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THE HANFORD
F L O R ID A
PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF MAR. 30TH
Sunday, Monday —. "VIRGINIA** It technicolor with
Madt Irina Carroll, Fred MacMurray, Carol] * Lee ami llclcn
Broderick. Ako—Cartoon ami New*.
Tuesday, llaitrain Day
"HCATTfi ,;GOOH BAINES"
with t.'uy Kiljbrc, John Atelier nnd “ La* sea" White. Also—
"BLACKOUT'* with t'onrml Veldt anil Valerie Itobaon, u Lm
llene Krupa anil hi* Baml.
Wrdneaiiny, Thursday — “ NICK G RLT" with Deanna
Duibln, Hubert Stark. Walter Ilrennan aid Robert Bcnrlitcy.
Alio— Manh <f Time: "A U S T R A LIA A T W AR.”
Ft blur, Saturday— "ALO N G THE M O G RAND E" with
•Inn II It Al».i— "T H E ROUND U P " w.lh Richard Dla, l*aIm u Morrison. Preston Foster and Do I Wilton.
, Mi.might Show, Maturday Apr. S tl—"T H E A P E " wtlh
Rnrl . Karloff. Aim— Selected Shorts.
THIS WEEK’S CASTS
AMINO
TO BE one o f tho atrangest and most horrifying plctur*
grar ahown, anywhere, Is "The Ape." starring r.lloris Karloff, wl
b« ibown at n midnight show tsatun.ay, April Mh nt the Hits Ai
trance billing atatra that he keeps human life in t’-M tubes nn
prowl. at night In tha akin of an npet It is >ni>l to lie n dual i<>
far the King of Horror, a double dose uf chills!
CONRAD VEIDT ami Valerie ltohsun eontrlb'iite the lieurt tlirtilss
mid rdmanru to "Blackout,'' the exciting mystery thriller. which
will be shown us part of « popular double feutuie progiam at ttv Rita next Tuesday.
Mailelrne
Cnrioll
Fnal Mae
Murray
Stirling Hay
den
Helen llrodrrirk
Carolyn I i-e
Mii’ lc Wilson
Paul Hurst
Tom JEulhcr.
furl
ell’ ll Whlpptl
• lu i.e
RACTICALLY EVERYONE knew* or he* lies
a Inca" and hla famous cronls-s,
“ Pliny
bitas," ‘‘Ed I'otts" nnd the others. Nevt Tlinr
M •tome' tu Hie on tho Rlu '1neater setein
• NICE GUILT" si ui iiug Ih untia Dm Inn
licsd.ay and Thuisdav is urie i f than |ivi
mast unusual. Fiuncliut Tunc, Wallet 11•.
clt Beiichb') and Helen Brudrnrk tn but
t>* be si. n.
BIO GRANDE
FRED MACMUIt RAV, Madeleine Carroll and Stirling Hayriei
— .... Tim Holt (above) have the leading lolcs In the splendid Paramount-Tech
_ Ray Whitley nleolor picture, “ Virginia,” showing tomorrow and Monday at thi
Betty Jane Rhode* Rita Theater. Particular ntlentlon la called to tho work of the new
Emmett Lynn comer, Hayden, in this, his very first picture.
. Ilotrrt Fiskr
Hal Taliaferro
Carl Stoekdale
.... Slim Whitaker
Monte Montagur
.
Ruth Clifford
Harry Humphrey
A
tN . 1
BLACKOUT
[le a v e r s (
D.-.r y Join 1
THE
Jeff .
Sniokey ---Mary , .
Whopper
Dor llnmlull
Sheriff
1 urncr
Captain Anders, n
Conrad Veldt
Mrs. Sorensen .
Valerie Hobson
Skald (Mate af S. fi. Helvig
Hay Petrie
Mr Pidi^on . Esmond Knight
Vim Dyr.c
Itaymnnd Mm-ll
llindrirk
Charles Victor
r n "Regency .... Paddy
ltrowne
el
n
u
o
Richard Dis
Patricia Morisun
Preston Foster
I Ion W llaon
Ruth Donnelly
Brtty Brewer
>iiiiu Ihs Dumbril le
Jetonir Cowan
lllck Curtis
William Ilaade T U I HOLT, popular Western star, w clu wti above in a »<
.. Moii is Ankruiii Ms latest netiou-packud thriller, “ Along the Cm Grand
Clara Kimball Jane Rhodes la- the girl In Hid i»*e and Ray Whltlby
Voung
Doughy, Kennedy Lynn ,0 ml Robert Fiskr lutve important parts.
ethodut Home
hildren Taught
to Meet World
(rttillHiiH r t f Ml I'nvv l>H* i
port proeiilure a» •> I up by ttci
and til-* si Cf . 1 to-h iii
dado* ■ medical examination, in,
ytwtlgatioii ti> .1 i ii- 1 ami iii
‘ ‘irerintendent. and being legally
UinmiUnl tu Ilia hi »a 1 by n 1 0 1 1 ’..
ty luvenlln Ju Ige.
W.Tht children, may l.u n lopti I
by people srhmfc bomi < nic i. ne
lip to thfl stgnda -l foe a r'hrlst.
Ian horn", Rrv. Ilscn- *-i» ■
1 **tn n'l Instances." he ,Vrl «,,■«.
"(Ho fhlhlicn bclor athmleil mil*'
fVlP-rlvc* lie sati.Ce,l I., n- • "
Pmrant* or« sponsor* committing
Hiat» rM l’tryn tu ilm hom«
( W t M when an ai'npli.n i*
pending, tha innerinlcndsiit • x.
plains, and If lli»v ere »*<ilirt.,|
I* have the children •.gain, tlm/
tv. Harnes (lie* tu sen tliat
rHldren **rt the lu>»L sT'iat,
tat, phyilcal and. tplrltunl
oration for life, und part of
training consists o f 1 haring
r'utlaa and m pinriblllllo* of
ham*. For txample, all t!ir
1 hi tha dining rorm and kit.
1 l* dona by th* children nn.
tha auparvlilon uf ono * tuff
ibar, th# dStltlan. The dairy
tha 10 J*r»ay rows are un.
tha care af tha oldar boys,
It*d by ona o f thr resident*,
•nignrJjH by the homo farm.
Milk for hungry, growing children wl Ida ground*, o* the in
Milhodiil Home ai Enterprise come* from rows com prise th*
this ilrsn, modern dairy, located on tho
the home do m oil 1
that the home was to be locate 1
In Enterprise, and the bast of.
fer o f.a aita was received from
Ml*a Emma Tucker, ■ Hhe evM
aha would aril eight f e n lute
for f t 380 and Ihe offer wa* ur.
capted. Mora laud wa* acquits,!
later.
The homo waa first tucatvd
a large frame building, a for.
mar hotel: and Mr*. F. L Broska
wa* tha first m ain a. Tbla build.
I"* bM * Inca been tons dowt,
but from It waa taken a blr
antique bed, In which U .-8 M.
haa childran attend t hurrh In
Itpriaa, but thougb tha Anna
1 thurrh In«tltnH-n, religion
f t arar.arnphaslicd.
bar* ta no ago limit fo r tha
Ifwta o f tha MethndDt Home,
children are kept until rhay
{ M i l t of taking llvelr place
M .World. Th" (torn* aaalsts
g ift r* possible In aecurlug
P lw to b
■
i >>;,
gtgrUinment It largely left
child tyn llirnisr’lve*
narUcularlv good n o .
In Da La nd, nr Ran.
beginning fa
af attnnUmi
tantiofl |—
right
located 0*t th-l Minimi,
rom tha administration
dent o f tha Brewtter Methodist
Ho* pitaI for Nr c t o * a hi Jackeuu.
Tha Uathodlat Cblldrati'* Hama
data* from Do*. IP, IPOS, whan
a .board o f trustee* named by
th* Florida Conforaitr* mat to
Grant la said t« hava slept. TliU
la now In H|« gurat room af thJ
admlnldrallon building.
Among .tha first raaldents at
tha hbma ware five email aUlcn,
tha Faber gtrla. Throe ■ nf th*
llttl* giria laft. hut two of Hun
*«» there today. Ona, Mis* Dsria
Faber, la matron af n Arwreltnnr.
Tha <>tlur. Mr*. Gayle McAlasnu.
dar, la tha dWIUan.'
Member* o f tha new e'amtiy Council nt the Children’s Home,
•vhlch rives tha l-oya and glrla a voice In their supervision, are
shown above. Left to righ t-to p row, are: Fred Kelly, Rev. Harold
, - Barnea, Louis HUL ’Bev. J. A. Partridge, Hiram Zlmmarly;
^ o" dw r0" ; Mm. L Q. Hill, Mis* Edna Nortbmp. Mr*. Williford
Mlaa M. Kllan U d n n f . Mr*. Gala McAlrxandcr: front row. Mm,
Maria Mawdith. Mr* jttarold H. Barne*.' MU. Purl* Faber, Mr*.
Elite Waam*.
Former Communist
Concessions Said
Writer U Arrested
Received By Japs
MEW YORK. Mar, » - b P ) _
Richard Krebs, the mysUrrtous
“4 a » VcR la' o f the boat seller
* m k "Out o f uj* Night." . whe
wraU o f his career as a Cora,
■unlst and Naai agent, submit
•d Fridav t o a technical atretl
hat friends fa*.
aMad ha u y t r would la farewi
S k 'X k iS "
, Th* former
t e a B^
^
Cornua Common-
SsST S l i d S : Poor Diet’b
Oae Caam 0
tha Mail GaaUpa ^ d
rf
mg
ssyfwVsns^
�A
"T * ~
Sanford la The Only Central
Florida CKy Affording Rail. Highway
And Water Transportation
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
M ONDAY,
M ARCH
S I.
1941
Member Associated Frews
NUMBER 181
To Demobilize Their Army
O ftidab Say Order
Dr. Ruprecht Is
Elected To Head
Rotary For Yeai
Losers In Strike Battle
</;, Haa Not Been Is*
v' sued Yet, But AcV
U
11011
*
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^
United States
Aboard ms wutsr.
.tn .W A S H IN O T O N . Mar. 31
,’ g ^ Axla
V . s. 9 f t * .
M 1named
(itm M r
la .
'g N i M f by Ik * |w r *» i at t
TOrt Jackie*. 8. C. n. «aa
far Fart Braga. N. C.
NEW YORK. Mar. 31 —
& - » Federal official* said
e a r that although no or.
H
' 0 . . ■ .. .
•ty
(firman
2 M ilitary B ands A r r iv e f y f l j p b
’llota From Britain
AfH v* At Singapore
aiV O A PO R £, Mar. |1 — « ■ )—
t f m I n t e r pilot*. from the
H U r f t Britain and veteran.
S S < ! « ; us
veteran unit, o f tho
' D a y Encam pm ent O n L a k r S h i
Diamond Rings
Valued At $500
Stolen From Wert
Nine diamond tinge, valued et
about |600, were stolen
from
Indian armlet nnd tho W ert. jewelry .tore on Firat
fere* « U aMl mineed Street Saturday afternoon
be
Uthal
Itr
Robert
tm, Britain’*
comtof In tlM 'F a r En.t
P.Support For
>or Control Been
tween 4:00 o'clock end 4 JO P. M,
Chari.* P. Wert, owner, sold
today.
Several euitomrre ware to and
out of the .lore Juat before the
Jewel* were ml.acd, Mr. Wert
1IK 0T0N . i u « . 81—( f )
0 «n
aapfort developed
Admin!.
IA Hailed
'L A N T C7Tt ! Mar. 31-(S,>.n^wopoper
l l t W h i men end women
P I * * 01 too country,
will Inspect tbo local Slate farrw-
Serbs Loot, Demolish
Nad Shops, Forms
a
Editors W i l l
Bee. State Market
JJ^uJ*^V|tar»e*t of IU kbvd
I
. . T V A M * * ? , 5 1** to members
r i tko Natlaari OditaHaJ A ^ t a -
USt “ u t ftoto Um afUr tko
Winkle's Bill* For
Throat Is 118,000
a a B B S ttfa v a
g S g wto,pay
a s aFS1SA«0
s a UII
s
g - g w
quarters,
Public \VUT Air Its
Views On Proposed
L oc al Legislation
The Hanford Tourl.t Clul- «
meet tonleht at the llerreutii
Kali at 8:00 ^.’ckx-k.
600
Important
BEHUN. Mar. SI _ 4* V -
Citizens'To Meet
W Ith legislators
To Discuss B ills
City- News Briefs
Marchlnv men. Mr* \
1-mnda. and a column of
Tha badminton team . i l l inn
trucki will taka W ir
i
tlcc tonleht at the I Ity II.
this afternoon when tnor
court al 8:00 ^'cloek
1.000 aoldlera and officers
124th Infantry and tha
The Couniv CotiitniftMoii uj
Field Artillery n *fi In
hold it. rrcular nir.tmg toinu
alono Firat HtraOt, *•
row momlne at
o'eluck i
Tha troona wtW
'ted to the Court llou.r,
arrive in tha city
t 4:10
o'clock thia aftti
Candalha Head
s.urtl
_ eacorled
bv man from tha
iMf Depart. | building permit at thr City 11n
La -.Sit. _
ment and tha Bb|
Saturday to repair a building ■
Tha oarada ia
10*4 Weat Tw.Uth Street ut
leave nt 8 JO o'aUsFTfm
coal of 860.
headauerten at tko'Arm or
Tha Junior bhamher of Com.
no., before o reviewing at
mene will meet Tur.day nigh
P in t Street and. Magnolia
nue. Tito troop* willjtnarrl
at 7:00 o'clock at the Hotel M ty.
on P in t Street to Frtneh
fair. Otto Caldwell
and Ji«
nue. then awing nerth to
Whitlock will be gueat apeakorn
Shore Boulevanl. and bea<
Lack to tha AnaarTe
Direct era of thr Chamber ol
In the reviewing itand t
Commerce will meet
Tur.day
Mai. Gen. John C. Persona,
night at 8:00 o'clock at th«
mandioe officer af (he SD
Chorobar'. office in the City llall.
*n ------1--------- ----------vision. Brin. Gen. Jo. cp
llutehlaon. Lt. Col. Georyr
DeCottea. tbe o tn e m ' ntaff
acverol Cltv end Countr ofl
Borne of the men will b
foot, and othere will be tr
nearly 800 trucks aeetooetad
Iho unite. It is expected Ou
oarmdo will take aoeut 46
utae ta pau tha reviewing i
Tha Udits* jrym claaa will no
Tbe band o f tbo UMtb (ni
meat tomorrow rnnmiiur «■ tla,
and tkal o f tha l i r a f t o
Ullerv are scheduled to i
Yugimlav
!«• iiM\<- hern *« t d«*finltcly ■•
tin* thatllm* fur til (lerman ns.
Linimli to liHvr Yugoslavia.
Iht- failure t»f Yugoslavia lo
iliMnohilicr, ticconliiig
to
this
(ieruiart Mturcr, would bring; Iniliirriialf* liontllitlrAt jirexi nl, men nrr being nd»l«
im! hourly to Y UgONlii via '* linn/ of
nlimit 1.200,000.
Tbr HrHiili Admiralty claimed
h vlrtory
in tbr grtatrst asa
battle of the w a r -a tbrer-day
rlaiOi in the n n lirii Mediterran
ean i„ which I fiflO Italians are behi-veil to have perl*<hrd amid the
sinking t>f five Fascist warshlpa.
Even as Britain's royal navy
dealt this pUffgrrinv blow at ItAtian sHi |»ow«r. IfrlliAh Iroopa
nnnouncril the occupation ° f UI*
redaw a in Ethiopia, while the
United Stales govarnintnl
ruled a dramatic series of rtl44
..n Ailn i hipping in America*
In the Yugoslav Irgatton in Washington, Mini
Kotltch admire* a portrait of hi. king, Peter II. A
of Stale Sumner Welle. u«»ured Put itch Hint Ihn I
Yugoslavia with supplies if she I. attacked.
U
; Vp,
L im y ’ l l
t*r
l>ut m h in ig lit (o n iic lit w a s r r p o r t e « |
aettird before Hip board could art.
tratefe, fear
token under
nlke .United 2,000 M e b ;
I'rraa
Jrnd.i to wait only untlj the
ln.it cvncueo Ii.ih loft YugohIiivi’m l>of<irt* sminir an ultinin(urn with a short time
limit (lomamlitm (lemoblllzntlirn of tho YiiKOilnv army.
It was impossible to con
firm this either in official
born
In
#*...
— -iiaiued
-—
-*
An agreement for the srltlement of a two-day C.I.O. .trike
fo r recognition at th« hug. Cam
bria work* of the Bethlehem 8t*pl
Corporation u u ratified by work,
an at Jabnatown. Pa., rnabling
an iiumedVtto return to work.
ReprooantaUvea of Iho llnltad
Mina Worker. (C.I.O.) and Appa
lachian Coal Operator, alio work,
ad on Sunday to negotiate a new
agreement before the prearnt one
expiree at aaldalght tonight (Mon<Ween— I •• l>ajr> Tw »l
\«*urlalrd
A Nuzi nounu al Hclsrrado
u i a . \\. r.pps, who bun ser
ved t*« secretary for tho |*u<«l ten
yafcrt nnd who haa nn unbroken
atten-'niur record since be joined
tha Rotary Club In 1024, rellnqui-hed his laedtion as setra*
Uqr and i\m elected to the board
o f directors. T. Brad font Byrd
w *l ;nl»o rlectixl a director.
JUhmy I glry. Karl,, Jeter and
Ollljf llollylir.il u ilrit.ln n l the
Hot.ruin, with an exhibition of
model alrplnnr. mul dr.criptlon*
o f th-ir imitor* ami flying quail,
ties. W M ll.yum, who had
; ~ f i f ) hw H al Hiiiwilt
M h iW today ha poeMsmltr
..fcM'irderod tho oelxitre of
M tM
1500 I t al i nns Sai d
Ixist When Five Of
Their Shi ps Si nk
Uf It W Ituprrrht » » • elected
'•■'■•Kill i<( tin- Rotary C'lult loly for (hr year Ix-ginnlng July
V *ltcr ll.ynr* was ulcct.il
erel.ry; J. II I'ulcluugh. Hous
er; .ml Kd. M. Kwaiin, .rr-
4 Danish Craft Are
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England Claims
Victory At Sea
Model Airplanes Are
Exhibited At Meet
ing My 3 Builders
“ F o M ib te "
> Two Axis Boats
.V: FSredJSy Crews
• em_e:
Report Unconfirmed;
Ultimatum Will Fol
low When Nationals
Have Left Country,
Sanford re.idenl. will be given l ant
.ATilirrtv lurrBtouy and
oppmtunlty lo r*pir*a tlieir I Mr* K M Smith have
j view* un propo.ed leglda'ion af.
lb* fltiulh 11/ till VU'IIII li'a
fr* ting the City when a m ax
in t in
r ily
g u lf t u u r .
meeting will In* Iichl In the City
1llall t\rdne*day afterniMin at 0:110 f ia im n t , a n d w i l l jd u y iiim e tiiT U '
■irloek with thl. dl.trlrt * repre. i b i s w i i l i iu d i l i'i in im- t b r r h t u i i .
.entatlvra
In Uic
l^gl.laturr, p itt|, in ilit ir «li\ i m o i i , A l l a n S t r
Senator K I'. Ilou.hubler ami w t i r l , | •«i* i»! ( I k S u n f t 'i t l ( t s u n lr y
John (• l^unardy
ami K
K ( 'lu l* , M iiiio u n r r d ln d u )
lira.I). re|iir>cntatlvr.
Mrs ('arruwu) gnWird tlm find
In annuunclng the n>e.tlnr lo.
day. Senator llou.hohlfi r.lend brm krt by ilrfmlitig Mr> John
nl an Im Italian to all interrabai J v r j It) ii M m r i *f ;i m n«j L'. u n il
ell Item to ullrnd. .aylng It I* Mrs .Snmb guinrd brr plno »r«
■i «ny fin the legl.lator. to find I I nr f him I to b ) w in n in g o \ » i M r
J u b n Fit k , J iqi
out tin' view* of tire public
In tbr i'.fi Htilution pIn} Mi*
Special
l.gl.latioil
afferlllig
.'alifnrd whlrh will be .ubmilied I P h il ( i r a s b n f f w i l l |dn>
M r*
In the la'gblature when It run. J n l i l i I ut u n i to «ir*t« rm ih i- l Is*
vene. Apr. K Include* a bill pro. t o it iin r in I l ia l f l i g h t . M i S t r .
vlding for thr election of four w i i r l *Mld
City Ciunrnla*loncr. and the May
Mr* (tiHnlsiff d« fi i«!« d Mr4
or at one time, for two year VV ( . l b ru in g to g u m tin* f i n a l * ,
trim*. Senator llou.holder aald
a n d M i*
I mI link won f i n i u M n
Other bill., which ware ailvri- W A I . c a v i t t
lived ly the City on Mar. It. in
lb*' (('involution rbuio|uons|ii|f
elude
flight in Do iiienV ilhhhiit run*
I To derlare the .rwtraxe .»■» t in ui s 11tough ii
W Spcnrer
bus wnil I hr finals and is the
iu-w i lly i hatMj'ioii What Mr
Sir wait termed n»ir of I hr lies*
mnlrbes if thr year tonb pbicr
yesterday wlnn Ituhirt Avt, for*
flier city <luknipinn, |dayrd Heft,
maximum [r> Wain ti
, how the ' 1 h« inuti Ii went JU hole * and
evidenced Mr A l t hi*, the winner lie will
aid.
nlay either John hvv or Ituv lie]
rcllon arui|le> In 'he einiM'dalinn final*
dlspo.Uluii of garbage by the ' Ml Ivey heal Krrd Ifully 1 up.
Cltv a public utility and
lo und Mr Heller defeated Tinier
author!.* the City to impose and Tull 1 up Mr A it gained hi*
culled u rharge (or the collec po.itinn In the final bracket by
tion anJ disposition of garbage. defeating * |1 Scott I un.
4. To create o special tax die.
In tbe fir»t fllgld Harry Tunke
trict In Seminole County to be defeated Itirhard lira* to win
knoan a. the “ Sanford port dis Tbe nialeli »■> won <n the 17th
trict," authorising tho construc hole and the .core un* 2 to 1
tion ond maintenance of port fa
An evrhanee of teem matrhe*
cilities on the St. John* River l<rtwertt tt»e ladle. i»f the Salifoeit
and Lake Monroe, ond to levy Countey Club and (b«*e fmia Die
and collect U n i for tbo main
tenance o f this district.
uii
WASHINGTON. Mar. 31-(/P>
—Cnngreaa heard Sunday that
A>my cantonment* had co.l IIIK).1)00,L'00 more than c.pected laeauie rareful surveying, engineer
ing and planning bad lo give way
lo speed in their rrectiou.
Australia ranerllisl
it* duck
hunting ae.Min Ih-cbuif of
thr
war and a drauahL
Haturday’s idrntifln
Min Maty Ncace v
Union.
At txaetjy 1:16 o’''clock Haturday afternoon you entered
the Boat Office You .poke
plcajantlv to a dark, itout
man with f U u n
and
sold
aomathlnq abou.
iut 1...
hi. being nko
to your
fathar.
You
_ _________ " - j were wear.
Ing a tan toot, white turban,
yellow sox, an awning material
multi-colored dress and Un
ond white .port shoes. You
opened n lock box, took there
from several piece# o f mail,
Including some small boxus,
which yon replaced
In (he
drawer. Yen were heard to re
mark about yovr plans to aU
land Urn Florida RUta College
NazLSerb Situation
Grows,Worse Hourly
BELGRADE. Yugoslavia, Mar.
St — V P )— Rotations between
Germany end this Balkan king,
dam grew weran hourly today,
and tho Osman legation sacraLory nsosrtsd that only an “on.
expected mtnwla“ canid save the
HEADS IN GIFTS
--------A TLA N TA ,
Mmr. 81—(A V Georgia led the nation In Jackson
Day dinner contributions with
1103 donations of |8I each for
ItTiTB. Chairman Ryburn
O.
Clay told Uu»4 attending tk*
banquet here.
i,
lie *ind, "it !»
ihiMi ilk fur u«
f• ly at boinr W «
i m lb** to«r from
Hritish In Ethiopia
Advance On Dircdawa
( A 11(0. Kgypl. M.r 31 -OP) —
The Hritisli fnm s m rn tirn
Ethiopia tohipped up their *d\aitcr on iMretjavtu Sunday itk rrpoitN, mrifirmed b» an Italian
romifiijjiiqur, reached Cairo that
the Fa-ciRtB bait abanduiitHl Ui*
r il y and toeru retreating u e s tw a rd
tutoard Addin Aliaba.
I )irr«ia toa, v*ith u |»opn1ation of
rtn.nni!, 'tail'll' in a erouk uf tha
Add i*
Ababtt-Jibuti
railway,
.-»une .lb inilrit north of the anidrnt toullrd Mohammedan city of
Harar -Inch frll t«i tti** British
lad torclz
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(IIA K G E D WITH MI'HDKH
RICHMOND. Maine, Mar. 31—
t/PI—Dr. Merrill Joss, 81, was arrr.ted Sunday on a "arrant
charging murder in the bludgeoned
death of hia 38.year-old phy.lclan-wlfr.
-C ooat Guard divisions!
head.
quarter* here reported Sunday
night tho cutter Rush out o f Nop.
folk had teaehod the 88 Caribetar
which »a a drifting without steam
300 mile* o ff Wilmington.
*1
.
to too past, women bought a
winter’s Dotrio supply at own
a k a tlU -
H O T E L PURCHASED
CHICAGO, Mar. SI —<
Blackatons Hotel, famous
LOCAL W EAT*
4
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MONDAY. MARCH S V l* 4l
■Dr, Buorecht I& ,
Herald
!'Elated To Head
' Rotary For Year
meeting of tho Florida Education Association. Mr. Carr.H
hosed It 1« estimate on the size of the Florida school popul*tion and hi* experience in the movetamU Jpg, cwigerYaUbB
of vision throughout (he country,
"Unfortunately,7 he said, “thera.ortonp, aight*aaviujf
cIrnhcs in Florida na yet, Imt'.intomtiiBttUU^OuWfeti h*a
Itcon indicated recently in MUml audi l(i\
Such
clasHca are now maintained l n 21>t oowipwitUfr thnuighinj States, with
wiui a tot4 l pnnif—
wn uti
out the United
ewMnwntt
o f ibwp
more
than 8,000 school children| but them-ara- approxitnnleJy
50,000 boya and girls who need, theao «P00|$II ctisrtatigiwl
facilities. >
nsert let th* w Irked foraakj
way, and lh* unrighteous
hit thought*: and Itt Itim
I unto tno Lord, and h°
S *T »'iWftTr upon him j and
ir God, for hn will abun.
y ‘ pardon.— Italth 6B:8. 1.
Farsightedness is the most caramoni. visual dcfccii
among. American school children, according, to, Mr. Garris.
Astigmatism is next in frequency. and; naandglitwinw*
third, he aaid; other common, eyp. daftgfa OfgQSVg; pJtlWlw
of school age are cross-eyes and Innemmatipfi'u/i Lpo cvyoi
lid lining.
.
*ii
Tho
L y," r’
to dlwnvcr
• nnr that
tion..
l -vrrvono
A u a tr a l la n .
“a
PlflCO."
,
‘
,
|
Tho story of this gradual economic evolution parallels
—r
that of the I'tiiied States ani Canada, thill);* the Austro*
imn war linn, n recent visitor to the United States. Sotjth Africa,
i*i oil may nr believes, will follow tho sumo pattern. 'Pn^tiiral ^na
ra*blent |tno«*velt
pled
lonal unity In
Jarloon
We hope
r dinner
is of thoae
bln
CIO
to* W. Flrrt Bt
TH REE 8x10
W * W * o of 4 m annual Sanford-pelMfld. Rotary golf loom*,
nwnt- w l U W * In Qal^nd ou
P O R T R A IT S
Heady for
Painting
Or Framing
snj^uncsd^Jlwji
■ r I total
imut d
m
► +111
j?A
$2-95
on
•
W 1EB0LDT
B P «| (
h«d; uhsrg* of the MngZ^Wtur* ab todayf *
S T U D IO
luncheon
of Qltqfbid,
T ire R ecappin g
W h it
Australian troops figh tin g in A fric a , am
ajpUliyul
with guns and tanks "made In Australia/' w rites S ir Bob'
ort Giirrnn, form er Solicitor General of- Australia., In the
Hotarian, nmgaaJnc. In the last w a r thoilY Qgplnnuuit, camu
f r" ,n *>"k Ia iii I, but in tho past tw o decoda*. Australia, has
''tcotno industrialised.
rm»r
BILL'S
PACKAGE
STORE
O* th Ruddlnc- of Quin,
th A* I*»n*: of Alburn
n tt^ -v";
th*y imvt
"Before tho present war broke outt. manufacturing had
_
advanced from quite far down thfl Heb tq fln st place," ha
m b,,t v,(. notes. "Agriculture, for so many yearn in. second place, hud
Intrilitrnr* dropped to third, white mining slipped from first to seoeml
ad •
but the u m of tha former waa
discontinued after tba war am
.It. w w »9t w n » * « P f d «*pU» U t
power. A. aimilar plana last rammer, ha said, flew dear to tha
Wekfva swamp from the Sanford
Airport on a. Ip second motor
run.
Jimmy Ingley salt there or*
ever 2,000,000 model airplane
builders in thf United State* parr
Ur [paling In tha only sport which
is controlled by the government.
Most o f tkem jie said hare regular
licenses and take part In regu
lation meets In various parte of
.the country. Tha Sanford Model
liter? Association bare exhibi
tions at the 8anford airport every
s “ >*dv aflfrnfon, he said, and in
vited the Roianane to come out
and wa|ch Um flights.
H. B, Pope announced that the
a o i.u sn I- 0OA»
I
Stellar •
IOWpUg-OMtMw M
"In atghl'savlng clause*, the tooto mi- usually, m
large type and much of the work, is dotM.afkilho l^ldhhos^l.
Sultahlo seats and desks, are wed;, wall IWltttlar, care is
exorcised, In, regard to the UahilB*.- arranofments ip. the.
classroom. KVory child'i* taught the tpuohi systmu un.ihe
UNO TUB niOUT W AY: typewriter as aoon as possible, s«i that! the eyestrain <>t
I the bord whlln he inny handwriting may b* avoided.’*
V,
sod. call yo upon him whllo
division*. '■
Both Jackson anal Drag* W*M
MtafalUlMK) In Wm M War day*
I.RT US RECAP TH A T
SMOOTH TIR E WITH A
H EAVY
NEW
TKBAR
I M s m e la b o r
Btonjrd Setttea
U. & C o n s id e r s
Thr A.lmlrnltv claimed
lh”
alnklnr of three lfl.000.ton Ital Taking Normandie?
ian rrnUtn — the iUlrrahi|»
Flume. I’ola and A Zurn—and
<wi> duftroverr. Vlnernin Globvr. Five French Ships
not mentioned in the Admiralty
eommunluue.
h
.
F e a r
S tr ik e s
W W ft»fA Ossra-iwre. OsrJ
daul «nd rnmUll n threatened
<n and M*e.'lralr- Rut report,
4rom Athena „uid aurvlvora had
<l,o been rw jjw l l^y a (Jrcea prUIng Mid awifi move*, aalyad •
dentrnVrr from tha - ItulUn.ae a Italian, German nod Danfah
C.rssC. W elsh
; W : > . haia halt Ihe msrrn of
,,
,'}
i * |Tha,l’rv*Mfht V"4.'tllrcl'l*eI on
: #r*r*aanrs.;
for
Cflinsn ahl|ii, lnl*IUig afcotlt
isi) ton),, *ml placed *ir e*timated'
, 1*00, crew mouibera ettd officer*
In oualody. .
.
.
■Selaura ut iheae Aals ahlpfc
rrrapprd lire* will
you new flraUlne
mileage and yut thuy
only half as much an
flrst-Un* Urea.
WELSH TIRE SHOP
reliant »hip* In Amarltan t«r r lj; (■
lal .water* Burelay—a total 'of .•
'OaiWpfVr a*i«4^f » ♦ * JtaaO,, llpO»-'t M »hln< of ntmut 300,000 ton*,!
.'Early
Sunday >' dottiila. jo f,.
• In Iht lale»t
bf Jana'* SuUanrdmnen, operating fpilrUy ■In
p<irt» front Maa*acl»u»ctt» ' and
agitator*
Our
glv*
llr*
emt
new
,
,
.
v
m d Greece and to he tdatmlrtt
ouRV action upA? hi* return to
lh* casual Ut nut to work Im •
mediately a major portion of n
27^ 0,0^ 0 4 0 . gpnwrprUllofl to
.
S90y«t» AgwjVm InU an arKiwl
, Th* Soviet invenimrnt I* repartrd to hare »«nl ' greeUng*
and aonwratulatlon* to the new
YaMelav government. If an, I ho
lidH i of fklandit.iii with the
AMs guur ha itretchlng.
r
WltUam Cardinal O'Connell, *
MtbVWbop of Deaton, arrive* 1
Vaat York from a Florid* vacatWa
' Tba cardinal aaM ha waa conetaaa
praying far peace la Ua world.
Tha Banuhiican National Tom.
j g kla* Tata i f i t i ho*p billed for
M U W t w (Tiront treatment* for
Yfsndell Wlllklo durln* the resank aamoaian. No wnndcr he
CITY BRIEFS
H'm II m U Kraal r > ( t One) 1
Armory will be In um by the
vUltine
troop*.
Ml** Eleanor
ktorrleon, recrcaUon dtpaHmOnl
head, taid today.
leaw rain* In the Everelade*
a 01* a*M to htva eertou.ly
taxed tha . celery iwraagr.
lisola groper* LfloW only tno
I U t to eymnathlte with
t hretherep In th* aoulh.
• WHAT IS BELIEVED Is In | Iw e ty rt f i n g j ^ W satdement in a Buffalo, New York, w >uiA whaa. Uka Judfo
anlercd a defendant, In eonnrcUwif w
it admit it docen t $09.30, to pay 50 conta on the aeootmk
urination ta vlilnn
ter pruductlaa Ut- February In each year hereafVW* As
in tho Florida mainland, than 66 years old, tho last paymoat w
th* ilia L*k* end Cap* year 261k, when tho debtor lg UT y«
i*ekMnvllk> Tlmca-Unlon.l Magaiinc.
yin* a •'piof' U
10 work" more.
Lmagtn* Vtt at a time Ilka
Sueh two-faced underhand,
ivamntent official*! Trying
k folk* tq go lack to workl
Nazis To Art
1 Yugoslavia To
Disband A m y
iborat and
Unite*nau
anjrdd the
acta * f
sabotage.
Traaaury officials *■•«! dataag*
had bean done to (0 of Um It fb
L*h TeM.li before Coaat Gu*Wa
in* n arrived.
That* « M no evidence o f d a w
hga to the two German ahlpa, It
t**a raid.
Anabtant
Secretary
of
AOTCMKnCaXiRSQUL
VISIBLE DIALS * * < '
AUTOfdATK CIPHEftS
(^ fL C A L L E N
ADWHa MACHINES
Aek farSdar*' Mawtul
HAYNES
£ S ^ .T K L n .
a tram u fl»H-,
Florida copal,
ila morning at
. aml thlTaft
y
g
a
' t e
.
the
crept tho gnvrrnment acted after
a S w ra g r-o f "whnleaale damage,
Including destruction o f mayntncry and boiler*, had been dan*
« Tu b os eheckod A chassis cleaned .
MerHare licanae* wera iaiued
Hillard, both o f Orlando, and to
'red lhipcah. o f U eibprc, afed
II m ' U cUI* II. Fawall. o f Thoj*-
Britain.
'fHI5VERY BEST
In Liquora, Wines,
n P T
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TPT
1 »" ' ’ F
M-g'
"Ai*
• t w d i r s f s s i / T '^ .
Trvaaury Uaston'aaM In a aW#^
nnmneed today.
At the rotating of the Seminole
County Teacher* Awedett'ii In
at
C«a»t Guard amauacid. at waa
Ington that M . Da*|ah shly
totaling about 130^00 tana, hi
b**n Milted In Amarieu porta.
Thera waa W IrlmedUM *.
The Maaons Will bold thoir
regular meeting Tua*d#y night 1n
the Maeonle Hall at S:00 o’clock,
C. R. WUccup, woraklpful taaai^y,
Malor Rupert Smith, co-ordlgator from tha atata h«*dqu»r.
tera of UMMtrsft hoard at I t
Aueuatine, will meat with th* )*•
cal hoard tomorrow afternoon at
( :0p o'clock, at the office on
Second Street
Pficcrt on tha a1
aon * hM-g C T K
saa. In other werd*
puin turned over kle
day every week to
eet And that didn't
j the bill. ’ milieu*
William <’1 rdlnat O'CaMeU
for, foe* of (lm A s m power*.,
W b »t «pc^lflo. - i» w wcntion*
ortugllv ary on tha, way aero**
tho Atlantic was r mllliary **1re t,. to he divulged only when
Bnoaevelt felt that tha llcmiiing
o f \>Unp*, tasM. g u « . sh lF V W
whatever ipav hayo been dlvnaUted, c«u)d ha o f no be®(fit
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THE SANFORD HHRALD. BAlfFOBD FLORIDA
Florida Garden Clubs Willkie Makes Plea
To Uphold Liberty
Will Have Convention
'ocial
A n d Personal Activities
Visitors Honored
At Dessert Bridge
TUESDAY
■Ksilw The Seminole Hiirh P. T. A.
ft
will meet at 8:30 P, M. for Its
frerular meeting, preceded by the
M*
board meeting at 2:30 P. M Mrx
• >'
I . H. Celcloueh will epenk.
The Friendehlp league of the
W^turrotatlonal Church will meet
, With Mrs. J. D. Koot. Mil Pal.
motto Avenue at 3:00 P. M. with
Mrs. 8. Jewell a* eo.bimtcra.
. Daughters of Wesley Claes of
tbs Methodist Church will meet
( t t the Parsonage on BIB Mag.
nolle Atrnur at 8:00 P. M. with
. Mrs. H. A. Swanson’s *roup as
if * hostesses.
5r>*. ‘J* Sewing sessions will he held in
the Wamon'a Club from 2:30 P.
until 0:30 P- M for the Red
There will be s board meeting
o f the Woman’s (Mid) In the rlull
house on Oak Avenue at 10:00
A- M,
fflr
'#
WEDNESDAY
Sewing sessions will rontinue
’
for the Red Cmx* in the Wnman’x
.!
Club from 0:30 A. M. until 11:30
t . A . M.
'
The Junior A miliary of the
RAmoriran legion will meet a
the home of Miss Valerie Well/.
;
HOI West First Street, at 3:30
5;
i*« m .
The general business meeting
1 and luncheon of the Woman’s
X lu b will be heliU In 'he rluh
wlouse at 12:30 p, M. 1(n*ti**»e*
will be Mrs. E. Complin. Mre
■ J. O. Mirhaet. Mrs It K Tnlsr.
,
Mrs. J. M. Redpnlh. and Mrs
Claude Herndon.
Entertaining at- the home of
Mrs. Roy Williams In Mayfair
Friday afternoon, Mrs. William R.
Williams, and Mrs. Roy Wllllsms
were hoitesse.s at a dessert bridge
honoring the sisters of Mrs, TV.
R. Williams, Mrs. C. C, Drown
of Raleigh, N. C., and Mrs H.
L. Dliiell, of Charlotte.
Spring flowers
were used
throughout Mrs. Wllliami' home
for the occasion. For scoring
high in the games Mrs. Herbnt
Mraser was awarded a crystal
dinner bell, nnd Mrs. Robert
Greenlee received an Old Spice
soap set for scoring second high.
Screeno prlie, o novel Ispel pin,
was presented to Mrs. F.d Buhr.
man. The hostessrs presented the
honorees with hose as mementos
of the party.
Those present
were:
Mrs.
Ilrown and Mrs. Birtell. guests
of honor, Mrs. II. D. Freemnn,
Mrs. Jack Halt, Mrs. J. J Stnckard. Mrs. Jean Adams, Mrs M »'.
Mrs. |, P Met tiller of <♦nine*,
rv Woodruff, Mrs, Fill Riihrmsn. villa is visiting with her sister.
Mrs. Herbert Messer, Mrs. Hoy Mis* Knima (liven in the Lung
Collins. Mrs. Robert Greenlee, Icy Apartments.
Mrs. Wally Dietrich and the hos
tesses.
AI Phillip*. son of Mr rind
Mrs. I.vmon Phillips, is rectiper
fttlrur nl his home on Flm Ave
nue from n recent tHricss,
Bundles For Britain
Bingo Party Planned
Keep Out Gefttapo
Is Wallace’s Plan
.B .
I’ I
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MIm Judy MeClidland had n*
Plans for the Bundles for Bri her weekend curst* her bmthri
and
sister in.law, Mr ami Mr*
tain bridge and bingo party to
be held In the Mayfair llotrl on flenrire Mci'lelland. uf Titusville
Monday, Apr. it, nl 8 :00 p dock
Helena and Betty June Tim.
In the evening, were announced rtnia of Paintku were the guests
this morning by Mrs. H. M. Pap.
worth, general cluiirman fnr the of their grandmother, Mra. H r.
Dm Jen kins, over the weekend
party.
^
THURSDAY
Mrs.
I.
D.
Martin,
Seminole
^ The West Side Primary P. f.
Friends of Hilly Mfii'n*. arm j
A. Will meet in (he school nt 2:3(1 County Chairman fnr Bundles for of Mr. and Mrs. II ( ’ Millin’, I Homes and t i a n b ' i t f Mrs F'red. I urh ’ i hool student* here. K»-*Britain
will
head
the
enmmittrv
P, M. The ciecutive board will
W »;c,f l o w d u * w
will be glad to know1 that h» | erick I
«rn was Hwnrdetl fir*t place for
meet at 3:00 IV M. Ml u Klrenor In charge of arrangements, assist hai recoven'd from an at tuck nf th airman. F*lm nlu F’« rlerat ion of hia talk on “ Thi rn ns til ut o m and
ed
by
the
treasurer.
Mrs.
Arthur
Durden t luhs
Influents
Morrison will speak.
Our Place in thr VN« r l d of To
W. Knox and secretary. Mr-.
ThutMluv miiriune session, 1 0 :0 0 inortnw
^ The T. E. U Clas« of the First Fred
T. Williams.
Mr.
oiul
Mr*
A
M.
('
'
M.
iniim.iiiol
ii,i,ln,.ruim;
^Baptist Churrh will meet st the
Mr
tiweu IIuv of Fu*ti* utid
Joel S. Field, Commander of
home of Mrs. Ulliatr Viekery. 300 the American Legion Post bus have returned tntheir home in I conventi«*u ealledto order, Mrs,
Miss Ciirinna B Gehhart o! Tar
Palmetto after
spending ■ Die H'lftv M t.iiffin, presiitinl; in- non S p r i n g s placed second and
West Third Street, at 7 30 P. M
been selected as master of rcre. weekend with Mr ami Mrs Fn I ' ist m»h D o He\ t hmles FNaiiMrs. Cummlng s group will be monies. Other
thlni Dlhei
contestant wt-lr
eommitles
in B WBann
der SI Marthas t a tcolic I hurrh; Aullti Tavlor. Mount Plensant,
hostesses.
•harge of arrangements Include
m
inutes
nf
fir*i
diivN
aesalon;
MUs Kathrvn Harr*.
Alachua,
Sewing sessions will rontinue Mrs. C. F. Pmetnr,
contract
report of erode!)toil* committee, Willlum Tharp, Bara«nta.
on.I
■ o r the Red Crnrs in the Woman t bridge; Andrew Caraway, bingo;
Fr ie nd- nf Miss Hvelyn W l l
reports.
committee
chairmen;
H u gh L Overhv, Jarkaortvillr.
Club from 9:30 A'. M until 11:30 muslr, Mrs. J. !,. Ingley; prises. ktnarni will l>e triad to learn that
business;
lecture,
“
(
‘otiaervntlnn
,
she la iihTe to he nut agnin after
A. M.
Mrs. F. M. Russell; sales booth, a recent ill ness nt her home on Mia. Forest Hiitlenlm her, chair,
There will be a rerital on the
Mrs.
George
McCrumm:
refresh
man of euiiservi.tton.
National
Oak A vrrtiir.
"Lives end style of composition
t'puiictl of Slate <iordcii CIuIm,
or TSrlnin eomposers’’ at the Ce. ments. Miss Muriel Knox and
inr
:
nnfioiiiu'rmciitft.
ndjuunrthe Phi Alpha Kappa sorority;
FrUnd* of Mr* I" D. I’ rirr
Malian bjuile Club on 003 Myr. drenrntlnns. The Garden Club;
will yrgri-l to loom thtit *ho 1* meiit
N le Avenue at fi : 0 0 p. M. A so.
JAi KSONVILLE, Mar ni </V>
ADernmm -essoin, *
F* vl.»
oublirlty. Mrs. J. C. Higgins; jn-.j *uff#rlng from *n ott*' k of Inelal hour will follow. AH mem.
—Searching plane* from the lIHlh
1.
tickets, Mrs. II. D. Pope.
flnrnXA ht h«r homr on Houth iiiunicipol Hiidilorium; rmivetitron obaervatlon squadron based here
vi . bsis and thrlr friemla, sre Incalletl to older Mis. flurry M.
Mrs. J’ apworlh announced that Hnn^yd tA v tquA.
„ 1—
sighting
Griffin president: report of ne- repariad late Sunday
« • on aale today and has
of wreckage of a private airplane be
the public to co-operate In
Frank Woodruff III. Wudent di-ntiuls eoriimittee Kurorts,
lecture "Sliite
Parks* lieved to te on e missing on a
•his benefit party for the Bundles *1 thg Unlvtrxllv of Florkl* In ficiifor Britain.
(ixineivillr. vi.itgd during
thr Mis H J Mftlsherger. State for- flight from Brunswick, Ga , to
wrrkrnd with hi* fxthrr, I'r.nk ei»iei report of nominating com. I.nke City.
mittre election of officers; bmi
i t z
A plane bearing twn Atlanta
L. Woodruff. Jr.
| neaa: re-iduI Iona: minutes of aec. men, William D
Bulloch and
Brunswick
Mrs Ethel RlnrUtir. and rixiigh.' >"><1 'l«v * .t-x-i.m;
.nnounrr- Davia Bulloch, left
Thursday morning for 1ake ('ity
ter, rinily, of Orlando «■*«■ tiw;
«dl^rmn.-nt
f
' to return that night. Will tarn
Honoring Mrs, Vesta Fay of •rrkM d cn-.t* of Mr*. Slnrlxr'* ,
l-rotlirr .rid nl.lgr-in-Uw. Mr formui i-.minrt, , INI M , * *nn,i Bulloch Is agent for t'ulvrr ca*let
l.a a Angeles, formerly of Ran.
h u ll room ; short t a lk s hv natin
planes in Atlanta They are not
lord, Mrs. Huslinell Dales, Mr. and Mra 11 N Sav^r
itI officers, Mrs. Porter Baldwin, lelatcd
and Mrs. William Polk and Mr
Miss Dorothy Mitchell who .r- viiitmw gaiileni chairman; Mr
and Mrs. Tom Townsend enter
Ford, regional vm
(■a*
rnaimfactiired
Arnbrone (
tained at the home of Mrs. Halt s attending Florida State Uollege prraldint
Mra. Fore*! Ilnttcn. tilled **11 a I or umal 33 a
for
Women
in
Tallahaaaee,
wa*
In Glndervllle Saturday evening
tocher.
con
servo!
ion
1 hair man; lighting
in Hichrnonil,
the guest of PH Delta Theta f"i
with a dinner party.
Mr* F Joel Swift, I I M . pan IkO :
Those rnloylng the party were ■ Military Ball weekend In ( I n me* nieaidvnt.
Nat ion al
<'mm* il **‘
M g u n o ' Urn ttCCOEX
Mrs. Fay, Mrs. Nellie Harrison o ' villa.
State Durden Club*. In* . -peak
rt
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0 .
ei
Mr*
Dorothv Binnrv
Bland.
Pelosky, Mleh., Don Fay of Eo*
Donald
Dunn
nrrlvcd
Salur.luv
jnB
Klin lo Kll„ w
•
Angeles, Mrs. Earnest Alhin of
B S i e d
„ ff„ . i*
Columbus, Ohio. Mrs.
