the ilh e l of *hla H*t e»
surfaced
v
|. . y
i l ft A > J' j5
Liquor Store
eenvilfr. Thb
buying
egoney
will buy on the open market!
without formal Mds and a* fre
quently aa the Army noeda.aup.
pi lea.
Strickland Motors,
;IM
Money In Lend-Lease
AcftWUl Be Used
• For 212 New Craft
Inc.
Palmetto A n .
Seizure Of Ships
Brings New Protest
It back then."
Mr. Lefflor: "The amount U
not so great Tha sum of |40r
000 wlU not seriously Injure the
town. But someone must be found
to lend It The City In the peat
has been using all Its enargiee to
pay off eld debts, and they have
done a good Job of It But wa
era miming opportunities, and
It would help uo to borrow monoy
to got ahead. It seems like a
good gtmblo and a souiyl bat."
Henry Watson I "When a man
Is broke ha usually tries to buy
has 'approved tha legislation.
WAHHINOTON, Apr. S — W )
— Now and stronger protests
ware lodged by Germany and Its.
'y yeeterday over the seisure of
Asia shlpa and craws while the
United States prepared replies
formally rejecting earlier notes.
Tha new Axis notes, said to
he couched In stronger Ian.
ruage than those delivered Mon.
lay, took special exception to
‘ho srtlon tf authorities In Im
prisoning members of the crews.
p ie German embassy meda
public Its first note, demanding
"•lease o f two Naxi ships and
'heir rrawa and removal o f tha
American Tag said to have been
Hoisted on one of them. It called
the eelsure a "clear violation"
of treaty rights and said It had
"no legal bails In International
law."
go borrow soma money to (tart
all over again. This situation Is
similar bore.'’
' Jodes Warn "It scorns llks
good business to borrow ihonoy
so that you can havs It when
you need It*
Senator nouahotder told the
substance of the next bill, a Mil
to create a special tax dlitrict
STEAKS lb. 15
utter lb. 32c
Ajr err warm
n aa.
WASHINGTON. Apr. 4 W — Tb* United States to.
cU f flatly rejected German
and Italian oroteats over tha
H fM u n of Asia afcipa, saving
- !
19* BACON lb. 13'/-* LARD 3 lbs. 25*
.
naiay
•
rOT
.
1
m -•
. •■'• a J
9* M o N . l b . 15* ColTCuts , 1714*
.
MIHJR utH M M lO U q
'
15* CHEESE lb. 19* ROAST lb. 17J4*
1 •nft
n n a n in u iw n i
n pr.
o
— New otepo In the war-ex pend,
■ng defense and British aid pro
grams apparently ware In the
•making yeeterday aa President
Roosevelt met with an enlarged
-ablrtst and military group after
tlacuaslng, at a previous roofer*
snre. ways o f meeting British re.
io » * » for new shin tounace.
LOS ANGELES. OAL, Ap* I
With daU<1a kept atrletle se.
wet, the President conferred
with what has become known as
HI* "lend-t-aae" cabinet council
t f f J Z Z 1CalwSuta *TedRora \nd with Ilsmr L. ‘ Hopkins. Atand puhllahara wUI acc«»imny, »*n*-T Oon-ral Joskaon and the
to
authority appotntbd hy the governer for ataggerad terms, and
to be sleeted thereafter. The
tonda and Um mlllaga could be
voted ea Mr the froaholdsn la
President Roy Brows; of tha Natha district/’
Ur. Hlgglni: "Thla Mil U not
Intended far present day develop
ment, hub far future use. The
m
City could build docks and bend,
sd warehouses apdlevy a tax to
*3
got the reranos for thla. sou« p win
•
- —
•traction."
W -f'-n
<
vtaltiag
MILWAUKEE, Wlei, Apr. • — .
M r..M gU uU u.^r.i -Why pay
while • t » V - Tha AlllsXhelmsri menu• Cuhui factnring pleat abut dawn prtv
* *
to N
Bonatar Houahhlde c :' "Every
v
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il
f l
C A Q nhl
f| .
y lX A a U lf
•
itionu
m .
LAKE MARY
;
ALL BRANDS
Washburn Is Named
To
era;
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_ FamaldHoapltal Aa-
Ini 1(.drill < IInVift, WRS
ivi- of III. I uni l u t u l i o n .
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oil «OfIIIII••Iril•I
ini.* i ol
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tnit't.i i^ i ••tit|MiiMr y .
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k
m s iu iu *
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K . A . F . R e ta lia te s
In A f r i c a n D r i v e
TOMATOES
C A I R O . K iry p l.
Thr R A V
l>««
A p r . 4— <A V —
Mtruck
bock
flt'Mfly Ml fp«*ttiiRn Mild
ciothes Pins
luiina
foita*a niovinir up the Msdlt*P»
run tu n
m l.tliyn nnd ltal*
iun
N o rth
A1 1 •.u , tho B r iU t h
reported t«.di»>
10*
Ana ttirthmititd force till*
mitril nt L'li.lMiu turn had driven
lhi* Ilritlah Itack IMO mllrn from
thr moil tidvMnrrd point of the
liritiah ImhRaiDii ttf l.ihyn, when
thr R A F iitrurk.
!>'
TREETS
Are Said Destroyed
ATHENS.
I ijivin. in r lv ll
n rlm itlo nttor*
ml anif\ Tu«*w«l«y morning
3 ftr lOt
t Italian Bosabers
B a tta lio n
-fc rv rt& r
BIG
1-lb. CAN
0c VALUE
a)itortt^Sn
itlon state tour.
H ead
Contributions of fra
auu Alli»-Chalmers Ends
[n £
Defense Production
-She
SV
?
It n
g crfrcilo n
4IR V B U K B BALLON
California Newsmen
Will Tour Florida
and old floora made Uka naw.
j
r
B A G G E T T S
Hungary oppeolto the Yugoslav
border.
.
.
i
Feen of aa Imminent Oermdo
Invasion Ineroaaad when the Ber
lin radio, reminleceat of outburet» which preceded the Nasi
lerasien of CuchoeloeakU and
Poland, accused the Togoolara of
committing etrodtlea against the
German minority. The Yugoslav
goremment quickly denied fall
nad our *
harm sever i
vantage."
floona
a
B
Of
i your eloclrl-
Naw
Efforts To Devel
. Market. Are Sp
Jf.
n i
I Pilot Training
Schooln Announced
AW- .
Sight Is One Of Your
Bt Precious Poasessions
W A B IIIN tS T O N ,
Apr
4 — o r.
—San-ret mi y Stimat.n minouncod
Thumdsy tin* Army Air Corps
plmiii«‘d i«i r •i mHmil mart than
lltraaa* Mitre iti'M *mIiihiIs to pi|^
mit Irnmiiig of ;io,ouo pilots A
yrur.
L «t Ua Help Y ou P ro U o t
O nly Ryaa Y ou ’ll E ver lU r a
mi
the 1ITU Field Artillery visited here Monday. Top left U a
glow of tha army tracks apd go* caisson, aa they rolled down
First Street, daring the parade. Top right, la a shot of the revtswtng stand with MaJ. Gen. John C. Bessons and Brig. Gen.
j. C - HoUhUon in front.
Taken
Fo
r
#
4T —4«7—
MW defense .
lag Peter I Ps
^I m4 4#tkf«
S T fv g -
lie r s F r o m
C a m p B l a n d in g W ill
T o k e O v e r C ity T o d a y A n d T o n ig h t
j
to traffic. ^ •
•
* About MO more soldiers era
exported today than were hare
Monday and according to advance
Information the total she aid ran
over z.ooo men. Col. Walter M.
Thempeon ie commanding officer
*6. the iVTth Infantry.
Tha center picture shows ths bend of the 124th Infantry
stepping smartly along First Street, as hendreds of Sanfordltrx
watch. Below, left, tho ooldlors bustle about preparing to makr
camp for tha night. Bight, an early breakfast Is consumed tiefar* the men leave for Camp Blending.
Jakubcin Is First Action Demanded
To Be Colled From By R oosevelt In
Semioole In Draft 1 Strike Situation
John Jakubcin, ftn l called draft
registrant frets Seselnoi* County,
left far Camp Blandlag thla
Burning U taka hie final physical
axaarias Uoa and be Inducted Into
tha Agmy. the draft heard ra-
Th«* b it ret t r y of wsr disclosed
.lm u lttin riiu .lv I list more
thou
.100 rcgiim -nU and Iraaer unite
■>f o lh rr l-ra n rh r. nf the arm y
would In- msdr active begtnnlag
about Ju n r :io when rvpIacemeMt
tenters .ta rt to "graduate" th e ir
first class*.
of
appraxlaaatety
140,000 selective service trainees.
NKW ORLEANS, Apr. 4
<**>—Mra. Elms Oodchaux, I
Orleans novelist, died here TV
day after a abort Illness. Fum
services were conducted here
day. Author of the novel, -Rf
bent Roots.'' and numerous *1
WASHINGTON. Apr. 4—{JPy— stories, mat o f them dialing 1
President Roosevelt said today he
regarded the strike at the All laChalmers pleat, Milwaukee, aa a
POMOM HAIR WAV!
vary bad situation, and added that
something haa got to he done
about 1L
Ha said he'd naked tor n Uttl*
Um* net vary much before tak.
far wan
i
%S?!aS!7tiweu.w.
�f ——
'i,-. >,
■ulz- ».
>.
F R P A T , A W fo 4 * * *
W * SANFORD flRRALD. BAHFORP F t O W D l
A D D IN G
Strikes
FUEC TO THE FIXME
Orchestra Will
Offer Concert
changes to rapidly tb it
Of Biennial Show
certainly la not encouraging. "When one stops to consider
that we are actually at war and that this war f> essentialy a battle o f production, the present trend o f capital-labor
relations smacks strongly o f rebellion.
The Ford River
iver Rouge plant, with million*
minions o f dollarsworth of defenae contracts, la closed down. The situation at
up*'
the Allis Chalmers plant after two months o f Idleness np*'
killed in
In a strike'
«trike
pears to be getting_worse.
getting worse. Four men are killed
of coal miners and John L. Lewis refofea to allow the govfcPmm
n m a ant’s
rlt^ a
nn rd
| #to
i I intervene,
n iiiF V B flA
AOther
lk a w
mediation kboard
factories
by Mthe
stoppage
o f goods from strike bound
tare ~.dosed
" " ~
BMpMilL
_
plants.
■ •
»
. Of course the closing o f a few A
Ame] lean factories by
strikars Is not going to lose the war. Neither wit! it help
to win the war.
war.’ And these strikes, as we have seen In the
past, particularly in
In relation to the "sit-down strikes"
Which were the Invention of the C. I. O., soon got to ba
epidemic. Unless adequate means for coping with them la
found, defense strikes may become general.
We do not know what some o f these workmen are
striking about. It may be that they have just grievances
and really deservo higher wages, shorter hours, better
working conditions or whatever it la they want. But Ip
striking they are in effect shooting first and Investigating
afterward, There ought to be some way s f settling thebe
disputes between management and labor without stopping
the work of an entire factory, and to be aura without
cracking each others' skulls and resorting to murder and
other acta o f violence.
It seems to Us Ufat with the help of the Federal Me
M UCK OF CODi The diation Board these warring factions ought to be able to
- TS W t f5 S d % * r t !
TAU -AHASggg.
o®
A »r. »
-
1a it T c<.u
prattled ap for Its big show, tha IMS far Woman will ba given
biennial Florida LagWabba.
Apr. T la tha colteae audlimrtnm
■Mar Urn dfreetten of Welter
goal Cowla* of tha College mn*»«
teedty.
Paraannal of
tha ■ orchestra
listed according to Instrument*
h M faOowat
J S f f J S S T lW
taoeh; Jcaa
.J S £
Hsmpami. Dstom-
aU sSohi.
Uhn Worth; Wilma
■trWUniM. Barth; and /ana
TaaUro, ■Waml .Beach.
Violas—Halan Dahlgren, Wintar Bavanf Charlotta
Cooper.
Flutes—Dori* R»mm. Dartona
Ranch: Mary Jaw*. Cteniwfcters
Ida John* ton, Klaslmmca,
Oboe—Mary Stephenson. J*«k-
t Cod, which puMtb all
jxtfaff. shall keep your
illlpplan* 4:7,
(from Poetry)
tbs amply heavens o f ren
Owen F. Seilara, Tolte-
te « f bleed, tbo shorts of
I S void of fusion and dlfMr gad planetary and alono. that across the Atlantic there waa a great and powerful
Workers* Councils
To Stress Farm’s
Share In Defense
nation with unlimited rcoourcca ready to supply them to
K>y lias at nlcht Ilk* many
the limit with the Implements o f war, it would buck them
Igr conflict, want and the up. That la the effect which it actually produced and to d s /
*’ mart
we oee Germany forced into a two-front war.
Hitters win,| through dark.
But Isn’t It a sorry spectacle which the United States
Without sentrlss
•,
GAINESVILLE, Apr. S—<8penow presents. After .pledging these people our aid, after cinl)—Agricultural worker*' counvoting billions o f dollars to build tanka, airplanes and guns, tils were formed last week I*'
the whole program la In dangtr of being upaet because of moot Florida counties haring
ilsgoa of arms
l he tides of
Rinlxatlnns did ndt »*|»t prarVlo**ly. Through' ths Councils all
ly,
agricultural
limb* eompuL
workers
In
rarh
copnty will coordinate their pro-
*r need net worry about sub.
vrrslre Influences among them.'
Negro county and horns dem.
onntratlon agents working In It
counties are this week concluding
a series. of county meetings
where home food and feed pro
duct Ion has been emphasised.
V. V. Bowman, leader of the
stele lamt-ui* planning project,
said that the agricultural work.
ere1 council* could Invite key
fturners and farm women to aft
with them from time to time
anil would have tha nucleus of
rnuaty land-use planning commit,
teen which could consider pron sp u beat for both farm.families
Unauthorized Strike
Ends At Camp Polk
NEW ORLEANS, Apr. « -H O
— An unauthorised strike o f 411
members of the A. F. L portal.I*
hoisting engineers at Camp Polk
arms ordered batted yesterday by
the organisation's officers.
A department o f labor spokes,
man said that tha workmen, Trim
struck yesterday morning- over S
wags state dispute, were In*
Strutted to return to work (tame,
dtetaly during farther negotia
tions being, mode by the Interna.
faftn families can do to contri-,
bike lq national dofenss.
Formation, o f lha council* tel,
lo*r«f S series . o f confcrcnCse,
hetlaudJmnk* o f tha
tha muffled thunder
^CLARg MtLLfl
l tteugWar, Edde, bat
rod waste M InvaaUgate
itendlng. It Home It waa
[ e "sort N>* ’~ h**1*h M t Tribun* thlaka a
■ ekeuld ba aaramencod
•oqaal right* for msn.
t tha Mtew who ratebro
beta that count*. U *
g t o h e cartenag the mm\.
net
hft yon Hka to kava a
Bail aketeb of what tha
•Ul be liho tek year*
o f all (flSraaea, Over XW.OOO persona la the United States
alone dte a* a result of it every year. And yet It can be
c5Jr£ !' 3?* Amerleen College of Suipeons itsl case ‘records
of 20,198 toen and women who have had cancer and been
cur#i . of ,t ,t*n *nd Dfieen wart after treatment
tiL^^ilSJ^tedvra
c
rfprtw iw tiT i* Tfntih
w
t# w fc n
Agricultural Extension Servlet,
F*rm .Security
Administration,
Agricultural Adjustment Adnun,
IttraLlun. and others. At eeeh *•»points bearing on tha out.
Theftrjck la In early treatment Nlnety-fiv# percent tion,
te«k were explained, and empha
of all persona with cancer o f the akin who receive early sis waa placed on tha naad for
treatment are cured; only 80 percent are cured when treat mors food and feed production
ment is delayed. Similar results are found with respect to on lha farm.
Tha council*, organised several
cancer of other parte o f the body. The American Society
months age in many counties, In
for the Control of Cancer suggests;
clude county and home. demon
A.
) A comprehensive physical examination one* stration
a
agents, F8A farm and
tW ?°.r
men an(> women. In women this examination home lupervleort, and all other
should Include the breasts and uterus.
representative* of federal ani
Stale agricultural agenda* oper
B.
) Ths cancer danger signals: Symptoms—usually
ating la tha counUea. The group*
painless—that may indicate the presence of cancer:
will meet together from lime to
1. Any persistent lump or thickening, especially in time to dteruae' common problem*
the breast.
nnd develop united program*
.
*\Any Irregular bleeding or discharge from any of and recommendations.
Fpeek*re pointed out In the
the body openings.
ilb triet ronftrencea that sgri.
« . Any sore that does not heal, particularly about the culture
nationally)
■ Hmult af
tongue, mouth or line.
th* agricultural adjustment pro
4. Persistent Inalrution,
gram, la In the beat pMillmi o f
5. Sudden changes in the form or rate af growth Of
BONNETS
f a
lir& t #
HAICLBT ONCE SAID that something was rotten in
unfortunate country know
L ! L 1^ T ^ * l.r ,fod^ r' According to the Uutish Royal
1 9 8
Drreay!
prottter Uma ever In a
CeJBdVJ pnee flattering
in fine faHe end ettrac-
b°ck private complaining a b o u t S l mesa
r / '^
n'*d **
wtnatfai, this asm* society has now
wt to M
f many t
L U a cow
isewnooij
Si
"One ef tkeftam t
HOSIERY
Vakeel
Mdgjtfaflkchlffoag’.
-Dorothy MUler, Orlando,
i horns—Robert Hofma,
•Mi
Joseph
Clsmons,
W . in E flat—Jeeuae
daises City- . . _ „
�THE SANFORD B
rulin' ff"ia'mte;itwriri
AD FLORID JE
PAGE T A R E *
!WH '!
lorida Seen As
One Of Greatest
Military Sections
Social Calendar
Spring is Theme Of
> T.; E. b. Chris Meet
..M r * .
fc .
'
F R ID A Y
w W o r k e r * C o u n c il o f t h e F lr > t
B a p t i s t C h u r c h wID m e e t In t h e
a n n e x a t 0 : 9 0 P . M . S u p p e r w lU
b e M t-vSd t o a l l w h o h u m m a d e
rce a ( r a t i o n * .
_
T h e A m e r ic a n
L e x Ion A u r t l • » r y w i l l .h aV e It* r r f u l * r m e e t .
I n f n t t h e D f l o n H u t a t 7 :9 0 P .
mT
’ S t H i l d a '*
C h a p te r o f H o ly
C ra a a C h u r c h w ill m e e t In th e
• ' d r i e h I I o u m a t 9 :0 0 V . M . A n
m r i n t f r * a r e u r g e d t o b e p m c t lC .
T h e q u a r t e r l y b u s in e s s m e e t ,
i n * o f t h e W . M . H. o f t h e P i n t
B a n t h t C h u r c h w ill b e h e ld In
th d a n n e x a t .9 :8 0 P . M .
1
A
I - QI h b i o f t b s
P in t
B o o t h '.
C h u r c h a t t h e h o m o o f 'M r s . V i c k ,
c r y o r W e l t T h i r d S t r e e t taut
e v e n in g
A
S p r in g
R tm o o p lw r o
v *»s c r e a t e d w i t h ' q t a n t U M i o f
T h e b u s in e s s w a s p r e s id e d o v e r
M rs. D . a
E . S t a r r a n d th o
devotional conduc
a Calhoun, folio
ef offered by; Mi
field. Mias Myra
talk on Stewards
from the vanoiy
Mr. and t(ra. Clyde , Tanner
d iafaht son plan to relarn to
Hr home In Jacksonville today
ler visiting with Mr. Tanner's
mfther, Mrs.i. Jessie Tanner.
,Ur. and Mrs. T. C. I'ltrhford
TUESDAY
.
M u m e d e n a r t m e n t s f f " H K i^ W a fn .
* a n 's
C lu b .
M re.
W U lim
(V
• D w i g h t o f H o ly o k e . M a s s . w ill
s p e fk o n cu rra n t ev e n ts . •
T H 0E W A T
C e l. T h e o d o r e R o o s e v e lt A u x i L
U r y ) T h r e e e f t h e U n it e d B o s n
ia)) W a r V e t e r a n s w ill m e e t a t
A :0 0 P . M . a t t h e h o m e o f K m
, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. llaycs re
turned Monday from Perry whcr«
tey attended the Taylor county
Convention which was held
Spfing
In the Methodist Chlirch there.
^EW ARRIVALS
Mr. and Mrs K. D. H.
HAPPY
b ir t h d a y
Bobby McNab
Barbara McNsb
Florence Mase
'W T S V T 1”
rton d o a n n ou n ce
tbs
m e m b e r a d i r th a fe r m e i
l o l n o f f o f fh t o c i t y .
PACT
M OVE
WASIUNirfON, Apr. 4 -U Pi
W ar
D ep a rtm en t
an.
T h u rsd a y th a M e t , M r
Motty Register Heads
Students At Southern
Mr
HATTF fH P
Mr*. Eric Jeltrup „
DETACHM ENTS TO
music Club Features
Renowned Composers
iilUN C iniHISi-rN1' M il givoil nt
Iht* IV rellin Mtidr Ciuh mi Myr
tle Avrrtuo lust t vrnijig. 'Hu’ pn»i
gra ti h m urrangril by ih«- it»rtrurtor, M im Kb mile Hcb.i M*m.
•on, for the BprrUl purpoBv o f
g ifin g tho NtUiiontR the ipportuiiitv o f frimtinvr HoirnpUimg o f
th« live a uml ityli* o f
of
the more fainnuft r^mpo**s rs
Tutting the tune o f “ Mi* v 11ml
feitth* l-am h," K ilw m l MaPmi*
tine nirnnge«l it nrn nli tg I » ihe
•iyle of the
vhmoVa
'iliis*4#,
thervhy mnKnig i«M i*nlir«l\ new
nil iliffern it ,ii*ro eut o f int-h
n urn her phiyerl hy th** pupil**, yet
with the fnmiTi;ir tune raMly
iiiee«*rna(ile
The three pfirtor.i o f tin* eltib
were thrown open nrol tlcm -M ril
with ijimrililioiH »f gtnilioli, *weet
peim t*ini other Spring fhiwem
which wett- fumifihetl thtough
the courtesy o f Pippin (Litileng.
A fter the progratn n eoritt1 hnur
wbb enjoyetl hy th** Urge crowd
In •tteniJmire and n*frt*i*1vnenU
nerves| hy MIm M uhao,, on.I the
h o it p r v i fiir the evening. Mre.
P rill Myur*. Ifrp Agdv* 'l,hmnii»,
M ri. Ira Suoihwiinl nnd Mre.
John
M. Kelley,
A Hunting In
•ervlnp were Myru Ann South,
ward. Kti*nre« Mm* Kobh Mih R.
A, Cohh, Min. Robert i Kvrnf p,
M lti Msrv
Karlt*.
.Mi-s June
Benson. Ml,^ Rutli
re m,
Miss Cnlhorinc d a i k Mini Mu*
J ovcc Adams.
The yrngiam was given In Hu-
Mr. and Mr*. W. F.. Garner.
Mlaa listen Gamer and Mrs. W.
fl. Bum*, of Atlanta have left
spiritual Ufa; Fred Blstline, for ffr Hollywood and Ft. Laudereign mission* Kirby Fite, rctlg- d|te where they will visit for a
Inns education] Mary Alice Hunt fsw days.
er. nutpoit; Ada Kimball, stew,
snlshlp; Billy Hallyhead. his.
torlan; Robert Herndon, lookout; . Won! has been rrselved that
Mias FJIubeth Fite, courtesy; William Francis Herndon, a o*.
dst at Fork Union kfilltary Aca
Meriwether, social service; Mias demy at Fork Union, V*\ made
honor roll for the past term.
Lotilae Houghton, life enrich
la the son o f Mr. and Mrs.
ment and training; Billy BrumO.
P.
Herndon.
ley. music.
AfUr a routine business dis
mission the hoc lass served re
John Frans has arrivcl from
freshments to members present.
New Hampton .School In New
Hampton, N. II., to visit wllli
hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frink
Evan* In leike Mary during the
taring holidays. John was rrten'following order
y awarded his hockey letter.
..Ile rtic rl M to rla o d
Mozart.
Beethoven
Mi** C in d y * I ’lpnln
Min Dorothy Pope, Miss Carlin Chopin,
K d ilh I.nvejoy
ciot.ini- i lo-tsva ron
Palmar, Miss Lillian Adams, Mis. Schubert
)'.!*(*■ M c W lin rle r
Ruth Stewart, Mr*. Rodrtgy A*h. Mac Dowell
M ild red
Rohaon
dswn and Mr*. Maymo Moro Tsrhalho'.sky
M .irg .irr t M yers
Hodgkin plan to loava Sunday Wngner
M i* . K lir n litt li I'.i Min
for Tallahassee, where they will G i i r g .
I 'r n l i ’ " K id d s
rdmaln during the 88-day session Ll.lt.
U the Legislator*.
#
WA8II7N0TON. Apr. ■
Th* Senate rnUfM t
IJVKiLAND, Apr. 4 — ( Sna
rl si)—Molly Raftstor, Porry. junlor at Florida Sowtkom College,
hha beer; elected president of the
Woman’* Student Governtnnt A*,
soclation fof tho coming year.
She grill b* on« of four senior
member* on tho rtuwll which sdminhitvn MttvUlM of co-#d« llv.
lag In tho collef* dosmiurlrs.
Other council officers sleeted
Herd: Mildred Bdnwbcy, Gslncsvtlle. vies pesodtsgt; Loren* Cun.
BlngWm,
l^ kslsnii. soersUrytreasurer] «IU » Mounts,
New
Port Richey, sgrgssnt al arms;
Peggy Edwards, CUontsn, fire
espial a.
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Ben-tor Primer derinred that
It.la exneele.1 Hie l*Te«lilrnt may
PrlsrHU Lana
send to t'omrreas during the
week a mined fur nn
Her fresh, clean beaoty has mid* j prfsent
annnmriatiim
.if (ZftO.IVKI.Oftn for
screen actress Priscilla. Lana the. hlshw.iv cnnstrurllnn.
Of this,
popular choice of the youth of he and. *180.000,000 will
he
Amaiies. la a recent poll o f col-1
lag* campuses, aha was voted tha neNle.l fur construction of acre**
nnd other highways Incident to
darling of th* collrgt boys.
the nation's military rstahlisli.
nielli The remaining S100.000,
•Miss Helen (ilrnn Mcrriday of
Madison Is visiting over
the
Wfekrml with Mr. ami Mrs. J.
A nvitnl on the "U v i's uml
Hj lllntermlstcr at the Hotel nlylt* o f com intuition o f tin* vnr«
J u n io r H l f b S ch o o l P . T . A .
w ill m e e t a t 3 :3 0 P . M . p r e c e d
e d b v t h e h o a r d m eet Inx a t 3 :0 0
Tha
u n ce d
Friends o f Mrs. K. D. ChiL'cndfn will be sorry to know that
skn ronllnuee III at her homo on
Maftiolla Avenue.
Representative E. E. Brady left
yesterday for Tallahassee where
h* will reside durlnf (he CO day
■efilon of the Legislature.
C ir c l e O n e w ill m e e t a t th e
h t m e ' o f M r * . K e n n e t h R . B e ll,
M U
W e s t F i ft e e n t h S tr e e t.
W
C ir c le T w o w it h M r * . L o la L e f e t t e , 1 00 0 M a g n o l i* A v e n o e .
C ir c l e T h r e e w it h M r*. C h e s te r
D e n ia ls o n F r e n c h A v e n u e .
C ir c l e F o u r w it h M r * . E . C .
W illia m s In t h e c h u r c h a n n e x .
A S t M a rk * C h a p te r o f th e W o
m e n ’s A u x ilia r y o f H o ly C n « n
C h u r c h w i l l m e e t in th e P a l i s h
H o u s e a t 7 :3 0 P . M . I m p o r t a n t
b u s ln e a a w ill b e d is c u s s e d .
S a w in g s e s s io n s w ill c o n t in u e
d f l f t h e R e d C r o s s In t h e ft’ o .
m e n ’ s C lu b
fr o m
0 :1 0
A . M.
u n t ilJ 1 1 :9 0 A . M .
”
lahassee, where he wID remain
duiiaf the leflalatur* session.
Mte. Nnnye Huddleston visited
Id Tallahassee recently ,wllh her
eon and dauxhter-lnjaw. Mr.
anil Mrs. Msr Huddleston.
C i r c l e t o f W o m e n '* S o c t e t r o f
r h t l a n S e r v i c e o f th e M e t h o d .
C h u r c h w it f m e e t * t 9 :0 0 P .
M i a t t h e f o llo y r ln g p l a c e s :
T h e F l d e l ls C la s s o f th e F irs t
B a p t is t C h u r c h w ill m e e t a t th e
h o m e o f M r s . E . B . S m it h . 110
W e s t N in e t e e n t h S t r e e t , a t 7 :0 0
P . M . A c o v e r e d d is h s u p p e r w ill
u n r e c e d e t h e b u s in e s s m e e tin g .
m “ C in d e r e lla ,” a t h r e e a c t p la y
w ill b * p r e s e n t e d a t th e S t u t h
B id e P r im a r y S c h o o l a u d it o r iu m
a t SiOO P . M . b y t h e L l ’.t lr T h e a
t e r f o r t h e b e n e f i t o f u n d e r p r iv L
J e f e d s c h o o l c h ild r e n .
A
S e w l n f s e s s io n s w ill b e h e ld In
th e W o m a n ’ s C lu b o n n * k A ve. r u e F o r (h a lt e d C r o s s f i o m 1 :7 0
P . M . u n t il ‘ B t M P . » .
J
W M D fr tW D A T
S e w l n f s e s s io n s w ill m a t i n s *
A o r t h e R e d C r o u a ln th e W o m a n 's
C lu « fm m b : « , A . ^ . d h C I l i f t *
A .V
^ * 0 ' .
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CONTINUES
, g b a Mary Klver* underwent
un appendectomy at the FemaJd.
tweet pens and calsndutss used tap
(ft ton Memorial llnspiul yes
th ro u g h o u t th e ro o m s.
. w terday morning.
a
.
Penon ah
U d 'M n
M. CubuslAg * ft « kM ttM * for
im t a t h r r J . G . L e o n a r d /
Uto rcfUlar tnNtlnf or th« T- F» phpe to leave Sunday for Tal
by
M ONDAY
L U Ilfti W l m r y
WindHor'H (Jrounded
Yacht Ik Refloated
NASSAU, Bnlinni*. A ;r 1 —
(A*>— The yarhl
Itcnc
went
aground in In-avy sens yc.lenlny
while taking Ihe Duke and llurh.
ea* o f Windsor on n lour of the
eastern Itahaion Island*, hot *«»
refloated a few hi.urs Inter uml
iro*#*ded toward Nassau undo
ts rwn power.
Tho 2.11-foot yacht railed for
sat lata lice yealerdky iiiorninr!. re.
iwtrting It was aground off the
nfrthern part of Fleulhera Is
land, about fill mile, ea.t of heie.
Fast boats were di.natch-.l to
ward tl*e scene ami llie .alvage
tug Willet left Key Weal, hut
the yarhl M*nn
refloalnt 7 he
(ten* Mopped at Ahern Isis ml on
f
-I
__ -_ a
||L
II o |.a m _*,
g,AnIIHI
CK10 yi ill Ik* th»* IVgilltr Ruivmu ]
nf Puhllr RAiiiU fumf which will
h<j nmlchfsl Kiv lh « •latvK. Miml
or thU tio pcnnlor mkl. will lw*
•pi>nt on thc iitiprovrmriu o f **t
Intin« »m iif highWBVH In iht* »l»*
fitn^r i»filt«*rti uml prlneipnlly in
•lreiu*ih**ninir
wruk
htikw
of
rofidN ftinI IfblircK.
KlonHu will t'Min ihr**ti (T viLhii
Conn* rvution ( limps, giving iht*
it total o f 20, wh«*n ihi*
next oimrlvr i^riotl i» bogun in
April, Hcimtor P»*p|H*f nriiioiiin*«nl
(*UiifortiinMli*lv.a> thp
sp he Iof
•■bl. “ th** camp heratn/oro In*”
f«t(*il nt lltmirNttMiJ wilt be IrhiiH
ftrrr*! hut ftiur nrw ram in* will
1*4* hroiitrht into tho slut**, *wo
from
HpuririN mul
two
from
Houll (urolm tt
All to Iv n*
•ivn«*tl to l im p MUiwting
Thr Hu ir rui of
YiirtU
nml
IhwkH o f thr Nnvv iH^-gEperlTi!
to M*<k for !*hln within thr nr«t
HO tlavi on 1h*i itm tging of two
*••1111110’ wavR nt Krv W p i I. r»rh
lO.OtMj fp«*t in Iriigth nnd r*«ti.
matrd to n»»l
ll.MHUKK),
nr
cordlnir to Srnntor Hrpprr.
Il*»
•■ hi hr w ii 5 MilviRril
I hut
Ihr
MiPoil am driilxril
up
will
lit*
thrown wrEl o f i hr K ry Wrnl
N mvv Yard to com n vi up two
•mull ifelntoh which may Im* uti.
Il»**c! I«lrr on ||r »nUI Mppron-i
n titilv I2J1HMKK) would br <**•
panitnl in
uihlitkoriMl
avialion
facilities!, incluilifiir builtlingE, me*-(
ctanorUMi nml rquintnciit.
“ It ii thr mtriklion
of
llm
Run it ii o f YanU
mid
DiM'kn.'l
Ham* lor l*r|iprr saiil, “ to ask for
hid* Mav l for thr nctunl con I
•tnin mil o f llit* Lift in lira of lit,
irtrh nitii* line to provide Kr>’ I
Vfrat ii m u m ' o f water «u|iply
for Nnvv nml civilian lord s.
|
“ The nrcraanrv tilpina haw <•I-[
rrridv hern inirchaai'd hy the Na>
vv and drlivcnra arv rxpaclrdj
to heir in nbortlv Work will he*
Hlurtcil from the niniuliiiid nrur
lfoint*l(*E(i
mid piping will he
h id aliMtk tic rig hi of wiijf id
thr “ Ovrrscn* Hlirliwn) "
“ Thr tfiun ih to run'li thr fob
|o com idrlion uml when tbit ih
iluiu* aonir H.IKMJ.OOO gnlbntN of
frixh wnlrr will flow
to
Kry
U t i l flailv. enough to aatur** an
ii undo ah inil v for a great Iv hi
lartrcd nuvnl rEtnhllwhiuriit
ut
Krv Woat and, mn well, a vmh! |
lv inerrlined civil populntion ' I
A grrntlv incrrai<r*l
ch llirit
pilot training progrnni in Flornli*
in in proNprct in thr iiiiinnliiilr f
fuinrt Iw riiu r it l» rx p rcln l that
t'o iig m a will without delay pro J
vidr fund* iiiffkrirnl to atop up
tin- training to ninkr poEsihle'
thr graduation of .’iU.tMMi piloln u
y« ar ■» againmt KiJKkl timlrr 1l*r
«•tutting ftchrdiile, atronllrig to
S ciiitor Tapper.
“ It |i antiripatrd,'*
hr *ahl,
"(hut th r n may br acyrral uddMional contract achoob* In (lit
Flat# a t a rrault o f thin atrpping
up o f thr private training pro
gram. In ordrr to prnvidr 30,000
graduate* a year It will br nrcca*
aarv t ornroll about 50,000 ap-j
SHOPPERS
a Few of our many specials
R EA D Y-TO -W EA R DEPARTMENT
on smnrt women . . . everywhere
7
'Dry Manhattans*
"D R Y
S IA N ’ I I A T CANS" Hint m ill tenmimiti* |M*if«*i*l 1>
with
vmir new S pring mill
Sumim’ l' iIivkm ' h. Ilt'iitiller YlH.Tft tnlucn re*
ilurcil In
•
Hrlfflit nflcnm nna often follow Spring nhowrm
— ho from Ihp Nnuirt ttnntun'N tintcle, “ Ury
M unliiillnns' un*
u wnrtlrolie
m ust!
\llnini*4tlire proofed, llieir fabrics are licli, *1lit**r
w u ih n fine, their w h ir* rii >. \**K
lo r
\»*m
“ |lr\ Manhtittiin** tlasxic or reefer either u.i*
il will blend ffi»liioniilillit > wMli tnipei eulii*
tniloi inn-
Style - - Freedom - - Poise!
Make A Smart lle^ilining for Your Faster Knsemhle In
Kickernick Underdress
(a lu vo S ilk nml 11ti n-1* r.Hj T - - - In t <km 111tut t m ils, I'u iiiitvi
k ik I O m v n a
-liin lo r o U c . II
17 um l r < T i i l n r ' m /<>. :tJ
to
r»L*.
OWNS
$2.25 VALUES REDUCED TO $1.«)X
*1-95 VALUES REDUCED TO $1.75
Q^e \ I arisen D n n l i
li
anties Reduced to
~
PA NTIES
$1.25
$1.00
89c
«9c
59c
VALUES
VALUES
VALUES
VALUES
VALUES
REDUCED TO $1.00
REDUCED TO 89c
REDUCED TO 79c
REDUCED TO 59o
REDUCED TO 49c
fashion First. . . Quality first
'
IT
i -a
■ ■
-
�\
fir ■ > _Vi_
ilx
ole Discuse
ial Session
Growers
f - * * r j 'OONVTHtf
'—Thl* city In Florida** great
vitro* belt-win be the *»»*mNv
point for gVowcr* and research
men from an pert* of the *t*te
on Apr. )S, 16, end 17, when the
Florida State Horticultural So,
etaty bold* Ha 5dth annoal meet.
ffi i Vi‘
'V
t
fY S K L u m n im iiT mi i z j r i .f m
Home For Sale
STUCCO BUNGALOW
6 ROOMS AND BATH
» BEDROOMS —
GOOD LOCATION — NEAR
SCHOOLS
O v e r n ig h t
City New*
left early yesterday morn Ina. and
•John G. Leonard?, also a mem,
her o f the llotue. will leave
paid by the
Sunday. Accdmnanylnh Mr. Leo, about 617AOO,wrra
today.
nerdy will he hU nerreUrv.’ Ml** achoot board•raw***
Lillian Adam* and Mnf! Rodney
The Semlnote Board Of Public
Ashdown. Mia* Dorothy Pope,
Instruction win meet next Mon,
Senator Ilottabolder'i aecTetary, day
to*
• -j
Instead of Wednesday, T. W.
Recognised aa one o f the moat left with him today.
f • y ~ agriculturel
_ _ * - j * ___: ____
All three members' of the Leg, Lawton said today;,
Important
event* of
C;
“ J‘; ' the "-*1
the year In'Florlda,
HortL. Idatore from thl* county have
Daniel R. Wurthcav and Ula*
cultural ~
Society'
'
meetini
meeting annuity
atuioally had previous experience In the __
Sanford, both o f Orlando,
drawl score* o f growers o f elt- lew-making body. Thl* will be Minnie
Issued a marriage license
ras and other crop*, and Its mi- Senator Houaholder'a first term were
at
the
Court House yesterday,
dona tbl* year are expected to In the S cute, but be eerved In
attract , the largest attendance the If once In 1927.
attract,
Campbell.Losing Pott of the
Mr. Brady waa In tha House In
In Its history.
American legion will maat Mon
1968,
While
Mr.
Leonard?
hat
!peasant
L.
Holland
Governor Beesaard
L,
f a ^ . >*»-.( -_■__i—L*^
at 8:00 o’clo k for the
ia dated to be the principal •erred two term*, In I960 and day night
elerlloti nf officers, Joel
; ' " * ^ ' speaker at tha (gening aeaslon’ ln 1911. In 1918 Mr. Leonardy rap. annual
S. Field, commander, said today.
',•£***• the Orange Court Hotel at 8:00 m en ted Volusia county, and aa,
• J r * ™ ? , o’clock Tuaeday evening, Apr. 18. alated In forming Seminole Coon,
Tha Son* of tha Legion rlfla
. ****” ! T. Ralph Robinson, Terra Cel*, ty from Orange county.
and the Majorettes wUI
Senator HonihoMer told Tha team
president of tba organisation, will
hare their regular shoot Satur,
Herald
yesterday
that
at
.th*
l to m *K <,,M d<«r*r his nddrcaa at thl*
afternoon at 1:80. o'clock at
Present time be Is not support. day
the rang* In th* roar o f tha Le
In conjunction with the Horll- tng any now Slate legislation, gion Hut.
nycm uen
godety meeting, three saying h* felt “ we have too
affiliated group#— the Krome Me- many lawn now.'*
mortal Institute, Florida Rose . Ho added, however, that the
A ' building , permit was Issued
attooal ad, g ^ k ty , » nd Soil Science of changing
to Frank Bauer at tha City Hall
and correcting of yesterday In repair tha porch of
Pnrsiuku. Florida—arlD hold their annul the revai
many
. of
...iportant laws, and a building on Elm Avenue, be.
k*a M a t »*• «"*• during the threodgy .----that ;_____
he taould_____
naturally
C_:
_ „support
rr... tween Flrxt and Second Streets,
ilTinirPiffrr ^*Rcsearth In fertillutlon of clL all measure* that would be of at a coat o f $80. F. M. English
S S i l e ta rus, control of .Insects and dle- a corrective nature and tend to is the contractor In charge.
Us Th L . ease peats, grovs practice*, th* strengthen tho government.
tag an
better fruit program of the FlorThe Scnnlnr slated that th*
o f a..—
Ida Cltnu Comm IsaIon, rrmserva- <]u**tlon o f the allocation of tit*
ttk tata eta tlon and control of underground gna lax I* expected to he brought
l And Me water, vegetable varieties, blight up at the coming session. It* as Id
i behind It control, Mil tasting, Iceberg let. It waa the wish of the epunty
tmutaiy IS tuca, and other phase* of horur armed Ucultaral work will b* discussed
tetil yuan fay eclanttata and other* in Hottlln oomwo- cultural Society aeaalona.
v-wwiswn ■ w wMM r e g v « ■■■y ,
wiBervioc
Dr. David Fairchild, Coeoanut
nlfht procUlmtd B#lgrad« ahd
Grove, noted plant axplorar, will additional mills of ad valorem the largest provincial centers to
k at th* atoning session of taxes.
*
h* "open cities” without military
Kram* Memorial Institute
Senator Hmisbolder said that defenses after reporta of a mass
major, *1a Wednesday morning,
Apr. 18.
ha favored
any laws that would ing of German air' forca unite
Itltary m*. Other »pe*kcro will discuss pine* help the c|trua industry, end the Just across the northern frontier.
i Ude need apple growing, avocado varieties, repealing of such laws that are
(Cphled
eye-witness reports
«C skilled lyehee growing, and experiences detrimental. He stated also that from Balkan travelers said Gar.
an only be with subtropical fruits,
he could .not *ee why It waa many ha* maued an army of
rs who can
in addition to Its discussion* naceaaary to wall until a person more than 300,000 troops In Ru
1—tl>* boys on .rowing roe**, which will b*
mania class by tbe Yugoslav fron
Uta,small of interest to amateur* and pro.
tier, perhaps for an Immediate
>
fsaalanals, th* Florida Rose So.
attack.)
* M '[
dety will bold It* 18th ennui
A government proclamation,
MctUMtft# (Hom Shew on Wwintidiy, Apr*
broadcast by radio, proclaimed
to become It.
■
WILL SACRIFICE MY
EQUITY F O R C A S H
INQUIRE
GEO. WEINSTEIN
STYLE SHOP
mad wort of the
on the lakefronc.
103 E. FIRST ST.
lir e Recapping
1
LET US RECAP THAT
SMOOTH TIRE WITH A
HEAVY
NEW TREAD
Vigor# and
Our recapped time will
gtvo you new flrst-liM
tire mileage sad yet they
coat en|y half aa rnach aa
new flrsLllns tire*.
Garden Supplies
Henry A# Russell
Action Demanded Passengers Of
Seed Company
New Steps Taken By R oosevelt In Airliher Live
1M> W . Flrat 8 t . Phone 41
ffpidil T
m
CoUtcHim
—\nm
M\
'W
MW
to■■we
By Yugoslavs For Strike Situation - To Tell Story 'PjMySWf
Countiys Defense Ity In the strike.
ationa and Stewart Alb*rt Martin,
r
u the ars
Prior to tho opening of the
Moy, local Horticultural Society
meeting.
Iso Mould th* Boll Bcteuco will hold IU an*
4 to main nual session* Tuesday afternoon,
ids sslMM Apr. 18. Major discussion topics
a be ftnretv wUI bo soil reaction, acidity, nitit th* land, rogen sources, and green manure
kat all m*» treatment of the aoll.
etwuld be
<Dr, B. V, Allison, Oalnssvllta,
that good li president of tho Boll Science
V*. mustn't ■Society, whll* Frank
Stirling,
►duetrtatty iFort Uudsrdsl*. Is president of
dee espw i th* Roo* Society. Dr. li. 8. Wolf*,
>Us armed
aalnssrillo, Is chairman of Kram*
Memorial uaUtuta.
<■
Laa.Uuto* | Among speaker* for the moot. J logs of th# Horticultural' Boom,
HJoW* be-1 ty and it* affiliated organise,
ig produo-j tfont will b# Dr*. J- R. Tfsltaj,
F.'Cowart, A. F. Camp. T, B.
Jamison, R. W. Ropraeht, 0 . R.
Townsend, and Georgs Ru*hlt,
all,of the State Fxpertment Sta
tion system t R. T. Llnglo, chtaf
engineer of th* Lak* Worth
drainago dlitrlcti B. B. CUyton,
Soil Conservation Servic* englnsort Dr. F, E. Gardner and Dr.
Wlutam & Cocp«r, UnlUd HUU*
Departmtnt of Agrlcultnrfl E.
a
Todd, Florida Cltrui Commtaalont J. G. Grownbacher,
Plymouth grower; and oUim.
Jakubcih Is First
To Be Called From
Seminole In Draft
mg mm w*re
i that cam*
Mr. Jelrubeln
leading. All
high
and
joking
about tbemaelve* and tha Ufa they
expect when U»*y raeoh camp end
beeoma “an adopted eon of th*lr
Undo Sam."
Intareated la m*eha*tao, tho
Semlnol* County draftee, hope* to
work along that Itaa when ho I*
flMlIv placed at CaMp BUading,
though no ha* no immsdtau In-
Housholdtr replied: ,
“ Of course every, srmloh stem*
more important than the previous
one. A groat portion of the legta,
latlon that will be submitted will
affect thl* county, brralse a re
vamping of the lax structure-In
some form I* being advocated."
The Senator urged the people
of this district to keep In touch
with what was being proposed
and tell him their view*.
Senator Houthold*r -mid ho
may bo reached by mall, t#Uraph or tetaphono at the Slat*
enate, Tallahassee. During his
absenct hla law offlc* will b*
rioted.
Prospects for any Immediate
local highway work are “ poor,'*
Senator Horn Holder asserted, un
less the federal < government
comes forward end builds Its
own defenso road* or help* u*
build them. It thl* I* don*, than
th* money for road* could b*
•nroad out over tha stats a* It
should be, *s tha tnonsy for such
road* U derived from every sec
tion of th* itato."
Mr. Leonardy, discussing legis
lation that Is expected to b e pro
posed el the term b e g i n n i n g
Tuesday, said today h* favored
the bill providing that before any
officer, appointive or elective,
■nay be candidate other then tp
succeed himself In office, h* mull
resign from hi* office.
Concerning the VO-day divorce
law, which has aroused consider
able discussion over th* elate, Mr.
Leonardy said lj* could *aa both
tha advantage* and dlaadvantagea
nf thl* l*w, and had not yet
formed an opinion aa to how he
would vote If the changing o f th*
law U suggested.
In order to hoop first offend,
era from being sent to prisons
where thry are associated with
habitual criminal*, N
declared he supports*
provide for a parole
He pointed out! that
mission were form*
powen might be n
ever.
In regard la a fill
a tax be put on rail
rrm*n. the represents
believed that n 11 1
not be unreasonable,
that the conflicting
renting worthies* cl
b* correlated end cl*
Mr. leonardy favor* the sag•tlon that caadldatM for office
C
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W
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WELSH TIRE SHOP
mw
In Detroit, attorney* for strik
ing C.I.O. unionists who have
clewed the Fond Motor Company's
Rouge plant (Attained subponeea
today for Henry and Edsel Ford
In a more to combat a federal
res IranIng order obtained by the
company.
A court order forbade member*
of th* United Automobile workers
(0.1.0.) end of the CJ.O, from
Interfering with Ford employes
entering or leaving the plant.
Federal Judge Tuttle
last
night *njolntd th* C. I. O. and
Ha International union, the UnlL
f*1 .Au,u,,noblU Worker*, from In.
j*rf*rlng with worker* wishing
to return to their job* In th*
•trike-bound River Rouge plant
of tha Ford Motor Company.
l*'!"Por» 'T Injunction coInctded with tha rlra of a backto-work movement started
by
Hie American Federa Hon of La
bor, which claimed It represent.
Jd a majority of workers >•at
fiv er Rouga and asked protection
tangling to return* pro.
duction at tha huga factory. . ■
Mtaml, badly dut
Th* plan* was New Yerkbound: the motors and wheel*
were tom o f by tbe fare# of the
ImnacL It was found late yester
day after a wljte air and land
search, v,
A Mtaml Herald renortar at
Vero Reach Informed tb# news
paper last nlyht that all >6 oc
cupants of the Eastern Airliner
forced down In a ewamn were
Inlured, tat none seriously,
HI* Information was that Ui#
pilot and steward were moat ser
iously hurt.
Dr. and Mrs. Georgs W. Crtle
were Drat to be brought to the
highway. Mrs. Crtle said tin
plane w»* brought down In about
three and one half feet of. water.
Wats* was* up to .tha waist*
o f tho passengers aa they eat in
the craft, be acid.
. v
"It w m so Mack ouUlde when
the plane landed,*’- Mrs. Crtle said,
"that we did not know we had
hit the ground until we were
jarred ’ from 'pur seats. ; ■ »•■**■j
_ TCvgrypn# wai
vsry
sine.
Than waa jw cry Ini.
they aren’t taking n
chance when you feed
them X-Cel chick start-
'RJTO.im W T / •
g
OLE FEED’ COMPANY '• *
tie officials hurried to 0 L X
last night oh N.U o r d . V W w
ue
!
‘ 1: !d ;L E P ii6 r f E
C O N O R S IH X -C E I, FEEDS'
mV to th* retch.
Tha rivernm tnt1‘ 'of Premier
RlmovHch, having reached o com.
moo front with tho rattan's 4 .
800,000 Croat* to resist any at
tack. moved swiftly In Its pro.
parallnn* for woe under a na
tion-wide state of full mobntsa.
Seminole Youths
Have Opportunity
Communist Pa;
rated at the hearing to show
Communist Forty we* In.
id.
Ittle Mid ho would bear tha
Reports o f great number* o f
>rm*n troop* end squadron* of
They were rushed b a Vero
Beech hoopital.
Elbert Knight or Vero Beach
led Use party which brought out
tbe first passenger*.
Georgs Shaw, a
passenger,
woo reported to have o broken
leg. Be w m forced to ’ sit with
the Injured limb under water.
Ernest. Tyner, tho Miami Her-
JACKSONVILLE, Apr. 4
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taJunctiM this trautabig, ^,
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THE SANFORD HERALD; SANFORD. FLORIDA
I , 1M 1
Roller Derby
Packs In Fans
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By PETFR 8 CHAAL
WINTER HAVEN, Apr. 4—
(EpecUl)—The Claaa D Florida
State League picture o f today
certainly has undergone a re
markable chance in DO daye, it ia
r m a le d in a review of league
highlight* end headllnra eince
la it Oct- 27 when Director! In
arraal acailon re-elected all of(Kara and aat back to await 1941
development*.
Sutnmi riling
the
beadllnee
■Inee that dale for the benefit of
the thoulands o f loop Jana who
might have iwen out of-'tou ch
wilh moit of thrm. The league
service bureau here today iiaued
the following data:
Dec. 1;
C. E. Ormndthaw,
“ an ger of the Sanford club In
1U.19 and 1010, resigned aa nrvaldent o f the cluh; Sanford and Drland were lifted aa "question
marks" In a Daytona Sun-Record
summary Inspired by BAlbe Ben
ny Kahn.
Dec. 0. St. Louis Cardinals an.
nriinee rvlease o f Dickie Kerr and
selection o f J. .W. ‘‘ Bundle Sim
mons, catcher, aa pilot of the IBI1
Daytona Beach pennant wlnnera.
Dec. P: Pitcher Whltey Welgle
named manager of Orlando club,
with Jerry Tlemann, first sacker,
.chosen to hend Fred Francis' Bt.
Augustine Saints.
Dec.
10: Ia>*gu« President
Henry 1„ Gray ordered to re
port to Camp Blinding for a
year's service aa captain o f the
Judge Advocate General Depart
ment; Daytona Beach sells Hink
Wayton lo Charleston o f the
Soulh Atlantic league.
Dec. 23: John Ganzel announced
that the 1041 Orlando National*
would be Ihe treat team ever to
represent that city; Fred Francis
and Herb <Wnlfe announce pub-
Wood Takes 5
Stroke Lead In
Master's Tourney
?Ur> Salt Water
Fishing Tax lT
nred
By Jack
ON HIS GAME
\im
i
B t bam JACKSON
1
1M
Jones Hails rent As
I One Of ( i r e a t e s t
Rounds At Augusta
foe all club* to hava their franchlta fee posted.
Jan. 3 !: Good News! “ Right field Wall at Orlando Moved In’
screamed a Reporter-Star head
line that reminded fans o f what
might have happened had
the
fence been pullnt In when John
ny Frye, 1939 Nat first darker,
waa around. Sanford waa trying
to peddle Joidi* tlowington. left,
bander, lo some m ijor
league
club.
Feh. 11: KUm of tho Sun.
Record
quotes
a
“ prominent
league director” a i claiming that
the ^Florida State League Is en.
Joying It* last season o f exist
ence. DeLantU outlook brightens,
1
r* it does at Gainesville. t « e iburg, and Ocala, but
Sanford■
remain* a question mark.
Feb. IP: A new face appeared
in league circles when It was
announced that
Ik *
Hanover,
Cincinnati, .Ohio, new_owner ofi
i
the Silver Dike Codfltry Club|
near Leesburg bad been named
president o f that tluh, with Wil
bur Good retained ns playing
and buslnesa manager of
ths
Anglers.
• :* '
Feb. 23:
Hanford
surprises
league by posting |f>00 franchise
"I'ltH 'k’ j
fee along with six other cluha Inc « t Leesburg v irtu a lly voted S k littijs sf a nll.iw •• \ '
si !-• I
I In
j|H
at directors' meeting in DeLand. S anford out of the league when, Mji|'<nii‘n l
Ocaln given one week's extension based on reports by President Mi'IHs I •• i il t l ! if 111•fIf-1 .fit | Is,11Iff
of time to raise Ua funds.
C a ld w e ll nod D irector 1'nrkiird. i i f rmijjbtiMU'tiH.r t v i l l i c i i i m , Ii *;i *
Mar. 2: John Gantle, Orlando It appeur* d Ihnt S nn fonl wn.* i n I ■••tv - ITH’r iL I ' i. II ■I'Mii- va 11 Ii
director named to help Ocala dinininl. Th e rIn ' was g ive n to fit* kit I *I lit Ills* ilMMl'til II hJill
raise fond* for 1941, reported m iilnlgl t Wednesday. M ur. If ho 11'M‘ti 1 1 ;ti ly ;«f f l i r /v * i *»n|i
that "Ocala
will he In the I In d lrn tr that it hnd adm junte f '- siritl n i ii p i l e ii|Ms i . f it M g f i r l i l
Ml ,
leagur" wilh
Ocsln
President I nn nria l l>a- king, or suffer the illI4" ( I
I ’m muni •|w. fitfmi , H * M
i
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i,
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forfeit ot its fratiehi-e.
M ur.
10
i»rw
p r rF id r n l, I*m i
(*om\
if|n»fl:i
ove r ft! 000 ihim m iI f«*r l u l l ft
Men, w hile ilir
tn*nt
n ic h l
ti
rcnia?*inn tii« id m r nl .Smifnn! dt*
V rlopril
Hut
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liru d d u iw
wns bind, h i f4i |He .^Hiifrnd f»ii
ture ami t lt*«t I In* i ily
w ind I
n r«Sn It* ^ i | m t"Ii tint
in
11**“
league by a btrnri*; a lub.
M i r . 12: h i m Tn im ititd l, v it .
ernn
inf m hlr-r, mnni'tl
H fU m d
t fi<l t Im j i iilliinf
t*i •t uur mid
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SHARKSKIN Season!
I'll in I 111II .4 Ik
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UA%fI-KS tOOfCAiAW
Af AaKh'Vf A
Second Elimination Derby Race
Rodeo Antics
Slated Tonight At Kennel Club Liven Races At
Tropical Path
11"
( 4"M't •(in illin tl"ll
I lit 4
fin f In iiiitiiiai
a I mm
i ( n i ml
|*‘1«*111In |b j! y Mill i;n ( m t Ii * |m n I
fnim^Iil it I I Im' Siin ftird.f 0 li*n«b»
k i'iim t f'liib, MKiihtl millvtay brI vm * ii sSanfiml md Uilnntld m i
l'
It’s A
W ilier
nit nil Ilifirlty
»>' i M:»t<1 lei
B A N F R A N C 1 R C O . A n r. 4 (IP)—It's fast- It s exciting. It's
somewhat r n « d v .
It eniovs little of the n re s l'-'e .
p u h licitv nnd general hnttdun that
a re acrnrdeH suet, older n ttra c t,
tfons a* footiu.ll. basketball or
hoeVev. t-nt—
ID K I L L I t llN I
B o ile r kale r u lin g Is p a rk ln r
A U G U S T V A p r. I
iT > T h e
etithusinsts into *hr htrgest In - fir-1 limr*.' .*f th»* r| htH iiu o U ll
donr a n n a s in tbe co u n try . In m n i l r i . g,,tt I " 11r u ,**i" , **11 T l m r t .
ita ro m m e rrtsl fo rm - the
onlv d s y tvti
(he ft, ( c tie u trr in n
on* In which it bss crested much story 't •let, if n ' p M
th rough
o f a riople it is known ns the to n hnppv rtid in i-, w ilt In- one of
Roller Derby.
the i,i" -1 popidni ii,
\ iiirrirn n
T h e Holler Derby
rn p ita llx rs gotf
on the nppesl of lone, cn n -Ittn c
F o r nf (In* end ,-f (h i , t i r - ( of
com petition sueh ns th at of* the fo u r ts tin1.- round ihe lend w s l
a l l d a v bicycle r s r » o r the dance held l,\ I »niir Woo-l* w ho 1 ne
fact
It rom e el" i to u m rr in n io r ,ham >
m arM hnn. It ndd*— In
r m n h » -it e e
II
con sta n t
f e l l - piolislii|,s w llliout w in n in g n o v of
am i m aulin'* Hint one s-snelutes them lliilll ,e "-| l, pn I'll- II,- flllr,
w ith w restling
F o r good me*
T i m dnt nrteroo'in. w ill,
the
sure, it has this
rough
n sar-- pins stu k »o to il.-' h i -pots on
shared U . M I between teams of t o .- iin In , i -i i i pet Id..- j:ie,.*M than
men end of v e rv pre tty r lr ls .
Wood i *i i , 1,0*1
e**ii tin-, o. the
A R oller D erbv lasts 21 In 2R 111 vi or-olit blond \ e tii.in
from
days m i l rom pe tllinn
goes
on Mninornnei t put r ,i-, l Ii,-1 o s ix .
three hours cm h
nigh t.
Men s unde I |i.i i ‘ o'- It'd ii '
I".;-,-- i u ,
and girl>
letimx usually skat,* t In* fn ■t t * lu ll it .i- -’ mm of the
a lte ro n lrly in I Fi intnulo heal", C r n l i - I roonilH tlint
m i been
b ut
sometimes
skntc
mlxeii
P oints nre rrored when n skater
breaks out In Ihe lend of
the
park, slpn nli that n “ ja m ' Is on,
nnd mannges to tup s*in,o ptem
her of the oppnslnt learn w ith in 1IN i i*U(; Ii ,1 ji
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IfJiiikljlinir Ni l it,
m u ni'il
and
t rii lln-41 by 10 i ,S1m dfttr»t I?, t In
llktdy ( h m '-M iim f ii vn rtlc nvi r ,t
(Suit irii lmb n tb il'\ ,
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lii <• im hkatmi; K»d* *’•♦min A lin ii;, tlrlllo ii I m u h ,
r it Munl Sin , a in] M oritm m >
bam idinjr N " in bii|*|2fiis In I m
tRi hotiti i nf H a1 ( rnc'k * ! M h *
of a in Hr m ni d of *11 it, m *i la -r 1
llai trRMin. Th in > n »r hhr hnbU lb*
r»rt» fR -icnf tin ir of *12 Inn d mi (but
from
pb«* xhiMibl
to tin* |aihi
nt lewsl a f».2 fiiv im lr in j, r it I*I
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I m ry on one, of our
1 SHARKSKIN ■nits. You'll
r, loofah their wdghVr
BcaoltfuL Ine*and * romiif^rt., _____
pctinlre w ith'very low upkeep.
I in m *ii la ti ti**
tireyhmmu
K
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I’o n i ^ h r s
I '.n l r i c s
Pur the boy* and girt, la the
Army, Navy, Mariat and
N urie Carpi, Uncle Sim
•pecifiea leather counter.,
imolts and heel b a m in iha
COAT AND t l C ^ O
TROUSERS * 1 0 U
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ild their shape
I M d support
aIII *
:* I ' i . h n T m Dfi'M
*• J unit* h i *
? iD.ll f NX m.
Deeds lesthI and la.dag
Parrot shoe*
aalrtly
USE MA/Vy
0 p .
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w/vr/Ac
WHEN YOU BUY A LUXURIOUS NEW
played over (he Augusta nation
al course."
n»l»»*d one fairway, on
i-
loa firat hole, where he roeovetwd
a s i
1? B *U [fa fh » t « ( aevetl birdies.
tft-u u ittt m
o J w ill
A NStack Sho
m u 'A t n
Ha llidn t alt every green square,
• jfi urban ka didn't be alther
rkipped ihad or knocked In bold
petti (run. all'ever the place, lie
!«d a total of SO pulls, and on
eight green* ha got down in no*.
By lb* end of a long after• m t* firing In (ho faea of a
Wnrtary aantb .a it wind. Wood
A y Derpl.o the (act that the to aeoiaiionil neve
”
car* are bigger, roomier, and more pow er
ful—they gclll retain aa* and oil economy at
D B U IC K C O M P A N Y
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BtaEaagMMEtaAi
Dr, fl.-fl. Petm ttd*
Troeilraatlng daily appeal * f t
N>w York to the Ta gorier*. urgl
them lo tab# up artna again ah i
■rraioia. Dr. 8r*tl*lav*Beeta Pet
ritrh, Yugoslav writer, la rradil
•*tth having played n p u t la I
Multan country'* aenaatlonal
sitlance to German demands.
: PACE SEVER
55?SPi
Orlando.
Duncan, Fred.
Lucille H. Rowell, TboimarrlUo, I tT T S lo
Ga.
■ •• Abel, William, Orlando, ajhl Mary
>W U
V. Gleaaon, Orlando.
w onca o r
Am i c a n o a
roa
a a u rt houa* d o o r on th s fir s t M o n
d a y In lb s m on th u f M ay. IPSI.
w h ic h Is th* t l h d a v o f M ay. 1*11.
u a t v d th is Ith day o l A p ril, t a il
(B E A L )
a
I*. IIK ItM N iN .
IT rrh C ircu it C o o n . M «n > .> lr
C ou n ty . F I..iota
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K O T IC H
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7 «*w amt #a* h o f you ar# h ereb y
a aaia In n r o f f i c e a n 4 haa m a la
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Charlai Chaplin (lafl), Stm corn#!
dlaa, dnd Irring flarlls, aongwrltdr,
«* M tr al Federal CouflL New York
Clty^ at Income taa aeaatoa trial e f
ameia magneto Jageyh Behenck and,
dlae axecutira Jeaeph MoakowlUj
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MoctaUon, la Been uctapilng a
tha Americsn Fire A Carnally
ilea, with hrad(,uarten at Or*
f t n r MfEOM jenfeecrtplkm for the National
nth. President Hey* walked Into the bankt
announcement and asked of President Alien,
leader* -Right now l" came the quick answer
ia d . In wkith ta persona ware hart. The flgfct took piece before atrlhen'arid management
•rai Mediation Baaed and returned ta work an national defense orders. A policemen and one of
M e hare Just gone to the grennd, with the cop swinging hla club. At bottom, right, aa If to ir is ,
tram which earn# later, the tws beitiers appear to bars quit tha fiaht Both hold club.
Ilon a f o r t h e s a le o f f i c i a ll y
> I n fo r m a t io n o n t h e g o v *
g i l d c o n t r a c t o r s t o a ecu r*
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b en Gallon announced In Wash*
Ingtou that the action o f Iha U. a ;
Government In taking over all link
ian, German and-Deeiih ships l a - >
'American territorial waters war
“ purely protective.- A total e f U
vessels tear# salted after discovery .>
o f attempts to wreck tha SB fly lag *
.the Italian flag. . ,
C h a rle s ( C h a r lie th a R a g )
m an , n a m e d h r n N e w J e r e e i
J u r y aa th a E flla r o f D a to h I
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By STANLEY Hailstorm Causes a ^ \ { Jh^ rnl*s; .
Severe Damage To
CaiieFor unity
Citrus And Truck — RepreaenUUvo Martin) RrpuV
OLD HOMETOWN
View Stow And
Fair At College
ID F I R & M X l
A S A IN -IF I
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mailman! eoat o f h
from (300 t% 93900.
Iatpecton from tho U. 0. Dopartmoat of Labor, wago-hooi
division, will begin a wago-hou*
In.per Uon drive in tho eltnm o a d rl
vegetable bolta this week, it waa u
---------IIran national chairman, railed on
LAKE WALES, Apr. 4 — American* laai night to unite In
(Apodal)— . A freak halUtorm,1making the nation Invincible
e i tending from Waveriy to flea- *«olnot aaaanlt from within or
porldoo and on to the KUalm-' without and declared hit own
moo ftlvtr, ronaed t e r m damage party mutt polka and audit the
to eltnu and track In tht# acc- RooMr.lt Adminktration in tb*
Uon of tb* Ridge early yeeter- prraent emergency,
dap morning. The hall wa* nc.
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rompanlod bp rain and h igh .
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wind, Which blew down several
tree, and dUrup.ed
ekrtrieal *£“ • £ , ^ ^ ^ 7
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T H E PRESS
IN S T C A P O ' ,
T H E R E O /M V C jj
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m n , , iwtitb uiOumih] perwons, or
94 time* Uta attcndanc* at tha
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fln t Show and Redon 10 poor*
Er • ego, attended tho' rventa hi 1940,
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and tho .Indent* art eiperUng
l" Attendance to, bo largor than ever
£ ju leforo.
. The Show and -Rodeo la ipmt
s cored bp tho Blork and Bridle
E , - Club, animal bnabandrp atodent.
' organisation, while the fair la
•. ' aponaorod by Alpha Tata,- honor■, Sit leadership fraternity.
Preaident
BUI Atwator, of
■ Block and Bridle, and Chancellor
Oeorgt Byrd, of Alpha seta, re.
ported today that member* of
> . their organisation* art bo*lip
Cltmla trooo, many now In foil *|r,nf 1f rrl*,1*
l loom, were partially .tripped of n* t f u f r —U V
their foliar, and bfoaaonk wero.Pttb,le,"
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• We'll Call For And Deliver Your Car
• Clean And Regap Tho Spark Plugs
• Clean And Adjust Tho Contact Points
• Check The Starter, Generator and Fuel Pump
• Adjust The Carburetor And Retime The Motor
ALL THIS for S1.00
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mod* tho
mutate.
0 nroa reported
Ip hurricane fore*
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along with
llous, at high *1| Weather Bureau
1 wind velocity of
in hour nt Tampa
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Tho dayVhrtlvItks will pal
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the opening. Of, the Agricultural
Fair in th o' University mr»n**-
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Factory Trained Carburetor Specialist
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t k r e v < - th e j o b p e f a t in ©p i m n i M E t r tH "ro a . p a n i c a * a j n - r o p t a c r
,, Agriculture, Including-':* »
egg
■ show and sn animated diorama
stimulate
Improvement
In
F lo ri
da agriculture and to show ilia
general public aonte of the r*.
eulta of the training student, in
the College of Agriculture ree.twa
A i mleelrtn
la
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mftrl
[00L OF COMMEKC'K
1- Refill crank case with correct grad#
o f freak summer-grade oil — up to
9 qta. Penn Sentinel.
School
2. Flush Transmission and Differential
Tpiwwritiag, Short-
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3. Lubricate thoroughly
5. Test Battery
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In tho harbor
careful watch an the German fnlffhtag Pi
harbor to prevent sabotage. Fie* ship* wi
Hy MRS. ItMVA D. ANDREWS
voun
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For sevrihT week* the Agri
cultural Nrwa Service Imw -.I b>
the Stale Agricultural FiU-tialou
Service In Gainesville lisa earrled alortei o f *Uen>.t*fu| farm
er* and their ft mill.* in differ
ent rounllei. Some o f their
farmer*
have
been
general
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7. Teat and Clean Spark Plugs
S. Test Brake.
Homo Demonstration
Notes
fin o w
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products are grown, they i
U- arrvod attractively and
n rlrly enough to give bal.
to motile. Unpali.tal-le, unatt
Hv* frwvli are not eaten, no i
ter Imw many vitamins .o r
irie* they ruutaln. -Prrjur
BRnlmt rrrtnln ilrnlralilo f
are another barrier to pn
nutrition among too many yeh.
pie. (inod foot] habit* are enitly
funned.
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There Is a growing ■tendency
among rural famille* to work but
together plan* and program* for
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Itp lK i Wlsttr ^fiktfffd
BATTERIES
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[re w i dl.j, «, *• ,•
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- Hoae — Fill Radiator With Water
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Hanford. Florida
Mlaaero
CT loo*. *
Mhbkadk^r
Grill* Guard
Our ahop fa wall aoulppad
|o make any repairs on
form machinery, trailer* or
oUl«r cqulpman).
Mill Supplies
'{rrijratlon Systems
- Gzpert Welding
appllao and H*pair-Barvlci
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IE0RGE STINE, Owntn
family growing
foods and feod*.
■ufflrieat farm
b«tUr poeltlon |
but parttculariy
of puirhaaod ft*
etom d rU,l° "
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b« ‘Qre'
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Sanford Is Th« Only Central ■
Florida CMy Affording Hall. Illghiraf,
And Water Transportation
SANTORO,
FLORIDA,
SATURDAY, ** APRIL
lm M ay.6
In CoalMines
BelievedNear
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M em ber AH.soclated I’ rctw
NITMHI-.K 186
ugoslav-German Relations
Ebb As Balkan W ar Looms
Committee Named To
Draw Up Contract
To Take Place Of
Expired Agreement
Zero Hour Has Arriv
ed, Diplomats Say;
Borders With Italy
And Reich Closed
Where “ Lost” Airliner Was Found
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N «W YORK, Apr, ft —<A>—
Aircraft R oar
Over Belgrade
two. man sub-committee rep
o r t in g Um management and
* anion la 'th e bituminous era)
jCottotkmi « u named today ft * '
Hrilisli See I* Knock
out Blow Against
Italians In Africa
Indented that the'
torn and the UnRed Mine Wertu
era (C. I. O.f « * f the term*
•# a contract te ratface
one
v h W h e ip R e d M a r k ' l l , « «
attaint.
m i 'l l ’.,
tpr
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'!!••* Y*i*i Ihih uhrii Yflfn-
Im .
a (v * in o ff daya to
hinke jn u r r » lilt il tn rm a p e
altar k, it ttiu iiuhratcd tn dat hy V iru ln in ( i i ) i l a , a n thui ilii!iir>
JapsciKt
apokaa*
man.
i’ Mamed to do tha|aditlng wore
Isvlt, from Hunjnry,
ml
i violin, With tmmd' ai'Tito -taSmalaoln High School the df-
Kama ala to pro-
iHilasakAwi oand
n J towiypaojfl*.
i «w a
ttudenU
Two Violin
ole High May 6
Data Rubinnff, wH«e liltina
»IM muslehss Charmed audieacea
» » coast to coast, wlfl pnaoat
a concerts In Bonford at the
mlnola High School auditorium
tha afternoon and .jilght o f
irty Tetlow, repreeenUnc tin
hue end ChnrU O'Neill tot
* operator*.
The Ford Motor Company, do.
fo o d In IIIB,000,000 in nation,
nl defense work hy Um crlnplmg
three-day atrtke at Ita Rouga
plant, next an r-ntanary t* Wash,
mgton loot night to confer with
8 m rotary o f War Mi moon.
- I , A. Capital, Ford attomjy,
flew to tho capital bearing eel.
dhtma. the company eold, of "ecUelUee o f Ccmmuntoto" m tho
■trike o f the C. ■1. 0 ,‘a United
Automobile Worker* which now
hoe tied up operations m all
Ford plants In America.
There waa no Immedial • an.
nouneement of CapUsi's pinna.
Ha loft Detroit In the midst of o
fm h exchange o f cltargr > far
company, and union that rack
waa wilfuny obstructing drfeaee
work.
At thosama time thopa non a
moderately1 nptlmlstle statement
from Federal Mediator Dcwev on
nageUaUoM for a strike settle.
ten* ila'a avbrrliitit rim r
M*« kittu n* fur in m nrw front
I
u•
Uia alWat Ion It more hopeful now
than It haa bora at any time In
G irkSchpol End
be fonned in the o
to sell ticket* for th
committee will ,taat.
dpsle o f eeboola In
repretentattoos from
b jk
ooil. .t o .
ft
cert namber*
daughter,- wUMto aepe,
•'dallberato brotta.ee o f to.d
wttl be- » " d die porta vitri in aircraft
>lu Tb« productionsf H# amid tho dameyo
reached 1 100,0*0. The union de
nied this and. In turn, Issued
a statement saying the company
waa "*om pl«tdy Insincere" In de.
d im e . daring It wished to help national
public dafenaa.
Mediator Dewey took hit first
llttee would
it few dare (top last night toward evacuating
TTm on asUrns tod I BOO production
le the prln- worker* from the plant, a situs,
the county, tloa which ho termed "very deli
he Woman's cate *
'T h e re ’s a very bed attitude In
there," Dewey" told reporters as
he loft the plant
Ho would aay no more, but
. wvtoooiy. before going to the
plant, he had said the men were
Si popular "afraid to rome out for fear <>f
brig
boston u p," He said "a
l* protram
groat many" were "armed with
woapona they made themselves."
tthoor*
Member Of Atlanta
Draft Board Quite
A M * W l ? ’ M*t a ,
-fl'w .l-n t
s»,js w a s s s * K
ra tW KJfir ra *
ATLANTA Apr.. I —<*■)—
'hairman W, B. Grant o f the
MlUfaoi] eoanty draft board ro<
after being advised
gat ba permitted to
to al'
to
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Hatcher said The
Ih r
A \ ip
lM n r l« l« il
lit
Y u i a *-
I 'f M l
|<il” w ith it "new . U g r " s m e t .
11*•r of duy* h
hour - n w s y.
In It•itin. il u n . u iith n rita llv e ly
ili-rla ii'd Ihnt for nil
praetleal
purpoM '. lierniHit Y u g o s la v d ip lo .
Oil,I II
II iHlinns h n v r teased to
I vslsl
Y iig o -litt t « ‘. h u tilets w ith C .* r- i
m an y. Ito it Nostoloititnated llt in i gsi \
linlgw r in
ond
K iim eitia
w ere i lust'd
S-pisdrait* t.f > ttgosls* fig h te r
1oil,lie- I out iol
over
Itelgradei T
iiendeil l , i tlo* lliin g n rls li fv q n .
I I isit f let isr si sen l**Br t « « )
, "Wd fool lhat we,kr« nuking
i the af- «
n m i i 'l
0i Im >M
VlIKIIitlllt
ll-lulitltlH with
fii’rmniiv plilml swiftly luduy.
Tin 1 llulhnn kingdom np*
linn m l oti the u'lirc of war,
(iiivi'rtimi'iil cin'los nsiu'rtitl smivt-lv Um "/rrn hour”
•"til ui-rlvi'd ;iinl n neutral
iliidomat with H ump gov^rnmpiil <oiiopi'tliniM i n id tho
“diiiliirnnllp Mhurp Imd entl-
■o h m h e a d w a y ." D e w d v said, " a n d
Four Members Of
I
fra litiur** n f I n U a m
ro .
p o rtn l
(h r
lU lo * V u R ia | | ^
frontier
km l
lietn
cliw rd.
(•attln
« i r iiH t l
H ritn in , o f
critically
pprsons
RW*ni|i, H i milt#* fro m V t r o Hearh. \*h«r* tho
pllol
,irau t It do w n . N one of the* piano * ocp
ilo t brough
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injure*I.
I Ho w h r r U 'f r o h i Ihi* (lurtfhjfiMl
Hogo. T h u plane w u ottroutr fnm i M n m i
New Y o rk when it flew into a *tmn»
That the outlook for payment
of damages Arising from the
government* fruit fly crsdlcstl on I* much brighter now than
It was before the committee went
to Florida and held hearing* was
r ip retard by Senator Charles Q.
Andrews In a letter to II. M.
Pspworth, given to The fltnfohl
Herald today.
"Kvarvone should be advised
that It to a tony hard fight, even
ns-uming
that tha committoa
will report favorably on substan.
ttol damages," Senator Andrews
Said. >
Mr. Pspworth hod written tn
the Florida Senator to find out*
the progress of the reimbursemerit- committee In the nation’s
capital. The Sanford grower aakl
nlvenlty o f 8anto Tho.
ManUa, Phlllpplnea, Is
it university under thh
flay. It was founded by
Sanford To Meet
Red Huts Sunday
Kanfurd s
tru.cbnll
tesn,
w ill play lU firs t m utest u(
the ye a r when it travels
In
D e l^ n d tum urrow s fle m u n n
to meet the Red lin ts In
n
pre-srason genic, O ttn C a ld
w ell said this m u m m g.
The
U tU iu l
ti n in Is it ,
puctwl to play « re tu rn game
here nest F rid a y nigh t slid
there is a possibility
of
games being
* rh «lu le d
against Ihs
It--11 in a nine be.
fore
the
scNstm
o ffic ia lly
opens A p r il I T , he added.
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Andrews Declarer Troops Invading Sanford Fill Stores,
Outlook For Fly Restaurants In Downtown Section
Claims Improves
(Senator Writes That
Hattie Remains To
Recover D am a Res
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Committee Chairman
Named Hy McCarty
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Him . Ft I l l s * \ Mi.iM.it.It'd
tha
llrpra-
f l v n 1t;CN» 1|iM»|tr* ji >mI |Iffi .if r , 1,1 i n , . |.m db « m l.utdn, tu head
fieri** ifivmltd Suitfiml )r>*lifiliiv if,. pM'b. f l ' d fif m i i. ' and la x a t ..si, s tMiMiti.i m itn t UI I I. c k U .
taking ttsi'f tlriiK gtor» n'Rltt'i
%It t* li .» m\ i hi * Turtulay.
raiilR, liafA, |»nol hn|U, i.ml tin | ..........
hcmliiiK u ll iy nfit-i pit *-lurip t h i n
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" m r u iih rtimtif i itikr Mtniim*
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and
VVi’ Kt of Ilot <I (Miiyfim
Slut p-ull uf Mo nti T l i r |1I7I li [ 11 fmtil r y , not i- |i;nt|
(>f dll’ fl int’ll Kllllilinw I>|VMUM '
ajul Um M7tl. I*i* Id
A rh lliiv l
Hindi*
up
lit*’ itMilitr itimlml
unit
on u Ititfitoporl miifit (ivrr fnuu
Cain11 Mitt ml inif Uir«>tj§’ ti l*ulutku
to Kn11f*«nl for un over »U li' fh.x
i uf Hu' important
I lip
tvmild
nniiiMtiif M »■#■ chairm en
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tht*
various
a ml
Imt'k t*i fllu ml if t|c I y wm y of
Daytonu Hr>»rli rtltd 8l
A n n in
tlm*.