Martha from Jarkiunvilli* lo arconij...'^ ,.f „ li0l, ln h ^n ,
Moffett Mrs. l.lhhle Weeks, Miss hia daughters. Donna Jean »* I l u ^ a t i a n l.anai
to
Jar kaonviB e
Delegate* from the
Sanf nl
Annie Weeks, Miss Evaleen Cust, M a r g a r e t A n n
I II
Mr. and Mrs Prlk, Mr. nnd Mrs. where Iheir mother is ataying t*» Garde,, « lub of which M r*
Townsend, Mrs Balea and Nellie he with her non, Don, J r , win *• f nlclmigh is presidvni. tdniumrr
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
ill In St. V IneenUs
Hospital |t) uiteiul
include In’* tilesM
Dean Bales.
________
Mn* I*, m Tym
(o l c lo u jd i. Mrs. Fndor
{ ’urlett,
ITINBB IF POSSIBLE
Mia* Jin cp Ailarnv
Mr. amt Mr. J. A. 8lran«r< had Mr. Harry lleoren. Mr* t> I’
V ir f f in lA I f a r r i r t t
a* Ihrir dinner ouo.l* on Frulal llrrndun. Mr. It A
New mm-,
evenlnr, Mias Barbara Bnrrmon. Mr* Annie C. Mrrisettier, Mr
311.* Eathor Stranso, Jimmie M.-. G K. Kolllna. Mr. Fn.uk Evan., »!*•» 1 f)«. 4 *tn* , S BO-3 f t . . x i l » i .
.1 l,li- J l i , I dux . 3 f i 4 Vti, ID dr.*
Gowan and Hal Hunter, all •<•• ull,| Mi*. Geornr Stii|>|
* N X 1*, 4011 i j l . r * i t f
h i*ci
err*
Plan* for • danro to ho (ttvrn deni* at StcUnn Unlvoralty M■*-1
------------------ --l ' i t - , i l P I dfi* . f u ll * |t if iilly , 2 »«
in tho Womtn’i Cluh In the noor Ilurxman la tho roommate
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• A r r iv a l* .
41, T r a c k
I . •. t >1 1n m n.
| TR
futur# wrro nodi' bv tho m»m- Mi.a Btranno
\V J r i l A H T A I N .
hrr* of tho TN T Club at tho
iencnl l l c p r * - c n f a l i t r
Amoiiir
tlio.r
from
Banfunl
nt.
homo of Mi»» nnth Rton*lrom on
Bull
in
Wo*t Fifth Btroot Saturday ovon- (ondina tho Military
,,, ,i.
<-»ilui •tilpnout. „i
Inr Mi«* Joan Hsrpor protidod Gainravlllr over tlio weekend
*!*■
wore
Miia
Muriel
Knox.
Mi*.
!
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ovor tho bnalnooa mooting.
4'miIuI ■lilpmeM • I*) dlslflct*
Aftrr rnullno hualncu had boon EUxabelh Whl*ham, Mia* M»r
Ingley,
G c o r jr c
K i c k , i p»r
p m iu m I m >
di.po.od o f rofraahmenta worn mieHte
,
P a lm
Iniroy Ijinr, Bob Ilirkann nnd rumauia, H. >'*"*'••' 1i i»||ill«
4*J
arrvod to lho fnliowliw: Mia* Joan
STIX C O IH'NGALOW
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Harper. Ml*a Jn’M Btorlo. Wt»« Buddy B lahop.
h i a 11r ,
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II KOOMH AND MAUI
I« la Ralthor. Mlaa Mary Jane
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David Whlc hard arrived ye.tor. i I tit. T-iala, m i.
a BEDROOMH —
Rrbnol'e Mia* Morr*o*‘ Myem. ■lav from Camp Stewart, liior. &a ««. Hu rt*! a y , H*m tn r, | vara,
IU> boat
MIm Valoiio Wrli*. M'm Janie* villo. Ga., U> he with hia brother.
GOOD UlCATIO N — NF.AR
HitlppitiM
IK itn t P lln l m u I l**n fu r
Brown ami Mia* Ruth Rtonatrom. Jo#, who la In tho Fomahl- F r id a > Mar. >1. H*ut„>,l " > l * d „
BCIIOOUt
I ’a r ll,
r lu u iJ r
» l*n ,a n i.
Lauchtop Memorial lloapilal fol- a - t tt u ii
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Loud"" nhvalclan*’' atO*h»«enpe« lowinr an automobile accident.
a
I r u r k l v u t , t *» •'
uaual
’ fo— n-ntl- f * u*-d *o ll.ton to While hero ho will b* tho iturot It,<i*lv*
WILL SACRIFICE MY
la i n ,* .
I * ’' 0 * 1 0
I'lm a t r *
l*,p *
tlrkinr of dolarod art Ion bornho of Mn. Grrtha Rivera and fam- (lo ld * It. t n d lv ld u a l ll
„a *h a d
a
EQUITY FOR CAS H
;>r»efM,|t-o.
d u i ' i i I t lo - J J I , a
before thov are romovod. ^
IIS’.
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L a - i . n . i j U - J to , a - iu d „a a X X ' .
ItoproHcnt Florida
Wreckage Of Plane
Sighted From Air
i
s s s t B
f\
Last (Times
Today
Iff
ABEOLL • MacMURBAT
Former SanfordIte
Honored At Party
T U S XV
Ig g A R G A IN DAY
^Double Program
VCOME EARLY!
Plans For Dance Arc
Made By TNT Club
i
CELERY REPORT
Home For Sale
a a fn iS f
mr «
o t f t l lu 1
(ir a e u llo ii l * r i * l i a
l* .a ,a i .,l r
a h lp n ,,lil.
U *>
I.
T n l a i lo l* a lt \ 1 **1. t t k . 1)40, 7uk
Inlaralala Iritf-k luaa.lnaa for J4
MONDAY
Tho Speech Claa* of
Mr*. hour
(u tloCa
(crate* I
Mar
li ,
8«w taf aoMlott* will continue G eorft Allen Moffett will olvr o • Mov. 1IT1.
U n le aa r i l h r r w l a * a la le d : P f |4*4
tor tho Rod CroM In tho Wo* radio racital over atotlon W.D.H.
nan’o Club A o n ttSO A. V . uru O., Orlando, oa Thu raday after a u n trd b a lo w C O v .r a a l. a rm Hat*
dy
m o ro ln o * * w h .d is a t * m * r Ul 11:30 A. M.
noon at &;M o’clock. Tho program uk rd
a ta to Jeaa t h a n e a r ln l .lu a n t lt la a
In full bo announced tomorrow.
1 : 1 * A . M. C a ro on t r a c k In e lu c a
O a lu r d a r
m o r a l n a ’a a r r l v a l a an d
W e a t h e r r rp r a a o m a r n n d lllo a * a t
a l l r a r a a o i e o m a l a t .* r u n lo a d e d .
U u o ta tlo n a a ro a a H o ld e n H e a r t,
w aahad
a ltn ’h ,
w it h
F lo r id a
I*
I t - i r a te - t r i m [0 * 0 la p * an d C a lif ,
" y fa
c A v t.
l a H c r a t r a . P e t e r * a r * e o n ftn o l
O f \ fa .
la t h a r a a a t a a t - w t it e h th a b u lk
a t I k * a lo c k o f n e d a i o r r k t a t a k l *
— a a ti w ^ u a ld ’ :
q a a l l t v a m i r o H l t l o n ao ld . M a r*
d iO a lla d
t n fo r m a t lo a
on
a lk t r
■ tack r a a ha aye u re d b y m a ll fro m
L A *
« - & Y *
I
a a y o f ih * c ilia * .
NOTICE •
vlto.1 la attend.
r k Dm Oy.
f t ?
INqiHHP,
GEO. WEINSTEIN
STYLE SHOP
101 E- FIRST ST.
Mow Yerkl Market weaker, II
dear*** Partly Cloudy. Cara aa
track, li Cara amrtted, ti Cara ua-
f.
VX1»-v
I i<HV nrN N IN G , Ga , Mar. 31
l/l'i tin tin. it. nnd men
and
UrtrtO \i-ltuli's will mil ncro.a coun
inch thick. Arron?,- In
o w, II ,rV 1,1
maneuvera Wed17reused slnlloiv pap. ftrn li with m*dny ni|*ht in simulated combat
melted butter and hake
tuiu- testing thr second armored divlules in a moderate ovenTurn to
pion, the Army s newest mechlnllow .ven « iMikniw. I ...... at I net * i rmed ti«htinir force.
iu the oven, inrlu.lt' mi erratini
hot biscuit. mu I ,*1 o:*ii
, abb,see,
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NEW YORK. M«r. 31 — h P )Wendrll \ViUk[» mid .Sunday In
By Mr*. Alexander G orge
a broadcast nver the NBC-Red
When household budget. r.'«i»l
network ’’that nur very oroxperitv and atandard of living—the all nttrmnt* tn cut nut item.
iu the
mr contlnuanre
ruimi.ui.inr
* n^ there. It’, time tn hunt'
nrareouivitea In
nf nur democraev—can not lieifor '•’“ h*.
mainlnined in n world where tn. .. nnr . " in,v to ,r'" '1
•*
ttllt.rian method* of trade nre.1
™ r.hrn’ . " ,mI "
,
VB|| •
to find them there I- nt the .tore.
“ One al.n known." he mid. F""} ™n»umn"on r...i Ih tvduced
"that with the triumph of thel "ja erinllv
wtih
............... ..
Hie next time v.mr hake.I moil
military autocrat, our own lard ' rlfl
M" ’ nr‘' <* f < » 1 re.imre. almut on hour •.. cook
•uiTffesiions:
hn m n loaf *»f fruit nut bread,
would become an armed camp
1. As soon ns food reAche* the It will mnke delicious -.Midwichei*
and we would consume our sub
for
tinvs to follim nnd nn\ left.
stance nd liljfrties in Ita sns- hoiUntr point, bnver itie h
toast.
tenance. And above aH» if wr little, The food will keen boding | ever*' roes perfertlv
Mis :t l.'J « ups flour w ith 1 teaof fuel
turn our eves inward* we shall w**h less eonsumnl
each of sodn, hnkuig pnw**J, U s e the simmer burne r to
loaf our anit I I v ahandnninr to j
its enemies our most precious keep foods w a rm , to reheat or to iter nnd salt Add t .up dark
cook at
low
tempi t a l u i e
This brown sugar i run ehop|u'«t figs
Berlinco- lihertv/
b urn er takes much h s fuel than prunes or dates. 1 J rup « topped
roAwtrvt pennuis 1 len-iioon vn>
do the others
J ;i cups sour milk
1. When a foosl »s done turn ni Ila, l egir, t S
inhli-wfioimH
o f f the bent, even lu'fore umiiov ■ or I nttermilk nnd
Bake sin hour ut y
inv the pan. N o chnme tlicn of melted fat
moderate
mrti
t
wastimr fuel hv
forget tine
to
CH ll'Ann.
Mar
31
! n » r n o f f the burner
W
U
Uo»U% well know . Mnr
Vke President Wallace d«vlared
4
t ’oo k le g e t iih h
m
«Uuild>*
Hundav that “ we of the \mrri a m o u n t s , th e
t lemiv ritiroti nnd s , , r . lur\
to
le flm o i
t ••
It
rat. north and south and feulrrl. nse*| nt a Inter mint
r o l l m n r in tin t ’mUi - .h Iup
tin
must hind together to maintain
f. Plnn meals -« . D. it ihifwf o
tmtt will I eliirn
in
In
In
the rarred essence of democracy tl 1- menu m n he h.k nil nt uni tow n w it bin 11e h u m i ■ m il l \ ’
and lelieion,*
lime A lmn? with i K. |’ll k C>1 lilt'll
to rt'wiime the m i n l n e
i
1.4 1
**We must not allow a ‘pe^ls. «’■HI go such ex tra f.... i ii- f u n which he mill to J*ctetu it
po* nr \ hek«* to pel u foothold 1*mf. gingrrbromi. hull
retsiiv
iiih
fruit
in this hemisphere,
!*. Keen ciiMikv ihnn* ll 1111*1 |H<
II
H aruld lltime, dean, t'olle^e anywhere
of
Ag ricultur e,
Dniversit y
of be a‘ -cried in an address at the c m -II «tored in t lili1 T»■ft Hi*1
*"litIn
Huridri
Dr II S W ol f e, depart, national triennial convention of for 1
i ' nling on o o ji -*lllll , when 1In
men! nf hurt u ulture. 1University IVmi H’rilh. Jewish service *ied m i'ii is krail'll fur l li'l 1 InibeG
And toin for —i
of Floriilii. J t'revasse. Florida fraternal orgnnirai inn. The speech'
................... . Uardi-M (dubs, “ re was i»riied Itv the i'ulnmhml ge-iion*
Broadcasting
*Vf*tem and re
search f i• ""
Af ternoon
Darden tour, Tret hton<i<n«l in Spanish to
II, ueruiid
Circle. Mr-. C\ P 11op Iund, pre*.| rroul Ilea of the America*
-i ro|r ret in*' Mix a* * iii >- lIHII ft l i i i n d l t ' s f o r H i it till I?
idetit* let.
“ Jottrle
(iar de ns' ,1
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lot » !
I’lli|m ht'ili-fl i i■d1 1
M
a y fa ir
H o te l.
A p r il
nil* ch*'H>4 .1 grevti h• in** i Ml *1
F*Mi»».i.‘r. •H .I., Mr* .i«im m L a u d c r i l a l e B o y T o
Tuttle, nresidetit
ohiorif*. J-'I Clnit Ktntr.1 4It* • ( uh.i
Tickotn r»(i grill mi
.,l<- ni
jf Fvi mip* M’Aom
>muF’ sI tints, m u
h&nl ClMlkctf egg
If "1 pt *ti •
iTain ti auditor mnni.
if roup
con.
min Ini tterni i’ll *,x, tut, mitt i *.\t r
with
Itu!
fereto es
7 t(J P
M . municipal
iiri-*
1
cnjiiil>It .1. ::u
GAINESVII.I.H, M.r 31
i.l'i
HltdiIof ium Uhhe* ; vordi ll
ceM. — W illia m K e s s e n n f F u r l I . m id- niuiuti'ii iu n 1110*11 1 k1, *«\ t n V! .•
lers M m
Po rter Holdu m.
Uoorn enlalc will retirehent Florida in run iu Do .tVi-U •inn
»utit* ,I .,
A : univi t -it v i sterudon, Mrs
L, the -•■t innhi elimination of the I'llkf'li Huai " mill fit nf- nit • nh
T, Ni ilund, Boom II; flo wer r
Ameiu nn |friir»n national nt a
nine*'rue nt s, H '10 , niumripul mi. lorirnl contest in Atlanta mot
To make (.he cold
ditoriuni
Mrs
F%ir»-t
lliith
i1UP* -In i'd r t uitfi i ii
month
r
ami] ii text -upiir
Iocher
a - <>ciii I e editor.
Better
In compeliitnii with sir o i l e r
Several Sanford persons are
planning to attend the sixteenth
annual convention of the Florida
Federal Inn of
Garden
Clubs
I wl irh is It int held on \V«ln*«.
1 dsv and Thuratlav in Sarasota.
Headnuarters for the convention
will he in the John ISingling Ho
tel and it is anticipated by the
E. Kinlaw Is ill at his home h^lc-s club lhat a large crowd
on Myrtle Avenue.
wl>> ,H’ in attendance
.r
Tre program it as follows:
Ben Monroe is able to he »»• 1 "Vslnoastny. morning session. 9:30
A M..
imminp.it
auditorium
after being all with infiurma
I convention r aMott to order. Mr*.
Itarrv M. Griffin, tirr«i(li<nl; in.
L. M. Telford, Jr,, of West vocation the Rev, H, 1 Bowman,
Palm Beach in ill with inflnema! pnator Fir<! Prc?bvtrrian Church;
» t hh home here on
Floral t adopt ion of program; greetings.
Heights.
mavor of Sarnsotii. the Hon F,
A Smil’a hoMe*-* rluh. Mrs. A.
Mrs. M, J. Durak ittid aon, IMuim HoII. proskipol FVdfrnt.nl
Mickey, apcij! yesterday in Day- G inli* of Garden ( luhs of SaraIona Beach with relatives nnd aotn: response, Mrs \|, M, Parfrirnds
1 r»vh past lircsidcnt Florida FVd
' 7
, ,
eralmp of Garden Clubs; rrpnrt
Newton Whitworth of Filrgen- of credentials committee; introaid, Ga.( wai the weekend guo*'. duct ion of local chairmen: Chairof hit parents, Mr and Mr*. N. man.
mn n Mr* Charles llerrttur; enJ. Whitworth
chairmen Mrs I ilov Brace ami
Mrs A Kd*no Hull;
reportsFrank Shames ha*
returned Uireelmfeiternted clubs; nnfrom Columbus ami t.aGrmig1. nouncement-t nd ioiirnments.
F'ellow whin h m r h m * . t o'clori ,
(jI., where he spent a few d«yt
on buninest
“ Snrnsot ji l.ido'
Bpen-kers. Dr.
Telephone M»
LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
Good tnMeals
Suggested
As Spring
•
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r .1
x n
Tonic In Place O f Old Remedies,
j f l K
y
(J k s A . % . 1
/
1
eo-lie^aiM tilly, t.»ti PaaoaL 1-4
arkel dull. I f doady, Cara aa
llt L U v U y t ie e A
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s s & s 'j o . t '. r . p j s s
ib’ ill' tty.
II
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P
; , - 1. V. ~5* A f e j - , t j
will be your* If you let at
help you Uke csro of your
jfM. Do the tens of your
ilM li need grlndlny? Wo
esn five you oa*dUy Mr*
vlool
-T w
Botiafactlou
it liv e
I I.
a i
J in g o
P a rty
•V<io
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DELICIOUS
WHITMAN’S
CHOCOLATES
I l'U II , |
l i Ji-ti|H lll In
■|oton grilled
i u u IH'
liildespoohs hut til
oran ge Imre
Pooi
shallow nan and • *
rich hinemt iliiiivh
inond or round
\< ,«
mm ole * at mo d e l .1 >
RHONE
Baked hamburger
tv ovell men| and •!■
much I mie Mix
1113
£;!-d“ , r»ki.."V", ;,uz 3 L an ey s Drug Store
w <‘
F ill
A ll
P r e s c r ip tio n s
M.
St.
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MONDAY, MARCH SI*.
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canter of this scant
which took the brunt of the
: all-out ai
the bomb!nr of Glairow waa more Intern
>t the great shipyards were (till functiopl
.thin three day. I . G l.^ow ,
M W p h *. ■
a«k by the Oerman
Dieted upon Cov*n1,000 perton* war*
■trlker Xal Pro.ilca, temporarily bUnded by tear gaa after a brush
With city pollen in Bethlehem, Fa., I* helped by placard-bearing George
Knarney at the mala gate o f the Bethlehem 8teel Corp. The city police
unable to quail lha disorders. atate troonara were called In.
Thl* policeman take* It all rood naluredty when atrlfccTt’ trivet ecck to rough him «p a hfkw* h* pattlcf* m
• * *outride
• • *t.- » — -*»— * tt-—
iln it
rate* •in patrol• duty
the »International
Harvester “ilant
plant in
In Chldfo.
Chicago. C.I.O.
CJ.O. workers struck
itruck ic
against
,
the company, which la engaged In national defens* work, but American Federation of Labor workera want
throdgh the picket line* under police protection.
.
’ £jj
wetorearrltathapouch .Halos Rottman (le ft), IS, and
ha 9lfi00.00c.000 ap* Sarnhard Oohlka, IS, German naval
kill and other Stall feu oBee re who escaped from a Cat The pouch waa car- nadlan prison camp, are shown after
a from Washington to they were captured by the Amrrlflown by apodal plana can bardtr control midway across .
ildent, on n vacation the froaan St. Ijtwrence River near,
for his algnatura.
. Ogdauaburg, N. Y . They were re1.
turned to Canada.
Standing guard, tnc CIO Stage* a protest parade at th* hug* plant o f tb* MaGermltk fntaurveater Co., In Chicago, after more than 3,000 men, moat of whom ore members of t needy
■>union, went beck to work. Tb* Harvester plant, working on dafena* order*, had bean idla
__________________ alnr* th* tlrlht waa called February XI.
Gay W. Swop*
Relaxing from tha cares or ogle*.
Guy Wl Swope, nrwly-appolnted
governor of Fuerta Itlco, enjoys a
a t pool at La Fortalcaa, lha
arnor'a palace In San Juan.
Irma WUaen
’- j /
ai Irma Wilton, fora
Iway and mom reoontl
Wt hi Hollywoed, waa
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TH E SANFO RD H E R ALD , SANFORD
Pftqkintr House For
mstand Is Sought
Stewart Says—
THE ©H D H O M E T O W N
R*liil4i»i U S
F L O R ID A
fly STANLEY
£»<ki
«>• n hi H \ri«»\
Mritriff M llrTtinl im p nf V \| •’ i
AtUnlH, ‘ I «irh'i«
Japanese Minister
Ends Berlin Visit
V o n ir*>
f o r iliv n r r * '
I ib r
k it h
D R I*m p Uag. 31 -(S p e c ia l)
— Weal Volusia citrus grower*,
representing an estimated annu
el Mod action of SOOJWd bores of
■■r " i .sJ- .T J ^ r "
fruit, have launched a movement
to obtain either a co-operative
or privately
financed
central
.
Packing house for DeLsnd d*.
lin e d to keep payrolls ■(. home.
The group appointed a eoct: f ; S f 2 | U * > r t for t a f f W , mlUto consisting of \Y- M. Aerta.
I r - chairman, Judge J, IV. I*crkioi and Dr. Hugh W rit to work
On the idea as the result of u
ff.* n > » »<maS
•bpt op M .fM L meeting, held iu Ibe chamber of
—I llltln raw Im sommrrce auditorium here Frl.
d*T night, called hy the indus
,
/or Um crat Ron trial committee.
, of anything >(|t i Census figures show
nearly
I N moot tutor136 million neckties for men are
ipade each vear m,American fac
:»| h Iho ortr- tories. enough to provide two
I ’ f l o w o f '• m ■jew ones for each male.
(t h ouaa'ndt) ' I 1 1 " '
' would hovt to yo«l. as you walked down Utelr cor
. fVsiktogtaa
prrform ( h a i r ridors. They ware plastered with nodulls* outdoor*. ImoUng Cigna, but they weren't
Th# theory It that (hoi* cratca nectaaafy. Thoea Icfnpoa wars
f o r t lot temporary use only; then really lo borat Into Aamea at an an
they'll bo lorn down—If they gry look. Anybody who'd scratched
haven't already fallen apaft vslun- 0 match In one of 'em would have
tartly. A t a nutter nf fact, they boon committing the equivalent of
net*rally prove to be pretty, per filicide—unices ha waa within a.
manent, up lo a conelitetable num- couple of Jumps of a. ground floor
exit. Several of '<m did bum up,
£ bar of years.•
The can!tala flret attack of daypH* all precautions.
Well, after ten or a dozen years
tempo building Immediately fotlooood Unela Bern* entrance Into Of this sort of thing, the Hoover ad
UM last World war. Ilia personnel ministration came In. Hoover hadij
naturally almqat doubled, aim oat had time to realise that the govern
ovsr night. And In not much more ment force never waa going lo
H than a matter of daya, tempo; shrivel: that permanencies were
S T A D O A A A * K N T P A P K E Y E S M AC* HIT.
urgently needed In lake the tem
ware ready for 'em to move their
H E L P E R U N D E R C O M P L E T E C O N T IfO l. T O W N
(Malta Into. It waa aaaumed that the pos' places. So he and congress
I’ lni-ioiit i*o MNumimM om r r hr Wi . I IT mf
civilian federal army would shrink started, like fury, to build rsal gov
la previously normal proportions ernment offices, out of steel and
masonry, air conditioned—awful
directly after the conflict, whereit mi c *a11• I -mii ,
am upon the ternpoo would be chopped classy. It was I he biggest build
ing rampage In history. It trans
f n il.
v t v *11a In11
V up and told for firewood.
formed downtown Washington.
** I
Peace bring restored. Uta civilian
WUh the New Deal's advent the
(Hit.
.Hi.
army didn't shrink, however, it
frm
stayed aa big as In wartime until Ro v e m in e n t was comfortably
ouied. It wasn't long, though, duo
much Uter. when. Inalead of
\\' A S l f l N t r T n S , Mur. .HI
</Pi juii h!»*n.L urui
to u L h iu Ii l In i
to the creation of .new
Da*l
shrinking, It look another prodl
in »jj
:.hm md m
agencies, (hat Its aroommodal terns —Aln irit ready to «pi*nir «»n John *.biM*k lL«i • u*l nniii- hi i« uoilil 1 It*
iQ gioua bulgt.
m rlining
you
mid
. m i Mmii n . i .h Ib j , a rc 1
1 1 111it11** i ♦ ) .
began lo be a trifle conitrltlej q . P u blic
1Ol
once more. Th»y weren't yet crowd »Uv— i* th*" fiMni (U'fenitr jiroifrum .
,
Stood for Years''
.11HI illMl’ 11• ..........
H i p f i r • t - l i p id th** p io ir ro fo DiJih
ed to the point ol suffocation, but
tl v\111 Ii«< Iruiu IicsI tinder Paul lllll Im* to pJi'OlM 1*1 lilt* loi. I ii ' « hil. ID i »i ,d 1nl ir
Consequently the tempoe'allll
they hadn't much room to spare
V. M rN o ti, ih«* ftMlmil m v i i o I i I \\41 I1I‘W
stood, chockful of government emof hi I'll.I
lu ll ! »•»«• 11 * 1 Olfll*' * 1.1 Ull) Is.
Ilut today)—with our aid and de n d n |ln i^ inilo r. mid the lieulth *tr- l o r m l f o f l i l o - i VviUi f u | i . p io iln J i n
’ll .w* ' - 1 ;vr.01 1 find
■ployea. They weren’t kept In rt>fensive
programs
Ip
full
blast•
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a* P*dr. either. fo r one thing, they
^ weren't worth repairing. Per an
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w ill I.**
11r. (ml el»*im ui? find
As Per a* Ralllmor*
other thing, they ware so JerryItr* 111 Iuntil i III
Uncle Samuel's workers simply Thom pi* Purron, Ji.» ilu* **ury*-.iii im ity f lo v .t iiJ
built that no amount of repairs
i-i-ln iu i
S*'i- '
■re slopping out of his permanent KUU'lul lli- Kit xi I h‘1'11ix* *■*'I i'll M’- | run U n iiiiiv
could have done ’em any good. In
nmn i i i II k I m p
lo
i
L i m il (
quarters Ipto the adjoining thm- cnilBi’ In vi»- I he iii'ilirn l
alps, they were no mere sheds, un oughfarea. lie's leased all available who -id»l ihi* |toh|ic mu* of the | p iotinhlj t ill 1 1 L«1i*i i i
\on,
derstand. They covered about a d ly
\ |* ru u l(o n d« p i r . .»i* «if • m v i - v j
office buildings and apartment toucher i ullr of health i v r i»e«l^ block each and were four, Avs or houses In town, and more as far d lr d Mm* national m ili i.v n h ili' 1 <|io* thm Mo V o u iim n told*
V|alg (lories high. "
away as liaJMinore nod roundabout. Mid
s ill I gi IHill rb.'jl
cn MI|Ullgll- ; I -s-c-ij 11H-1>'diflM i-nt in I II,- . h ih l i , j
a
.Buildings of such dimensions,
And he hasn't got nearly sufficient h ssn t im fn .u k fscin g -*f facts. ' n n r l, ,i|
il,
\ 11 „ i,,, n |i
I,- ,.]
V consisting of nothing but lalh<-, apace yet.
T h - ........ j.,b i- t'Vi'H ) ji di i. Mu
1' inm ili, im iiim ii in id, itii.l i dn»1 piaster, some two-by-four* and u
Hence the Public Buildings Ad I'OVr 1 1> jii id
food
* i||it ‘ i h | i i | i t | i - lo r . ill A L o l l t i n * t o m i im i
t|i*<
toi o f aalia, war* enough ta aears ministrations. tl»s Federal Works MiVi* hi* ti fionp throuiMi >»« id i i h i * iu v m non Niiu*" hr* *1 n n
^ W - Thatr Soota taembtaA under
Agency's epd Uta Budget Bureau', ut toil
i • o n ' p a r t n f n u t d p i . n n .| ‘ I m *
newest scham* to start tempo
r urmoii
n 't ill
fi'tr II|
m " fvi
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of
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building again Ip VfIrglnla, neqrtiy lluu.
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li.
flu
i‘AiniM i/u
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m i l - w ith i l c - ..if f ,.i hf.
1. N t r i - j s by the Ih-pai iiu cn l
now In WajJUMton Itself. Tlu can. a t A g ricu ltu re show that iii U .lil
fh e M'coiiu iv«P 'lib t*e .ilu crilIU)1# (J rtc B ^ M in actoagU
t grtant •<! tl.o
people
in
ib is
l’ lli- lull In 't.........I.
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marly d»vqto£ (4 Umpca, la aji oc country do nut receive an sdc- xili-l
' j t r d n l e *p *i
l.i m l pi-iA
One herbal lalative has been cupied by paeipanenrlea at peel- u u a lc ilirt to m ain tain in.rm al ju fund*. U-cm iinii m l- .1 u ill h- :i
It's nscsssary to expand Into
T lasted n use by (our general Inns enl;
th* outskirts. It's reckoned thgl lu a lth . Much t j th is can to at- Uiuly diet r lia it n u lls i I - tinIr i t u l n l In p u v eity.
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much
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today
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r
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aleq can tw blamed uu IgnuiSlice. u gm vrlng
child
ui
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. 'P R A U a i l T , Chief of lie all- alerters The three hureaua ,
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god physically
physical
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"3 Oric serving n* lomn tin's.
and punctual, gentle In »c- of UJUona. Nsveriheleaa, three bill
tlw. it used an directed. Next Ilona will build a wtiiato M ,s
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iSt./Louis Cardinals: Ready This Year
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Royal Man Is First
In F e a t u r e M ile
At ’ Tropical Park
f c e Betz
ka Baseball School
Inilnnr
t Upcaqos
«UJe aA j
A rso trfu e d t
of
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SOFT* WMiCd uiC U JO C t A
dO U M R o f Pttoausi n f r
KOOOBS '
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Illock
nany
rout*
rrguidded
i the
! the
ment In her supposedly weak
overhand game, the 1am Angela*
girl « * • In complete command in
*11 her match**, being prraaed
allghlly only In the m ldit of her
*lnale duel end In the mixed
double* filial, where the begen to
"how the effret* of her alrenuoua
day.
M in lleti opened her onslaught
•I on the triple title by outlasting
elart her fellow Californian and atuuntil dent a t Holline College, Dorothy
May Bundy, 8-1, 10-12, 0-2. In a
gruelling two and one-half hour
match.
She romped through the flrat,
>ct
with caae but Mia* Bundy'
Ik a today wcrei Eugene Marlym c k , Jam es Booth, Curt la (M u ttf latlled In the aecond 22-game
.William*. Kayioond Wollen, Cler- affair, moving in lo the net more
toe* Well. Charlie Glrk. W alter often end breaking through the
Duilawa. Alva IHgamkl. Frank Beta service "even Ume*.
The new lltIUl, who succeed*
Itndeon. Kalld Ilintly. Earnest l o
Van*y, H arberl Bloom, Mort Mr*. Sarah Palfry Cooke, Port■ w
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land,
tend. Or*., was her old eelf In
tT ^ la o , Robcn Ramlt, Curll* lh*
lb* Ihlnt
ihln t eel
sol and took
look an caay
I tan ten, Clsrrnce Calhoun. Henry j 4-3 decision a* Ml** ft nnd y tired
Ifniund, and wa<
wa* una'dn to cop* with the
U y g u r , Peter Fitter, Zlgmund,
BUnchak. Pel* Mcrancy. Norman* f |ttT, backhand.
T ru lL p te k Volmer and Manager
A ftrr , ih o r,
, h t p, )r
Joe Whitlock.
ramMned and met the veteran
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Gator Florida
Relay Entrants
Announced Today
ColUff (fim m itra did tiic ax*
pc-'cd. 4-4, 0-3.
, Ml;* P*1* capped her buay
day by teaming with A1 S titt, of
« •'* ■ In th . ndxod
j ouh| „ flrMl1
M tu W)n.
n ,m p mnj rhauncajr D. 0taala*
ot Hoaton. Tiring, a h ,
pra.
. . ------ ---------------le a
weak game In th* crucial spot*
enabled the B rti-8tltt eomtla* to
eke out a HMt. 7JI victory.
a W on ,d bS MU* WlntKrrrp but slash
Sunflower etol# a fWelead and was never praaaed
hla winning Journey. He
1
W*a (locked In the fast time of 20
’ and two-fifth second*. Just on*
; fifth alowar than the beet lime*
"*Mr*d this season by Cracker Lad
and Grand Son.
♦Til RACB-t-l* alike: t l I
»'»■ Off Mir gin.
Ulnar Malrua
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GAINESVILLE. Mar. 2H —
(Special)—Tentative entrance nf
11 men in 11 event* of th* third
annual Florida Relay* her* S a t
urday w ai announced today by
Percy Ileant, Florida track coach
and director of the relay*.
The event* In which th* Ualnr*
will participate include two relay*,
Jrace, and right Indlvi.
dual event*.
Th* Florida nnlranta:
Q uarter mil* reley (fo u r lo
he entered) t Ed (Hill*, Jackson
ville; Nrlaon Donnell, W est Palm
De*ch| Ralph Browning, Orlando;
Jack Jon el, T am pa; Carl Mitch.
*11, Fundren Mitchell, Tallahassee.
Sprint Medley relay (fo u r U>
C lear the track, folka| hero
bo
en tered )! Glllla, Donnell.
Browning, Jonns;
BUI Thiel, cornea Jo* Littlejohn th* S partan
burg, d. C., epeedatcr
who
craahrd a t Daytona Utach last
month and mlraculoualy escaped
fatal Injury, flow avtr, u n d a u i:.
*d, Littlejohn la coming back for
more and Sunday lie’ll be one
of the favorite* In • field of 3ft
driver* from 10 In state* In tho
ing. George W eniel, O cala; Him Frank Lockhart Memorial Der
by. a ICO.mile n e t for stuca
ry G antnrr, Tampa.
can.
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beginning af March.
HACK—*-t« Mil* ■■»»_
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Malty Oaa# - - I • I— t* j —
Am- W illard . . 1 1 1
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of
Rolllne
Col I*to
Th«r*dav pro rnSu with
awnriled flva aweatara and W*ter*
and 13 aervlca at*r« In member*
of hi* IB40 football squad, whkh
won eight out qf nine tam es.
Sanford
a uuIRmu coni petition. Bill
WINTER PARE. M-*. 88 - D ougherty, pitcher, i « N " J “ »(S pecial'—Coach j* -k M"Dow«U ■I n aocond boatm an, Joined IM
HACK—K ulnrllr li* »•»
PH O tt Ulr
Tin
Ac* Ilrlv n r
'WINTh.it PARK. Mar. 7* —
IH lw U l) . The no’llna f c l l r r r
harebell nine np>en* It* collegiate
•eawin lhi« **tcrno"n at IlaraerShepherd Field In ti e flrat of a
two came "-rle«
again*!
the
Unlvcraltv of Alibam*. Today'*
game atnrted at J 115 o'cloek ami
on ftrturday the time will bo
81OO o’cloek.
_
Civile Jour*. Arhevlllr, N. C.
senior and veteran ahortatnp, will
make hla flra t. *t».*t on the hilt
for the Tnra with June L inger,
felt, another veteran, donning
the tool* of torture behind the
plnle.
Going around the Inlleld Karl
Drmnkcrt of OaMamt, mie of the
Tom" tm.d imum 1m i tiitlcr,, will
t o at first tiune. Ira Yopp, la k e .
Itii'1. at acciuid base. Ilarl Tyler,
K rvaer, W. Va , i.t »lmrtjU>p, and
Rollins Football
Squad O f’40Is;
Awarded Letters S■Cv4VU
S S
Ida Ainne a t*
BEACH,
Mar.
denude*innuta of the S tate **n.
C E N T R A L F L A . S C H O O L O F C O M M bK C K
D e L a n d , F lo r id a
MA C o m p le te B u u ln caa S c h o o l"
Accounting, Typewriting, ' short*
hand, S tm utyp)
(the
raachloo
method of ahorlhand), and olhar
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commercial aabjrcta. Hay and
evening ctaaae*.
Third Floor Itreka Bldg Ph. 703
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WARMCU 0OAWZ9,
m i t u vou
ABOUT TUB
them
A c io - R a n r r w c
Som t lf Afcut
7500 Men Prepare
For Florida March
Sunflower Chef
tf”. SytbuSnSISi____
1’Wins Featured aunporril overimnd weaknea* 'o f n'11*
n
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*1** young Rollins
Race
At Track
•ta d « t
*how*d
, UrpH .ing
B e y 1*
^
ilren g th th rrr and th* Rolllne
a
! (unflow er Chef, the
***> *f T r“ f , *5 ■.“ Vjfj-V’i,.nn, t
W«M*U from H. Rleliarda k»n”»‘*
* printed to an easy V ? 7 J " ( i l n
f u t u r e fu tu rity evenl at the San|M -O rlai> do Kennel Club \*m\
tilth ! fo r hU *«venth Uiumph of
MIAMI, Mar. 18 —l/P>_Uaek
rr« of H erm ar had a hH«f mo
ment of Jojr Thuraihiy when the
23 In I "hot fln lib ri on top In
the fourth fr o n t a t Tropical
Park, hut the a toward* stepped
In uuicklr lo dlMiiu-lify Hermar
-and aw ard flrat money lo U r r
Mint.
Official* *■Id Herm ar, which
flnlahed a length and half ahead
of Largo Mint, had cauied a Jain
a t lh* head of the ttretch by
coming over from the outekle nnd
rilling up Frontier Jane, Largo
Mint and Milk and Honey. The
i toward*
exonerated
Hermar'*
rider. Apprentice Iro n Hiakell,
of blame.
Irr»t> Mint, which ran the *1*
furlong* In 1:11 4 5 with the
veteran Eddie A rcaro in lh* *nddie, returned 813.20, 16.40 end
>1.31) aero** Inn hoard.
Milk and Honey, moved up taecond bv H erman'* dlaquillfira.
tlen. paid 16.20 and 13.10 and
(he ahow h o n e. Meritorinu*. 17.
The Tower ttable'e lloyal Man.
ridden cgnaH r hy Paul Ryan,
captured the featured mile and a
alxtccnth Southland puree by half
a length over. Mr*. Marl* E ven.’
crack dUlance runner, Shot l*ut.
Shot P u t took tlie place by a
head over Mr*. Payne Whitney**
Corydon, with W. C. Btroubc’a
Slratla flnlahing barely out ol
the money.
Koval Man, which covered the j
distance In 1:43 I d , paid 14.60,
13.00 and 12.00. Shot Put re
turned 16.70 and 13 anJ Corydon
12.00.
WOULD CUT COSTS
WKST -PALM
upon
Tonight's Entries
Those earning 1 are*ter* and
letters for I S flrat time Were
Grady Ray, Haines City. wln*>
hack! Bill Justice. A*W ille. N.
C., "ulnoar-back, Paul MeradHH
and Dick Curry. Parkrraburg, W.
Va_ Hocking back add wtit aback
raapMrttrely. and Curl Sedtmuyr
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cap Courage
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l a c r d Kaehhia
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tractor*—In preparation
untav a nrncllco march 1
nia City, Fla., fob n a
aunninr.
About daybreak Salur
rolling fourth will atari
„ ut 0f F ort Itenulnu al
highway*, on# through
u id the other through ,
A tin v men said it **■
time the divlalon altcm nli
tor march a* a unit,
Each of the column* 1
tend about M mile* ah
highway*. The average 1
the column* will he al
mllea an hour, with a I
of about 40.
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S a n fo r d I* T h r O n ly C e n t r a l
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MARCH
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2'X
N C M I 1E R
M em lier A s x ir in lr d I’r r s s
British And
Italians Have
Naval Battle
Scenes At Methodist Children’s Home
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TSE*
Demands Of Nazis
Country's Future Is
Said To Hinge On
Whether £crbs And
W Croats Will Unite
jHitler C o n f l i c t Is
! Fought In Eastern
Mediterranean Sea;
Greeks Aid English
Sales People Are
Urged To Sign Up
For Retail Course
4
Belgrade Handed
• New German Note Series Of (lasses Is
British Near Fierhting Contact With
• Italians In Africa
fir A»w***l*trwi l*re*«
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Slated To fiet Co
der Way April 10
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jTorpedoes And
Bombs Employed
Six Ships Reported
Damaged In Fight;
Cruiser Said Sunk
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Tw o uieiuVi s n( tli,- it m rhuut *
1*0111hiiitiH1' of 1in- t hu mb* i of ,
toiumeiTt! iinil n wHioul prirunpnl 1
>du v indorsed Mir ■frit'*
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i ’ MsFt'ji in relitilmg whirli
will]
, hen n Apr. 10, nml urged Sanford ,
-suits pouplr mid «itlit *■> to mpih t»*i for tlii* t urn *i
Y u i m s l n v i a 's
r o v e r n n ift it
k e p t G e r m a n y w a it in * I m ln v
f n r nn annw or
to
d c m n m l.“ h a t it c ln r if v
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For**
(in li iii I, t hrill iniin of
w i t h t h e A x i s txn verH .
Iho tiro elm nt** i-omimtleo. noil \\
G e r m a n y a m i o b s e r v e r s in M
IL iu u .-, eofim iltee ntfin i t ,
t h e U n lk n n s e x p r e s s e d
Hit- vi ori' u n i i tniM m I mi M CU'iint
b e l i e f t h a t Y u g o s l a v i a 's f u - the rlnssos* which mo g iirti fioi*
in g e d
p r in c ip a lly
»>n 1 of 1 1in i g >3 m iller the »pi»mtir>*hip
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w h e t h e r t h e c o u n t r y 's m a j o r '.'f ‘ *T
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Mar :>i ( t l ' l -T h re e A lia
nirrrhanim rti h u e left Brasil
ian purl, in appsrcntly a tomrfinalrd rffu ri tn
pene
trate lire Itritlsh tdnekade.
the
Kerman
frvlgliaer
lire,lien „f r,*,fij ,„n< ^ed
n»l I'Vm
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It
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from
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er l ra n ,,. Mar trill nf 10.11Vi
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Irails >■ f reighlrr friacn of
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Some observer,
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suggested that
tho J}arb-('r«at diH crvm or nniih.
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Second Group Of
Troops To Camp
Here Friday
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nturM* in
'bcllici^ i-s #» fino ih ijic , in»t only
fo ' the riidlviiliinl loti for the i lly
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take yt’iir* of
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satni* folk* ih ink tlm l urivlMxJy
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Th*1 11 OOpa thill w ill
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Ilia d iv n v rr" Slid ■ dded tl.nl (lit
i r.-*** I'pp'iituni*v to ’ « itrr i pnu th r iitglif I i • I h v , rind h • f*.
^ n e r u m would bo t n n l l« uppre
*Hl*«ff*'i* - Jut duily rtinlart witj Ih iylo in i ini!_\ y n lu riln y i> 1 i
In iicviiifhiiii*■ with tli* w ti
lie,liter the ]>aprn (nutol in n»"t4’ 5 ci 4 v n c h nft**^ ull mak- k
I ho o H I i-i t * of I hr l(J 7 lh 1111 . .1. .
the grand jurv rrsiru n duller fur U H r ln».Niiti*Ni,’*
l.o ipI'Mrii will In* hi ikdo to Mi'bill wax found m x r the nafi
fain thi n u n It wam umiMiOHi b
where tba rr/jt r r had dropped
It whlla leaving Ilia of/lre. The
(I k* given in the l-moMo-ll «.n i»
0 *»fo h id been clujed and thr
lakefrunt MimHimc Frtdnv
dial bark In unlrr to nnsn it.
for ihe «nhliere hi m ih !
Only the one drawer In the safe
wrrt* urrnnjurt-tl T hun o lm
« lint
containing th r money, seemed
M«J ll. | l>upiev nml < mpr \V
■ to hnva been disturbed.
I l-d’fti'h vm ted Hftnfurtl t•» ion
Tba papers lost by M n. GIHmtI
fer wltli the trade Uwly at’Cii iHiy
g a i n in a xrey innnlla envelo|ie
llonir owners wrrv rvmindnl They will t« triit on the xhimiiI
^ a a d war* of no valuo to anyone lo<l«> ly Sanford Iloudney, Cuun.
f roperly near the Hotel Ma>fMtr
.but her, aho said. Among tba pa
t tun ssscsscir, and II. N. Hayrr,
CoL KumI M Ha fay, tom mu ml
per* w tro several insurance pol- Iilly clerk, that Tuesday is the
ina
officer of thr lllai lhYi«*..ti
ctes and receipts, She Is anxious ’ast day u| h>ii which appliratiun,
to get them ta c k and believes -an to1 made for homestead ex will brinic 2,073 uoldiem and *.f
ficera, men tier* of the 124th In.
the thief will throw them away emption
fantry and tne 117th Field Ar
J a n d itk a anyone who finds then
At the City Hall, Mr. Sayer tillery. for an ovemfichl
*t*iy
re tu rn -th ere to her.
aid ( ily lasos on homes will tie Monday, Officers of the |U7th
The am ount of money Inst has 10 n III* if homestead exemption
Infantry will arrive at th*' Nil me
.
not been determined afnee M r
not slloncd. but only IS mills time to complete airanyrm etits
. , Lawton Is out of the elty and rK if it is secured
lor (belr encampment Friday
one else knows Just how m nrl
Mr lluudney, glancing over the
wss In the safe.
Mrs •rrui.h fur ths previous yrar, es
Gilbert salt* she believes the timated that th n e are still 200
amount to b . between *J0 and 'ipplh ollun* to be filed a l like
Court Rouse, lie announced that
-----------------------------he will keep his office open dur.
Donald U m w n , son of Mr and
ng the lunch hour Monday and
Tuesday in order to accomodate Mrs. F. K Lamsoa o f Sanford,
was
voted a m eatier of the
•bo— who rahnot rome a t other
Buard of Student puldlraliuna In
•ime*
Both ihe Court House and the tba annual Spring elections at
tba University of Florida T h u rs,
IIW Woodman City Hall will rrm ain open until •lav.
•T the World will be ho’ t T u "■.Id o clock Monday and T uttYoung U m a .ii was a candhl.te
“ t n tah t a t BOO o'clock l i t / 1* lav afternoons.
' no P ark Avenue tn retire
Mr. Iloudney said blanks have on the O ator P arty ticket Tabufrom
Orlando end ’•wen nailed to all those who sp latiun of Ibe voting was an .
i cam ps. C . C . C «1 oiled for homestead exemptions nounced yesterday.
today,
,
— ------- 7—--- •ast yrar, and who had not alcandidates o f th - *endy applied before Mar. lb.
1 be fadact-d tnU til these who expect to receive
d riven tk» pro the exemption must fllo blanks
a t Rte Joint m eet. aenla this year, It wa* pointed
I
A t K '. iin
i l i r It n liiit ia rt*11u111• <I tin |,n . n l . l i ' a i n k i n c n f
' i | I i i ‘ l‘ I i i m iim i , tin dam aging
i n 111 i -ift i ai r ir r nhil i»n.
Itt lit*
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•m* t*’ii ''ti I*v th** l lomhi Stnf
t-ni f ”f \d nilotml Fdurntit'll
nilC,id ni April Ktirclv **vr*i
n*tt i rt will inridl m Ih i*Ins
M , vvill roin-1't tif I.1 i i .
mid will ilid,**vnr t" i1nroll hr nIV
ml IOil liffiri’ls Thry %*lll -p Ml
Blanks Fur Tax | 1*iwo%cr, |h:it it hnnd roti11ft , i!)
l&emption Will
Be Due Tuesday
Wtl ‘
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La muon Is Elected In
University Balloting
^Woodmen Plan Joint
Meeting On Tuesday
Membership Drive Is
Planned By Chamber
FC3IOOL MHAD EHIUNI
.
m
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oj
Ure B«n In I.
C ounty Chamber p f Comraitvo
will m eet a t the Chamber of
Commerce office in the City Hail
Toeaday. Apr. I , a l 1:00 o'clock,
to map plana fo r tb a annual m e n .
barahlp B rito.