A pi
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M .ln in C li, M iam i
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of
nmup of itirii ml itMi rf 11ii< Iniij,;
Ihrir trtifa Mini tettlnk iiji kifeli- i h r jr jo I m m il n p tu fin l ( O iiun lttiim »hilr tiit* oliiera krpt ront- (t . fill I I'uldn (inirgla, North
injf In until it frw iniikiitrv ult> > i i Utulimt mid Smith Carolina Kri*
5:00 I1 M lly 0 *10 tiVlurk rvrrv , <t-1y at a t ».nf. i.-fii i' lien ' Mtlendlent l#i tin* oulfil toiiN up mid 4..I t v ,’lfMi dr le^nfi’4 and leader*.
fo r
tha
ihr
hud nf« rtnl »i Irek to i S im nil nail v. ft •> rhii'iMi
lifrit-ner
the diMAiilnwfi auction looklii* for
RaUrtninturfit
On (hr front porrh uf th«> llo
tel Mayfair the rrgiutfiitJil |»nml
nf thr
HiVIfi Infantry, umlrr
Captain W |#1 J,rarh, nrmmdi'd
hundri'flR uf prn|ifi* In purkml
Sliuwura ami th u m ic r c tn r m s In
cars atKiut thr huirl. Hr|nitr«t nriu lit. *«*utliea*t portion llda a f t e r uf thr Hwiu^irat Imnda t,l lllnnd. u'tm. Kinicntlly fair tunight and
ing tin* itruup pourt'd uut “ hot Bumiay; cooler in the north fttl4
lick s” on »urh nrrangcnu-nU n- eeftlittl portm na tonight*
“ While Heat' mid "Tlierc’ll Re
Some tdisnges Mode" while the
audience blow llinr ear hnrn*
and rheerwl
Downtown the men filled every
placo of biuiiiir*e that had re
Yt s l r r d a y 's tdeiillfiration
mained <>|wn. Iteitaurant* wen*
woe Mr*. A K. .‘ d. or maker,
feeding capacity
rrowd*
white
.117 I's rk Avenue.
more men stood on the sidewalk
Friday atternuon about 4:10
wslting for tables to ho rmptled.
uMock yuu wera standing |g
The dime store sold mrn post
front of Ilrtgg’s Jewelry Starg
cords, souvrnlri and candy. Dor.
talking with Sidney, Nit- Tour
tendeis wsre busy filling mugs
conversation, which seemed to
with draft beer.
be a serious out, wo* inter
Rain last night gave the boys
mittently Interrupted by tht
.soma apprehension
about
arrival of tha bore o f - tha
"pup’’ tents they hod to sleep In.
107th Infantry, who wera be
Two men occupy one of the small
ing conveyed In trucks an Seat
tents and roll up in a blanket on
First Street to their
the around.
The
Untmalee
for the night. You ware
pitched their shsttero as soon as
I n g ’ a blue suit, wUto
they arrived at the romping
brown Ue, grey bat and
tround* and dun shallow ditches
tan shoes. As this
LOCAL WEATHER
Richard Monron and Mtoa Irene
Jobnoaa, boh of Ran ford wera
waned a marriage lleenaa at tha
Court House yesterday.
* ’ * 1i
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i.
The Boy Scout Hoard o f Rc.
view will hold a meeting at the
Junior Ulgh Shoot Monday night
at 71*0 o'clock, E, L. Katocy,
chairman o f tha adrnneament
committee o fihe Seralnola Dis
trict, said today.
SemiUole Is Exempt
S on Corps And Seminole
From Selectee CaU
Parade ST. AUGUSTINE, Apr, I —
CfH f) Brigadier ■General Vivian
Ceuta* announced last atafct quo.
too for Individual boards under
Utowrenth call for selaeteoa from
Sevan counties, Munroe, Semi,
aele, St. Johns, Franklin, LaFayqtto, Manatee end
DaSoto,
WAS THIS YOU?
surrounding each tent to drain
the water from s round them.
Y n d u numbering US
wore
parked all over the nrounds, side
stroeU and First Street near Ike
Soldiers have a l
nee to toe truck*
In (ho mood to
yourself at
iffkw . before
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WASHINGTON. Apr. 3 — W4
— Thr United Stair* demanded
today the Immediate recall of
the Italian naval attache In Wash
ington, Admiral Alberto Lai*, on
tha ground*- that he was connect,
ad with the sabotaging of It*.
Han ahlp* in thU country.
Car Chasing Negroes
Rims Into Group,
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but iaolated outI'.O* fighting occurred
the strike-closed Ford
Company plant today
and Governor Murray D. Van
Wagotnr announced that re•:sumption o f mediation conkrencaa with the C.
Eld company officials nud
keen postponed.
i - Foot bogroos in sn automobile
v o n beaten severely by union
ptekata who thated them nearly
Mails fro/n the main plant cate
•
Three of til# picket*
etruck down aa the ear follow,
in* the negroea* machine ploughed
through a fighting group at a
•pood reported by wltnesea at 40
iliee an boor,'
One picket aaaertad he we*
----- ta the stomach.
_ mediation off acts In the
paralysing the Ford Motor
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a. “plan tor eettlV
thi soon after state
la the plant
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United Yugoslavia Faces
Threat O f Nazi Invasion
Fascists, Nazis Clftim
New Successes In
North African War
Proposed changes In the City
f'hsrter. Including one providing
for thr election of ■ Maynr by
popular vote, were dlscuued at
h meeting In the City llsll test
Secretary of State Hull sent a
night by a group of about 80 per
note to this effect to the Italian
iif r i in
a nr
3—141)—The son* and this district's represen
Ambassador, Prince Colonna, on A I,r
y
tative* to the Legislature State
rder* of Prieildent Roosevelt, who
(Untie sank 387,800 tons of Hrnator E. F. Housbolder. and
Id decided the continued pre
icrchant shipping from Mar. 18 John G. Leonardy and E. JC.
tence of Admiral Lai* “ would no jto 2.1 n one of
the heaviest Brady, representatives.
longer he egreeable to this gov ‘ lerl** of bows
yst
claimed
The meeting was held at the
ernment."
gainst flritlah shipping, informed invitation of the legislators, who
Secretary Morgrnthau said to
clew said today.
said they wished In sound out
day he and Attorney Genara)
Coupled wlLh.thls report, the public sentiment on the bill* be
Robert H. Jackson vote "atndjr. ' 'll.;
, Igh Command announced that fore they left for the opening
In *". tmiilhl* action to forfeit to! Oertnart
(Jc
ami Italian troops had of the legislature on Tursdsy.
the United States 30 German and •cored new land tuccczaea
in
Four of th* till]* discusRfd had
Italian vessels seised last week Twrth Africa with the recapture
been advertised. The other pro
end.
of Airedabla, in northwealern posal, to change the
present
The 1917 law under which the
■nrthod whereby thr City Com.
Axis ships were seised because of
I?© flritlah minimized this land mission rlrct* the Mayor and tho
sabotage by the crrwa provides Cfiga'ipciTnciitforms of th* Commission mrmbem
that thr government may ask
Uctwwi i'iO.000
and
40,000
are staggered, was brought up
forfeiture of the ships as a ptnItalian mildicrf, the IcaL^ri rem- for thr firnt time without having
sltv of sabotage.
5anta uf t hi* Faflclnt army in brrn previously advertised.
Asked whether the ship* of any IQrltrrn, n ff fleeing1 anyth ward
Two change* In the Commission
other nation might be taken toward Addis Ahaha, Ethiopian
Into custody. Morgonlhau rrpllrd Cftpital. in fust an they can. Bnt- srtup wero suggested in bills
that no advance notice nf such ,f*n military smurf * Maid Inut that had been drawn up ami that
were read at the meeting One
* n action could be given if it fjfh t.
was contemplated.
The only major
tnsjn point left in. provides that the Mayor In. rtretrd at s general flection for n
• f the Italian fiaiC in Italy a term of three years, two Com.
eldest colony i* MaRBiua, Kfd n.lttluners rlrrtrd for a term of
Bee port mid
and 11
n city was «f«. I I wo yrar* each, and two other
that
htcj ni on the brink of capitiu Commissioners elected for terms
tlon.
of onr yrsr each.
BUDAPEST, Hungary, Apr. S
Thr Fastint*i reported Icnvinir
Thr Alternative bill
provides
—IAT_ Count Pal Telekl. flfItrra pin* npproiimattty On, that
thr Mayor and nil thr mrnt.
yrar.old premier of Hungary, 00 other Italian troops virtually
died tinespectedly during th* aolatrd in Ethiopia are all Iho hers of tho Commission would
night. The llungsrien cabinet waa Kalla nlroop* left to light In tr rlrrtrd by popular vote at onr
llmr for two.year terms each
Mid today In have resigned si
lu t A fries
The consensus nf those at the
the result. The foreign Office said
meeting who vjlred thslr opin
the death we* caused by a heart
ions favored having the people
ailment.
elect their Mayor, hut supported
Report* published In Rwliief*
tb* praaut method nf having th*
land asserted Crlrkl commit!
terms ot ‘ the Commissioner* slag,
suicide Th* premier w*V pere “
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sonally known to be pro-Brlliih
Mr* I'helir Jennie Mnlelngrr, grrrd
rather than pro.German.
Much of Ih* discussion of thr
* rrsldrnl nf Hanford
for
IN
year*, dlrd *1 4 48 n’rlock Wed other four bills centered around
nesday efli-mooii at hrr home on the i)ursl|nn of whether It was
A r m i P h O f f i c e Is
It *■*! First Street following
a wise for the City In pan* any
furthrr tax mre-urrs. and what
M o v e d T e m p o r a r i l y lingering Mine..
Horn In Patterson. N Y , Mr*. lYnefita would arrrur from thr
'Remodeling of thr offlca of thr Motalnger i« -urvlved by n ala. hills.
county agent,
It. Dswion, find Irr-inUaw, ttr, K M Baker of
Savers] nf those present sox
tha home demnnatration agent, Itoek lllll. S
ctlcd that a referendum should
wloi arrived
M n . R«vfl Andrew*, ha* nrcraaU here today
x held on the proposnL^gmrod
twUd them moving thrfr head
Service* were held
*|
4 t8> nients to determine public opin
?iuarter9 to the top floor nf the o'rlurk tielmy nt
the
Krlrknnn ion
iciurt Elouae b» the grand jury I'oncrel
There waa also
considerable
with the Rev. W
room.
I’
lluhrman
officiating
Mm discussion to wliether th* City
New ceiling* anil imrtitin* are Motalnger » * « buried in the Or Intended the bills to charge for
to b« put in the of/ue and thr ange City Cemetery, betide her sewerage disposal and garbage
Interior drtigned In make the husband,
collection as revenue mrasurrs
office convenient for employe*
Most of those present agreed that
and peraon* of the office, K. A
If th* billa were primarily to
HOLLAND AIDS NAMED
Dyaon, In charge of the work.
raise ravrnue, they should be dis
Raid,
~[ ALLAH AKSKK. pr S -i/t l— carded, but If Ihry were intend
the
operating
llrnry M Sinclair
of
Winter ed to pay for
trrvicrs,
they
Haven was appointed seaittanl costs of these
ee. rotary to Governor
Holland should be passsd
Wednesday to serve i t legislative
Excerpts from th* discussion
secretary during thr session of of th* bills follow
Senator Houaholdrr opened th*
Slightly over 71 percent of thr thr Legislature beginning Tues
meeting and explained that II
celery In the sand lends sur day
had been called In diacusa local
rounding Sanford has been cut. s
legislation that will b* preasnted
check made Saturday night and
to th* Legislature, and pointed
announced today Ly W. J. Chas
out that to* legislators did not
tain, representative of th* Flori
Intend
to eipress their awn views
da State Marketing Bureau die.
Th*
meeting was fur th* purpose
closes.
of th* public to evidence Its
Th* figure does not include
opinion, h* declared
th* Oviedo muck lands, whsre
Us explained that in th* rase
cutting has not begun y*L
C ity News Briefs
of local Isgtalallon, th* delega
tion must agree on the bill before
The Townsend Club will hold It la passed. He emphasised that
Its regular meeting si the Court the legislators had no desire to
House tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
pass any bill* effecting the City
unless Uis people went IL
LOS ANGELES, Apr. 1 — W
Krite Koenig end Miss Ruth
Th* first proposal concerned
— Mary Pickford, suffering from 'Browne, both of Orlando, ware ■ bill to declare the collection
a kidney ailment, la uadar obser Issued a marriage license at the and disposition of garbage by tha
vation In a Los AngelM hospital. Court Houae yesterday.
City • public
utility and
to
Dr. Vsm* C- Hunt Mid too
autoorlM tha City to tropoa*
screen and radio actreea entered i A building permit was Issued and
eollact a charge for tha col.
tho heepltal two d a n ago; that to Footer Smith to tear dawn * lactlon
her condition wee not serious and four-room frame building on Me. garbage. and dispoaltlon of th*
h* did not know whether an op pi* Are a us between Ninth and
Senator flouiholdsr. In reeding
eration would be necessary.
Tenth Street*.
"end explaining to* bill, declared
that m a consequence of home
stead exemption, the City mult
servk* *11 homes while collectlag tags* for bond service alone.
Euch a bUl has been
declared
constitutional by tb*
Supreme
Court, b* said.
Troops Of 167thInfantry And 117th
Field Artillery Plan Overnight Stop Hungarian
MuJ
O. I,. Ilupree, uf Iho
107lli Infantry at Camp Blandlii)
announced today that hla re|f t
Miss Hinton Goes
To Regional Scout imctil.
accompanied by a battalion
of the 117th Field Artillery, will
conm to Sanford tomorrow fur
Meet At Orlando an mi-might stay,'
It Hill he Ih* aocond "btllia Irei
krieg" by Dlanding troop* of this
, attended the 1941 regional city within a wrek. Monday the
Scout, conference In U rlan -__
ltd to Infantry and I part of tho
th Field
Artillery camped
tghl gear r a t Rollon Park.
" “ "S
r lt e T ~ CavoUneptleoertg and ’ ‘ Raj
Dupree telephoned Ed
ward Higgins, secretary uf the
The
delegate*
reprmwnt
lb*
2
to
Chamber of Commerce,
this
y.i but
* thou, 4M G irl. floouts registered •tn morning and told him the troop,
troops
ltt<the
Juliette
tow
region,
will begin In arrive about 3 :0!l
tympathlsin
ladlea- which includes the four states. n'rlnrk Friday, and. that the last
Tho
conference
will
continue
un
------ - -urthtr tooobis.
unit will reach her* about b on
Otway's
announcement.
on til tomorrow. •
P M. It Is espectad that about
Conference guests and speakers ROQ mom troop* Will come in.
■fitch ho did aot elaborate, cllinclude:
morrow
than war* hers Mundsy
]b «M »ridljMteralo»In# event*
Mrs. Harvey 3. Murid,' national
including a FWd Company raThough no pared* will be held,
|0«»o*t for Proaldent Roosevelt to president of tha Girl Scouts, and MaJ Dupree extended an invita.
aid la stopping "terroristic mass the fallowing nations! staff mem lion to Sanford people tn *l«tt
pick*ting” and tha govtrnor'i or. bers: Mr*. Ratio Lee Jtihnmuu the rump area.
director at large; Mrs. Ruth (>sdor for troopora.
" Please feel.fr** to ln»pecl the
mariner adviser;
Miss
“ Til# atrika was ealled by the bom,
ramp site," the efflcsr said, "sod
Frances
I
sm
,
field
adviser
at
United Antoaoblla Workers (0.
there will he an tq»en house dur
t. O.) shortly after midnight. forgo; Miss Margaret Chapman, ing our stay." Col. Walter M.
At l i t l o'clock last night Dewey, camp adviser; Miss Ids' May Thompson is commanding officer
leaving a conference room In » Horn, advisor on leadership and of ihe 107th Infantry. Brig Gen
downtown Detroit hotel, made hi* director of Training Camp Edith J C. Hutchison will accompany
#aonn«omant to newspaper mm. Mary, New York, and Miss Kath th> troop* to Sanford.
,T "A plan Kao boon evolved for erine I’ark, field adviser at large
■\ hand concart Will he given
and director of Camp Juliette
Mtttement," bo Mid.
si Hie hantUhtll on the lakefrnnt
AJthongb Dewey declined to tow.
A mariner training rotifer will at ft :30 o'clock by tb# regiment's
.My more, hi* statement wt*. in
given on -Saturday at thr Or band.
terpreted to aw n that the c. I. bo
Th* water pipe* end tempi»r*ry
ieadm had aggrad with him lando Girl Scout little House. lights which wetrd arerted by 'he
Mist Emily toxenby, leader of
a daflalte program.
Jacksonville mariner City Monday fee tha use of the
--------had laeludsd August one of h the
u been naked to assist troops hav# been laft standing
oil*, state director of the ships,
wilh tho course. Mariner ships and will be U»*d again by the
sk i Wftlttr lUuLhtr, are
popular among 187th Infantry* Hem* »f most
« o fte o International txe- Girl Increasingly
Scouts, *na leader* are or too men la Alabama.
Hlnca many Mratni from the
equipping themselves for this
J, temajitte* of flvo re- featuio of the program.
towns surrounding Bnnford will
I J " Fo»d Company an.
th*
Mr*. 11. Plant Osborne, chair want to com* IS to see
„ * betel WttJte of Griver- man o f lb* Juliette Low Regional tmop* Friday, aaverel store* sr*
V” .Wageaar for what a Committee, said yesterday, "Amid punning to remain ' epen to™«rIho governor (ha dark foreboding* la the** row night ta gif* / these people
•fforta to troubled times on* ray o f light an opportnaitF to do tbelr shop,
n mains, our yodng folks, tho ping tnan Instead a f on Saturday.
UP vm» bead-id hop* of onr land. Wo who Kav* Th* troop*' wilt remain over,
geanpaay pm . tha good fortona to to active night and Isava agrir tbs next
a Mentiflad In Girl Scoot work today, arc morning far
Jamrn Bra. Ploying a vital part in keeping
peraon. that ray constant. I f to our prlvDig* to parn on .to our Girl
WAS THIS YOU?
Vka Wagoner's srere- Scouts a n . understanding and an
* ' «MnM>"*^*
4hi roretaor planned appreciation o f their American
I eeafmace shortly h*^,1*** *•* to equip thmn with
Yesterday'* . Identification
tho Ford amlanarlo* •Ullo end interests that should wa* Mtoa Mildred Rabaon, Se.
Thomas J. Dona.
•« piping them I Sanford A*•*<*•
, Lynch, membars to hold It fasL
About |:|0 o'clock Wsdneespecial media.
day night yon ware chatting
With the follow popularly
Marine Recruiting
>ft«r mote
known M "Bwode" at
too
Rv,, .-oal
. O ffice fa Opened Smoko R oom.' Yak wore wear,
afternoon
lag a bltM ahtri, bln* troooen
again. One
fl*V“ JF-' f t Crystal. announced
.to death today that (he marine recruiting
office )a Oriande ber Won renatfl Apr- II. with of■I many
•floor o f the
ey. After
Tea about
follow
8a
**
lb # **** «r it
, *e«l 30
“ '■“ -toallat In
ter •
I tola I
•▼tea aw ride,
I asked
Crystal at there.
ta leave,
|W* * 4 ____ _
ig a straw
TV)*# who a
>4 far tha,
tel .in tte i
Exa&rwr
*
$2*.
Premier
Dies Unexpectedly
'
Mrs. Phebe Motsinger
^Ipiea At Her Residence
f
71 Percent Of Celery
Crop At Sanford Cut
Mary Pickford fa
Hospital Patient
“Blackout” When Electric Current
Slops Causes Mild Inconveniences
. ^•Wbere wa* Johnny when the Mar* when kia motor* fsited and
o f the machinery stopped.
tok
■* "V * allLinotype
maeblaee at tb* Her.
eject do currant v
e ff for
sbent u minute*.
Tb* service aut
weald hav* to be eel by head.
rtth # hi steUoa acre*, from tb* >. Police gadto ca n cruising
- - , ci{
M wort( <or
O W F R k w had t# wstcb three
to end drive m l
petted e f time tb*
“ tag abl* t* mil
a* o ff store lb*
$ SLHTV’Sa?
Con
L
%
at Um Cera Got*
•topped and
m m aa agate
try load tea l
W a . F.L
il
Ttoe
H itle r S u m m o n s
H is
l e g a t i o n T o B e r lin ;
I t a lk n n C o n f l i c t
fa
S con
A s I n e v ita b le
Germans Report Legislation To Amend Sanford’s
Heavy Blows On
Charter Is Discussed By Group
Of Citizens And Representatives
Enemy Shipping
:&
Seamen taken from Italian ahlp* telied at Glouceitar, N. J..
near Philadelphia, salute the flag which they had to atrika at their
vessels were taken over by the United Stair* Thr sailors, ihown
under armed guard, were Interned at (he Gloucester immigration
bureau. Sixty-five foreign ship*, totaling some 300,000 ton*, were
aefted by. the United State* after discovery nf -stotegn on Italian
wore
freighlera.
N L M B E R 184
I atari,
traffic
D. L. Thrasher asked what Is
tb* policy « f other towns, th*
sis* of Ranterd.
Senator Honshe liter cited a
town that naad euch a system *.
Mid that tha action had be
upheld tor the Supreme Court.
Hr* Thrasher replied that “ It
reasonable In view ef th*
feet that th* tax easing needed.''
B. W. Ware, county judge, said.
"There should be a limit, It
aaanta to mt, to tha ehargs far
■uch a Mrrtea. If this Mil ^
Just ter Um paka o f raising re.
TCHMh wa should all be against
H. | favor the bUl only to pay
rwttiitryyYriS
m
or Peak
suited at this meeting tonight,
hr said. "M y personal tax hs*
brrn raised stout 109 percent,
and my water ta* has also tern
raised. But In Daytona I know of
a family similar to mine whore
taies are 100 percent less. There
are just more and morn l i v >
without greater returns. I *m op
posed to the billOther comment-' on thr pro
posed legislation were ss fol.
lows:
Jamra Wright; “ The whoU- propoult ion lhould he votrat mi by
th© people beeauze you cant de
termine their opinlotm fairly thlf
wzy. I think it would Ih’ all
right tc» pant the bill with * refer*
endiim attached, nud let the peo
ple volt upon It-'*
llrnry McLaulin, Sr ; ‘The hill
duel not prescribe the container©
for the gartage or the one© wdm
•should pay for them whrtluT il
In the u irn or the t‘41^. I don’t
like th*’ iden of piiWnr tlii*• toll
without knowing whnt it n nitont
Kilward lllggimi, I lly (NimrniR•itmtT and (Chamber of r^itniiicirc
jM’cretary: 4,Thr hill ii not « re
venue hill, but i« intended jiint
to carry the expermr of the ricrvlci* Itompqwnera
«t
proent
don't pay for ikiIIci*, fire, iir
other Arrvjrm, hut only r Ifi mill
levy for debt nervier. The City
ii running nhml of opcmtuig
taoney. If you w«nt the town to
te run properly and the ntreet»
clean, the ownen nf housea muM
pay thek nhara of the rout of
operation. The City In out be
tween $90,000 and $3f»,QOO l»ecauiie of the homestead exemp
tion, The bill may need rfvliiion,
but the principal of It 1b to charge
homei for tho Rtrvlro or to
do without the benefits.*’
Leader Of Croats
Joins Government
F ears O f A tta ck A r e
I n c r e a s e d Ity
O u t
b u rsts O v e r
R a d io
HOME.
Anr. .1 — (A P I—
Ylrglnln Gstrl*. leading Far.
ri-t niiliirial -ookr-man, as.
■ertrel Imlav German;' Bad
Italr no hmeer feel bound
In respect Yngn-lavla's terrllor; InlrErit; and pnllllrat
tndrpendenre a- was guaran
teed when the former Belgrade regime nlgurd the Axis
part
fir
Oenrlnlrrf Crraa
W a r alarm s rrnrhrd u v lItrnn t in c h in the Hnlknnn
I chIhv ns A d olf lliflr r culled
honie thr fifittm ii Irgatlon
Htafl ill Ibdgnidt'.
IMitlornalit* iinh'M lutnerted
the N n /i K iirlin T had nppnrrn tlv iletitlrd that wnr w ith
ViiRt»sli*vin u p s inrvitable.
In
iifigh h n rm g
H u n gary
tho Uungiti mu gto i tmiiclit wm
ieporti'd I” bjHif i("signed follow
ing Hu* m> t« i y i mg* d ibuth of
Premier Count I'.tl li leki, known
fur hi- pi ti.Hnl lull
sym path lew.
Thr foreign of fur Mild he died of
it hrnrl mlnnut
(icmiftti inuiunicd
**hli tzrrli
Jnircs were reported mussing
Urge nilinhr i w on thr RoutnanU
frontier loss thnu f*0 miles from
Helgrntle. Other fnwl NazI divt-
X
(liiMllnurri e»n 1‘anr i:1||lel|
Salvation Army
Reports $2700;
l ag Day Slated
lienrv MrLmjlln. Jr : "I believe
tho bill wtiiiid give the City too
much authority, «nd it nmy f»»i«e
lomi'imr tu u«e thin utility mol
no other
Henator
limiaeholder
“ You
Woubl wont thr citizen to be r<It
to dispone of the garbage in any
|'Uei'pil a nf Hl« SfllVHtion Af*
way ?'
HU Ciimpit ign n nri"ii need
today
Mr MrleiiuJin: "Yen “
Hi.it )■ lohil nf C 7 ‘HI bud been
W, C Hutchison: “There
i* ported in « iisli and pledges so
• lieed nf clarifying the art
f«», ridding Hint « ii mu her of
to whether It In for cost or rr fit 1*i'*n■>, bflir MO v> lei contrlvrnue Jt seema prartlcal for lh»* hull ■| tti the eiiO'inf rlrivr.
City to designate zurnr ngeticy l<»
Some p*M-t)ii- li.iu' railed CapCollect garbage
ism If K J" t' i** direftnr, this
Mr
Wngbt
“ Is there uriy wi ek. be Mild, ii lid tinted that
provision for taking t«rc of „n> Hu y hsd n< \ hri-l m opportunity
surplus that might nnrur?*
to yue turl f k|mI h< rould COUflt
Hens tor IfoiiNbnldrr “ A n 1 im ....... ben. for >i • nOiioHinti. t)lhderstnod it there would lie no el * who lire in r rented in aidrurplu’i ■"
mg i be drii •• mi \ te4i phone fliOd
Mr
right “There should in or trill Mt (In
.utooitrters, 113
some provision for h aurpliiN end Mrigfiolui A v* ini
( iiptaiu Roia
wh»t would be done with it '
said
Henator I!nunbolder
“T h a t
Moutor llim l. Iinirman of
could he correcteil The surplus
would apply on the neat year's tin* r.. 1* rnl i Miiiiuilti'r, Has turned
collection eipensea. unit the col In 111 To iitul Im- assured Cap
lection rosts nezt year could Iwi tain Itose Unit In- will »*cur*
more for Iho nfgHftitation.
reduced ’•
Waller II nil v lommiinder of
Mr, Higgins:
“ As drawn up
by the City
ComuilRnlun.
tb the colored A merihim Legion Pont,
bn's
nifreed to are oil colored ©ITU
coat woukl not exceed f»0 cents u
month and we don’t telleve tlmt iploves of tb Atlwntir Coast Lind
more than 2ft ernu a month wilM!,.nd hs- si i h"* nred CapUftl
Rose that the n« irro liny Rgputa
be necessary to pay for It "
George A Sneer, Jr.: "To me would anfis* with 'h© tag day
it teems just that it la one more Saturday They tvill tag only
tho fltjf,
tax. The City is limited to ta* tho'*c ill their aiTtiun
11ibhiird Cwsselherrv. rhnlrmtn
one property owner I ft mills, Our
of
Ore
CassidheMv
dlstrfat,
(intf
budget now is imme thing
like
$136,000 a year Five years ««o M V Wheeler r«f Oviedo h»v«
Il was only $83,000 a year Still, promised •■• ird Ihint reporta tn
tag collections now are 41 per by tu on Hntordri v
cent better. We must c (insider
A group nf girls from th© sen*
the bills not just aa to whether lor class at Seminole High School
they are fair billa. but as an have volunteered tn sssial In th*
other !•!.*■
tMg day* which will be held In
Senator
Ilous holder:
“ Your the downtown district Saturday
statements are correct, hut th»- Captain Rose Announced.
charter the City operates under
waa adopted many years ago and
chan*., hav* .lore taken jtlacr M n t H U O k l l , A x i « H o a d s
W* now psy tears on our bust. ,
’
,
nl
rather
than
on
our A g r C C O n A f t l O n i f a n
Mr. Speer: “ Why are there In.
road* on the City when w« hove
more money, other revenues and
better rolleetlona than we bad
five year* ago. Tha coat of City
government has Increased S3 1.3
percent over five years ago.'
Fred B. Wilson: "The object of
th* bill Is to prevent the car*
Ism disposition of garbage, such
M would affect public safety."
Senator Housbolder: "It stems
to b* sentiment of those her*
that th* biU Is all right If it I*
................................................
for tha
expenses of operation only,
HOME,
Atir
3
— (AY—
J*p-
iiorso Foreign Minister Metiuok*
h a s agrerd with I’remler Muxso.
Iini end Adolf Hitler on * Joint
plan of acllon against the United
Ktatrs In tha event nf American
Involvement— declared or unde
clared— in hostilities sgslnst IM
Axis powers, authoritative lln*
IIans Indlrated yesterday.
Tha Japanese stetssman said
goodbye to Mussolini before re
turning tomorrow to Berlin fog
further confareneta with HI
though people dlslik* to pat taxes H* also Ulksd yesterday w
upon tkamaalvaa.’'
Pop* Plus XII at a 86-mlnote
E. E. Brady: “I'd b* Inclined terelsw at th* Vatican,
airy statesman
to rate far tola.’’
the Dngvst onr
Mrs, W. C. H u tc h is o n ___ _
ever had with tb
lb# pontiff. T
U would be wise te discus* all in a position to
to k C w I m M
tho MBs and find out tho osutl. surveyad tb* whole world ■
‘ about all Af th* m .'
Uon. ■ •T7
t.
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m uch
longer
can
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s t a y ^o u t
op
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Anticipated In Fail
h ^ * * "1* Bncoanter*d b y tha trainee* wiu
them "lum pa, measles,
,0" ,,"^ r i,y characUrrietic o f chlklhond.
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.faction to riorum, curing 1M1
continue* to bo favorable,” taro
B- H. Howard, outlook wwtoHu*
with .tho Agricultural .Extension
Stroko. Indication* art that Dm
number o f Man farrowad in tha
United State* this Spring will ba
substantia l)v sn-sllcr than a year
•artier, stitch will moan fewer
hok* for market this Fall. Tha
number, o f boas to fad marketed
for alaurbter during tha last half
af th. ioto.41 season, or through
August, probably wR) ba around
IS percent smaller than n. m i
aariiar. In*parted bog alauehtrr
"■ WorWW* W H S ? fife!
J l tra,nln»- ,b0“ u«« of tha rea trie ted
which they are quartered.
f
In
m ffllh n h M i™ .* 1
^ * r ' o *how the improvoPhy*l<lu® ancJ health acquired by aoldlera in train-
ll
jjf i [u” S S r » t f Un “ T O
!*1
*»» *ww thinner
Boldlcr*
° nq 7 e *ht,j th° *ver**® weight of the
Social
A n d Personal Activities
LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
P ic tu r e !
Social
Mrs. Smith Reports
C
alendarj 0n state club Meet
Reports on tho forty-seventh
TTIURSDAT
annual conTenUon of tha Florida
Th. T F I n . . .
f « d«f«Uon of Woman's Clubabald
Baalist CTumh wl“ m e e ^ . t S i b , Mm^Briph
sSlto
y " Pmm rnin^*’ 1 7'3° in' !*
Mra. Cummings group will be
' in k
i. .
,b , * ? clUI on, ‘ h*
w t » s and atyle of composithn
S
l h ? nthe
^ tboys
e
" dtheS military
r 'i l S
fowl than
had before entering
aer-
Milan Music Club on 603 Myr.
J«
m 8C:1? P' J*,', A •“ *
Jsl hour will follow All mem.
“ r*. *nd ..lhel.r friends are In.
to ■“ end.
. .k J own*r,nd C,ub wUI m**'
,n 4 te Co Urt J,ou.,e al 7:30 P- Ms « « ?r*ch.« tU,“ of **"•
A. Maffett will give a radio ia.
c, ' ? I rL
M. B. 0 . Orlando,
•t_ 6:00 P. M.
FRinAY
*S?
of meat animals, and
fJJJRoteriy
hog*, during the
lMCMl season. /lowerar, hog
price* have followed • downward
ilnc . £ P “ f P“ l •*»*»* *e*ks,
P «k w*» reached about
JI
nr'. J * " seasonal def?'n*
»o» been great, how.
1 h T j /.H 1prl<7 * o U l l
well
abova the level of a year earlier.
„ T,!e “ five outdoor Ufa o f the Armv In d th* utrtrt
or linlreatca
FOR TODAY
dr,,ion. and tho delegatss, Mrs.
B. C. Moore and Mrs. B. J. UoUy
at the general business meeting
lnd faneheon of th* Woman'*
Club yesterday afternoon
,T he 'P '^ t r s stood before a
table which was decorated with
lh# numaroua souTenIra preeent*d them during the convention.
Among them were miniature eult
case* filled with aeafoam candy,
,nd bearing the announcement of
lhe ceneral federation meeting to
50 held *n Atlantic City'In th*
Mra. Rev* Andfrwa,
accom
near future. Other favor* In.
eluded coeoanuta made into flow- panied by her fathef, J. C. Dan
iels.
has
gone
to
Zephyrhllta
to
er container*.
Mrs. Thurston Roberta of spend a few days.
torment. lie that •torviUon diet or «ro eeverely rationed |.y tholr sovernr e a d y ’e i t #n i ^ Pih ° f i‘ h° c K * 1 8utnt* "' moat o f whom fll*
•*
f i l l in g t h e
*?F them- win cat more meat
' •“ ** > • m l t o h r f f i ! r a.r. th#n1(they hav« in tho past. Good
ICR HOUSE ,
•umntlon
nbf S
. ? will
Jr. ,tho
e*t,Inf ^ greater
that th0than
n*‘ ion’«
coneumpjten of
meat
bo on^eighth
teat year.
I'aoem*1*?
d
y * / h°
l ’ «teraburg
Independent,
h
S
,i J " 1
? ls f i * nce fr. “ H ^ t wlth talk we have been
D^annJLw t b 1 P ? M cr,^ ce* th* t would have to bo made
lea*
Nhn l d n n T
In
U ,t w ar w® ^
m eattho con trary, It aeema that we are ca t.
Lingerie Trim!
Books And
By MRH. IRVING
to^ F who do#* Bot participate
U the fullest In tho agony of
hi* fallow human brings. If I
a ,10t. " * U* w,,h mr Ilf* I
should bo unabl* to write . . .
The Christian idea has got Itf be
wrved; that the Word I. mad*
Fleeh One muit write with one's
body.”
Tllchard Wright** novel, •'Na
tive Hon," sensational beat aellor
of a year ago, has now boon
dramatized, and the play opened
.! lrnai,»* y toward* the end
of March as ■ Mrrcury Produc
tion under tha distinguished dL
r#c,|o„ o f oraon Wall** and
John Ilousrmsn. Paul Green, Pu.
lister Rrts* dramatist
• “ » „«»• W d ,M T •
Authors
FKINIIBKG
M mistaking,
r toe'that ha* been
E |tha a-maklng
hotter In June
dor I* breaking I
CHARLES MALAM.
■ Potm turg Indepen• to know “ Ara Ws at
Vs that attach** will
tm .lF fl Legislature
W E E K LY N EW S COLUMN
» y j o e H e n d r ic k s
l ARK YOU QUALIFIED-Th#
l|te pursuit o f Happiness, which
Government I* asking for exports
*
people tan beet m ill* through
to nearly all line* of employment.
a democratic form of government.
From J|m». to lima f hav* people
Now you art engaged In • great
unU
lh** wu epeo.
to rerteln trad**,
eTt.bll.h* h W J25 ^
I
d f thorn I
Nance To Speak On '
Holy Week Program
therm, on March. IT.
.A n , tiabridgement of **Thd
WoundedI Don't Cry,” by Quentin
Raynolda is
______
________
mm
featured
- In %
tha
March Issue of Omnihook, tha
I book-magaslnc. Included In tha
MW# Issue arc digest* o f "A
Tranaarr o f th* Wrrld'a Great
Letters,” edited by M. Lincoln
8fbutter) "With Lor* and Irony”
' Yuteag; "The Qiant
Jjahua". hr Maurine Whipple•
* Ha Looked for a City** by A.
8. M. Hutchinson. , ;
] “ Benjamin Blake** by Edlapn
tha cutting pro**** when I bad." Marshall, "The Family” by Nina
Sign In a public library; "Only Fedorova and . "Up at th* Villa.”
by W. Somerset Maugham trill
low talk permitted.”
A bookseller In Australia re
. P. Putfuua'j 9«na report
cently demanded a copy of “ Ds>V
tN* final chapter o f Wlnetdh
of Our Yoare” by air mall. It «l Churchill'* "Blood, Sweat oud
edet hlm_ |49.70 postage, even Tears’ * wag doUvcrod to their offire* hi N#W|Vork.oa.tna mom.
with th* c*van removed: ~
‘ JuUom ■ Marshall,.' author of fag o f Marrh & by * S\bif$
*^«uJhhil|i Btek#,? tb# Llteruiy Mo-angev from, tha nrltW. Em
OuHd selection for Mareh, write* bu sy In Waahtngtea: Tho' aatgc-
'Stylaa made ~
' tor# with us, '
exclu-
I-Otg
new
Many
Rose,
NsVy
o f I-geo on the
Easier Frocks.
Jacket styles.
Powder, Beige,
and Violet. .
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Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brown tire he took a short course In
and daughter, Jahe, have re languages In s Y- M. C. A.
turned from Jacksonville where school In Plsidt, Germsny. He
they spent a few days with rela- then returned to America and
after a year In the business
world he entsred the ministry.
He hits studied at Christisn Nor
Mlss Lensbelle
Hagan
r
mal Institute. Grayson. Ky.; Jh#
turned Sunday to Washlngtn
Cinrlnnati Bible Seminary, l“ln.
dlan situation. Deaconess, Har D.
after visiting with helnnati. Ohio; the College of the
riett M. Bedell spoke on1 ‘T ht parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Hi
Bible. Lexington, Ky.; the South
Seminole India*.’*
gan for acme time.
ern Bible Institute, Northwestern
Greetings to the convention
University
of
were given by Mrs. E. D. Pearce, • Senator and Mr*. E. F. Hnus. University, the
Woshington. and Harvsrd Uni
president of the Miami Club, and
Mayor Alexander Orr, Jr. Re holder, sreompanied by their son. versity.
lie ha, the following degrees;
sponse was mad* by Mrs. Ralph Ksrlyle. nlsn to leave tomorrow
Tallahassee where they will A. B. The B.. M. A., and the
Austin Smith, * who shared hon for
reside
for
the
next
two
mont
is.
honorary degree of doctor of
ors with Mrs. Roberts and pre
sacred literature for "scholarship,
sided with her at a number of
Friends
of
Miss
Louise
Perkins
executive ability and leadership.'*
tho functions. The delegates re
will
be
interested
to
learn
that
Dr. Nance had four pustoratea
ported they felt “ themselves lhe has been named to Sophomore
l.efore coming to Hollins,
the
very fortunate In being able to
Church
of
attend with Mrs. Smith and re Council for the coming year at Bromley Christisn
Florida
State
College
for
Women
Cinrlnnati; the Churrh of Christ.
ceiving
th*
many courtesies
in
Tallahassee.
Fostoria. Ohio the First Chris
which ware shown them. Includ
tian Church, Tamps; and the
ing teas, flowers, fruits, and *a
historic First Christian Churrh
boat rid* given . for visiting
of Srattjtc Wash. Before gradu
guests.'' Mrs. Smith read tha list
ation
from the Seminary he did
of resolutions which were adopt
atudrnt preaching in Ohio, Indt.
ed at the convention.
an* and Kentucky.
Th* club was decorated for
In 1939 he succeeded the 1st*
th* meeting yesterday with tsll where she s a student.
Dr. Charles Atwood Campbell,
baskets of snapdragons and budtu
Mis*
Elliabeth
Whittington,
a
na Dean of the Knowles Memor
lea. The luncheon tables were
student st Florid* Rtst* Collrr> ial Chapel.
for Women In T*llah*«see. will
Dean Nanre has written for
be th* accompanist In the Spring secular and religious nepers snd|
modern dsnee concert to be held has edited and published othrrs.
on Friday In TsBshassc*.
He Is the author of s book nf|
Mukic Department wUI have a
human Inlarrsl essays, "From
- f o O T I ^ i V X Woman'* party on Apr. 80, announced by
Word has been received that Dust to Divinity.” and has dons I
_ Club fr o * 9:30 Ai M. unU) lltSJ Mrs. B. C. Moore.
Miss Doris Jackson will I— one considerable writing on the his. |
A . M,
of
the violinists In the Spring tory of religion in Florida. He1
Mrs, S. D. IKghleyman of th*
There will he an afternoon too Literature Department announced concert to be given h* t*>, nr. has had regular columns in sev.l
■sponsored by. tha Literature and th* next meeting to b* In the rhsstr* at Florida State College eral papers, was church editor I
Music departments of th* worn- form of aa Informal tea on Apr. for Women In Tallthatse* next for a dally paper, and now
Monday evening. She will also writes ■ column for the Sunday
an* Club.
Mra. William O. 9.
The Social Department, Mr*. take part In th* Sprint •modem Sentinel of Orlando. He ia an
Dwight of Rolroka, Maas- will
• speak on current events.
R. W. Kuprecht, chairman, will dance concert on Friday evening. honorary member of Lions In»
ternatlonal, a mender of the
have a dessert bridge on Apr. American Legion and of PI Gam
ma
Mu, Honor Society, anil pro
10 at 1:S0 o'clock In the after
foaaor of Biblical literature at
noon.
Mrs. J. G. Patterson we* named Rollins College.
by Mr*. C. R. Dawson as tem
porary chairman of th* commit, Lake Monroe Club
FREE DKI.IVERY
j\ y ,Q
tee to gather old books and
TELEPHONE 9122
> fc S
Makes Quilt Tops
reading matter of all kinds for
the training camps. Anyone wish
ing to glv* any of these Is asked
to got In touch with Mrs. I’au
tarson or. Mr*. Desveon.
319 SANFORD AVENUE , .
New mambers Installed
by
Mra. Patteraon Included Mrs. It. i
M. Cullam, Mrs. Revs I). An- ,
drawe and Mrs. Maym* Mem |
Hodgkin. Mr*. 8. C. Dickerson
^TUdey
waa reinstated *a a member of |
C .& C . LIQUOR STORE
n a . ■’•it**
mmm.
M
m
m
\ j I n
1.1 i t
to p b a d ’ t « uu)Upu m >vua-.:
•S ,*W l or shoot
iC H*t vooiethlog
■obit
Hoatease*
cluded Mrs.
" “
T
Mis. J
Newby
Inro for Women Vn* Seen hon.
on*.| liv tht* Nntionnl Institute
»'f I'uhlir Affaire by having one
•f it** tcnior* srlrcted for an
Mr. and Mrs. It. F. McWhor m,i . »im ship in the ft.lcral pm .
ter were hosts nt n frietl 1 1tek«*n |«ttnmnt »t \V(i<hinptoii, IV C.
I ho State
rollopt*
Hu<l«n*
dinner Inst evening
nt
their
horn*1 on the Country f'liih Ittuul »hnarii is Miss (Ar.»l\n Mims, of
for ti few frienils. Th,- tntile I’axlonrt IL art, wlilt holtIs the
from which dinner xxus sen t il I*"'1 "( ‘ haiimnn of .Mi<lit-iai v
was fvrrlaid with n lm,ii cloth in tht* li'lli'uo thivi’i iinit'iit \s
and rente re! with an arranc.
•*i tlit.ii this year, anti uht* j«
ment of sna|Mlrncons and g»i,s u
nf |u stiitlriifs to rm*i« t*
Anne’s lace.
this honor.
Knjoylnjf the party with the
'i'-s Minis i one of thrto
hosts were: Miss Muriel U,»w,"i I*i•*i !•I-1 Staff i oil,co siuili mu
Miss Alta Kvans and Mi-« 1 .r, t • t.»*hl i n ml* i in -hip in slate
McWhorter, of the <banco (leu
"'f'limn' nt this \«ai She will
eral Hospital nursint: staff in •' kin hri n, w iluto. in ih,« Fall
Orlando, Mias KUIe MeWht»rt*i. ' A a-limpton wo.it s|it> will
f': rl towalson, of the Orlanilo Ah e pintf.| with a
up. rx isitip
Base, Doyle McWhorter and t nil 1 w•i nim tit ,»fIleial a-, lull tn.i.
Me A hotter.
iu.I, nt t•t *t'i\t r iinl assistant.i lit nun.: pi iiml win. h last !
ni'liltANK.
Calif., Apr. 7 (4*1— Eighteen I-ockhoed Hudson
t Bmliers departed Wednesday fori
the east roast. Iiound for service
with the roastal coimnsnd of tho
nrittsh Itoyal Air Forre.
LIQUOR ’wines M
ssl
rturlda^elthri
? ,* ,h*tel room 'or In our house
Ml the tkohdat Mmd. at our lodge
I 'a 4
That’s what
the girls say
when they
see the new
McWhorters Honor
Friends At Party
'Dr. FIIwood C. Nance, dean of
tha Knowki Memorial Chapel at
flollln* Collect, will be tha flrat
•prakrr on the Holy Week pro
gram which will be epontorad
next week by the Froteetant and
Catholic Churches in Sanford.
He will speak at 7:10 o'clock
Monday morning at the Congre.
gational Church.
Dr. Nance was horn In Ash.
lend. Ky.. Dee. 14, 1900. Sixteen
days after America declared war
on Germany, when he wae 10
yean of age he enlisted as a
combatant soldier in the Ameri
can Army. He was the youngest
soldier in the two units with
which hr served, the 42nd Ma
Daytona Student Is
chine Gun Battalion, and the 4th
Infantry of th* Third Division.
Honored At F.S.tWY
Dr.
E.
C.
Nance,
above,
will
After brief srrvirs on tht
Mexican border ho was with tho he the flrat speaker on the Holy
TW.l-AHASSFK.
Third Division in six major en Week program, which will begi-d
Church (Special) For the
gagements on the western front at the Congregational
Monday morning at 7:30 o'clock. sicutue year. Flor
Mra. H. A. Swanson tnd Mis.
Al F. Hunt plsn to attend the
Pilot Club Convention which will
open on Saturday in Tampa.
tO V *
DESTROYS
FEAR:
. . r- .na $••> In lerai bill
d u rin g *!h s^ m 11
pe
—- j
<■ nu I S ' ,ln V1® ^cnora, ItaJn in health, an important mlc
ia played by Improvement In Army diet, which in many
iSSSSJUS.
■* « •
it ?
8 ? * » " »u b j* ct to tha. d raft
* 1
i «
*?)0Ut th<
o f th eir b oy « white they
I ST" j . " S S 8 8401 *
T M ydurtgsoldiere* health will
1 not <on i»^ tn
f
nh® rfa,I,t wDi * * baneflcia)
iS . m ftSL ™
t0 « »
p u b lic.-'
M etropolitan L ife Iiu a r e n te C om pany *ayi
S.
•;.»1
tor the meeting In
E. Compton. Mrs- J.
Mrs, B. E. ToUr.
Redpatk, Mr*. J. T.
Mr*. C. P. ltemdon.
toast were: Mr*. K.
, Mrs, 11. C. Du.
I. E- Baker, Mrs. J.
Mrs. C. R. Dawson,
Mrs M A.
Ih cY O W E L L X
YOUNG
AMERICA
is LIVES /
Anlici'v Blonde iludri
to urll hiiIi liriiHn*tud
lx-i|,-c. and they II |d.iy a lug
part in ymir Spring ward
robe i*i>|>tiljr favorurv tor
thr,Latter Parade .
Sninoilnr. it lubilr/and
dyrdlcaattly ' to ^ « n l i
bcigr .*!*. Blotidic, a tunny
tliadr lo lighten brown ami
liavy , (iiiiumo \Two*and
three tlitcsd. I 00 and I 1V
The
Yowcll Co.
9A N F O IU ), FLO RID A
iU dsam o tk le s "
*
iJ $hu ytwtlv'
litl (’ I'aWor
i/rvsi tiaii, u ak in slaving
Idert an.1 f*Kkfti hi con•
fr*MMH£ coirs Col** Churnf\t •Moca\stn C/oU •I o(rm
'(/rern. Boy »ur-\WUr*U’pMh RfJ. S u t' •**45
■>
S . . ^ j D< r t e
Ulghleyman, Mrs. J.
are. H, J. Lehman.
Exepriy,
F «D A Y
I. Nation, “Mrs. W. D.
lfU.*J. G. Patterson,
M. . Pupworth, Mrs. A.
a, Mrs. A: i . Potersost,
E. I m g . Mrs. J. B.
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY
WEDNESDAY
Clarenc* Barineau
A. B. Williams
“
Ada Adams ^
W oodruff Goe«t Ia
A t Bridge
(
coot, emu/. II IAlt
•iditlt liwy fnn Juf pnaf
«/ Lmtimiivry Idi*w It
A«ll f\n4 ItmI of laicirJ
lo/ryp* {.olid it ikf /kiJut
fddull/islly fit Jit J
•L'l Siltl. II -15 Ctiifal
litud. Coro/. Qtu4 '
A rtfm ik«- /o, v>*’
rpsnridaui’ li t Inmmtt
uuh grvtgratn ribtomtnj
t>*y purl know, is gn,
you iLji ttptntUy prnrt
W 1S «i. ii ij Cats,
Amgrusm Nsiy, Rsy
Blog. N*iaeti Asu
A moil) t r i n i k u i
s/WHnCksokrsy Mtdg
far all carnal ms Hat
lull Paul facin’ *■ reck
tJcaftu flamad gitn
Suu.U’JJ Cshrs. Asm.
Sewing: Circle Meets j
With Mrs. Garrison
Mrmlars of the Community
Sewinir Clrrlr were entertained
at the homo of Mrs. R. L Gari isoii on Riehmond Avenue yea»
tetilav aft, moon, Mrs. Garrison
used sweet pens an,I snapdrag
ons ta titeorate the living room
where tie guests met.
Nfter an aftetnoon in sewing
th. hoste.s ser\ed n freshmcnla
to the follow lliu;
Mi- I G Hunter. Mrs. R. C.
tonir. Mi
T M. Dunlap, Mrs.
loirdon I I’ » • Mis. \\ h . Roche,
>li
Mae Sheufei, Mrs. Boston
**t,'fle and Mr- R |T Hutchison.
ASKS
\n ( H M INC OK LOSS
M U VttliK. Ayr. 3 — OF)—
Julius \ Seim.
of
Atlanta,
\\. dm- dm filed n stockholder*
-ml in li'-li tnl court asking an
lit t omit itur of 'nil itllrgrd $2,000,.
mm I....... -ufl.T.d liv the Su«
th ti
hi -- i hi|, , mniiufsctur.
i'ii u| mu- ir n fining apparatus.
�~
TH U R SD A Y.
hiltlsl w t o tfa m .
Fertilizer Increases
Returns On Tobacco
Weet i n SeptemberCa!
Best Time For German
T h n i n SS cltle* In ft*
United State* with a ^ U t lw u
b r t n n WMWQ and ,1.Q0<UX»<
eteUA-rSrtte%ht, W ^ £
co fin » « n may obtete U tter th* ptaata Sara bom **t in ’ th*
yield* and return* from their *1Canra*»' tb* best m m u T T ^ 1 S i
W,U' ," m' loti* daereag* by proper in* of field, h* pointed out.
nomie and diplomatic opinion on
*" 1
“ Coinciding with . result* oh.
feriJIltera, accordln* te W.,
th* aid* of th* Atlantic an3 you
Stoke*, State Experiment Station talned ty research worker* in
gat a picture of Oarmany) atf*
other toMfro-growIng state*, our
tempting an all-out InvaaUn of
% * nl° * agronomist.
Application o f 1,000 peoada o f fertiliser experiment* with bright
the British I*|e* along a/fa irly «n#thod* o f th# modern German
definite pattern. And yen Ndae
End “ *!••"«> thalr equip- a S-SJ. M J to tb* aero la the iobaceo haro Indicated daftait^r
that a fertIUtor containing a r*.
find odd* about 8 to S agahut an
_
■■
011-oat attempt thl* year.
The Germans ara training huge
If 1b* Germana should try It, fores* in embark* Mon and landbowaear, th* first week in Sap. ing from nil ftyp e* of large air
tember afford* lha most auapi- and tea em it
clou* combination of adrantag** Tber'r* concentrating on tho
from thalr point of slew .
Mt o f loading the: big freight'.of
to r e o u r ) u .
Tho odd* at reckoned hoc* are wartanka, ambulance*, staff can,
a little higher than 2 to I that, madlUM-aliad fan* etc.— in bath
the invasion attempt would at- *lr transport* and huge motor,
tempt fail.
I*** glider*.
Daisy Cheese
Moat expert accept the general .AD thl* add* up to thl* kind
the*I* that th* German* will flrat of attaeki
lpoeo thalr submarine* and plane*
While sub* and bombers a n
on th* Brltlth. In fact th* battl* striking at England* transport,
of th* Atlantia already
h** th* convoy lama, and her Induastarted, and the stepped-un air trial center*, some 80-odd eudden
Battle of Britain ehould begin attack* by air Infantry might he
about mid-April. Meanwhile, in# launched. Relay* of pun** carryNatl* uaa Asia diplomacy and ik>» .eomplete miniature armlet
force along the BrltUh lifelines to 1would continue to aupply the**
divert a* mi'ch empire strength |x>lnt* of penetration unto they
a* poielhla to those danger point*, had
aueeweded—or
failed—to
In the opinion of observer* ••tabllsb. dsfsnalbta po*l|lont.
her*—
If tbc . fubmarlnei and their
helping plan* ryes threaten the
British tele* with strangulation,
and
,
If air ntUek shows signs of
breaking British morale, and
If ,Uinut* at empire lifelines
■ucceed,
Then—and only then—should a
prudent German high command
consider all-out Invasion,
But Tnavertheless, Hitler should
V* prepared for the odds, and
hays a hug* army to spring from
th* Invasion coast of Frtnc# any
time between April 1 and Bept.
iS, TROPICAL W O R S T E D S ,
R
'
*
1 AND DOUBLE 1BREASTED
ABB. LONGS, SHORTS, STOUTS
fORT STOUTS
• WINES
Mhlnd lha Right •'Bull
IT Try Purcell's, Every Suit Guaranteed „
,
Picnics Lb
lb. 29c
12Vfcc
i^ A T S T E W ..... lb. 21c
SHOULDERS Ib.
CHUCK ROAST lb. 17c
CALF LIVER.....Jb. 45c
PIG LIVER__ Jb. 12y*c
PLAIN OR SELF RISING
.......Mwl’ lb , etn. 37C
X B ~ ......iced , lb . i t e
pta. lie qt Ml, Ilk
B— . ....3 pitta, 10c
--------l ib. bos lie
SLD PANCAKE FLOUR..... 1',-lb. pit*. 6c
OATMEAL M W lb. bosio 13c Mb. box 18a
ELD CORN FLAKE,-------% 13-oa. box** 17c
B 8ANDW1CH SPREA D — ..... pi, j*g 13c
PEANUT BUTTER................ J ib, Jar Z3c
GELATIN A
9UOMARGA1UNR—
QUERN CIGARS.....
D U U R CANDY
5-lb.
12*lb,
24-lb.
48-lb.
b&Si-*.............
baa...............■!
bag...............<
bag............ $1
—MEAT SPECIALS—
FRYERS......... 21/4 lb. average each 68c
Western Chuck ROAST.............. „....lb. 23c
.Jb$S0c
Western
CHOPS...................lb. 22c
Western
LIVER.............. .-lb. 12c
Western
___ PICNICS........ ........ . .J b . l t e
_________ Tenderized HAMS...........lb. 27«
Sunnlfleld Tenderized PICNICS.... Jb. 19c
Rath's Sliced BACON SQUARES .Jb. 17c
Morrell Scrapple i
Bulk Paanut B utter
B otfla r B ACO N
it
B E E P B R A IN S
1°P O R K C H IT T U N G a
R M D tA a
IwnfOUB)
'■
Smoked HAMS. Jb, 20c
Loin Steak. .......lb. 19c
IXD. ILICtt)
BACON . ........... Ib. 28c
2 lbs. 29c
R ib
P IG
R IB
P IG
P IG
A B risk #! S T E W
T A IL S
T IP S
. 1
B R A IN S
I
CHOPS
Bacon any cut ib. l6c
Spinach Ih.
ORANGES doz. 20c
•*;;
Turnips.... 3 lbs. 10c
rajecT
19c
CLEANSER 2fo r 9d
PRESERVES
r o te rare
tflEINERS
COCOANUTS
FLOUR
pvm
R I D SAU SAG E
SAUSAGE.........lb . 17c
SPARE R IB S.:„.jb. 17c
RED BUSS
IONA
PIC HAMS....... lb. 17c
y'
SHOULDERS lb. 1 2 ^
SIDES.................Ib. 12c
BACK BONE.....Ib. 17c
Grapefruit 5 for 10c
NX SURE TO V1IIT >“
M t E. FIRST STREET — SAN FOP
'« Clothe Tha Fatuity — We Funtlah
,i
. 'I
LETTUCES for 10c
LAM B CHOPS
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
6c
TALL
cb6SI5lL.~_i(te
ffeXSs"........ 15c
AhHc&fsT-“ :ibc
iJH M t s M i n Halve*
PEACHES 2 fo r 25c
S® S a £ ^ 5 lbs* 27c
&&ENTOS4-OZ. SS
'pnx
i’*
p* fwJHa. ou* v
v .
n u m jAi*
|
DRESSING qt. 21c
■fgFTT:
van itBAD
S B o& L D E R S ^ Ib . 25c
THE MEET IN
■' S U tA C U WHIP U L A n
OTHERS Qt...39c
CHUCK ROA 8T Ib. 19c
Finally, hug* forers would c m
the channel for th* frontal as
sault
All this sound* fairly aaty, but
nobody knows better than tb*
German naval command tha ex
treme military risk tb* Invader*
mutt ran to bold apereh-on th*
hoatila ebore* of England, Ite80. * ,
■Ides tha Initial rlek, th* - Get.
On th* other hand them nr* man* have little naval strength
three stark, compelling reasons to convoy and protect Invasion
why tha Nail* might throw c*u. troops.
tlon to th* winds and attack thl*
rammer.
Th* Florida
Federation
«f
1. Germany must feed several Women** Clnbe will hold Ite I M l
hundred millions of people In *on- convention In Jacksonville, Mm.
querad Europe. Diet deficiency Thurston Roberta, president, an
among these
people
already nounced last week at th* eloaa
rangci dost to HO percent by o f of an execullra board.session In
ficial Nail reports. Th* Germans Miami.
must break the blockade soon.
2. American aid Is mounting
fa it
3. Except for war Industry, sea.
IP YOUR TASTE DEMAND!
FRID AY FEATURES
19c.
�THE SANFORD HERALD. 8ANFORD, FLORIDA
TIM
m U.
U. 8.
Am
T
a. A
m yy pplans
l a n s tto
o o p en
a ra e r a a U o n c a n t e r a t G e a n r a t a r B a a c h f o r U»a u s e o f 4 > 0 0
Rnlisted n a n a t th e T am p a A m y
A i r B a s e . B r ig .- G e n . C l a r e n c e U
T i n k e r a m o u n t e d This week.
"SAFELY
AND
PROFITABLY. .
p a s ld>er* I r s m s l n n l u *
Me m S< iwislUe br laws!aaral sf u t ls is laaSa la
ante bant aartaaies. Iter”
gear aaviaw* are tsnt tti:t>
ta sa.aaa kr aw aitarr at
V, a. S a in a a isi. . . ■ Usrile B f« la art UtiTllt «ream a a raralaaa AMI INirttRD n v t : n . . . . Or”•
aw eraaaat with aar aiaaaal.
A CL
* l/
CU R R EN T
DIVIDEN D
"Fyteadiy Financing"
First Federal
Savlngii & Idiun Atwn
of Seminole County
Msgaolla A v en u e
Sanford Florida
1M
H ou r8 Inspectors
Arrive To Examine
Industries Here
Long- Distance Rates Egypt Temple Shrine
Ordered Investigated Plans Easter Service
TAMPA,
W a s h i n g t o n . A p r . ’ =— o n The
Federal
r.-immunlcatlonii
Com rlssion ordered
Wednesday
sn investigation of long distance
telinhonp rntrm of the vast Hell
8y»li m nml ilireelcil the Amerirao
Telephone nnd Telegraph Com
pany nod 21 n-iocialed companies
to »Siuv why its Iona distance
rates should not le reduced.
Thr order will he served dn
each *tate governor and all sta'e
puhlie utility rum risnions in addi
tlon to the eompanics diirctly
Inspector* of the W af» and
Hour Division, U, S. Department
of latior, inspecting citrus, ds.
ridou* fruit nnd fresh vegetable
parking, running and processing
establishments arrived In Sanford
today, according to Senior In.
apecUir John
R. Thomas, in
cliarge of thr Inspection forces.
Mr. Thomas successfully dl«
rectril the rlty.wlds eilucatlonal
nnd renipliance drives In Miami
mid Tn n pn In January. The drive wan ordered by Gen
eral Philip II. Fleming, Admtnlstrntor, Mr. Thomas said, and uflD
bo rushed through until all es
tablishment* In the three catagorits "hive been Inspected.
T h is
inspection drive, Mr.
liivUlon and the Florid# Cl Irun
Growers
Association,
whereby
the Association undertook n selfenforcement campaign among Its
i menilier*,
Industry-wide In
spection hy the Division to fol
low ns the citrus trason HeartsI
ita close.
The drive In all thro* cate
gories Is being conducted simul*
PAG E r i v u
Apt.
i-t ? p e c la l) —
Fgypt Ten pie Shrine will stage
its I'.ilh annual Faster sunrise
service at Plant Park in Tiimpn
th” morning of Fussier Suiiilay.
Ainil PI, legimiing at sunrise.
0:117
\
M
The first Ki t v f r n> n i■*if - IViIT
rvrr hf*ht in Flnrliln wn* put on
t*y Kirypi T t'in p it 1ii
yenr*
Ago
and hint In-on cnndikdrd ii jriilnily
i-ihIi yin i *inc»4 then.
1 h»* m i mop this your i* in
oh atg p
Anhui*
Cnneri jjeil,
>>f ilw- i hniift i
r
F la v o r c m - m l
wi l h
tdinii.
man. All uniform bodies of^ the created the type of cranio that
I'tmplo will purl Id pate, patrol bears his nsme.
and drum rnr|i* unit* will serve
o h usher* mid nssist in bundling
traffic. Tlir band will give a
Mr red concert and llic I haulers
mil sing The musical program I*
under the prraunnl din-vlinn of
Johit I’ll1111> 8lin.Idiik
lintel
Ihnlingtmi Ynrli.iruiiiJh, snprsno
'< Oilnudi’, will be the feature
-doi-i on Itio p r o g r a m
H IM , S
p a c k \<;i;
(IooriT 1 A / n1»11
nrr'iden
STOItK
of the \iw Veil k ; "lor.enl Soco-tv li-is [ipfine, d Tt»r the eroe■
104> \\. F.r.l St
tool of a siiitvide in•-rn.iritsI nt
llie pi m e of l.o G u n Goo,', t o d . j
•I Chinese hnrticiifturisd, who
U. S. Citizens Held
By (ierman Police
n riu .iN , Apt
l)up to an unforsecn change In hookings, Mauagm t'h trite
Morrison amirunre* ihnt '"The Great Phine Itublii ry." ..lining Jack
Holt with Stanley Fields, Vicki Lrslrr and Tlie.idure Vun Hit will
be shown in tilnep of "The lEound-l p." pnviuu.ly aouou1• >1 tm
Fridny nml Saturday nl (he Hits Theater
3
i/P i_
f.
m
United .State* citizen* were or*
tTstoil anil hold fm npvt-rnl h*nir*
WtMlm-Milay in what Germany
criminal police ndmittcd mrpht
hnvr
nu< oomu-otnin with Gri*
man roprisaK*' foi tho I’ S
Apuiift- .if Axi* -hip* in Amnniiii
porl*.
All «*f Iho nrrr-t* were poniiPm*
Ptl wnh pa—flirt rpguliitinn*, an,
thoiizi'd (irmtin quarters >.1
W H O U iALt
IN RETAIL
STORES
Lowotl Evoryday Prices
Income Tux Takings
Reach Record Total
j
I h -irilo itio n * to pminlip* m i
r i n d e d Ahi rhim
f 2 0 .1 t II
Ihu
v«l * 11,2(1 A. MiUsbornogli
$7 1
tto
| «!’ tH.llBH. M n o ii 14!’ $ t l . |
Marlon
$ 2 5 *8 7 0 . O ihviit
r 1-
C.'KNEVA NEWS
t r l '. S e o y l e Okeys Hill
I’or ( ’anker Right
$6.50 3-4 WAVE
$5.50
ANN’S MIRASOL
BEAUTY SALON
m
N . P A R K AVKT E L R W I O N f c 717
Sunday.
|( ’ iini|ilclp
W itHhit./
l.ulirirnliiin
&
Service
DAVID M.
KARLR
I
MXNAGHI
I TH IRD & PA R K AVE.
ffEKKI’ IIONE 0144
Mr nnd Mr* Tnie*<lale,
of
i n k c View, Ohio, an d Mi
an d 1
Mr*. 7’ VV P i p vat i went on
t i t h i n g t r ip at T it u - v i l h , T h u i * . I
lay.
Mr, K«d* r l l m I of Ft I'lt itT
x I*(till Mt an d Mi* L 0 H a r t
(♦•rrntiy
Mr, a n d Mr* I e - t e r Mpekmaii
f O p I.an<l. « e r e di nner gupuln <if
Mr. arui Mra. P r r v a t t , Frnla>
M | m |lpN*ie lirm ldy «if I unipa j
u vb Bling Mr. am i Mr*. IDoddy
Mra It. (*. Sch m id of Ft
l ^ u d r r d u k ia v u itirig Mra S a r a h
l a F ill
Mr*. Alva O, Allen annnunrt**
he e n g a g e m e n t n nd a p p r o a c h i n g
ut nirJagp o f h er h n u g h t r r , M a d
k'arct M a r C u lp ep p e r to H enry
W alco tt, eon of Mr an d Mra.
Oaltornc O W a l r o t t of Oviixlo.
Fla#
l*h* d a t a of th e wedding will i
bp a n n o u n ced la i r r
WASHINGTON. Apr. .1 _<*y
—Charge* were laid lorfore Coru|
srvsa Wv.lnvn.Uy that * con-
will bp your* now nnd
Ifttfr If )uu hay WffaU
inghouAP thin Spring brrmw** Wr«tiikeli4ijN« rrfrigrratoro uni rangra
»rn m» eu*y and kimhmi*
kul to i^ r ite .
.ptrscy bythe Grrrnuria*siul u
"bunch of self seeking inrn’ hsil|
in the |is*l kept down the pm.
iluctlon of aluminum which
tho
United States needs
for elr>
(ilsnss, and was keeping It dnwrJ
today.
SEW
CONSTRUCTION
GAINS
LAKELAND, Apr. 3 — (8pcbuild
clai)—Lakeland building
permits
far March war* below the sains
month last year, but new con
struction was slightly higher, ac
cording to a report prepared by
City. Building Inspector 0. C.
Wright, New building accounlad
for |33,160 of tho total, which
waa. $46£91 last month. The
March, 1940, tots.I was >64,908.
TO
A T TEND
Morrells Pride
¥\J11Uv.f
lr--.li V.t
h q u a r s i lb 17 c
k t u u iiu c r lb I S c
A 1 itutiii b Pfc i n k i t
W oknora lb 19 c
v. ,
Mimii i ill : in n
Lam a
• i
lb
IS c
lb
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MEETING
TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 9 Marian Irish, aepoHti
HADDUv «
ItOUNl't ►
Hjth a Wht-do Ikicoiv
c o n s p ir a c y , hlam bd
MORE
LEISURE
FI5 H h ltA K S
H am a
lb
19 c
Chops
lb 19 c
ksattco o n o lb 19 c
R ib a
Mr an d M r- (i o n lo n Ihikei <»f ,
Colunitiia. \ ii , have a rriv ed t o :
upend it idioi I tim e \Mth Mr* j
, „,t si.inn.otiii.oitn «f the '■•' d
|iak< i - fatlu i, I'
N S u tto n
|
wss believed tn lie memne ta^'
Mi* Wiilkei Rtxer* of ( h b i li d o ]
vtnllebl her pHienln, Mr nml Mr- I
,
VV X S IIIN fJT ttN . A p r
1
I lie Se tm le, ftvei rid irip (lit A rttn ir < nnL, 1 iippJuy
Mi mnd M i- O II Klyiil n nd <
1htfdyrl hill t-nil, wit.lt
mitn th o
^it|*ri< o lh ti t t i p p r'p t in l m v i Call ypju f n truly left Mniiday for ll«*litig«,l
to
vi-it Mi - H y n t - pnrervi*, Mr '
! Ierd a\
a $ I t, IK.r* t*i»»i f n r p i t .
til* i .ml • t er nd i<"i t ion n t H ' l t l p a u n<1 Mi * i u n ijiIh*II
Mr* Siu uti I .or tin, Mr* 1 Ihid
p
h
i
log
iin.io
p •:u
ljr
diiiini* iIn
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I homn*
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1
Mi
Ittiif Schmid - p e n t S u n d ay
i
K i l i u t * fo i t h i - f o i i p n - i lintl h p e n
nin iltfil f m to litidiri-i hurcHM ro t ill link Hill, with Mr mid Mrtv
F r a n k L p F i I* urni furmly
Mlimte* If n o - h ' O i ' h ! py t w
Mf*
J e a n e t t e Mur*hull
and
| S u n n i' Apio oprbiMoii* t ‘ i m m i ty t‘
Eli»iitioi
Mwr»h*iil
v i-ited
lit l'h«* 11lg!M4f 1»f FI mi f.-p -**mil A * Alt*L A ,-hehlon Snm lu)
Mr
uud Mm ( ' W. Dooley
1(1 k K ! *n 7.1 S F F I I I 1N ( . S *
afiil fanlily *|ient the wpfk*t-tid
r» MuM lehu rg w ith M t* Dmiley »
Ah - 1 — (Apr
MA PI ' VN \
. r d 1 lyvrV.r ..
r ..."«V
f.t T-IPtF |..\*»nti», Mr anil Mr* llartlln.
Mr- J C
Milk, Mi*
Ilia
P.i'ityht ( ! •i •» 1 ' i *Hfdling*
Knm hdp h. Mm- Mary S to n ra , an d
f tl |t|ji fiS iM't 1 *
>1 m id g fiif
Hit/ f l at km. pi t fin. 11It u c ro n iin y M. I* S m ith wer e uniun g tho* r
’" C ihi M* A1" » \V Malem* who nMifulc-tl t h e quMilerly roll
'1 h** U7Xflll lilt* V M ■ 'Ijilnfu* anii). ipreripe of Ihe Mi-thodkl c h i l d h I
W»TF miff JI'(Fill l i t l i m i t i n g ilfl'J n Oviedo T u rw fn y rvi'iilitg
Vincent ieJ-'ll* vis lied Robprl
nr rw
I . p i . Ill ti m p n (Vi i f S p 'i r i g * l [
SUNOCO
SERVICE
STATION
sistsvto
PIG PORK
I
tnxv*, but boc«ii*p most forpt'i
$7.50 NEW KAY
MACHINELESS
ALL OVER CURL
$$.50
sig h ts
R o a s t ">2 5 c “>2 9 c B a c o n ■*>19 c |b2 7 c
T U I.AHASHKU, Apr :i — itVt
— T h e A1bi n tic ("on si I,tup ft nil (
wny paid S 5 0 2 .(1011.311 in Sir*I - '
ii h I c o u n t y tn x e - on it- I’lm id i
p r r o«rfp* ypptprilav
The payippfit w»* rcM‘riVPi| by i
Ciimpirolli-r .1 M. I. p p , xhlm b>u
nip*Ii iicty d U b n r-w d
5 f i l l . i n i 1**1 J
o f ii t »> p'mittPH i b i o i i u h hxhu-Oj
• ho A C I. tins 11 mi' k a if i- T h *1t
S t a l e ' - -Im re o f tho to t a l p tV* j
dipnt wna
q u a n h iy
d«i»y #>lerj l ’tun k
Seminole (Jets Share
Of ( ’oast Line Taxes
W A S H I N G T O N , Afir n - \ D
IH p Civil A t r i i i u m h r s Ad*
Im io p slrn tio n plunn lit opioid > 1,.
|Kr»u*,!*l‘J on l-luridn u i i p t t r i if j
, ocN ilut.iii* th»- y»ar l.tu'irtnlng
J IIIV I
I In- p h jrcum, Mihjct i tn e m u
W A K I I I N i n n N . A p r .1
V, p n -M n ri,ii itppi n m l o f b u d g et 1-4.
—* Offit uil- pppkiitg mnrp rovp’iii * t ihiai f ' , uri* -u lim lH o d i i-eent |y
| u fin*i ni i* th e ilpfi-flHp p i f jfi mu *•» Ho1 l|n tt* f
Vppi npl UltMlUrf
w r r w li« vi11* in if \ i * i t r d a y b y I ty
( ’tu nm iM i.
1 h«* i t . . r d of hoRriirp* ►hrivntqj l lint income tux hip- wii- 111Ht|n piildii- \ t - iiTilny*
CfiUpeU |p< during March fTUffli'd
Tin* I ’f»11 i*1it futnf WtHlItl luf
tho rronriLbri nkiii|f total i»f n'»i ut u*rd t . Mtmplptp 1 T» o f tin- IB
H.ino.nuo.Mim
p to jictH tiiiih i lit C« ti ■Iit • m g thin
C ln sin r
>t*
honki*
for
the
fi’ Col Vi ill fif'd u o u l d |bi kith- for
m on th ,
tin- i r p u M i i y
found
tin *
-ix lu-ix |M ij" I
t 'A A -tf fit m i rombifipil iuconu* u n d orcpj *r ht«». dppfirii it 111 *!. i t . ■ th e inert Hun*
fil l*
tux
n
lli'd io n * w f i v
S I,
o f th e inw pi oji'* I i 'i i>ljiint*tff
tS 0 7* n i
R ep ort- w r r t •« I hi- i n f -<11tiniii i k . iii M ii*' w i■h .
iivailn b le
' n e s i i e l l y tuiw
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Ir»V t|||s,
P l P P l i t» h lllt
llU llt 77:' • btlUph tl 1
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.
IVORY SOAP
Oass*
M« 4
La>a*
4W c 5 Vic 3 v 2 5 c
un x 1 Igi
15
Paas Egg
D yes 10 3 -2 5
Sees si SssUifui Wt
c*k* SMiC
CAMAY
URor Kiouuih
S ^ c
tv flifr n -
.»
T v A ir s*T-
^^ ^
; •.
I
■C
k
�;
iitff
To Get 10 Day* O ft
tfcmal Pro League
ttH Remodel Setp This Weekend;
tajr.. Drop Storck
-TAMPA* Apr. I— (Special)—
Tb* Untreralty oT Tampa dosed
thair ■ Spring football
pruetke
Saturday with all
ladieatloai
palatine to a »trooper Spartan
•Wren next Fall under Coacb
Plod* Stcwart'e lin t aaason at
tb# baba.
Urn
Spartan*’
performance
i& H S 5 '
' Will remodel IU atraelure
"baseball baeie" thla weekim A b f. >
3 jJ .* . t
,
0A O C id 1M « 0MA\f>WSI6etr
PtCTUKM A4M|*J —
Me
too tiova »ai ajfw j
lit elab owner*, at an an*
waakrn open in* today and
r through Sunday, formally
Start Aimer Leyden aa tbe
• ftrat con n Im loner. And
were ,probably will act fa r.
HbdM.APR. IK -WeWwWOft.
• f b a f f f ACCACK A T sio e
L oo IS'
|£K!&*J£S3S
WASHINGTON, Apr. Z -ifiy Z
TV* Senate agreed Wednesday to
let the bout* take a lOuday vscatics starting today and ending
Apr. 14.
r Majority Leader Barkley ob*
tefca jt Senate approval of tba
plan after explaining that tbe
Oonetitution required that either •
tba Benate or Houae mutt pet
approrel of the other for any ad*
Joamment while tba other re*
malnod in acxeion.
CELERY REPORT
regarded fieticuffcra have
tended tba title bolder.
Apparently only one oh
Carlot iblpmcnu o f eatery la
* trail** Muiee far Aar, ||,
lorMa l< freight, Soathera Calif.
T o .a I A t
■dor Leyden's gaperrielon
T» prdfeaelonal football a
duller to that und»r which
iw Mountain Landla rule*
M baseball.
fr a
I
b n il
tie Jaknay Kaufman and WUlard
Knight na top-flight tooaera dur.
/SSSum. i*m (-'8
ra eeainc i by Carl Btorek.
la«a of what action la
American
Association,
■p of elnbe at Newark,
a. Jsnay City, Providence,
Vtalnar, and Junior Th<
Guard*: BUI Read, Joe Mill
Tordyea, Jack Newianda, ai
Andoraon Centara: Sftl
JUlaa Fantali Quart*]
Tonigh ts Entries
Hatch, Tom Healey
Charlie wfieoni Halfback*:
r u i n ’ hack —ratartiyi
Kaufman, WUlard Knight,
j»r*o OlrT
I raw* tartar Comporat*. and Art Sp
J»<>*• John
t rail or jey
and ihtHbackas Howard I
end PhU Straub. - J___ H
dipped.
:• to '.4bku°lnto'tba* Na*
Laaytw aetun tmder Lavw m iflon . Should this be
be National League may
Field Of Sprinters
Goes To P o s t At
Dog Track Tonight
«
m
B ^ s S
Schatter' (Ml
T
Phillies Don’t Worry About Losing
Top Pitchers, They Can’t Go Lower
a
poet whleh U ;
f
f
l a
T Dark am?
Atarak
I
lfalreeh
Till HD RACN-a-l t Mile"
(Laat Half of Dally lMafclel
of HIT. tfci' feUewla* _ de
Olortoujlloy
A lain ! Fatal** Aet*
scribed in p u t* will k* **U te
klsbeet and beat bidder for
BBka£S T M
* “ I*12HSS Ik*
seek. at tk* frwat entrance te ike
Coen Hess* at neaferC. rtorlda
ar i o ‘ k%leeb A. M. ea the Ittk
day of April Hti. to-witi
Leu It and II. of Dloek
a ef flap tat ef Saaferd Oreva.
a F. HERNDON.
Aa Aa*a| fee tb* Traateea
ef ta* tatemat laapreve■eat run<1 of rtertda.
Wft—You can (marine tba lo<
walllaa In Cincinnati it t
Seda loat their twin pltchli
winning Bcda laet eoaion. With*
out Mulcahy and High* they’re
likely to flnlah ao far back na
ona can aaa them.
Klrfcv And' Hugh wars the
•niy Phillip burton to win more
im rniuiM lout Uitlr ton than firs game* all laet cam*
twlrlera, Kirby Illgba an.I Hugh palgn. IllgU won 14 and Mul*
cuby IS. ltlrby lost 19. Hugh,
detplt* Uia. feci that ha was
rccogolttd ae on* of. tb* bast
twlrlef* In tha loop, lost It.
That w*e mop* than any other
National Ita m r dropped. • The
record ensiled Hugh; to retain
that tltlp someone gave him - a
few years agot "Losing Pitcher
Mulcahy." Manager Doe Pro thro
Isn't too downhearted over thla
double blow. He has n fair string
of young b|Mm
them may com*
One Is Frank
R u fr
lock 7
I M P --- l e e
—
. .
m o.
..e e .0 1 1 1
Aeta of Hit. ika fel
•erked property will be
klpkeet and keel bldd.
at tk# freaf eatraa
O w n Haase at Paafei
at IP O’clock A. M. a
Cay ef April, T tltT to
.L ata » and A ef
*f Replat aenfort n
Greyhound Result!
M ARKET REPORT
h lfl
L it I Tarlfr*
I Aheet Oat
victorias, worn alT
.huUmu!
|r°?” t, *J ••uUwmv. Atand* a
JSjky S foot three and watgba
19*. H* la recovering from n
fS I^S S 1 Mhlo tod . won’t Join
the^PhUa for a White.
big-gam* winner I* Max Wlloeu,
*om# help Who copped 90 for Portsmouth.
from ,Tom Hughe*.
Protbr* think* he baa an not
SSaV as
mm
:m m
M otors overhauled o r reimJnp F ord m otors
exchanged - l
tire*, n new paint Job and
scst- ccnera— all on o u r easy m onthly p a y .
M
v^
w
te. P
.M
,*•
iRPORATED
known a* the Ottawa
s i a .u.& d i:
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GET PLAN ! !
d . a . 'A ^ - ,
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X
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PACE SEVEN
M ay nor,
8 c rue
Mousse-
M l l i i 'i ( m l
and today
I p n l u l f the fine*! llvinfr negro
[soprano. Ml** Uaynor has a llttU
Igastur* o f Uw Hjrht hand, iialm
IttBa which symbolises her attitude
Fwhan applausf thunders about her
f
“ ICx the music, not Dorothy,
K apu r," - the gesture seems lo
say.
■.
But because neither she, nor
h«» sponsors,
anticipated the
“ break'* that came to her a yuar
ago last summer at tho Berk,
shire Festival, when Kousievitx.
ky took her up and mada her a
celebrity in one afternoon, the
(ear and a half since has been
mostly hard, bitter labor. 8he
has time, next summer, for her
first , vacation, and the knows
where she will go.
She will go South, to collect
real spirituals with two friends
and n recording machine.