Edward
liigglaa, ' aecretaiy,
Bfgod kll directors and other i‘U
tl .il
liu
1 lilted
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(Gwendolyn I!;i> is Winner 01 l.e^inn
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milk From w)n-n O ■ i . | h o *
r r "iil ft N |)|ii'iii' t| Mini om
foot *1rrlered i« 11*44) 4 n lh I Nco
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in 1inMoiriep Th*
h u h f '44 t 4**41
si 1In* euuiitri Hu I yti *1 lot •
i«tout m inttiel allow
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hour a from :t (DO li t fta k uni d
pub I 1 1 :0 0 a l
vour
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merit
vou r Iiiiyijut I* HI nil
over tht* ■ (■ tiof
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and the fact lic it vou iirtd*ubl v
would n't I h* here
when
the
Kiwanitf C lu b ct* gr*i i u nun.
*trvl ah*>w on A pr 1*1
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10 the national un i t 'u I
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ill
City Ncwb Ihicfu
i William (' Alml and MI»* M.iry
1\ Iiginla Utrawin, both of Mrtarid-l,
|w 4-re la.uril a m arriagr Ih'vnsu
T A L L A IIA S 8 K E .
M us k-J — at Ihe Court House yesterday
<>PI—Highway Patrolm an E. U
Jordan fum lrjicd vmsion for the • Twro b u ild in g perm its were is.
sued at the City Hall yesterday
DaFunlak Borings hospital F rl. lu W aiter n . Knuter to repair
day. and business for a gurugr, and re.roof a building a t IClfl
hacauaa bis automoblls and .a West Second Htrect a t a enst bf
daar oollldad near Nlcavllla.
1100, and tha Episcopal Churcn
Ha rwportad tba colllalon to to repair the building on Farh
tba BUto highway patrol and to Avsuaa and Fourth Street a t a
U» Bteta*NOaaM Commission).
-oat of yiOO.
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IIIGUWAV I’ATKOLMAN
I a 11 * - 1*»
l,’iremen Extinguinh
Fire In Negro I I
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I in mi ii h t n r 1*I led tn a negro
........ Jar * | J ft.e«ret N inth M re e t
! | , | , 1, t I i k I b I *• MHTUlUg tO
, v1in 4 Hk Mi a M i-w in the i'losel
..1 i l . iiMUwi mid p i event
any
1 ....... linn uiM , L ire t hief M. N .
t I n i hind *uni 11rtbiy
III.
..HIM *tf the fn*' w*H not
,|i ti t itkirii d hut
It 1** lifllfV rd
I k 11w\ , hi’eii
eaUMi'd hy
rats
a 11 nij/ lunik In a, tFie chiof said.
\ m n n l tiu 111ink •' wa» done hy
the h i' •m * pi tor « few thins*
hi t In 1 til” ! smoked up
IteRciil Of Florida's
Sunrinc Service Is
I'lunnetl For ICaster I)i\ orce Law Ih Seen German* Say They
f A M I'A
.Mar 2 ♦
<S . « I»
Won’t lie Insulted
\ . -ill r 1»< arrvlrr* hal-V ti
It* f I X H i l l
f 111 f * tit
| IH'III*
p
I'I u i iiik I by the Sanlortt M im - I 'i
.at A - - ' h im LI.jji , to be held at thr
haii'lnhell on tlie M un icipal I ’ n ,
at f>;[> I o clock E aster
m orninu
with Ih
llw ig h t B radley
of
New York c it y air th r s|»rakrr.
iirii.rrliiig to an anniiunceuirnt bv
when Frtwila druppetl n little
trra n i bottle
Identify vutiraelf
at
The
Herald o ffice
I h fore
your
name apoenra in t hi a eulumn
Monday and receive two fr**e
tlcketa to »ee “NUt (» iil7 ‘.
Deanna D ty H n 'i I n b il pirture. a t the R lti T heater neat
Wednesday and Tliun*4»v
v
i* M• I
It........
of (lie < tiunly School
Superintendent
behind busts w ill rati (or c h ild
ren who w ish to attend Ihe s e r
vice and are ei|H-rted to call al
tire re g u lar stopping places about
fr Otl n clock that m orning. A fte r
the eervlce tha children w ill be
■ etum ed lo their homes on the
buses.
Florida Klwanla will lead the
fight to outlaw salary buyers in
this slate and Is toonsurlng a bill
to b rin r such operators under
the same regulation aa other
money lenders, which will be |p.
I
troducad early In tba 1V41 if K
■Ion.
ih
l*i-i liil'U - M1Fh i i I hh * I In* J" Inrnlfi
IIF IH .IN ,
M ar
2 U Ad*)— Ger
I •1141 ,kll' <f• \ **IW inl 11*11 4'H(1V«*ltllk4|l
flk-li' lu -f V-I'k tbal Mil Uttt'IHllt many u ill “ n* it lier U 1 pM»vokc-d
hy
jkiinj
Kg*
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t
t
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f
Itrita ln
bl
v*i Hi lif In mail** t*» n p i - a l Fb*rU
rl:i‘» ‘.Ml «lav tl 1\ o n *- luw im pm '.I Yugmditv iu not nI mik I fu r being
111 I'Ll.T Kit 11 MI«*Mf*H Ilf RtUttCtipK thsoltvrl. Hott.orixi-l sourevs as- r ili- d m. Ilit- Naxix waited fo r
**i •-tir 1- 1 4* nf iliiN nI h I *1
lU'iH 1mi p la t iv 1* ehibli
Uurk.pt K mg t’r li'i n g .n c rn m e iil Lo dawlm nit 1*111l*l«*ij to repel*I the law cidv w lirU iiT it Is in o r out o f
in I'LJ 7 rttnled tbnt w ith abort thr A si«
Y ug o slavia, however, itm aln ad
term tlivtin e
tm»e*
mounting
v tiii Iv
F lu i 1'tn in K in g
given rrilrnl on (iiT m a n dem ands f o r
much unfuVMrahle advertinbig t*ml c la rifica tio n of her stand, and lh a
mi 1non it iul* to the taw i« w ulr. governm ent today halted tha n a v
igation u f G erm an barge* an d
ip r iiiii
" I 1u.Nt tlun'l think kta
ih" o ilie r Danube R iv e r c ra ft on U m
n ifh l wav in auvcrtlae Florida,'' Y ugoslav aecliun of tha x lra a ja .
llurks ani»l. ‘‘other atatea might
11*tat UO-iiav tiivorcea, but Florida
with nunu*r*%« other attractlona.
doesn't |i v v to trade In domestic
unhauuiuevt to draw Its visitors.''
LOCAL WEATHER
Paris, Norway, Poland, DenF air and allghtly colder la th a
mark, Calais, Naples, Rome and north and central portlona tor f d n a a r t names of towns In rjg b ti Sunday f a ir w ith aiow^f
Maine.
rising U m p a r a t u r a a . ______ __
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TOT BANFORD
90*Day Divorce
P rospects fo r th e
B^TEJIPAT, MARCH » , HM»
SANFORD FLORIDA
T O R D A T , M ARCH S t, 1M 1
Reservations For Legiofi Auiiliary
Press Convention Offets Prizes In
Begin To Arrive Poster Contest
GARGANTUA
m o d ific a tio n o f F lo r id a 's di*
iod b y t h o d is c lo s u r e t l i n t 81
T U B 9 A N F O R D n B R A L D . B A N F O n n F T O H ID A
iV, MARCH »>. 1*41
AKK OOD WELCOME) Fin-tfw tkren, farewell. Be per
. ha ef good comfort, be of
tqlad, live In peace; and the
of. fay* and peace shall be
Corinthians 13:11.
igadous ,11(11# Island, shined
Watory
like
old
cathedral
« n It. rote and purple p ity .
(• •••» *utb chivalry and
Ufmheod pass.
town* are w ruked, your
Mod-towers fall,
k T r t ” th* anclont body of
^jkord Is th at In you scrvlv.
During the la$t five years, Miami haa become tno di
vorce capital o f the world. A dlatlnctlori, once held by
Reno, Nev., haa been uaurped hook, line, and ainker,
by the Magic City on the lower Eaat Coast. W ith 4,400 di
vorces lost year as compared w ith 2.814 for Reno, and
3,087 the Fear before aa compared with 2,231, Miami I*
grinding out divorces at the rate o f almdat two to one
ahead o f Ha nearest competitor.
'
An a result o f till* application of the Machine A ge to
the n\arita) relationship, certain practices have.grow n up
In tho divorce procedure which have merited the atem re
buke of some o f our 8upreme Court Justices. A resident of
a northern city came to Miami, rented e room, hung up a
few odds and ends o f clothing and then returned to her Job
In the North. A fter three months o f this ahe ^ame into
court and nwore ahe was a resident o f Florida.
In some cases It has even bepn said that divorco par
ties would pay three months rent to a hotel or apartment
House owner who would then come Into court and swear
they were bona fide residents of the state whop they had
never even been hero at all, the whole thing being ar
ranged by their attorneys. Tho Supremo Court has re
cently held that the law was intended to provido divorce
for actual residents, o f Florida and not for temporary fly
by-nights or casual visitors.
We fltink too that tho proxpoct o f thousands o f di
vorces within the lihmedlato neighborhood has an un
wholesome effect upon Florida’s permanent population.
When one gets Into the habit o f aeeing mlsmoted couples
from other states flocking to Florida for divorces on the
ligh test provocation, one tends to take rather lightly the
bond of matrimony. We have a hunch that tho divorce
rate among nativea haa increased drastically since tho OIL
day divorco law waa enacted.
No doubt hotel and apartment owners in somo of
Florida’s resorts will howl to high heaven that the tourist
business will be ruined If tho divorce law Is amended. Hut
tho kind of tourists who are attracted by easy divorco is
not tho kind that Florida needs or wants. The tourists who
have made Florida have come for the sake of a warm cli
mate and wholesome recreation.
Such tourista will welcome any changea in Florida's
laws which tend to Improve the moral atmosphere o f this
state.
_____
Ohsm.nt spirit beats beynnd
4 > oart.
f.ovon as wra w s'ch tho crisis
JUST
SfiR HW up
A LITTLE
I 'l l
6 I T '.
Noah Hurst Named
S t Cloiid’s Mayor
ST. CLOUD, Mar. 29 — (Spe
cial)— Noah H u n t was elected
mayor and E. C. Campbell anJ
J*rry T. M orlarty were sleeted
commlzsloner* for two year* In
the biennial city- election held
here yesterday.
.
H u n t vanquished
Incumbent
Jam es Mosley 707 to 4 IB. Camp
bell polled 842 votes. A. G. Dem.
mon 282 and Frank DomuraJ
238 In their race. M oriartv g a r.
nrred 020 to 828 fer J. H. Mil
ler.
n There wero 1,140 vote* cast.,,...
Prospects Of Invasion
“Millions o f Britons may be killed In Hitler’* coming
* • ' weight no lesser A'.h*
invasion attempt, particularly if the Germans use a new
teld endure; •
Oil together, holding up their deadly gas they arc rumored to poasess,” John Cowles says
Ir^hacY against their God,
0«|1 ric h ,a n d noor.
n o a d , groat England; look
m
your nwn:
w ra la th a t In you nutlasling
r » ‘~ M ,ir.A n K T II ROHM
th a
Franeh
ara
elated
4 h a“ T
“ u g o sia'IV retreat.
of ‘Th* Yearling"
i begin Saturday
p rills haa a trailer park
>103 trailers occupied by
l th a laat- taunt.
CTMJ..1U 1 • ,
■“
, go y aa rt now H itler lias
M tla u ln g tb* Kalasr for
* alwaya toasted It would
' Wlifsssarr to sttsek the
'.Sanaa aamoa tha Atlantis.
11 taka It from within.
Mon la mors Im portant t i
I defense than a two-ocean
w* ara tnld. Especially H
i d llttla af It In Osrmany.
bbfth waa anr* th a t Groat
and tho United m ates
t lick Germany, hut hr
Coonted a d th* Yugoslavs.
Falm Death Post Inalste
•pit* of all argument*
in trary th* eoat o f living
Dm same— *11 yau mAh*
n Look magazine. “But most Englishmen and women soy
they will die before surrendering,” he added. Cowles, vIco
president o f I-ook, who accompanied Wendell Willkie on his
recent trip to Great Britain, makes this statem ent in an
nrtlclo entitled, “The British People Under Fire.”
Summing up his personal first-hand Impressions,
Cowles said, "After seeing the extraordinary determination
of the British people nnd tho way they have prepared for
tho Nasi thrust, I bellevo the chances are that Englund
will survive invasion— If tho life line from .Am erica Is kept
open nnd tho flow of American supplies Is maintained.”
Tito publisher adds that tho English concede the prig*
siblllty of Hitler gaining control o f the northeastern and
western ends of tho Mediterranean. “But neither of these
possible German victories, tho British contend, would Ins
decisive,*’ ho Hdded. “The otto vital thing Is tho United
Kingdom Itself."
Describlitif moralo and other elements of the present
condition or Great Britain and Its people, Mr. Cowles con
tinues: "Today the United Kingdom Is an armed camp
with 3,000,00() trained soldiers. The entire English coast
is ringed with barbed-wiro entanglements. Mschlmvgun
nests and artillery are located where they can siveep th»'
beaches. Everywhere concrete jilllboxca liavo been built to
resist Germnn parachute troops who may drop ftotn tho
tkies by the thousands,
"Even the civilians are ready with their xhotguna for
tho time when the church bells— silent since France fell will r in g 'to warn the country that Hitler’s Invasion at.empt has commenced#’
Yugoslavia Delays
Answering Urgent
Demands Of Nazis
vakia.
*— *
When tb* Nasia tailed
'•ho Oaochcalovak capital
mv couo was purely an lntornal
matter.
"T ha nntl.Germ an outrages do
not n articu larir stren g th sn tho
Im urtulon th s t It fundamenUlly
was Inner pidltlcal motlvr* which
led to the elimination of thn for
mar cenatltutlonal government.”
I t s a l •■LI
vprtad tending an addition)
100 traopa into Bulgarli
menllng a force o f about .7
In Africa, British macl
*y«opa war* rtnortad In i
santoct with ItalMa fan
teaattng nail-mail from Ch
Asmara, Kritraau fapltal, .
London axporiancsd Its
*1 Kurland a •Id*.’’ .
'
PinlomatUchs. FoUtUabo
reabauiaaa lhao MtUanbd:
iM lu re g l ral
Orlando Is Given
Loan For Housing
E e n t r s l Pre ss R a d Je p h b r s
Air raid wardens and reacue workers nrobt through ruins nf a budding In Glasgow, Scotland, after an
tntenslva a ir raid an th* etty. The raid on Glasgow was one of a s e r in of raids on B ritain's imports:
Shipping renter# which tho Nazis seek to erlpp!*.' About I.CXX) were killed in the Liverpool and Glasgow a*
ORLANDO,
................
Mar. 29 —<AVThe Orlando Housing Authority
y e st’rday morning received a loan
contract of $180,000 from ‘.ho
United Rtstes Housing A uthority
for erection of a low re n t w hi's
housing p rsje c t for Orlando.
Tha loan contract of 1380,000
waa mad* by th* federal author
Ity en the basis of a comprshensive survey uniirrtakan rscen*.
Iv by Orlando Housing A uthority
showing th* nssd fo r such a typo
project for Orlando.
KXFMPT FROM CALL
’ ATLANTA. M ar. *9 —Uft—
Florida will not -h* called on la
furnish any tratnasa during the
oeriod of Apr. 11-30, fourth
corns araa
bsadouartara
said
Frldav, In announdhg th a t aavtn
other state* In the south** s t will
WASIIINOTON. Mar. 29 —OP)
ho railed on to supply a total of
—With a radio speerh by I’rwtt- . LAKE BUTLER. Mar. 29 — acres at in b o rn , and devoting tho 8M 8 men during th a t tithe.
dent Roosevelt the principal Item (Speeial)— Whan ft Iks In this rest of h it cultivated acreage to
af th* program . Democrat* In section speak of "Don” Sindh, « big year-round parden, several
dozens of eitlra will e o lh rr to on* nf U nion county's moat sue-, different • vegstsblsn, ran* a n !
ressful farmer*, they really mean sw eet potato patebes. and fruit
night fo r their annua) Jarluon OArl Smith of tho Providence Hues. Ho has 30 nrrea or g»«d
Dav dinner and party Jubilation, community.
paature.
.'
.
B ut thla time the obsrrvnnni
* I
*
-R M M g jg H M M On* hundred and fifty chlekeoa
provide plenty n : rggs nnd ponL
will ho union* In th a t herr in
try meat. Tbs tlmlths enjoy all
W ashington, there will he no
tho milk, and b u tter they want,
3100-p er. plate dinner
attended
tpX they hsvs swverat good grade
bv ih* President and Mr*. Rooea.
Jersey » w » . Pram the garden
volt. Tho President, vacationing
m
d orclisrd Mr*. Smith gu*
a t Mai grill apeak to diners <J«e.
nhundsnt aunnllra of vegglgFos
who** from tha wardroom of the
itntl. frn llx She eons about 309
(m arts of vegetnbls*. fruits sa d
h rn U every year.
.
'.
Mr. Sm ith nnd his s-na ars
talra a . goo*' living from It lev aim raising bbw* (Poland-Chln*)
careful planning. efficWnt math- and a*ma rwltie, reading them
from thn field* nf corn, pea apt*,
eda. nnd divaralfkwtlnn. :
M r. Rinith, a World W ar vet- and velvet beans. Bo, there'*
ersn, was barn and raised n t |» m eat In ptenty re tho .Sm ith
- 140-arr* farm ho now swn*. H* farm , ala*.
►nil Mv*. Rmith and fane „ f
About 19 yvam #g». Mr. SmiOi
srroorO. I A*tend »'v* thair ftvw ehlldeao (the* rides*. nnwOn idantlag rrotaU rt* on hi*
W
ilbur
CaH,
39.
m
arried
re**«*tfarm
to m aintain and Ifvgrevs
it th* ralatloaa between
; )y aod b. farm ing a pUe» n d !a. • he rellisg . randy,N gga-aM l, m 4,
re n t to h|s fath e r *) flvo In a h# has obtained **l*h ggsd rosalta
i(Comfortable, ottraethre homo, an I
.h u r il plenty y n f g«7d food aud
. O th er thlnga Ih o t *p*ke - ip good
and A w ar. ra m i living. T hree a f Urn eh'M .
j r r a have been netlr* III 4 .R rlub
Roosevelt To Speak
Over Radio Tonight
Union County Farmer’s Good Living
Called Result Of Proper Soil Use
A poppy poster cootost, spoe.
sored by th« American U ( tM
A uxiliary, U to be held a t the
three Sanford echooli Apr. SO
with H n . fl. F. Long, poppy
chairman of the local post, di
recting the contact Caen priie*
a te offered to winner* in each
school, he cord lay to an announce
ment by the American Legion
Auxiliary Departm ent of Florida.
Poitera mint use the word*
“American Legion" or "Amerltan
Legion Auxiliary" and win be
judged for appeal, artistic ability, O
originality and neatness. Each
nosier may have • fittin g slogan,
not txceedlngc 10 words, an.l
should have colors In keeping
with the subject, with the red
Flanders popples, the rules of A
th* contest state.
Dimensions of th* poster are
set a t 14 Inches wide and 20 in.
ebet high and the United Slates
flag m ust not be used on the de
sign.
'
—
Three winner* will be selected •
from each of tho schools, Semi
nole High School, Sanford JunlUr
High School, and the (D am m ar
School, and fhe designer of the
best poster In each school will _
ha given a cash prlza and ha vs 0
their posters entered In the state
contest in Kev West Apr. 33,
Two poatorm .will he selected from
each of the school* to be awarded
*.he title of honorable mention.
J u d rrs of the contest have not m
be-n selected yet t u t will pro- w
bablv bo chosen from person*
rutslde thn auxiliary, H"». C. P.
rroetor. directing tha
coate, t
*
while Mr*. I^ing I* ill. said thl*
afternoon.
.
5% Of Prison era To
Be Given PardonH
TALLAHASSEE. Mar. 20 —
OP)— Flvo porregt of the prison,
or* who applied fo r clemency r
a recent board m eeting of lh.8 tato Panic n noaril will he re.
leased on paroles on ronditlonnl
pardons Sunday.
Tho board announced yesterdiv
it had gtanted release* to BP nut
of about 1,000 who anrdied. C m .
em o r'H o llan d *aid there may b«
a few o th e n later, because h«
hxnrd ha* n rt completed the full
ratendar of rases.
>T. ft. ,-lne-les u*ed 1500.888
774 noii-d* r* rm pe* to nrnducifin 308.721 gallon* of w 'ne
in
tfl-p. pfn.i1, recocit* reveal. Tb"v
paid 19.212 211 for these grape*,
nr s " average of reven cent* a
BAGGETT'S
Liquor Store
t’HE VERY BEST
Tn Liquors, Wines,
Gins
FR EE DELIVERY
P h o n a 7 8 8 -J— A rc a d a B ld g
B IL L ’S
PA CK A G E
8TORE
1M W. F irs t 8 L
Talk Is Heard On
Reconstruction Days
A n d Personal Activities
ity E d ito r_______________________
CHICAGO, n u
Mar. SO —
(Special)— D<m Eek, secretary of
the N ational E ditorial Aaaoelatlon, reports th a t reservation*
aro belne received from editors
aod p u h llsh cn In every state
In the Union whp plan to a t.
tend th - national convention In
Jack Seville n ext month and **ke
a *eren-«**v ton* of th» state an
guests e f the Florida Press As
sociation.
Cities along tho to ur route are
preparing a royal welcome a n t
exceptional entertainm ent, and all
indication* point to the Florida
visit being a g reat auc^cea.
A check o f advance publicity
show* th a t Florida already has
received a conilderable amount.
Feature storlea have been ap
pearing In the N atlrnal Publish,
er. E ditor and Publisher, the
American Proas and the Publish,
crx* A uxiliary regularly, while
many publishers have been ru n .
nlng m ats and stories deacrlptivo
of convention plana.
Following the visit of tho N.
E. A. SO years ago, Florida re
ceived countless favorable editor,
iala, featu re articles and m en.
lions In newspaper* from coast
Is coast, and1 the coming visit la
expected to develop even greatef
end more beneficial national cov
erage.
Russell Kay, president of the
Florida Preea Association, nnd
George Ilosm er, chairman of the
convention committee, report that
hlana fee the reception and *n.
tertalnm ent o f, th - dlatlnrulshcd
group are practically comnlete.
Th« group will arrive a t Jack•nnvllla for a three-dsy convcn.
Hop A—, t l . and following thv
convention krill he taken on a
• even-day tone over the elate. A”
advance gu*cd fr t" t the w -st will
arrive In Pensacola on Sundav
Sac. »f), a»d w*U ha entertained
hv the cite r* P e-ea'o la be
fore Journeying on to Jacksonville.
Calendai
MONDAY
W Tbs executive committee of
tha ITesrtytcrlxn Auxiliary will
. meet In the church a t 3:00 P. M.
followed by a business meeting
a t 3:30 o’clock. The meeting is
being held one week early beiuse of the m eeting of
the
reabyterlal In Palm Beach which
th a officers of the auxiliary arc
planning to attend.
Sewing sessions for the Unit
Croat will continue In the W o.
sp a n 's Club from 0:30 A. M. un
i t 11:30 A. M.
e T ruth beekviX Class of the
Methodist Church will meet with
Mrs. A. D. Shoemaker, 1T0S Park
Avenue. a t 3:00 P. M.
Sewing session* will continue
R n the Woman's O u t for the Ite.l
Cross from 0:30 A. M. until 11:30
o'clock.
TUESDAY
f
•
Telephone 14K
DeMolay Dance Is
------- ------------------ —
Event Last Night
p „ rc„
.
Th* Woman's Club on Oak
Avenue was tho srrn'e last even
ing of the DeMolay dance for
members arid their guest*. The
club house was decorated for th.'
oeca*lon with colored
balloon*,
emphasizing the DeMolay color
theme. Music for the dance was
furnished by u nickelodeon.
Those seen dancing were: Miss
licit nc Tamm, Miss llclm Hutch
ison, Miss Mnrtha Wight, Miss
Jesse Durden. Miss |-oi« Cald
well, Mlrs Mary l-oclge,
Ml**
Jane Thigpen.
Ml**
Dorothy
Kader, Miss ftusan Kirtlcy, Miss
tletto W athrn, and Miss Helen
Hickson.
Also, Tony lludillrston. Ear!
Jeter, John Adams, John Dunn.
Ilill White, Dnl> Kpps, McKay
Tiuluck, Kitov Cite, Donald Jones,
Itnice Unit, Boh Hickson. Charles
Park, Kil Daniels, Jack Morrison
uml Paul Hickson.
Mr. and Mi
have r--turn.-.l
liluefirM. \\ '
with Mr. nml
maker.
Ml** Ji»**|.
turnml tn tie
u ftrr spcmlii
Sanford nnd
oral of M
Tha Frlendshln League of the
Min* M.
C o n g re g a tio n a l Church will meet]
Stnto (\u \i
• r l t h Mrs. J. II. Root, hi l p » |.
Inha^M'i* it
metto Avenue a t 3:00 P. M. with
|*hn Ktmili*
Mrs. S. Jew ett n* eo hostess.
I
tnrv Hill
Sir. nnd Mrs. W K. McTeer, WfrKrnd.
D aughters c f W rsley Class nf
tha M ethodist Church will meet Jr., m e nnnounring the engugi-a t tha Parsonage on AIR Mug. m rnt nml nppm m liing tnnrriagv
• noli* Avenue at 8:00 p. M. with <*f th rir <latight« r. Mnrinn .\rlln
alt*. If. A. Swanson's group x* ( IVgirlr) to Rev. C V. Mruri hurk.
-Ir., Non of Mr nn*l Mm . I*. V.
R m m tark, Sr., «*f Wnnhinifton. |)
fho Wamon'a Club from !*:30 1*.
U . bntfl 8:30 P. M. for the Rod
.'li»s McTeer was rcim-il
in
-Croaa.
Sanfmd and nllnidcd the local
* Thera will he a t>oard meeting school*, graduating fmrn Semi
o f tKi Woman i CltA in the rluli nole High t'rhixd in lie- elnrs nf
Of) Oflk Avenue at 10:00 H’40. She I* employed *t present
nt the Wagoner l-innituie Com
pany n* bookkeeper
WBItNESDA V
Itev. Ilriimhnck received his
Sewing ae-tlnns will rnnlinue
K^d CroM in the Woman * eduenlion in the ,et mils ol Wushirgton,
nml Inter liltrnded the
H u h from 9:30 A. M. until 11:30
A* af.
< etitrsl Institute II. de Srhool in
Tb# Junior Auxiliary of *hr Springfield, Mo. lie is n traveling
American Legion will meet r.t evangelist,
th* homo of Miss Valerie We I
The wedding wilt te an event
gJSO l W est First S treet, nt 3-.10 of Apr. It in the A«>cn.ldy of
find Church nt H:C0 u clock In the
Tire general business meeting evening.
and luncheon of the W om m ’s
Club will he held In ‘ he etui)
house a t 12:30 P. M. Ilo s te .-ri
.w ill be Mrs. E. C om pt'n. 3tr*
• f . O. Michael. Mrs K K T '*•
Mrs. J . II. Redpath, and Mr*.
TALLAHASSEE, Mar 2 9 - |4Pt
Claud* Herndon.
—Still fri*ky uml frirndly after
n itllU ID A T
an airplane ride
from
I.iltlc
There will be a recital on *he Itiu-k, Ark . n tiny fox te rrie r'
“ Ltvaa aud style nf conipotlli m pup nn* tulen Kuday to lu»
R t f various rom posers" at the ('■•• seven-year-old new it aster near
rellan Music Club on 003 Myr- (^airo, Ga.
tla^ Avenue a t B:Q0 P. if. A so.
Thu pup, in a crate fearing the
.words t n y namv is ArWir." »■<
b«rp a n d . thair friends a re In sent by Governor Adkins o f.
vited to attgnd.
1
A rkansas to Bov Robertson who I
had asked for the pel dog a* „ '
means of proving to his rcluxilmalcs that A rkansas has "plenty
of ntonev.'
The stru a rd of an Eastern Air *
Lines plane Ihnt brought the pup
here said A-kle wasn't the lon-t
bit sick or frightened during ln» I
flikht, und n tr n hcnlthy meal id 1
H A PPY n iim iD A Y
r""k during a stopover at llir. 1
SATURDAY
Mr*. L. H Eehula S
Glenn Govncek *^
*
W altO II. ltacli if
O. C. McBride ✓
Wayde Rucker, Jr.
SUNDAY
Mlaa M arrla Lyle Proctor
l>t*r» thy
win
Robert Jam es Prcctor
nUrrulinf*
thr
rnlv rn * ity
(i*4»f»*ii in Atl.nrfi, ntitl
'
Muiv Wlpfind, -l ii lrn t nt Kl*«
Stnlr (*i»llrr«* for Womrti hi
lnhin»rr nrr
th r \%
i»n*l In CnliH^vIfh* nn pui**t*
tho Alpha Tan O m rfu h"in»r
Mttrml thr Military Hull
A T 'I T - I t C H U R C H E S
J. f». Sharon ninth- an intrr••Atinv talk on **•(« coimtrui tlon
Djivs" nt the meeting of the N.
d«* V. Howard Chapter of the
United Daughters of the Con fed
«raev nt the home of Mrs. It L.
firk in s on
Mnjrnolin
A vtnur
M-strnlav nftrrnoon.
Mr* M J. Dram nre«iiliil over
Ihu hu«ltirnt meeting nt w lirh
time itlitni were made for Me
niorial Dov which i* Anr. *J»t. R».
onrtA were heard from the v ar
ious officers a fter which n salad
cour«c un* served bv the h »*•cm . assisted hv Mrs M S \Yi*^
rins.
Those iiiesent were Mr**, k.
A. Hr utility. Mrs. K. A. Douglas*.
Mr* CInuile Herndon. Mrs. A K
Rosmtter. Mrs t»t. Clair White,
Mrs M J Ilium. Mr*. J
M.
McCaskill. and sister. Mi«a lia r
i is on. Mr*. .1. II. Tru'.ticlc, Mis*
Marui ret R oturts Mis. \V. C.
Hill. Mis M. S Wiggins. Mrs.
M II Stri.kland. Mrs. F
K
Kouniillut. Mrs. Perkins nnd J
(i. Sharon
'''t<
»n.l r e v iv a l
k , • « rnu-n by
> |ii:i„n-«t In wor*
- »• 111, 11.- >ou to
Miss Takaeh To Give
Recital At Rollins
PeRprie McTeer Will
Wed Rev. Hrumhack
• .|* w DO |* M.
t III* *411*1 •▼#!»•
'
m . • •,«til
prrmeU*
lino* fontlnuFS
•l.t
nlKht. T h *
v hit itrd. K*r
i. *i.| a.r Itwarlnff.
Pup Is Taken By
*
Plane To Master
Last Times Today
Double Program
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
{A? \0 bsnmes a CONFEDERATE!
ll'i tho Blue n . tho Grey
rosssslic so-civil war *4
h ss rtil
PirNt Hydroforming
tTnit Is Constructed
NEW YORK, Mnr. 29 (Spe
(isll t omplrtion of the worlds
fii*t rom nirn-isl
hyilrofo-miny
unit, nt Texn. City, Tr*„ has
Jn«t Ix-en announced iy the offl
'•at* of the Pan American Refill
Ing Corporation Capable of "re.
loiniing low anti-knock nuphlhii*
into, lugli anti.kniM-k ^n-olmes.
•bo unit is designed to it ok, all
of tlx l,i,, untl-knork nuplilhas
I nxlin o,l by the two ini ge*i
, rack mg units in the unrlil
1be ptoduet front Hie Tezu• "V I’lnnt will lx- blended ml
tie piineipal grades ol gnsollni
nisi ki ted by the Amerienn till
• «*ui|*aMy
FO R A PERFECT
Hu* hydioforming |irotr*» i- %
iimiiifil
Imcauiv it i» a rMUtyti
|ir»*4TiiR tor th r '*frf«> ring «n
•
ting of Iom ••rtutii hm|*Ii
•hus to high octnnr gn--.im*-. „t
high trm|M’^ t u r m «n,|
CAR W ASH . * .
tn the prrarncr (*f h>tii.»gii*
''lory Of Key Must U
Related In New Boult
|
K i.l WEST, Mu> 29 — Orix.
ci*l>- The fascinating
Key West Is t(dd in u vivid und
Interesting manner m n„.
K*y West Guide," which ninib
Its appearance
on bnukstiii,
shelves nf the naliun this week
Illustrated by natiunnlly kilim,,
CORAL HARLEM. Mar 29
HP) —The Florida Ht«tnricnl So urtlals and rnntalning fine phutn.
ciety was told Friday nf n uni-on1 graphic reproduction*, il is >■ w.nk
rommunilv nt E«ti-ru. in
Err Hint will a|i|H*al to e ,c ry Finnd.i
eountv. w te rr 30 iiersnn* wlie tourist and tn Floridian* a* well
Relieve in leincarnation live «, i Produced bv the Florida W'I’A
; Federal W riters' Project, it re.
on* family.
_ A. II. Andrew*, head nf th? .fleet* great eiedlt on nil who hn I
Korrshan Unilv. related in n pn. | a part in ita making It rontxin*
per read for him bv Mr* Thom i 181 page* and Is Ihc moat rnm .
look
as It. Caldwell th s t the member* plete and comnrehen*lvr
ir e D riving on a basis nf rum . ever issue,| on the suliicct.
The se considering s visit to Kry
J munitv ownership of property.
j T hr people. Andrews said, deal West will gain double enjoy,
inent
through carrying s copy
onlv with the outside world, hut
do no luvinti or selling among of the "Key W est Guide" On
themselves. They operate a !n m l their Journey.
• L»r mill, a n ew ip tp er *ml «th^r!
prolecU. with each p r io r i «V*inf
I run fnr I
♦ill'
• i»• I i • , '
f,H |s{ | |
kvaf*
»
•
( ,« in- * ,
oai liclfmt ii<i? ■»#tin..I. ..fin.- if
(M'l In | Clth • »« | I , | *
♦ |f •i, .
tin »p Iwhh'
t •.i in r
J
• Ik
Ol* Ml. I |« «»| l illl M. I
fw
%\|»a wit fl»ltl» t'l iL mi f I*i*t i i«
dl'IilfR. Kt'dlM'f t i l «ii i •! | t i
riii«ina. m itfi'il
it* u !»#•
*i >«
(MV 4 tail I | I I • •
' | .
■
Ill
I latll 11\ J 1
I, .
of 1472 rHUIrfii f ..r. *1 n,.
WEST PALM BEACH, Msr. 29 POimnfyilte, will* 1111a ♦ , us. ’a
— (Bpeelal)—Florida
rnroanol* of r*TO < hiMr« n lt.fl i I <h i
.ii
u o n th
n il
may help win the war, for the m tifcd during
W ar D epartm ent report* that the wore rundv in In uiMi I in i
list.
Knell cf till* I'm iflllhlM- ».| (It
• Ifttr In now i.-irlln o .itinf. I. i
th«* first tllio Mill * tie 111• f till
was brought to I lurt-bi in No
vember. 1939
i*. II. ENGLISH
(il l.r SERVICE
Florida’H Cocoanuts
Rated Defense Need
STATION
ner l u s t HL A French A TO
Our Work M ust Not B o O bstructed v
T liese sir cviUrst days an y stoppage ol woik now maanf Umg k
ftfid Inn* ib jiibuuui
I)#inoa»qf it on ill mftttlft,
Nazi Aircraft L ush
Set'At 2375 Planes I
STIRLING HAYDEN’
HELEN BRODERICK
MARIE WILSON
CAROLYN LEE
LON.DON.. Msr.
29
'
G rrm anv lust 2373 pin-raft lx,tw een, Auc. 8—Oct. Si. 194C, be.
furw abaod'-nlnr mo,** davlislit
raid* zjn Oritaln in faecr of iifzltt
( Z*Zult*. arcnn'ln? to nyw (i^.
urea publishrd tnr the uir mini*t r y ' today,
Th# fifftircft do not include |
N til oU nia Dhot down a t olght
1"4* DC?iod l\pr , |t:obi i n n
%rs Ihoutnudi itsjrK crinr
bock to th eir French bases, n
tottorpd ■and disordered artsa^U .''
Wu ktftvft tit* cjpiUl. w# I'BVft th* labor, and « • K ir t (tb# M M
V/m muit fjftt our iitouuB t ami out IIMIVM lo WOf)| 4| W#
kvwp our titftdum
N o lu tto n , i*9«rdleta ol its p o l t n b i l l l i f i , c m , b y w o d i a f
m d Uhi. lick iBOtinf lukon which U woxkin 9 otora ia 4 |
JTift think in j Individual likawua is datirmlm*d $9 JWWi
independvnev and provid* for th 0 futuiw a n d —cu rify W
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In .War Discussed
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JCrron In
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I HrmliMl* Count/ School New* I
■ kr th* ■•unlont* Hick School /
Its U lk« faanltr sponsor. .
Balter of Umatilla, past
ar, and Fount J. Bleu of
h Part lieutenant gor.
Dispute With Cupid
"Oh, balls, cuptd, what aay yon?
"Son of Venue, how do you do?"
Thus I greeted tha busy heed,
And then, raising hla robe, ha
•aldi
"I't* coma to aattlo our dltpute,
"So land an ear and don't con.
fut*.
"You're warded off my faiteit
darts,
"You still Ignore some unclaimed
hearts,
"You acere tha wicked, court tho
nun,
"And keep for mo your 111 ebusel
"You resist beyond all raavni, ‘
"Yield, cr coned be you for
treason P’
isrsr jsi.
cRl^ BanerinUndam*'1B*nn-
* conducted tho cert monies
dtieen rMognlUan. portion
pregram. At tkb tlnm, 1 C
person* of Leesburg who
‘"SIS.Oray,
s%Si\
w ^ rjT i
Eire H directly .In tho center
of the DHtieh and the German
hlockadr*. If controlled b r either
Britain' or Germany, thlf strata.
«lr Inland would alre that aide
a decided adrantare, Elf#’* atrlet
neutrality la becoming more and
more.precarious ai the war con. toreet at the ak a tlu rink far
tlnuee.
MARY WILLIAMS. Could tt bo
Great Britain needa Elre*» "JVHlTBY" SUMMERS llltLDT
baaea In order to end the aerloua ■ • •. CATHEBIME h u r t tblnka
toll which Germany'# aubmarinea AUBURN BURRELL a m la cute
are Inflicting upon the Brltiah becauae aha’# been w riting'him
merchant marina. Br using theae notea lately and dEOROE deean’t
baaea, Brltiah ahlpa would be able item to relUh the idea and nei
to trade the German blockade ther doea AUBURN . . . "LEFTY’*
and take needed wer materiel# ALTMAN aura la getting around
on to Great Britain. With theae lately. Thuraday night ha bad a
porta, the Brlllah would be able date with MOT WIGHT and Banto |need up the aid coming from day night he
had • a data
the United States.
with DOT RADER.
Britain would also be benefit,
By the way, DOT’S not doing
lad If Eire Joined her becauae , 0 _.b*d. eUber. Thuraday night
there la constant dancer that and Friday afternoon aha dated
Germany will Inrad# Eire. Gor. KENT ROSSETER and Friday
many then would be at Britain# night JOHN DUNN, then Sunday
backdoor, but with Eire Joining night "LEFTY" ALTMANk Not
before aueh an Inraalon, Britain as bad. eh? . . . FRED DYSON
could strengthen IU defence*.
JONES. BRUCE
Germany needa control of Elra and MARJORIE
and MARY RABURNarent
In winning a final victory over BOLT
boat riding last Frld*E*J
their Brltiah enemy. With aub. FRED'S boat . . . LEO .bpent
marine baaea situated on the
‘weekend at the beech with
Irish eoaet th* ,0 «n»*na could laat
grandmother . . . FRANKIE
further binder Britleh ehlpplng— bia
home laat weJkand and he
whose loss might fore# th* brOvs came
kept WIGGLES pretty buay ,and
Brltiah Into surrendering.
With air base* In Eire, German* he’s coming for her neat tre»k*
could Increase Uielr air activity end for her to attend the Mili
over Industrial England and tary Ball In Galntarflle with him.
MART. GEORGE E IG K .L E could conduct large scale aerial
attacks on shipping. Tha German ROY LAND and BOB HICKSON
controlled Eire would bo **nr a rt also auppeeed to attrnd . , .
beneficial to Germany If ah* LOTTIE MAE ORAHAM leema
planned to carry out her pro. to be (pending moat of hor-tlma
posed Invasion of the Brltiah with DENT PIERCY Vnt It
lilts. It would enable her to at doeen't aeam to bother DENT ; • .
tack the Brltiah from both eld** DUB EPPS apent the weekend In
—using airplane*t-and warship# Tampa with relative!. I bet JACK
MORRISON wlahea that ha eould
t tr-hrwPKork-Uooui.
Eire. Indeed, ie Important to hare gone but JACK waa Ini. . .
b o th
belligerent#.
Preaidant BILLY GEORGE and ANISE
Douglas llyd# and Premier tamon WHITAKER apend their Bfthday
da Valera of Eire claim they In afternoons at the skating. rink
tend to continue the practice of togethar.
atrict neutrality. Manr other ns.
Why la It that DORIS BJO.
tlona thought they could also— BLOM la so smlous to to y a
Sally? Could It be becauae DICK
btWho' will re t Eire for her baeei EY la aelllng them? CECIL MIX
as lumping off place* T Evanta In ON la aorta getting out of hie
th* near future era sure to an bashfulneae now, Ha asks MIMI
•wer thle oueetlon. Eire le the ALTMAN. ALMA HAMILTON,
kty to otertome ths hwcmti* and HILDA MAE ROGERS to
ness of both Wochadea.
rida home with him ererw’ day.
Bv ED W A ltP MARSHALL
Wa bear that GILES CHATMAN
la tha ideal of another i.gtri'a
Good work. OILEBL Juat
Student Sketches heart.
keep it up . . BILL VERNON
iaya that lore la’ wonderful —
how about I t BECKY? ' ,lrl!
Name—MSry Lodge
GRSROE KICK la already dal.
Class—Senior
C o llectin g ad for the Jr. ar. banquet, the
Favorite pasttlm*
Jr. ar, prom, the graduation d a m
match covers
Pet hat*—People »ho arouse and aareral other things th at hap.
ton right around graduation , , ,
my curiosity
WALT CONNOLLY la a t leaving
Pet like—Eating
Ambition—To do 200 word* a until Apr. IB.' It’s good lock for
somebody , . . BILLY BRUMLXY
minute In shorthand
Highlight of school career— When
f graduate I
Favorite song—“Stardust”
Favorite food—Fried chicken
Favorite actor and actm a—8p*nB. II. mast rosily ho nuts
ecr Tracy and Katherine Hep
burn
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' • about SHIRLEY KICK. Ho amt
Her 10 orchids tho othor day.
Name—Edward Marshall
They were those Florida orchids
Class—Junior
hut thav ar* boautlfnt too . , •
Favorite paittlm*—Collecting odd LAURETTB MINBRKW la rtlU
names
riding around with. "RED" WIL.
Pet hate—People who try to LIAMS at lunch arery day.
make m# eat something 1 don l That's over a year now . . .
want
. ,
EARL JETER has boon working
Pat Ilk*—Good non-flctlon book
tt “RED" WINDHAM'S for four
AmblUon—To bseom* U. 8. Sen month* now. Arm't you getting
ator from Florida
kinds tired, EARL?
Htgiillght o f ' school career—
MURIEL KNOX ha* ham am?
Elected president of junior class around quit* a bit lately wRR
Favorite aong—“It All Conssa DICK TENCH of Orlando. WonBack to Ms Now."
Favorite
food—Potatoes
and
itiik
Favoritd actor and nctm o—Tyrona Power and Atm; Sotharn
Name—Lois CaIdnail
filrtm*—flfuihfirnnra
F a w ltsp a ritim a —Picture akawe
Pet hits-rNarrow mlodad people
Pet like—Looking forward to eucation lima.
tahl tlon—To fly altplan*
Ighligbt of athoel oareet^-Whon
fm through with Latbs.
Favorite sung—"High Ok a Windy
Hill"
Favorite food—Cauliflower and
j YN, wh
chlckctk
Favorite actor and screes Bette
Ramblingg
them* of Mr. Wright's
aa tho Ctalden Rule. He
Lout tha noe*salty of more
practicing It and nrgsd "Romance," I said, "la too ab•urd, —■*
.4*
, jUwaolaos, jn Interesting
Moment (he Golden Rule. "So loaro me row without a
Mgbt wmftnusd by urging word,
twani* Clubs to sponsor a "I do not fear your throatanoJ
Rule Week (Apr, 14-20) curao—
"Barely your arrow would be
worse I"
Mr.' Lehmann announced Thus I stopped that poltonod dart
Mr.‘
dl 11 dub* in th* Central Before It reached my subtle heart
it wer* represented at thin
—By ALLEN NEWMAN
ig.
Edwin Baker tpoka on tho
f t aiding noody children, Kommerdal School
a tu of youth today, and
sh e of youth In tag near
i. Tho Kay Club* and th* Hollol How's your funny bono?
The other day Mr*. Maawell
! Builder*—both youth or.
itloos sponsored by the KL pet this question before th* class t
m—were the topic of Fount "Doacrib* prosperity." Parry Leo
a. H* related as to how tha Ball answered with thiai "FrcaKey Clab was organised peril/ Is driving a mortgaged car
taw the, Y#ung_ Builder* over a bonded highway to pay
th* Installment on tho radio."
Wall—laugh I ,
You know the old aaylnr, "Bet
ter late than ncrar"—wall, Min
MeUth finally caoght the Hu.
She should hava caught th* maaaloa becauae everyone else has
or baa had them. Last Sunday a
boy cam* to church
greatly
amuaod to find out that he had
th* measles! Imagine th a t Real
ly, I don't think that's so amus.
parated m the field.
Guest At Chapel
In Seminole High
Spring* Training* b
Slated At Seminole
OVIEDO
a h. a
McKay, And Members Of Key Club
Go To Kiwanis Rally In Leesburg
M member* of tho Seminole
School Kay Club— Edwin
n. Earl Jeter, and Edward
stl — accomnanled 0. E.
r to the Centrpl Dletrkt
ile meeting at Leo*bur* on
kr afternoon. Tha member*
» grow ureccodod to the
low, Hotel—headquarteri of
iatrlct meat lor.
tog tho unoakon of th#
eon waro Frank 8. Wright
Exchange ProgramIs Presented By
% tit to th* Hu and th* measles
I auppoM a Job 1* on ovor/ona’a
mind. Two of our pupil* hare
boon employed this past week)
Mrs. Ruth MeSlarrow Is bslplng
with Uk* bookkeeping In the Hol<
lywood Mop, wall* Doris Isblll
la mfaisd up with law In the of.
flM of Eddls Nelson, Jr.
Bay, harp you heard about that
tom* gadgst
Mrlmat joallad
new
called m
a. NatahAtvnnY"
"itsnolypeT"
Well, we, tho pupil* were privi
leged to see on* last Tuesday.
It"* a cuts llttl* do-dad and I do
moan llttl*. It's a machine which
write* shorthand, or somsthlng.
Mbs Malach gave Dick Mytra
tho fallowing erorda, and told him
to writ* tha maanlnge boalde
them la aentones*. Thu Is what
ha handad hart accommodate—a
data with a comma i tariff "Ta
riff I gs with yout”| verse —
before second i seise — present
toaac of "aaw"j waiver—a cook,
ta Mb* Mabeh also asked Ruth
T o n g to explain tha semicolon,
Tkb wag Ruth's angerert "A se
u s d was wbra soma
rwirik.'Lsr!
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'to **r of torn i "Huab,
bo atalk brought you,"
By^CLATDA FOROUSON
so com* on out and show Coach
you arc behind him 100 percent
We really do need a good team,
and if you help coach, we can’t
go wrong.
By CLIFFORD PROCTOR <1
work during th* past Mason.
Tha ninth grad* elaa* of Orta,
do High School praam tad a vary
IntorasUag chapel program Taos.
‘Mr, Mar, SB, f t to* local high
school, n a y entertained with a
"March ec Song**
program.