Nobcdy sinus spirituals quite
as Miss Uaynor does. She does
them alone on the stage,' pref
erably sitting. Then she can sing
them as she learned them when
. a girl in Hampton, Va., untram.
9 meled by Party* acrotnpanlmrnli t Coaat (juardamah leans against
and concert tricks.
'•
of the Italian freighter
"W a want to record native ar- he brides
* Cat
w
r e put
. into musical nuts.
you
can't
Lion. Some negm hnrinonii-i ore
■ an ■tranfe them Is n» vny tn evpreaa them on the stuff — 'be
quarter tone, for example, often
used by the Negro lo cmbellisli
his singing,
“ The average white listener
m feel* the rhythm, tho divided
^ heat, when he hears a spiritual.
But we negroes feel also (he
pole# o f the music."
Strangely enough, she points
out that the melody of "unilor.
_ tored" spirituals can almost «L
“ wnya be ployed using only the
five black key* cf the pinna.
The »e*rch-p*rty Ihl* summer
plans to stick closo by Ihe const,
because in the swamp rountr"
and Cn the Islands, them am s'HI
1 plenty of negroes who know tho
spirituals and sing them a* tncy
were meant to he sung.
CALL FOR A N D
DELIVER* SERVIC
A L L WHOM IT M AT
ANl> T O I I K V U t K K T
Rubbing Alcohol
From Oranges Is
Termed Cheapei
■ NKW YORK, Apr. 3 -( 8 p « .
■ i l l ) — It If humlmy, not racnl
■ lit woitcfl, which chnractcmcn
n o r o lh ?
.
United 8tales took over OS Italian,
Serman and Danish vessels In
Lmerlran waters. The guard holds
1 flashlight, used In Ids search for
aabotagejo the ship.
LONGWOOD
iic iu ir.in
a
c ih i p k n ,
i i i i
T t i o r n d s l e A v e n u e , C t i l c s B o . 1111. n o is ;
It
(iK U n N Ii
C lttlT R V ,
en
H e r tier I I I
i V I p p e n . Hr,,
lH I
T n o r lot mte A VI -II, U:r, (L‘*l 1c« H<1. 1111*'
nets;
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V R N I.K V
c rtirP E N .
c n
11 «•r It •*1 1 »»
Crp peti,
Hr,
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T l u i r m l i i l e A \ « i i u >, CIiIeaH'V. H R *
mot*:
A U ir.H T
II
r n i P P K N , third ,
r - u h V r l M t t i*. t ' r i p p e n , H r , 113*
T t i c i min |r Ak 'Tlue, I “lili ngti, Hit*
Hoirt,
JOH N
K
F I H M I N il ,
whose
p la c e o f rt 'F ld e n r e Is unit n o n n ;
H o n c itT
1 » A N H F I I F I K I . 1 » . H«
| v i n aln ii if. F l o r i d a ,
J«i»:
IIM IllilM I.
S I,
IM ers*
1.11I K . F l o i l d i i : M A I U K H J A C K *
Ht >N. H n n f o i d ,
Flo rid a.
J
K
JA t* K S o N . Snnford. F lo rid a ;
an t, a l l *»ther p s r i l m w h o m a y
lie I n i c r e a t e i l tn t h e l a r d s n n d
prem ises
h sre ln sft* r
dtsscxllied-
rem ain
fo r tw o or
e ve n a f t e r so ap Has
three
been
| Mayor and Mrs, Crorgo llriily,
IM IT A T IO N
Thill
e e r t A lt i
deed.
.
U A IU .A N P
S o lb"! i or
fin al
\V
fo r
t '• tit in C l u s e pppiliitg In t h e t 'll
cult
Court
off ..'em i n o t «' C o u n i >
F lo rid a ,
w tieipln
I ' . n j i h.
M u m .*
e tc I P i e p l s i l i t i t f a , nod J
II
F ill
>.»1V, »t rtl, 4.1II ilt ip n d h n t * . of fe r
for s v l " a n d s. M in t h e b in ''* * *
ii ad ties I hid d» r I of i'neh, Hi * i ' l
J 4W'ITUS d I’m'lH'r*! pr opi rl v Fitiiiii<
in
Hi*' S f . i l o
I i^.t i ;
mI
- nd ib'ioatiils
-i t«f i o n
• ** .*i p' of
."• I
F* o i obi
Mill
m i - ii,list to in w r l f t
........ rtie p l a c e of
1 p
* ..H ire a dd ress
...
mod
must
he
1 in- . i t*in n nt. a g e n t .
Hi* *mm* will lie*
• .'MlniK !>■ la w
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H.
I .no . ilf III.
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ford, Sctnlnol* Ctuinty,
Florida,
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w e * i of p o i n t o f
up»t>niitnit.
t u r n e r F a s t 1*0 yards to poi nt
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lo -ainnlnii I
N o r t h H* y a r d s o f W m l It®
>n*i'iN o f H o u lh h a l f C S S J of
H o u t b w e s t y u a r t r r ( 8 \ V ^ ) nf
H* "Of 11 i*n »i y ii a r t e r
f H11C ** I of
yVi n«iti fi. T o w n s h i p S'l'i Ho uth .
d iy sj
used*
tiRttmciiT
I M S car serviced light away? Ii
o llat, n l k t u i i os a lubricstion
W* have thaaa aii sod we'll rsU
ear far la e fvw minutes, brine
j e s t d o o r p ro m p tly . NO
ww| y tini i*-r iMH y
over iL
The second p r o d u c t , n colorless
syrup, may ! m* used for perfuming
aoaps, he pointed out. It is made
of orange »kfri*, and in full con
centrate cannot he MniUJctl at all
The chemist draw, nut a certain
e)cm e r i t , dihitep k f e w drops of
. he nil In alcohol, nnd the scent nf
orange i* immediately brought
out.
Mr. Jorjorian makes Ids winler residence in Orlando hut
maintains his
la Lora tor ic* In
Providence, Mmdo Island.
LKtjAL NOTICES
r o r r y . .........................
slouc
f IPs
follow in g
d flcrlb ed
lo ts ,
went or p a rrels of Inn*, situate
F’ a ml l*o I p I ' o u M f , .
K Ini kin,
l-i
be u«fr«i‘ «P pa i t n f a n ul rp or I or
la n d linn ft* Id i»j r a i d n i i i n l e i p o l H f .
tn-ivlt;
Hu will I la If u i i * l of Hi HI I It'
ORLANDO, Apr* !t— (Spectal)
— A new kind of rubbing alcohol
mftdo from oranifr*, which ran
ho manufactured and retd He*! far
Approximately .-nr-thial the roit
cf brands now on the market, and
An oil of oranges for perfuming
soap, hare been discover, d by rr*
aearcb chemist Hagop Jnr|oHan(
winter visitor here*. According to
the O r l a n d o R r | K i r t ^ r - 5 t i r .
In the chemistry line for 40
ycArm, and in research chemistry
far 30. Mr. Jorjorian undertook
to find practical new by-products
on are hereby notified that th«
Yn
for citrus, fruits when he wai im
,T " »•»* HANFOim. rt-OlllHA. s
pressed by seeing quantltlca of rmunicipal
corporation, has filed It*
fruit being destroyed because of p'VHion lo the Clrcolt Court of
frees* dan-age.
the Ninth Judicial Circuit uf th«i
HtniK of Florida. In and' for Bend*
Citrus alcohol, he states, is the nols County, for the condemnatloii
purest ever mndo and has be**i
used successfully by three aurgeon friend* for operations. Al
most odorless, it retains a faint
scent of aloohol and oranges. A
few drops on the skin leaves n
smoothness like cream and a few
drops on t h e tmir make it roft
and silky.
According to the chemist, the
softening effect of the liquid will
A largely attended meeting of wera on a busine** trip thniuah
the Civic League was held Tuet- Southern States duriiiR the |>nst
foH-nl|rht.
dny afternoon. The new presl
drnt, Mrs. Kmle 8tf rr, presided
Mrs Knimn AldmU l.ymnti nnd
Announcement was made b f r J4rs. J I| Meoltk nttended the
bequest willed the E<:.gue b> IL A. It iMoirfit in Sanford nr
Jdi«af Kh:tt Uuit.iar, citarler mem Thursday morning
her of the Ijrfguc. wlm recent!)
The Lonirwood Card < luh had
died In Philadelphia.
m eninynMe evening T1 urstlny
Appointment
wan mndo of r vith Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Nick
committee tn d m / un rcnolutiom ils cominillee Itefre <him-nts urnI
on the death of Miss Punhni
\ stieltl hour completed the pm.
Memhera of the. committee arc rram,
Mrs. J. A. IlistUne, Mrs. Minn
The Senior play
nt
Lymnn
Tuppcr, nnd Mr*. J. II Ayera. A School, Hillbilly, Thursday night
committee was appointed to re
Irew n large crowd. O. II Skrwes
viao the
(Constitution
of
th* was director rind every part wns
league, Mrs. K J.
Niemeyer 'veil pnrtruytNl by actors from
Mis. Hahurn Milwee and Mrs. J the Rtrnlor f'lass
|D. Ayrrs.
Mrs, John J, Miitheson Ims soltl
Pat tllnnkenship. Junior IIIrI her five tirre urnn^e amve on
Indent, was elected if Roy 8tnti 8mtih Louiiwmpl
llit' I wnV to
osored by the Amriirnn 1^-. (Diurks llradtliaw of Altunmnte
Win a.i well ns n iocnl nrgatiiin
Miss Clara Lanirrnt.sch.
rr
tntly (lirrrtor of Ail in Buffalo
*,■ Y . sthoola,' w a s » g u is t taut
v « k of hrr1 utter, Mr*. C. B
rO N C K R M
A>. t ' H I P -
IT.N, Hr. M il Thorn.1*!.i Ave
nue, Odc«a«v I111no I*.
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coolo w r it e
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i* JUMP IN
3 iu e c a t c . 1
A'WOMAN’S
clo th e s *
ON IIO.V^ DON*
>4 LETtSoor
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filiation To
lange Charter
Dead to ostead it*
eyatem. and UHa mower
needed t o n c y for It."
maker: "Thmirh thlo
One far future nceda.
ided with totta atrredy.
Hon(Holder: "E v a n
Mr. Wllaon: "Yes."
'Mr. Wrtghti *I« there any
»T of determining how -tanth
Bo will coat "
Mr. MeLeulln. Jr.: " T u n are
gher than In many other ettlee
the state already, and wa are
Iring people away Instead of
traeting them. If we get mere
mple la here, the
increased
United Yugoslavia Conference
F a c e s Thrtat Of Strike At Ford
Plant Delayed
Invasion By Nazis
development o f UM City. Wo horo
■H wo want o f City taxooiM i
■to quite fed up oa the question."
Mr. WlUoiii "A m to eoDKlfon
o f tho lax, Urn bUI provides that
It could bo added to Um wator
bill and collected that way.'*
Henry WaUont “ How much
would this e*att"
.
v
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i T f E VERY BEST
In Liquors, Wines,
• • Gins,
FREE DELIVERY
Phone 788-J— A rcade Bldg.
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Florida1 CMy Affording Hall, lllghwaj)
And Water Trnnaporlatlon
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FRIDAY.
•
APRIL
Member Associated Prow
4
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SOLDIERS FROM CAMP BLAND ING TAKE OVER CITY
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w-.* { j *
_f aw
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Strickland Motors,
;IM
go borrow soma money to (tart
all over again. This situation Is
similar bore.'’
' Jodes Warn "It scorns llks
good business to borrow ihonoy
so that you can havs It when
you need It*
Senator nouahotder told the
substance of the next bill, a Mil
to create a special tax dlitrict
WAHHINOTON, Apr. S — W )
— Now and stronger protests
ware lodged by Germany and Its.
'y yeeterday over the seisure of
Asia shlpa and craws while the
United States prepared replies
formally rejecting earlier notes.
Tha new Axis notes, said to
he couched In stronger Ian.
ruage than those delivered Mon.
lay, took special exception to
‘ho srtlon tf authorities In Im
prisoning members of the crews.
p ie German embassy meda
public Its first note, demanding
"•lease o f two Naxi ships and
'heir rrawa and removal o f tha
American Tag said to have been
Hoisted on one of them. It called
the eelsure a "clear violation"
of treaty rights and said It had
"no legal bails In International
law."
authority appotntbd hy the governer for ataggerad terms, and
to be sleeted thereafter. The
tonda and Um mlllaga could be
voted ea Mr the froaholdsn la
tha district/’
— New otepo In the war-ex pend,
■ng defense and British aid pro
grams apparently ware In the
•making yeeterday aa President
Roosevelt met with an enlarged
California Newsmen -ablrtst and military group after
tlacuaslng, at a previous roofer*
W ill Tour Florida snre.
ways o f meeting British re.
io » * » for new shin tounace.
LOS ANGELES. OAL, Ap* I
With daU<1a kept atrletle se.
wet, the President conferred
with what has become known as
HI* "lend-t-aae" cabinet council
t f f J Z Z 1CalwSuta *TedRora \nd with Ilsm r L. ‘ Hopkins. Atand puhllahara wUI acc«»imny, »*n*-T Oon-ral Joskaon and the
President Roy Brows; of tha Na-
y lX A a U lf
itionu
m.
LAKE MARY
Money In Lend-Lease
AcftWUl Be Used
• For 212 New Craft
has 'approved tha legislation.
WASHINGTON. Apr. 4 -
STEAKS lb. 15
utter lb. 32c
A jr e r r w a rm
n a a .
-
!
19* BACON lb. 13'/-* LARD 3 lbs. 25*
9* M o N . l b . 1 5 *
.
naiay
.
ColTCuts , 1714*
rOT
•
MIHJR utH M M lO U q
W — Tb* United States to.
cUf flatly rejected German
and Italian oroteats over tha
HfMunof Asia afcipa, saving
.
.
1
m -•
•■'• a J
'
15* CHEESE lb. 19* ROAST lb. 17J4*
1 •nft
n n a n i n u i w n i n pr. o
Ur. Hlgglni: "Thla Mil U not
Intended far present day develop
ment, hub far future use. The
City could build docks and bend,
sd warehouses apdlevy a tax to
got the reranos for thla. sou•traction."
W -f'-n
<
M r..M gU uU u.^r.i -Why pay
4IRVB UKB BALLON
;
ALL BRANDS
Washburn Is Named
To Head Battalion
Contributions of fra
-
BIG
1-lb. CAN
0c VALUE
f
c
rv rt& r
. T. W.
_ FamaldHoapltal Aa-
Ini 1(.drill < I InVift, WRS
ivi- of III. I uni lutulion.
|Ilf la1.41\ i.Hw IrifU Hi mod
oil «OfIIIII••Iril•I
ini.* i ol Iijivin. in rlvll
...............
nrlmitlo nttor*
Pillsbury’s
ml anif\ Tu«*w«l«y morning
uliifion iio»|ti1ii| lirrr of •
iiitiii L i
W nahlnirn •
tnit't.i i^ i••tit|MiiMry.
m auu
Alli»-Chalmers Ends
[n*3£
Defense Production
«
p
win
•
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I m s iu iu *
vtaltiag
MILWAUKEE, Wlei, Apr. • — .
while • t » V - Tha AlllsXhelm sri menu• Cuhui factnring pleat abut dawn prtv
* *
to N
Bonatar Houahhlde c :' "Every
-She
SV
?
It n
•
Inc.
Palmetto A n .
Seizure O f Ships
Brings New Protest
It back then."
Mr. Lefflor: "The amount U
not so great Tha sum of |40r
000 wlU not seriously Injure the
town. But someone must be found
to lend It The City In the peat
has been using all Its enargiee to
pay off eld debts, and they have
done a good Job of It But wa
era miming opportunities, and
It would help uo to borrow monoy
to got ahead. It seems like a
good gtmblo and a souiyl bat."
Henry Watson I "When a man
Is broke ha usually tries to buy
era;
s .
K. A. F. Retaliates
In African Drive
TOMATOES
a )itortt^Sn
itlon state tour.
■;
CAIRO. Kirypl. Apr. 4—<AV—
Thr R A V
l>««
Mtruck bock
flt'Mfly Ml fp«*ttiiRn Mild luiina
foita*a niovinir up the Msdlt*P»
runtun
m l.tliyn nnd ltal*
iun North A11 •.u, tho BriUth
reported t«.di»>
Ana ttirthmititd
force
till*
mitril nt L'li.lMiu turn had driven
lhi* Ilritlah Itack IMO mllrn from
thr moil tidvMnrrd point of the
liritiah ImhRaiDii ttf l.ihyn, when
thr R A F iitrurk.
k 3 ftr lOt
10 *
!>'
and old floora made Uka naw.
y
1
Fund Earmarked
For New Ships
Naw floona surfaced to gcrfrcilon
t
|. . y
i l ft A > J' j5
Liquor Store
eenvilfr. Thb
buying
egoney
will buy on the open market!
without formal Mds and a* fre
quently aa the Army noeda.aup.
pi lea.
nad our *
harm sever i
vantage."
j
r
! presses S u r p r i s e ;
D e n ie s Violations
O f Treaty Terms
the advantage o f changing our
present system, and I don't »ei
that It would be a progressist
meva."
J. L. Ingleyi “ I am opposed
to the bill, end f don't think that
It would bp a forward stop.’’
W. A. Ltfiler: “ I hava served
aa Mayor, and I oe# the neeea.
■Ity o f slotting a* Mayor by Um
people. It would lend more pow
er to the of flea and tho people
would be bettor able to sel»et
their leader, Jt la a sound Id.ta
and I think It should bis pur.
sued."
, Bens lor Ilousholder: "Do you
think tho City Commissioners
should be elected at tho seme
Urns, or have the terms staggorsd aa they are now!"
Mr. Leffler: "I havs no com.
ment on that.”
S. O. Bhlnholser: “ I sm thu*.
oughly opposed to any move that
m 91
would bring In a complete new
Iber Peek: " ! undoroUnd Commlaalo nat one tlmo> There
It an advantage to having the
terms staggered, to have aorr*
ono familiar with the work al
ways on the Commission."
Mr, Wright: “ There would be
more Interest ln polities If we
had the Mayor elected by the
people. There Is little Interest
now whan Just one nr two men
•to up for office. When five men
are up for offlco them will be
more Interoat aroused but whether
that will be better, I do nM
ic Service Co. know."
Father Peck: “ It seems to mo
W. Uwflad Bt.
Ihe Present system Is working
ilcphon* 762
satisfactorily."
., ,
Melseh, Hr.: "It wonld
For All Kinds Of B Jehn
a disadvantage to ham a com
ole new Commission ell at one
lima. Tho Commissioners must
learn lire work."
Benatnr Housholdori "Are theta
any othar comments on this Bill*
It seems to me the oonUmant
that you would like to elect a
mayor, but would like to keen
the terms staggered,"
Senator Ilousholder announced
the neat hill to be discussed was
one to authorise the City to-oor.
row monry for municipal pur.
poaea. prescribing the maximum
amount of such a loan, how the
Indebtedness shall be evidenced,
and how It ahall he renald.
i your eloclrlBenatnr Ilousholder: "Thla bll*
would provide an advance of
ig quickly and
money
on, for example, a WPA
on Its today!
prelect" *
Mr. Thrasheri “ Why can't Ike
City borrow money under {it
.D ioa REPAIRED
present ehartor!"
Mr. wiisnnt "It ran berm '
ITORS REWOUND
moss* for current exnenses, brt
a
WPA prnjeet would not t<
tfERATORS FIXED
considered a current evoe**se."
'M l HAVS STARTER
Mr Be—r: -I «r»iM like h
im O N TROUBLES
•s| the rltV OommtseUys »-)Hl
THEM TO US!
Ion on the ilh e l of *hla H*t e»
l
a
B A G G E T T S
Hungary oppeolto the Yugoslav
border.
.
.
i
Feen of aa Imminent Oermdo
Invasion Ineroaaad when the Ber
lin radio, reminleceat of outburet» which preceded the Nasi
lerasien of CuchoeloeakU and
Poland, accused the Togoolara of
committing etrodtlea against the
German minority. The Yugoslav
goremment quickly denied fall
Mr. Higginsi “ About 25 conta
a month.
Mr. UcLauIln, Br.. “ The pro.
Mnt City Commlailon may have
■yrecd upon IB eonU a month,
but a now eommloalon may >«t
the rate at BO cenU a month or
12. How do wa know what to
do?”
Senator llouaholdor; "Elect the
right Commission!"
Mr. HirclnV “ A limit could
be put on the charge."
—Senator Ilousholder: “ Thla noat
nd" right *now far sewerage
wald ham to build It, In se
nna with a requirement nf
Mate. 1 dI(agree with Mr.
Alin that the City has net
eased but admittedly th'.a
has not kept In line with
a. In the matter o f airports
■stance, other eltlee ham
■pending money to bnlld up
its, while we ere Just get.
started on ours."
ffiandart "Hew much rental
ft r la there In the City
How many more peoole
I he brought
to
paying
T”
_
N. Bayer, City Clerk:
At HOB lOt exemption now."
*a*mr Ilousholder: "Would
bill become effort Ire when
MWeraea system was needir could tho monoy be eol.
I and used for any purpose
ms."
,, Higgins: "No, but we
otsrt collecting the mnnev
dlately and accumulate 11
he bedding o f a sewerage
t
E fforts To Devel
. Market. A re Sp
Jf.
n i
t Italian Bosabers
c iothes Pins
TREETS
A re Said Destroyed
ATHENS.
I Pilot Training
Schooln Announced
AW- .
Sight Is One O f Your
Bt Precious Poasessions
W ABIIINtSTON, Apr 4 — or.
— San-ret mi y Stimat.n minouncod
Thumdsy tin* Army Air Corps
plmiii«‘d i«i r •i mH mil mart than
L«t Ua Help You ProUot
Only Ryaa You’ll Ever lUra
lltraaa*
the
1ITU Field Artillery visited here Monday. Top left U a
glow of tha army tracks apd go* caisson, aa they rolled down
First Street, daring the parade. Top right, la a shot of the revtswtng stand with MaJ. Gen. John C. Bessons and Brig. Gen.
j. C - HoUhUon in front.
Jakubcin Is First Action Demanded
liers From CampBlanding Will
Toke Over City Today And Tonight To Be Colled From By R o o s e v e lt In
Semioole In Draft 1 Strike Situation
to traffic. ^ •
•
Taken
m F oi
r 4T —4«7—
#
MW defense .
lag Peter I Ps
^I m4 4#tkf«
S T fv g -
Tha center picture shows ths bend of the 124th Infantry
stepping smartly along First Street, as hendreds of Sanfordltrx
watch. Below, left, tho ooldlors bustle about preparing to makr
camp for tha night. Bight, an early breakfast Is consumed tiefar* the men leave for Camp Blending.
j
* About MO more soldiers era
exported today than were hare
Monday and according to advance
Information the total she aid ran
over z.ooo men. Col. Walter M.
Thempeon ie commanding officer
*6. the iVTth Infantry.
John Jakubcin, ft n l called draft
registrant frets Seselnoi* County,
left far Camp Blandlag thla
Burning U taka hie final physical
axaarias Uoa and be Inducted Into
tha Agmy. the draft heard ra-
M itre
iti'M
*m I i i h i I s
to
p i|^
mit Irnmiiig of ;io,ouo pilots A
yrur.
Th«* bit ret try of wsr disclosed
.lmulttinriiu.lv Ilist more
thou
.100 rcgiim-nU and Iraaer unite
■>f olhrr l-ranrhr. nf the army
would In- msdr active begtnnlag
about Junr :io when rvpIacemeMt
tenters .tart to "graduate" their
first class*.
of
appraxlaaatety
140,000 selective service trainees.
NKW ORLEANS, Apr. 4
<**>—Mra. Elms Oodchaux, I
Orleans novelist, died here TV
day after a abort Illness. Fum
services were conducted here
day. Author of the novel, -Rf
bent Roots.'' and numerous *1
WASHINGTON. Apr. 4—{JPy— stories, mat o f them dialing 1
President Roosevelt said today he
regarded the strike at the All laChalmers pleat, Milwaukee, aa a
POMOM HAIR WAV!
vary bad situation, and added that
something haa got to he done
about 1L
Ha said he'd naked tor n Uttl*
Um* net vary much before tak.
far wan
i
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Florida Ckjr A ffording Rail, H lfhw *)!
And W afer Transportation
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
APRIL
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State Police i
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At Ford Plant
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g o n e r o r d e r e d n tn te p o lic e to
r e a to r e o r d e r n t t h e
Font
p la n t to d a y a f t e r m o ro t h a n
n s c o re h a d b e e n In lu r e d In
a claHli
b e tw e e n
C. I. O .
iitr lk c m a r m e d w ith w o o d e n
M avc* a n d n o n - a tr ik e n i w ie ld
in g Iro n p ip e* n n d w r e n c h e s .
Union leaders m aintained fac
I^ere la photographic proof # 7
, 1 — (Special)
O a t e n a n t Col- tela which led to aaliutw o f 18 Ita i
3avia, ■Orlando’a tola fa A m erican te rrito ria l w ater*.
tier, who died W orld W ar a ta tu te providing th a t,
t Rlanding early crew In an A m arlcan p o rt m ay he i
r from compIL Aa a "p ro tec tiv e m easure, M a s Dank
hoqr an attack
fives In O r. T on lr ?t, a C oast G hardam an ( I l S
fre ig h te r AIM rU cracked w ith a (ledge ham m er. T he plpra ware
ripped
n u t w ith
..
crow bar. T h r A lb rrta wn« dncki'il In I’o rt No.
e action e a t taken u n d e r a w ark, N. J . T op rig h t, w recked -tide valve nn the A lherin, Lower
•hip aa bo Lagist by ila own le ft, a w recked trip le ei|U in*ion engine nn the I’letroe Cnmpan*l!n
I*red fo rfe ite d to tha U. St. In lu itlm o r* . L ow er rig h t, tlie A lb erta’, m ain drive .h n ft, harhed
raeela alao w ere tak e p over, w ith rhlaell. A t l*a*t JO .h ip . were dam nged
th* m ain a ir pum p on the
chip* and two German
Measure Life
unty Commissioners Approve
Postal Receipts,
n ll# ; T lo b f e BjeardaU Avenue Building Permits
Says McCaul
Showing Increase
.
S Richard Deas
W idening of lle a rd a ll Avenue
from nine feet lo IH fe e t a . n
fa rm -lo . m arket p ro jec t w a . a p
proved hy th e Hoard of C ounty
Coinml**lnnrra y ra te rd ay a t It.
re g u la r m eeting In Ihe C ourt
llouae, (I. I*. H erndon, C lerk, <*id
Good c h a ra c te r- and aervlce to , .
wrn. nnmcwl prww- today.
P ostal rrrrip U mol
Ixiddinir
T he project, which n l.o include-*
ono’a fellow men w ere ...I H .* ‘ ‘ n ‘ ° f ,h r
8* n f° rd
J “ nlor
porm its d o n n a tin* m onth just
tho mark* of lu r c n i today by C ham ber of Com m erce laat night g rad in g and paving *>f a q u a r te r , rihii'd toil h •btm rd a aln s ovrr
Dr. Thom ai V. McCaul, min liter a t a m eeting held a t the M ayfair m ile of Ripe. A venue, will t»
I M n n h , 1010, it was Ira m rd to
th -e r .officer* and n
of tho Flrat Baptiat Church of H otel,• and' o---iii
tu W
n PA
i a nh rH
aent
to
e a diii|u
q u asriri8
rte r, m
in
Oalncsvllle, who apoke lu
tha d irre to rs w r i t nlso elected for the Jacksonville fo r approval and al- da folltitving j* che*'t nt the City
B e * Remlnole Kiwanla Club at
ita
weakly
l(i*ll and the I’nal O ffice
location of fu n d .
of Commerra lunchaon meeting at ihe Valdei et,n\ln# y ra r.
It. J. I l.tll y , p o .tiu a .te r, a n .
T otal e o .t of the p ro jec t la
A rvaolutlon u rg in g p a ia a g r of
w ent from the HotoL
nmineud
llinl
re*'eqit.
during
Irg i.latln n
to
p rrv rn t
.tr ik r a *22,7110, of which Ihe govern,
lfltn a, at
A charter
member of
the anil rilaturbancra which a f f w t m r n l’a .h a re I. $1f>,MI0 and Hie M nrrh tntnled
»1,21.102.
com.
ht th at a Galneaville Kiwanla Club and It*
pared with fl,IM!lMl7 *luring Ihe
C ounty’, part f7.2l>0.
th
r
d
e
fe
n
.c
program
waa
ailnpt.
about May arcottd
1
prraldent, Dr. McCaul D
Both road* run through the name ninntti i* \e tir ngo, nn in-Indian
H irer lid Sanford conducting a revival •<l by thl* Jaycvva.
tru rk
aection rre s a e uf t l 'i ’J.llfi
I h o tex t o f the reaolutlun la rlrti celery and
dfiae of the a t tho Flrat BanUat Church. Tho
■tullding periilit* Iit at ninnl h
aouthraat of S anford. T h r p ru j.
aa follow .;
M ctneer, Col. aerlea and* tonight.
to ta ln l $l.’.,7tr. lignin.'. 1 12,:l''h
That the Congraaa o f tho ect na draw n un hy the C om m it, in M arch I..I u ' . r The gm u waa
[Richmond, Va.
“Muoauru life In term* of
n banhlp drive rharocter,'' Dr. McCaul dnlare<C U n ittd Btatea of A m erica bo tin n e r, a ta lra th a t lle a rd a ll Avc. 13,117.
raa diamated, “•Inco thl* la Immortal."
urg ed to im m ediately paia auch n o r w a. laid aa a nine.foot rnnd
L u rg e.t nf the p e rm it, t u * one
20 y ra ra ago, and th a t It
to Inaugurate
H onrity waa Hated by
„„ laglalatlon aa la neeeaaary to pre about
for u new re .td cn rc
on
Went
U tte r p art of apeaker aa tha fundam ental pll. vent a trfkra, riota, dlatu rb an rea haa berom e Inadequate. The proj- F ifteen th S tre et, it.ue*! fm L.
re
t
lacludra
pacing,
g
ra
d
in
g
and
o
r
otlior
a
rta
th
a
t
d
irectly
o
r
In.
U r of character, “honeaty with
II. H arvey at n e o .t of $1,^)*)
llae
reported our fam ily, honeaty with our d lie c tly a f fe c t th e production o f d itching In addition to w idening. A nother perm it rvat l ..n r d for
• t MOO book, country, honoaty with ouraalvra. •ae rn tla l w a r m a te ria l a n d aqulpF red R. W llaon, a tto rn e y fo r the
Bexenth
liny
A dventist
body advert)*Making money It not tha chief laenL lo th a and th a t d ifferen ce* (he C am eron D evelopm ent Com. C hurch un Klin Avenue betw een
lemtnole C oon. goal of llfo. Dr. MeCoul aaaort- mu at bo a d ju a ta d w ith o u t produc pany, raquealed Ihe Board
to Seventh and K ighth H lrreta, nt
faenlatlyea in ed. “ I t U good to havo money, tion delay* a ffe c tin g thl* n a tio n ’a clean nut the d lte h r^ on th e C am . a coat of I'l.fhW
wan urged to but it h terrible for money to p re p ara tio n fo r a d a o u a te d efan aa." e ro n p ro p e rty , located aoutheaat
P e rm it, iaaned during K eliriOfficer* elected In addition to o f the city on l.ake Jeaaup. The a ry , 1U40, i.mminled to |(1,.’>H7
have IM,'* ho aaid. Having a good
B
oard
found
It
waa
unable
In
do
At the City Hall, two p r r m la
time I* fine, the apm kor admit Mr. Deaa are Edward J. Nal.
ted, hSt thU cannot be colled the inn, J r „ flrat vlca prealdenti C. Ihla because of lark o f convict fo r building were i.tu rd (o.luy,
labor,
Mr.
Ilarn
d
o
n
explained
aim of living.
one to W illiam lle n u rtt to re p air
K. C arter, aacond vice prealdent]
A cting on a requeat from C ap the bark porrh of til. home, Ilu2
Tho man who la living tho Joarpb O’Conner, treoaurer, an I
moat worthwhile life In a com. Roy W right, Jr., aecretary. Dl. tain , R. E. R ote, head of the Hal- 1-ocuat Avenue, at u eu -l of f2,*i
munity may bo comparatively rectora are W alter llavnaa. BL vatlon A rm y, the Board a p p ro , and to Joe Ja rre ll lu liulld a
liulldlng
on
Clair Cameron, Kenneth C grr, priatad »25 for th a t In x titu tlo n 'i fnur-riMiiu fram e
‘
U D r. “ “ *
W eal T h irte en th Street at
iqr.
an n u al drive.
ling th a t though w# rale* and Joaao Lodge.
D. D. Daniel o f Oviedo urged prnxim atcly *2f>
larblc abaft* to ganarala,
Jo# Whitlock, playing-manager
lerad If aometime* a buck of the Sanford Seminole*, an d Ot the B oard to InaUt on th e tow n
In the rear rank* hadn’t to Caldwell, prealdent o f • the o f Oviedo ualng funda collect,
ora heroic deed*.
Semlnolo
BaaekaU
Aaaoclatlon ed from ta ie e to pay on bond*,
M U not ahraya reward* wbe w ere ackeduled to apeak to which a re now held by Bemlnole
money, the mini*Ur aaid. tko Jayeeea, were unable U be C ounty aa an Investm ent.
H.
i L ath er
waa
pennileaa preeent.
Ja m es O ut, C ity Com m issioner,
Five black ra ta w rre too m uch
I died, yet be eierrlaed a
dlacuased f u r th e r w ith tha B oard
hr
There are more than 600 wild tho proposition o f tho C ounty fo r one B anfurd m an and
boa re In N orik Carolina, accord, prisoner* b tln g w orked by tho called the police d e p artm e n t aak.
Ing them to do aom ethlng a oout
C ity aa a n econom y move.
lug to a recant aurvey.
Mia# M *rj#rt# C. W ilt, re p re them . W hen Police S e rg e an t J.
A
. H ow ard a rriv e d
h*
found
se n tin g th e F lo rid a N a tio n a l Kxhtklta, appeared and urg ed tha e ig h t c a ts In all su n n in g them B oard to a p p ro p ria te a asm fo r aalvea peacefully, five o f them
coal black.
aa
‘
.................
.
Minister E x p l a i n s
Marks Of Success j
At Kiwanis Lunch |
Named Head Of
Jayce’
__e Group
Dornui TOW NS
-
LONDON, A pr. | __ (AY—
ORA U O H T. a S r i
rv g eU b l. .tafradtenta
Canal
d May 1
e
Leveled
City Park
5 Black Cats Too
Much For This Man
Marriage License
S^le A t New pigh
Cupid U m aking hla kid fo r
tory operation.® had stopped. The
m anagem ent made no answ er.
S|>oraHic fig h tin g betw een p ic
kets and nnn.striker* broke out
ui the g a le s of the F o n t M otor
Com pany's River Rouge p lant to
day a few hours a fte r C.I.O.
unionists sta rte d u strike in the
w orld's largest industrial unit.
About I AO pickets w ith bricks
and club* battled employees cl ImK.
ing over a fenee to reach tho
plant s i mind*, and I’mionists Jam
med m i* around ihe surrounding
stre e ts lo bar the en tran ce to
the plant.
Home non -strik ers w ere
esro rted into the plant, which em
ploys *0,000, hy |>nlic*, but there
was no im m ediate estim a te of tha
num ber. The rom pany has 9155,
000,000 in defense co n tracts but
in form ed sources said they be.
Iieved the strike would
affe c t
only some work on A rm y trucks.
r o u r hundred imlicemcn b e at
bark a m enacing crow d of 1500
U. 1. O.. strik e rs a t t b i g a te s a t
tko A llis.rh a lm e rs m am ifacturlng
plant y rste n ia y , m atching a b a /rage of rocks and
eggs
with
te a r gas bomb« nnd high pres*
sure fire hn®r«
In a third outbreak of violenca
iC eatlnaM ««
Construction Crains
Arc $3,317 Above
March I^ast Year Australian War Work
Shown In ‘Time’ Film
P'M
t ND n A c * - r j .ia r t i,
w ^ ’te iss^ ’ss;
Large Defense Con
tract Is Held By
Big Industrial Unit
Colonel 1 lert Davis
Rites Sla Thursday
^ • « f c » 'h V r >
birthday, n e a t
In the beet of
hP week* ago
■d f bad :utd
O e o r a a r T . ^ .P 0**?" RKJ Hov.
l*
IL Pttybl
a ' h ero ']
o Of Cl
warship
n th # ,' Ki.nnral
prom inent » t.
loT —ldent atnee
M .C arty Hand
.nftecsoon at.
OI Army rhap.
i3 B iatrw w J
null of fo r
Clubs, Wrenches
Used In Battle
kgtlvrty today, ha'
tk a tr effort* rn k
n a n or j
hla ro u « L ^
.
ro m p lirllS o f any dlnln.
coniuD rS ffkiaU ahoul]
Uhed, lA rracd #Ourrc#
S tata D e m e n t la e ra .
nd guil 3 # f f ir l a ls th -lr
or . J d r m . n d th eir
rwapt ‘ recall.
Ala* In W<
lib ip of eottc ted haa tre n
p i to the Hmi | Appromrlatinna
lommlttee a t a phject deaerrlnir
rderal altentint I
*v
1Chary** of | tro-t In the
it on ered
frotjl
trrthtalng of
inner* wen I Ifcd before a
ibrommltte# fcl E d«ard A. O'M l, preeldrol I (he American
Miration, and
da.I, a record
ORLANDO,
— The body
anal R obert <
num ber- one
tuddeAly a t C
Tum day men
Tonight’s Entries
fJ U T
Pr X .— OP)
i Intalllgenc)
ltd authorlfoncamtraUd
liny whether
fatten
»MMII oner*. Ha thlnlca the Ip .
dlen* and Yankee* havq an n r t ? ;
flow o f plirhlng talent* and « * neet* lo rklaln aim * of them Via
the waiver r o u te ..
. ‘
Rut the fondest Waahlng*"n
entbualaat can’t ace the (thpattfri
getting out of the toeood division.
is;
agree )
Scattered F igrhting:
B e t w e e n Strikers,
• Pickets Starts A t
Rouge Plant Gates
K
b
tHr &
Diplo
idercd;
rtment
Recall
Complicity i
m att Is C
Continue To
tract door of reapwTabU* ho
K f *71 .
2, I N I
Of
S ergeant Howard w aan't too
O. L eonard/ and B. JL a n ilo u t lo aboot tha cats and
whan the complainant In tha ca ts
Offered to do th# Job tha a n a o f
th# law gava him tha nod. Thro#
of th# cat* wera robbed a f thalr
Bin# live# Immediately b u t th#
o th e f f|y * g o t away.
The cats, all . sig h t o f tW ph
ee#r* a tra y s th a t had ba#* taken
la by th# p#opl# who bad lived
a* th e house owned by th# m aa
m aking tha complaint. W hea tha
A u .tra h a '. wnc e ffo rt,
Into
which the ciiiniiK 'nw ralth’a «c.
' ,' n m 111lull people
a re
lodny
th n in iu g all ,,f th e ir re .o u rc r*
atnl mail power, i« p itlu irtl in
Ih f
.March of l im e film,
’‘A ustralia at W ar," which will
hr shown nt the Hifz T h e a te r to
day and T hursday.
ItrvealiiiK
IlntM in's d e fe n ta
stratf|{> in th r I'iicific a rea from
l.ihyit to llawNil. th r film shows
how A u stra lia 's Imi«|. fijfhting so |.
dirra. hattlinir •»•!•• By side with
Nr w /eralaitdrr*. South A frica n s
and R ritons, hnvr routed th r Ita .
Iran forces in A frira.
T h r film also shows how th r
A nsars hnvr tn k rn up positions
at th r llritis h naval h a te In Sin( a p o rr and nt o th er stra te g ic
points tu d ls rru ra g r f u rth e r J a p .
a n r s r ftirrrr««ioii tow ard th e ir
hoinrlsnd in the South P acific.
Brookcr Tolls Masons
About Highway Patrol
W illiam llruuker. S ta le high,
wny iialrulm an a l i g n e d to thin
d ia trlrl, told th r Maaona
laat
night uf hla work in th* patrol,
aiul related arv eral Incidents In
ruutuK-tion w ith the H tato poHce.
Hr Haled- the aceomplUhroenti
»l th r flrat year of the Btat*
Highway Patrol at the meeting,
which waa held at tha Masonic
l»dg* on Park Avenue.
Three Maauna, Ralph Chapman,
Jam es O. lla ff, and C. B. W ist,
cup, will attend th* atat* con
vention In 8 t. Petersburg from
Apr. It to Apr. 18-
British Isles Spared
Of Bombing Assault
LONDON, Apr. S —
__ Th#
Brtu*h M s war# aparad fraw
aay bombing attacka laat night,
*f u T \^# »hoottng down pf f£Sr
Natl bomber* along the engst
Tu**d*v, and British offUlala said
that th# air far#* a tp ta n f to
‘CANCBR MONTH’
N
�1
page
All Sanford mourns U
S r - ploiwtr resident, Iwho
P*rt in the building o f ttri
H
Z2 r & “ d c*L«T Indwrt
boy o f 18 aomo 68 years a t
tag post and in It* neigh
o f ^ a moat aaeeeMfu) |
o f ' F1®r^ » with thouaanda
end fields.
.
itish Aid Bridge
Benefit 1b Planned
Ship Canal SE&rEisss*??, §
/OCALA, Apr.
» -H S p ^ > _
“ * ■ * ■ * "* ■ • »»*
pr*u,"ln»nr work ■■
« « * » • fl*ht fot on tha Florid* ,canal, and when
tha Florida skip canal from hia thoo tame to ro ta fo r a taaS *
central location in tha canal dU-
He started out as a c i
moct ta o .a m d l to m intion. h * '
Lto f n u p -now opportunities. Ho
btajrnn.Rnd carefoljy aavodhte
S :HU
S .S. . K
S S f
t h . SuTLSm
p W * 7 TZn.------------ Mdvto aucecti. HU for-
BAGGETT'S
A f t 'X l o r i d a
ship
•* important proA
raeofra favorable
posts, and market
Liquor Store
rHE VERY BEST
In Liquors, Wines,
fllM n
to his appeal tbat they "Mt right
the s^Ulo*fo^hi*Cw trk in
t o - w uSTh,;,:
i 1***1 ka#wn taroufbgut
.’ M M
SW . «
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T
v X p r z s z T u f c z a hr
“ •
*hlAnf 1 doo't total too riHasno, I
Woektagton «ur)
£ ^ r,Tfri
to. south
. TVtOth tooedowy haunU of drag.
■.way
trssc
s|
tmm
4rl\*ett. j
41011. rh«M
Uw r t f
111 1,1, N
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l&R P *
^
itovorlte
P»w«toto ef aid to tha Florida
The Coet Of (Living
• r AA TO NORTHWARD
S5 l ? *
h, InataL raspmiM^a the*
havw toen £
mlved and were still coming hi
(torn Um eenators and c t n s n u
,n toe meaeagoe.
•♦n/lc*# with strife—
, . .
Gins
FREE DELrVERV
nieant the most 'to S jm fn^ f c v ^ * 'i t
*** ***
iWhlgh has born
l*totry|
ta the present |tlm e'and U r n S * ° f S4nfon,’a
thiwe pioneers who flr«t begaAif. C h w WII 0M flf two or
**vw l,* * * b r y here a t the
turn o f the century following. w
oaavtm fr e e s * .
,
fa lth fti" ! w? fk,n* himself, « M W * w te o f h b empioyyee,
hli, conununity, devoutly religious, V loV al
e
PACKAGE
STORE
L 108 W. F irst Hi. A
a t“
bee.
*
loiter on their euany br ft* I n v - t o D S d ^ t .
.
'
®riaSu,tJ
lT “ ,*h ,b4 tr,lJlnf wlljkyf tree.
ta r to n o rth lin d
M^ia'
j T _r^'
*P~ I- W O U .ysh S . i s e w m
. "Mr.,end Mra. AmerkgR PuWlc In Jamierv. i i u i ™
thlrtatn
ne*>**r tor.
moun.
"TOO l a t e
tok wUdcntT/sTf wind and
t o c l a s s if y *
Kennedy E
Residence
-tahvly (uol, Uwlr blttor
County
of death aad daatruaUmi, of
«»d hate, of seifWknoos «,
I* • rvfratoiag ■(
stranger* h.rt , | n
^ h e a d la n d *
g ra n d
U F 2 S
M n.
ib lis h e s
Florida
•
•
•
Wo'll Call For And Deliver Your Car
Clean And Regap The Spark Plugg
AtUutt The Contact Point
m ?5?Ck V
Z S U rU r- Generator and Fui
• Adjuat The Carburetor And Retim e TI
ALLTHIS for $1.00
Notary Trained. Carburetor Specialist
a ss®
Housholders Honored
A t Club’s Meeting:
Calendar
- THURSDAY
; Tho regular mooting of 8cm
( tool* Chapter Two, O. E. 8. baa
been oaUad aft on account of Urn
snooting boing held in Tampa.
Tbs South 8Id* Primary P.
T. A. will moot la tbs auditorium
at 9:00 P. M. procodcd by Um
Aoard agooting at f KM) P. M.
U
n. 8 1 . Doan will spoak on
the’"Battle of Books."
Tho West 8 Ido Primary P. T.
A. win moot in tho school at 3:30
P .M .T h * executive board will
totet at 3:00 P. M. Miss Eleanor
Vcrriaon wDI speak.
>
Tbo T. E. L CUss of Um First
Baptist Church wUl meet at tha
homo, of Mrs. Lillian Vickery, 300
Want Third Street, at 7?30 P. M.
Mrs. Camming’s . group will <bo
8«wing sessions will continue
for ton Red Cross in th# Women’s
Club from 9:30 A. M. until 11:30
Thera will bo a recital on the
fU w s nnd style of composition
of various composers" at the Co.
tvlttn lfpslc Club on 003 Myr.
tie Avenue nt 8:00 P. M. A ao.
rial hour will follow. All mem.
bgra and their friends are In.
rltod to attend.
>
' .The Townsend Club will meet
la tho Court House at 7:30 P. M.
. Tha Speech Claga of Mra. G.
A. Maffe|t will give a radio re
cital aver W. D. B. O., Orlando,
at IRM> P. M.
*
FRIDAY
‘.Bundlaa for Britain Club wUl
most with Mrs. Jtoy Redding,
' 1908 Pork Avenue at 8:00 P. M.
: -fWorkan Council of the First
Jtojrttrt Church will meet In the
TOBMX of (JO P. M. Huppcr will
, be eerved to nil who hare made
rvborvatlona. "
There will bo a district mceL
I . of Um W. M. V. of the Btp.
it Church In Ocala from 10:00
«V- M. until 1:00 P. M.
..Tha American Iwgkon Auxil
iary will have Its regular meet
tog a* the Legion nut at 7:30 P.
S
Bputhem Colleg-e
'V Queen Is Crov
M b IV IW MSVfMaMMa VR>i V M
Mrs. Joo Mrisch spent yoator-
S5
w
% s « 5
cotswd °n
’“t 5W
ito m ,
“ l U o o .J e i x n m t k
‘t- Jn. tS k opinion o f Corning W hite New
YnZ
kiid
m Io,
m v u g ttm n t c ^ g t J u n f
lf« Magulnv, tbo importsw
enimStoft?
devotaplnf th*
££
i to Uk* you, always try to ko^V nt2L£2
FWir aituatlaiisfUJ p*rmItTliiI^?Stoto
to o n e s person, mm d o U i t o ^ l i r S S ! t o f £
b W d o i n y . .re toomtigi l«m r^ iX fo^ ji£f
Melting Pot By
• T -ip a Professor
m S S ^ te #2sL*
J * T L » to to .
th*
Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Jones has*
morod from Park A re m it aad
aro’ now residing a t 400 Palmet
to Avenue.
I n t r r s t of twenty non-Gorere.
■lent volunteer hospitals In LonHon. recently •‘adopted’- by Bund,
b ' for Britain, am being condui t«wl by 1ranches In many parts
cf the nstion. l,oeal campaigns
Ini 'tide the assistance of churches,
ch'li., women's auxiliaries, parent,
ti .ichrr grout*.
manufacturcro,
whuletah-ra and retail stores. For
IC'-al cnntritnitlons a bridge and
tu'igo |iarty will lie held on Mon
day. April 14. at 8:00 o’clock In
Mrs. L M. Tyre and Mrs. 8.
log an m u te r motif. An a r .,
rm agvaunt of delphinium, ger-, P. Dutton left yesterday for
,
Tam
pa where they will attend
beraa, rosebuds, stock and .baby
breath w as used ah a center* tho E astern S ta r Session.
piece fo r tho dining table.
Voile A. Williams, Jr., has
A s a remembrance - g ift Mrs.
Hotuholder w as presented with arrived from W est Point, N. Y-.
stationery Xnd Bon*to r
Hons, to visit with his parents. Mr. and
bidder w ith a tie and handkerw Mrs. V. A. Williams, fu r a f*w
chief s e t F or scoring high to tha
---------gamea Mrs. George D. Bishop
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Cobb, and
received tha lad lea’ prise and W.
J . Q. Cobb <>f Lyons, G a .,;s n
C. Hill tbo men's prise. '
Guests present with Dr. and visiting with Mr. and Mrs. 0- *
Mrs. Caswell w ere: Senator and Pop a a t their homo, on SaHOpI
■; . f v . 1
Mrs. Hotuholder, guests of hon Avenue.
or, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill. Mr.
Leon I^ w su n
left
ye*
and Mrs. W alter 8. Culcraan, Mr.
and Mrs. George’ D. Bishop, Mr. fo r New O rleans, La., wht
will
leave
H
aturdav
fu
r
1
and Mrs. D. L Thrasher, Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Bradshaw, of AI- A ires, ArgV nllna, South A
tam onto Springs,
Mra.
Sadia
Rrouse, Mr. and Mrs. Linton E.
A lien os
*uu Dr.
u r , rihi
Mra. Addle War* plans
Allen
of virauiuo.
Orlando, and
and
Mrs. Charles Collins of Orlando, turn to her Imme In She
C. tomorrow after • l'<mill
dinner guests.
ere! months with her nrph
niece, Mr. and Mra. M L
at their humr on Cclrry i
Mrs. W. C. IHII. Mr*. D
Thrasher,
Mrs.
Walla I
Olyva Ann Adams, chairman of W right and Mra. I.
F. L
formed a party yesterday ta'
Ing to Daytona
Reach »
they were luncheon gt» its
Mrs, Gordon Tuggle*.__*,
and
'IU, ■
And Geneva
Pastor Is Honored
Trash man frolics, anaual toal event sponsored hy th* firstor class, praaonts freshman In celebration of th* birthday
Mat to skits, tongs, solo*, and *f their pasto*. Rmr. John Usgvr,
Maallaneous entertainment In a to* Oviodo aad Geneva Methodist
Churches entertained with a sur
yalval atmoephara.
sa Millar, a member of Z*u prise party la tha recreation hall
Cato sorority, U active In «d tho Oviodo Church last
v economics activities. Med
I W I was decors ICO ror U m
io a Chi Rho and has thro*,I.
denelee on hi* freakman rao-.1party with confetti, gay crap*
Ha served sa l*«d*r of tS* papor streamers, festive cluster,
an club, freshman English of balloons, and printed eigne uf
. gad as praeldent of hla •wry description, representing a
ralT* j W |* clast. He la the carnival. Among tho featured at
■raildent of Gamma Bigma traction* were th* "Diono* Quin.
tn
ministerial fraternity.
t on lto
p ltto
e t" o to. ^ 6^n f4
RlHBin^ In
* lln
l l n5 ^ . «<n..
lleve It or Not” booth i
game allay. Refreshments
MAYOR RB-BLBCTBD
sorrad at n typfcal hat dog
The party ckmad with a
monlty slag »■■la sted by
T. L Lingo, and Mrf. p. It.
Marpky. A large number of per
sons attended th* patty, among
whom wore Rev. R. E. RHckc".
auoerintendoat ef '~flte Orlando
Tha Daughters of Wesley Class
of the Methodist Church were
entertained a t the home of Mrs.
W. P. Buhrman on
Magnolia
Avenue last night with Mrs. H.
A. Swanson, Mrs. Helen Shulti,
Mrs. G. I . Duncan, Mrs. F. P.
Strange, Miss Bessie Zachary ami
Mrs. Buhrman as hostesses. G ar
den flowers were used to decor,
ate the rooms where the guests
mat.
A routine business discussion
was presided over hy Miss lluth
Hand and the devotional led by
Mr*. O. K. White.
Tlie party was in the form ul
a "tacky’’ party and the prize
for having ti e tackiest costume
was awarded to Mr*. Chester
Daniels. Those receiving honor
able mention were Mrs. Shulls.
Mrs. ,M. It Strickland, Miss Aline
Chapman, Mrs. W. K
Itainrs
and Miss Helen Ward
A fter an evening of fun. re
freshm ents uf pink
lemonade,
slick candy and ginger
snaps
were servisi by the boslessM
Present were:
Mrs,
J.
h.
Courier, Mrs. Chester Daniels,
Mrs. I \ K McKee, Mrs. Hen
Monroe, Miss Helen W aul Mr- 1
C. IV Herndon.
Mi s
Helen I
Shulti, Mis
It
T.
Ilirashei.
S
Atlantic -Safety Zone
SuRRcstcd By IVppcr
Truth Seekers 1
At Shoemaker
Fa* enjoyed with fruit punch to.
tag served by Mrx. Georg* Me.
Biliks Gamatage b a t returned
from California where be baa
bee* for the post several months
in a CCC camp.
E . B. O’Kelicy, general agri
cultural agent of the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad, Jackson
ville, and S. R. Reynolds, com.
eerrtal agent of Hanford, were
In Oviedo last week.
Larry Hatarlano, representing
1. K. Corcoran C o . of Pittsburgh,
Pis. and Charles C. Newman
With Sawyer A C o. of Boston,
M aas, were In town Saturday,
C
I. Barber, citrus grower
of Kissimmee, was here Saturday
on tnrvlness.
C. D. Couch of Orlando was In
Oviedo Friday In the interests of
his company.
Rev.
Harry
Day.
Tampa
Mr. end Mrs. U nirgc llagcr
and
baby
daughtrr,
Patricia
Anne, returned to their home n>
Miami Friday, haviny been tho
guest of the form ers
hrothrr.
the Iter. J. ||. llag er and mothsr. *
Mr. ami Mrs. Marvin O'Neal
and little daughter, Mariou. and
M r.-O ’Neal’* mother, Mra. II. M.
O’ftaal of W ebster, have Uvn
visiting with the la ttr r’s mother,
Mrs. I. I . Pools and Mr. and
M rotjA . M. Jones,
Mn and Mre. D. T. Thomp-on
of Wcheter were rrrrn t guests
of Mrs. I . L. I’uole end Mr. end
Mrs. A. M. Jones.
Mis* Minnie King *|M'nt tinweek< nd tilth friends in G alnri.
vllle, nhern she attended
the
Military Ball.
Mr. and Mra. W. II. Lutliur
spent two necks with friends in
A H u ru and Frostproof. Mr. and
Mrs. Luther have been spending
th# last several months at the
home of Mr. and Mr*. J. II. Jours
and irlurncd to their home in
Waynrsvllle, N. C., Munday.
The Fourth Q uarterly ConferWASHINGTON. N,m •
I*
enca of th* Methodist
t'h u n li
pras held a t the churvh Tuewl.iv ~ SfllMtor I’rpiMM Iff I *OI ItlM I t ■
evening. Following th* meeting trrtla v |irt'|itm«‘<l tin I • a •I Mi ’ •
a surprise party was given tho rstab li» h nil A t In ii l ** < situ " »• r
My tu n c " — pnssibl) *■v , iniiiii* !
pastor, th* Rev. J. II. Hager
The C entral
Florida Yo u n : th r lim its nf th r \\ r - i >u Ih uii
People * Union of th* Methodist sp h ere— w ithin whh Ii • w n iM
Church will meet a t
Apopka seek to p iutcct H m 1i . I i . ii t(,j\
Thuradny evening. Several of tht ships
Pcppi'i . 1. ill hi- lin e- nut lii'i*.
young people from the Oviedo
School faculty entertained
the A n ir r iiu n ro n vo y ln g uf B ritish
boys’ and girls’ basketball teems s h ip , at p resent, but In- "w id I
Thursday evening with a buffet b r w illin g to c o n s iih r fm tli *i
supper. At this meeting captains steps ill aid tu democrat'v if mi
and tlle m a U captain* were elect p resen t program nf tirlp ing H mi
ed for th* ensuing year. Tho ain h rru m rs sta lriu u ti'il l»y .h ip
girl* elected Polly Mills captain, ping d iffic u lt ie s ."
and Lona Aulln alternate cap.
T heir ate MII,(K)li final *t»m«
tain. Th* boys elected Earl Beas
ley captain, and Herman I-ong in Ihr II. S., t»r on** f«»r *’v n \
alternate captain. The
retiring 4?3«'i p4»rM>h(. urrordiiii: to th r rrn
bfrjL,capl«to captain Is Maurice mi* Per rnpita «»ile* nvn«irr 17"
Jacww, who will graduate this
year.. The retiring girls captain
Is Lacey Arie, who also will
graduate this year.
Mr*. Annie L. C arter report* |
several new books received at
the Oviedo Public Library, In
cluding tb* following: Fermenter,
Christine W hiting, "Hwift
Wo-
Junior Garden Group
MeetB At Auditorium
V«m*d guran ri the Florid* PtW ,W‘\
luthem College frethman class
I h ssk n ss frolics this weak. AI
odbyrg, Miami, was rboeon Oviedo
een ah r
P ersonal$
day In Daytona Beach as
of friends.
announced that seeds and seed
box** will b* fam ished each room
participating In the club, and is*
sued an Invitation to the mothers
to attend the club meetings.
Mrs. Chari** L Park eorapIL
mented the school and tha sponSewing sessions wilt centlnu* ^ r - Mjto Emm* Owen on th*
the Bad Cross In tb* Wo- "tplsndld. nxklblt in the flower
Club from 9:30 A. M. un. •bow and fo r the co-operation of
tho members . tow ard making It
n success." 8b* also thanked the
room chairmen fo r the Inters*t*f t * * 4 3f
arilritlo*.
A ftar th* meeting * social hoar
LAKELAND. Apr. 9 —(Bpc-
Eg s s n
OVIEDO
Br FRANK W. TALBOTT
up from M» reading, ‘’I m ap p ed
them fo r en Island?
I t wee a cheerful little home.
like ecrne played ag ain st a back,
ground of W hite House pillars
WASHINGTON. Apr 2 —</F> to whirh were tacked reading:
Mra. Franklin l). Itoorrvelt anil ‘•Lease nr L end,' "Royal Hoarders
rs. iWendell Willkie met for the TakenT
first time Tuesday night ns they
watched members of the Women's IlKSOTO SKI.KCTKK NAMED
National Press Club lampoon the
lease-lend idea in the nmmal
stunt party attended hy women
prominent in official and social
Washington.
Mrs, Hmisevelt, who t* a mem.
her of the rliib, »nw tirrself por
trayed as the indignant wife who
dlecovrred th at "half my spoons
are gone!”
"No, they ai rn t I rally gone,
res|H>mled her liustmml, looking
Church Class Attends Mrs. Roosevelt And Mrs. Willkie Meet
Mrs. Buhrman’s Party
Mra. A. D. Hhormakefc
on Park Avvmie “ U If* -cenr
of the social and lu stn e^ "met
ing of the Truth S cek era'fli.s «f
th r Methodist Church on M
afternoon. Mrs. C. C- Priest Mis
N rtti* Till la. Mra. C. 8. l-orl.
Mr*. Leslie Went and Mr* Mar
tha M offett were
co A o irssrwlth Mrs. Shoemaksr. Bg't* «f
sweet peas end enaprtwgon.
were placed throughout Ik* mom.
o f th* hotre.
Mrs. John Vaughn ju tlth 'd
ever th* business
uni Mrs.
P riest conducted the d*“ ilonal
with the class s in g in g '‘Savior,
Like n Bhrphrrd Laad O. Mis.
F. B. Mitchell offered 2 prayrr
Mrs. Priest read gk* 111 chap.
U r of John In closing. I
A resolution was r r a f b> Mis.
It. W. Tumor In hon
Zula Moye, a loyal i
tho class who racont
away.
Mra. John Vai
Jtrrtn in n l
the members w
rradinir
“('•thsem ne", an
M Crtir'iff*
THREE 8x10
PORTRAITS
fluffycvo th is
THIS DIAL O
O
\ DOES ALL THE WORK!
WASHES
A tiio n K iiid lh liti% jit*
RINSES THREE SEPARATE TIMES
UAMP-DRIES
dtiir, "T I m
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by thr
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id Mr It
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Burner, M>a
Bmdir Willittishal. Mrs.
, R. F. ( ’run
[ilson, Mu>
pc hoelcsers.
■Ulluni,
'4fj Budget
G ot .
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A
TLow-(Viced
TruckT
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Wo Bollovo You’ll Chooto Dodgo
Q o lx - R a k d Trucks in any Point*
for-Point Comparison . . . bocausn
taoy’m morn truck for Your M enoyl
■ j S S Ec s Js. - s tsr i os*
DEPEND DN DODGE
d
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~
78 New Faces
Will Be Seen
Iih Legislature
By STANLEY
wX;ssfoNrrK , r ^ i J ! i
~ T n th a b a t few weeks I Kara
had many r*"**«ato fo r Inform•b a n about “W hat should I da
III W ashington!"
. '
Ju d p in r by tba mall. tbora a r t
re»n* to h» m«ee tourist* In Popllal City Uila Spring and sum mer
♦ n - 4 t r e r h n fnra .
I
ia d tin g an tlra lr by
<•—• 1
n m
nail
aba
V
Ukr
tha
Dro
dam
« dab
MT m all— dam
V jftH O H C f
shli*rnhl«* political m o r t a l i t y a m o n g
O n » i w h o d id hi d f o r anothn*
term .
Th»* S e n a t e , w ith .7* m em h«r«,
will h av e 17 who di d no t m *iav
two %rarm a g o . O n t h e ll«u»o
aide, I h t i r a r e III n r u . r o m r r w .n
n ni«*mber«hip o f UR.
ftoll ro ll r!*»rk» in t h e S r a n t r
thin t i m r will not r e c o r d t h r
v r t r - of » u rh r a t e r o n h t w m n k r r*
"« W | | M Monies o f O i - d v U \v■.
n
S t u a r t Cllli*
of
DofunUk
*<P»ln«** S. L. llotlnin l r r P k i1.
***n, W i l l e m C U n d e r * o f T*ll*ha»re, II (J. M u r p h y o f
If *
Spring*.
It
I .urn ••
It lark
of
l i i i i i i c o l l l r Mild .1. J. I 'n rr i a h of
T l t i i o ilia*
Y r t r i m i ! w h o will Im* nh«riit
on th o II oiim * aide i n rlu d o l i r o r g o
NY S r o f told o f I 'i t run ro iiu lv .
qnouP*F 0t*fM
i unrfco ftf/krt*
t e n d > p u .w a a a
iiia win » ! < > * < « pan e u t u
•o A n
•p H* da
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t
A k ^ C O M ilP lV
icOH^u. -rtUr
KICK, AH&M
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t o a
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Mil*F-fbu«M l
aiift
lor SPRI
S tate Police
ill Africa
pallet guard
pmhkIrtw t fat U
m t another p m n r and aee more
•Hiaa vou cap In any e th e r city In
l i e United Btetea.
' “ • twain irith. I f you arrive
' . a i Union Station with no a.Itance tnfMvftatlon a» to where to
W **atr. call the Washington Boon!
• f Trade. H hea a hotel and
' Tat pi Information aerylre, rangtear A m single rooms In p rlra b
Jv hernia to splendiferous
hotel
msitae. If you drive into the 'a n ^ llal in a e a r and w ant to check
• with the Automobile Association
a f - America (the A.A.A.), you
jarobably will g e t.t h o ' tam o In
' W ith th a t done and three
d a re to sp a re ami. orvry. hour to
A fill (w ithout M at), you look up
your 'c ongressman o r senatorWhvT Because ha sen sea to It
th a t you w ot passes to tha Hnass
and Henata galleries In the CsoWoJ—4u*d special passes to the
^ W hite ' House (10:30 A. M. to
• IllOO o’clock noon). If you don’t
know any aawrreasm an. you still
aan. sea Dm W hite House: (10:00
A . "k(. utrtH 'g .00 p. M.) but you
. won’t; get. into so many rooms.
Haw to rn to the tours ' for
alm ost snywhor
Except
fo r
none of it wM
twentieth p a rt
they used Co ao;
cine shows- Do
you can ago rJk
nothing!
,.
Building Requests
To BejOrofldered
TALLAHARSEE, A pr. j l —UP)
—
Tha Florida B udget O ammls.
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Ike Library of-Con> you .ran d n a d a o
from tha original
Of, "D aodara.. Dick" .
and only ■Declaration *
nearly
ar-^MSK
fH >a*^utiraberK
A pr, 1 —UP)
knta ; of- * D i
or Tuesday of
the Itwwly.
RM llH, : - ' G'
JfM ckwU
troops,
m» V eteraiu of the
tha low -counw r. w a j raportod
s S S w tt
tu b ra te r rr ro
it h jiD H iA u
anu
run tub
W
n rr nr m n
c m c t r i T . in
lu iN T v o r
I K M I K O L R i UTATIJ o r
I U A . I * I ’l l \ M K i n ,
A i i i i i i 'a i i k
fall
TLOH-
fu m tirr.
AI4CK Vf. AllMITAHIs I>*fe»idant
t m u i t n O f IM 111.N ATION
TIM ALIC E U A HXI IT AUK. Illm k
llitck. ItrMkr | h«m . t'onri'TlIriii
YOU a i h : I I I . h u m y l i U g i T i i K O
I m n p p iiir lo I h r |*lll rile«| agAltiil
>011 In thi HIh»\ r ••fillllnl IHUM.
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r o t n r c u l h ' ' « t r k » lii ih« Hnuford
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Notlie l« h f t r l i ) fclt.li llital lit*It'-Jf'l of t ’otltllt • " III III I»■“ I, •ll• I »
of Moinlnoh • ‘..11014 I lorkal.i. m i l
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of ►a1*1 llonltl ill llo
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oil III t.a-for* Ho i n i ' l.iv of kI<• 1 1
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STUCCO BUNGALOW
« ROOM8 AND ftATB
c o o o ' ^ ? »
HB
a ris n s ■
WILL SACRIFICE MY
EQUITY T O R ' C A S H
He Spent 14 Ycfere Writing ‘Delilah;’
His Next Bofk Due (Maybe) In 1961
C l n i n t i r o f Ih iv al. II I ton M r l . o . d
r f F r a n k l i n , K IV M a r t i n a n d
S o th lloklo
of
IhllntHirmiLf i,
T lm m a* M. I ’lM'li v o f I. n Ko. !{•*••
o il I' Sikon o f (tkaliMiua W 11
O n tin n ii m id \Vnll»*r I* F u l l e r of
I ' iiioII*!* I I* Min i l i n u t , l(« n r \
M S i m h i t mol I! S t u m Mini o
f i*o h . nod ll d Li It m a n of
**l lllhioll
< hri»ti«, lot iuoi
wp« u k r !
i f
till' l |o | | n o ( wan killoil 111 nil j|l|.
k i m n h i l r aerh letit
T o o n t o . n l n o : r m old p a n Mr
I 'm Ik «>f F o i l P ie r c e will to
s p r n k o l i f t h r 11nil* i* l l o I* l lii*
Vtuiiiomt oino lo o i r i m v th o hn*.
in inml**rn Id M n iy of tin•
| | r I « •1|rU|'**d 111 Ilia* l l l l l j - 'ill*. I
ittr«.
Hoo |- •i«1111«. foi tool M ann, j
1lot . u n i t | o p t 'm m f nt ik r . « m *» ,
while w i l t i n g . I ln n iiA f h r lm«l
oryly one o b ject b e f o r e h i n \ lit
could a f f g r d to ktork a t n n y t n i n g .
ao lo n g mu It paid, l i e in t h r nn»*t
u n - H o lly wood c r e a t u r r n llv r, nit
f o r y e a r s he h ix w o r k n l in Hotly
Wood when h r h ad «n vrd h fee.
th o u s a n d dollMr* h r u n i t , no m at
t e r w h a t o f fe r hi* lind
T h e n he ur ot«a h u t not ipiN’t .
ly. T h i n g s h a p p e n e d .
Km
in
• t a n r e , he wna r n l m l y k k 'itm g in
Mexico
c h a p a r u x i i l kkloi)
w a n te tl to fly u p U n r to I V ru
GotMlrich i« nn a v i a t o r am i o n a v
I g a t o r ; he roiiRented t o go
A f t e r a net of f a n l a t t i r inlveii. 1
t a r e * th e p lan e c a « h r t l ut S a n ,
J u a n del N o r t r . o n t h e N i r a i a e ,
u a n coaxts (liMMliirh a n d lii*- frien d .
r o t lii nhort*. hot lii** f r o o i l un* |
hurt.
T herefore
( fo w l r u l i
vin*|
f e r n ' l l to HHim
th i.o ig li
Ho
x h a i k a to t h e w i o r k o f t h e plan*
f o r f ira t aid n i a ’ei i a l . T h e y would
c e r t a i n l y h av e died, t h e tw o of *
t h e m . If a few Imatload* of In !
dlarv* h ad no t m t i i t h e p lan e go I
d o w n an d b r o u g h t aonie aoldir**
Now (Goodrich i* o f f lo Holly.
winh I f o r a
kpot o f w o rk , a n d
t h e n he will fininh u p t h r *.r«oiol
v o lu m e of '‘llelllah
A fter t h a t
Ilra iiq a e ru rs lor
la ov er h r ha» a
p ro ject
kkhlch .
wdll u r n up t h a re«t of hl» life
I tia u rn and Ganlen Supplies
“ Delilah
g a t h e r a u p all molt** 1
o .f r r r n.. an d , w
ith in the dlinen
..................
_ l h a some sort of lltrrslu re as
"Crime end Punishment, for ex
empts.
Oddly, It turned out just that
way, although Mr. Goodrich was
14
years producing ll. lie signed
th a t h it “ Delilah" w as i*coming
a beat acller, ha w as fcry dis his contract with K b i t A Hlaeappointed. Tha reaaon f f this is h a rt before Henrey Allen signed
the “ Anthony Adverse" contract
complicated.
P - —•
Ooodrich la two .widaiy sepa- with thr same publisher, but the
ratad people. 11a la ona/of those first half of ths look, which is
nlua
iren to whom advauturaa always “ Delilah," was published
happen. And his Oyrmhf complex years s flc r “Anthony."
And llervry Alien woihs more
slowly than most.
Goodrich’s “nooo* la p i s obset.
Goodrich Is. In
sp ii'sisn ee,
■Ian with turning o u t’ literature. strictly “ medium—medium bright,
Like Holland's Cyrano, his «b- not particularly blond oi I runet,
scstlon governs U s life. When- not particularly athletic looking,
e ra r ha look* oot s t th r World, and yet not a ' iprctscii'-i
book.
ha Sees It through Ilia ayea of ■ worm allhar. But when hr talks
literary artist, jo»t a s Cyrano about w riting, he becomes titanic
raw It oror tha P"*e which was all of a sudden.
always g ettiag Mm R to trouble.
He first became obsessed with
■Inca he sfaa a to y / Goodrich'! llleiatn ra as such when he *>■» n
“nose" has govwnrd overy single boy. He never doutled that »»mu
thing he has dond.
day he'w ould try to produce lit
But not the tklnga 'th a t have erature, either. But s t first he did
n o t-k n o b srtrat-m ade Ittereture—
a copy of “Crime and Punlsh. ment* be found In thr a tree I
•noredlble, ^ M g ^ h im - a h a l/K e e n then he did siohs of a small drstio)_ i . allow n
Ich the en- not knowhow to find other hooks "th ain to w ork out th« i» i’il» t
yer la the like “ Crlinr ami Punlahment.1' so ence,. h r e x p l a i n ' "No«« I w an t
•econdly It )e copied down titles refeneil to <to do thr • a i n r fMO't o f tiling with 1 I tut \V. First SI. I'hmu* II
few novela In It, and repealed the process In a city t h a t ia a n endle«» job. hut
S p r n a l /.Innls r " t i n lion
ona I've la-en p i r p a r i n g for thc»o . , I* \ t KKTH
’ In a sin- on endless chain
IU<
j
I literature*
But even Goodrich had to rat JO yeara .**
tl I.ItNIHiN,
H* tl. l Ilf i ’o u h l r
• • • o f H» r i t l n o l f
•fit
Inhti .1 Limlnry of I lade, \v. Mi I#
a fte r a general1 discussion o f con
struction and rapald needs of the
B u te InatltuUous. Um also aug.
seated action, tg .^ o tll attention to
the fact th a ' Wa have had* a p .
OaBaA
h T IU
ix
I,*• lilt*
GIVE CANDY F0K EASTER JOY I
v
-M gE m
U ^m L
DELICIOUS
WHITMAN’S
CHOCOLATES
P H O N E
103 i * R
lk
f
Laney’s Drug Store
Wo Fill All I*rcscriplions
MciHch litiililin i;
S a n fo r d , F lo r id *
B E A U T Y
IS
as B E A U T Y D O E S!
Hit m irr o r s
I••v• Tin rw»l»
gtuw illO
A
«(l**«|Ulg»
II'* till If H,
Ii makes
- “I— Iwok
• i «%t4 /
fur
H enry A. Rus-sell
Seed Company
P AR DUNN—Secret Operative 48
0 £ £ ' W e g o t \ t m e v v i: haholv 1
VOOft W t k f - AND HAVE 1 HAD TIM E T O
0 5 1 D CVEDV E F F O R T . ) m ACH THE COAST
NO / V E T IF TM KV'RE
TBACS o r
f T i- ^ D R I V I h ia ------W E’VE
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h is s r i b l o s . / c o u n t e p f e it in q
EH
P L A T E S IN MIS
L a PO SSESSIO N AND TWEV
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v
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N OT TO
M EN TIO N THAT
P R IC E L E S S
JK W 6 L--T H E
S N A 'S T E A R ,
j- P IG M T ■? » _
T H A T S P lG W IW E 'V E G O T TO
OCT TO WORK
ALL ROAOS HU^T
B E W ATCHED
AND A L L AIR j
T E R M IN A L S / /
(fltA N T IM E . ItJ TM ElR S H A L L P L a IJ E ----GANPOK KAV AND bLiNHV APPROACH AM
OBSCURE LANDING FIELD NEAR "THE COAST
WE W O N 'T
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WANT T O GO
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IN T O T O W N - - —
HAYNES
B®jLs*£M5i tv*
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WHArV DIE
MAI TEN /
have to o t r
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f ^ A N - O .V SSEO IH A g>
WOMANS CXOTHCS-f* | |
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S anford Is The Only C entral
Florida CKy A ffording Rail, Highways
And W ater T ran sp o rtatio n
C o w I t V n to ctB
'J :
J V e n u b le a Than Any
A n i l a Florida
.
y .y
Established. In 1908
I
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f
A
SA N FO R D . FLO R ID A . T ill
*
Terence On
Ford
Ptant Delayed
tY ,
Prompt Recajl
Of Italian Is
Asked By U.S.
£‘iipa Seized, Sailors Interned
Vkfent Fightiug Oc
curs Near Closed
0,Plant In Detroit;
4 Men Are Beaten
Fascist Naval Offic
ial In Washington
Thought Connected
With Ship Sabotage
Pickets Injured
• By Union Auto
W A SH IN G T O N . A pr. 3 — W4
— T h r U n ited S ta ir* dem anded
to d ay the Im m ediate recall o f
th e Ita lia n n av al a tta c h e In W ash
ington, A dm iral A lberto Lai*, on
th a ground*- th a t he w as co n n ec t,
ad w ith th e sa b o tag in g o f It* .
Han ahlp* in thU c o u n try .
Car Chasing Negroes
Rims Into Group,
• Witnesses D e c la r e
: D E T ftorr. Anr. 3 — (ff't—
but iaolated outI'.O* figh tin g occurred
the strike-closed Ford
Company plant today
and Governor Murray D. Van
W agotnr announced th a t re•:sumption o f mediation conkrencaa with th e C.
Eld company officials nud
keen postponed.
i - F oot bogroos in sn automobile
v o n beaten severely by union
ptekata who thated them nearly
M ails fro/n the main plant cate
•
Three of til# picket*
etruck down aa the ear follow,
in* the negroea* machine ploughed
through a fighting group at a
•pood reported by wltnesea at 40
iliee an b o o r,'
One picket aaaertad he we*
----- ta the stomach.
_ mediation off acts In the
paralysing the Ford Motor
‘ g n a t Elver Rouge
a. “plan tor eettlV
thi soon after state
la the plant
* thou,
tympathlsin
lad lea------ - -urthtr tooobis.
Otway's
announcement.
on
■fitch ho did aot elaborate, cll]b « M »ridljMteralo»In# event*
including a FWd Company ra| 0«»o*t for Proaldent Roosevelt to
aid la stopping "terroristic mass
pick*ting” and tha govtrnor'i or.
dor for troopora.
“ Til# atrika w as ealled by the
U nited A ntoaoblla W orkers (0 .
t. O.) shortly a f te r midnight.
A t l i t l o'clock la st night Dewey,
leaving a conference room In »
downtown D etroit hotel, made hi*
# a o n n « o m a n t to newspaper m m .
,T "A plan Kao boon evolved for
M tttem ent," bo Mid.
AJthongb Dewey declined to
.My more, hi* statement wt*. in
terpreted to a w n that the c. I.
ieadm had aggrad with him
a daflalte program.
--------had laeludsd August
oil*, state director of the
s k i Wftlttr lUuLhtr,
« o f te o International txeJ, temajitte* of flvo reI J " Fo»d Company an.
„ * betel WttJte of GriverV” .Wageaar for what a
Iho governor
•fforta to
UP vm» bead-id
geanpaay p m .
a Mentiflad
Jamrn Bra.
peraon.
Vka Wagoner's srere4hi roretaor planned
I eeafm ace shortly
tho Ford amlanarlo*
Thomas J. Dona.
, Lynch, mem bars
special media.
3,
1341
M em ber Associated P ress
NLM BER
184
United Yugoslavia Faces
Threat Of Nazi Invasion
H itle r S u m m o n s
H is
l e g a tio n T o B e rlin ;
Ita lk n n C o n flic t
fa
Scon
A s In e v ita b le
Germans Report Legislation To Amend Sanford’s
Heavy Blows On
Charter Is Discussed By Group
Of Citizens And Representatives
Enemy Shipping
Leader Of Croats
Joins Government
Fascists, Nazis Clftim
New Successes In
North African War
Proposed changes In the City su ited a t th is m eeting tonight,
f'h s rte r. Including one providing h r said. "My personal tax hs*
for th r election of ■ Maynr by b rrn raised s to u t 109 percent,
popular vote, were d lscu u ed a t and my w ater ta * has also te r n F e a r s O f A t t a c k A r e
raised. B ut In D aytona I know of
h m eeting In th e C ity lls ll test
Secretary of S tate Hull sent a
I n c r e a s e d Ity
O u t
night by a group of about 80 per a fam ily sim ilar to mine whore
note to th is e ffe c t to the Ita lia n
i i f r i in
a nr
3—141)—The son* and th is d istric t's rep resen ta ie s a re 100 percent less. There
A m bassador, Prince C olonna, on A I,r
b
u
r
s
t
s
O
v
e
r
R
a d io
y
tative* to the L egislature S tate are ju st m ore and morn l i v >
rder* of Prieildent Roosevelt, who
(Untie sank 387,800 tons of H rnator E. F. H ousbolder. and w ithout g re a te r returns. I *m op
Id decided th e continued pre
icrchant shipping from Mar. 18
HOME. Anr. .1 —(A P I—
and
E. JC. posed to the billte n c e of A dm iral Lai* “ would n o jto 2.1 n one of the heaviest John G. L eonardy
O ther comm ent-' on th r pro
Ylrglnln Gstrl*. leading F a r.
Brady, rep resen tativ es.
longer he eg reeab le to th is gov ‘lerl** of bows
y st
claimed
posed
legislation
were
ss
fol.
ri-t
niiliirial -ookr-m an, as.
The m eeting was held a t the
e rn m e n t."
gainst flritlah shipping, informed invitation of the legislators, who lo w s:
■ertrel Imlav German;' Bad
S e c retary M o rg rn th au said t o
clew said today.
Jam ra W right; “ The whoU- proItalr no hmeer feel bound
said they wished In sound out
day he and A tto rn ey G enara)
Coupled w lL h.thls report, the public sen tim en t on the bill* be poult ion lhould he votrat mi by
In respect Yngn-lavla's terrlRobert H. Jackson v o te "atndjr. ' 'll.;
lo r; InlrE rit; and pnllllrat
, Igh Command announced that fore they le ft for the opening th© people beeauze you c a n t de
In*". tm iilhl* action to fo rfe it to ! Oertnart
(Jc
ami Italian troops had of the le g is la tu re on T ursdsy.
tndrpendenre a- was guaran
term ine th eir opinlotm fairly thlf
the U nited S ta te s 30 G erm an and •cored new land tuccczaea
teed when the former Belin
Four of th* till]* discusRfd had wzy. I think it would Ih’ all
Ita lia n vessels seised la s t w eek Twrth Africa with the recapture
grade regime nlgurd the Axis
rig h t tc» pant the bill w ith * refer*
been
advertised.