Marjorie WUkaraon was mistress
Of ceremonies.
Mb. Roberta, with hi* dog
Cbartotto, waa tho Oviedo High
School's m ast Monday morning
iVentlon of
kl Aaaocla.
of happbMMt
1. Eight relationship with
Glee Club Practice
! For State Festival
For tha past weelu tho memben of th* Glee Club have been
practicing eonge which they a n
geteg to sing a t tho State MusL
cal Festival In Tampa.
Rehearsal* hare been ached.
utod for almost every day untU
Apr. 17. The Glee Club members
le a n here on Thursday, Apr. 17,
and return on Sunday.
Through the Inspiring efforts
Of Miss Dorothy Sanford, the dl.
rector, tho Glee Club has shown
ranch Improvement Wo know by
this that our school will be weft
represented In tho State Musical
Festival,
By ELIZABETH WHIOHAM
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Brltiah Pound Track , ♦
Of Ethiopia Railway
CAIRO, Egypt, Mar. SO —
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— Heavy pounding of Um track,
trains and stations of th* vital |
Addla-Ababa-JIbuti railway In
the Ethiopia and th* Italian*' line re
t.-Right ralationahlp with fallow.
areallent urogram was w eong, I. Right relationship with God.
4. Right rolattanaUp with Jaaua
S ? S3S1JL .“Kf?k5 W !
Tha students of Seminole High
•Mmol enjoyed tho program vary
much and they wfll bo looking
forward to tho Orlando Exchange
Jessie D. (Peanut) Brown, of
tho Winter Haven Citrus Grow
a n Association, waa chosen king
of orange pickers at Florida * I
first picking contest Hla arastinm record waa 1.760 oranges
^ ^ ^ S k lT lC D o iD M T C N
gldadnMwSt«ndm(tMr>*-witi
EASTER BUNNY
out of your hat!
* Whether he's five or fifty) now's the time to mako
sure he’ll do you proud, come Easter Day!
A new suit, perhaps.... certainly a new hat to tip
to Spring! And this is the yefcr Dad gets a smart light
weight overcoat. . . Bill Junior’s demanding “longiee.”
> .. Even Sonny is disdainful of romper suits and ready
for man-style clothes, bless his hOartl
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But before you start off on that shopping tour,
read the wiyartising pages of this newspaper. You’ll
find them sparkling with latest style news and good
buys. Alert m erdiants
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Whirlaway Wins IFive Candidates
Boston; Bees: Castoffs May Help
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the rank*.
The practice i* n p c r t n l to
run for fire weeke will, the fir»l
few day* u*ed to limber up the
men. During the aeoncl week
UcLucaa cv.iecU to gel in *<une
• Florida Teachers
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U. S. Constitution
HOLLYWOOD,
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(Ptxrlnl)—The U r t r t ; turnout of
ennklnr women wolfera in the
hlntorr nf the FlwW« Women*
Oolf A**ori*tion will par.
Urinate tn the 15th annual tour,
naraent of the nnanltatlnn to he
hehl at Hollywood Country Club,
Apr. IS through Apr.
J. 10. More
than flo 4!nba w III be rrpreeentrd
and the Hat of ....... it* from
Hllfa throughout th^ »tate
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rrowtnir daily.
Dffrmlina .rhamnion
tournament at
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Mra. R. p. Gallatin, of
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tournament. All women golfer*
wro nro legal resident* of thi^
atato and vear.round tneml'em of
rlutet affilintH with the aaaiicla.
tlon are qualified to enter.
Convention
henilouartern
for
the r a»or ia linn will be llollywooil
itearh Hie), where ■ five-day
progrnm of entertainment
ha a
boen arrnnged for the golfer*.
The annual met*ting will
take
pace on Apr. IR nt the hotel.
The nuallfvititr nmnd fur the,
vhnmpionnhlp H igh will open the
tournament on Apr. In nml final*
will he ptaved in ull flight* on
Apr. 19. Other event ft nchrduhil
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lest, n can* A und R npproachinj and putting contest, a two
hall mixed foursome and an 18»
hole mnlal plav for t i e Ml. l)oru
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Clyde Harper of l*ouipionn Stnlo Car.ltual.
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of I m, , >»
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the mitfubl, m ill eight ilv*h«». , , ,
g
» . %m
I h r cluh look* f* i il»irii-.
vr* » iIm .I d. afiove
.liljt iliid, vinr
Fane, fielding
Terry
Mu'" r e
l " 11'- 'he ralrhinc .l.ouU l .
I A! ti*«V .»*
I '
(,'.0 ( 1, In..Slaughter
( tu.li, r allalaetnn. and ihe tilling
J iti iv b i t u n i t
iVt . l i . f
and ell her Cmie K«> I ’llili in | .Could hr about 1«|i- in l ’ie Southern
1 t10 k* 1
ilarrv Walk, r ( d i d )
up from league If Hnulhwn.th .an drWeft Jew ill \ St.'f
Columl'li. .hap.' I I P an Ine prob 1 »rbu - .m e of hi. luunt pil. li
able ataiter. Ill the outer gi.r. | rr- and gal itiaii . . - m l - l .. ni
d,.n.
Ihe . e l n a n hm i.t« l i e 1 at.
The Cat.la ate doing .„rue e x .' idnaU ...a> grab iltr Hue
reraltv. DeLand- llnive-.itv „(
Miami. Comi Cable*: llnllin* Col.
l**e. 'W inter Park and I'niver.i
t r of Tampa. Tampa
Neeme* will tnke the rxam inn-l ............... ..
tlon i.t Florida A irrim ltural and golr which,
Meehan leal College, Tnllatia**pe,
BeUtune-Cook man College, liny.
tona Death, nnd Florida Normal
and Induatriol In.titiite. S t.' Aug.
o«tln*
xihcs
Camplet* Informal ion ronreni.
loa the eeainlnntlon i* avmllatdr
ftom the deMnAowr-rAttraHoh- 1nf 1 ' d h r i 1*|.TT!A i f A V fVTff v\J
F z
j
Fiv** of the 19 rnwlh1nte« fori
WINTER PARK. Map. 29 —■
the anniml IIOOO f m l r n l Fin. i.la 1 "T* Alnhnn>V« bn.el.nll tent'.
" " " ‘ ,iff
™mm.titlon her*
S lo w
S ta rte r
P a s s e s Cn-j'h.nmil IV,by. ..hr.l„Ir,l In
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r n d m nftrrm'OM 1 tit the three..
F ie ld C o p p in g
S i l \c mn April H nt Minf,»nl-Or- »,jt nifj-him* of Kd Owrnr net.
him hi Kcnru'l t'hd\ c » to the Rullin* c Vllcirc down 9 -n iii it,*’
ver
S p r i n g s P u r s e l»o.t tonight in tbr ninth rflro nt
oin'iiiiit* ,liilc
tho longnnml trnrk. loralnt hint
Til,' two t,
bore niinin
way between Sanfn.,1 nn>l (IfUnilfl Ihi. . f l e m - m
"ii I ,
Iliyhwnv 1.
k or .ix inmiur. bill.. Sammy
lni|vrlnl
I mi.In'.
liamblim* ilnrilmnn held the
Ti.11* jirnttv
Nnrii. Ibii.y, Uimler l.mlilir „„-l "' ll
In rhm k l.nt in the «l*th,
(iny Johnny,
urn •rlxnluU-.l |<> I« <th I"., nut,
Tliir.l
llawnum
n ntrh nt• itli n n ill, non ejirntitlMt.'. Sint* , !imrl**l I" Irfl. .tnlo iec—
Renl Kirn, Smoky llniiger nnd
<»«•• nim - home on ( ’enter.
tinhl Leaf Imil over tinl i h , f>‘ M I -<■« i* hr............. ngle In left.
mile mu rtf n. „ .t,-i l.y , Innina. 1 l,ur h,l» ’» 11 •' '’lehlh produced
Tie erowil ninde the Wnrren l|,)„ «ninni|i.
Ilm finnl I"" turn nml Hnrdman
Wright coll MTntid ehmee in the yfltaeiim S e n , l o r y K M \lr<t«.'1 r*” r”'1 nfl,'1r
1,1 . f,,v"r of
Ir-tlint* with C i ohm i.n.l Rrook'* nnntmneeil yr.lerdiiy
that (iny h'ke
Arnnhl v.’ho finished up
llliie l.ily «i ■* tin* favorite, hut Kn|> nml I'll) Judge, two of tile "'JJ
~
Whlrlnwav won
itt
eonvinefnts. rmidhlntiK, luiil .......
-em tehe.l , , ,
ri'
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.1 InIvnmn
Hllt’i 991 O’’ll- t 12 C
^Iv'le ever n abort five uml on**- j t'„ .. i ,1.,.,,, „„ | r* • , i
Imlf furlonu dietunec
(hut
he ii»*
i,e 11*plnrcipt
, ,nt*
,
TIhr
darby i Kell,,,.
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, . o tm.»-i) » :l „0
wn*ii I Nunnoaefl to reliah.
.lin n inir ",ll I... In 1,1 i.utny, „r.
' “ 7 " * •"' (Wt.-t.vi llnnlman.
t)ff wluwlv in the flJuo Silver In*iny ..... I ............. . f.„ Hm 1W„ U n ,‘1'1
SnringA iitirae, V\ hirUiw »\ o u t . fliM iruilit.ri Ifni-*
t t u d u h d for
—
| hauled the leader* in the at retell Apr
ftml 1
T A U A IIA S S R i:, M„r
— H o g a n S h o o ts F r e a k
(S o c d ill— Ststc Buperinfemlrnf
C o if T o L e a d O p e n
V Colin EnirlUh announced to<
th at n eneelel ten-bere' e*.,n)
ASHKVM.I.K
------------ ------- C . Mar 29
tlon on the Unlleit Hint... l’„n II
Urn Hugiiii diiln’t piny vn;l l tution will lo> cnnilurleil |,v
11II I nON
\ i:U
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i iinr Srttoiil
. I Iit...
HrI IHM
CltMIVM
iperlnu
•uI III..........
If Will
11r•
fill,MI , ■«, J1 11 r
c “,f
r.lny hut he did
Florid* collere. H it'inli:*'• after
put together one of the mo*t in.
ST IM Vm tSItriB f Mur '28
und rn»ib*r« \
**.■•* i . i
noon, Apr. B. nt 2:lt(l o'rlnrk
rredihle round, nf hi* career nnd Thrv vi- >\d *t itidt-d It. I vitnmiu lumlut*. NS'iilkn
i i du< «u <
The followine white in.
Hi
b n I • •nuHi"' |
tlon* nf hlefcer lenrnln* will ....... look " four .trokr lead In Iho PHU i’im* I'l tipcr in i n p u t pt’p in *clu im*«i .u
. duct the ejtnm inn lion r I ’niver.ity f ' 1''1 round of the fB.tllU) "I,und ! to the I rii dinalt ttii* Sprinir nn d1 whih" flu- vI’U'rrm f i t - limit u *
*n*t intf, funm i i i -mJ w b,i I hr
.hi
of Florid*, fit InruvIJIe:
Florida "f Tht'
n iMI’
Teurnn. l the St I mu* trnnif j*
"W KUte C r 'Vf.-- f „ . Women..............
T*lla. "lent «ith a four.under.pur rtf.
haaare; Florida Southern rollege,J If thin idinuTd M'fm n piundox.
Ijikeland’ John It Stet.on I'nl. "'nl .tntement, ron.ider the fart
™
3-Hit Pitching
For Tide Beats
Rollins 3-0
r o n i g h t ’s
F ntricH
N I C K ’S
Package Store
fiator Boxer I
Decision And. Crown
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Stewart Reviews—
L lig ib lc
(Je t C C C
Y o u th s
W ill
lit illR** /v I (i kit
ill S m i i n i i l r ( cjiiiiI v
E m p lo y m e n t
2*i’» Map 11idi» /i%eiiu«*
WAHIIINGTON, Mur *29 - 4.11
—aJinu'N J, .MeKnUr, dire* tor of
th e
600 009 item
th o lU ifijt:
t tv ilu in
('o ri* u x
a
Ti o i i
JSanfiild
C iirp * ,
o iinnu nerd
1nt*ay
i .iwt cl y r in if
April the IK'C would In* in pu*i*
lion to offer employment und iihtionnl defrtiM* training in ulmont | U . S . I h H e a d e d F o r
nil • Ultra to every eligible youth 1
W a r, H o o v e r S ta te s
In nrrd of empbiyrnrnt.
At the tame time he Mid n
NEW IIAVKN. l o n n , Mar LM
.»
gradual
reduction
In eitrollr*)
■t^1- ’!lrllwl,t Huovei soul Iii a
•trrngth and nurnltrr of c«mpc
would ba iniliated Apr. 1, nimuL »Vr b l i test night Unit the United
tanrouxly wrllh the Uglnning of S1a tea, "in m l«ig of viiioUutm mid
a r e p l a c e m t n t p r o g r a m In enroll Appeal*," j* "fail tli living Into
96,000 Jtmnf men nnd war vet* Ilie |ia|rh o * j« of war
‘'Whether we tuke the final
rrana to fill varancie« which will
occur In CCC camp* next month. fateful »te|i or not, he lob! the
7i»!h annual dinner of the New
Haven V M, l*. A , " m have a I
H EH LIN, Mar. » —( A l - J a p a n n ady uvjide llireti ponii ive up
na»« Forelrn MtniaUr Uatauoka
pointmcriU with destiny
had a acctmd and unachedule.1
**Oq« i* that we will sit at
(neatin- with Porrlffti Mlnlatar
the world a ix-acv table. Another
Van RiUbantrop Friday and ol»I*
that ww lace the problem* of
aarv n ri
ballreed
IM
auiden
war amotion* and war navrhuaia.
ahanra In AaU
p ro ap rrti
In
Tha other la that we ahull inrtt
Yuyoalavla mlfht hate bad
the financial, economic and a«Kla)
aomathlnr to do with I t
nfteroiath of a war.**
At tbo earn* til** Informed
Japan Said Given
Choice By Germans
quartan hinted ■troofly that the
lima ti pom Ihk whoa Japan oan
remain * noa-playtoy partner
of tho AzU,
, Bho moat moka tip bar mind
whothcr aha will entor octively
Into tha flybt acalnat too Ena.
llah—Binzapora woa apoclfteally
mentioned aa on* point where
aba could mako hat weight fait—
or w hether ah* want* to face
a ton* to th too United State* and
B ritain in Urn F o r B u t, It waa to .
Matotad.
End
Is
O f A fric a n
N e a r,
W ar
B ritis h
Say
< MHO. Mur 29- 1/91— A per.
dnfioti that "the end of tlw* .Ka*l
Af n u l l
lanijiaign
Is In
•iirh!
ah --
VMifist
Jiiliilanlly
Friday
night
British army men who
reported Ihe Itnlian* in diiuirdered
flight down the high road to
Asmara. E ritre a n capital,
fulboAing the Ihllish rup tu re of
fin ren,
the
FasrisU'
African
'Verdun
I mounted thousand- of priaoni»n.l vast quariliiiea nf war
store * were taken, IHr Itrltlah ann.iiitiml. In Ih- rout of the .15,000
Fe.rlat iti-fm.lrr* of the Krltrean
mountain furtrcaa ohlrh fill late
W.ilnr.ilay.
SUNOCO
SERVICE
, STATION
C otn plcl*
aandwichoo and H am .
ar* alao our aparialty.
delightful tre a t come
to
ANGEL’S
EAT SHACK
Baafatd Arena* Jaot Oft Of
II) g r i l l e , a We-ling.
ht.u.r r i a j . or rerierrator now goo r*n g.Hin
. a t e rlUH.-h to buy that
new autajioliile or hedruum aulte you'.r wanted
foe ■« Iona. Yin. ran
“par aa >ou *o” and
"aara aa >ou i « . ” loo,
with Weallninouee. See
ua l a d a j !
W iih it,;
L u b r ic a tio n
Steak
b w fin
F or a
on A .:
| birtdii
S e r r ic *
DAVID M.
EARLE
MANAGER
CASUALTY “In a u n n e *
P lu s
B c rrlc o ”
Andrew Carraway
HD A PA RK A T E .
TELEPHONE 9141
AGENCY
1**H PARK
PHONB U*
RADIO AND
ELECTRIC
SERVICE
115 M afn o U a
P ^ o tto 2 9
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ho eleven men named by President Roosevelt to a super- bead of selective eerv
ward designed t« settle defense strikes so th a t America’s row) are D ykstra, C yr
may move forward without Interruption. Dr. Clarence William H. Davis and
•I
-
»
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k
named chairman. Loft to rig h t (top
Goprga M. H arrison, W alter C. T esgit,
array. Lower i Dr. Frank P. Graham,
T h o . catuo •‘flnithtng" feeding of ' lemon grass v:-P . tnoand im al! amounts of co n ru itra tes began la st Foil by
the United Staten S u re r Corporation a t Clewlston ta r e shown
rem arkable renulta, officials admit. W ith the poxsibillty th a t
“flniahed beef Southern grown will be the boon of the South
ern cnttlfm en the s u ta r company has cautlouely withheld d n tj
on tbe experimenta carried on in the Everglade*. However, aome
butchering end local diitribution* of the m eat have been mude
with the retu ll th at there i* a co n itan t demand for the m eat In
the nelghtorfnv communities of Clrwiston.
Now satisfied with
results
obtained
on
rnnge cattht.nd half-bred stocks the Clewleton herds have been inrreared
and tho pro cram of ex tier Imentation broadened by the ndJll|uit
of 24 head of pure-bred Aberdeen A nnul.
*
President Clarence R. B itting of U. S. S u re r Corporation re
cently served tho guest* of Mi celebratod "President's Dinner"
the beef and renounced th at It had been named, in honor of
Florida, — "Sunplfg."
Pictured alove are: Top left, tho range half-bred cattle a f
te r tho lemon grass moU-toiv fecdlnw: ton H eht the now black
Angus itock; lower left, farm supervisor, W. C. Hooker,
id'twisted out of shops as raault of a Ian.
John J. MeClare
_k
v*\ .A *
,
Uoan boss of Delaware County, arperpetrating a MtS.000 fraud la
Lbs sale of proparty t« municipal
euthoritlas.
uloaded not guilty.
autboritlaa. All uleaded
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V
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Blindfolded N ail and Qulsllngiat prisoners a
Ush and F rre Norway fortes on tno Nasl-hel
M t say Why tho prisoners were bllndfeldcd. R<
-
ng the raid by BagBritish caption did
226 prisoners and p
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T O E SA N FO RD H ERA LD , SANFORD FLORIDA
ve From
OUT OUR WAY
;e Peeling
Shatters Timber
I. .
ORLANDO, M ar. 29 - ( S w .
- r i a l) — Two ounce* of a high
" ^ s w e r e tl explosive combined from
lira Juice of ormnjrt* peel and a
[, * * f « t non-combustible chemical
S< ;Wf F . C. 6«Icier, director of the
M/*. Oeeee T rade School, late J ts F terday blasted n large pile nf
tf m b e r high Into the a ir and
; Teonned out a large eectlon of
[y>;: e arth where the explotlon ocbrv curred.
EV." A email tube about nix Inch'• ce long and about as thick ax a
■- a r r i f n 'j finger, containing only
n. Tw o ounce* f t the high powered
‘ explosive, wa* buried about 13
j. inchce
under ground. Heavy
branches were piled high od the
: - ground above the small tube.
Syf A n electrical discharger, Improi Lj W eed by Felgler and hi* asulsrante, eet o ff the expH rlvc tbn.w .
k 1 Ing the pllcd-hfgh tim ber so far
N it could net be found later.
K T > T here wae no loud detonation.
n fn rt, ^epectator* marvelled at
lie la c k ‘of sound In view of the
w ilin g branches nod tree trunks
piled over the explonive.
Helglor announced following th ' *uccc**ful exitcrimcnt that
he
, w tuld be entlrey willing to turn
I. A v e r the recret process to qunl.
[ lifted representative* of the tlm t‘ ad State* G overnment r r thW ar D epartm ent if they desired.
1 Form er test* made in loading
> . a ..12 ralihre bullet with the *e.
. e g ret explosive drove Ihe lead >T
™ uch a shell Uitongh n two.lneli
I pine board at n range nf L’.’i
yards. li n e , again, the land u a s
I - low f o r 1 fe a r the weapon might
blew up.
[ m
exploelve made
Relgie'
* The
i lie explosive
mane by
uy .-'''ll
»'
V . eoneectcd freni the Juice of
orange peel* mixed with u cheapordinary rbem leal ohtnlrslde nt
ony drug store, the Inttei used to
. crystallite the Juice. About three
doian orangrs will make n table.
. ^jpoon full of the explosive,
i. II* disclosed yesterday tin t
‘.'In a aurvey t f a enm lm r pilin'
' In W inter G arden It wn* sm ii
• th a t most of the present r<pii|i-'
tnent er.uld be utilised, rn d that
w i t h i n Ihree days. If iieer.s.ii".
' ^ 1* could b* lu m ln r <>m huge
■ (junntillM of the exple«i'e
By J. R. WILLIAMS
1 INFORM ED THAT \
' SHALL
S H O P COM M ITTEE J
X SE E
I ’D S E E THEM AT S .
W H A T 'S
T H R E E O ’CLOCK-W HY A K EEPIN G
A R E N ’T THEY H E R E ? 1 T H E M ,
I T S T E N A F T E R NOW V S l R ? y
W HAT DO THEY THINK
T H I S IS ? W H A T DO
THEY THINK X A M ? X
^ W HAT —
THEV t h o u g h t
\
th ev D k e e p the
h
OL‘ m a n W a it in g ^
AN* G E T HIM NfcCvOlfS
L IK E H E C O E S TmEMB iJT IT O N IV MAKES /
HIM M A P - - N O W
}(
THEY’R E
' SA V W H AT
v O U W IL L ,
O N E MAN CAN
| LICK A DOZEN
IP T H ' C O Z E N
ALL TRV T O
CO T H ' TMINKiK
NEKNOUS / '
PA C E SEV EN
h «li i i*r April, i » m to t
nirf t*fx ihe* trrni* f*f
*Vanitljiini fiNit n*:ii lii«t vmii |r«
w
Mi tt i u 'i : r
Water Supply As
Defense Feature
Is four-e Tm>ic
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WAniUNOTON. Mnr. 21 —
—T l" Penate A ppropriiitlnni
Coipmltteo gave it* nnnroval F ri.
* dav to n RI..183.2*11.t74 arm y
!a. end Lnvy suuotv bill, ueovidlnc
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fund* fo r n s h o r n I nc r e a s e In
? the rnm iol outmil of air corps
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Tax IncrcaRO On Race
Track Betting Urged
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TAI.I.AII ASSKK. Mnr. 29 —
14*) Tax Inrrra.i'* nn race track
w aw rin c In raise nbmit fl.OOO,.
000 n vear for old nxv m illions
will be rveomnmidfil in C e | p | |
la'slslatu rt' bv Attorney General
Watson.
lie nlso will r i I'liimni'inl n eonvenlion to ennsidvr revision of
Ihe S tile Constitution, rnd n.ia.
sure nf n Imv reuuiriito nnv elec
live or i nnoinlive officer to 1x1siun before he lieenme* 11 cntidL
dnte for nnv other office.
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in ihe nltm ni v .iie rs l'i report
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w o wb* many kaowa bow.
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Allhnugh ‘diminished in nuni.
her, the country general atom .
carries on In thla age of fa*t '
travel amt specialisation, says the j
ijensuv Apprcxlnialeiy 40,000 i r .
main rompared with 104,000 tail
y*arm ago.
OH *tAH W IU IE .’ l WGARO
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1940 amounted to OM.IOS.OOO
gallons.
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STAND ASIDE OP WEU. START SHOOTIN' IT
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THE DAGGER GANG' PLANS TO
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�T H E HANFORD
FLO R ID A
PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF MAR. 30TH
Sunday, Monday —. "VIRGINIA** It technicolor with
Madt Irina C arroll, Fred M acM urray, Carol] * Lee ami llclcn
Broderick. A ko—Cartoon ami New*.
Tuesday, llaitrain Day
"HCATTfi ,;GOOH BAINES"
with t.'uy Kiljbrc, John Atelier nnd “ La*sea" W hite. Also—
"BLACKOUT'* with t'onrml Veldt anil Valerie Itobaon, u Lm
llene Krupa anil hi* Baml.
Wrdneaiiny, Thursday — “ NICK G RLT" w ith Deanna
D uibln, Hubert Stark. W alter Ilrennan a id Robert Bcnrlitcy.
Alio— M anh <f Time: "AUSTRALIA AT WAR.”
Ft blur, Saturday— "ALONG THE M O GRANDE" with
•Inn II It Al».i— "T H E ROUND U P " w.lh Richard Dla, l*aI m u Morrison. Preston Foster and Do I Wilton.
, Mi.might Show, Maturday Apr. S tl—"T H E A PE" wtlh
Rnrl . Karloff. Aim— Selected Shorts.
THIS WEEK’S
TO BE one of tho atrangest and most horrifying plctur*
grar ahown, anywhere, Is "The Ape." starring r.lloris K arloff, wl
b« ibown a t n midnight show tsatun.ay, April Mh nt the Hits Ai
trance billing atatra th at he keeps human life in t’-M tubes nn
prowl. at night In tha akin of an npet It is >ni>l to lie n dual i<>
fa r the King of Horror, a double dose uf chills!
CONRAD VEIDT ami Valerie ltohsun eontrlb'iite the lieurt tlirtilss
mid rdmanru to "B lackout,'' the exciting mystery th r ille r. which
will be shown us part of « popular double feutuie progiam at t tv Rita next Tuesday.
Mailelrne
C n r io ll
Fnal
Mae
M u rray
Stirling Hay
den
Helen llrodrrirk
Carolyn I i-e
Mii’lc Wilson
Paul Hurst
Tom JEulhcr.
fu rl
AMINO THE BIO GRANDE
FRED MACMUIt RAV, Madeleine Carroll and Stirling Hayriei
Jeff .
— .... Tim Holt (above) have the leading lolcs In the splendid Param ount-Tech
Sniokey ----_ Ray Whitley nleolor picture, “ V irginia,” showing tomorrow and Monday a t thi
Mary , .
B etty Jane Rhode* Rita Theater. P articular ntlentlon la called to tho work of the new
Whopper
Em m ett Lynn comer, Hayden, in this, his very first picture.
Dor llnmlull
. Ilo trr t Fiskr
Sheriff
Hal Taliaferro
1 urncr
Carl Stoekdale
.... Slim W hitaker
Monte Montagur
.
Ruth Clifford
H arry Humphrey
A
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•lui.e [ l e a v e r s (
D.-.r y Join 1
CASTS
BLACKOUT
Captain Anders, n
Conrad Veldt
Mrs. Sorensen . Valerie Hobson
Skald (M ate af S. fi. Helvig
Hay Petrie
Mr Pidi^on . Esmond Knight
Vim Dyr.c
Itaymnnd Mm-ll
llin d rirk
Charles Victor
r n "Regency .... Paddy
ltrowne
Richard
Patric ia
• NICE GUILT" si ui iiug Ih untia Dm Inn
licsd.ay and Thuisdav is urie i f th a n |ivi
mast unusual. Fiuncliut Tunc, Wallet 11•.
c lt Beiichb') and Helen Brudrnrk t n but
t>* be si. n.
RACTICALLY EVERYONE knew* or he* lies
a Inca" and hla famous cronls-s,
“ Pliny
bit as," ‘‘Ed I'o tts" nnd the others. Nevt Tlinr
M •tome' tu Hie on tho R lu '1 neater setein
el
n
u
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Dis
Morisun
Preston Foster
I Ion W llaon
Ruth Donnelly
B rtty Brewer
>iiiiu Ihs Dumbril le
Jetonir Cowan
lllck Curtis
William Ilaade T U I HOLT, popular W estern star, w clu wti above in a »<
. . Moii is Ankruiii Ms latest netiou-packud thriller, “ Along the Cm Grand
Clara Kimball Jane Rhodes la- the girl In Hid i»*e and Ray Whltlby
Voung
Doughy, Kennedy Lynn ,0ml Robert Fiskr lutve im portant parts.
ethodut Home
hildren Taught
to Meet World
(rttillH iiH r t f Ml I'nvv l>H* i
p o r t p r o e i i l u r e a» •> I u p by ttci
and til-* si C f. 1 to-h iii
dado* ■ medical examination, in,
ytwtlgatioii ti> .1 i ii- 1 ami iii
‘‘irerintendent. and being legally
U inm iU nl tu Ilia hi »a 1 by n 1 011’..
ty luvenlln Ju Ige.
W .Tht children, may l.u n lopti I
by people srhmfc bomi < nic i. n e
lip to thfl stgnda -l foe a r'h rlst.
Ian horn", Rrv. Ilsc n - *-i» ■
1 **tn n'l Instances." he ,Vrl «,,■«.
"(Ho fhlhlicn bclor athmleil mil*'
fVlP-rlvc* lie sati.Ce,l I., n- • "
Pmrant* or« sponsor* committing
Hiat» rM l’tryn tu ilm hom«
( W t M when an ai'npli.n i*
pending, tha innerinlcndsiit • x.
plains, and If lli»v ere »*<ilirt.,|
I* have the children •.gain, tlm /
tv. Harnes (lie* tu sen tliat
rH ldren **rt the lu>»L sT'iat,
tat, phyilcal and. tplrltunl
oration fo r life, und part of
training consists o f 1 haring
r'utlaa and m p in rib lllllo * of
ham*. F or txam ple, all t!ir
1 hi tha dining rorm and kit.
1 l* dona by th* children nn.
tha auparvlilon uf ono *tuff
ibar, th# d S tltlan . The dairy
tha 10 J*r»ay rows are un.
th a care a f tha oldar boys,
It*d by ona o f th r resident*,
•n ig n rJjH by the homo farm .
Milk for hungry, growing children wl Ida ground*, o* the in
M ilhodiil Home ai Enterprise come* from rows com prise th*
this ilrs n , modern dairy, located on tho
the home do m oil 1
that the home was to be locate 1
In Enterprise, and the bast of.
fer of.a aita was received from
Ml*a Emma Tucker, ■ Hhe evM
aha would aril eight f e n lute
for f t 380 and Ihe offer wa* u r.
capted. Mora laud wa* acquits,!
haa childran attend t hurrh In
Itpriaa, b u t thougb tha Anna
1 th u rrh In«tltnH-n, religion
f t arar.arnphaslicd.
bar* ta no ago limit f o r tha
Ifwta o f tha MethndDt Home,
children are kept until rhay
{ M i l t of taking llvelr place
M .World. Th" (torn* aaalsts
later.
The homo waa first tucatvd
a large frame building, a for.
g ift r* possible In aecurlug
P lw to b
■
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gtgrUinment It largely left
child tyn llirnisr’lve*
narUcularlv good n o .
In Da La nd, nr Ran.
beginning fa
af attnnUmi
tantiofl |right
—
located 0*t th-l Minimi,
rom tha administration
dent of tha Brewtter Methodist
Ho*pita I for Nr * a hi Jackeuu.
mar hotel: and Mr*. F. L Broska
wa* tha first m ain a. Tbla build.
I"* bM *Inca been tons dowt,
but from It waa taken a blr
antique bed, In which U. -8 M.
Grant la said t« hava slept. TliU
la now In H|« gurat room af thJ
admlnldrallon building.
Among .tha first raaldents at
tha hbma ware five email aUlcn,
tha Faber gtrla. Throe ■nf th*
llttl* giria laft. hut two of Hun
*«» there today. Ona, Mis* Dsria
Faber, la matron af n Arwreltnnr.
Tha <>tlur. Mr*. Gayle McAlasnu.
dar, la tha dWIUan.'
Member* of tha new e'amtiy Council nt the Children’s Home,
•vhlch rives tha l-oya and glrla a voice In their supervision, are
shown above. Left to rig h t-to p row, are: Fred Kelly, Rev. Harold
, - Barnea, Louis HUL ’Bev. J. A. Partridge, Hiram Zlmmarly;
^ o"dwr0" ; Mm. L Q. Hill, Mis* Edna Nortbmp. Mr*. Williford
Mlaa M. Kllan U d n n f . Mr*. Gala McAlrxandcr: front row. Mm,
Maria Mawdith. Mr* jttarold H. Barne*.' MU. Purl* Faber, Mr*.
Elite Waam*.
Former Communist Concessions Said
Writer U Arrested
Received By Japs
MEW YORK. Mar, » - b P ) _
Richard Krebs, the mysUrrtous
“4a» VcRla' of the boat seller
*m k "Out of uj* Night." . whe
wraU of his career as a Cora,
■unlst and Naai agent, submit
•d Fridav t o a technical atretl
hat friends fa*.
aMad ha u y t r would la farewi
S k'X kiS "
^
, Th* former Cornua Commont e a B^
S sST S l i d S : Poor D iet’b
Oae Caam 0
tha Mail GaaUpa ^ d
c to
Tha Uathodlat Cblldrati'* Hama
data* from Do*. IP, IPOS, whan
a .board of trustee* named by
th* Florida Conforaitr* mat to
rf
mg
ssyfwVsns^
�A
"T *~
Sanford la The Only Central
Florida CKy Affording Rail. H ighway
And Water Transportation
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
MONDAY,
M ARCH
S I.
1941
Member Associated Frews
NUMBER 181
To Demobilize Their Army
O ftid ab Say Order
Haa Not Been Is*
v' sued Yet, But Ac-
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V
11011
U
Dr. Ruprecht Is
Elected To Head
Rotary For Yeai
Losers In Strike Battle
1500 I t a l i n n s S a i d
Ixist When Five Of
Their S h i p s S i n k
Uf It W Ituprrrht »»• elected
'•■'■•Kill i<( tin- Rotary C'lult loly for (hr year Ix-ginnlng July
V *ltcr ll.ynr* was ulcct.il
e re l.ry ; J. II I'ulcluugh. Hous
e r; .m l Kd. M. Kwaiin, .r r -
4• Danish
Craft
Are
em _e:
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United States
Aboard m s wutsr.
•ty
A
M 1n am ed
(itm M r
la .
'g N i M f by Ik* | w r *» i a t t
TOrt Jackie*. 8. C. n . «aa
f a r F a r t Brag a . N . C.
N EW YORK. Mar. 31 —
& -» F ed eral official* said
e a r t h a t alth o u g h n o or.
born
In
H ' 0 . . ■ .. . #*...
— -iiaiued
-—
-*
(firm an
tratefe, fear
token under
n lk e .United
Linimli
Citizens'To Meet
2 Military Bands Arrive fyfljpb
'DayEncampmentOnLakrShi
’llota From Britain
AfHv* At Singapore
aiV O A P O R £, Mar. | 1 — «■)—
t f m I n t e r pilot*. from the
H U r f t Britain and veteran.
S S < !« ;us
veteran u n it, o f tho
2,000 M e b ;
Diamond Rings
Valued At $500
Stolen From Wert
Nine diamond tinge, valued e t
about |600, were stolen from
Indian arm let nnd tho W e rt. jewelry .to re on F irat
fere* « U a Ml mi need Street Saturday afternoon be
U thal
I t r R obert
tm , B ritain’* comtof In tlM 'F a r E n .t
P.Support For
>or Control Been
WIth legislators
To Discuss Bills
U ; Vp,
Limy’ll
tween 4:00 o'clock end 4 JO P. M,
Chari.* P. W ert, owner, sold
today.
Several euitom rre ware to and
out of the .lo re Juat before the
Jewel* were ml.acd, Mr. W ert
1IK0T0N. iu « . 81—(f)
0 « n aapfort developed
Admin!.
IA Hailed
The Hanford T o url.t C lul- «
meet tonleht a t the llerreutii
Kali a t 8:00 ^.’ckx-k.
600
Im portant
Serbs Loot, Demolish
Nad Shops, Forms
BEHUN. Mar. SI _ 4 * V - a I
Editors W i l l
Bee. State Market
'L A N T C7Tt ! Mar. 3 1 -(S ,> .n^wopoper
l l t W h i men end women
P I* * 01 too country,
will Inspect tbo local S late farrw-
JJ^uJ * ^ V |ta r » e * t of IU kbvd
. . T V A M **?, 5 1** to members
r i tko Natlaari OditaHaJ A ^ t a U S t “ u t ftoto U m afUr tko
Winkle's Bill* For
Throat Is 118,000
a a B B S ttfa v a
g S g w a sF sa s
g - g w to,pay a S1SA«0 UII
Yugimlav
quarters,
to
liHvr
Y ugosla via.
Iht- failure t»f Yugoslavia lo
iliMnohilicr, ticconliiig to
this
(ieruiart Mturcr, would bring; Iniliirriialf* liontllitlrAt jirexi nl, men nrr being nd»l«
im! hourly to YUgONlii via'* lin n / of
n limit 1.200,000.
T br HrHiili Admiralty claimed
h vlrtory in tbr g rta trs t asa
battle of the w a r - a tbrer-day
rlaiOi in the n n lir ii M editerran
ean i„ which I fiflO Italians are behi-veil to have perl*<hrd amid the
sinking t>f five Fascist warshlpa.
Even as B ritain's royal navy
dealt this pUffgrrinv blow at ItAtian sHi |»ow«r. IfrlliAh Iroopa
nnnouncril the occupation °f UI*
redaw a in Ethiopia, while the
United Stales govarnintnl
ruled a dram atic series of rtl4 4
..n Ailn i hipping in America*
Public \VUT Air Its
Views On Proposed
L o c a l Legislation
City- News Briefs
Marchlnv men. Mr* \
1-mnda. and a column of
Tha badminton team . i l l inn
tru ck i will taka W ir i
tlcc tonleht a t the I Ity II.
this afternoon when tnor
court a l 8:00 ^'cloek
1.000 aoldlera and officers
124th In fantry and tha
The Couniv CotiitniftMoii uj
Field A rtillery n * fi In
hold it. rrc u la r n ir.tm g toinu
alono F ira t HtraOt, *•
row m om lne a t
o'eluck i
Tha troona wtW
'ted to the Court llo u .r,
arrive in tha city
t 4:10
o'clock thia a ftti
Candalha Head
s.urtl
_ eacorled
bv man from tha
iMf D epart. | building perm it at thr City 11n
La -.Sit. _
ment and tha Bb|
Saturday to repair a building ■
Tha oarada ia
10*4 Weat Tw .U th Street ut
leave n t 8 JO o'aU sFTfm
coal of 860.
h ead au erten a t tk o 'A rm o r
Tha Junior b h a m h e r of Com.
n o ., before o reviewing a t
m e n e will meet T ur.day nigh
P in t S treet a n d . Magnolia
nue. Tito troop* w illjtn arrl
a t 7:00 o'clock a t the Hotel M ty.
on P i n t S tre e t to F rtn eh
fair. O tto Caldwell
and Ji«
nue. then awing n erth to
Whitlock will be gueat apeakorn
Shore Boulevanl. and bea<
Lack to tha AnaarTe
Direct era of th r Chamber ol
In the reviewing ita n d t
Commerce will meet T ur.day
Mai. Gen. John C. Persona,
night a t 8:00 o'clock at th«
mandioe officer a f (he SD
C horobar'. office in the City llall.
*n ------ 1---------- ------------vision. Brin. Gen. J o. cp
llutehlaon. Lt. Col. Georyr
DeCottea. tbe o t n e m ' ntaff
acverol Cltv end C ountr ofl
Borne of the men will b
foot, and othere will be tr
nearly 800 trucks aeetooetad
Iho unite. I t is expected Ou
oarmdo will take aoeut 46
utae ta p a u tha reviewing i
Tha Udits* jrym claaa will no
Tbe band o f tbo UMtb (ni
meat tomorrow rnnmiiur «■ tla,
and tk a l of th a l i r a f t o
Ullerv a re scheduled to i
t*r
!«• iiM\<- hern *« t d«*finltcly ■•
tin* thatllm* fur til (lerm an n s .
In the Yugoslav Irgatton in Washington, Mini
Kotltch admire* a portrait of hi. king, P eter II. A
of Stale Sum ner W elle. u«»ured Put itch Hint Ihn I
Yugoslavia with supplies if she I. attacked.
<Ween— I • • l>ajr> Tw»l
I'rraa
l>ut m hiniglit (oniiclit was rrporte«|
aettird before Hip board could art.
An agreem ent for the srltlement of a two-day C.I.O. .trik e
fo r recognition a t th« h u g . Cam
b ria work* of the Bethlehem 8t*pl
Corporation u u ratified by work,
a n at Jabnatown. Pa., rnabling
an iiumedVtto return to work.
ReprooantaUvea of Iho llnltad
Mina W orker. (C.I.O.) and Appa
lachian Coal O perator, alio w ork,
ad on Sunday to negotiate a new
agreem ent before the prearnt one
expiree at aaldalght tonight (Mon-
\« * u r la lr d
N u zi n o u n u a l H clsrrado
Jrnd.i to wait only untlj the
ln.it cvncueo Ii.ih loft YugohIiivi’m l>of<irt* sm in ir an ultin in (urn with a short time
limit (lomamlitm (lemoblllzntlirn of tho YiiKOilnv army.
It w a s impossible to con
firm this either in official
u i a . \ \ . r.pps, who bun ser
ved t*« secretary for tho |*u<«l ten
yafcrt nnd who haa nn unbroken
atten-'niur record since be joined
tha Rotary Club In 1024, rellnqui-hed his laedtion as setra*
U q r and i\m elected to the board
of directors. T. Brad font Byrd
w *l ;nl»o rlectixl a director.
JUhmy I glry. Karl,, Je te r and
Ollljf llollylir.il u il r i t.l n n l the
H o t.ruin, with an exhibition of
model alrplnnr. mul dr.criptlon*
of th-ir imitor* ami flying quail,
ties. W M ll.y u m , who had
.tn.WASHINOTON. Mar. 31
; ~ f i f ) h w H a l Hii i w ilt
M h iW today ha poeMsmltr
..fcM 'irderod tho oelxitre of
,’g ^ Axla
V . s. 9 ft* .
M tM
England Claims
Victory At Sea
Model Airplanes Are
Exhibited At Meet
ing My 3 Builders
“ F o M ib te "
> Two Axis Boats
.V : FSredJSy Crews
^
Report Unconfirmed;
Ultimatum Will Fol
low When Nationals
Have Left Country,
Sanford re.idenl. will be given l a n t
.ATilirrtv lurrBtouy and
oppm tunlty lo r*pir*a tlieir I Mr* K M Smith have
j view* un propo.ed leglda'ion a f.
lb* fltiulh 11/ till VU'IIII li'a
fr* ting the City when a m a x
in tin
r ily
g u lf tu u r.
meeting will In* Iichl In the City
1 llall t\rdne*day afterniMin at 0:110 fiaim nt, and w ill jd u y iiim etiiTU'
■irloek with th l. d l.trlrt * repre. ib is w i i l i iu d il i'i in im- t b r rh tu ii.
.entatlvra
In Uic
l^ g l.la tu rr, pitt|, in ilit ir «li\ i m o i i , A lla n S t r
Senator K I'. Ilou.hubler ami w tirl, |•«i* i»! ( I k S u n f t 'it l ( tsu nlry
John (• l^unardy ami K
K ('lu l*, M iiiio u n rrd ln d u )
lira.I). re|iir> cntatlvr.
i, lie *ind, "it !»
Mrs ('arruw u) gnWird tlm find
In annuunclng the n>e.tlnr lo.
ihiMi ilk fur u«
day. Senator llou.hohlfi r.le n d brm krt by ilrfm litig Mr> John
f• ly at b oinr W«
nl an Im Italian to all interrabai J v r j It) ii M m r i *f ;i m n«j L'. u nil
i m lb** to«r from
ell Item to ullrnd. .aylng It I* Mrs .Snmb guinrd brr plno »r«
■i «ny fin the legl.lator. to find I I nr f him I to b ) w in n in g o \ » i Mr
Ju b n Fit k, J iqi
out tin' view* of tire public
In tbr i'.fi Htilution p In} Mi*
Special
l.gl.latioil
afferlllig
.'alifnrd whlrh will be .ubm ilied I P h il (ir a s b n f f w ill |dn> Mr*
In the la'g b latu re when It run. J n l i l i I ut uni to «ir*t« rmihi- l Is*
vene. Apr. K Include* a bill pro. to itiin r in I lia l flig h t. M i S t r .
vlding for th r election of four w iir l *Mld
City Ciunrnla*loncr. and the May
Mr* (tiHnlsiff d« fi i«!« d Mr4
or at one time, for two year VV (. l b ruing to gum tin* fin a l* ,
trim *. Senator llou.holder aald
an d M i*
I mI link won f in iu M n
Other bill., which ware ailvri- W A I.c a v it t
lived ly the City on Mar. It. in
lb*' (('involution rbuio|uons|ii|f
elude
flight in Do iiienV ilhhhiit run*
( A11(0. Kgypl. M.r 31 -OP) —
I To derlare the .rw tra x e .»■» t in ui s 11tough ii
W Spcnrer
bus wnil Ihr finals and is the The Hritisli f n m s m r n t i r n
iu-w i lly i hatMj'ioii What Mr Ethiopia to hipped up their *dS ir wait termed n»ir of I hr lies* \aitcr on iMretjavtu Sunday itk rrItalian
mnlrbes if thr year tonb pbicr poitN, mrifirmed b» an
yesterday wlnn Ituhirt Avt, for* romifiijjiiqur, reached Cairo that
flier city <luknipinn, |dayrd Heft, the Fa-ciRtB bait abanduiitHl Ui*
r i l y a nd toeru r e t r e a t i n g u e s t w a r d
maximum [r> W ain ti
, how the ' 1 h« inuti Ii went JU hole * and tutoard Addin Aliaba.
I)irr«ia toa, v*ith u |»opn1ation of
evidenced Mr A l t hi*, the winner lie will
aid.
nlay either John h v v or Ituv lie] rtn.nni!, 'tail'll' in a erouk uf tha
Add i*
Ababtt-Jibuti
railway,
rcllon arui|le> In 'he einiM'dalinn final*
dlspo.Uluii of garbage by the ' Ml Ivey heal Krrd Ifully 1 up. .-»une .lb inilrit north of the anCltv a public utility and
lo und Mr Heller defeated Tinier idrnt toullrd Mohammedan city of
author!.* the City to impose and Tull 1 up Mr A it gained hi* Harar -Inch frll t«i tti** British
culled u rharge (or the collec po.itinn In the final bracket by lad torclz
tion anJ disposition of garbage. defeating * |1 Scott I un.
(IIAKGED WITH MI'HDKH
4. To create o special tax die.
In tbe fir»t fllgld Harry Tunke
trict In Seminole County to be defeated Itirhard lira* to win
RICHMOND. Maine, Mar. 31—
knoan a . the “Sanford port dis Tbe nialeli »■> won <n the 17th
trict," authorising tho construc hole and the .core un* 2 to 1 t/PI—Dr. Merrill Joss, 81, was artion ond maintenance of p o rt fa
An evrhanee of teem matrhe* rr.ted Sunday on a " a r r a n t
cilities on the St. John* River l<rtwertt tt»e ladle. i»f the Salifoeit charging murder in the bludgeoned
and Lake Monroe, ond to levy Countey Club and (b«*e fmia Die death of hia 38.year-old phy.lclan-wlfr.
and collect U n i for tbo main
tenance of this district.
uii
WASHINGTON. Mar. 31-(/P>
—Cnngreaa heard Sunday that
A>my cantonment* had co.l IIIK).1)00,L'00 more than c.pected laeauie rareful surveying, engineer
ing and planning bad lo give way
lo speed in their rrectiou.
A ustralia ranerllisl it* duck
hunting ae.Min Ih-cbuif of thr
war and a drauahL
H atu rd ay ’s id rn t ifln
M in M aty N cace v
Union.
At txaetjy 1:16 o’''clock Haturday afternoon you entered
t h e Boat O ffice
You .poke
plcajantlv to a dark, ito u t
man w ith f U u n
and
sold
aomathlnq abou.
iut 1...
hi. being nko
to _
your
fathar.
You
________" - j were wear.
Ing a tan toot, white turban,
yellow sox, an awning material
multi-colored dress and Un
ond white .port shoes. You
opened n lock box, took there
from several piece# of mail,
Including some small boxus,
which yon replaced In (he
drawer. Yen were heard to re
mark about yovr plans to aU
land Urn Florida RUta College
Hritish In Ethiopia
Advance On Dircdawa
NazLSerb Situation
Grows,Worse Hourly
BELGRADE. Yugoslavia, Mar.