The
o
ther
pro
end.
part
of Airedabla, in northwealern posal, to change the
present endiim attached, nud let the peo
T he 1917 law u n d e r which the
■nrthod whereby th r City Com. ple vo lt upon It-'*
A xis ships w ere seised because of
fir Oenrlnlrrf Crraa
I?© flritlah m inim ized this land mission rlrct* th e Mayor and tho
llrn ry M cLaulin, Sr ; ‘T h e hill
sabotage by the c rrw a provides Cfiga'ipciTnciitW a r a l a r m s r r n r h r d u v lform s of th* Com mission m rm bem duel not prescribe the container©
th a t th r governm ent m ay ask
U c tw w i i'iO.000
and
40,000
Itrnn t i n c h in th e H nlknnn
fo rfe itu re of the ships as a p tn - Ita lia n mildicrf, the IcaL^ri rem- are stag g ered , w as brought up for the g a rta g e or the one© wdm
for th r firnt tim e w ithout having •should pay for them w hrtluT il I chIhv n s A d o lf l l i f l r r c u lle d
s ltv o f sabotage.
5anta uf t hi* Faflclnt army in
In the u i r n or the t ‘41^. I don’t h o n ie t h r f i f i t t m i i I r g a t l o n
Asked w hether th e ship* of any IQrltrrn, n ff fleeing1 anyth w ard brrn previously advertised.
Two change* In the Commission like th*’ iden of p iiW n r tlii*• toll H tafl ill Ib d g n id t'.
o th er nation m ig h t be taken tow ard Addis Aha ha, E thiopian
w ithout knowing whnt it n nitont
Into custody. M orgonlhau rrp llrd Cftpital. in fust an th ey can. B nt- srtu p wero suggested in bills
IMitlornalit* iin h 'M lu tn erted
Kilward lllggim i, I lly (NimrniRth a t no advance notice nf such ,f*n m ilitary sm u rf * Maid In ut th a t had been draw n up ami th a t
•itmtT
and (Chamber of r^itniiicirc th e N n /i K iir lin T h a d n p p n rwere read at the m eeting One
*n action could be given if i t f jf h t.
provides th a t the Mayor In. rtre- jM’c re ta ry : 4,T h r hill ii not « re r n t l v ile titlrd th a t w n r w ith
was contem plated.
The only tnsjn
m ajor point left in. trd
a t s general flection for n venue hill, but i« intended jiint ViiRt»sli*vin u p s in r v ita b le .
• f the Italian fiaiC in Italy a term of th ree y e ars, two Com. to carry the expermr of the ricrIn
iif ig h h n r m g
H u n g a ry
eldest colony i* MaRBiua, Kfd n .lttlu n e rs r l r r t r d for a term of vlci* Itompqwnera
«t
p ro e n t
Bee port mid
and that
11n city was «f«. I I wo yrar* each, and two other don't pay for ikiIIci*, fire, iir tho Uungiti mu gto i tmiiclit wm
htcj n i on the brink of c ap itiu Com m issioners elected for term s other Arrvjrm, hut only r Ifi mill ieporti'd I” bjHif i("signed follow
tlon.
levy for debt nervier. The City ing Hu* m> t« i y i mg* d ibuth of
of onr y r s r each.
BUDAPEST, H ungary, Apr. S
T hr Fas tint*i reported Icnvinir
ii running nhml of opcmtuig Premier Count I'.tl li leki, known
T
h
r
A
lternative
bill
provides
—IA T_ Count Pal Telekl. flfItrra pin* npproiim attty On,
taoney. If you w«nt the town to fur hi- pi ti.Hnl lull sym path lew.
yrar.o ld prem ier of H ungary, 00 other Italian troops virtually th at th r M ayor and nil th r m rnt. te run properly and the ntreet» T hr foreign of fu r Mild he died of
hers
of
tho
Com
m
ission
would
died tinespectedly during th* aolatrd in Ethiopia are all Iho
clean, the ow nen nf house a muM it hrnrl mlnnut
night. The llu n g srien cabinet waa Kalla nlroop* left to light In t r r lr r tr d by popular vote a t onr pay th ek nhara of the rout of
(icm iftti in u iu n ic d
**hli tz r r li
llm r fo r tw o .y e a r term s each
M id today In have resigned s i
l u t A fries
operation. The City In out be Jnircs w ere reported m ussing
The consensus nf those a t the tween $90,000 and $3f»,QOO l»e- U rge nil in hr i w on th r RoutnanU
the result. The foreign Office said
m eeting who v jlre d th slr opin cauiie of the homestead exemp fro n tie r loss thnu f*0 miles from
the death we* caused by a h eart
ions favored having the people
ailm ent.
tion, The bill may need rfvliiion, Helgrntle. O ther fnwl N azI divtelect th e ir M ayor, hut supported but the principal of It 1b to charge
R eport* published In R w liief*
(liiMllnurri e»n 1‘anr i:1||lel|
tb* p r a a u t m ethod nf having th*
land asse rte d C rlrk l commit!
homei
for
tho
Rtrvlro
or
to
te rm s ot ‘the Com missioner* s la g , do without the benefits.*’
suicide Th* prem ier w*V pere “
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^
sonally known to be pro-Brlliih
Mr* I'helir Jennie Mnlelngrr, g rrrd
lie n rv MrLmjlln. J r : "I believe
rath er than pro.Germ an.
Much of Ih* discussion of th r tho bill wtiiiid give the City too
* rrsldrnl nf Hanford for
IN
year*, dlrd *1 4 48 n’rlock Wed other fo u r bills centered around much auth o rity , «nd it nmy f»»i«e
nesday efli-mooii at h rr home on the i)ursl|nn of w hether It was lom i'im r tu u«e thin u tility mol
A r m iP h O ffic e Is
It *■*! First Street following a wise for the City In pan* any no o ther
f u rth rr tax m re -u rrs. and what
M o v e d T e m p o r a r i l y lingering Mine..
Henator
lim iaeholder
“ You
Horn In Patterson. N Y , Mr*. lYnefita would a r r r u r from th r Woubl wont th r citizen to be r <It
'Remodeling of th r offlca of thr Motalnger i« -urvlved by n ala. hills.
to dispone of the g arb ag e in any
| 'Uei'pil a nf Hl« SfllVHtion Af*
county agent,
It. Dswion, find Irr-inUaw, t t r , K M Baker of
Savers] nf those presen t sox way ?'
HU Ciimpit ign nnri"ii need
today
tha home demnnatration agent, Itoek lllll. S
wloi arrived c tlc d th at a referendum should
Mr MrleiiuJin: "Yen “
Hi.it )■ lohil nf C 7 ‘HI bud been
M n . R«vfl Andrew*, ha* nrcraaU here today
x held on the proposnL^gm rod
W, C H utchison: “There
i* ported in «iisli and pledges so
twUd them moving thrfr head
Service* were held *| 4 t8> nients to determ ine public opin • lieed nf clarify in g the a rt
f«», ridding Hint « ii mu her of
iuarter9 to the top floor nf the o'rlurk tielmy nt the
Krlrknnn ion
to w hether It In for cost or rr fit 1*i'*n■
>
, b flir M O v> l e i co n trliciurt Elouae b» the grand jury I'oncrel
T here waa also
considerable vrnue Jt seema p ra rtlca l for lh»*
with the Rev. W
■| tti the eiiO'inf rlrivr.
room.
I’ lluhrman officiating
Mm discussion to w liether th* City City to designate zurnr ngeticy l<» hull
Some p*M-t)ii- li.iu ' ra ile d C apNew ceiling* anil imrtitin* are Motalnger »*« buried in the O r Intended the bills to charge for Collect garbage
ism If K J"t' i** direftnr, this
to b« put in the o f/u e and thr ange City Cemetery, betide her sew erage disposal and garbage
Mr
W
ngbt
“
Is
th
ere
uriy
wi
ek . be Mild, ii lid tinted that
Interior drtigned In make
the husband,
collection as revenue m ra s u rrs provision for taking t« rc of „n>
Hu y hsd n< \ hri-l m opportunity
office convenient for employe*
Most of those present agreed th at surplus that m ight n n ru r? *
to y u e turl f k| mI h< rould COUflt
and peraon* of the office, K. A
If th* billa were prim arily to
HOLLAND AIDS NAMED
Hens to r IfoiiNbnldrr “ A n 1 im
Dyaon, In charge of the work.
raise ravrnue, they should be dis derstnod it there would lie no ........ ben. for >i • nO iioH inti. t)lh el * w ho lire in r rented in aidRaid,
~[ ALLAH AKSKK. pr S - i / t l — carded, but If Ihry w ere in te n d ru rp lu ’i ■"
mg i be d rii •• mi \ te4i phone fliOd
the
o perating
llrn ry M Sinclair
of
W inter ed to pay for
Mr
right “T here should in or trill Mt (In
.utooitrters, 1 13
trrv ic rs ,
they some provision for h aurpliiN end
Haven w as appointed se a itta n l costs of these
( iiptaiu R o ia
Mrigfiolui A v* ini
ee. ro tary to G overnor
Holland should be passsd
wh»t would be done with it '
said
W ednesday to serve i t legislative
E xcerpts from th* discussion
Henator I!nu nbolder
“T h a t
M outor l lim l. Iinirm an of
se c re ta ry during th r session of of th* bills follow
could he correcteil The surplus
S en ato r H ouaholdrr opened th* would apply on the neat y e ar's tin* r .. 1* rn l i M iiiiuilti'r, Has turn ed
Slightly over 71 percent of thr th r L eg islatu re beginning T u es
m eeting and explained th a t II collection eipensea. unit the col In 111 To iitul Im- assured C ap
celery In the sand lends su r day
had been called In diacusa local lection rosts n e zt year could Iwi tain Itose Unit In- w ill »*cur*
rounding Sanford has been cut. s
m ore fo r Iho nfgH ftitation.
legislation th a t will b* preasnted reduced ’•
check made Saturday night and
W aller II nil v lom m iinder o f
to th* L egislature, and pointed
announced today Ly W. J. Chas
Mr, H iggins:
“ As draw n up
out th a t to* legislators did not by the City
ComuilRnlun.
tb the colored A m eri him Legion Pont,
tain, representative of th* Flori
bn's
nifreed to are oil colored ©ITU
Intend
to
e
ip
re
ss
their
aw
n
views
coat woukl not exceed f»0 cents u
da S ta te M arketing Bureau die.
Th* m eeting was fur th* purpose m onth and we don’t telleve tlmt iploves of tb Atlwntir C oast Lind
closes.
of th* public to evidence Its m ore than 2ft e r n u a m onth wilM!,.nd h s - si i h "* n red C a p U ftl
Th* figure does not include
Rose that the n« irro lin y Rgputa
opinion, h* declared
be necessary to pay for It "
th* Oviedo muck lands, whsre
U s explained th a t in th* rase
George A Sneer, J r.: "To me would anfis* w ith 'h© ta g day
cutting has not begun y*L
They tv ill ta g only
of local Isgtalallon, th* d eleg a it teem s ju st th a t it la one more S a tu rd a y
tho fltjf,
tion m ust a g ree on the bill before tax. The City is lim ited to ta* tho'*c ill their aiTtiun
The Townsend Club will hold It la passed. He em phasised th a t one p roperty ow ner I ft mills, Our
11ibhiird C w sselherrv. rh n lrm tn
Its regular meeting s i the Court th e legislators had no desire to budget now is imme thing
of
Ore
C
assid
h
eM
v
d
lstrfat,
(intf
like
House tonight a t 7:30 o'clock.
pass a n y bill* e ffe c tin g the City $136,000 a year Five years ««o M V W heeler r«f O viedo h»v«
Il was only $83,000 a y e ar Still, prom ised • ■• ird I hint reporta tn
unless Uis people w ent IL
LOS ANGELES, Apr. 1 — W
K rite Koenig end Miss Ruth
Th* firs t proposal concerned tag collections now are 41 p e r by tu on Hntordri v
— Mary Pickford, su ffering from 'Browne, both of Orlando, ware ■ bill to declare the collection cent better. We m ust c (insider
A g ro u p n f girls from th© sen*
a kidney ailm ent, la u adar obser Issued a m arriage license a t the and disposition of g a rb ag e by tha the bills not ju st aa to w hether
lor class at Sem inole High School
vation In a Los AngelM hospital. C ourt Houae yesterday.
C ity • public
u tility and
to they a re fa ir billa. but as a n have volunteered tn sssial In th*
D r. V sm * C- H unt Mid too
autoorlM th a C ity to tropoa* o th er !•!.*■
tMg day* which will be held In
screen and radio actreea entered
i A building perm it was Issued and eollact a charge for th a col.
S enator
I lous holder:
“ Your the dow ntow n d istric t S a tu rd a y
tho heepltal two d a n ago; that to Footer Smith to te a r dawn * lactlon and dispoaltlon of
th* sta te m en ts are correct, hut th»- C aptain Rose Announced.
h er condition wee not serious and four-room fram e building on Me. garb ag e.
c h a rte r the City operates under
h* did n o t know w hether an op pi* A re a us between N inth and
S e n a to r flo u ih o ld sr. In reeding waa adopted m any years ago and
eration would be necessary.
T enth Street*.
"end explaining to* bill, declared c h a n * ., hav* .lo re taken jtlacr M n t H U O k l l , A x i « H o a d s
’
,
n l
th a t m a consequence o f home W* now psy te a rs on o u r bust. ,
ra th e r
than
on
our A g r C C O n A f t l O n i f a n
stead exem ption, the C ity m u lt
se rv k * *11 hom es w hile collectMr. Speer: “ Why are there In.
la g tags* fo r bond service alone.
HOME, A tir 3 — (AY— J * p Euch a bUl has been
declared road* on the City when w« hove iio rso F oreign M inister M etiuok*
more
money,
other
revenues
and
constitutional by tb*
Suprem e
has ag rerd w ith I’re m ler M uxso.
better rolleetlona than we bad Iin i end Adolf H itler on * Jo in t
C ourt, b* said.
five
year*
ago.
Tha
coat
of
City
. ^•W bere wa* Johnny when the Mar* when kia motor* fsited and
D. L. Thrasher asked what Is
plan of acllon a g ain st th e U n ited
all of the machinery stopped.
tb* policy «f other towns, th* government has Increased S3 1.3 K ta trs In tha event nf A m erican
percent over five years ago.'
Linotype maeblaee at tb* Her. sis* of Ranterd.
Involvem ent— declared o r u n d e
eject d o c u rra n t v
Fred B. Wilson: "The object of c la red — in ho stilities s g s ln s t IM
e f f fo r
Senator Honshe liter cited a
sb e n t u minute*.
th* bill Is to prevent the car* Axis powers, a u th o rita tiv e lln *
town
that
naad
euch
a
system
*.
T b* service a u t
Ism disposition of garbage, such
weald hav* to be eel by head.
Mid that tha action had be
I Ians In d lrated y esterd ay .
M would affect public safety."
r t t h # h i steU oa acre*, from tb* >. Police gadto can cruising upheld tor the Supreme Court.
T ha Ja p a n e se s te ts sm a n sa id
- - , ci{
M wort( <or
Senator
Housbolder:
"
I
t
stem
s
OWF R k w had t# wstcb three
Hr* Thrasher replied that “It to b* sentim ent of those her* goodbye to M ussolini b efo re re
to end drive m l
petted ef time tb*
reasonable In view ef th*
tu
rn
in g tom orrow to B erlin fog
th* biU Is all rig h t If it I*
“ tag abl* t* mil
a* off store lb* feet that th* tax easing needed.'' th a t.................................
........... .... only, f u r th e r c o n fare n eta w ith H I
for
tha
expenses
of
operation
B. W. Ware, county judge, said.
h people dlslik* to p a t ta x e s H* also U lk sd y e sterd a y w
"There should be a limit, It tho u gtkam
aalvaa.’'
Pop* P lu s X II a t a 86-m lnote
a t Um Cera Got* aaanta to mt, to tha ehargs far upon
E.
E.
“I 'd b* Inclined te re ls w a t th* V atican ,
•topped and ■uch a Mrrtea. If this Mil ^ to r a t e f aBrrady:
airy statesman
to la .’’
the Dngvst onr
mm aa agate Just ter Um paka of raising re.
:&
Seamen tak e n from Italian ahlp* te lie d a t G louceitar, N. J..
n e a r Philadelphia, sa lu te th e f la g w hich they had to a trik a a t th e ir
vessels w ere taken over by the U nited S ta ir* T hr sailors, ihow n
under arm ed guard, were Interned a t (he G loucester im m igration
bureau. S ixty-five foreign ship*, to ta lin g some 300,000 ton*, w ere
aefted by. the U nited State* a fte r discovery nf -s to te g n on Italian
woreh lera.
freig
Troops Of 167thInfantry And 117th
Field Artillery Plan Overnight Stop Hungarian
MuJ
O. I,. Ilu p ree, u f Iho
107lli In fa n try a t Cam p Blandlii)
announced today th a t hla re|f t
Miss Hinton Goes
To Regional Scout imctil.
accompanied by a battalion
of the 117th Field A rtillery, will
conm to Sanford tomorrow fur
Meet At Orlando an m i-m ight stay,'
It Hill he Ih* aocond "btllia Irei
krieg" by Dlanding troop* of this
, attended the 1941 regional city within a wrek. Monday the
Scout, conference In U r la n - l__
t d to In fa n try and I part of tho
th Field
A rtillery camped
tghl g e a r r a t Rollon P ark.
r l t e T ~ CavoUneptleoertg and ’ ‘R a j
Dupree telephoned E d
ward Higgins, secretary uf the
The delegate* reprmwnt lb* 2 to Chamber of Commerce,
this
4M G ir l. floouts registered • tn morning and told him the troop,
troops ltt<the Juliette to w region, will begin In arrive about 3 :0!l
which includes the four states. n'rlnrk Friday, and. th a t the last
Tho conference will continue un unit will reach her* about b on
til tomorrow. •
P M. It Is espectad th a t about
Conference guests and speakers ROQ mom troop* Will come in.
include:
morrow than war* hers Mundsy
Mrs. Harvey 3. Murid,' national
Though no pared* will be held,
president of tha Girl Scouts, and MaJ Dupree extended an invita.
the fallowing nations! sta ff mem lion to Sanford people tn *l«tt
bers: Mr*. Ratio Lee Jtihnmuu the rump area.
director at large; Mrs. Ruth (>s" Please feel.fr** to ln»pecl the
bom,
m ariner
adviser;
Miss
site," the e fflcsr said, "sod
Frances Ism, field adviser at ramp
forgo; Miss M argaret Chapman, there will he an tq»en house d u r
ing our stay." Col. W alter M.
camp adviser; Miss Ids' May Thompson
is commanding officer
Horn, advisor on leadership and
director of Training Camp Edith of ihe 107th In fan try . Brig Gen
Mary, New York, and Miss Kath J C. Hutchison will accompany
to Sanford.
erine I’ark, field adviser at large th>■\ troop*
hand concart Will he given
and director of Camp Juliette
si Hie hantUhtll on the lakefrnnt
tow .
A m ariner training rotifer will at ft :30 o'clock by tb# regim ent's
bo given on -Saturday a t th r Or band.
Th* w ater pipe* end tempi»r*ry
lando Girl Scout li t t l e
House.
Mist Emily toxenby, leader of lights which wetrd arerted by 'he
one of the Jacksonville m ariner City Monday fee tha use of the
ships, h u been naked to assist troops hav# been laft standing
wilh tho course. M ariner ships and will be U»*d again by the
are Increasingly popular among 187th Infantry* Hem* »f most
Girl Scouts, *na leader*
are or too men la Alabama.
Hlnca many M r a tn i from the
equipping themselves for this
towns surrounding Bnnford will
featuio of the program.
th*
Mr*. 11. P lant Osborne, chair want to com* IS to see
man o f lb* Juliette Low Regional tmop* Friday, aaverel store* sr*
Committee, said yesterday, "Amid punning to remain ' epen to™«r(ha dark foreboding* la the** row night ta g if* / these people
troubled times on* ra y o f light an opportnaitF to do tb elr shop,
n mains, our yodng folks, tho ping tnan Instead a f on Saturday.
Th* troop*' wilt remain over,
hop* of o n r land. Wo who Kav*
tha good fortona to to active night and Isava a g rir tbs next
morning
fa r
In Girl Scoot work today, arc
Ploying a vital p a rt in keeping
th at ray constant. I f to our prlvDig* to parn on .to our Girl
Scouts a n . understanding and an
* ' «MnM>"*^*
appreciation o f their American
Yesterday'* . Identification
h*^,1*** *•* to equip thmn with
•U llo end interests th a t should
wa* Mtoa Mildred Rabaon, Se.
•« p ip in g them I Sanford A*•*<*•
to hold It fasL
About |: |0 o'clock Wsdnee-
"“ "S
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A P R IL
WAS THIS YOU?
Marine Recruiting
. Office fa Opened
>ft«r mote
Rv,, .-oal
afternoon
again. One
fl*V“ JF-' f t C ry sta l. announced
.to death today th a t (he marine recruiting
office )a Oriande b e r Won renatfl Apr- I I . with of■I many
• floor o f the
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Mrs. Phebe Motsinger
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Salvation Army
Reports $2700;
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71 Percent Of Celery
Crop At Sanford Cut
City News Briefs
Mary Pickford fa
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Tension Increases
lent Nazi Props*
inda Is Hurled At
uffoslavia As New
l H a n c e Is Seen
rnteg, after a
lie, tha aeMlcn
reek transport*
f lo r Orlando,
ulod to depart
it lltOO o'clock,
■p Blending t y
kick waa (he
wop*' overnight
t iiOO o'clock,
■wing aland on
I foot of king
iph C. Hutch L
. who Ea now
• ta d Infantry
Violates flared quickly today In
Harlan County. K v , a t picketing
of hitumlnooa coal mine* (tartad
whlla negotiation* In New York
nought a new agreement foe SMy
000 minora In the eight-state Ap
palachian region. The old contract
expired len t n ig h t
A mine guard and a own da.
eerlbed an a picket word ehot and
wounded a t different ml nee.
Now violence aleo flared a t tha
AIlia . Chalmere Manufacturing
Ctonponr at Mlhrattkoe, and poUea again uaed an anaored fartroea to break the picket ranka
which triad to h alt a back-to
work movement
Oongreaaloaal rapport for antU
atrika legislation continued' to
grow midst nyw demand* that
labor ^pwrgo^lto rank* of tubvar-
Magnate Pleads
IU K , Apr. I —(IV * Ctr*
opoganda guns turned
Yugoslavia tixlijr with a
on th at ths Balkan kingWta ridden with an “uneonihte halo—Incltera are doing
w o * —German nationalists
Intuited and molgeted—tho
• toon try la In a t etato of
ikjta.''
I
Mexico To'Seize
12 Axis Vesgete
Berlin Quarters S•*
Law Has Been Sus
pended In Americai
.1
rallne the outburete againfl
id . tnortly before Hitler'*
try Juggernaut Invaded that
ibpring nation, tha criticism
Trow authorlird Nhil qnar,
eihlfh aeaerted, forjtho first
•hat they were anaMe to
tent further- on > political
la 'In Belgrade,
)
Belgrade government circles
_ ...n r * * w i* 'ti m»**n‘ • :
B r l t l i h R. A . P . r a ld e r a
W«ra d ec la re d to d a y to h a v e
•m u sh e d a t fiv e c ltie a o f
G e rm a n y an d • G erm an-occu*
nato, leavea fe d e ro f court In Philadelphia a lta r pleading guilty
do complrlng te obetract juitlce. Indicted With Mat worn J. Warren
Bay la, retired U. 8. circuit court Judge, and Morgan Kaufman,
former fodoral bankruptcy retires, CKaryeO arcto from allogod
bribery during bankruptcy proceeding! egalnat Pox.
tha n i t h Infantry,
ef tha 181th In.
Chalrmaa .Vtoaon, of the Kouto
* ; m t t i Field Ar. Naval
AffalreCom ialttea, put In
Sedated a concert
■ T a t 'l t l O o’clock
e l ' after tha pro.
« underway about
todte hf rata seat*
Senate Committee Speaker Explains
S y p ? tT >"*
KoUiiu System
wktrafli o f aeldlcre
have keen little abort of Im pure*
and covered many a f the die.
e* which ted to Croatian a f t l *n Yugoslavia, the focal point
■tor mediation board, It aald. of the now struggle. It waa tm.
(O irttow e »» r a w T tcwl
» OPM' aald no flgurea were
te n laid a
liable on maiidaya teat from
IV Sanford, then# atrthos.
tret trucka
to thdMMdy a >11 of
it, and tan’s epraug
w todlttew ^ bellying
Ute teat*. On* wae
, b u t w as quickly
kitchen*
Fire Cities In Germany Are Targets’
Of H. A. F. Raiders;
Troops Fired Upon
French 75's To Be
Shipped To Greece
Citrus Legislation
Planned By Group
LAKELAND, Apr. I—(Special)
—Unanimous agreement on a
legislative program for the cit
ron Industry waa announced hero
Monday a t a Joint meeting of
committee* representing grower*,
shippers and caiman.
Industry group* participating
in the program, a t conference*
during the last three month* a n
Florida Citrus Growers, In*.,
Florida
Conn* re’
Association,
United Growers and Shippers
Association and Florida Citrus
Producers Trade Association.
Principal legislative
recoin.
extensive roeearth
tha establishment a f
erda a f quality.
Pepper Would End
Foil Taz Payment Bhort W ar Predicted
By Louisville Editor
WAjraiNOTON, ’ Are. 1 ^
MTlUft M m VBIWii BiImMhi
*a* lima Pullteer Prise wto.
la the field of history.
BTABTB AT PLANT
Take Over Cotton
Stock* Under Govern- S e m i n o l e Teachers'
an Will Be * Club E l e c t s OfTaken, III Provides fleers ■At Meeting
WASHINGTON. Apr. 1—(/P>—
Chairman Smith (D-8C) tald to
day the Senate Agriculture Com.
mlttoe had unanimously approved
hi* bill to “freeic'' (he atucke of
cotton on which rorem m ent loan*
have been mad*.
Tha measure direct* the secre
tary ,pf agriculture to take title
to all cotton now under govern,
munt loan, and to hold It until
the congressman orders otherwise.
Smith said the government had
tltte to about 0,000,000 bales, end
loan* on an additional 4,800,000
***••: II* aald grower* would be
f t * ” ""If « |vlty they have In the
loan cotton.
, S*rtte and Rom* formally pro.
<i "The be* to asaumyUon of de
mocracy la th at all etttoena should
vote Intelligently, placing a prem
ium on education and tha respon
sibility on all school teachere,"
aald Professor sC hallre Mendel),
Jr., of the English department of
do IUn* College, In Speaking be.
fore the meeting of the Seminole
Teachere Club laet night at the
Lake Mary recreation hall.
Talking on the subject “Com
mon Sense (education a t Rollins
College.- Professor Mendell listed
the objectives a f tha system, R.
E. Klnp at Id this morning, a* de
veloping the ability to th‘nk,
learning to get along with other
People and acquiring the ability
to discriminate among value*.
An election of officer* wae held
a t, (ha meeting and the following
were elected to serve during the
coming yean Mra. Annie Thomp*
(D»elimH Oo rag* T k n * |
Gay Festival Begins
In St. Petersburg:
8T. PETERSBURG, Apr. 1 _
(A*)— A three-hour entertainment
program in Wllllame Park and an
Illuminated boat parade, with flvo.
werka, opened BL Petersburg's
twenty-third Festival of 8tatea
yesterday.
Thursday night 80 bands from
all parte of tho state will take
port In a concert and drill, white
Friday night te reserved fo r tbo
annual festival parade, to ba held
afte r dark for tho first time In
It* long historyTha celebration cloons Saturday
with tho annual children’ll pa-
In the Balkan trouble m
Oernmny completed the roan
of her national* from Yugoslavia*
and shift**! about 74,000. N ate,‘‘.if
troop* to Yuyotlev-Hungerian* t ,:r
frontier.
Italian national* joined in the .*
exodua, while In Rome, steeLhete
I
meted troop* guarded the Yum*
■lav legation and the tin lied .
Statee ambaaay a t a precaution
agalnat demonstrations.
Peruvian troop* occupied tha * *
workahop and hangar of thaLufthanaa (Qcrman airline) a t w
the Lima airport. From C a ra ca s
ic’. «ii«w< ■■ r » n t w»i
Mass Meeting With • r!
Lawmakers Postponed .jj
Becauaa of the funeral a f & •' •fl
O. Cheat, head of Ghana and ;(S
Company, who died laet n lg h L a
•
maea mooting of cltlsOM and- .
leglelatora achrduled fog StM
o’clock Wedneeday afternoon baa
been poetponed until 7:10 otelftlt
Wedneeday night, Senator E, P . ,
llouaholder announced today.
Proposed changee in the City
charter, which will ha submitted
to the Legislature e t the reaeloto
’
beginning Apr. 8. will > •
cuu*d a t the meeting, aqd att
lp U m ted porioni a r t inTtUda
Mrs. Sarah Sands
. Dies In Pittsburgh
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Mrs. Sarah Bauds, mother of J - ,
A. Baade, 8r., of B anfort and , J
grandmother of J. A. Banda, J r . pM
Orlande, died j e iU r i iy r t hqf ?
h o n i In Flttaburgh, Pn*> B h a lte f * | j
vteltad this city several t t a w . t t f l
accompanied by another eon* Cwlr
ford Band*.
Burr Wore Include four MM* J E J B
A. Baade* Br.. Clifford > H W H
BUI Banda and Tom Sands. All
A
except 1. A* Baude, Br., Iw Q B i ' i l
Pittsburgh. Alao eurrM ag are
grande!
One Mathieux Made AAA Official ! ^
Bevz Audi
Succeed Gdorffe Means, Called By Army Mrs*
Mother DiesSa
Umova to the field, ’ Mr. M qthkox aald.
N re, J, C. po^tek-
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d t l i e n # * a p o ssib ly can o h o u ld t r y to g tto h il
t h e m e e tin g to m o rro w n ig h t f o r th e p u rp o se o f d is c u ssin g
proposed c h a n g e s In th o C ity C h arter. T h e C h a rter Is th e
b M lc le w o f a C ity j u s t a a th e C o n stitu tio n i s th e b a sic
tow o f o u r j o u n t r y an d fu n d a m e n ta l c h a n g e* in It's h o u ld
Grammar School Play
C haracter Listed
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octal Calehdat
a S ^ t o r i i ^ v o K e d h t y ° Dd w ith o u t fuJJ ®°n>!d « T t io n o f
In a d d itio n to th e fo u r a m en d m en t* a lrea d y m en tion ed
In th e e e c o lu m n s w h ich h a v e to d o la r g e ly w ith th e ta x in g
a n d . b o rro w in g p ow er o f th e C ity , w e u n d ersta n d a n o th e r
Iiqoor Store
»%in ,tc o n ,,d c r e d w h ,ch * ou ,d re"u ,t ,n lh o e le c tio n o r uii
e n tir e n ew C o m m issio n e v e r y tw o y e a r s in ste a d o f s ta g g e r
Ing th e ir term * o f o ffic e aa i§ n ow th e p ractice.
I* n i« y be t h a t w e a r e n o t fu lly In form ed a s to all o f
h e a d v a n ta g e s o f t h is a m e n d m e n t a n d i t m a y co n ta in rerto in h e lp fu l fe a tu r e s o f w h ic h w e a re n o t y e t a w a re, bu t
c u sslo n .
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relating m Evcrgb
problem, mdl com
aarvey, forestry fin
»h* need of the t
Florida far S nee
M oratory boUding.
| T n arn are piew
ffH*
*"Y • ‘to r1%t
N* cewpretor
related survey ha* a
"••da which srOl g h a t
farmer basic Informs
ff-sm
jr sr a s LSS
* standstill in 1117.
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* f a to il run an«|ma( b* wearyi
K they shall' waft, and not
WL— Isaiah 40i31.
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l^om Tb* Y irglnlu, Quarterly
Ravtaw)
a fa r ‘though away from any.
llt> the starlit night
^
;I, ®nu,ld
en a c te d Into la w a t le a s t u n til all factora
w»r» If they.are old - e m ln g it h a v e b een c a r e fu lly w e ig h e d .
reading to a man In
The Poetry Of War News
T h e r e ’s real p o etry th e s e d a y s in th e new * com ir
fro m th a v a r io u . w a r fr o n ts. It i . n ’t j u s t thtri th e U r itl.h
h a v e b e e n -m o a tin g w ith 'sp le n d id s u c c e s se s in A fr ic a . Y uM ed iterran ean S e a . T h ere I* Horpeth ln g p o s ltlr e ly r h y th m ic a l and p o etic In th e very sou n d olT
,
,
^S(I jconipetition ef the m o n a m es th e m se lv e s . '
, *. W
y o u ta k e , D ired a w a , fo r in sta n c e . T h ere is a w ord
* *9rl*:
frustrellon
r
e m o tio n . I t tr ip s liltln g ly o f f tho
ivl*. That's
r Spring <rapa.~
, J ? V lK tLBuJI B uF * m<1 t h * «•».
W h ere th e F ig h tin g S ea fo rth H igh lan d er*
L ick ed th o W op# a t J ljlg e e .
lin e 9 l l S 2 f* I l w t e | ,a * i,U U ° .I*0* 110 llc c l" '5 ,n thMt ,»‘*t
W s n ite
,B r*a ,'jr
J'JIira a n d th a t
u o esn t rim s. B u t th en w o a r e no p oet. W o belong to th a t
,,c " r'
S till w e th in k so m e th in g o u g h t
D iredaw a.
is
bark
“ I
° J
to
bo
""•“ m
done
*J*tro d f ° r ( h e ir c o n q u tro m
" k*
c lio u t
w hich
*?,' *2 ! T Y b^ 5 t . o r e v ' rY l>c°p l« n ow aUTtoring u n der
r
i n
k
f('«niRM4 rr«3« rt*# o»*.t
-Vr; -
h„ J r T j T
buM U a t If R u d yard K ip lin g w ere nllvri today
*
fsrtnar* arc ho could do a o m a th in g w ith th is th o u g h t:
tM p s harvest of
S o m e w h e r e e a s t o f D ired a w a
RoatovaU
S. 0. Chase, Sr.,
Citrus Pioneer,
Dies After Crash
specimens from all over the
world—the rrov# where Pr*»ld#ri>
Cleveland's lovely hrid* eathered
orSrgr blossoms, where the beau.
Ilful daughter *f Gen. Sanford
held her wedding raceptian. ’ [r
no more. Th* present grove.
•Lout ir>0 aerra under, fen '* .‘ D
Inodrrn ^ t ! ' T n “
W®
^U ,t ^ ct« r e HOms SntlreJy
;of, our replanting and
hiodern xvriter o f B a o fa ck R oom B a lla d s s it t in g h im se lf
r**inn»Uln-’) l / j
( 'L illi M b
Mr. Chaie 'wait widely' Vn?W
S* * ■pieiKw-r in citrus end csMry
He wsA one of tto first
r la tv ^ h
^UBt h e t r th o c h c e r ,oador Of, th e I’o ctry S oh |* o [ t d ,,eS relery into this' sec.
I kill, Which nnri'derive, much nt
Its Income from the crop. To
. D lp p d a w tl • D ired a w a I Z ls s l
B oom !
B at I
M iB tK A K S M J T -
;
;.UgO0l* vl*
1
c ity - u h w
to be
hll(l f l w n a g g ln a t t h e A x ij
l a o S T t f i t o i t ^ r T * 0 1 r c " IK),18lb,lB , o r • t . » n
ib ii^ le n w
( h BU a a th J r t (iVlth
O r ie n t
*So . . u z
ry o n e w h o ev a d ed th e c o r d o n ^ -N e w Y w k H O T t S L
R E P O R T E R h a d b een
irltnanded f o r hi# o v e r lo n g accou n t* and told to bo bi
I i . n e x t a to ry w e . t u r n e t f ln « . fo llo w .; T
’
b‘
Hank .
g S r tt
P h o M 789?J— A rca n e 1 %
SUNOCO
f l.w a it
Mur; thalr strength; they shall
“
•rHE VERY BEST
In Liquors, Wines,
Gins
nunc Dixivnty
c ,u,ICBl 0 ,5
i
a n y rn,**c* l c h a n g e in th o nyaltim o f e le c t
in g o fr ic is ls , it m u s t be p reau m ed th a t th e r e is nom ethlnij
in h e r e n tly w r o n g w ith th e e x is t in g s y s te m . W e c a n n o t set
w hore th is h a s been so . F rom th e sta n d p o in t o f e ffic ie n c y ,
o r g a n iz a tio n , a b se n c e o f gr~* ‘ —* ••**•in a ll
~ th o v a rio u s
d e p a r tm e n ts o f o u r C ity ,
>afc S a n fo r d ranka
rem ark ab ly h ig hi- av m
v -ovn gj I
--------------- J f H o r id a .
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w osed
^ s y srte m
ila w ould be
so u n d er
th e p rop
s op en to q u e stio n . I f a n e n tir e n ew board *wcrc tJ c c ifd
ev e r y tw o y e a r s It sta n d s to
11
rc‘Jaon lh a t 111 ,w u,‘ ^ 0 posBlbflity
^ b lU ty e x is t s o f n ot h a v in g ai sin g le m an in th e polio
mAiring
m a k in g gg ro
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p Of
o f th
th ee C
C ity
ity cg oo tv e r n m e n t w h o is in th e s lig h tupon th* Lord shill
w,th thc Problems o f th e C ity or fa -
ffO V 'v W w o n
v
TUESDAY
r ' The Scmhioln High P. T. A.
will meet a t 1:30 P. M. for Ita
rowels*.meeting, preended by the
b a u d meeting a t X:30 P. M. Mrs.
J . U. Coletouch will ineak. •
The Frirndshln League of the
t Congregational Church will meet
with M r* J. B. Root. 811 PaL
matt* Avenae a t IKK) P. M. with
Mra. 8. Jewett aa eoJwataaa.
Daughters of Weilvy Class of
th e ' MMJmdlst Church will meet
,at> OK Paraonago on O il.M ag .
FimUa Avenue at 8:00 P. M. with
Mra. U. A. Swanaon’a group i t
to
brother, formed a partnership
that was tha beginning of Chsaj
and Company, which new has
arrrag* all over the state of Flor
ida and sale, representative! in
important cities In the United
8tates.
-.
At first th* company Usalt
principally In Insurance, and Bydnry Chat* told fir* insurance on
many of th* *arly Florida hotel*
and railroad*. Tha Insuranc* buslnasa waa dropped when the fruit
and vrgatabl* business began to
grow.
. .
Chase and Company has other
interests besides fruit tn d vege
table*. They handle farm stipph«a, fertiliser and c-th*r grower
need*. I
Mr. Chat* belonged to few
fraternal organisation* - except
those
that
pertained
to
his business. II* was on* of the
organisers of the Growrr* nnd
British Employ
New Bombs In
Attack On Nazi 3
C o m p lete
W a a h ic g A
L ubrication S erv ice
Venesuela, came report* t ai
fire* broke out aimultaneou I,
on uiret l u l l i i nnd one Gem in
ship at Puarto Cabello.
A responsible source n t
he
WEDNESDAY
b .The Ladles Auxiliary tn thc
Brotherhood of Railroad Trmlnmftn will meet In th . Elk’s Hall
a t 3i00- P. M.
-.
.
Community Sewing Circle will
mact with Mrs. R. L Garrison
.on Richmond Avenue a t 3:00 P.
Iff
Sawing session* will continue
fa r the Rad Proas In the Woman's
Club from 0:30 A. M. until 11:30
MANAGER
8anf.nl Aetna* Jwsl Off Of
The Junior " Auxiliary of thv
lAmsrisan Logtnn - will m ,ct ut
tka home of Miss Valeris Wells.
1S01 .W est First Street, at 3:30
P. M.
The general business meeting
l i d luncheon of the -Woman's
£ )u b will he held In 'he club
K i n a t 11:30 P. M. Hoste**n
■ l l bo Mm. E. Compton, Mrs.
J . G. Michael. Mrs. IL E. Tolar,
l l n . J. H. Red path, and Mrs.
Claud* Herndon.
THURSDAY
.
[ T ka.regular meeting of Bern
Inola Chsplor Two, O. E. 8. ha*
baan called off on account of the
meeting being held In Tamp*.
Tb* South Side Primary P.
T. A. will meet In th* auditorium
» * t 3:08 P. M- preceded by the
board m atting nt 2:00 P. M.