S t — VP)— Rotations between
Germany end this Balkan king,
dam grew weran hourly today,
and tho Osm an legation sacraLory nsosrtsd that only an “on.
expected mtnwla“ canid save the
ak atlU -
HEADS IN GIFTS
---------ATLANTA,
Mmr. 81—(A V Georgia led the nation In Jackson
Day dinner contributions w ith
1103 donations of |8 I each fo r
ItTiTB. Chairman Ryburn
O.
Clay told Uu»4 attending tk*
banquet here.
(
-C o o a t Guard divisions! head.
quarter* here reported Sunday
night tho cutter Rush out o f Nop.
folk had teaehod the 8 8 C aribetar
which » a a drifting w ithout steam
300 mile* o ff Wilmington.
*1
.
to too past, women bought a
w inter’s Dotr io supply a t own
H O T E L PURCHASED
CHICAGO, Mar. SI —<
Blackatons Hotel, famous
LOCAL WEAT*
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Winners At
B y lA O C 9 O ti> 0 —
Tropical Parft
■
1
Wednesday as l e o e Ste
phens, who Uva* In tha Lily 8 m .
™
*
«n Brings Home
igs Blue Taking
00 Main Purse
Rollins G ir ls A ls o
Finalists In D o u
bles Games Today
«A L dABLEfl. Mar. V < . Veteran
Eddie Arearm
M a double and defeated the
i two loading jockey* •"
lag the 12100 Redlands
■ at Tropical Park Wednsa.
\ brought Kings Blue homo
lengths ahead of Conn Me.
ry on Donna Leona, who
half o length attend of Paul
I and his mount, the well
rded Devil's Crag,
a failure race attracted on.
h e entries became of the
II track Emm overnight
l bat the skr was bright
P th a atrip was drying fast.
Riutag from the race was
tarn Albert Bodlou, who can.
lad Ms mounts ofter a painful
i n just before the first race.
>waa thrown bv appropriately
pad Rolls Rough end was
Ud In the ribs. AfUr enter,
w# treatment ha was taken
a hospital, but was reported
[ s seriously Injured,
lings Bias, fast son of Blue
riupur, accounted for his fa.
Ipt victory In tho six furlongs
E n d s la UU 8-6. Ha paid
IP,: $2.70 and $2.80 across tho
M , Donna Leons returned
IP and $2.90 and Devil’s Crag
■ worth 1160 for show.
A m ro already had won the
id race aboard Ponty after
n u t up from sight lengths
I H a* 4'
.
,r •
McCreary started a double of
byj winning the second
1 aboard Dusky Girl, at
9, with a photo derision
Vsldlns Jack.
waver, MtCrssry lost the
h ta Ryan, his nearest rivsl
idlng honor*, who scored at
/with Merry Bon. McCreary
i’’back to win the tilth py
ling Banker Jim from behind
Is first .vktory. s t $6.10.
CrWry was third In the
Ith aboard Yes or No. when
Ian won at $ 14JH> and Panops placed at $l<>20
Entries Will Be
tmotutced Friday
jt ‘Annual Derby
1Hl .
1
»
M 16 entries for tho annual
tra) Florida Derby, top event
tha SO-day raring aeatan at
Rmfovd-Orlando Kennel Club,
be reissued tomorrow, Raring
alary Pat Meelae announce))
CHESTNUT BILL, Mass. Mar.
27.—!JF)—Two California girts—
both stndaata a t Rollins College
In Winter Park, P i aline Bet*
of lew Aagetee and Dorothy May
Sunday of Santa Monica ad
vineed Into tho final n o t of
tho National (Women's Indoor
Iannis championship yesterday.
Mias Bata, regarded no a
likely successor to Alice Mathis
as teanlt queen, won her setnL.
final match realty, crashing Ult
ra liked Katharine Huhbril, Dad.
bam 4*1, a .1.
isiw Hrmntrr / f l f '
p e w s rr
r ip
lOflSRf?
‘S '
a - i f vs uiMAAOBUMl
w -iR eyw utf
PW
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Ha n k
tS B H riS C R O f
a* ear tletrepruia
title of Mrs. Sarah Patfraj
Cooke.
'
In the doubles finals, tin
top-seeded team af Mist Beti
and Mlsa Bandy will most Mist
Wlnthrop end Mrs. Hasol llotcb
kiss Wtahtman, 'Brookline.
Tho fleta-Bnadr tandem da
tested Miss Hahboll snd Dora,
thy WtgMmkn, Brookline, 6 8
6~». Miss Wlnthrop and Mrs
Wtgbtmsn defeated Virginia El.
lie, Brookline, and Mrs. Philip
Theopold, Dedham, 6-3, 7-5.
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5— ad
lisa
III.
,
U A II.Y
n u r n i.i%
T—a. m e .
Is le ts .T ie U a t l a psM txs.ee.
frith veterans standing
far action In most of tha
vidua1 events,
with
, tha
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Pin.
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lik e ,
LeSy
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UlAekatnne — I
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cVSSJ^iir1
FLOOR SANDING
vtaaa who alms has been somewhat
a aoMstUo the* fa r ta tho tour• m e t , wont down la 7-a»d.6
defeat W n the onslaughts of
H. M. GLEASON
' ^(aT thec Sother
t i msecond
? ™round
*
match' Mre. William Hockrnjos,
Sight Is One Of Your
Most Precious PosseMlons
&&1
SS. W V iA ii
Golah Mills, Ps„ 4 and 2.
I * t U s H elp Y ou r r o f c f t T ha Only E yes You’ll E r a r H at *
Mrs. PagOt former
champion, will n : \ ‘ T * >'wa.snjos in tha. am U iu al round.
Dr. HauyMcLau]m,Jr,
Qreooland
has
compulsory
education. Thorn la ona teacher
for every 14 childran.
I l l South Park Am.
PhosM U 7.R
I —I
a—a
ta
ready
IndC
w*llTar.
Manama, c
ipton in the
wiped ear wkwt, he g e t np add ra a lata tha lethal Beta o f J ob
pat tha lU -p o aad Blman aw ay an a toahalaal kaoekout h
resmd a f their Detroit beat. Klmoa, who often had Leuia
during tha hatUe, waa tha R fiaanU ehallsngar to faaa tha
troaaiK
Uehs fastball Usm new working
oo track will are five North
Carolina football lurelnariei Hi
Richardson, Javelin threwer, and
action — cSa-eaptaln^Uct Carl
flunlhelroer sad Dick White, shota utters, Banthelmev and Beh
Whllehned I
i
I
er T a Speru • I
HIus 11,44, 4 I«|
It T M
R A C K —4-11 M ile i l l
Ms tha old bus need a m b
tnjnotor D««d tuning up?
i tall you how eaatly god
in Hava theae thing* dona i
p i n a r r a c w —r a u r i t y t I Oesae Trouble
* P utt e f J a r
I Reurbeci Uor
• P aw s D u ffe r
I K i l l * C lever
1 H olies*
4 Mr. H atch
I Do4 Lest lie
HKCOMD R A C K —P a l a r n y i 7^
I P i n t I f s ll e f D ally D euhlei
I anew R esk
> Hussy<* M e
j A iersh
a M e rlik s
I O sr B l l .
t T-kUpeetuou*
« C h s ile r Oat '
D en Marsh
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« p s lrle le M elreeh
t Deeye Deaa
■ P sm aaiev,
* .m il e m it
T M ik e P ris n e
4 Ana Ka
I P ark Prtaeeae
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Tonight's Entries
1 IT H
INCORPOBATED
V T A it n u d s i, u R t
—MVa. 3. C. Taylor wra killed,
her husband was critically In
jured. and Hubert Sana sustained
a broken arm t a n traffic crash
near Callahan, *Thu, Wifaaaday.
• Indoor hatf-mlts chantPhi Beta Kappa, and etn.
tody president, in tbs twoend sprint’ medley relays
be mils tram race,
defending champions and
I holders (with a Urns of
H A I’ K —K u iu r llv :<•
PP OH a ir .
P is .
R o ll ..... • s I — U | —*
Dorothy
L U BROKEN IN ACCIDENT
BARTOW. Mar, *T—(Special)
—R. D. Bilhrey, 19, of h i t
Meade, sustained a broken leg
Tuesday night after the car In
which he was rid Lag turned over
hitwsea, Bawling drees and Fort
Meade.
last year’s
tyhound Results
Scram
n k golf tournament,
diet, Elisabeth Ilkkt,
hah, Calif., eliminated
rduer, a t . Steuben*S and t . and tomor.
Dorothy •Ktrby of AtKirby wen, 4 end I,
com petition
ind Son Is almost certain to
IS of thf Id dogs, Tor Oarner
f, Throttling has announced
IT H R A C K — V u lu r llr : i*
PR (Kf Kir. rts.
his big dlstancs hound will Meeker.' l t d
I I I—i 1—|
to
dneh his tills as the D m by Dawn
I t *
*—I
’a outstanding dog.
U It U ---I I *
l —|
M stked lied S IS ,
4.IS,
a.sc
today (light, Grand Bon rip.
D k ih r D a w s I I * .
I I S : I , R. 1
all opposition In na l.*S.
Ity—not his specially
Imt, and Jumped Into
IT H n A C B —t i e M ils l i t | . |
it ranke ■* a darby
pp o n air. ria.
HACD—guluMlv :IS 1.1
After spirited bidding, Joe Fox,
local borer, wet the winner, p a y
1*1 $7 for the crate. Manager McKweu of the Waachnla Market
expects large ehlpaMnts of regetaolee to begin within 10 days.
GAINESVILLE, Mar. £7. —
(Special I— Tim University «f
North Carolina Tarheel*, Boothera Conference indoor and oat.
door track rhamptane for thrao
consecutive years, and unofficial
winner of tho first annual Pior.
Ida Rojaya In 1989, look to ha the
Strongest entrant In the third
running of ths event hero Satur.
t»r Ilex li.ts . i la. I m i U Kmlih
IT U RACK— P u iu rlly its
HI* W l a ir.
.Inal (le o rg H aP elB T 1— 1
Donnie Wool ... I | I
l a i r Omen
1 * 1
Jeut I l M r p ' i I'a l lea s.
I l» i llo sn l* llooi * io . le e :
Omen I I I .
tlaa southwest a f M re . brought
the fir s t crate to the Wenchala
m arket.
' »•. •: .
Tarheels Rated
High In Florida
Relays Saturday
.
8/tMNi.TlhlCMt Rboscii
T ip Davis ........... «
l x
tla n se r lias
I I I--*
D i l i * Mmllh
1 «l
T ip Lisvls l i l t , s i s «.«S|
G oes
Honors
�*
S a n fo rd Is Th« O n ly C e n tra l
F l o r i d a CMy A f f o r d i n g R a il . H lf l
A nd W ate r T ran sp o rtatio n
SANFORD,
i— --------- -----------
Many Of 35,000 Itafc
r Jans Stationed A t
Cheren Are Captur
ed By English Army
About One-Third Of
Men Take Up Jobs;
Those Who Return
Get C. I. O. Warning
rVital Railway
Is Next Godl
BETHLEHEM. I\a_ Mar.
— — A Foar d a r strike
• ( I'm kuav oarrnl plant of
Bethlehem Hlrrl rndrd today,
•nd I l f union announced that
workers nould
return
to
•heir lob* “a* fast a* they
t M " . T l r company employ*
18.090 production worker*.
L a A. F. Booths Nazis;,
reported pressing on tow ard Diredawn and tha Vital A ddl# Ababa
Jib u ti railw ay a fte r capturing
tlla ra ir.
a‘.
Safay Arrives
Wolfe Is Again
To Arrange For High Scorer At
Guard’s Bivouac Gun Club Match
*
Savarlna tha rati lin t to JL
b a ll would e a t tb s feat link be
tween the Ethiopian capital and
ie ontaida worltJ axcapt by a ir
td -n a b o b fe - srould m u t t In a
Program For Monday Double Action Fir'Includes P a r a d e ting Is Innovation
And Band Concert At Regular Shoot
V "1 V*■' ¥**'
potar*t|j>
ji
*
Col. Fr*d A ^S afq y , comma ail-
Jasper Wolf* of Itowey again
topped maikaman at the weekly
ahuot of Ihe Seminok- (tun Club
g t the tunge near the
Hotel
M ayfair
yesterday
afternoon,
with a -low-fir* score of 100
' Cttrampment x>\ t h a ,,troops bars oral ■ m atch 1 arore of IPO dut
of
a po*»tb|e 800.
,
[ Monday, and *ntouncbdr7b*t *h«
F or the Oral time y rilrrd ay ,
i program for (h e /d a y will (nclndi
tug officer of. tb« 114th Inf en
try at Camp p tid in g , arrived tn
Sanford ycitrrthg afternoon to
m*k< fin al arrangement* fur thy
<
WEW U F t W
FR ID A Y .
i f c yto rt M e p t it o r
| and a b*ynJ
Roy w illiam s neats the lop
Colonel Safay wna accompan acore in thl* typs of firing, with
ied by two other officer* of tb« PT. Ned Smith h ad ' M, J A.
uq tl, Lt. Col. Ucorgo A. Do- Howard 00, Is o Botnar, 82, and
Jimmie Cowan* PT.
C'oUea and CapL T{ T. Lung.
In ordar lo cut c l p r n m for
rlub member*, a ra-toader lmt>
U rn aecurcd and H r. Smith, pee
rs la ry, aaid today th a t more than
conferred with tha officer*, an half tha coal of It haa barn paid
nuli need, and the narads wtll bo by member* through donallmii.
Ho aatd .88 calfbra ammunition
held at 6:80 V. M.
Col. Safay will give an infor- I* now hatng sold to member" for
miJ reecntion at o:lB I*. M., at •‘13 re n ts -a 1>0I, and he lellrvr"
tha home of Lt. Col. DoCottaa at Ihe low pries will greatly atliiiu1920 Park Avenue, honoring MaJ. lale attendance.
Gen. John C. Person*, command
“The rifle range la new
I-nine
ing general of the S l i t Division, extended to 100 yards,' Mr Smith
Billboard* advertising Sanford Brig. Gen. Joseph C- HutchliOn declared, “and thl* la expected to
. and Bcmlnola County bars bean and all officer*.
a ttra c t rifl* ahootara."
posted an V . S- Highway 94 and ■City and County officials will
rcaulta of tha match fIr
• 1- In tha Miami aactton. Edward be invited to tha reception, to inaTha
veilerday worse
. Rlgxfaw. aacraUinr of tha Cham gether with th a head* o f civ hr NAME
BLOW MATCH
i ‘ her ‘ f t Commerce, announced to.
Wolfe
.
| no
fcio
organisation* in tho City.
Webb
08
283
"This *hotdd ho effective in, A t BdIO o'clock, tha 134th In Jim
illlanu
pf
280
■bringing to tha attention of tow fan try band will give n concert W
Ale*
Johnion
PB
total* reluming North from tb* In the Lin it*hell a n tho lake- Smith
M
j>
7;i
front,
lo
which
tha
public
la
inw Fait Coaai tho ndranteg** o’
Howard
0.1
0 t2
cited, Mr. Illggina announced.
M
ag.i
D uring th eir overnight atoy Botner
Othera who f i n d war* R. II.
here the troop* will pitch their
tent* In the undeveloped •action Varnay. Jim Cowan. C. E. Me.
o f 'F o r t Melton Fork w a tt of the
M ayfair Hotel, and tha motor
trucks will be parked on F irst
S treet and Lake Shore Boulevard.
T hera will ha 1,400 man and
tal tho north*rr
t o be t i a , 133 officers of the I f 4th te f a n .
try. and m e betU lloa o f die
117th ’ Field A rtillery, (en ab lin g
of r,00 nfm and 30 officer*, a
c ^ I.B 0i*O 'P ». Mar. 18 — m
to u t of 3,071 soldier* and o ffi *r.TV Britiah announced last
night ihop had atornted and oc
cer*.
T h r men will 1*n*u S anford * f
Tt»wr o’clock T uesday morning.
Billboards About
Seminole County
Placed In Miami
Col. Safay haa .4
aaoroclatten to tha
Hanford and Semlnol
•heir rourway, and
Member Associated Press
1911
MIAMI. Mar. 2« —Oil S tair
Senator W alter Itnya of llrlnmln
v a t named Thur*day to head »
aenale advUory romnitlli-i' wTh li
will (ludv lh# IIrooking* ln«tltute'* report on Florida* f!»rnl
affair*. The »ppoinlnienl wai »nnounced by John It. lleacluirn of
Weal t'alin Beach. preaUlent-de*
Ignate of the aenate.
Appointed by Bcacham to »rrv*
on the committee al*o were
Jam es M. Owen*. I'nlm Beach
counlr taa aaaceior. Hrotl M
Loftln. Jacksonville, forim r Unit,
ed Rtatca Senator and uuw co
receiver of tho Florida
Ka*l
Coast railroad; John M Brown,
former mayor of 81. I'elim hunt.
and Mayor lla a c lc r of I'rnaacola
Tampa Prisoner Ib
J ailed In Orlando
jMissiblev, New Re
gime Tells / N a z 1s
Turkish U d To J
Nation Is Seen
Germ sin Nationals In
Country Rush For
Frontier To Leave
I I IN lit IV Mar JM _
—
I'lil'ian* hilled in air raid*
0*1 llrltain *1000 the a tari Of
the o a r total 28.838 and
lhn«e *rrio|i*lv inlurrd tO.IM,
it »»« announced today.
Mllllari fatalllle* In Brit.
»l» » f t f about now.fifteenth
o f I k * rivltlan total.
M* «*«t>flHlrtl <*•*•!
W i t h n ftlcriirr o f full U n l l fil S tu tn * tiltl. K im ; P e t e r II*»
n e w m i l i t u r v roK im c w a n r®.
iMirleil In h a v e I n f o r m e d G e r ,
m u m to d u v tlin t Y iujo alav ltt d
h tl li e r e n n ' to t h e rio m o -B o rliit-T okvo a ll ia n c e w nu "ittiinnwihlt’" — unit rm th etl 1.200,*
(Kill triMi|iH to
Iin t i l e
n ta Twenty mrn died a* a reault i f eaplrainn w h ic h wreck'"! littn*.
Iluili tllnkan dipliiliialir quarHie fore part of the Cllle* Service Oil Compnny tanker Ih-nn-r .e
'lie wu* prtieecdliiK toward New Vmk right) mile* h.iiilli ,.f 1 .i(ie 1, 1 * .m d tin* cabinet derided In
Lookout, N V Twcnly-une nthi-t* weu> i i . c iiim I I h i . photo ,1 an all night aeanlon to return
tile *trickrn la n k r i t foii-gr-und I
m in le from 11 ( ow.i D o n it
p la n e a * unetiiri im ik e r .Itmd b>
N iilic c 1moki* p 'O iiiiig from the
Denver.
Legion Speech
Slated April 10; Contest Slated
Instructor Named At High School
*' i rnm ppl that I *1
h rr*i w flro m *’ ! |i
hv rVFFV IIIm'I'
n■•*1
if * Yu I'*’ OtaV
J
K iir t r M ,
i»Nhi‘ t n n 1 m u fu i
| i | t -si iiI m 11vr, OJiji
P
ui
iJ ia t^ t' i»1 th r 101|(g i n i l
U iH
m om m y
t tilth lltlll*.
o f U li’
N ltllfo l'l
<
|n it (in it hciA i .ir li»i- hi ’I
| itiif iu li1, f r t lilig
lh*" i trin| m Itl ion
1 Ih*m-w will Ir lir-lil III tiniBti-iiiul Schiiol in tin- Ki-iit Itu■1.1 j v\ a> tot> g i i'MI. Mr hiti;f Mini,
in.- "ii ("im m -rrlal Avr-rue ftu (ml I lo* i » |»n N i-ututlvi'n o M h im g r .
l l i r v i i r i l , S u m p h ',
atnl
un i-iglil weak*' pnii*l. Ml-* Ih-ul 1 a k r ,
U M t-o lu t o iin t r ia n il* i i jtrt (i t I lo
"Hill
,
1 li"«v inter (•■led ill taking tin- (■ n r Un ji ; | a « ( h t a on 11n t oit
ruiir.e may rrglatrr at Ihe fit "t >! 11ill ion o f th r U i i i t n l S L ilr*. nh*l
-In-- mi-r-tlrrg inr Apr. LU, at 7 .'.u - ill.lt f t 1 tll'flllllg W illi | 'lit I lu ll Hill
i l l ’ bilk
Nn rluirki- i" inaile f--i itl 7 It) o r im k lo lltg h l
T h is ii- t h r f i r r t lu iH ’ 11.......
1 1"- mnliurtlun.
[hr riiur** of .Indy I* ilivhli-il t r i f t ri'M li’pl hup I n i i i i h* lil in
S
m
ifiin J » m l i I»*• w i im r i «>f t l i i ►
inlii h i i i i unit*, nciipc ur rytiiil
Tha Hanford HhuffMioaril (Tub ink. Ii'i’iiliun, layout nnd i-i|iii|i. g tu u ji w ill fnm |>i*ti‘ in t i n rt-girifl
will inrat a h im f»«»m lc**ngwoud nirtrl; "tare urganliotlnn, it i - itl ..... . . A | nil H - L 1 In ii* I r M i l (hr 1
tl.i* aft«*rtHHin nl the lt>cul rnurta rliandlaliiK, *alr* pronnitlnir, i<-. i| ir * ln tli'iif lo go tn tin* N a tio n a l
TIi** pirblir, vigoroualy diiap.
at 2:00 urlork
tail in-dit anil rulli-rllnn*. and h u n h . lo t'nii |M*li* Jm I h r $1,000 prnvinir
flu* Alia pact, hystcrl.
< llllto i M h o lltl h h ljl, lit*hi A j ' i l l 11
I r-iMiiim-l ailiniiilatrntlim
cnlly rlifrrisl thr iinv rrgime and
TO I'HOIHICK FOOD
I^ K E
( ITT, Mar ' 28—( Spe
cial) —Mu* I t'olumLIa
county
farntcr* are planning to produca
a* much na po**IUr of the food
and feed requlml by their fam
ilies and stork Ihia year, accord
ing to County Agent Guy Cox.
WAS THIS YOU?
V e s t * rrlav a identification
wa* Frank 1. Woodruff, Jr .
Thursday morning at t;00
o'clock vaa were Ip the, office
of the Hanford Herald working
on a display ad with Quj
Wood. You ware so intent on
the Itv-out In front of you
that von pahl no attention to
tha thing* U it war* happen
ing about you. Such concentreflop may only be developed by
a person such as youi one who
ho# ,leken a vary active part
tat Legion and Shrbto affaire.
Nazi Forces
Yugoslavia
1 «N o'cloto-
<
l*rr «»f .'•fuira, llucVmrk arid t'tiii1(»au> in Orlnndo, lutm 'h‘»,ii rhuas t h r in s tr u c to r fu r n « f i ira
o f rla s a ra in p r fn c ip lra
ic
o n I m g w h ich w ill be gin A p r, 10,
it »dN iiiir iu u n m l tiH lu y l>y
R v c ly ii l l r n l o f 1>u)U im i H c u rli,
■ listi n l fo iin liim t o r fo r Hit * ln « v
JACKSONVILLE. Mar. 38 ttoTha Shrine pi rectora' Assorts
Uea af Narth America InlUatad
M nrrieai leal sight after a narad* sad painted to rtorto- of IU
l anvantioa today sriU election of
ST- AUGUSTIN It h
RrgfiAmtion Trr Tnlrc Seminole Will-- Hnvr
Place At Time Of No Representative
First Class Meet
In Contest Tonight
Hu|ierinU*ndai]t T W. I*awtmi
A im a k
t h r s u b jic t *
In
l«will go to (Jainravillr icxlay iu *1 mlird arc;
sllrntl the Scout I*Aia<lcr Training
l)p|K>rlunily In Ihi- flrld of re
Inatitutc of region alx lo bo hr Id lailnik. iiow In chon*r a Inratimi
at Ilia University of Florida,
frnm the standpuint of vuatoniei
In a run battle alter ha and Po
lice Chief Fred L Itlaenor aur.
prised' two man about to blow a
aafa Ib an oil warehouse. Knowlei
wet brought hers Wednesday
night after Rlaener identified
him a* one of the two man.
Adherence To ThreePower Pact Is Im-
Tragedy At £?ea — 20 Dead
Orlando Senator Is
To Head Tax Study
Directors Of Shrine
Initiate 50 Novices
Governor’s WM
Open, Spanish
.
28,
MILWAUKEE. Mar. an —(T*)
■— The AUU Cliplinrr* Mnnufu;;ta rin g Company, closed by n
C. I. O. strike finer Jan. 2 ; , i r .
opened today in compliance p ith
tin . grvcrnm ent'e demand, and
announced th a t about onr-thlrd
Of the noimal day th lft of pr:-dtiction men reported for work.
The C. I. 0. warned Ih-iso
who retumetl to work before tlie
Jnlon voted its vanctlon would
loas their Job* when the strike
ends.
Chairman Hykstm of the Nat tonal Defence Med In IIon I <*wr,J
la ft night ordered Immmtiat©
hoard action in friir labor ifi? *
put ci holding up p reduction of
I vital arm am entf
The dleputef w err lurried jver
to the board earlier In tile day
by Secretary of Lalx>r Peikln«,
who *afd Dial normal effort*
to end the walk-out* hid been
unavailing. It wan the flr«t tirna
the rerently-r*tabll>hed boa id had
been railed into play
The dispute* involve ftrik e. u(
four International llarvm tvr Com
pany plant*, the llnivrr-al I'yrlnp* Steel Company, lliM gc.
ville. Pa., th r Vanadium Corpor
ation of America. a 1*o at Itrldge
ville, and the Condenaer Cnrporatlon of America, South Plainfield. N. J.
Dvhrtra Issued hi* instruction*
hv tel-phane (moi hi> M»dl»on.
Wla., home tn Hoard Serrctary
Mar-h. He Inld Mar*h to a rr a n rr
tor Vica Chairman Davi* lo trke
-harga of afforta to *elile Ihi-ontrovrrfie* and to lievlo the
wo-g-^l tbs ssrilegl p o w M e tu o ment— thl* morning
British Announce
Takin g O f Cheren
ja a
MARCH
Allis Chalmers
Yugoslavs Shout For W ar;
Factory Opens
After S trike
France Cheered By Events
Violence At Harvester Plant
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F L O R ID A ;
Game Refuge Law
Upheld By Court
|
$2600 Is Reported In I
Salvation Army Drive |
Biologiats To Attend
Galnef ville Meeting
GAINESVILLE. Mar. t t -O R
—About 1 M biologist* are ■«Metod to attoAd lb* twentyfourth annual ataottag of tho
to
II
liaffii. ciam plcs of »tore orgun
l.allnti, line* of goods to tw
rarrli-il,
onlerlng
merrhamll""
how to avoid over-buying, pro
per I) displayed mm-hamll*,', tn
yoii-t- procedure, sale* promotion i
inrluiling
advertising,
special*,
and iliaplay*, the advantage* nl
ca.h *ml the advantage* of rrn llt,
function of a p*r*onne| depart
ment, and choice of •alrapcoplr i
With a number of campaign
report*, including those from
the county district* .still incom
plete, the Salvation Army an
nounced today that *2500 had
lean rollacted to data In the an
nual drive.
Roy Williams, campaign chair
man, and Captain R. K- Rom, dh
all workera to
1#'* " i t ..fitl |» iir r tn tin iin tiiiiia l
r o llii rt is tin $1,0 00 M it o h ii- lil|. 1allnl w»th imicafiMig h n o r for
eamllnuMt
r»«e rmmwt
g m -it I.) I h r N a h o n a l A im itftn
ia lift t o m iiiisB iin i
T in r u llti'a t In iliv i.ln l m (o tw o
{ m il*
| iri ji u r n l
urnl
i , ' io p o inriniUH o ia tim is
Thr
|i m j i u i i i J
oi illiiriiw nri* 10
lo 12
m inu te?
long h i i J m i u««t U r t h r oi ig iiia l
r f f o l l a of r i c h ro il llta la lit T h r
t*j»I•i,iii| m11tiiirous *p (t Iii*» tminI bt
lw i« ft*ll
fo u l
.... I fT x
iiOfiLitra
in Ir it g lh am t on B u iJ rc T i g iv e n
lllv "tuik" of 1-rlerv. which
lo th e r im t r a l Hutu f iv e in itiu trn
■err,- dr*rrlbrd
the IsrgctL
ji iio j to th e time* n i tlellk*»r>
Le«l(hir«t and prettiest seen hi
T h e m itim ia l e o lile a l
w ill Inr till* '"flkm In some time, wart
hr ill Ml M im e p o in t iif h i i l u r i r in*
1'ourht to lh* Hartford Stats
ta re s ! in th e U n ite d .Stales, uc
Fantter* Market today hr IL I f,
c ordin g to th e a n n o u n c e m e n t n l ( I’n n u o r t h a n d
Ira Southward,
the c o n te s t. I t o t y e a r it waa held | whose term I* located
in Mecca
___ _
u t lio a tim , In t h r F a n r u il H a l! I Hammock *outh of Hanford.
Hrirral uf the higgvet stalk.*
K *p erin ea o f thoac c n m n e tltig in
• era weighed at tha market and
the n a tio n a l c o n ic a l w ill be fiald
II. J. Lehman, manager, reported
by the n a tio n a l o r g a n iz a tio n of
that thev Upped the scales ai
th a A m r r ir a n 1 eglo n.
**m
Growers Bring In
L a r g e Stalks Of
Celery To Markel
Strawberries Are
Damaged By Rains
D. E. Norwood, who opera lea
a farm on tha wvaUld* with J.
H. Tindsl, aaid today that straw,
berry picking In a number of
plecva In this auction was nearly
at ■ standstill because of da
ms rs t»y rota early thl* weak.
Tha ripe berrica on tha plants
war* eithar injured by Ut* rain
ar washed away, he aaid. adding
that another crop would be ripe
In about 19 days.
At tho Sanford Stain Far roar*
Market, II. J. Lehman, manager.
3 J.f to 8 3.4 pounds each. TV*
rhbirest atalka were 15 Inches In
circumference after being • trip
ped. and stood from 30 to U
Inchce hlrrh.
The whole field Is o f superior
quality. Mr. Lehman said, and
the Valery brought to tha market .
was flaw la**—“there wasn’t a
■Ingle blemish an lh* leaves,' ha
declared.
Chase and Company la pocking
the celery, and la patting It in
standard erg tea aa that the tope
will not have to he rut off. aa b
a* * , i a 1 1 aw J w . O
— 111
q
*
I
usually don*. fItA will
bo
north, Mr. Lobanan aaid, w
believe* it will bring p
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�Regulation I»
Bred By Texas
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bL i. *vf.- v ■> * * * s- r ' •
• A billion dollars 14 k lot of m o w . A li v thoceand
limes a million dollars. It la os miJdi m th * « ttr #
ernmcrit debt waa Immediately before World war
}•
But now the debt le 60 billion dollar*, ft-trill sdon be.06
billion and If,.Congress rabie^ tha limit again, it will^be
ney a billion dollar*
more.
■■
tell* the following
realty (a, Investor America magst!
atory:
v
Suppose we take an Imaginer; i>oy, aired'16* r m *
and aaalgn to him the taak of coun If on* billion dollars
in one-dollar billa.
7 .
If he’a unuauatly alert and t(relea*r be might manage
to count aboutTioo one-dollar bltia a minute.' (Try it and
aee.) We’d have to be aura our young mgn was strong and
peraevering, for we propoae to work him eight hours a
day and five day* a week until the taak of counting one
billion dollaVa la completed. After he finishes this Job you
might think h4 would be able to qualify for a position in
a bank,’or gt the U. 8. Treiufuty, or ovafi at’ eome of the
race tracka where they handle mar* money thin you’d Ima
gine, Well, wait and aee whethar our dollar-t>ill counter
would be apt to get auch a Job,
But to get back to tha counting woA.
If he cbuuta 100 ona-dollar bnia a minute, he will ’l l
off 16,000 ait hour. Thit’e a tough pace, but we’ll Have to
keep the yoUng man’s nose to the grindstone, ao to apeak,
or we’ll never get through,
He’a working eight houro a day, remember. That w!ll
account for 148.000 by the end of the ft rat day.
U imposalbb for ft* Pro*
LAKELAND, Her. 2A^-(Fpe- would
eldest to return la Washington
eUl)—A ettnU n n la le n r pro by
flahmtar.
- ,
gram aubatantULly similar la
Florida’* lute, bean prepared by
a Joint Industry committer In Demonstrator*' Beat
Yean* and will lar ptfontiad to
the Lerial a lure la Austin within „ Envoy In Bctgradp,
die next few days, according Id
Information available bore Thun*
BELGRADE, Mar” Mk-<aVAntLAxLs demonstrator* dragged
“• f h . Texas committec■ composed Swedhh Minuter Ualmar Truat
of grower*, cannon and shipper*, hU ear tad beat aim severely bphava agreed on a 14*wan coni; caus* the minister, -speaking G«V
mission, a thru* cent advertising man waa btliavsd to b* a Oarmart
.
tax for grapefruit and a mini* rltlten.
The 60-year-old envoy waa la
mom price provision, accord Inf to
Chart** P. Chastain, secretary ■ Hrloth condition.
o f the Flo11da Citrus Commls.
«lon. who returned Ihb weak from
McAllen. Tex. Ho Waa request-d
by Tana rllrna leaden to aatilt
in working out the prop mod sat
of law*.
Finishing Of'Market
At Paftokte Planned1
"
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PAHOKKB. Mar. Ml —(Bo*,
rial)—The State Parol Market
ing Board ha* sent Bupcrvlaor
l^mpley. .of Bagdad, to Pahoksa
to comnlata tha Initial unit of thPahohee fltata Market on,which
no Work his been dona for sit
months.
lumpier will erect office*,
romulrte the truck drive* and
rrraln the market with neceaaary
equipment to fc« recdv foe Ijrtlal oDeration by Apr. IS. Th#
second nnlt will ba completed
during ibo summer. »nd whan
cnmnltted tha Pahohee maiket
will b# a* largo aa tho Pompano
market.
io Is making a dent in the pile of one bllUort' one-dollar
bills. Poor boy l
,
Working steadily, with no vacation, *and only live
Jackson Day Diners
To Hear Roosevelt
aboard
ba born of tha put,
Brtnhley of Gland Fame
Ha'a Broke—headline, lilt
l«d« nafd rejuvenation.
MS winter vl«Hoi's are pro
to to return north juat at
Seat season of tha year It
IlMl ilfttlng of th* seven billion
aid to Britain bill waa he'd
by had flying weather. Foaal.
S.
3. HEWION
41, "»r^ “rrd ^ T n K
rtt« and cartaln faith. Now.
3S52
Day dinner caU.irant*
' and fleet,
rata of dtuht gnaw tunnels
n r feat,
I QtWlA SCOTT MINER
U.
billion dollar* wm going to occupy hi* entire life. But
here he is, an old mdn. Ite’H see it through, however —
if he lives long enough.
At last the Job I* done. A bewhlakercd old man ha*
completed hla life’s work, lie’s past 06 yearn old and ho’a
Just counted ono billion one-dollar bill*. Ho wan 16 year*
old when ho started. It's hard to reailte, Un’t It?
Flying Kites
a n il” No one, of course, has
aufgosted that the United Stotts
“force a landing on tha Contin
ent”! and If the United States
la not In a position to wags a
successful sear ln Europe, then
there la no reason to fear nurli
n srar, whatever wa da now. If
there la really “nowhere” that
WO can possibly sand our soldiers
then we can poor out our supplies
all tha more freely. In the ecr.
tain hnowltdge that tha soldiers
ran never ba sent fatar them. Ths
WOrat to bo feared would ba that
the C ent ait* would coma over
hare after Winning In Europe.
“TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY"
By BUSSELL KAY
Visiting Marina 8tudio* not
long ago, I paused to look at an (
octopus. Of all tha predatory'
animal* of th* sea, thin allmy
creature la to m* tho moat loath.
M ini, tta unwinking eye* show no
merry. Ita powerful parrot-ilk#
beak relentlessly crushes the Ufa
out of every ihtfwualta* creature
that eotna* within reach of (ta
eight long htdaoux vacuum-cupped
“Go fly a kite if you want to, but keep It away from
electric powor dines and highways," **y* the National
Safetv Council in its .Springtime advice to boya and girl*. But Col. Lindbergh regard* that
w kith achool and roll'
Pointing out that many death* and injuries among young- da ev#n more comnlotely Import- tentacle*.
lla should study flpanl
iters are caused by kite flying, the Council tnada these albl# than the dispatch of - nn But whan there appear* on the
Imtln American rountrki suggestion*!
American army to Europe,
seen* a wa riemaf will'll it
of «■ la whare the next
L Fly a kite In a level open ipace, free from ditchea It la a confusion wbleh limply fret a to roaiUU, It squirt' Irom
the profemuj and lOtMly ,M* luktetW flwnlW** if ronrepor large-atonfu.*-no you'can rat a good run. Stay *w*T reflect#
unwarranted ‘ dafearlrm
from lrated, dy#-staff. Kcrwned by the
'to
r*koiih' 1,1*
from
wlfeb
anil
Ire**.
which
thlawhole ceunort iprihgi) cloud produced by eueh ejection,
dor Fepner l*. be*
iL Don’t fly a kite in a atraet or highway, and never aa other part* - nf th*' article IkU predatory dmixail of ih*
etitkiiM hecaui
m*ka plain. The eolonal bellerea deep run* tp rover while ronfu.
Itad Btataa shirk* run ocroM a rand to get a kite up.
Franco and Britain “Walt- flow confounds tta pnrxmrt.
8. Never u*e wire for a kite string, or a cord that ha* that
Aa I conaMi'S'd thle ttipy
Until t t , waa too late" and
tinsel or wire In 1L Be auro the cord isn't wet, Wire or wet *d
that It wax' folly for them to rie. creature, my nr Ini compared It
cord
will
conduct
electricity
If
It
*osa
or
fall*
across
a
flare war In 1BSD—from which With a apaeba of human octopus
(tan tha Yugoslavian «nv.
It fellow* that ha would have had that prey* on hclplm v'-ctln*.
mat algned tha Art* nlllanf* high voltage lino.
them submit to Nation without a practicing much th t same to elk's
ld«nt Rnoaerelt rre«e> all Yu4.
If
the
kite
break*
loose
and
falls
in
electric
wires
war. Now, ha aava, “our ptdlti. Lull, from tha aunHnoint of *(ivtan credits In thl* eoua- or a tiTo, leave
f*— To
“ climb
”
*' It, or to try to
" die* elana and idealist* harangue us tpelc and iU»e«rf-the "Fabiy
.
..It there.
after
Now that a revolt baa ore.*
Mi t y Belgrade government lodge U by throwing a weighted wire or strike i t it, may about defending freedom *iid de- Whan public opinion la quiat
Buyer".
the Yugoslavs have lined un cause a severe electric shock.
they prey marrlleiaiy on every
.to# Alika, We wonder If
5.
Remember
that
It’s
better
to
toee
a
kite
thaq
to
helpless class of wag* earner.
r ^ d ltT ^ ^ m f ro s e n , lose your life.
*
With alluring ndvvrttalag nnd di
rect mall campaigns promising
A TROUT IS always hungry and will take whatever
iatore are haln*
H
easy
money for salaried people,
against th* BL he can gft with the least effort, BUT "yon have to find
they get unwary school teachers,
rway nro|*ct un- out what he la eating aa hk regular diet when yon are
stenographer*, clerks, truck driv
;ar* ngree t* vets calling on him," declares "Dick" Miller, work! Champion
e n and laborer* In their dutches.
ship canal. N»w
Once' too. Uarklea* victim Is ta the
ry at Ita hast, "if distance fly outer, In the current Rotarlan magailne. JCx■reap of thotr vacuum-cuaped
my back, I’ll pcrlments with "Ume" fish show that they wlH rise to a
on* a, there la no escape, fired*
Wkat of the me. lure tha same aa they are eating at the time, bat wflf Ig
untly, through usurious intercet
to* Ft. Lawrence nore one that differ* in color or general appearance And
in las from i!M to 000 percent,
lift deserve «ur
troift a rt pretty pernickety, ao fit the fly to the feeding
they aquaaaa until ■nil realaiannt
■
le cenouerad. Neither con mimes
habits at tha time, warns Millar. "Improve your easting,
nor ptty mitigate* the proreaa.
er, i«mmunlst l»ad- ■nd you’ll improve your Ashing," Miller asserts. "No n»ta federal pcnlten.
artcan partletpatlo* tetr what your present ability may b* you eon doable
»-v
i M i W a t e *" ^
The Defeatiit
New York HarwM Titovs
Col. Llodbarah’a “letter" ta
“CalUart" la intarestbag la that
It damsaatnitaa, more fully Urns
before, haw aomplataly k* boo ao.
repted th* Naal atUlado, too Na.
In Wash
ington Saturday night.
H* began preparing hla ad
d-ex* and arranard^to speak from
Ik* wardroom ot tho yacht Poto
mac. on which he la cruising n
*
from 0:30 to
southern 'water*.
misfortune
to bring aalary ^aytra under
regulation of the Plate loon law#,
and point* oot that tha bin aimply define* aelary buying “
• money lending5, and that under
it -whatever la legal
for
other lenders »W ' be- legal Intareet foe aalary, buyers, and uy
th* gam* token; whatever la
UEUBY far o ti-r lendVre like
wise; will b* twury for them.
.enterprising eivle group U not
alone, for lb# bUI ha* been en
dorsed In the moat vigorous lang
uage by such trrgnnt*ato»n» ’ •*
tha American Fedrretlpn nf ■La
bor. the Florida Federation of
Labor, to# State’# . Attorney# of
Florida, to aa* nothing of bat
association* and grand Juries, nnd,
what’t more Important, by Ciovefnor Holland.
• Klwsnia points out that toe
anw* bill passed th* House three
time* in toe 1P3B session but
never reached • a Senate * vote.
�f
-A'
M , 1M 1
Interesting: Exhibits Buffet Supper fa
Seen At Antique Show Given By Auxiliary
LOURINE BEAL. Sodcty Editor
Conference Report
Is Heard By D. A. R.
F R ID A Y
' . The U D. C. will meet at the
home of Mrs. D. L. Perkin* on
^jUgnotin Avenuo at 3:3D P. M.
Sewing *aealon* will continue
far the Red Cross In the Woman'.
Club from 9:39 * A. M. until
11-JO o'clock.
•*
SA T U R D A Y
^ The General Sanford Memorial
T J h r s r y Aaaoclalion will meet In
tho Eplsopal Pariah House at 3:00
P . M. A ll members and prosper.
* lir e members are urged to a t
tend.
MONDAY
Tho Pretbyterlan Auxiliary will
meet in the church at 3:00 P, M.
followed by a business meeting
. a t 0:30 o'clock. The meeting I*
*
being held ope week early be
cause of tho meeting of
the
•P n a b y te r ia l In Palm Beach which
fha o fficer* o f the auxiliary a :e
planning to attend.
Sew ing era*ton* for the Red
" Grom will continue in the Wa .
m an's Club from 0:30 A. M. un11:30 A . M.
Troth Seeker* Cla** of tha
-Methodist Church will meet with
' M i*. A. D. Shoemaker. 170S Park
Avenue, at 3:00 P. M.
Sew ing session* will continue
chanter will he held on Aprlt IR.
instead o f April I I .
WOULD EXTEND BOARD
W ASH IN GTO N , Mar. 23 — <JP)
— The TTouae merchant maHne
committee recommended today a
two-year extension o f the life
of th* maritime labor board,
which eap lre i under present law
on Ju n e 22.
SEEKS POUR-LANE ROAD
DAYTONA B E A C H . Mar. 28—
(A1)— Tho Kant Conut Highway
A«»<rialion yinterilay vdtc.l in
continue effort* to obtain ti fourlane ro*,t from K*»*nu county to
Miami ami beyond mid re-elect
ed H. It. Martin r f Fort Picrc#
prealdrnt nt It* annual meeting.
T ic exhibit of Mr*. J. B. Bay
The Indie* of the American
arai adlinleed the "1100111**1*' at l^ gien Auxiliary were hn*tr*»ea
V* r " ' ‘ an'1 V’1*?!!* at . huffet *up|ier on W c ln cd a y
*how which was
given nl the
. \
*
Woman*. Club on Oak Avenue ev,M,n« • ' «>"*
llu l given
yesterday morning. Mr..
Bay** for the hu.band* of the members
exhiliit includetl an ***orini*nt of and legionnaire* anil their wive*,
antiuue
gin*.
ware
inch,ding Thr hut v l | d, corttpll for , hl.
i amlnrieh c h i... milk n a n , *utln
w(lh American fla g , and
Friend* of Mia* Irma Mai then* c l . . . , overlay. Ilrletol ware a 0 |W p#lr|oUf , nlWfni.
will regret to Irani that *he U *nnkr el*** va.c and n complete
K,ir thr hiM()ri<. .,
„
, nd
111 with m en let.
■ m T Jie.™
'
w”
« •" " * " participateil
h> the
I ' xf *" « m i it
v'
I’, '*r» of miniature *ilk
Mrs. Margaret I,. C oil and
Mrs. M. J. Brum nnd Mr*, r flags m hnldr?"" wm* hre"viilec|
Mrs. Berths Lindsay o f tieneva F.. Rminnllat th srn l honors when to Mr* p p <mith | r >|ri
spent last Sunday at Meibomnc I their exhibit
w a.
indeed
the | | \
Swan.on, '.Mr* ' J, «*',e l.m'
| **mo«t intere.llng
Tin, rxhihll vrM _y1r,
K |*l w ,„ r
M „.
liearh.
linc iided niece* that I eln nccl to Joel Reid ami Mr* J W Maniel
wh„-e father
n
|h
Mr*. Cotretl Tally and daugh i hllialH-ih Mann.
h
ter, Kalhlyn. or J*rk*onvlllr m** w a. a . or no nil in tie fir-t North pnrlJ Brr(. Mr,
guests thi* week of Mr*. T a lly ’s I urolina tm m .. in the American rnndlrialc fo,. Mll|r (1^ „ lrt ,
ncvoh'tlon and
who . . .
th# the „lp llli, Mlon, nf j,ck ..m v illo j
parents, Mr., and Mr* E II. 1-an
ereat creat-areat rrandmother of >,r- n „ ly Mr( |„ rf,. pflM
•■ 7 .
Mi*. Brum and h I.. Boiimillal. prr.nlcnt, of Xpopka nml Mr*
Sh*> wa* *| o the mother of Box- j PM|l. i m..n J..', rt# * * ' , *
Mias liab le Chapman of Oirl a n . M itchdl who married Ur. J. l ^ T
J Harru a nionccr re.ulcnt of
o il.n
i„ , i„ i i , ,
ftanfniil Among the ohjccl. of Mr" I' ” « ,
m
M/ •"'>
In le r cl w a. n picture of her, nml j - - ,
, n"'* ^ r>rlothinc. m ere, of .liver, .him . f w
,'V
«#
1 »nd * clock hchincing in the fain yjr , . ' * ! " „ r";
' ‘ J”'
*, r ' lr *
' C h r n d .ill, M r
Mis* Dort* .larkaon who i* nt- t| v
tendlnr Florida Stale College foi
Mr. W It Ballard nf
A lla. !"!] m , ' n" S ? n"*,V’."r
Women in Tsll*hu«i.ce will spend monte ri^rivril a nrir.e for ex- «•
, ..
M^ J
the weekend in <!nine*vllle ami ' liihltlmr *‘lhi* most vnlmihle sin | ij_ ...
V|, l no
attend the Military Ball.
glr piece.- Till, exhil U included
1 I'P r o c t o r . M i.,
hi nil-made lace, in
Idack
and . . ___
. *m®. Adam
hind mid
Friend* of L. II Hodgin* will
he sorry to know that he ha*
been III at hi* home on Palmet
to Avenue for the pa*t
Iv i
week*.
Pe rsonals
HAPPY
Specialists in
SPRING
MILLINERY
Noel Coward. unoOIrlai am hansdor of good will for the British Co*,
ernmenta, visits Gertrud# L«wrfnre barkatage In New York, on the
last lap of hi* (tying visit around the world. The playwright and the
art re** dl*cu*.ed plan, for the raising of fund* for the B riliih w»r
rrlirf in th* amu*rmcnt industry, a project to which M m I .aw rent*
it devoting much of her lime.
l ie n :
nf
»py,
fi n d u p p r m u ' h *
.\h fs
S iri1
I ' l i i i ! * f o r H i f J u n i o r \ 11 v 111r%■*
I m u * 1 1> i l l i i r - s , t f t m** n f ■h •
ita titfh lp r
o f l l ^ t *,,, A m e r i r i ' a n
t o « t - ' n i r m l u r s m tin* . n t, i li#• H m . *
Ilrriry
I'phmv nf lertil Arm y I»ny m Urljuuln *■ti u l piny, "t nut. i * It « I..I- ti« ■n
S. ( 1 o l ‘oni- I Hum* 4April 7 u»*fr mini** hi tit*- ih pi I i m- i p« ut->I num \|n i in Apt v
sun " f ■' *
I l l ' l l l u r i d ' m g o f t h e liH -r u lie i •* nl t h e i n n » • >1 n , i *
lie tu o iu m g
I'viije. it* ,,
[ill o f
Mine
H elen
SJUM■ t e l m u l l
o il tpy \ l t «
U n t il C id e n e m ,
........
I'V \ l r i
! -run v
Jtb e W e s t S i d i ' W e i l i u - d u v l i f t , i • o f ti n - i i i i n t l v
" ig u m /i d l.itil
I ’e r im i. m,. n i c e of i f f
| ItiMtfl.
dark-ion of ih i. m i fill'll
I in" m i ' i ' l i ii m
'I'.-tll I 1. 'Hi
or of M r,
E l l 't i - I i«k 'ifriHip r u n t i m e i 'le I ' r e n i u i - h V of Ihi* city, nod Mn |ih<* ( ' o f i s t i l utl<»ll f.tU11\v«'• I It;
here several lime n m l t n i p r n y i i a m) t In S i il u r * t o
n-r of -friend H lut W i l l It. i J Jfl
| t H j| k tit i.li I i
Iin \ iV"*
t nu n» S o v u i r d
tRsli
M liim l ra m .*
In t o
i t . I f , , h l . Si
* .f i
Mr* Wntler Yarlu.rnuaii, Mr*
O. n M elhleu*. Mr* Bamlnlfih
and Mr* Bertha I.. Lindsay of
* " ' 1*' t , M . ol |
S tn ln m
I!„.
,I S e r i '
d e lve d ! w n i
f,on, will *
" " ‘I
' l.'g 'O l,
llu l
" r .r , , h ' S " " , » ' I Vi'1,1 k
m n rrin g .
A f t ,.r . . . .
u» even, of Ann. . .
‘111
PROTEST
nil ml
C jlt O lA S
. m111hr
pi n il»
l " 1 • l,lb w l1 « "
nti I’ Xpriliti n, i»
90 v r « r »
and
ir liis i.
f in g e r
ir I aim
h lh ite d
vuse
By M rs
vi Ii lr It
i. | I
\V \ M I I \ i . I O N
Mu
*
i*i j
Sr* »i t j i ! s SI n*i .-li
I i
'*' • I V i M l ’ l dll l • "
1 liMMliHllHH
liiiiiii1 y inn *1 ut* ii
) j«t 11A
11 - astunt* o f Intti'T i l l *t •i • 11:«n • *'■" v h
,l,i hf> ‘•'lint tin • i i I ’iii'it *M Fi*'1 'M
♦nl
ix m m it li*«
H
J
M i»
n u 'i'tiu y
'• ■ V D.;*
**
♦
.
l.r im in n
)
• n tiiiu et bi'lu n g in g t«» h> r w in
o v erlaid w ith a lace c b d h
an d i
f,eiitvre*l w ith a double em inirnpin ' f'
of a n t i u u e t i f f a n y
*rln<*filled Ii
w ith
cel pew* a n d ( 'h in e se for-; !
E et-m e-n u U - T o ff e e r a k e uiul an !
*
c r-
,
8mart Pre-Easter Economies
That Will Create A Sensation
U W ly Fashions That Will Do Doubk Duly t I >
to w Color Dtcoom wlili Matching Coats . . .
Print Frocks with Filled Angora or Bolf Prist
Jackets to Match . . . Wool Jsckets over LYtf*
Di m m . . . Smart ScfaraU Redlsgoto Costs
. , , Now Esster Pastels * . . Street, Ansraooa
and Sport Models BaawtlfaUy Made.
a One-Piece Dresses
VAndlngot# Ensemble*
• Jacket Ensembles
;# Lovely Pastels
• SportFrocks
, Priuu
"Your Satisfaction
la Our Success’'
DR. INGRAM
l i t MagWIe A t *.
1 tii'
• ItIU .M S
M Y R T L E
To introduce o u r
new Beady-to-Wear
Department. We are
offering these- -
!►»< • *’1
Opening
Specials
H<mnnl]ri> thi> l e g M l r u l i n n 1’’
Mr* t ‘ I!
mi
wilt,/'* ■
( iu p t e r n f th. 11:«uirlit i-i * uf i h e l
’
Amrrlran Itexolnf mri fur n * , h i r hn>
it v flinrl which i ii**ed i n u u ,'
\ luiiiii
1
Fhnne n n . “ n l y vi t i
Mi
H e i tl p v . \ D
■I»a|»M 111 Ol
W
M r*
1 T. E
llradipiarlrr" tm
nnd tiarden Siipidie*
Henry
inu* project* nf the itrirninrritInn ^ ' "
•
A. Russell
Seed (’umpany
1,1
i V\ M T iin iu e lifiM r * *
l
\V I*1
i Halt. Mr« >| J JDmn, Mr- J
*
Geneva format! a party thnt «.»- l fa Patler«nn. Mr* I A MnweM D'b
lendeii the meeting of ilu- Civic | M i a . 1! A M a t t e n M m
F
»! • ■ H
Department of the Hanfuni Wo Bsiumillat* Mi
i h ItmunUe, ih*<
man's Club on W ritnecla/ ai Mr*, III J I ehman, \ti"> John ,
which lime Mr* Alfred E W all Mei*rh Hr. Mr* \V H flrnnite>
of London spoke.
___________ ! and Mia I1 W Mim-nek
AI*o, Jlr s JiihiB* H Turley,I
Mn*. fieorffe A »Sijne Mr- Jnhn'
) Itrumlev, Mr*
Jnme«
Witann/
i Mi"- J . H' M MniHm, Mrs. Orcn
I
i Hunielt, Mra, flemire Mnriran,
j Mrt. It. \V Bupreelt, Mr" J. It
' Bi>ot. Mra. Frank J Hauer. Mr*
I A- J IVailr. .Mrs Marry lle n e n ,
’ Mra. Cleorge D lli<*hnp and Mrs
i J U. Hav
|
j AUo. Mr> Fri'd T William".
Mra, F.nima AIiIhil Lyman. Mr",
i
Men iik. Mr a, (trurge A
will b« your* If you let us 1 J.M u fEL
fe lt. Mra A M Philip*, Mi*
help you take care of your
e y « . Do the lens of your
glasses need grinding? We
can give you one-day ser
vice I
• WIHTKS
• lit )N N I! I S
Visil the MYRTLE SHOP
I r.
honk.
el
u 1 n ti ua*. br "
The r n f f e e (aide uhudi wn« nr. chairman of ilu
ll irn-on
'
re Hired by Mra J H Bav with M.onnoie-,1 |,v ih»' Kail,
Sale on Better Dresses
Doors Open 9:00 A. M. — Be Early!
*
Lm i u I h,
w e re
• I’A S T K I . S
• I*El TS
I AVOWS IIOM 1U 'A H O 'i
*. n |
New Memher Taken
Into Itehekah lx>di;e
iFfiminr t i f f a n y gin** an d a Vein",
D an
• S T It.U Y S
S H O P n u sV V
i in if t •
ut t h r
nv er I (Ml y e a r olil, aueh
M the
khici l.lnrnlii h i i i v , n silv er
cup
tknt tins tieeii in th e f am ily for
ns
..lei i.
I
Hgumrt * n d iK iio "
m u , k di«|i"*.-d • ! 1 1"
shown relief .. n*
- *i li --tlar'v n- lire
b*‘i iii" t l" i
in .lid- rut* would a ff.e t aged p e n u*
--f
Mr* and m im iik iiroiei 1 w .itk ii.
i 1" l *"‘ f ',B " " l">'
SAVINGS
it s c li'r lin n
n n yw h err—
III ItIII
„
nfl^ ^ in ' Z J ,
, . " h ih ii
B A S H I N i i T l i N , M n e l' *
i ,1-i
lt " '
........... .
ed t e l ~
Si n u n , i . A n d i e w . « n , t | .
Va l e r n V\ .
i n k : n ■"*<* v e - i - r d n j t h e y h u d u n i t . i . 1 " "
h i e le d r , l
I " IV p , \ t - " 1111111, ' m u , . ,
||,m
A f t e r liu
to.
111-112 E. FIRST ST
p r c i:>
, him it
"t.
_
e x h ilt-
GROUPED AT
A. William*
j J C!J!, , 1*!Auxiliary To Attend Play Is Postponed
ina (o Wed ,\rmy |)«y ()n April 7
From April I To S
Mi** Lucy RouniilM . a student
of Florida Stale College in Tnltahassee will attend Military Bell
weekend in Gainesville ihi* week
end. While there she will he the
guest nf Pi Knppn Alnli* ll"u
and Mr M id ,dr* F E Hnuniil
l i t III.
t* v ™
BIRTHDAY
Mr*. It
II M I
W.
l ii- l
S i.
I ’lt iim -
newest p o p u l a r
priced s t o r e in
Kan f o r d where
‘VALUICSKPFAK
M)t?l)KK THAN
WORDS"
»l
S p e tin l /d n n ia l i d b i i u m
l
In
I* \l h F T *4
Dresses
M><
* Solids
• Comb,
4
only
b * C C U &* UX.
in P+xfcvuHancA
G-f FofM#T
Dawaon. Mra. J. L. I n g l rv .
Mra. II. C. HuHoar. Mr" llarria
Andtraon. Ji!r« W
II
lUllard.
1 Mra. John Ivey mid Mra, Maxwell
f
ValucH to
2.9K
» S te w a rt.
j Alao, Mra. A T Thomaa, Mlaa
I IrenaHinton,
Mlaa
Margaret
Daria. Mlaa Lillian
Hammond,
. Mra*
B. D Tasuell
and Mm
j
j
tx
100 C O T T O N S
|
S h eers
I ’ rrruU-H
Phene 34
S pi inu
S u m m er!
Today and Saturday
Double Program
• Crepes
Ike new GENERAL EUCTRIC
REFRIGERATORS ore hertl
Thi* new glam deed G-B "Big 7"—
at the former price bf a G-E "6"
— U the bay o f the year! New
advancements La convenience and
food preservation plus GET «»
tm fn ttd ptrform*ac0 r t r a r f lot
im
e Skirts
o Blouses
o 8wcaUr*
M AGNOLIA AV M
•\
w e re
R eg. SI.00 p N / V
to $1.40
1 ^ 1 1
Sanford Electric Contracting Co.
C U ABPRB
and
PICKUP TABLE
Jong Ufa wd faitbfaj serrica,
a
W o r t h ll .l l l l
.
PH O N E 441
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•
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R l I f I.
M YRTLE
SHOP
V
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t t y
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Board’Continues To
Probo Navy Mishap
beauty is
ForWarAgairat
Nazis, Fascists
as BEAUTY DOES!'
(‘IT. ■ A id
STUCCO BUNOALOtr
• BOOBS AND BATH
} I BBOBOOM8 OD LOCATION — N l
.
8CBOOLB
S A C R IF IC E
{
FO R
MY
CASH
,
in q u ir e
EO. WEINSTEIN
STYLE SHOP
1M E. f i u r t NT.
w m Sum uauL
V g IB U D U lS
ftCALUN
t e t s f d f a f s i iiA w .ts
A ek tetd avsh kaw tat
HAYNES
CORAL GABLSS, Mar. U - CC,
-Member* of tha Flerld* Biatarkal Society asoewbWd jr*aivrday U baar a s ftterae by
Rriert f . Giwwalee af iaiifard
on eeremralal .WaaSksi af «U
m a te s BemHtoU Indiana, a fanlata af Urn ay swing aanlaa w
iM r M tt animal ma#tls«.
Tha society's annual U j s a s a
maatlnf, a maaaa»a
rmet.
drat C. if. Curry
<*»***<•**
an nddrnaa W Dr. Dark f#trchOd of Coeoout Orora, S u it e
and aaplarar, wara amang a t te
fantore*. .
. . .
_
Mar. 28—<A9Commander W. I). Sample, « tvarutWe officer , of the naval air
station here, said Thursday a
board of Inquiry had not comrE N S A C O L A .
’ ' ••
H ip
not
done
w ith
P fU w ha
p e rt
ra m m g n d c c rc ii
to
mka than to tha frootiara; mili
tary trucks rami led through tha
itreats; and orerhaad the sky
• a s darkened with Tugoslarlna
I u. mnwtt, gr*e *»
was.named ftnA.vteo e
Herbert J a n ata Jod
second vice president;
3. Msnuey,, Bt. Angui
recording searatary; Watt March,
men, 8L Augustine, correspond
Ing secretary and librarian, and
Dr. Dorothy Dodd, Jacksonville,
treasurer.
•• ■ Oeorge Eustls Polta, Ormond
Beach, and Mn. Mar)orle Kinnan Rawlings, noted author af
Hawthorns, ware rhoSen dlr»etora at large. Phillip 8. May.
Jacksonville, was named second
district director and Thomas P.
Caldwell. Coral Cables, fourth
district dlttstor.
*.
$1,840,000,000 Farm
Dentist, Mayor Keep
Bill Wins Approval Youth In U. 8. Army
University Students
Hear Dr. F* F, Gaines
0AINR8VILLK. Bar. t d - W
—Dr. Francis V. (lalnes, presi
dent at Washington and Lae tig!varsity, told Florida
students
Thursday that "Inlclleclual free,
dom ran produea n anser Intel
lectual Isolation, and tatsllectaal
open-mindednssa can ba so open
that atrptr-tnlndedneis results.
Ila appeared at tha anlvmlty
as tha speaker for tha fifth an-
WASHINGTON, Mar. 88-</T)
—A reeord-'jrtaklng farm MU.
carrying more thanll,340J)00,>'0,
won speedy approval from the
Senate appropriations committee
today The full committee rrcommended passage as part of an
effort by a powerful group of
senalars d.mandlng that
tiie
farmers share more largely In
the prosperity promUcd t » the
defense program.
Tho Senate will probably act
PORTLAND, Maine, liar. II
— WV— Three bridges, 11 teeth
and the mayer of Watarvllle kept
Private Joseph Mertler In lbs
army.
_ . , lan_i
Rejected from his national
guard outfit
fsetiv* Uelh, the Watenrllle youth
hurtled horns, pul In aome long
hours In tha dcnlUl s chair >M
prrpared t# go W k lo PortlsMIla cra'dn't find trw'PO'Uttao
until Mayor Paul A.
-
SSK S f
___
Dies Says Strikes
Diie To Communists
at UU tataat atnea It
sv* off ft riaaS with Ormls Sam4 fe* tha orsaint That's why
ay*ra a# pout# ta him. Thsy^s
C t t l i f ' m w i u ’ u (—
i# Orient.
I f * takaft for granted that tb*
ikado baa hla o ft on th* PMMpnaa. but tha bast g w M l | ta that
— Chairman Dies of ths Hoiim
committee Investigating un-Api'-rIcan activities,. Uhl the Itimwyesterday that the United Btaie.
might expect strikes In key in
dustries as th* "natural fruit n f
Communist leadership In lsl«>r
unions."
Th# Trxan said there shiuhl l*e
no surprise over “the shocking
revelation that tha atriko at lha
Allls-Chalmera pUnt *»» «Y,e;'
as a result of a fraudulent pal-
Glee Club To Make
First Trip Tonight
TALLAHASSEE. Mar. 2 7 (SpecUll-Tha Florida State OoL
Isga Glee Chib ruserabU. which
has sung at tb* New York
Work ftVorkTs fftlr. in a * 1®**'
villa, and Hi TelUhftftsee at
Stats College and local theaUrt,
W*0«nea« and Italian nationals,
S lly triumphant inch n littla
M before, ' frantirally tried to
fat but ef the ountry.
Paul « u aalaad by tha army
rt Vinkovtl, hupertant railway
htnetlon near tha Hungarian bor
der. Ha had been reported in
flight to Hungary or Graeco.
A new garai Murat - * - ,dm,tough old air
_________ __ ___ ____ __ tha it*
pear-old King Pater handed full
sonrpignty, gars shert shrift to
tha apoplectic German ambassa
dor, Viktor von Ilearen.
Voa IIreran rushed to the for.
sign office Thursday morning as
soon as Peter formed o new cablnet.
Ho whs given exactly six min
utes ■to state tbs German posi
t i o n — reported abroad
to t s a
virtual ‘ ultimatom.
When.ha asked about tha new
government's attitude towards the
Axle pact which Urn old regime
signed Tuesday at Vienna, It was
reported tha haw foreign minister,
Nomtchilo Nlneic, replied merely:
-I can't tail you that yet."
Otherwise tha policy of the
new government will be turned on
friendship for the Aria/ Nlnelc
la reported to have added.
Neutral diplomats, however,
sold this was merely an attempt
to stall for Umw while tbs mill-
The Rev. H. W. William, pat.
ter af tha 2Inn Hope Missionary
Baptist Church at Eighth Rtrec*
and Orange Avenue, announced
today-that a aS-ond penormanee
of the drama. "Heaven Bound,"
will ba presented at Uta churrh
Mar. 81 at 8:80 o'clock, and that
a special section will be reserved
for white persons.
Many peapla could not attend
tha first performance of tb*
plar. the minister said, and had
asked that It ba given again.
Thera will ba 29 characters In
tha rsllftoua play. A small ad.
mission will be charged.
«
u
x tfo lle ltn r
M a s te r
y
In
itu Y i.r ,
C tisneery.
M A M S,
fo r
I 'l s l o l l f f .
A FFf.tC ATIO^f
ron
U na
I ’ n lr s s s a id c e r t i f i c a t e
s h a ll h#
r a lw n u s l
a r c d r O In g in
la w .
th e
p r o p e r t y d e s c r im d th e r e in w i l l h#
so ld In I li a l i l g h e j t b id d e r a t th e
c o u r t b o tisv d o o r *»n t h " f l i r t M o n
d a y In th e m o n th o f A p r il.
1941.
w h ic h
la
t !• — Tin slay
nf
A p t ll.
IM I.
H a te d
th is ; m
day o f
M a rc h .
Tha oldest man found In tha
1040 census was a Chicago man
who emigrated from Egypt, lie
waa 128 years old.
FLORSUEIM
. .
F p e rls l
MURRAY
nRADENTON. Mar. 28—(Spe.
rial) —day moml Paul Krllry was
•ratanrad to aerrn year, at Ual.
ford Thuraday by Circuit Judia IMI.
Harr(son after hiving piraded
guilty to it rhargr of armed rob
bery of a hotel whlrh, court rec t m e a
ords showed, nettrd him f i t .
if
Zion Church Plans
Drama Ort March‘31
T E L E P H O N E 80S
A R C A f)E B U ILD IN G
West ant half (W H) of Lot
Four «d>. II loo It **A" of Lea
vitts subdivision as per plat of
recant in Flat Book -|» p*a*
* 7. Seminole County, Florida.
TAX
I1F V 3H
C flA P T ftC R . 17417 O F l » S |
N O T IC K
18
IIK n H T
O IV K N .
That
8 F . l-o n g .
h o ld e r t d
Tai
C s r tlflc a ie
So.
I SC I. Issu ed
th e
t r d d a y o f A u g u s t A . D . I SS I, baa
f il e d satiny In m y o f f ic e a n d
has
m ads
a p p lic a t io n f o r a t a i
deed
t o bs Is s u e d th e r e o n . Maid c e r t l f l r a t a e m l t t a r m th e
f o ll o w in g d e
s c rib e d p r o p e r t y In th e C o u n ty o f
Ite s ils o ls , S t a t e o f F l o r lc a . t o - w i t
N W I , of K W I4 o f H ill*
t lo n
li.
r * * w n s h lp
S I M o u th ,
Hang*
a t ITast l a A c re s
T h e a s s e s s m e n t o f t t o • s a id p r o
p a r t y u n d e r th e
s a l t b r r i i l f l e a t e Iss u a d w a s In th e n a m e o f *
|
Tha ruth af man to Uta eolorp
ana awlft, trmlna, automobUaa and
'ENTILATEDS
ih
temperature 20 degrees—and reduce your
t u n
( in c u r
c u i m t i
l i
R o m s: to r i r n m a a
t a r n r t i. m . o u t *
s s t w i x i ..;
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ir t i . m ( s
j i imjm.
r i.o u iii* . i *
r n n B A T i:
IM I l H : » : W T * T r ■•*• A I I I - l U w k l a s .
D frra e e 1
To
A ll
4*i r*t il sir' • a ru l
I*, r s o n *
H iv in g
* 'la tins
s*r
fftwm sn.la
A g a in * ! f U itl Kat s i *
Y o u gifts! rgrlft stf f l . t i rsr* h > r * b y
tvol I f Is 4
an .. rr « |u lr * s l in
fir fim l
ggy
c ls ln ia
a n .!
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w h ir l*
y o u , «»r #11 h r r ..f yo u . m a y h a v *
a g a in s t i h " r f t u i r o f A llis l l a w k in a , d s r r a a r .l l a | r «a| a s l.l I 'o u n lV .
lo lh « F o u n t) J u J g r n f
1‘o u n lF . F l n r li .a . s i h is t i f f l r a ta I k *
ro u rl
bouar
«.f * a iu
F o u is iy
al
H a n fo rd .
F lo r id a .
w it h i n
« ig b l
r a lrn d a r
m « t t ili*
fro m
lit #
ifn i#
•f
lit #
f lr * i
p u l.I|.* a i Io n «.f i hrn o lle # F a r l . r l s i m or « l * n t i n j o h a ll
ba In w r l ll n r . . a n .i s h a ll s i s i * ih #
p l a r * o f r * s l( l* f M 'r a n d | m . s | o f f Is *
a d d rs rs o f i h * . t n liiia r tt. a m . s h a ll
ha j w or it in It) l l . * r la lm a n i a g # n l,
o r a llo r iis ft
s i i j s i . ) «iU«li . 'la in ,
o r d*IH B ltd Dot a., f ll e .l w l.s ll Is*
n in t h
JI'DICIAL (TMCtlTi IN
ANI>
F4IH mCMINOLK FOUNT V IT ATX
OF FLOW111 A IN (TIANCKMY.
l U l .N N I i: H A U L
p la in a n t ,
i hoe costs In the bargain, bees use. Ilk* all
I'A H IIA H
Com
F ir s t
SAM 8
H A W K IN G
%• S d lttlttl* ! I S lo f
of
I II *
I w ls i*
..|
Allis* l i a s k ti.«
.1*
as#.!
iM .l.lh s t lo n \ l m . I. ,
i- . i
NOT I I I
thohas
l lorsbelms. they're mads to look better longer.
*°
«> I* I I K H N l N i N .
C l e r k ClrsisM C o u r t. p>e-.ntH«>l»
C o u n t!
F lo r id a
%ol,|
yoor feet coaid talk, they'd dp you o t about
Florshtim V e n t.-ib e shoaa that raduca your
fsndsnl.
-
CORRECT MEN’S WEAR
TWUgg UodHag ooIm In u»-
i iu n r ir r
i' a i u i a M
d«
p iv o n i n
o n t ip .n o r r im i.iC A T f O N
THE
HTATK
OF
F l a O I I ID A
lo
T h o n tg a l l u b * r l
P a r h a m , trh n s #
r* « l< l# n ro a n d IN m ii O f f l r a
sdd ra s a la 791 N U s r n lll d g . W in *
lo n -M a la m , N o r t h C a r o lin a .
I T IN O M i K H K H *1 h a t y o u a p p * a r lo i b i
lllll of
C o m p la in t
h s r a ln f ll r d . op o r b a fo rt* l h a l i b
d a y o f H a y , 1941. a>
Ih d * f a u l t
i h t r a o f a D a c r * a F r o C o n fta a o w i l l
b*« a n t r r a d a g a ln a t yo u .
IT
18
r r ilT IIN H
O HDUnKH
t h a t t h la o r d a r ba p u b lls b rd f ones
a w * « k f o r f o u r o o n a s V u tlv a w a s b a
In t h a H a n fo rd U a r a ld . a m w i p a p s r p u b lla h a d In H a n fo rd . H s n iln o l* C o u n t y . F l o r id a
W|TNRM my l»aad and kwal of
aald rourt at Hanford. Florida
(H E A L )
O,
F
IfK IiN IN lN
As Cl*vk of Paid Court
By: A. M. WEEK8. IV C
W. II. FLYMFTON. Wlnt#r Park
Attomry for r ia ln tlff
'"Tha^OUa Oub eoicmhl* ls uniler the direction of Miss Etta
BUY CROTALARIA 8KRO
Hotertson. of the eollog* ra|^ *
faculty. Tha Panama City trip
UVE OAK. Mar. t8—(Special) will follow tha club s Spring coo.
—Ten thousand pound# of crota- cert here tonight
la ria seed were bought by Suwan
nee county formers during ths
c lu b
Ho u se o p e n e d
1
past month, according to County
Agent B. C. Klsrca.
DeFUNlAK SPRINGS. M*r.J 8
BRIDGE TO I I REOPENED _(Special)—After more than two
yaafTof afrort to raise funds to t
8T. AUOUBTINE. Mar. 28 — It, Glendala heire demoiulratjon
Olft— If the weather parnlit* rlub women recently celebrated
workman to continue Ihtlr pre the opening of their new comvent construction pace, Shahds ifiunity hawse, aecordlng to-Mia*
Bridge acrosa tha B l Johns Ri .Elolra MrGriff. Walton coonty
ver connactlag S t Augustine and home agent. The bouse "kV - *®**
Oreftn Car* Springs will ba open rated with, lighted randies, ra-
! *T>7 /
ly « a « a n t b e in g In D i d C o u n t y n f
H e m ia o u a n d s t a t e o f F l o r i d a , t o w lt :
WOTIFK OF
m lr r o r i {
*!f
o r
A P r l.lF A T IO N
I O il
t a x
n r r .ii
i n %i * i i : n i7 4 & ; n r i * j *»
N O T I. I
18
lir it l'IlY
m v rv
Thai 8
I*
losing, h . 'l i t r r sif f m
c '.« riifis m i * No. ISSf., l-BtM.1 l i t * 7 th
day nf
A ugust
A
l>
1*31. h s f ll# d sum # In m y o f f l r # a n d has
m a d * n p p llr a l Io n f.»t u t a i d # *d
l«» hw I m il set l l i v r r o l )
Msht r r r t l f l
r a t # s n th ra rw s th # f o i l " w In g <1* a r r lh # .. p m p # r t y in t l . r C o u n ty o f
H * n ilit ..|.
8.1 s i r ..f F lo r id a , lo w li
N 't
of
NW S,
H r. M ..n,
I?
T fM » ii* h l|i I I
H o tifh . I f s n g r JZ
K n * t ft" A « r* s
*P».r M i* * s s tti# n i o f th * a s l.l p r o
p a r ly
U9td#r
Ih #
a s l.l i n l i f t , a t *
ia a u r .l ft* 4 1 In t i n
its in * o f I ' m known
U n l ^ - i sad o e r t l f l r s l s «*9»*. 11 t.#
r a c r a n is d
ar<*sr%llna
!•» !»«%.
th *
p r o p # ! I ! <!•»•» t I
i h . r . l u w il l lyr
so ld to t h # l i l g h ' s l l.h t .lr r a t I I I *
* • * * * ! k s a a s .s lu .t g u g l i t * . f i r s t M o n
d a y In I It * m o n th o f A p r il
|* 4 l
w h lr h la I h * 7 th d a y o f A | " H IB41
I Is I #»l t h is
7«h d a y «.(
M a rc h
1911
ft
I* . I I R I t S I ' O N
C la r k C l r r a l t C o u r t Mei.l in<l|>
t 'o n i i l y ,
F lo r id a
(B R A D
I
J io ttc i
•-|/»
o r
A p ru o A n o v r o ii
TAX
DKRO
ltitf o f m i
.
c h a r t e r
_ NOTICIC 18 IIKBROT OlVBM.
That A a n le M. H o w a r d , holder tsd
T a t C e r i l f l r a t e N o . 1104, Issu ed the
H h d a y o f A u c u s t A. D -. lift,
b s s f l l e . l s a m e In m y o f f i c e a n d
h as m i d e . a p i it l r a t l o n
fo r a ta x
d e e d t o be Issu ed t h e r e o n
S a id
c e r t if i c a t e r i n t 'i a r e a t h e f o ll o w in g
dee«^tl»ed p r o p e r t y in th e C o u n t y
of
H e m ln o le
s in io
of
F lo r id a ,
i o • w It :, .
.
le d ! • IH o e k I F lo r a l l t i g k t * "Th e a s s e e e m ro t o f th e s a id p r o
p e rty
U B (.n
III*
M ill
r e r t l f lc a K *
Issu ed w a s In th e n a m e o f f t . know n
t ’ n lts a
s a ltl r e r t l f l c a l e
s h a ll
be
r o liiiim l
a r r o id ln u
t o • la w . th e
p r o i w r t y d #*rrlt> #e | t h s t r l n w i l l b e ,
s o ld t o th e lilg h » » < |»ld«t,r a t th e
<*ourl h in ts * d o o r on t i n . f ir s t \ | o a d s r in th e m o n th o f A p r il, m l .
w id t h |s I he 7il» l is t o f A p r il. 1911.
Ih c le il t h is ? lti >1s v o f i l a r r h ,
m i
l» !» 11 F U N D O N .
C le r k C l r r n l i C o u r t, M e m llm lr
C o u n ty . F lo r id a
l i t I.' I. l l l ' l l l i I C K .
I t e p u t y C le r k
(u n n
IN
T U N I I I M T I T 4 IM N T N I N T H
J l ' K I|C | %I .
C IIIC t I T
IN
A N il
• ‘O H H N N I N O I. N t i l l N T V e F 1 .4 IH -
111%. I ‘l l t \ l K i l l
U r n 'll
H rU Y i , - r v
5 ^ * i • 'f - -
..
N41.
V
I 'l l I I . L I I '8 P la in tiff.
\0
C l.A llA F
P I . 1 L l . i r H , f i e f r n d a n t.
I'y » C U r w
K
P h illip s .
L e w is
N tr«e4
f t s k h u r s t . S e w le r s e y
You
m e atid*we.1 i n n p p 'W r to
I h * h ill o f n s m p ls ln t. f i l ' d In llt e
a h o T e r a u t e , Maine t .- lh g a n u ll fo r
d l y o r r e . s i th * u lf lc s u f th e C le r k
*»f th e t ' l r r n l i tN n tr t. In th e C o u r t
lln u a e
In
M s n fo rd
F lo r id a
«.n
l io n .la y A p r il . l i t 1*41 n r n ife c re o
p ro
ro n fe s w o
w ill
l»e
e n te r wt
a g a in * ! y«»u
by
d e f a u lt
It
i*
fu rth e r
o rd eraa l t h a t
a m pt
of
till*
o rd e r
h*
p til* 11*h * .|
in
i Im
Ha n f o n t
H e r a ld
o n .** e,t« h
Wea k
fo I f o u r . ..nwea-ttl |ft * see.4s»
W l t r i e * * m t h a m l a n d th e *r .» l
o f th e . le t k o f th e a tuft ft . t ’o . l t l
I h i- ; t h daft o f \ la r . - h
1941
l»
I*
11 I ! It V I »l IN*
t 'l e t k
of l it .
I ' l l . Utl i o u r l
Mi
a
\t
v\ f i : k h
n s n t e I I F i s t . IS A c re s .
T h a a s s e s s m e n t o f th e sstd p r o P »M >
under
th e s a id
re itlflc a le
Is a iir d w a s In th e n a m e o f It
M
Key
C n le s s said c e r t if ic a t e * s h a ll he
red ee m e d
a c c o r d io n
in
le w .
the
p r o p e r t y «l* s c rib e d th e r e in w il l I *
s o l.I to I he h l f h e s i l l l d i . t r n l I h »
c o u rt
h ou se d o o r «»n t h e
fir s t
M onday
m
lli»
m o i ii li o f
A p tll
1911, w lilt b
Is t h e
7 ih
da>
of
A p r il.
|* « |
I>ute d
th is ? ih d s y o f
\|s r c h
Ik i i
U |» l i r i ! N I ‘t»N
C le r k C l r r u l t C o m t 8* m in i.I*
C o u n t v.
F lo r id a
IM M D
n r
A r r tir iiio N
ro n
t a x
i» f . i: i »
» l l . \ r * l j ; l i I 7 4 i ; t» F ic .S
V n T If l:
Id
i< i: I I I I > I I I V R N '
T h a t t l e o f r e l le r s h l . Imhhat ..f T it*
C * r t i f l r a t . N O S t* . l» » o ’ d t h * m d
d»» of A u g u s t A I * . h F . has f lle .l
S ao« In in )
o ffic e , find h a«
in a h
a p p IlC M tlo li f o r S
INK ds e .| |..
I.e
|s -u > .| t ha r eoit Ha I<I c e r t if t> m i . an
l i r . t i f * th e f o llo w in g i t a i ■iii.<ti p t • *
pt t ) In t h "
t*s .n n t) n f
ts rm itto le
Ml 'it- o f F l o r id a
to u it
lo t ; : i
Longw «ttM i cut l t . . k
i
r n g .%
Id to I I
A
I'l.y t
|l..o k
•
I's g e Jt
The isssesstiten t o f th e m m .I |o ••
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iSt./Louis Cardinals: Ready This Year
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In iln n r
t Upcaqos «UJe aA j
A rsotrfuedt of
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MPAOCP 9 i fiC T
CASt*A*l Jc»VW/
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SOFT* WMiCd uiCUJOCt A
dOUMR o f Pttoausi n f r
KOOOBS '
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Illock
nany
rout*
rrguidded
i the
! the
ment In her supposedly weak
overhand game, the 1am Angela*
girl « * • In complete command in
*11 her match**, being prraaed
1 ^AlAdUfiCR
allghlly only In the m ldit of her
*lnale duel end In the mixed
double* filial, where the begen to
"how the effret* of her alrenuoua
B e u m /n Me M t t iH s ma S m b a l
day.
Ma c s M A n y - f t W*j -H e s u » - i h b c a r m
M in lleti opened her onslaught
u s f'M A R .
•I on the triple title by outlasting
rrto o o a ptm . a m s w a m start
elart her fellow Californian and atuuntil dent a t Holline College, Dorothy
gwqyrww, upfWaucountug <g jlaitopoa txaMay Bundy, 8-1, 10-12, 0-2. In a
4is 8eyiHw«uW«nb< u R * w rb« u m a * ootv
gruelling two and one-half hour
match.
She romped through the flrat,
Ik a today wcrei Eugene Marly- >ct with caae but Mia* Bundy'
mck, James Booth, Curt la (Muttf latlled In the aecond 22-game
.William*. Kayioond Wollen, Cler- affair, moving in lo the net more
toe* Well. Charlie Glrk. Walter often end breaking through the
Duilawa. Alva IHgamkl. Frank Beta service "even Ume*.
The new lltIUl, who succeed*
Itndeon. Kalld Ilintly. Earnest lo
Van*y, Harberl Bloom, Mort Mr*. Sarah Palfry Cooke, Port■ w .
land,
tend. Or*., was her old eelf In
GAINESVILLE. Mar. 2H —
'WINTh.it PARK. Mar. 7* —
tT^lao, Robcn Ramlt, Curll* lh*
lb* Ihlnt
ihlnt eel
sol and took
look an caay (Special)—Tentative entrance nf
IH lw U l) . The no’llna f c l l r r r
I tan ten, Clsrrnce Calhoun. Henry j 4-3 decision a* Ml** ft nndy tired
harebell
nine np>en* It* collegiate
11
men
in
11
event*
of
th*
third
Ifniund, and wa<
wa* una'dn to cop* with the
U ygu r, Peter Fitter, Zlgmund,
•eawin lhi« **tcrno"n at Ilaraerannual Florida Relay* her* S a t
BUnchak. Pel* Mcrancy. Norman* f|ttT, backhand.
Shepherd Field In ti e flrat of a
TrulLptek Volmer and Manager
Aftrr , ihor,
,ht p, )r urday w ai announced today by
two came "-rle«
again*!
the
Joe Whitlock.
ramMned and met the veteran Percy Ileant, Florida track coach
Unlvcraltv of Alibam*. Today'*
ri
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Mrt- •I* * '1 Wlghtman and hath- and director of the relay*.
game atnrted at J 115 o'cloek ami
on ftrturday the time will bo
The event* In which th* Ualnr*
81OO o’cloek.
_
will participate include two relay*,
Civile Jour*. Arhevlllr, N. C.
Jrace, and right Indlvi.
aunporril
weaknea* 'of dual event*.
senior and veteran ahortatnp, will
n
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f T t - ~ „ L ***** *, , t *
*1** young Rollins
make hla flra t. *t».*t on the hilt
Th* Florida nnlranta:
•ta d « t
*how*d
, UrpH.ing
for the Tnra with June L inger,
Q uarter mil* reley (fo u r lo
B e y 1*
^
ilren g th th rrr and th* Rolllne
felt, another veteran, donning
a ColUff (fimmitra did tiic ax* he entered) t Ed (Hill*, Jackson
the tool* of torture behind the
ville; Nrlaon Donnell, W est Palm
! (unflow er Chef, the
pc-'cd. 4-4, 0-3.
plnle.
De*ch| Ralph Browning, Orlando;
***> *f T r“ f , *5 ■.“ Vjfj-V’i,.nn, t , Ml;* P*1* capped her buay Jack Jon el, T am pa; Carl Mitch.
Going around the Inlleld Karl
W«M*U from H. Rleliarda k»n”»‘* day by teaming with A1 S titt, of
Drmnkcrt of OaMamt, mie of the
Fundren Mitchell, Tallahassee.
* printed to an easy V ? 7 J " ( i l n
« •'* ■ In th . ndxod *11,Sprint
Tom"
tm.d imum 1m i tiitlcr,, will
Medley relay (fo u r U>
future fu tu rity evenl at the San- j ouh| „ flrMl1
M tu W)n.
C lear the track, folka| hero t o at first tiune. Ira Yopp, la k e .
en tered )! Glllla, Donnell.
|M -O rlai> do Kennel Club \*m\ n,mp mnj rhauncajr D. 0taala* bo
Browning, Jonns;
BUI Thiel, cornea Jo* Littlejohn th* S partan Itii'1. at acciuid base. Ilarl Tyler,
tilth! for hU *«venth Uiumph of ot Hoaton. Tiring, ah,
pra.
burg, d. C., epeedatcr
who K rvaer, W. Va , i.t »lmrtjU>p, and
------ ---------------le a
bS. . craahrd a t Daytona Utach last
weak game In th* crucial spot*
month and mlraculoualy escaped
enabled the B rti- 8tltt eomtla* to
fatal Injury, flow avtr, u n d a u i:.
eke out a HMt. 7JI victory.
*d, Littlejohn la coming back for
more and Sunday lie’ll be one
1 Sunflower etol# a fWeof the favorite* In • field of 3ft
lead and was never praaaed
driver* from 10 In state* In tho
hla winning Journey. He
♦Til RACB-t-l* alike: t l I
ing. George W eniel, O cala; Him Frank Lockhart Memorial Der
W*a (locked In the fast time of 20
»'»■ Off Mir gin.
by. a ICO.mile n e t for stuca
1 « I
I—I
ry G antnrr, Tampa.
’ and two-fifth second*. Just on* U ln a r M a lr u a
Mr. nwt ......... * l t
I —I
can.
; fifth alowar than the beet lime* Ilia
A lo n g ......
1 t |
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"*Mr*d this season by Cracker Lad
atnnr Mniruit I k*. II*. !.(• tl
and Grand Son.
■■•a tie*. n » Ida Ainne at*
B tuySoorM W oB T H
*fc*WctUPiUtjfp
pu)itrii*i<y
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Gator Florida
Relay Entrants
Announced Today
Sunflower Chef
tf”. S ytbuSnSISi____
1 ’Wins Featured
overimnd
n'11*
Race At Track
a W on ,d
MU* WlntKrrrp but slash
Rollins Football
Squad Of’40Is;
Awarded Letters S■Cv4VU
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beginning af March.
M il*
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Malty Oaa# - - I • I— t* j —
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DeLand, Florida
MA Complete Buulncaa School"
Royal Man Is First
In F e a t u r e Mi l e
At ’ Tropical Park
f c e Betz
ka Baseball School
WOULD CUT COSTS
Lareo Mint Wins WKST -PALM BEACH, Mar.
Race As Judges denude*innuta of the S tate **n.
Bar Hermar b 4tbi CEN TR A L FLA . SCHOOL O F COMMbKCK
•••••
wee
a uuIRmu coni petition. Bill
Dougherty,
pitcher,
i
«
N " J “ »WINTER PA RE. M-*. 88 (S pecial'—Coach j* -k M"Dow«U ■I n aocond boatman, Joined IM
of
Rolllne
Col I*to
Th«r*dav pro r n S u w ith Sanford upon
awnriled flva aweatara and W*ter*
and 13 aervlca at*r« In member*
of hi* IB40 football squad, whkh
won eight out qf nine tam es.
Those earning 1are*ter* and
r iH K T IIA C B — r u t a r l l r i
letters for I S flrat tim e Were
cap Courage
.• ***
Grady Ray, Haines City. wln*>
hack! Bill Justice. A *W ille. N.
C., "ulnoar-back, Paul MeradHH
UhCUKD U t M N t w I l r i
and Dick C urry. P arkrraburg, W.
;riro« Halt at Dallr p*aWi
Va_ Hocking back add wtit aback
la c r d Kaehhia
ft * « * .< *
raapMrttrely. and Curl Sedtm uyr
Tonight's Entries
& « •* J fiJ
MIAMI, Mar. 18 —l/P>_Uaek
rr« of H erm ar had a hH«f mo
ment of Jojr Thuraihiy when the
23 In I "hot fln lib ri on top In
the fourth fr o n t a t Tropical
Park, hut the a toward* stepped
In uuicklr lo dlMiiu-lify Hermar
-and aw ard flrat money lo U r r
Mint.
Official* *■Id Herm ar, which
flnlahed a length and half ahead
of Largo Mint, had cauied a Jain
a t lh* head of the ttretch by
coming over from the outekle nnd
rilling up Frontier Jane, Largo
Mint and Milk and Honey. The
i toward*
exonerated
Hermar'*
rider. Apprentice Iro n Hiakell,
of blame.
Irr»t> Mint, which ran the *1*
furlong* In 1:11 4 5 with the
veteran Eddie A rcaro in lh* *nddie, returned 813.20, 16.40 end
>1.31) aero** Inn hoard.
Milk and Honey, moved up taecond bv H erman'* dlaquillfira.
tlen. paid 16.20 and 13.10 and
(he ahow h o n e. Meritorinu*. 17.
The Tower ttable'e lloyal Man.
ridden cgnaH r hy Paul Ryan,
captured the featured mile and a
alxtccnth Southland puree by half
a length over. Mr*. Marl* E ven.’
crack dUlance runner, Shot l*ut.
Shot P u t took tlie place by a
head over Mr*. Payne Whitney**
Corydon, with W. C. Btroubc’a
Slratla flnlahing barely out ol
the money.
Koval Man, which covered the j
distance In 1:43 I d , paid 14.60,
13.00 and 12.00. Shot Put re
turned 16.70 and 13 anJ Corydon
12. 00.
Accounting, Typewriting, ' short*
hand, S tm utyp)
(the
raachloo
method of ahorlhand), and olhar
commercial aabjrcta. Hay and
evening ctaaae*.
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A c io -R a n rrw c
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7500 Men Prepare
For Florida March
tractor*—In preparation
untav a nrncllco march 1
nia City, Fla., fob n a
aunninr.
About daybreak Salur
rolling fourth will atari
„ ut 0f F ort Itenulnu al
highway*, on# through
u id the other through ,
A tin v men said it **■
time the divlalon altcm nli
tor march a* a unit,
Each of the column* 1
tend about M mile* ah
highway*. The average 1
the column* will he al
mllea an hour, with a I
of about 40.
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Scenes At Methodist Children’s Home
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NCMI1ER 180
M e m lie r A s x i r i n l r d I’ r r s s
British And
Italians Have
Naval Battle
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Demands Of Nazis
Country's Future Is
Said To Hinge On
Whether £crbs And
W Croats Will Unite
jHitler C o n f l i c t Is
! Fought In Eastern
Mediterranean Sea;
Greeks Aid English
Sales People Are
Urged To Sign Up
For Retail Course
Belgrade Handed
4
• New German Note Series Of (lasses Is
ill
Slated To fiet Co
der Way April 10
British Near Fierhting Contact With
• Italians In Africa
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jTorpedoes And
Bombs Employed
Six Ships Reported
Damaged In Fight;
Cruiser Said Sunk
r«r.-.
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Tw o uieiuVi s n( tli,- it m rhuut *
1*0111 hiiitiH1' of 1 in- t hu mb* i
of ,
toiumeiTt! iinil n wHioul prirunpnl 1
fir A»w***l*trwi l*re*«
>du v indorsed Mir ■ frit'*
«■ f
Y u im s ln v i a 's
r o v e r n n i f t i t i ’ MsFt'ji in relitilmg whirli will]
k e p t G e r m a n y w a i t in * Im ln v , hen n Apr. 10, nml urged Sanford ,
f n r n n a n n w o r to dcmnm l.- -suits pouplr mid «itlit *■> to mpih “ h a t i t c l n r i f v i t s im altim i t»*i for tlii* t urn *i
For**
(inli iii I, t hrill iniin of
w i t h t h e A x i s txnverH.
I ho tiro elm nt** i-omimtleo. noil \\
G e r m a n y a m i o b s e r v e r s in M ILiuu.-, eofim iltee ntfin i t ,
t h e U n lk n n s e x p r e s s e d
Hit- vi ori' uni i tniM m I mi MCU'iint i
b e l i e f t h a t Y u g o s l a v i a 's fu- the rlnssos* which mo giirti fioi* .
in g ed
p r i n c ip a l ly
»>n1 of 11 ini g >3 miller the »pi»mtir>*hip :
P uwr e h tn
ird fm :
w h e t h e r th e c o u n t r y 's m a jo r '.'f ‘ *T
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lonjr at logicrrhiu.D.
jMIIIOll n \ tin imc hi'
or stand united
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It||SWOT III j "I fhr||l’ VI till- null w of I I Hill.
£ Thr man will, lit
that question i* believed to Ik - | we u dt f o a \*thmhl* om , \Ii
V ice Premier Vladimir Mih-.-I., I M* K"V
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po-iMili-a 1H pM*'lhl" ihoilhl lllko
who * a . c»iru-.l u v .r m l. l »- | ........
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new Serb-iloininiited jtiivfinm . iil | j,.......... ..
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*o'l I fill IHoIVl*n lt% Woil: it Si oli I" J11i i- j
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Croat spokgsman
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>•'• In* I. Mi MoKny *.iil tho t otir*f j lino el rlit MoftjOifi<•
fleeted in' a new
<t«-lly»-i•*.! »l Wliilltl t-O 111alt W01 1 11 whllo f ail* | K nlrrpi • .o to-'. I it 1.1
iliOM* who nit Hot • hjiitgt-tl In]
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Some observer, suggested that .lien'hiiiuliJtiiiv'
Mr. Ilnync" «tiiuineiiloil id lultho J}arb-('r«at diHcrvm or nniih.
- I v i the (jtriu in * an w cu ru to
4*Yo', I think tin
nturM* in
u-B an Yugoslav u» a» thry did
Inlanjally-dlvUled Cjechoalo- 'bcllici^ i-s #» fino ihijic, in»t only
fo ' the riidlviiliinl loti for the illy
urntrully In nny *iUi«m hu'ino*.*
iJHT prof*4 loll it I*. oNpool**i| 1 lint
take yt’iir* of
Mini
•^ f-rk 'iw r li* Ih* » u iri^ ft||( lot
satni* folk* ih ink tlml urivlMxJy
cun HoII jtirrt'lmmiiM tvlihmif rt»)
rpeem •jaliiii.g
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It to HI .1 t N HI HO, Hraslt.