Mrs. R .U Dean will speak on
Um "Bnttla of Books "
Tha. West Side Primary P. f.
» is
y t f t o ' W r f . ' M.'Mlae RUauae
1
a time cs fix treasurer. Ur was* Ethiopia tail
th# tale A. T. Roaaetur and A. H arte r- member ef tha .Hanford ndvanoe* which
I \ Connolly built, ths Sanford Rotary Club, and for over M . *>a adding to tl
and Everglades Railroad In 10(m. y**re Lalonged lo the Florida | lire Italian trr
Later bought by th# Atlantic Horticultural Horiaty. He WAR tc rials,
Caaat Line, this track today also a member of tha tioard o f| From newly
originate* more tonnag* than any th* Jacksonville branch of the wa, where the
other Una of ita length. In mu- ■FStUrdl Reserve Bank. In (he vered thr Ai
naction with th* Ssnfont-Kvcr 1020'a, Mr. Chos* aervod on the) railway, a . w
glade* Raliroad, a gasoline stragt City Commission for on* term.|coincided with
ear waa operated into Sanford.
He also w»e • member of ihe ward movemrn
Alwaya of • pioneering spirit. Episcopal Church, serving as ves. p|an sectors.’’
Mrt Chase was a member of a tryman. •
command repol
party of white m*n headed by
He married Mia* Laura Duval
Th* capture
J. E. Ingraham with an engineer, Whltner. * daughter of th* late th , only rail
and several nativ*
woodmen, Beniamin Whltner, one* repre. Ababa. Kthlon
who war* prospecting for a r a i l sen tat Wo from this dlalrict to wlth t 'h .c o a .l
way outlet to the lower East Coast. tha State lagH latort. Bhr was n
in Eritrea t
They wore th* flrat white party gnmt granddaughter af Goverimr td th7_ " ’ 1
a ereaa tha Krented*a. Thla Duvnl, tha first territorial guv- mare ^the 2 » |
wa# in 1833. A t another time, eroar of Florid*. Mr*. Chase died
n* and a companion went front about sis month* ago.
( T ^ lulltro
Sanford to Tampa and hark -a
foot, elaen other means ef Irens, onAU h*«,u " £ ; ? ,c h ! t
- 4 • »*ST (
porta lion wore lacking.
. -v turning from hi* grave at Isle,'0eb<,J i
1 Ob this trip ha passed k amatl worth, trust a f Oriaad* with his un,J.?
or V"
cabin In th* woods, and th* IV*
trerelors w m f u p to K t o r t t
drink of water. Whan tho he*.
pltaHe aattUre mad* some Ink.
• WINE^
"f ^
X S i Uolf Mr*. Ulllsn Vickery. 800
U « * * t Third Blfeot, at 7»30 P. M
9
Cummliifft troup will b«
f LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
^Bowing asaalonj will continue
fa* tha Rad Ctom In th* Woman’s
. .
1 TODAY IS
. b a r g a in d a y
COME EARLY!
Busman. John A. lalvai:
Frank Holland,’ Winter j
What * In my Pocket, Kdgerton—
Reception Is Held
J
Honoring: Officers
The homo of L t . Col. Georg*
A. DeCottes and Mr. DeCottaa
An Park Avenu* w»- th , ac,n*
last evening of an informal re
ception given bv Col Fred A.
Rafay, commanding Officar of th*
134th Infantry a t Camp Bland
ing, for Mai. Gen. John C. Por.
sons, and Brig. Gen Joseph 0.
Hutchison.
Mr*. DeCottes and Mrs. Georg*
D. Bishop mot th* guest* a t tb*
door and Introduced them to the
receiving lino which was com
posed of Col. Bafsy, l.t. Col. DoCottea, Maj. Gen. Pinsons. Brig.
Gen. Hutchlaon and Mrs. Hutchi
son.
i
<
Th# room* of the D*Cotte»
hom* ware oponad ensult* and
Jocorated with A Profusion of
Spring flower* 13 -bright colors
During tha evening the guestwere ontertetoad with oecordlon
moaie Played by t » i members of
th* 134th Infantry Rand.
Other gueaks at th* rec*pti--n
>* -wddlriawtol tbaXoffteasw W l.,
114th Infantry and their wives|
ware tha City Camwisalonam and
County Commlaatoorrs and thrlr
wlvaa, and th*. hands of th# var
ious civic orgnniaati"ii and their
Mrs. Amalia Nabl. was elected
president of tha Wroiaa'a Auxili
ary of Holy Gnat Episcopal
Church a t a call n rating at tha
Pariah Uoua* yesterday after,
noon.
Other officer* sac ted at this
tint* include: Mrs. M. Mlnarik,
vie* preciitsntl Mips Oliva. Dlnkle,
carretery) Mr*. Rmsat Krnpp,
treasurer; Mra. Alex Vaughan,
united thank offering; Mrs. W.
secretary;
e d u c a tio n .
Mm.lt
m r n ln g , f o ll o w n l h]
ri l«- a a d v i s i t to t
II n il* / la
8L
I’rt
Put r«*ti
kh"nvillt*
r
’••I!••%«»'
criInx
Inn- *g»v
motor*
M,*-,,:.ie
U-» tin
7 uraday afternoon.
Conferring of
degm
7' lureday evening.
Klection of officers
in -rnlng, followed ly a I
M *tlA f Friday Afternoon
in lUlUUon of officers in
d< r evening.
,
among those p la n n in g
tv id from Hanford inciu-l
w rthy
matron
of
Hr
f apter Two. Mra. 8 V. I
i« annual con
I ia F t Myers
m. MobU. Mrs.
f m , Anderson.
Kre. F. A. D y
y
m
Roller Skit lent Mrr Bar
Whltlimro nmt Helen Hay*
man; Hori* Wetherington la the
Bit-yrlri. Virginia (iiultam mol
D il i Mho llriilgeM are the tenni*
player* nml the Volley Ball play*
rr” «i'' Klm»* l.umli|ulat. Allotl-oril, Mae Dean laiinviml, and
Ruth (arroll
Mr». II. G, Mi-tlivin hn. planncrl an intm-slin-r progruiu for
thc meeting of the \V« •' Sidr
Primary Psrcnl.Trschrr Asso,-Ih
lion to Ir hi’lil Thurvdav after
noon at 2 ..'10 oYIih k In Ihr suiltlorluin. pn-ci-iliil liv Ihr Ihibi-iI
nirrllng at 2:00 o'cliK-k.
Miss Flranor Morrison, liruil
of ihr Recreation
Drpurlincnt
will t-« Uic guest speaker on the
program and the public has been
extended an invitation to attend.
S irk M
S t s s r i ml s a l . * • * ta IS-CI
A. m. T m S a l. Ao.ll I. I*<l
Inato attack*
lOckaon
1 Hunting: Fai
lh«* Gi-rnian linlliiii evacuation of
Y ogo-ln in should !>.■ interpreted
iii* ii warning nnif’ lint a* an Ini.
iiiidintr Ihri'iit I" \ ugwalava.
II*- ml.Ini Hint tin- action
should itiir It. Igii«ili- n liii'ather
nml liiii*. to ii f.iii.lilrr ibi* ^ u jo .
slm iill.tii.li l.inm.l tin- Axl*.
«!•*»
\|.. I •—( 8pc*
f Ihr I'niver.
ilet • inline It*
it- fm a unit
.••in* (Ifficeri
been unlirwi
nrtini'iit, C'on-« il liero y w * many |ample
llinniylioiil tho
i • nr»* in Rhode
tint ton * popui tin* prr«et)t
t Imlf \xol id, nc*
m i . Bureau.
. a n t s , , hm iI h a l l . , a n d J l» " . « l .
............................I u n ilis lu r la 'd h> t ' 11
Italian Ships
*
M o ru la
In
•a»r >n«n tar in a ft * minutes, brim
.
D a m a g i 't l
JA( KsSONYIl.i l Act l
I’
\ • l»*H'k ll|l MnilililX m||saVk«.I
that txx«i |l i|util fli’li*l»(* • **• »/•’ •
Sutnlnv Isv Ihs* I ’liitrtl Mil's
>ml Ini'll xirtunllx iiiii'il I* It.n
litII I i«a • n*» pal t
Which they hav* collected,
all th* bolt buckle* so lhat
■my be put on (armenta lo
■nt to Britain.
*ta**«* for tb* luncheon InMrs. B. Compton. Mrs. J.
R S m L Mr*. R. K. ToUr.
NOTICE
it «•* x .M ir
.In it f
p r u m p iU .
NC
« h a r i . i b in n ils m k v i u
|u»l pin.nr (III AlIKS NUMBER)
,S . I I . E N G L I S H
(il'L E
S E R V IC E
S T XTION
I nr us t
I l r *•t HI.
KFrench A #
t
■iv .ll.e v tl r » .« »••#.
,.,II „f Dvlwtu. prestdrnt; H. Il.illt-siiK- «f Hanfunt- vln- |-ir«
tdi-nt; It T. Miluvc of l-yiiwii.
si crrtary.lKwsun-r,
Cliittrliih-li. funnel l-rt si,lelll, salt!
’Hu* nynlft-m of •‘•lumthfii
B .Ilium
millined »y |'rofft*»M*r
M.ndill *lu»x%iiiir lu*H tlM-y “l*
(I uiptft'd lo Mrroiupli»li their »»*»•
Program I k Planned
For P. T. A. Meeting
u l l
Erittoh nlrrm
S ir R e
r re M • u p
|ImM
MARKET REPORT
, l|la tnjuri** ware Mtovtal to
(( 'M ila a v d
city, persona began to totigirgate ikiwntown,. nnxuti* for (he
tiara tie to g tt untler way. Mug*
rippled the City's aeleomo, r ml
workmen put finidilng tourliea on
the reviewing aland
.it Fii-%1
Street and Magnolia Avenue.
Sanford turnetl out in c n v o
to welcome wluit win pr«h.ihly
the ldgge«t rontingen* of soltli.'O
ever to hit thla rity. The atd li-ra
rt ported that all along the rout •
from Blanding to Sanford fihg-*
were hung out In the rilie* nml
townapcople xtavetl to them »<
they paanetl. Ncwapapera had r *•
ported they wrrr g ing to pn^*
through, ami everybody xvante l t"
are them.
I*axv enforrrnrent offierra bad
n biiajr time keeping e|N-elal*»v
from thr main route of
the
troops, l^ikr Shore |loulevi«*l
waa blocked to civilian ti-'lfo
from the bandahell to th- It tel
Mavfair. Motorcvele not to *•"
rolled the more than
full of •oldler* and *upplie« »nto
the city. fotlownt bv l^dtei*.
sheriff a. and hiirhwav pnlndm- n
Krom Orlando. 2R mildnrv p *»•-«•
were called to keep tuWr.
had no trouble.
The s.ddiers milled ..nmn.l i ■
,.,«v Inst night .filling
Speaker Explains
Rollins System
Of Education
Margaret
rial rela
te Andcr.
SAFELY AN
•!rr' ":Ss
v tet iF&,fli
«v- »lw»y» fa
makes m , Ui,’' 1hg da-
ley llaiull
h
Thr off Inals In rliargc of the
annual April play lo bo given at
thi- Sanford (Iran mar School at
8:0tl o'clock on Ihe evening* of
April .1 no.I I nnii..imcr the fol.
lowing rninplclr lint of all of
tin- cliarnctrm In Ihe play:
AFT I Sailors: Frank Mcisch,
Hill Kennedy, Dickie Frank, tiotl.y Hodge*, llcrble Strnstrom,
Clyde Flnuse, Kugrno Kendall,
Hilly llrinson, llcrbeit Robinson,
James Sheffield.
Ians: t'ly-lr Hull, llrnry
Mite fjyeo 8ft,O nce of llo!-? liiiIml
liter, Kil Want, John M ora,
Sound, ■ student St Stetson llnu John
Johnson, Ila mil
Haskins,
verslty It DeLand, spent Frklnv Fcil.-rn-l,
llosselrr, Robert Mid.
aftemam In Rtnfoid as the
■Ill ton.
guest of Miss Elbab'-th Dyson.
gin i n l-nla-lla is |airlraynl
l.v F.vclyn Itatlifc. Her maids arc
Wain,
Wall*- Tumor will arrive l-». It.-lie Ward and Hetty
mormW from the University of might. I’aul I’cxnld take* the
Florida in (lainasvillo to visit |..ul id Corrigan and Fnsl KenMrs. Mary laiu Wootrn of Or.
lamki, distrlrl guvi-rnor of Pilot
with bh parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. n.sly is Fiilumbui.
AFT II .Spirit of Areet ira, Club* In Florblii. bn* anmuineetl
K. W, fum cr. far a few days.
Nonna Jean Snyrr; Madam Won- thlit Ibi* niimial mccHhjr of til*.
If ' *
d.r, Hetty Jane Copeland; Spirit Irkl four will In* belli In Tumpii
Jennags Hurt Las return,-.! «<> of Progress, Simon D^ngfelder. on A|»r. ft fi
Ft. Moaltns, S. C. after a 10 .la> The ipinitel i» composed of Jack
farloath I during which time hi- McCrone, Kugrne Moses. Robert
visited with his parents, Mr. ami Hasty, and Dwight Swanson.
Mra. X l - Hurt and atten.lnl the
Those dancing the mlnueltc are
Mlllta-y Hall in (iainesvlllc Inst Dolores MeFIclland. Frank Drury,
werketd.
leggy Pippin. Porter
l-anslng,
Phyllis Itnrh, Ix-on Swain, Ruth |
Hodges, Robert Faireloth. Emily (
Matthews, John Robinson, I’hyl- (
Its Allen, Houston llalicoek.
TAMPA. Apr I — (Special) —
The following compose
tbs? t D<-1<-irnt«*.
from 13 Flori-lit club.
ihorus: Hhrtt Ravenal. Marlon of
Pilot Int.-inntionnl will vi.it
Nildack, Jack
l.udwlg.
Ilvron Tampa, Apr f-.H for lho snnuul
Heard, Harold Johnson, t.yllian meeting of .lii-trirt four. Mr...
Hoyle, Hetty Mlrklet,
Norman
Mary L. >u Wootrti of Orlnrt.io,
has II lull, Hetty t'ullum, Hetty Row- (Balrict
jroxitit'r, nnnouiu •*«! to.
n Hart- land, Juanrllv Vaughn, Jane Chap• stu lies' luon, Ksther Watkins. Yvonne day.
Alti'iiilinir tin* ior«*tlii|r wlB or
vacation, |lmIan, Audrey Toll, Alvu Lund,
nd Mr- .|uist,
Erma Matthews, June Miss Harriet MrKwran, tr.-asui. i
tonte on Hasty. Marie I’rzold, Its-tty Craw- of Pilot Intrrnntiminl from S.l
•
, ley, Joan Sringlr, Nancy Will. ma, Ala., I'h.I President Mn<“
lams, Kitty Odham, llobbie U-e Pynchoii ami I’a-t District Go.-ds
Morton, Kathlrfti llabcock, Jull-| ernor Ruth Mrltlng.'i of Jjr'..
- ,
( iinnr llrll, AHer l.umlnuint, (gloria aonvlllr.
Th<- convention will open Sat.
I Cill* , bumpier. Jnmce Cookr,
Kinily
I Skinner. Kllrtt lUltrn, Helen unlay, Apr f>. with a “good fel
ir 1*.*P* | IV lu v lU m r it Mallhvu^, Myr- lowship" tea an-l right.eeilig trip
|u»j vwt tin* Britton, Joycr Whili*. (Jay! III thr aftern 'on, nml n formal
lian<|urt at night, nt whieh the
Hall on i KIomi'M, Uuytl nxtain.
gvrniiiK: | Tho»r taking patt
in the Pilots will pla. ho«te«res to J0H
nrmIh-in i H'luarv tinner arr: Paul IVxoltl, Army officers fiom Camp lllan.l
vr
in. | Dorothy Foitnon, lloli»> I’uIBn, ing.
Luther Cnbliry. Tampa attuiptcfiit ■», i Ituhy Lou Andaraon, Houston
ir loin I Babcock. Barttnra Homer. Frank nry, will aililres* the group iluimg
ita
business r e n in Sunilay mom.
nird to Druary, llrlcn llaynian
Bill l.uilwii; |» the rrailcr, untl Ing nl the Tampa Terrace llinel
at lln- WmImhi Jenmnira nml l^tiry l«o». Ills suhjrcl will t-c “Fellowship"
Foil, w ing tnr s.hlrrss all eluli.
r B \
'••"is mi' tho l>atc*‘*
/ f *h«»i- ^CT 111
Undo .s'am u» |H*r- will present their annual rem.rls
n ^ „ trayotl by Sam Mathlog; Jtn- Ihitf- anil attendance awards will he
ibrfium gar la tho Foreign Man; Wills present rd hv lli.trlcl Governor
II ||’ Fay Cherry,
Foreign
won an; Wcoteti and the Tampa I iljd
rk .Mrs Barbara Chapman, Dorothy; I'aul
, ' *
Jonra, Irving; Shirley Moreland, ^*The convention "HI close Sun.
.
Buggy; I ola Bonier, Jontiio; Fret! .l.v Willi a Spanish luncheon nt
Hoxviii, Jamoa; Lolnml
Rtnhl. Ybor CUy.____ __________
*U|)
Davitl; ami iVail m plnyttl |iy
IV1III1I |,r*r* Nnuglior
Uwyrm Urol, Ja<k Bmtnii. Rua. aoll Matty, Dnvhl Bath, Iniogonr
ii Star Mac Arthur, Mary Frances liar.
toi.iflit Vfy’
(IotNla|H*ctl,
ami
!>.• vi« r f-oulae (link take part In the
Mrs. Noble Elected
Church Group Head
■ 1 SURE TO y i* IT
Pidnge Store
A Wonderful Man, Liadsry—Wet-
A. M. >■
DAVID M.
EARLE
ANGEL’S VEAT SHACK
Her Thimble,
Workman—Condance Ludwig
*
^dSewtog sessions will be held In
Um Wamon’a (Tub from ’J:-K) P.
M. until 8: SO P. M. fo r the Red
STATION
•Commit*** mambarn. tbarefore
will ba ariud to study a blL
.caking an annual approoriatian
THIRD. A PARK AVE.
of H0.OOO for tho carrftng on of
o soil lorvoy. It is understood
TELEPHONE • ! «
that on* of tb* uioasore mt this
measure will b . Senator E a r n S
Graham of Dad* county. Th*
law was draftod by tha
TWII • Selene* Societr of Florida,
>n corporation with otboro ini
tcrested In th* auLjocL
According to Mr. Mooobargor,
fund* for the construction of a
new uolvrrsity agricultural lab.
oratory building w«r* to have
teen included In th* budget to b*
submitted to th* Leg lata turv,
but, tomehow, the Item was
omitted.
Much of th* agricultural re
search work I* being carried on
|n a building which haul boon burgers nr* also our specialty,
condemned, nnd lo bring kept to- For n delightful treat earn*
gsthsr through tb* Ingenuity s f
university carpenters, th* chair- an out ws
man related, addlgg th a t tha aid
The progntm for the'R»dio Re.
d ia l bjr the pupil* e f Die opeerh
class of Mr*. Ooorgo A- Maffett
which will be given over ilation
W .D 3 .0 ,' Orlando on Ttniredoy
afternoon a t B:00 o'clock fol
lows:
Anguish, Quinlan—LaJune Estes
Don't—Jimmie Ludwig
,
She Wouldn’t Say Pwase—Joyce
Anderson
Little Boys, EdgertoB-Rudolph
Smith
A x is E v a c u a tio n
*
Balkan Tension
City Welcomes
Seen A
W a r n in g
Soldiers From
Becomes Wor&'<r;
SOFIA. liulcaria. Apr. I —i/P)
— A high
Grriitun
diplomatic
New Pact Seen; Miuirr
Camp Blanding
-niil Monday night that
r i/m it'A
P iu iu ir c T it
IIKANA llu . Il* r IJ.Xt to H i*.
I.lo a s, lln . tin -. I t ' i
U E B T S, l —s llu tt tit l > t i e . Hu
■lor. H e tu s ir .
R H O C C O U Nu -Ju -ts .
CAKIIAIIK. I*»r T>n. m rt l„ r«-»
III.* * to li* .« *
JA D BA ttK . f l i l i o — . I’l l ’ Hi to t h .
D * a <*« In ICc.
C A U iJ r t x n v B it . no -tu»«.
C A Itn o T S . b o a Hull, l i e In t ic .
b i t . le e to l i e
C E IJIR V . C rl.. i ’s, 4-s II II lo
I I M , i s . Is l i e ) to 11 II
CKI-KRT IIKAIITM.
I dm .
CM
• I t * In l l l l .
.
C O U U A R ne. Do*. Ilun t i c to kSc,
■'ttCUM BKRS. N o q u o te
M d r U M T , Du. IIpr. I . I*
10
M U gTA O D , O r e sa s. D o *
CM'
•
ilu n . II*
J,, Uvrs Simill i In-—< iiiaainiil"1
Bn stu-lellti-; li»ii.lli-ill i !»»• l-el •
i„,ls, nil"—mv Mud' mill r"li-lll
.lion with iii-iru- : - i »; *'»•
flitil-ilily »f teacher. In *dnpting ttielr |ir«-irneni. I" iiullviilusl
• Indents weir accnriuwl fur the
suiceSB at lliilline Fnllegr
“Learning not fael*. hilt how
t>, uee them,’ Mr. Menilell ex■dainetl "I’om-lallon »liuulil ini-on
In the student thr a|i|-lic*'lun of
{■■its l« any |a-r|ilexing situation
should mean the mining out of
tin- situation with the most im
portant answer from those farts.
Seminole High School's (ilc«
Club ensemble, under the direc
tion of Miss Dorothy Hanford,
prcaanlnl the numbers they ex
pect to sing at the Muxic r’ratleal In Tampa later In th* month.
At tha end of tha buxincss meet,
ing refreshments were served by
the Lake Mary teacher,.
MACI1INELESS
ALL OVER CURL
uillond
w«T«»
i wilh mill tn ry
U in t
B tA tionitl
$ ( .:> ( )
$6.50.1-1 WAVE
$5.50
CELERY REPORT
I 'sr lo l s h tp in ,t il. «<r c»lrr» In th*
1'i.llMl MistM - F lo r id .. *1. C o lli..
I . T o t a l II
Cortot s b t p o t .n l. b> d l.ir lr ls fur
post te n doya: ll s r II, M-vnlnol*.
I t . M oro.oto. II; U i s t l M . I; Palm
II.
-c S , II; F lorid a. II; H
I; T*UL *1.
• la r ln n a il P a s .ln a s b o iu rd a y II
Car* pa«S*U C b lc sg o I. C olum bus
I. U ln n rep o U s I. P itts b u r * I. D ,t r -lt t . fjrsn d lla p ld . I Ml P s u l I.
Y n u a a sto w a I, O r s .n D ar I S u n
d ay f ca rs p ossvd i C hlcaau I, !>«•
tr-'it I. I lln n . s p o ils I, Tulrdu I.
C l..s t a n d
X r t t is b a r *
L F art
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hold pUeard* blaming Quill for their a .
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protect!** of
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Klectric Service Co.
1117 IV. Scrtm d S t.
Telephone 7112
See I ’m F o r All K inds
Of
tanker W. W. Brwco nnd traiuferred to a |
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(he University of Chicago Invited
p r o fe s s o r to jo in th e f a c u lt y ,
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2JKH) to 10,000.
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nnd S3 other*, many of (hem Injured, were
irported rescued aa an'r eatoi aMp rand ,tt.w.
wrecked the Cllie* Service oil tanker Denver
80 mllea south of Capa Lookout, N. C. 0»ear
C n tm im it.l
Ihr ili"«tiTirtii»n of
‘D i v e T o V i c t o r y ’ I s
M a d e B y K .A .F . P i l o t
WITH t l l E FOURTH l»|VI.
SION AT TO RT BENMNII (;» ,
Apr. ! —O V - The mot'>ru.-<l
fourth divialon of the third itmy
ccmpletcd .** 400-mUo round-lrly
tactical march to the Gulf rmi.tj
with a speedy trip from Panama
c.ty, F la ,1 by 7600 offlctM and
men in 1*00 army vtLUto* «tmi.
diy.
All Hi* Implement* of w»r gina, ammunition, and *ui>i'lle»—.
were carried on the flrat inanou.
vtr ever ttaged by a conndrtely
m itortied army division in thu
ATE II, Apr.
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laturday'a aalu of car.
ralae fund* fur un.
I and disabled UmleJ
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3 -2 0
IIM R O d Tt Bm BFOAIXi WK'.KTo P U M M I'
Motorized Army Unit
Leave* Panama City
He waa ahewewd trlBt glfU,
for Britain! are eltentl
dreA'i Theatre 6f Atm
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Threat In New York
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SANFORD, FLORIDA,
APRIL
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NUMBER IBS
State Police i
RestoreOrder
At Ford Plant
ora ham
Continue To
P*»IU *d t h r t ^ S
tract door o f reapwTabU* ho
K f *71.
Member Assoristed Press
Which Caused S eisure Qf Italian, Ships
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Destroy
Empire
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f o r t * to E a s t A fid t h e I ta lia n s on
f r o n ts In th e
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to awlnt cult* and fair, ahapely
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Bueky Harris’ Senators May Be
F otarity D oga To
Hitters, But His Pitchers Are All (?)
Take Over Tonight
Bf 0,U-O|» OliAMAM
mmjuel, and from Arnold Aodar. A t Longwood Oval
Pr X .—OP)
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ltd authorlfoncamtraUd
liny whether
jS W S S V « a s
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**Whlle there’*
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will be better by the lime the
»MMII oner*. Ha thlnlca the Ip.
dlen* and Yankee* havq an n rt? ;
flow of plirhlng talent* and «*neet* lo rklaln aim* of them Via
the waiver ro u te ..
. ‘
Rut the fondest Waahlng*"n
entbualaat can’t ace the (thpattfri
getting out of the toeood division.
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agree )
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Large Defense Con
tract Is Held By
Big Industrial Unit
D E TR O IT .- A pr? 2 — (/P)—.
Governor M urray Van Wa
goner ordered ntnte police to
reatore order nt the Font
plant today afte r moro than
n score had been In lured In
a claHli between C. I. O.
iitrlkcm armed with wooden
Mavc* and non-atrikeni wield
ing Iron pipe* nnd wrenches.
Union leaders maintained fac
Colonel 1 lert Davis
Rites Sla Thursday
Dornui TOWNS
LONDON, Apr. | __ (AY—
- ORAUOHT. a S r i
rvgeU bl. .tafradtenta
I^ere la photographic proof # 7
, 1 — (Special)
O a ten a n t Col- tela which led to aaliutw of 18 Itai
3avia, ■Orlando’a tola fa American territorial water*.
tier, who died World War atatute providing that,
t Rlanding early crew In an Amarlcan port may he i
r from compIL Aa a "protective measure,M as Dank
hoqr an attack
fives In Or. Ton lr?t, a Coast Ghardaman ( I l S
^ • « f c » 'h V r >
birthday, neat
In the beet of
hP week* ago
■d f bad :utd
O e o r a a r T . ^ .P0**?" RKJ Hov.
l*
IL Pttybl
a ' hero']
o Of Cl
warship
n th # ,' Ki.nnral
prominent »t.
loT—ldent atnee
M .Carty Hand
.nftecsoon at.
OI Army rhap.
i B iatrw w J
3 n u ll of f o r
■
ORLANDO,
— The body
anal Robert <
number- one
tuddeAly a t C
Tumday men
Tonight’s Entries
JU T hT* i ,.r , ” * “ ‘*'*«d
Clubs, Wrenches
Used In Battle
kgtlvrty today, ha'
tkatr effort* rn k
nan or j
hla ro u « L ^
.
rom plirllSof any dlnln.
coniuDrSffkiaU ahoul]
Uhed, lA rracd #Ourrc#
Stata D e m e n t la era.
nd guil 3 # ffirla ls th-lr
or . J d r m .n d their
rwapt ‘recall.
Ala* In W<
libip of eottc ted haa tren
p i to the Hmi | Appromrlatinna
lommlttee a t a phject deaerrlnir
rderal altentint I
*v
1Chary** of | tro-t In the
it onered frotjl
trrthtalng of
inner* wen I Ifcd before a
ibrommltte# fcl Ed«ard A. O'Ml, preeldrol I (he American
Miration, and
da.I, a record
fatten
a^sasssStw
f
H t-
i acknowledged
?7 riSr who d,rtey m m ••
£ g @ M 3a
WASHINGTON,
— Th* United S#
Scattered Figrhting:
B e t w e e n Strikers,
• Pickets Starts At
Rouge Plant Gates
K
b Balkan
w H Dace
fn
Belgrade
!■ ■■ <
»
Diplo
idercd;
rtment
Recall
M irier*,, H w n |
tmrn
wn. J t# nulla entrancing pad.
«■ »
‘‘- w a t e r or etrr'tch.
•*ut on the grace under the
«•»* ^SJJ* Ow rhumhni haad
Complicity i
m att Is C
State D
WidDem;
chip* and two German
e action e a t taken under a
•hip aa bo Lagist by ila own
I*red forfeited to tha U. St.
raeela alao were takep over,
th* main air pump on the
freighter AIMrU cracked with a (ledge hammer. The plpra ware
ripped
nut with
..
crowbar. Thr Albrrta wn« dncki'il In I’ort No.
wark, N. J. Top right, wrecked -tide valve nn the Alherin, Lower
left, a wrecked triple ei|Uin*ion engine nn the I’letroe Cnmpan*l!n
In luitlmor*. Lower right, tlie Alberta’, main drive .hnft, harhed
with rhlaell. At l*a*t JO .hip. were damnged
Measure Life
unty Commissioners Approve
Postal Receipts,
n l l # ; T l o b f e BjeardaU Avenue Building Permits
Says McCaul Richard Deas
Showing Increase
Widening of lleardall Avenue
from nine feet lo IH feet a . n
farm-lo. market project wa. ap
proved hy the Hoard of County
Coinml**lnnrra yraterday at It.
regular meeting In Ihe Court
llouae, (I. I*. Herndon, Clerk, <*id
Good character- and aervlce to , .
wrn. nnmcwl prww- today.
Postal rrrripU mol Ixiddinir
The project, which nl.o include-*
ono’a fellow men were ...IH .* ‘ ‘ n‘ ° f ,hr 8*nf° rd
J“nlor
pormits donna tin* month just
tho mark* of lu rc n i today by Chamber of Commerce laat night grading and paving *>f a quarter, rihii'd toil h •btm rd aalns ovrr
Dr. Thomai V. McCaul, min liter at a meeting held at the Mayfair mile of Ripe. Avenue, will t»
officer*
and n
of tho Flrat Baptiat Church of Hotel,• and' other
----.
i ii to
tu WPA
n i a nrHiii|usriri8
aent
headquarter, m
in I Mnnh, 1010, it was Iramrd to
Oalncsvllle, who apoke lu tha dirretors w rit nlso elected for the Jacksonville for approval and al- da folltitving j* che*'t nt the City
B e * Remlnole Kiwanla Club at ita weakly
l(i*ll and the I’nal Office
location of fund.
of Commerra lunchaon meeting at ihe Valdei et,n\ln# yrar.
It. J. Il.tll y, po.tiua.ter, an.
Total eo.t of the project la
A rvaolutlon urging paiaagr of
w ent from the HotoL
nmineud
llinl
re*'eqit.
during
Irgi.latlnn
to prrvrnt .trikra *22,7110, of which Ihe govern,
lfltna, at
A charter member of the anil rilaturbancra which affw t mrnl’a .hare I. $1f>,MI0 and Hie Mnrrh tntnled »1,21.102. com.
ht that a Galneaville Kiwanla Club and It*
pared with fl,IM !lM l7 *luring Ih e
thr defen.c program waa ailnpt. County’, part f7.2l>0.
about May arcottd
1
prraldent, Dr. McCaul D •<l
Both road* run through the name ninntti i* \etir ngo, nn inby
thl*
Jaycvva.
-Indian Hirer
lid Sanford conducting a revival
uf t l'i’J.llfi
Iho text of the reaolutlun la rlrti celery and trurk aection rresae
dfiae of the at tho Flrat BanUat Church. Tho
■t u lld in g
p e r iilit *
I it a t
n in n l h
aouthraat of Sanford. Thr pruj.
aa follow.;
Mctneer, Col. aerlea and* tonight.
t o t a ln l
$ l.’.,7 t r .
lig n in .'.
1 12 ,:l''h
That the Congraaa o f tho ect na drawn un hy the Commit, in M a r c h I . . I u ' . r T h e g m u w aa
[Richmond, Va.
“Muoauru life In term* of
nbanhlp drive rharocter,'' Dr. McCaul dnlare<C Unittd Btatea of America bo tinner, atalra that lleardall Avc. 13,117.
raa diamated, “•Inco thl* la Immortal."
urged to immediately paia auch nor wa. laid aa a nine.foot rnnd
Lurge.t nf the permit, tu * one
to Inaugurate
Honrity waa Hated by „„ laglalatlon aa la neeeaaary to pre about 20 yrara ago, and that It for u new re.tdcnrc on Went
U tter part of apeaker aa tha fundamental pll. vent atrfkra, riota, dlaturbanrea haa berome Inadequate. The proj- Fifteenth Street, it.ue*! fm L.
U r of character, “honeaty with or otlior arta that directly or In. ret lacludra pacing, grading and II. Harvey at n eo.t of $1,^)*)
llae reported our family, honeaty with our dliectly affect the production of ditching In addition to widening. Another permit rvat l..nrd for
• t MOO book, country, honoaty with ouraalvra. •aerntlal war material and aqulpFred R. Wllaon, attorney for the
Bexenth
liny
Adventist
body advert)*Making money It not tha chief laenL lo tha and that difference* (he Cameron Development Com. Church un Klin Avenue between
lemtnole Coon. goal of llfo. Dr. MeCoul aaaort- mu at bo adjuatad without produc pany, raquealed Ihe Board to Seventh and Kighth Hlrreta, nt
faenlatlyea in ed. “It U good to havo money, tion delay* affecting thl* nation’a clean nut the dltehr^ on the Cam. a coat of I'l.fhW
wan urged to but it h terrible for money to preparation for adaouate defanaa." eron property, located aoutheaat
Permit, iaaned during KeliriOfficer* elected In addition to of the city on l.ake Jeaaup. The ary, 1U40, i.mminled to |(1,.’>H7
have IM,'* ho aaid. Having a good
Board
found
It
waa
unable
In
do
At the City Hall, two prrm la
time I* fine, the apmkor admit Mr. Deaa are Edward J. Nal.
ted, hSt thU cannot be colled the inn, Jr„ flrat vlca prealdenti C. Ihla because of lark of convict for building were i.turd (o.luy,
labor,
Mr.
Ilarndon
explained
aim of living.
one to William llenurtt to repair
K. Carter, aacond vice prealdent]
Acting on a requeat from Cap the bark porrh of til. home, Ilu2
Tho man who la living tho Joarpb O’Conner, treoaurer, an I
moat worthwhile life In a com. Roy Wright, Jr., aecretary. Dl. tain, R. E. Rote, head of the Hal- 1-ocuat Avenue, at u eu-l of f2,*i
munity may bo comparatively rectora are Walter llavnaa. BL vatlon Army, the Board appro, and to Joe Jarrell lu liulld a
liulldlng
on
Clair Cameron, Kenneth Cgrr, priatad »25 for that Inxtitutlon'i fnur-riMiiu frame
‘
U Dr. “ “ *
Weal Thirteenth Street at iqr.
annual drive.
ling that though w# rale* and Joaao Lodge.
D. D. Daniel of Oviedo urged prnximatcly *2f>
larblc abaft* to ganarala,
Jo# Whitlock, playing-manager
lerad If aometime* a buck of the Sanford Seminole*, and Ot the Board to InaUt on the town
In the rear rank* hadn’t to Caldwell, prealdent o f • the of Oviedo ualng funda collect,
ora heroic deed*.
Semlnolo BaaekaU Aaaoclatlon ed from taiee to pay on bond*,
M U not ahraya reward* wbe were ackeduled to apeak to which are now held by Bemlnole
money, the mini*Ur aaid. tko Jayeeea, were unable U be County aa an Investment.
H.
i Lather waa pennileaa preeent.
James Out, City Commissioner,
Five black rata wrre too much
I died, yet be eierrlaed a
dlacuased further with tha Board
There are more than 600 wild tho proposition of tho County for one Banfurd man and hr
boa re In Norik Carolina, accord, prisoner* btlng worked by tho called the police department aak.
Ing them to do aomethlng aoout
City aa an economy move.
lug to a recant aurvey.
Mia# M*rj#rt# C. Wilt, repre them. When Police Sergeant J.
A.
Howard arrived h*
found
senting the Florida National Kxhtklta, appeared and urged tha eight cats In all sunning themBoard to appropriate a asm for aalvea peacefully, five of them
coal black.
aa
‘
.................
.
.
S
Minister E x p l a i n s Named Head Of
Marks Of Success j
Jayce’
__e Group
At Kiwanis Lunch |
P'M
Construction Crains
iCeatlnaM ««
Arc $3,317 Above
March I^ast Year Australian War Work
Shown In ‘Time’ Film
Canal
d May 1
e
Leveled
City Park
5 Black Cats Too
Much For This Man
Marriage License
S^le A t New pigh
Cupid U making hla kid for
tory operation.® had stopped. The
management made no answer.
S|>oraHic fighting between pic
kets and nnn.striker* broke out
ui the gales of the Font Motor
Company's River Rouge plant to
day a few hours after C.I.O.
unionists started u strike in the
world's largest industrial unit.
About I AO pickets with bricks
and club* battled em p lo y ees cl ImK.
ing over a fenee to reach tho
plant si mind*, and I’m io n ists Jam
med mi* around ihe surrounding
streets lo bar the entrance to
the plant.
Home non-strikers were
esrorted into the plant, which em
ploys *0,000, hy |>nlic*, but there
was no immediate estimate of tha
number. The rompany has 9155,
000,000 in defense contracts but
in formed sources said they be.
Iieved the strike would affect
only some work on Army trucks.
rour hundred imlicemcn beat
bark a menacing crowd of 1500
U. 1. O.. strikers at t b i gates at
tko Allis.rhalmers mamifacturlng
plant yrsteniay, matching a ba/rage of rocks and eggs with
tear gas bomb« nnd high pres*
sure fire hn®r«
In a third outbreak of violenca
Of
Sergeant Howard waan't too
O. Leonard/ and B. JL anilout lo aboot tha cats and
whan the complainant In tha cats
Offered to do th# Job tha an a o f
th# law gava him tha nod. Thro#
of th# cat* wera robbed af thalr
Bin# live# Immediately but th#
o th e f f|y* got away.
The cats, all . sight of tWph
ee#r* a trays that had ba#* taken
la by th# p#opl# who bad lived
a* the house owned by th# maa
making tha complaint. Whea tha
Au.traha'. wnc effort, Into
which the ciiiniiK'nwralth’a «c.
' ,'n m111lull people are lodny
thniniug all ,,f their re.ourcr*
atnl mail power, i« pitluirtl in
Ihf
.March of lim e film,
’‘Australia at War," which will
hr shown nt the Hifz Theater to
day and Thursday.
ItrvealiiiK
IlntMin's defenta
stratf|{> in thr I'iicific area from
l.ihyit to llawNil. thr film shows
how Australia's Imi«|. fijfhting so|.
dirra. hattlinir •»•!•• By side with
Nr w /eralaitdrr*. South Africans
and Rritons, hnvr routed thr Ita.
Iran forces in Afrira.
Thr film also shows how thr
Ansars hnvr tnkrn up positions
at thr llritish naval hate In Sin(aporr and nt other strategic
points tu dlsrruragr further Jap.
anrsr ftirrrr««ioii toward their
hoinrlsnd in the South Pacific.
Brookcr Tolls Masons
About Highway Patrol
William llruuker. Stale high,
wny iialrulman alig n ed to thin
diatrlrl, told thr Maaona laat
night uf hla work in th* patrol,
aiul related arveral Incidents In
ruutuK-tion with the Htato poHce.
Hr Haled- the aceomplUhroenti
»l thr flrat year of the Btat*
Highway Patrol at the meeting,
which waa held at tha Masonic
l»dg* on Park Avenue.
Three Maauna, Ralph Chapman,
James O. llaff, and C. B. W ist,
cup, will attend th* atat* con
vention In 8t. Petersburg from
Apr. It to Apr. 18-
British Isles Spared
Of Bombing Assault
LONDON,
Apr. S —
__ Th#
Brtu*h M s war# aparad fraw
aay bombing attacka laat night,
*f u T \^# »hoottng down pf f£Sr
Natl bomber* along the engst
Tu**d*v, and British offUlala said
that th# air far#* a tp ta n f to
‘CANCBR MONTH’
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