Mar :>i ( t l ' l -T h re e A lia
nirrrhanimrti h u e left B rasil
ian purl, in appsrcntly a tomrfinalrd rffu ri tn
pene
trate lire Itritlsh tdnekade.
the
Kerman
frvlgliaer
lire,lien „ f r,*,fij , „ n< ^ed
n»l I'Vm
rrporlrd for
It
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-ailing
from
Santo, the Italian nil tank
er l ran ,,. Mar trill nf 10.11Vi
'.no be. I. Ir Iter ire. and Ihe
I rails >■ f reighlrr friacn of
" ' I " Ion. bn. |,-(| I'lirtalria.
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, ’ I' -I'M’ " 1 1 lio I .it ln f in rln aa
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■i inn nl , li'v ip r m i'n l itt I h f
■ -n . 11-1 m M. ilii■ ‘iTiini'itn.
I At K '.iin
i l i r Itn liiitia rt*1 1u11 1 • <I tin |,n .n l.l i' a in k in c n f
' i |I i i ‘ l‘ Ii i miim i , tin damaging
i n111 i -ift i ai r irr nhil i»n.
i i ii i h m .» I **rj•»'(Io ami
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iCk i i , i i ” I tirkish imtf1i* ' Hit I in mi
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1titlin' 1 111 Ol |lli,in e 4
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Children ,\t Methodist Home
Second Group Of
Troops To Camp
Here Friday
Are Educated To Meet World
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1,500 Men And 100
* ' u Hwh iMv» rtM i* nut Up*f"- O f f ir e rs Kxpeeteil *
i um\ Hrlliiig, Hkr uii> nlh« r
.V.V| I n Comprise I'n its
if rnih Bvnr, In nnl*** to Iw J
froinJ
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A tM rf enter~d **<<■ «>ff!«■•* ,,f
•pu|w H nl.n.»m .t T \V. t^wton «> s ltid t f it in I *xp « ic r ir c Th** ’ n u t 'j 1 S u n t m il w il l U
U | ih * I l.
ill i».il| Dh»- |.i,tijl!l’ d't M«(t c* «1 l t*inl Inv gi• ••i>|■ t»f Army rn
till t nurt llnure (w U n lljr »'
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Ap|*attnlly (nunlior with ••» -h.»l v 19ti i- o.l t.il' Miii'fl 111* I «*> CoiHH » l • 1
th»y v Mt*l h i* -o*l •|i""tn|- ni lew
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I>nn- im rninrit
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nffjc.. and ..fflr.- ruutim- tin- pr.
mm in lrrtil Iwtweui
»i"l ver I f th e u u i i f l b n f m ir s tn i* — «Iom ly t-in I|ii«i i i-\ i *ii f
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k * w il l t.ik«* m h f t f i
1:0U u’clw k , o|n md tin* ball ! ""d 1 ,u t
m i l If ,<ith i nn in H i * o f l i l t
I J'n
loclml *afi', nflmt the druei-i '* '»|L‘ »' I 'f th is i 'M lN f I h r V H ||| fin d
' 11,11 111•*V IN’T11 ( I* 1M'I| | HI |d f 4■
contaipini; the money and
Sm iit took them op.tal-e to tin *h»ir t’fm nnd i f f u r t , Mr. Iliiy. tn^rlkl Monthly
Th*1 11OOpa thill w ill
t
t*-» fi» -c ln "*il
* r rr.n.l Jury room of the Court
d
Fri’in Mr tiutihil I'fnt*1 flu
Route to took ovrr hie lout run.,
| n| v- liu li l i f VVoh "i M I 1
of the |.o|Hre btu) n key I" u t 1*• *'ii ni
t.i'i
“ I lirtirt h I'rninr *■ the chi" - Mill iik ( nil |iiiitiiliii|f uff in i
mifi'ty dvpnnit box # rr« foutol it.
1 .i 11litl iiliM fi o f 1 li h| u I III.1
n
the room u p ita iu , Mr>. lllllr-rt
nfmiiipHTiy f lu ni, M f . 11 , 1
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Jnrk llickeou. deputy •l.rrift
J he r o n l i n p r i i l . w h o ’ ll n IJ n
‘ >..nUni: nn Itu- inne nuid th.
ribf In I wt t n J :tn> o cIol’K 1*1 ■t 1"
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lo h trr left no fint-rr prlnls ol
mh
other clur. that nuiild lead t<
' Ilia d iv n v rr " Slid ■ dded tl.nl (lit *|»Ic*- j •• I pi” r*|*.n f fillip id«*r tt i*
i r.-*** I'pp'iituni*v to ’ «itrr i pnu thr iitglif I i • Ihv, rind h • f*.
^ n e ru m would bo t nnl l« uppre
*Hl*«ff*'i* - Jut duily rtinlart witj Ihiyloini ini!_\ ynlurilny i> 1 i
In iicviiifhiiii*■ with tli* w ti
lie,liter the ]>aprn (nutol in n»"t4’ 5 ci 4 vnch nft**^ ull mak- k
I ho o H I i -i t * o f I h r l(J 7 lh 11 1 1 . .1. .
the grand ju rv rrsiru n duller fur U H r ln».Niiti*Ni,’*
l.o ipI'Mrii will In* hi ikdo to Mi'bill wax found m x r the
nafi
fain thi nun It wam umiMiOHi b
where tba rr/jt r r had dropped
It whlla leaving Ilia of/lre. The
( I k* given in the l-moMo-ll «.n i»
0 * » f o hid been clujed and thr
lakefrunt MimHimc Frtdnv
dial bark In unlrr to nnsn it.
for ihe «nhliere hi m ih !
Only the one drawer In the safe
wrrt* urrnnjurt-tl Thunolm
« lint
containing thr money, seemed
M«J ll. | l>upiev nml < mpr \V
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to hnva been disturbed.
I l-d’fti'h vmted Hftnfurtl t•» ion
Tba papers lost by M n . GIHmtI
fer wltli the trade Uwly at’Cii iHiy
g a i n in a xrey innnlla envelo|ie
llonir owners w rrv
rvmindnl They will t« triit on the xhimiiI
^ a a d war* of no valuo to anyone lo<l«> l y Sanford Iloudney, Cuun.
f roperly near the Hotel Ma>fMtr
.but her, aho said. Among tba pa
t tun ssscsscir, and II. N. Hayrr,
CoL KumI M Ha fay, tom mu ml
per* w tro several insurance pol- I illy clerk, that Tuesday is the
ina
officer of thr lllai lhYi«*..ti
ctes and receipts, She Is anxious ’ast day u|h>ii which appliratiun,
to get them tack and believes -an to1 made for homestead ex will brinic 2,073 uoldiem and *.f
ficera, men tier* of the 124th In.
the thief will throw them aw ay emption
fantry and tne 117th Field A r
J a n d itk a anyone who finds then
At the City Hall, Mr. Sayer tillery. for an ovemfichl
*t*iy
return-there to her.
aid ( ily lasos on homes will tie Monday, Officers of the |U7th
The amount of money Inst has 10 n III* if homestead exemption
Infantry will arrive at th*' Nil me
.
not been determined afnee Mr
not slloncd. but only IS mills time to complete airanyrm etits
. , Lawton Is out of the elty and rK if it is secured
lor (belr encampment Friday
one else knows Just how mnrl
Mr lluudney, glancing over the
w ss In the safe.
Mrs •rrui.h fur ths previous yrar, es
Gilbert salt* she believes the timated that th n e are still 200
amount to b . between *J0 and 'ipplh ollun* to be filed a l like
Court Rouse, lie announced that
-----------------------------he will keep his office open dur.
Donald U m w n , son o f Mr and
ng the lunch hour Monday and
Tuesday in order to accomodate Mrs. F. K Lamsoa o f Sanford,
was
voted a m eatier of the
•bo— who rahnot rome at other
Buard of Student puldlraliuna In
•ime*
Both ihe Court House and the tba annual Spring elections at
tba University o f Florida T h u rs,
IIW Woodman City Hall will rrmain open until •lav.
•T the World will be ho’ t T u "■ .Id o clock Monday and TuttYoung U m a .ii was a candhl.te
“ t ntaht at BOO o'clock lit/1*
lav afternoons.
' no P ark Avenue tn retire
Mr. Iloudney said blanks have on the Oator P arty ticket Tabufrom
Orlando
end ’ •wen nailed to all those who sp latiun o f I be voting was an.
i camps. C. C. C«1 oiled for homestead exemptions nounced yesterday.
today,
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— --------- 7— ---- •ast yrar, and who had not alcandidates o f th- *endy applied before Mar.
lb.
1 be fadact-d tnU
til these who expect to receive
d riven tk» pro the exemption must fllo blanks
at Rte Joint meet. aenla this year, It wa* pointed
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lifi'
‘i ' I"rffif-iph m Miridiun>ii*iiH’
•m* t*’ii ''ti I*v th** l lomhi Stnf
t-ni f ”f \d nilotml Fdurntit'll
nilC,id ni April Ktirclv **vr*i
n*tt i rt will inridl m Ih i*Ins
M , vvill roin-1't tif I.1 i i .
mid will ilid,**vnr t" i1nroll hr nIV
ml IOil liffiri’ls Thry %
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|1*iwo%cr, |h:it it hnnd roti11 ft , i!)
Blanks Fur Tax
l&emption Will
Be Due Tuesday
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La muon Is Elected In
University Balloting
^Woodmen Plan Joint
Meeting On Tuesday
Membership Drive Is
Planned By Chamber
FC3IOOL MHAD EHIUNI
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County Chamber p f Comraitvo
will meet a t the Chamber of
Commerce office in the C ity Hail
Toeaday. A pr. I , a l 1 :0 0 o'clock,
to map plana fo r tba annual m e n .
barahlp B rito.
Edw ard
liig g la a , ' aecretaiy,
Bfgod kll directors and other i‘U
(Gwendolyn I!;i> is Winner 01 l.e^inn
Oratory ('onlest Held M Suninole lli'jjh
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th e n a t i o n a l
Apr I 1- 1*1
un i t 'u
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Itiul the
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{ till* *1 Sl a tm, Ja kl| i*M•I Ia11 *- 1*»
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l,’iremen Extinguinh
Fire In Negro I I o u h c
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foot *1rrlered i« 11*44) 4 nlh I Nco
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I os*- iiikif a Imm1 r of |i Ill I..U
r*i*Mrttsiii* A st r lue * |M-ktlw
Wlkll II bniW 11 Util-1 Vlt 4 Vll'H
in 1 inMoiriep Th*
huh f '44t 4**41
si 1 In* euuiitri Hu Iyti *1 lot •
i«t o u t m inttiel
allow
VLIU'
hour a from :t (DO li t fta k uni d
pub I 11:00 al
vour
111111<1%
merit vour Iiiiyijut I* HI nil
ov er tht* ■(■ti- of
K TlMl.'t-V
and the fact licit vou iirtd*ubl v
would n't Ih* here
when
the
Kiwanitf Club ct* gr*i iu nun.
*trvl ah*>w on Apr 1*1
> *ni
were
vrrv
mui h di»tuibe(|
when Frtwila druppetl n little
trrani bottle
Identify vutiraelf
at
The
Herald
o ffice
Ih fore
your
name apoenra in thi a eulumn
Monday and receive two fr**e
tlcketa to »ee “ NUt (» iil 7 ‘.
Deanna D tyH n 'i In b il pirture. at t h e R lti T h e a t e r n e a t
Wednesday and Tliun*4»v
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rats
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\ m nn l tiu 111ink•' wa» done hy
the h i' •m * pi tor « few thins*
hi t In 1 til” ! smoked up
IteRciil Of Florida's
Sunrinc Service Is
I'lunnetl For ICaster I)i\ orce Law Ih Seen German* Say They
fA M I'A
.Mar 2 ♦
<S p . « ihI»
Won’t lie Insulted
\ . -ill r 1»< arrvlrr* h a l-Vti
It* f I X H i l l
f 111 f * tit
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I'I u iiiik I by the S a n l o r tt M i m - I ' i
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haii'lnhell on tlie Municip al I’n ,
at f>;[>I o clock E a s t e r
m o r n in u
with Ih
l l w i g h t B rad ley
of
New York c i t y air t h r s|» ra k r r .
iirii.rrliiig to an a n n iiu n c e u ir n t bv
City N cwb Ihicfu
i William (' Alml and MI»* M.iry
1 \ Iiginla Utrawin, both of Mrtarid-l,
|w4-re la.uril a m arriagr Ih'vnsu
T A L L A IIA S 8 K E .
Mus k-J — at Ihe Court House yesterday
<>PI—Highway Patrolman E. U
Jordan fum lrjicd vmsion for the • Twro building permits were is.
sued at the City Hall yesterday
DaFunlak Borings hospital F r l.
lu W aiter n . Knuter to repair
day. and business for a gurugr, and re.roof a building at IC lfl
hacauaa bis automoblls and .a West Second Htrect at a enst bf
daar oollldad near Nlcavllla.
1100, and tha Episcopal Churcn
Ha rwportad tba colllalon to to repair the building on Farh
tba BUto highway patrol and to Avsuaa and Fourth Street at a
U» Bteta*NOaaM Commission).
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Superintendent
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tire r e g u l a r st o p p i n g places a b o u t
mi 1non it iul* to the taw i« wulr. government today halted tha nav
fr Otl n clock t h a t m o r n in g . A f t e r ipriiiii
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t h e eervlce tha ch ild ren will be
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to b rin r such operators under
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W a t*.
-U n d d W tha
hatch! of aaaumpttoo on iU part .
to pat* upon tho Judicial pro-'
M M in thin t u t ’ <i; ' .
AUOUffTINR.
paring through
and eountrr-felnla and int<
|n« tha.romplaxlttea o f E »
aad Orcntlal diplomacy ||
*h broha oat whoa Ada
lean ettoekad tba at*.
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gfr'f/i' * y ' »* ,
on rlu.r*rM>f Jrinkjng and hr.
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n i a loll In tha Britleh-
dir
, ...
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address tha Aaaoclatad Dalian of
Florida hcra Eatardoy. - .U
‘ SHppaoo, who will apaak it tha
luncheon aaaalon of tha flprln*
moetlnr'of Uia editor* and n k .
feK ra . wrltr. th. dan. . { I n
"Intarp rating tha War N t o iC a
rolomn that appear* In AaaodaUd
larta algmad with tha A x
■day, end Ilka a (park in
tkouta tha art art o ff a
f Utetoutfy ictploalra dr.
in many parta of
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- • ' :
’sK I
a to halt tha sarlona
by making maaa nr.
iradi of p m m i in
laa, hflt arhoolboyt.
Mungo SOU In
Dodgers Dog Ho
Camltajl (rota-
WACOM. Mar, i t .
M
bnaaUop
CJtOWEAS .T O -MECT
■ flier m r ip t u n l.
BRADENTON, Mar. 20~<Spe.
rial)—Ed f . Apart,
Manatee
roonty’a agricultural I rent, hat
rail ad a mrrilng Wnlnraday night
of all farmrra and groeq owner*
to illacuae a proposed roi/nty wide
dralnaga ayaura. It M il ha hald
at tha rouyi house ^ a t 8:00
o'clock.
Mill Supplies
Irrigation Syatema
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World activity lit. chomlral
•earth hat damp •d ahaut 13
cant since oulbre >k of tho V
•Id-Uma C a m fti'm B lw
i of tha Salonika rami
t i l l , wa* reported to
t oat of Belgrade for at
iiadra for a nna fight a «
rra' of trad* aradany student*
obtained • Brttlah .Union dark
and leaned It to tba achool flag,
ataff,
Thar# waa a atrong anll-Aala
damonitratlon In Nltli, onn of tha
Inet German largoat aItlea and Koran of Fro
a f f in a T a n d ntier CVftkorte, who algned the
itedljr naked: AxU port.
Capture of Addle Abate befarn
tha mine rome In rarly May np*
peered lad night to ba tha goal
of Brttlah forera In Boat A frira alraady knocking at tha gate, of
tho walled city ef llaror.
Thera waa errry Indlratlon tha
gtwl would ba raachad, obaervere
barn eald, although they thought
It unlikely that Our Ilaltew
would yield the capital of hthlopig without '.fighting. At tenet
Liquor Store
Site big haute,
p v B ity jE s r
.
One Ka»Ct*l >
15,000 menfctri
ilirar under roi
.
Housing Industry
Shares In Loans
Insured By FHA
IHINOTON. Mar.
(Special)—
ill— All type*’
tjrpei’ of
n Industry
In tha homing field aharrd In
•he
;•
K78.n00d»q of Joann
:— Inai
.jured
by tha Federal
ftonalnr
... ........
.* .. Ad*
ministration
dO far
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during ID
1040
Improvement and mod.
•*nlsailon
llogsln* Admlnl
Pergtpon ha* annoum
Improvcrtteot•'to al
hrniaea ron.tllute the
three nut of errry
rmlsailnn Inane n
fleam lal Intt Hutton*
fari-lnsiimnro under Tttlo
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M arai
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percent of tha total ata
aUllaUmu* Thl^eomp
tlu
MID thawing
of
hi percent of tha total
OUiar major uaoo for
BEAUTY IS
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toil with *ur new Bheltan Thatual.
qc*. g mdkntae which atom tha
Watld** flneat aplral A CtoOCla*
aala perraaneut wart*. Ifa Caleb,
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Iaval, uaie* and laatlm taakallhar wave « »».M. Oat. motor fer
M oa etboiatmain.
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VOLUME XXXII
Entabliahcdin 1908
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
1DAY, MARCH
27,
194!
NUMBER 178
Member Associated Prean
REJECT
JVfatsuoka And
Give Bethlehem Strike Terms
Ribbentrop And J^p
. Minister Reported
To Have Copie To
Full Understanding
I n t e r n a t io n a l Har
vester. Plant Re
opens A fter Clos
ing Due To Strike
^Allied Shipping;
Sunk By Bombs
M IL W A U K E E , Mar. I I —
<AI>>—The AtliiT Chalmrra
Manufacturing
t'om,| ny,
strlkcbaaad stare Jsn. 21, announcsd today l l would roarply fully with the federal
■overomenta dsaisnd for is*.
Mediate rrsuMptlon of work
on IU .aM .0 M worth id Na.
Iloaal defense order*.
A company spokesman .aid
ll won (toped lo
hate she
plant In full operation “ to.
morrow, or *1 (he leost. S tlarday."
Tanker Sent To DotMouth O f
, T h a m e s By Nazis
0 tom Ri
BERLIN. Mar. 27 — f/P)—
■JaDRneae Foreign Mlnlater
Voauka Matauoka callad on
Adolf Hitler today, and thijr
wore reported to Have en
ured in "ttiorouah-ffoiriK
nveraationa" covering aueama confronting the Bcrllnune-Tokyo Asia.
Earlier,* Matauoka and For-
Representatives o f th* Steal Workers* Organising CcmmIUM
(C . I. O .) ara shown at' Bathlahsm, Pa., as they declared (he man
would nflurn to work at tha ataal plant aa soon as the company
agreed that an election o f tha Employee* Representation Plan
should be held o f f th* Bethlehem company's property. HWOC de
Von Ribbontrup (poke In E a r . clared the E R P la company fostered. Seated, are Howard Curtis,
h, explaining that In th# ca»u (le f t ), regional dlracto^ o f the 8 W O C ; nnd I-awranc* Shafer,
an ultimata frlond, on* can
ndlng, le ft to right, are Frank" • Fcrnbsch, Erwin Leppert and
a English oyon In. w artlm */
{
d a m a n ? drelarod. Inal n lfb :
fW Mlnlater Joachim Von KH>ntrop ranched' • ’ ‘full • under,
lading on all problem* on th*
rv*-power pact/’ wi official an.
uncement said. .-,
ported, l o tiara baan taken far
w e ll o f the Brltiah lit**, wall
J i t t o tjfe extended tone o f Gar'w a r operation* which new
Include* Iceland. Tha German*
la y tha British are b y t n f to
baa thla (aland, which *
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h> British troepe, as
. Crack tha German I
•American •applies to
A rare High Command special
communique *a id a long-range
bomber aaak a lO, 0 0 <M »a frelghU r In a aUangiy defended con.
“ t o y several hundred klloraetere
j t f m t o f the Bhetlaad lsUnde, and
“ hat In tha earn* region one 0(K)Hton and one T.50U.toa merchant
.Ship fe d victims to lanf-dUU nca
, k i p ) « pliQtfl,
H. , Another ]0.000-ton British ship
. a m
eunk o f f tha aerih Scot|Uh
•coast, the common tails eakt, a
. StUKK-lon U n kar sunk
In - tha
.mewtb a f tha Thames Bluer and
another HOOtMrtt shipi1damaged
Off the southeast B ritish roast.
A report that
t k * . British
bglsnnsd to. run tha Ueeknde from
'Icelan d with a float a t tiny b eau
Hutchinson Tells
Of Railway Meet
iMd At Lakeland
J. H. Hulrhtnson reported on hi*
visit to the Florida State Meet
ing o f the Retired Railway Emplnvra held at lakeland Mar. 20.
at the regular bi-monthly meeting
o f the Sanford unit yeeUntay
nfternon at the City Hall, J. LHamrick, arcretary, said today.
I.lteratum from the Seminole
County Chamber o f
Commerce
was distributed by Mr. Ilutrhtnaon
at tha slat# meeting and ha re
ported
talking
to
individuals
about Uie advantage* o f Sanford,
mentioning the flahlnx, boeUng
and proximity o f the Seat toast
beaqhea, Mr. Jlamrlck M id. -
Two memVan ywerc admitted
to th* organisation at the meet,
tag yesterday, J. U Hurt and
W. P. Field*, both of Sanford,
tho •cerelory reported. The at
tendance War rood but maker
and tile bad weather, ha M a le lo
rd. The next meeting will be
- CH 10AI
vi
/ /
Hahfont will be “ Invaded' Mon.
day by over ltOO soldiers but It
will be g friendly Visit and the
whole town, w ill probably turn
out to welcome them.
II. N .. la y e r, C ity Clerk. Allpounced today that Colonel Fred
Safay, commanding officer of the
124th Infantry at Camp Bland ing,
had telephoned him
yeetrnlay
saying he was bringing
HUM)
soldier* and 1(0 officer*
to
Hanford Monday for i l l overnight
encampment.
The men will be In truck*, l<«tween 160 end. £00 d f them, and
will camp In tent* on the lakefront. Mr. flayer said. The Arm .
ory will be used * * headquarter*.
Mr. Sayer said that aa far a*
he knew, tha men war* going to
spend only one night In San
ford, which is “ hrtpe“ lo three
unite who were In tha National
Guard bam. The Cterit added that
Colonel Safay did not divulge hit
plana other than Is say th* men
would be her* Monday to spend
the night.
Already plana a n underway
to entertain the men. 11m invite,
lion (t o the Blending so lifers
had been extended by the City,
the County, and.Um Chamber of
Commerce and thee# bodies are
planatag to give either a banquet
o r n dance fo r the men while
they am her*. MV. flayer said.
e g g tr a g jfc r a s
B landing
W AS THIS YOU?
ssfLlgpub
rite' United Btrtea
M
Rose Returns From
Social Conference
Captai- It. E. Ro.
head of
the Hanford branch uf th* batvation Arm y, attended the *o*iel
workers confsrenrre in Tem pt
Monday through Wednesday, and
reported today that en Interest,
in* program ’ was presented.
T w o session* were held f<"
Salvation Arm y officers, prpsld
#d over by Brigadier C. J. Hick
cy o f Tampa, divisions! command
*r o f th* South Atlantic Dlv,
slon.
Brigadier Hickey, who has bei-u
appointed secretary o f the Ns
tlonal W ar Service Council i f
presenting IB Southern stale-,
and the Dletrlet of Columbia,
dlscutsed Salvation Arm y plai<
for thr soldier* now In ramp*.
Last Rittfl Held
For film. Swanson
lo lay
Funeral service*
were
held
at
4tU»
••rival Wednesday afternoon
o'clock fo r Mrs. Nora Swanson
supertaten- In Upeaia Cemetery, with Father
knelly
at J, J , KeUtghan o f Sanford of
the vacant ficiatlng. A - pioneer resident of
Um Seminole County, Mrs. Swanson
had lived l i t Upeaia fo r W year*.
t moralag.
are
her
husband,
her ton, Norman
two grandchildren,
H arry Swesson.
Gilbert Brie.
Fearson. Carl PeerSederUom,
Henry
id Norman S. I k
a r i , ___
N. P. Yowdl Given
Golden P ecdi Award
flritlih M i
Yugoslavia
Signed
With
Axis
Young King Peter Is
In Control Of His
Country Following
Night Of Rioting
Churchill Hails
Sudden Action
R
Her* U the fateful acme In Vienna n*
Yiic»*l>ivln atier limbed to German pressure
and mu runI up n* I he f if 111 junior member « l
the Ktimf-llerllii-Tnkyo Axi* Healed (le ft
lig h t! nre Dingisn ('vrlkovii*, premier ami
RICHM OND. I ml., Mar 2 7 W l — Police a ml shout 1 0 0 picket*
battled this rooming as the In.
terns tlonal llarvrater
Tumpany
here opened Its plant which hid
been closed since Feb. 17 when
the C.I.O. railed a strike.
State, police later raided the
downtown headquarters
of the
C.I.O. farm equipment workers
organising committee and
ar
rested all the person.
found
there, charging them with auauli
and battery.
Heeds were bashed
at ,1 1 *
ordari at the plant.
r Government, commandeering of
Com.
under plant
I*ns
a f the m i w
ream* a > n t
bdltg last
when dcfi-jt*.
chieftain* railed for _ „
nf the St-day-old strike
Bee rotary o f th* N avy Knox
ami Director General Knud**-,,
o f th* O ffice o f Production Man
agement served what amounted
to an ultimatum demanding th*>
th* company— working on vfinl
defense contract*— and C. I. O
local union 24R o f the ITnlp .1
Automobile W orker* resume op.
erations Immediately.
W# can no longer wall f>r !
settlement o f th* strike by f t I
(('V fltlfllN Ofl f a i r T m rtf
this afternoon
Mrughlan.
**ftt * * -P w ia, uma
As
Pickets And
Police Fight
in Indiana
foreign rninUlor of Yuiroalavla; Joachim v-m
Bibbentrop, N ail foreign minister; ami Count
Gnleaxtit I'lfiiiti, llnliiifi fnreign mmiMn Tin*
pact rniitnnia a p) ...lx.. 1lihl toi A ft is I r»Miji •
will iiiitrcli llnnvigh Yug**«tlm in
Sending Seeds To Seminole Teachers Babson Describe
England Is Urged Will Hear Rollins City’ Water As
Professor Monday
By British Woman
B es l I n Florida
(h n rlr* S Mrroh'll, Jr . itn>ni.
hrr nf thr fa m ily at Hut lint (* I
trgr, will Hpfiik ut a mrrtirur ' t
Srminola Count v tear hors In tin*
t.aka Mary
.School
auditornni
Monday at H :00 IV M , r>n thr
topic of Mrommon«rnytf and Kdo.
Mlt h rli«-a|M>i to nr ml p«NHin to ration and tha Inlrr-ifradad or
FUnnIminil now limn lo nnitl foml Co.rrlatcd work at Rolilna."
“ Teaching, at Rollins O IK g o
U lfr .
tlvclaml
Mrs.
A lfrt'l
baa. roemltOii InUrdfVjuinU a a r n f
Watt j.rfiM sou « r I M A««oetttsyt4^r
• ia t f Hr Holt •u<lv• n•*.!
r«»m itry
of
World, H
hat hr calls
• du
»h f spokg bt'foro thr Msmbrrt o f
ration*
and teachers o f Rrmlnolr
tho Kanford Woman s Club and
thr rountv horrr demon sirs I Imt County rxpoct to rrc rjvf a » rsl
flubs fit to*' Women ■ ('tub build* mnmuigi' from Prof Mrndidl," !
mrtnWr i f the pi or rum commit*
inn yrRl«*vilny nfir rnoon
tfc* mmHt
Our mmpiilgn for srrds
A graduate of Tabor Arsdrtov
pfNrlirnl Imlh in nial nnd in lo
and Harvard I'nivrrftify, Prof.
thr rffr< i n hits for
thr rc* Mr mlrll Kin b#«*n with ItolUua
ripirnts. Thr f w b can pioducv
*
vr^rtslilr- ihiil nrr worth murb since ltt.16,
will hr prfcr*lfd t(y i
rrurr I him ihrv cost and thr i III*
Ktblpmi'nl l*i
Rn irIfind •» fhrap, biismsss mrating nt which nr*v
Mrs, Watt riidatncd. Thr proplr officers will h# tlrctn i for i hr
Mi-s Fdnn
"h o iwcrivr thr am is do riot frcl tm i'hris assoc is lion
Hist th' v r w l v r charity siruM* I ‘till trmh‘ 1 , i» prraidrnl foi tins
tirni.
and
Ml«s
fir
It
y
Hub* mat1
Ihry ar« Riven n rhancr to work
hn»> rhaigr o f thr pfoyrhiitfor Ihrm mmit miner
I’ T A mrmlirr" no I “ iliri*1
Thr M*Hi1a «r» ImugliL hrrr and lnlrrt"*lf -I in rdcuato*n mo !•«
to Knrlsnd for ilistribution vito«l to hear Prof Mnoh H
to I hr piio|dc in killiir i*m through
viltiiRr >lut Htf'i'fingpi, thr n[imkrr
Aiiid. homr softls nrr given t*<
rmal nrhofdd to grow material
for arhool lunrhm
Finn IUr* «>f
figrirulturai Ishoirrs wdl got thr
first ftend * srnl to mukr smaH
Rnrdchn mid fa ir for lhrm sflvr«
whllr Ihrir men an* in |h
%icr of thfdt country
GulJlning thi* women* placr
in thr ftrfrnsr of thrir country
M r.
tVnft
.eld Am erir. U
Thr Tiiwiiacnd Club will meet
iMcing i,n ecniiiiinic war and
ran bi-lp t,y .huwln.. a nt the Court House tonight ai
McfTr'Iland.
wllllngnea* tn sarrifico and "join 7 MU n chirk, J F
in kiH'pirig up not ina I nor la I nrr- prvaidroi, iMinouncrd today
11'‘•Mil
»• l*aa » T itrti
Tin- General HahG.nl Meium.
ial f.ihraiy Auoclatiiyi will in i-l
at 2 (Ml ..‘clock Haturday a flrt■U.OII al the Kpl*co|wl
House
V IC H Y . Mar. 27 — (A I— v io .
u-nt pan Arab nationallil dl»urA building permit wiiv |t*ur<l
<l»r* allegedly ifiu im l by foreign at the City Hall yesterday
•gent* apread Iom night (hro<igli. Klitabrlh Williams to repsir s
out Syria where French troops, building on Willow Avenue, tropening fire un rioting crowd*, twern Eighth and NinLh Street,,
killed nt least seven person* and at a coat of |)0.
Families In B r i t a i n
Maintain Gardena
Nation
A h Aid To
City News Biicfs
French Troops Fire
On Rioting Syrians
wounded othera
Th* disorder* xalnod headway
D*'
llh particular
violence In the
four largest rltie*
cities of
o f the French
mandat* terrilory as Arab lead
er* spurned the French govern
ment's rompronn** o ffe r for a
settlement o f the * conflict
oy
mrnns o f n local government re
organisation.
Is strategically eltuMrd
b r t * * * * . Brltiah Palestine end
Turkey and there have been, re,
<y>rt» tha British, If they should
decide to threw an expeditionary
army Into Turkey, would strike
*cro*e Syria from the Palestine
bonier.
>1 Trustees To
ifaote Prindpalt
nation a f
nrtnctaels
ftatmmt
la
s m s als
fag
SemlnoU
sanat ha mad# by
tt sates 4 before Apr. 4.
W. B. Zachry Said
Improving Today
W. It. Zachry, dtipaUhcr for
th* A ilan lir Coast Line, was bet.
ter today after falling uncon.
arlous while at work yesterday
and being taken to hi* homo.
Mr. Zachry fe lt III yesterday
morning, a member o f the fam i
ly explained, and w ea l Into his
office to rest- Ho sot upon a ta
ble. and was found pretty soon
a fter slumped unconscious.
He slept “ pretty good" last
night. It was sold, and la now
resting at his home, d tp Magno
lia Arena*.
ly B r it is h
Health Henofits Are
Praised By Writer
DurinR Brief Visit
. jA.ofrr
Jintfrr HaoMin,
RahMin, fcoiiolinMt
rcoiiottuftl and
an<
fJorid
S iu a rQ i
»Hatar
a t r r supr«
auprtB 4 an a
visit hrrr vrMrrdsv ind today,
L f the heat of any city In thr
stair he ha« invratig alo*t, Kdws id II iirirln* prerriarv of thr
thmolw'f of ( 'omnirrcff, sahi
Mr
Itjihaoft, who
write*
a
svloio i ted coinmn
of huplnran
irrndn, Irft this momin j short
ly aftei ti INI n'clofk lo return to
Ii»m winter home in H«b*on Park
Aflt-r makirni it check of thr
w ain ftiinnlv in aevr ral Florida
fit irt
Mr
llalnHiti said Ban.
ford « water t<ad an eifeptionallv hitfh or rrroliiRi' of nutynr»inm
Mini sodium. wMch he dracrklied a»
I riM f h’ uiI to health
II. *.a id I! t- ritv ahoultl *trrpa
Uft UCHmI VAill*' t in lift ailv»'i t ning
IHOL' I MIII V»i«* t rail** ImmI v ftrerr.
Utiv 11*11urtrtl
• iita in utunfrulB fit*' nrrrft.
‘‘Nik III *! 'Hill VkMl t'l ,* Mi liuhftttn
Provided For *
(Jermniis To March
Into Y u g o s l a v i a
x c iih c
(O N H O N . Mar. 27 — ( A P )
llrllsin will hark the new
Yusnslav
xovrrnment
with
her ll***. stmt and sir force
to lav open the right flsnh
r.f the Hernias
thru*! Inte
the Balkans, a reliable source
ea*rri*d lodev.
The
.tstrm rnl
followed
Fflme
Mlnlslrr
Churrhlll’ a
nredirllon
ihsi
Yuioalsvie
would
repudiate
the
A lls
pact and thsl
to surh in
r.rnlu slllv.
Britain
would
freoxnir* thr ors
Belgrade
regime
II* tM ,ri* irii Crrta
Y iiin m ln vin 'x
17 - vu ar • old
K in g I V t r r 11 o v e r t h r e w his
iiro -A x iw rttRt’ n cv nnd took
lln* r r ir ti o f R overn R ien t lo duv a ft e r n w ild n ig h t o f
r io t in g uguinot th r k in g d o m 'n
n d h errn rt.
to
th e
Ite rlin R o m r - T o k v o a lliu n cr.
( ) f f i c i n 11 v u n c o n firm e d
Lon d on
retNirtn
itaid
th e
first set o| Peter's new govorninnit was tn reject Iht AxU
General Duian Slmovic, army
chief v L * U U L * » u W U y , {w » r t t ^
Ittw government with himself I I
premier. Reports resetting Buds,
p**t **ld Regent Prttir* Peul had
fled th* ceuntryi'rrm ler
Deeglsrs
Cvetkovlc
and Foreign Minister Alksender
Clncsr Markovlcl, who signed the
Asia pact In Vienna only
4|
hours ago, were said lo he undel
arrest with other rsbtnet mem
ber*
Belgrade report*
said
many
were killed and Wounded In the
night-long fighting which preced.
rd the coup.
The new government's reported
art ton lit throwing o ff the Axis
yoke— poealbly providing an ax.
nice for N ail tronji* In march
Into Y u go ilsvl*-—coincided with *
report Ihel all Yugoslav reserve
officer* hart been ordered to repni t to their garrison* intmodL
siely
Yugostevi* v h . ,*id to have
pure water s*»ft imdf mobilised 1 .0 ( 111 .1 ) 0 0 troop* In re
“ iialde linm it health Htjindpoint cent week*.
In
London
Prime
Minister
1tn iM'urminiMf i«lftu tidd Mr H ir
Rdift tluii In' umdd he irlud tu t'hurrhill greeted the roup with
write a Iel |iif
fur
|iulhiatiou iht- fervid declaration “ The Yu.
' <" wiiik that Sanliinl
bet ter gn.lav nation hs* found its won I "
relutiled n* it ftlte fur *udiftiMenei': There w *» little srlion on the
fronts
l!*d
weather
i hull i*nv olht'l jdhti* l«i l tn 'itaif fighting
grounded bomber* In the wrrhe liinl am i
ireallewe* o
h i* * Twa I
When Mr llahftitn wilt here
lUli %t-Ht ft MR i» I e wan engMRed in
invet* t ir at ing tin*
likritlnm
and
Mill ftiftfern*1 fnrnift,
id her«
f ft
MlMII fieieiut"
whirh retired
lai Rr eel |M»f atliitlft
. mtihiveft «if
ilt'Vfluii Miinll fiuma In Mipplr.
hit'll I their |m uftti>rtft
|)ii i*im* in * (lie KurojHun war
Mr lilthftttil Maid (hat *‘ t1 will \ h*
a draw
and ii Inhii
Nuvrmhrr,
Eleven member* of the Jun
lull1, ImiHi Aitiem will imk fur an
a Mil i Mir'*' " lie fttild neatly
al! ior Woman's Club, headed by
rul in Niiveinlifr, arid )wtnt thrir chairman, Mr*. E. J. N tl*4 ..tit lit*1 Win Id War a* an ex. •"n, Jr., arc soliciting funds for
amide
Greek
war relief to the R tti
Theater tubby as part of the mo.
Hon picture Industry’s rampsign
to aid the heroic nation.
Member* nf the rummlltee an-:
Mr*. Jark Hall. Mr*. Jam**
lliggin*, Jr., Mrs. John Ivey, Mrs.
Mr* Rev* II. Andrews, hmno Msawrll Stewart, Mr*. It. B. Odd< morisirstion ngent in Heininole hsm, Jr., Mrs. Phil
Grsshoff.
< minty, ha* Ix-cn called lo hrr Mr*. M A.
Yrlvlngton,
Mrs.
home in Zephyrhllls by the ill. Chandler Sharon, Mies Marguer.
r i» * nf hei mother, ll was learned He ingtey and Miss Marian Esttoday.
rldge,
Mrs Andrew*' mother fell and
A d olf Zukor, who heads the
broke her hip several weeks ego drive for the motion picture In
md was believed lo be Improv dustry, declared that th* “ valor
ing until
the agent
received o f the Greeks In their defense
word that she had tsken * turn o f democracy has aroused tho
to r the worse.
admiration o f every liberty lev*
tag American. The Oreeks love
liberty so much they're witling
to die fo r U. I l l * least w# o f this
thrir* biassed country ran da t*
to help the women and e h M n ft
LEESBURO, Mgr. 21. — DPI— of these relia n t defender* o f
Attorney General Watson, speak, mo, racy. W a have noth taw U I
Inc a t first rltiim ah lp raserat.
f ? ta- ,W #
1
f
lion ceremonies hare Tuesday gain I f thov l0*0.“
LeadIox U. R. cHioona.
night, told a gathering ‘
employers were refused
Herat, Rupert Huph#-. Col. Jl
to kira whom they <
country
would
b ee*
i
“ some stag* nf .Faariat,
Bolshevist or Communist
He spoke la
Funds For Greece
A r e Solicited By
Members Of Club
Mrs. AndrewH Called
By Mother's Illness
Right O f Employer To
Hire Anyone Upheld
(n» Tiftnrr frrrrilt
U X ta t
3 f t
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THURSDAY, MARCH 27. lM l
Pag e tw o
Sanford
iBIBLE
VERSE
The “Little Slavs” Reyolt
FOR TO D AY
PATH O F CONQUEST'
Oftco again the people hfcve proved thgt they ere bet
ter able to govern themselves than others are to rule over
them. In the tiny Balkan kingdom of Yugoslavia the pcop'c
have revolted, and overthrown the government, which
would have sold them Into bqndage to the "master race"
of Germany. Time alone will prove how much better
judgment the' people have shown than their government.
Yugbslavla for weeks haa been the key to the entire
Balkan situation. Hitler could 4° nothing to aid the Italiahs in Albania without crossing Yugoslav territory. At
least one, and perhaps the most important, route to tlie
Greek frontier led through Yogoslnvla.
rca____
For strategic rea
sons it w as dangerous for Hitler tp use the other routes
while his right flank was exposed to hostile .Yugoslavian
troops.
He had hoped to win Yugoslavia by diplomatic pres
sure. Now he must take it by force and it Is by no means
certain that ho can do it. Tho Yugoslavs will have the in
stant aid of tho Greeks and the British, Turkey will prob
ably be drawn Into the war on tho Allied side and there Is
a strortg possibility that even Russia may take action.
It is not forgotten that Serbia, a part of this same
Yugoslavia, a nation created out of the chaos of the last
World War, saw the origin of thgt war. It was in the little
town of Sarajevo in Serbia that the Austrian Archduke
was assassinated In 1914. And it waa the violent and un-<
reasonable attltudo of the then great Austro-Hungarian
Empire, egged on by Germany, which led .to open conflict
on the Serbian boracr.I
//
• i
.
Russia, then as Ihmv, pad a warm fond V>f sympathy
for the "little Slava” and acted like a big brother. When
and Her
H tJ d iA
Sending Seeds To conference*
Queen Mary ha* twxe entrusted
m osaic* to her-to deliver, the
.on* to *11 the country
England Is Urged teat
women's societies of tire illitun
By British Woman Empire.
Manufacture of 180 billion ci.
garottes manually in the U. S.
vice threefii their organisations. requires the use of over Z0 milMrs. Watt pointed eut the lion* pounds o f sugar, according
courag* o f the people In England to the census.
in their bomb shelters, not com
plaining bat taking thing*- as they
come and keeping faith in the be
lief that they will win. Quoting
a recent letter from one of her
sons, now In the service in Lmu
don, ah* said the food shortage
has become noticeable in the hist
few weeks and .the cost is stag*
gering tut they expect to “ win
the war in 1 M I '
A great religious revival aeema
to be taking place in England
right now, Mr*. Watt said. The
people are looking at the pragma
they a n making, today and saying
a mlracla Is happening to them.
They l-ave attained n faith In
their future.
In cooeluslon Mrs. Watt read
||m Su Sm i f a k O It t j
f
from an appeal she made to Pic
women or the organisation of
L In a recent Interview during a
urvey in ditemer whai hnutewives
think of Southern Twin Park Dread,
tba following went look plan:
H O U S E WI F E
PRAISES
MONEY-
SAVI NG I DEA
V A SIMPLE TEST: By Uiia .hall
aU men know that ya ar* my illSclplas, If ye have love one to
another.—John i3;M.
/
„
better late than n e v e r ? ________ .
POEM
(Prom the Writer's Pnrum)
Tas stun* I throw Into the roail
May not choose ita pUc0 of
. a fast.
Rpt I am fra* to come and go
■ ; M f body I. autonomous.
,*
Air Corps A ccidents
Balling out of his spinning plane near Montgomery,
Ala., a young lieutenant had his legs cut-off by the pmpellor of his own plane and died two hours later. Two Navy
fliers dipping too low fovpr an Alabama turnip farm be-
7
M <>-
®* Is my dog’s. Hut hs doei nnt
_Parpl#x himself with theories
O f'b ow or why, nr suffer "but"
To altar hi* philosophy,
W
Gat hi* head o ff snd ha .-will
-'P ssriv# aa tho pebble* Ho,
Inorganic, chemical.
And cut o ff mine, and| *o will
M I hwI.
'' -i
levelling,
'
rvswing, plebeian
pieueinn -matter
matter
Bay* my cnnaeienc* Isn’t God
Ahd my mind I* an imposter
And aura I crawl beneath the
Q i accident) snd sure I aav
I sm L ife’s darling and" T pul)
'.A ga in *! th* wlndl And *11 my
t f t y way Y y .
i; >, I parilnua\’*«d wonderful.
* l^*«lo#nPjlu(J»+vt!t ha* gone
■'. ^lahmg. Wq^hopy<i gets a strike.
- i -Vail, n ail month tho Florid*
I Laglalatur*' will meet and Shan
S m War in Euro|i# Will seem ilk*
Hldar ha* decided to inrlude
eland to his blockade of Brit0 . WhV net msk# It Now York
Ity and be dona with ItT
* 1< I
*
Yugoslavia haa
Joined' the
HM-BarUn Alia snd Hitler la
nut as popular In-Yugoslavia
: lr n la In th* United State*.
President Rsoaovrit signed th«
van billion dollar BrllUh aid
II on tha'hlgh sets. That aught
■ makt R aaater to float the
All in all the accident curve Is rising rapidly as Amer
ican plans progress to train some .10,000 Army pilots this
year. General Marshall says that at leaat 200 young filers
will meet death during the year .ending June SO as com
pand with only 88 the fea r before.. Not only are more
fllefi being killed aa mure an trained, but* the rate tier
thousand hours flown is also rifting.
Air Corps officials explain this by showing that as
the. number o f cadets Incrugsee the number of experienced
InsfrtJctfcrs to train them SecreM* propoltlonatejy. Tlence
it is often necessary to sdtd VcmrlariiUViiy inexperienced
r.
construct ion at MUtnl
continue* apae*. Building
alt* eo far thla year « # , . » »
sat ahead of th* **m« period
bora u* by, tailing
things choir parents
. , . i
\i
Pickets And
Police Fight"
In Indiana
■M
JACKSONVILLE. Mar. <7. — UP) — . Florida’s
dwindling
WPA fore** will be cut 1800
Apr.
1,
State Administrator
ll'aM lM U
Fag* Owl
tarn air war, while London l.nl Schroder said Wednesday night,
reducing the roll* to 27,600. Th.
It* sixth rald.frv* night.'
reduction
was
ordered
from
Balgrsd* and the Bosnian oily Washington.
of Sarajevo where a Student as
Thar* ar* 72,000 . Chinee* In
NaSrly twice aa many student* th* Philippines, 30,000 Japanvao,
sassin' touched o ff th# 1**1 great
war, wer# th* aernet last night at Pennsylvania State Collage ar*1
of violent «tr**t riata •led lirge- studying Greek this year a* last.
Iv by students Inflamed against
Yugoslavia'* nmri membership in
(be Asia.
•• * .„■/
flavrto
Ill
Sarajevo,
where
Rivera, w!
‘’NegolieUoVdtn b
while all m*u ar* at
doming q ii f V m i m . at ouy 8.98, lank*>s i
South t N * f i S S t ’ d£5Sera UtU Kaater
Taxes
TALLAKABSfX 1
tu
distributed today. la
...
■" ■ : : * j
$ If MMOri
1
'fijfo j a*-** ^
a*s
Housewife: Ye*—It u r t t
kttaw * it i l t j i fifth /sac,
have any suit bread lu ik
. This line was,
inaasag* to th* union
"W* aspect your fit
dlntry means,” th* two official* tlon In canrylng out
telegraphed Mag W.'Bahb, p . program.**
TH# i *1k U*»
vjK1V’V
Florida’s W PA To
Be Cut To 27,500
r
HouMwUat 1 prefer tl to any other
kind because each half loaf it icf*
•rarefy wrapped and then both halve*
BELLE. G LAPE, M a T *7 — am wrapped again. T « * unppm
About 1800 perm-int afwwyi » « f trend frtibtr tbm ear.
TUSXEGEp. Ala., M «r. 27 — attandad th# cornerstone laying
J f the.new flOO.OOO Bella Glad*
W>— Dr. W. T. B. William*, vice High School here yeatarday, lit
president of Tuskaaga* Institute charge of the Grand Lodge of
,
and vatann educator, died at Florida Masons.
hi* horn* ban yastarday. He waa
a grad oats o f Hampton Inatiluta, Hampton, Vn.. Phitllpa Aca
demy, Andover, Mas., and Har
vard University.
nrritn without d*Uy.
company rajaftad thalr damand* —lUc* ’ track
I f ';
A
Aa the defense prpgram continues and the training
Rlet e*
schedule Is upped from 80,000 pilots to 80,000 or more,'we street* fr
may expect an Increablng number of these accidents despite
all efforts to prevent, them.
to get Into *thle counMora than 7020 AllU-Chalewa
toitnl of ’’moral turpL wnrfnra walked out after th*
Twgw.
IM
Hr
Serbs Reyolt;
Refuse To Merge
With Axis Powers
W
r . ___ ;
■
tened from a year to seven and a half months.
battled with pollee who
Without a doubt other nations have encountered this rioter*
triad
to put
t7*:rtr
—* down
' — demonstrations
---------- r—
same problem. Very likely even Germany suffered a like against Germany.' The fight
_______when
200 theological stu
trend when the Nails began fufjlohsly- ip 1984 to' train ar •tar
tod
my air pilots. Ilut complete suppression of tho news from dent* paraded, singing old Sla
vic hymns and • crying
out
the press and hence from tho people prevented any reac agalnatl
Germany. *•
.
tion. |n this country cyery llnu- m fledgling flier is killed It
In RelgrSM,
police battled
la front.pago news. . ..
'
^
t
with rioters to at lmret *l*h*
The* people have A
The’
a right to this information aha
anti wo separate points' making arrests.
bellove their having it will fend t'p keep the ^rmy and Its
Instructors oil their toes to see that everything possible Is
done to hold accidents to a minimum, but the public'must
understand that for every fatality there aVc thousands of
hours flown without an accident which are not covered In
tho newspapers. It is only tho tragedies which make tho
U**nU tn have a crime
million dollars a month.
■U 'pravooi' «riraa, w* Ion. Wt mutt aik you to notify
that 12 million n yaor your tnUrt forco to report for
w n rk w J .u rt UF^Uona ham*.
n*w highway*.
A Z J IK x r
A
,
Attbdsfct
_____
_________
of
Austriara*-»:i5a?uaHangary In IDU, more than 1000
heigHne*.
Ung nearly twice a* « « * " *
r«*a aa Reno. Nrr., In* far*
dlvore* capital * f th* world.
A InMrvlewert How do you <*",
■ariai* I'm making a lurvey and
would lika ID find out whai you think
of Southern Twin Pack Dread
f
will txe outfitted by the Hollywood Shop.
• J lf n rs NEW AND SMART
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THURSDAY, MARCH >7, lMjl
Personal Activities
\
Former Sanford Man
Weds Miss Henderson
T il CRH DAT
Ladies
M U ir* Auxiliary,
nUAIUSI Jy Temple
icin^ic Beth
Ureal, will meet at 8;00 P. M. In
the Jewish Community Center for
tta regular buelneee meeting.
-Sewing sessions *111 continue
A r the Red Croee In the Woman's
: Club from 9:30 A. M. until 11JO
A. M.
The Townsend Club will meet tha marriage of
Miss
Ruty
In the Court flouee at 7:30 P. M. Lorraine Henderson to Benja
All membere are urged to at- min Timothy Tiller, of Brunewick, formerly of Sanford, which
T h e regular meeting and In. was solemnised Sunday afternoon
■tallatlon o f officers .of Seminole at a simple but pretty home wed.
Rtbfkah Lodge will he held In ding et the home of the brides
tha 1. o. O. F. Hall at 8:00 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
P. M.
Walling, on Reynolds Street Tha
_
FRIDAY
Impressive ceremony waa per
■ The II D. C. will meet at Ihe formed by the Rev. Charles H.
home of Mra. B. U Perkine on Moss, pastor of Norwich Street
Magnolia Avenue at 3:30 P. M. Baptist Church, in the presence
Sewing eeeeions will continue of relatives and close friend* of
the couple The ceremony was
performed before the mantel In
the living room which was banked
itted feme and taakets of
MONDAY
Truth Meeker* C1»M of the
Methodist Churrh will meet with
Mrm. A. D. Shoemaker. 1706 Park
Avenue, at 3:00 P. M.
■ Sewlnir session* will eonllnue
i ‘■Cinderella.'' n three act play
■ 111 hr presented bv the Utile
Theater nt the South Side Pri
mary School at 8.<10 P. M. for
the twnefll of undrr-prtvlledged
•ebonI children.
Sewing arsstnns will he held In
ih e Wnmon's Club from 8:30 P.
Hi. until 6:30 P. M. for the Rad
Cross.
, Therr will he a hoard meeting
o f thr Woman's Club in the chib
house un Oak Avenue at 10:00
A. M.
■
WEDNESDAY
Sewing sessions will continue
for the fieri Cross In the Woman's
Club from 0:30 A. M. until iliM
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY
Joyca Harrell *
/
Hilly WUs m d
MIm Jennie Lee Hutchins
Mr*. Sadye Mows
1. E. Eitrtdge, Jr.
■"
■ The Commonwealth Government
w the .Philippine* U republican
in form, modeled after that of
tha United States. It Is based on
tha doctrine of separation o f pow
er*. with III attendant checks
SX-ar* *,Ui
C. C. fir Icy, ii 111 at hit home
on Myrtle Avenue.
Ika Butler It III et hii home
on West Flrat Street.
Mlae Muriel lamb !e 111 with
measier at her home on Magnolia
Avenue.
,
Mra. William Nutting continues
very ill at her home on Magno
lia Avenue.
Friends of Miss Clera Melsch
will regret to lea in that she Is
ill with Influenia.
Mr*. Albert Whitaker has re
covered from a recent Illness and
I* now able to be out I|iin.
Friends of Mr*. W. A. Zavhnty
will be sorry to learn of her Ill
ness at her home on fllM Park
Avenue.
Mrs.
Earl Ihisicy. A spray of
orange blnMotita was placed upon
Mr*. Reva D. Andrew* has iconr ench ulalr. (iirthctlng the 'iiiditl
Zephyrhllls where she was motif
lied by the serious Illness of
Invited to Iw with the hnrmree
and hostess were
Miss Dons Sue Williams, Miss
Mrs L. M. Swaim, Mrs Allen Brttv Thurmond. M o. llerschel
Stewart and Mr* Ralph Stewart II■int v. Miss Kvrlyn Kehols, Miss
spent the day Tuesday In Orlando Dorothy Pmie. Miss I'lwclla Tru.
with friends.
lurk. Miss 1,11lilt n Adams. Miss
t nrlm Palmer. Mi.s llclU* WaHr*.
Nannie
Williams
left then. Miss Jessie
Durden ntul
Tuesday for Memphis, Tenn , anil Mims Marini ie Cngbuiii
other point* In Tennessee
In
Alan Mtss
Klisal'eth D>*nu,
spend several weeks
Miss Helen (iuiner. Mis* Dorothy
I’riold. Miss Murv Wat hen. Mrs
Mra- Jewel Wells. aremit panted llrouehton Wtikiiis. Mis I' P.
by her sister, Mrs. K.
Council, IViolil, Mrs James Iteardou. Mrs.
of Savannah, (la., has gone I" Hill r'olniutn. Mr. Tin I Do o ) .
Tampa for a few days
Mrs Austin \ ilileii nnd Mi" I'u'k
Aiken. .It
Mr. and Mr*, (im rrr Moye and
daughter of Atlanta, will leave
soon for Ft. Sill. Okla . where
Mr. Moye will be stationed.
Niro Caaac
I
HOPfYI
■
Tserkw4rl4«a‘
¥
James
Members of the Sanford Min
isterial Association made plan*
for a daily varalional
nlble
school. to run from Junr IH lo
June 27, at a meeting Tuesday |
afternoon in the
Preabytrrlati I
Church office, it was disclosed to.
day.
Mis* Mary firth l-asvrtrr of
Nashville, Tenn , aasocialr srere
lary of the Varational
Hi I lr
School Assembly of the Itaptisl
Church, will be present
si a
meeting of the general suprrin. '
teiMlrnls and their worker* Tues
day. April i, to assist In planning
the school
The meeting will he held n( the I
Itaptisl Churrh from 2.00 nclmhl
until 4:00 P M Mis*
l-nui«e!
King of Orlando and I!. K t.rght- 1
foot ol Starke will HINIA| M i*H l
Umirlrt in making plans fin tin1school.
According hi D’nlitiivr Ainuigiments, beginners In this >mr .
school will be k1/i Ufirnsi in the
Methodist rhureha the jutnitry
department m thr Haplist Chinib.
■rid the junior department in tin*
ProshyteriHn Chutch, iind the in
tcrmwliite
depart merit
in
the!
Episcopal Church,
It is nlso plmmid tn nssi iu m
th* e'ltiro school for
worship
service twice ■ wrvk, it vui* nn
noil need
Ruperiiilrndents and nffVrrs nf
this yrsm school includr *t K
Kipp, general
superinten.lont.
Mildred A milt, secretarv; Mrs
Perl Chapman, aupcrintrndrnt of
the herinners departrrem ; Nlm
P R, Stephen A4»n, superintendent
of the primary tlepailmmi. Mi*
V. II. Orrene, supeHntendonr id
the Junior department; Herman
Morris, superintendent
»f ri,. *
intermediate
department. end
Miss Fkanor Morrison, mmmm.
tiorial director
Spring is here and Easter not far off. Take ad
vantage of this opportunity to save, anticipate
your Summer needs. Huy your Easter outfit, buy
your Summer requirements now!
The most fastidious will be pleased with our
array of new Spring and Summer styles in Fab
rics, Ladies Ready to wear. Millinery, Etc.
New \ \ raves - New Designs - NT w Colors -Come
and mc the thrilling new prints and luscious
plain ci.lors in Cottons, Rayons, Rombergs. Fab
rics for every occasion. The New Fabrics Are
Here.
‘ummer Term Slated
At Southern Colleire
LAKELAND. Miw : j
<>,„
<imI)
Florida Souihrm I
\
10-week Miinmrr t#*rm uill Itimii
Junr 14 anit rnntmur 1hi tub'll
Aug. 22, whrn Ihe »>iimmrr rntii
mtnermniit wilt he hrht. I'rraLlfitl
Ltldd
M
Spivey
nrmnunf nt
tn
flay. T wii *»eF* jon *« will (,«. hH I,
thr firht rntlinp July ih an | tl,,
Fcrnml hegmulnif I hi fnllnvb mg
day.
A larpr mimhi-r
«*f neuUi
fa cult V mi" nIhr if Ht i- Itemiic t*
tRinc'l fur Ih** Fiirnmri cminci
in I hr lirpaf tinent« »*f ntalht*
matlra, Fn^lUh, riliiraiinti. IHhSc,
htitory, hunlnriM niltnititHt ration,
ppycholoiry. romancr lanviiairr*
■ctfnr^, art. aprr^h, in«to»trial
art*, and public nrhonl mu*k\
• “ S r O It T O W N K " A
"M A N IIA T T A N
Mr* Conrad Apgar, the fortm r
Mlsa Ruth Pearman nf this rity.
has been seriously ill tn the Com
munity Hospital In Mont Clair.
N. J. She ft reported ae improv
ing, but will be confined tu the
hospital for aevrral weeks
Mack Cleveland, Jr, and Dickie
Brown, students of Fefnlnole High
School, chosen as delegatee tn the
annual elate convention of Stu
lent Councils, left this morning
for Miami where the convention
■e being held.
wportfd that M 63.TS has been
npandad toward eleilbn rallaft
•8601 tor veteran rellefi and
1111.44 for dlaasUr rellaf a* rejBlt of, tha hurrtcana between
Christmas and N«w Years that
did a great deal of damage.
Mra. 8 . O. Ghana, Jr., knitting
chairman, reportad that knittad
garment* *«nt from tha canity
included 10 from AtUmonla, ulna
from Oviedo, one from taka
Mary, <ma from Longwnad. and 41
from Sanford, making a total of nera tor snout 10 dan before
returning to WaAlagtep.
04 garments.
All uerscns desiring ts kalt art
requested to contact Mrs. Chase. Women MinionaricH
Arreated In Japan
Bi-Monthly Club
-. Meets For Game®
PAGE TH REE
Mrs. Ralph .Stewart has re.
turned to her home In Cocoa,
of Ur spending a few da ye with
her mother, Mrs. L M. Swaim.
at the Park ApartmenU.
Mr
Stewart arrived yesterday to ar
company her home. -
v0* ? 1 •Pd M1“ ,re" » Hinton
Mr. and Mra. Jam** 0. Wat
will be In charge of packing and
kins were the recant visitor* of
■hipping production.
Mr*. Jean Adams, treasurer, Mrs. Watkins' p* Cents, Mr. nuril
M
llonorinr Mba^Virginla Pciold,
whose marnajr will In' nn event
of April Ifi, Miss Msrthn Tel*
ford cntertAHicd with a misrellan.
foua rhower and bridtto i.t
her
home in Klorsl Heights Inst eve*
nine.
Choosing a bridal motif, the
rooms of Miss Telford * borne
wen* decorated with orange blo».
|inmi ami other Spring flowers
throughout. Tollies upon which
the bridge score* were kept also
;amcd i; l.ridal design.
After Severn l progress h-ns of
bridge scores were added and
high prilc. a dmihle deck of
playing ranis, was awarded to
Miss Rette Wat hen Mis* K-litahclh iWaon rcccivril lipstick low.
ids for acreenoing. The hormree
was presented n bridal corsnge of
bride** wreath mini omnge blos
som* from the liosteas and Miss
Etelvn Kchola, whose marriage
will be nn event of April 27, was
presented hurricane lamps.
A large basket llilAI with flow,
ers was brought in and presented
to Miss Pezold which when the
flower* were removed was found
to tontaln the many useful gifts
from the other guests.
A sweet course too served lute
In the evening by the hostess* as
sisted bv Mis Hill i nleman and
«*"“*
Red Cross Explained
At Board’s Meeting
Mrs,
’
Miss Virginia Pezold Bible School Planned
[lonorcd With Shower From June 16-June 27
ranhellenic OffieerH
To Take Over April 7
•erve a* publicity chairman of
M
kv
the bride'* maid of honor and
only attendant Mr. Tiller wa*
attended by John Murphy ae belt
man.
“ Mra. Walling, mother of the
hrlde, was gowned In powder
blue crepe with shoulder corsage
of sweet nea*. and Mrs. C. T.
Tiller o f Sanford, mother o f the
bride-groom, wore a becoming
gown of dusty rose with shoulder
■ »• • ( pe*»- Mr. and
Mra. Walling entertained at an
Mr*. J. W. Payne hai arrived
informal wedding reception after from Jacksonville tn visit with
Ihe ceremony, the bride's tab!* her alstera. Mr*. Fdmund Meiseh
TAI.I.AII ASSKK.
Mar
27 and Mra. A. W. I.ee. for a Week. fSpt’cla l)— Installation of new of
ficers of the Punhrllrnlc Assm'ia"Mr. and tin . Tiller have beFriend* of Howard I-ong will tion will take place April 7 at
n n hm u*«eplng at UtS 0 ) 1. ba glad to know that he has re- Florida Htalr t ollege where Mis*
am well known turned hands from Hay Pinrt Mary Pinekaid lliyan, nf (ireen■»* PMjMaf with a number of Hoapltal where b* wa* ronflned villr, Ala., will go 1,1 » » few
for several month*.
presiilent She is a mernlier of
Tri Delta sorority.
Dr. and Mrs. T. K. McDaniel
The I’aiihellrnir hop was held
have left Furl Benntng for Phll- last Saturday evening sod mil on
adalphla. Pa., where Dr.
Mc Sunday as was originally an
Daniel will undergo a month of nounced
Intensive Army training.
LAST TIMES
TODAY
Iky & Saturday
Ue Program
.
T H E S A N F O R D H B R A L D r S A N F O R D F L O R ID A
LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
Social Calendar
*4
. T o * X & J ton H — M V - Flftaan British and United stataa
woma- missionaries have bean
arraatsd on chargaa o f plotting
Ntyled la vntsll drxlsn*
— polk* dots ami strlpea .
Casual “ shirr" Hnr> . .
la auft fullnr-s . . . . whit*
rollers that rl<r
ms
thst
Kprlng
look.
You'll
> »r
moon hr but Ins Hr*—*-- it,si
you can launder yourself.
•
lilt A N D
NKW
S I 'H I N i;
sTVLI
KNOW THE
SECRET!
annually
• f euapalrs of
PII1CED FROM
MODERATELY
WHITES AND
LUGGAGE TAN!
SANFORD,
�JJand
si
ElisaM ia nan
The tepk an
OVIEDO
dU
By PRANK W. T A L B O U
is . ' Hehry Land, president o f the
Consumers Lumber and Veneer
Co. f i t Apopka, was in Oviedo
v last week on business.
a * , 8> P. Dutton of Sanfprd was
hero Friday, calling on th* fruit
■' and vegetable shipper*.
Uf 4 Mrs. Lowsll Omen and (laugh.
. tor, Anna, o f Atlanta, (la v were
lasts cf Mr. and Mrs. R,' W.
lie s last wash. Mrs. Estes and
tests attended the Bok Tower
nrrrt Thursday.
Orady Zellner, president and
moral manager o f th* ZeUnar
Orange County Leads
In CttniB Produced
Celery (Towers report favorable (rowing conditions. Some of
IIip celery is being put under pa.
per at this time and prospects
are good for the Spring crop to
bp under way within the nest
twu or three week*.
Edward lllggln*. secretary af
the Seminole County Chamber of
Commerce, was In Oriedo Tut*,
day.
107,008 boxes, while other conn, ; In. 1940 approximately H ,
tie* .loading more then 100,000 persons were killed In traffic
boxes were BrevuiU, 181,07(1; IdsnU and 1,120,000 war*
Dural,
112,888; ' Hillsborough, lured; the latter figure the great'
118348; Indian Hirer. 127,054: est list in American history.
Marian, 112380; Pinellas, 131,.
018; St. . Lucie, 109.028; Semi,
nfcle, 191,320, and Volusia, 137,-
Iceland has the oldest parlia
ment in the world. It I* 1,010
years old and la called MAlting*L"
117 E. FIRST ST.
F«E E DELIVERY
PHONE 2SB
* 'L B . CARTON
Bliss Potatoes 5 lbs..8c
Swansdown Flour
Grape Fruit *dbzen 19c
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C.' S. !<•*, and relume. I
Sunday to High Spring* where
she'Is teaehlng in the high, school
Mia* Charlotte Lawtpn apuat the
weekend at lmme wun Mr, amt
Mr*. T. W. Lawton, reluming to
Newberry where the Is teaehlng.
Don Knell and Blaine Mlkesell
o f Winona Lake. Ind., wera- week
end guest* of friends In Oviedo,
returning home after a' lour of
the state on their vacation.
Sidney Carr*way, Robert Mur
phy, Jr., Merritt Staley cf Oviedo
and Jimmie Baxendaie o f Tampa,
student* at Southern Georgia
College, Doug)***, Oa.. returned
Beef TongUes 12V'ac
Picnics L b .___ 14c
Sausage 2 l b s . 3 5 c
CHUCK ROAST lb. 19c
PIG HAMS.......lb. 17c
■ M 'lW t**
8 LBS. BERT GRADE
Hondurous Rice
LARGE 14 W.. CANS AHMOllH'H
Tom. Juice 2 cans..
V R .IL
N O l.I.r.D
Kist Lemons doz,
SHOULDERS?.,
lb. 25c
NIR .
LAMB CHOPS lb. 29c
Potatoes 10 lbs
SHOULDERS lb. 12»/ac
MEAT STEW....lb. 21c
BEETS
TURNIPS
MUSTARD
CARROTS
I.AWH iw n oi.K t
HAMV BRRV
CHUCK ROAST lb. 17c
CALF LIVER....lb. 45c
PIG LIVER....lb. 12Vic
Bunclf
FRIDAY* FEATURES
Daisy
Cheese 19c
S 4 U IM M B
OYSTERS Qt...39c
SHOULDERS lb. 12*/2c
SIDES............... Ib. 12c
BACK BONE. ,1b. 17c
**rn«« ronK pan
SAUSAGE........ Ib. 17c
R W IU U R
IHIIOI.KI
Smoked HAMS... lb. 20c
n s.
BRING YOUR CHICKENS AND EGGS
INNT N A TU R A L FLAVOR (MURCHES
LARGE JUICY
Mr. ami Mrs. Robert Sorrels
of A rra d la w ere guests of Mr.
...
Kstes Sunday.
and Mr*.
The Oviedo Chamber of Com
merce will have a called special
masting Monday evening, Mir.
31, tiucsts from out o f town in.
vlled to the meeting Include stale
representatives R. K. Brady and
John Leonard/, also fltato Ken.
alor Ernest K. Houshulder of
(AlJtO TRA BAORt
PIG MAWS
PIG EARS
Beef Tripe
BACON........... lb. 23c
Rib
PIG
RIB
PIG
PIG
m u. j i i c r n
W K V T K IIN
HENS 3 to, 4 lbs. av. ,79c
SPARE IuBS....lb. 17c
Round Steak lb 25c
WEINERS'
• .
2 lbs. 29c
A Brisket STEW
TAILS
-g
TIPS
I
BRAINS
1
CHOPS
r»tn
r s i. I l l , , su e Oe
Smoked Bacon ib. 17c
Lemons doz. .... 15c
Tursips 3 lbs.
Potatoes 10 lbs. 14c
10c
UAxaaijda)
FANCY IIRITB 1 3 ROB
Grapefruit 5 for 10c
Bananas 4 lbs
HIZKH
RED SAUSAGE
BOLOGNA
Balk Ptanat Batter
Bolling BACON ]L
BEEP BRAINS *“ •
PORK CIIITTLINGS
Round Steak..... lb. 25c
aauuLKaa
5c MATCHES
BLACK PEPPER
MACARONI, SPA(i
PORTED MEAT
SAUSAGE
Oranges doz. .... 19c
o ld
Morton Salt 2 boxes 19c
Jacksonvills, was In town Tiles,
day.
J. M. Stlnecipher o f SanfoH
iwaa in Oviedo Monday on bu»L
r iiin s iA n
Winesap Apples 25c
■: *.i > I
Rutabagas lb,
Spinach lb,
Lettuce head'
Bananas 4 lbs..... 15c
t l V T K V M IS T
Hostess Flour
nroKNLY r n .
A N N PAOB
DELICIOUS MAPLE
>
FLAVORED
SYRUP
QT. JUG 2J*
* P»dn
£??»!!.
DELMAIZ
SPINACH
GOLDEN CREAM STYLE
CORN no. 2 cans 10c
GREEN GIANT
PEA8
Usl M*m» r « . au. N*l I 8 •**
REGULAR BOSTON, OR
W E T A S IA N
—
2 No. 2 cans 25i
TEA BALLS
-PR O D U C E SPECIALS—
No* 1 Maine Potatoes
0 Baking POTATOES....... 4 lbs, Jb5c
thook LIMA BEAjNS........ 1 lb?'45e
lb. 10c
1 She Juicy GRAPEFRUIT 4 for 10c
ler Crisp Carrots........ .........2 liu. Oc
ar Wtnesap APPLES......... .4 lbs* 25^
LOW ONIONS ............ 3 lbs* l(sr
St± p
25c
|UMiT a bans to a custom
Jewel or Scoco Bhprtenlng 4-lb. ctn. 37c'
Clapp's StrainedBABY FOOD 2 cans 13c ’
Peppermint PATTIES........... .......2 for 5c
Clapps’ Chopped BABY FOOD 3 for 25c
MEAT SPECIALS—
Fresh Dressed FRYERS 2Vai v . each *3c
Western Beef Shoulder ROAST.,....lR 23c
Western PbtfTLoin ROAST........!... Ib.. 20c
AU Peril SAUSA
Wetmrn H>atr Sp
t 21c
39c
3-4 lb. pkg. li
is
ml
Jan
_____
j
PRE^siNG... p t 1 5cj
0 J f lS S U E (M e
Toilet TISSUE 5ViC
C A to W
MOL IW VAN t’AUPS
? . ...... 9»/*ej
■ aew B le* Wry. Wfe. w Cos
FacTaTTISSUE 8'/,c
r o W E li" 3 f.r 2 8 c
fuiCE'".".” Sm
fM lu U
jC lC E ^ lY S
ta oo. r r n w
Am
m acaroni
ftlW I
»o. 3 can l
Apple JGIAY..:...10c
Apple BUTTER 15c
KfWDER.“ r t S He
oy selfrising 5-lb bag 15g|2-lb, bag 33cR & I fla g Me 48-lb. bag|L27
^■Pherry Jam Ib. jarlT c
PINEAPPLE
CXUAL8
OATS____ L.8Vie
�•
t
#■
THURSDAY. MARCH 27. 191!
THE
I hr hadn't
liecn.
But
KI«>« Ida
r;iUiiriiPM wisp miw hint rhotild
[ 14V<* toeromp con v N t•**! tlmt ill
tint l t\vuml thi* rvtilm* of
potftihililv tor them in rrUi* rndj
J[t ft| stern* which will It” tups
imyw hern.
tit**,; * ln*xyh in t1 n
Ami
ohns
it dining Kebrua’'/ demonTl
I that .-1 *1111 ! Fieri ihi iTit-i 1t-ft n
C A IN K S V iU .K .
M ir.
;:t
i are
t b » r* I
f Special)1— I went to ere S 'liro,
ire |fno*| nlH*n that l o m . jio it l
the steer which wn« pm*. 1 cheni
lavornldv with tin*-** p»o lr.tr:
plon nt the International Live
iinvivlierts
idsi*
in
Ihcjnliim
Stuck Show In
Clue* ?tt
In-1
country,
Tho*r* people f»ti iumitr Hne
Ih vi uder r n j U now
i -m.
four rtnpn
’ ! n « enough to I uv mid eut *-*nie nf fin d
tlve steaks from the best fa t 1«T*
* - .t week I'm find I ' d. I
Cm convinced now that FforMa stm k di'H\ rntto* r»» *e tiisHV mere
r to llm e n I .t » (ai*«*
» <d
f t t iifiproval to the fine lit-*'f ' hieu1 lim^
| Wl
rti*f*ra r t. irmnl a**
tha
rrnml waM tailed hr Florid;*.
| f t then* lire not iMicm^r. tut- a lit
champion.
(demon
in
Florida
who
are
irui
fintal
San: » i* no excellent tm mal
tloff-eV no 4l«»*it»t
of
ihnt ile iiu. thl* champion ip iililv beef, full
(oiihtn'tfnv».
r* i t A relatively small number e x -1t hoir
chain p on at the Intenuiliorml if hlMt nt tlm fat ato^k phowa.rihrir
iu srt ns J
'
^
*
Low est
everyd a y
P r ic e s
quantity
Pa laca. lb
Cold M eats |b21c Bacon
P IC
S te a k s
ill Mtuly
Logs
lb 19c
tb
Pcllock All Mrat
lb
n ile ts
lb
Chops
Tender Bed Chir k
lb
2 3c
P erch
lb
lb
Buinmore
brensl
S tew
Vendor Club
S te a k
lb
lb
H oe
^|u Hop DrrssrJ Mcwinn
H ens
«i>
69c
Bacon
lb
15c
L o in s
lb
19c
Chops
lb
43t
Chops
lb
Fresh Crab
Glutted Lamb
l oad Lain
lb
29c
P O R K S TE W , vd..
P O R K B R A IN S
SPARE RIB ...... .
Pfin»-*» Albeit
M eat
>A-lb
J r . V o g*
lb
32c
Kingifi't Het.sbU 'SlnnQ Half
H am s
lb
23c
lb
19c
GERBER
This pcico may advance any time!
$ STARCH
Bdby or Junior
FOODS
3 tor 1 0 c
can
7 f
PdiihurY a
S A N IF L U S H
FARINA
19c
pkg
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agtoodod
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W —Private Jama# Btawart waa
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MacArthur to the air corps pcplacouant canter at Moffett Field
Wedneeday.
The rerrnt winner of lha Moi
l|oo Picture Academy award a*
tha beat film actor of 1040 wa.
draltad Into tho army tail week.
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near San Franciaco today. .
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PONDER
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meeting reviainl urn- of It. regu.
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inti, thr .la te of hera und ii.eii
fine keep I ng cmupnu'iit and adopt™ * tl" '* rum providing for thi
ha lulling of 1..,.,
keeping equipment when ahii'pc.l
into the .tale In vlulalion (*r Ih,
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' f . * h' north Bring l—e.
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m |IHM In III lit, to all'll I 1 I III i% lib
■prlng to lake advanlug,. „ f t|„. i"111I* Mll'l Ml
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protect the bei* industry In thi<
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1"ease*,
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Efforts Tightened
To Guard Florida
Bees From Disease
Baby Lamb
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M aiv 27—
t |‘* t m I i Till
annual
spring
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• t ■M «. pilt i o ill U* j;ivrn thla
* 1* II1;- ;*t lilt iiildlforitim of Flow
M , « M.*t» i -dli u* for
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L in e s
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four, breeding pig. imi, f.i b«r-
rown three, and ocri reive, three
years, lie has eol.l priHluct. yal.
This young tanner m,iowa the
moat advanced method. In farm.
Iiu.
growing (Total.rU after Ms
com each year andbuilding
up
Ida lands so that yield.
have
hVoty Rill
R oast
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Clipp'd fialrnon
H om s
lb
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S h o u l d e r lb 14c
Sau sage
C o m m u n ic a t io n
h m i valued , t H.IUl.M),
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hand
Prl" ' . «'«1 made a n, i
profit o f ,lvet H.ooo on hi. pn.j-
P O B K
PAGE f l » A
F L O R ID A
National Club camp in Washing
ton during June, it was announ,
red today ky It. W
niacklock.
state boyi'
*•’ club agent with the
Arrirulturnl Extension Service,
^ V inning the
trip automatic
ally make* them the state’a two
top-ranking 4-H hoy* for 1941,
■ince the boy* with the beat re
cord*. particularly in leadership,
are rhoaen und the trip I* the
high vat honor which a 4-II hoy
cin win. The camp h conducted
hy the United Slate* Department
° f Agriculture, Two girla, to be
Choaen soon hy Mia* Alary E.
Frown und her at ate home dem. ConyicUd of «plcin ap ■* * Soviet
onatmtkm staff, also will atl I id. event, Mikhell Gorin we. relented
niacklock said both tmya have on probation by the Lo> Anvelei
record* extending
over
several frdrral court and ordered to Jrave
year* which stamp them a* out-1 the country immediately ll* wa.
standing.
t
I hinted by Judge Halph S Jenny
Jack Dyer Ih 1 7 yonra old, a that thr action wa. taken became
Butler High! of the delicate etale of diplomatic
negotiation! between the United
School, nml lias |r,
Stair, and Ptuiiia. Gorin .ailed at
the 4-H cluli for
oner
for Vladivoitok. III. altorne)
He
has carried il
pant a $10,000 fine for him,
with corn for five *
March 2 8 - 2 9
Acorn, hmdlota
Ataortffcf Vadflliw*
SANFORD,
Galnavllle. Mur
....... 27,-(Sp ecial).
.
Jack Dyer of Union county and
Edward Bradley nf Leon h*v*
lust hern named
rrpreaent
Florida*a 4-11 club hoys at the
alum
*ittnts siiU viD
H ERALD ,
Union And Leon
Boys Named For
Trip To Capita]
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nhvaily rir*hi;r
SANFORD
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Cod Fish It). t»ox
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M A R K E T
W E R E S E R V E V U E RIGHT TO L IM IT Q U A N T IT IE S
1 "F R E E D ELIV ER Y**
PImmos 4]
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[ A n N u m i Just
AwaJUary o r M o ri
jlr e r e w tn r t A n r i?
.
r CMAB1XI r. BTEWAMT/
Csntrel Free* columnist s
th* airplane has
iljr Important
tremendously
i srartim# u no trim.
rimi nary m.«fi ecnUntii,
v, to insist that It’# only aw
(though they recognise It u
a 'v iu n M io B .
Jr^CTSf Ual o h ) of their
TT
j rcspcctlv* a* nrfc— -,;
Ic m . That la to
■MUffij say, Utay argue
' > that s u r fa c e
and sea. a 1111
are the main
thing.
It Isn't for a
mate civilian ta
question the socuracy of these
experts’ j u d g
ment. Tat U‘a
frVasia gam's
■of War hard for him. U
ha’s followed da*
since the currant eonout in Burop# and since
id M r pending defensive
without suspecting that
ddoned surface lighten
lO bfUttle avtaUqfi’e poten*
* tat calling It juet an "arm ”
n’t but wonder If they're not
unwilling too admit
admit-Ithat
In rapid program toward
out-moded-that the flyer*
forming their corps into
a thing," and that preearmlee and navies will Snd
tree as nothing but mlUtary
n’a auxiliary "arms."
lance. Isn't ll significant
i President Roosevelt, the
day, asked congress for a
U li.ltT emergency suppleIted Itatm army Kind,
that I1.4MJWLOOO le
■’“""."SSL
t’a more than one-third of
Isn’t that a pretty large
i, U aviation '
' alsnsr
ground force advoeataa arwhile flyat*
ha gun,
i a lot of damagoi and a n In*
army a:
they can’t * b*
d on enemy aotl in auMcwnt
ran to occupy and hold It.,
mu
plans* wan prinria f or Um German*
Norway, Danmark.
* aaoupled
l whole
ru t
the opalrmanoMp
to dkr with Anglo-Oreek
against Italy In Albania
or*, it may yet prove doelnat Um Wauda not by
agalnat
g UMtr realm dlm uy, HU uy
Hitler's
pll
Isf!
That
■how tffsctfvgly
at
I D trT Fuehrer's
mbsd have been
•WO Isklng-oS pUceei dUterent If they had to
to bother ua her*.
, of course, and
a few plaeapptea.
>unlikely that many of
get bask bom*, though.
. parKhutliti thin
ft aaauM tmprobabM
of M attempud in
ild work vary wall hare
avtatian’s poeelUllUee
~
yet.* Frerident KooaaveU’s
i (which eerUlnly must
muet bo
b*
Well
___ informadl
m i l la
M
require* man than
avtaticn aUowanoo
iff.ar,
Ale Rtd ■ksk eei Aakad 6
Mr
norello LaOuardla
m hand of
far all ha’s
i Important America* Mty.
rata* a* in authority aa
. He was an aviatar la
rerid war. Hi* father
im y hum, too (a hand
FVwolH w*a hrarnkt up
.j
1na war and a*vy
f lA H T O B P H E R A L D , 8 A W F 6 K P , F M W U A
t
^
LONDON, Mar. ST — Poetical
proof of Brltlah aanta o f hoipor
under Nail air bombardment la
evidenced by the follow Inr poem
which appeared recently In the
London Dally Rkstehi
if
HI f you can keep yourself from
going all cracker*,
"Prom all the things that you
are told to do,
"When Hitler eenda alcng his air
attacker*.
"W ith squibs and bomba to try
to frighten you,
,
" I f you tan hear that hellish
hanshes warning.
"Without that sinking feeling In
vour breast.
" I f you can sleep In dtigoul* til!
th* mnmlnr.
"And never feel you ought In
have more teat,
" I f ynn ean laugh at
every
hlacknnt alumhle,
"N or murmur Mhen yru cannot
find a nub.
" I f you ean ret your rallona and
rot emtnhl".
"Ahool the. wicked price you pa*
for eruh,
■.
,
.
'I f roil ean Veep depreatlon
down In feeo,
..
,
"And view It all aa } n l a hit nr
"Then. Blr, ynuli be a ruddy
hero.
Mghd whqf l« more, youHl
the onlv onr."
grim
of lm iitiM *
#nd filia lo o i
activities wk» carried out.
A aentrooa shower of landkerchief* was donated to be sent
In the jJa/lcr Imx l»> a mission
In Porto Hlco. A llbfrel 'sum; W*a
colleclcd for the Unltr»l Thank
Offering hoses.
Refreshment* were served to
th* following: Mr*. C. B. Seorcv,
Mrs. France* Hmn-t. Mr* .1oV>
1Wadsworth, Mrs. K ill*
Wale*,
Dm. Mario Dlgglc. Miss llattU
Rassrtl, Ml** Knowlum,
Ml**
Douglas Jloetwlck, Mn. #Emma
Abbott Uvmsn. Mn.
Chari**
Welker.
Mrs.
Wraith.
Mr*.
Rtncher, Mr*. J. II. Mcnlek. and
Mr*. Nlekol*.
william
Glenn
Paynr
and
William
Strickland of Stetson Unlvenlty
S f e JA SSS
Un. A U k "
talnad • K W P , °.f.
card* Saturday night.
CELERY
REPORT
v “ T r !;
„ , v H m abkm t
_ daw h u b to battle s 116,000 fir* which threw Charlestown
favy Yard, Ration, lata a furor* aa explosions shook ths ores. The
8±fc
blase was caused by a short circuit In a tunnel. Workmen ruined
repalre aa daftaa* contracts would not bo delayed more than a dar.
IRVING
FKIhUBMU
Harper A Brothers have aildsd
to their Spring list a cook wliicn
they describe as "the first great
novel of the w ar’, meaning the
war which la now going vn and,
more particularly, um Hauls ui
Britain. The
author
te Kne
Knl|tht| >nd the tIUs of Ills novoi
|f
Abo„
All." It begin*
Juet after Ih*
evacuatlun ol
Dunkerque, and th*
principal
characters a n a young man who
___ lived through that evacua
tion, and the girl who loves him
too murh Ur permit him to desert
from the, army, a* he contem
plates lining. Bha herself give*
up a career to fight for tnglsnd.
The novel le both a love story
and a picture o f Britain with
her back to th* wall. Tha book
I* Icing rushed through for early
publication.
The laleet new* fro mth* au
thor of "Kahloona" com** by
(Spavin* from occupied France,
g>*l
“ ng to this report Oontran
Accurllln
Poneln* le replenlehlpg th*
da Ih
lafder on hi* family’s country,
estate by trapping
__ . ...... ...........
phekaaot* In
th* Rahim manner. TlM,,|dr«l*
ar* aald w h# plentiful, but since
no gone are permitted by the
Germans, M, dt Poneln* hea re
sorted to th* prlmlUva devices
'ith which ho iacnm* familiar
during hie two year's sojourn In
th* Arctic. Who says that Arctic
vinluratlun
has no
praeUcal
value T
c
■ ttReckon With th# River-', a
new hlatrical novel of th* Ohio
River, U scheduled by the D.
Applrton-Crnlury Company for
publication on Apr. 4. The author
Is Clark MrMeekln, ar parhap*
on* should say author*, for Is is
pretty welt known by now that
Clark MrMeekln le a cuuple of
other girli: Dorothy Park Clark
and Isabel Mclannan McMoekln,
who collaborated under the same
of
C s r . r ^ s " : ^ o ^ e-J .rr 1*
,k l iiniitii melee roc
Bayard Velllcr baa
finished
ttrr*hU% r t*il< ri«ri*a. i l l a reading proofs on hla aulohU
oltlf.. ll Toll I v*
,
Ogrenhy, "The. Fun l v * Had"
which Rsynel *A Hitchcock-Ml
^ “ t*n *1
Hitchcock Will
e fbh on April 4, and l» no:
■ y S lM m threw* Florida gets*
«»»•"
y eaporimentlnjr with hit Bret
mystery novel, Tha author of
?! VJtteker?. *t *<’
*) such nlays aa "Th* Thlrtaenth
Q * I F ' "Within Um Lnw’’ arid
ftnands. I i Q M
«l
iceuver,
c . i1-. . . . I . i . .
‘The Trial o f More Dugan"
!" ^ " lM ^ 5 ia r e r t - ffv iU * m ** should hav* no dlffleuity In tarn*
i lee:
"*
* * ° * mystory two. •
w*»ns4
m
. n
KSi'te itre.
“wsa
a
" as
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to that
GOLDEN JUBILEE
Shooplog Party You C oat Affocd Ts Mlml
COFFEE Ik 17k
SUGAR
10c
d attH
I S £tt*5»s 19c
CORNED BEEF 2
25c
TOILET TISSUE 5 rolls 10c
X i C an
rKliKKAl.- BTATW MSJUtWT, pseudonym in the writing
V i w s ewtvicm
% » w Me A U n d ’.
j S A ’tt Ju5r .V ^w'rorY-
family
DELMONTK COEN___ Me
DELMONTE COFFEE 1^24c
ARGO SUGAR PEAS can Mr
11/ MRU.
A masntie-.de will b* •*“ **■
trgrilnn at »h» Comm^nltv P - h «
«n FrliJsv nleht at f.lh-wre Pall
This w »« mwtnoned from ln«»
Friday night. Thrr« wilt l^> con
tests and square dances.
The Tourist Rowing Huh had
■ soci«l a'lernnoo nn Tuc»dif
with Mrs. Frank D*vev o f C o n .
stnntlne Mich. Memtwre oiT*ent
w en Mis* Helen McF-'e mm*
Wlnons C n lr,
of
Falmouth,
Mass., Mr*. Florence Rund**lln,
Mr*. Alton Fuller o f Maeeachusetts and Mr*. Robert Blake
from Ms Inc. RkfreehmenU wen
served afler war work was don*.
The I-ongwood F*rd Club met
rt th* l.lhnrv Thursday night
with five IsHea of edrd game*
In plsv. -Bcfreshmcnia were **r.
red by the committee,
Dean
Henderson and Rem Moore*.
The Women'*’ AuvIHsry
of
Christ Churrh mst
Thurwlay
afternoon at the home of Mrs,
Charlei Nlekol* on I^ke Wild,
man when ah Interesting nro.
aatlosml
I N I by
and food for family and
atoek, mttag halanasd Jt*i
daOv
------
or at h a d aw*
BARTOW, Mar. *7—(Apodal)
vtaa," toys
say
t t f m thh,
'~ m folks
“ ‘ 1IU the Hawkinses,
tvrunata. | K. H aim , are goto* t « batonre NaC*
r-ilfa
------Ics* win piay a
■
,of Route 2, Bartow wtm mean a
■ „ , ,
bt Um davstapaaont o f„n
lot to any community.
“Nsgre fhrmare pan
This Is the opinion o f Comity
Agent W. P. I layman and other
Polk county people who know
Robert Franklin Hawkins and hta
wife, Kollle, and their sons.
On thalr farm, just north of
-here on the old BartoW.Winter
Haven road they have a comfort
able, attractive home, surrounded
by flower* and other ornamental
plants and equipped with all
modem conveniences. Forty citrus
trees which provide them with
fruit ard now In full bloom and
the pleasing odor of orange bio.
soma permeates the air around I t
It's tR# type o f farm that many
city folh* have often dreamed
hut its th* reeult o f Judicious
planning and earnest, hard effort
on Um part of Ita owner*. Mr.
A M I V A C M tg
Hawkins has concentrated auccwtafully oh producing vegetable* for
a livelihood, hut he take* parti
cular ear* to plant more than
ona vegetable and to provide aa
much uf th* family's needs as
po*i!b|* from’ hit farm. To this
policy ha snd County Agent day
men attribute hla sucret*. .
During the past year he plant,
ed 40.acres uf cabbage* five acre*,
of tomatoes, fuqr acre* o f pep.
|i»rs, and six scree of com for
market, and a good garden with
ru tr. . - t u t r u T c a
many other vegetables for homo
use. And Mrs. Hawkins canned
plenty of the surplus from In#
garden for later use in the home.
Forty aery* of hi* vegetable
field* ate covered by overhead
itrigation line* to ho used when
ra Infsll Is shy.
Mr. and Mrs. Itawklna hare
nunatcM m » * * « «
five children, all married, and
(wo of them work with Mr. Hawkin* in operating the farm.
Mr. Hawkins usually has a
marketing contract with kom* of
Polk county's trading grocery
'lores, supplying them with vrm .
tables In season. He also ship*
vegetables in car lots in eeaaaci,
><"l every once in a while he and
s neighbor ship a car together.
Four good cows, two of which
nr* usually frreli, provide ample
milk fur the * llswktna famOlaa.
There art 10 acres of good pas.
tore* for these rows.
The
Hawkinses
participate
actively In community and church
affairs and are considered amoni
Folk county’s most substantia
Cltlicni. ’
A'Table
Books And Authors
IXINGWOOD
T H U R S D A Y , M A R C H IT , 1M 1
Polk Farmer Gets Negro F u m Ffcmflte*
Good Livelihood > WU1 BiUance Crops
Gainesville, Mar. t7-(8p*rial|From Vegetables Negro fa m famine* of
Revised Verse
Shows British
Retain Humor
Says—
: • *
Ots^JsS^JsfA n
copies of the first Ittus of the
first American mlllVn In the
original wrapper with ellp case
for th* Canterbury Book Rhop,
7M Islington Avenue, New York
City, and the shop has donated
these copies to bundles for Bri
tain to lie sold for th* benefit o(
that organisation. The proceed*
will he used to supply vita) needs,
Including blankets, warm clothing
medical and surgical suppllcf. for
the armed fo r m In England.
Herald Hamburg, author of
"Passion and tin* Hword” , Is a
Finn by birth and wns bom In
1H(K>, of a literary family. He
wrota hla first .navel at th* age
of ten. It was a tlood-and-thnnder
story about Indian* and robbers,
nnd ll was.called "The Rohlier
Gang of Ih* Rio Grande, or the
Robber Chief Harvey", It was
never pnblishd}* "Passion and the
Rword" Is hU I f n i novel to ap.
pear In America. Hornlorg enlem l the University short!* hcforrt tha outbreak of the 'fir s t
World War. After a year of
study he went ns a Finnish volun
teer to fight as a private against
tha Russians' on th# Eaetcm
Front, lie returned homo after
the Treaty of Breet I.llovsV.
completed hit studies, and ' en*
Ured the diplomatic service as a
xerrrnlary In Ih* Finnish Foreign
-Offlea,. i - a it* ,
The Columbus Ciiltfh' re|>okts
the strange effect that Georgo
Joan Nathan's. 'Th e Bachelor
life " had nn Ita 11,‘erary critic,
Jessie Tousncr, Mr. 'Aotisnrr was
a bachelor, but In. less than three
days after reading Ur. Nathan’s
txKik he wsi married. Take warnJ
Ing, hachelnrs, and read "Tha
Bschlor IJfe" at your own risk,
Minnie kilter Moody, author of
"Long Meadows” , writes to her
publishers: "I was 18, and a mar.
ried women lefor* I realised (hat,
hire people actually
lived ' In
houses without rifle hooks over
th* door "r broadat' alashes In
the beam* . house* put together
with nails, not waodrn pegs. I
also discovered that they were
burled elsewhere thanitn family
rrmetvrlM, and that fhelr pos
session* neqd not include willow,
vftre ami pewter ; which grand,
mothers a
or’ So W i t
4 generation
get
had brought over the mountain*
from Vlrgl
l In G *lr qeddl* hags.
My GrandMother Evans house
In Ohio, where I eprnt much o f
my ehlldhood, was built hafero'
t i l l and. has sheltered four gene,
ration* of the family. Th* Hits
house* In Virginia, tullt by my
giandslrr, Joist Heydt,- who lq
B r e a U u t F igs
S q u a re
can s
The/* are eight distinct Ian.
guages 87 dialects spoken lit Mm
T’ljlllpputes.
the ceintral flaw* of
dow*1S date hack to tha
'then
Irlle*.
DEI.11-All, by Marcus Goodrich. The■ heroine of this novel la
ll. H. s. Delilah, a swift gray
destroyer, the ilemandlng mletreaa
o f the men who form her craw.
A warship Is Ibe Alamo gone
down to the sea; life on board
her la a fight to th* .finish! lata
th* slraneily assorted
which Includes OConnel,
fighting Irishman with a silver
plate In hla skull and a Caagraa
slonnl Medal of Honor aomew!
mew here
In hla duffle; Ensign Mendel, the
tormented and unhappy Jaw; and
Knslgn Woodbridgr, with whom
every man'* wife but no man's
slater Is safe, comes Um ascetic
young Texan, Warrington, with
a hog of books Instead o f cloth.
Ing. The proving of Ikla hoy la an
Important part of the aldry, This
I* a strong and often teanUfnl
book, stoked w ith ' ancodot* and
navy lore. But what ta moat ta.
foresting and timely la th* fact
that the waters through wht ‘
Dollish crust*** are thr —
’waters which bscom* more
l .ouary day
th*
reads that Ha ta
n it* sad n
Um Fbnipplnaa,
Nn
fiction la much glam*.
a ship, and th* cranky
Um
apUwatcs “
m C L 3 E *> h3He y .....1 - 8 *
T ^ m
fS O
&
/pki. 10c |CAMAY....3 bars 17c
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TAP
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p
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BLEACH:. , .—ft . Nt
c o F r E k “ T S . J 5 e
BABTroOD^alC
GUARANTEED TENDER BRANDED
Potatoes 5 lb& 15c
lb .
t.
lS lc
15c
Hubert Skidmore, author of
"Hawk's N sit" (Doul
Doran), la a descendant
Anglo.Ssxon plonssrs
tsra
May
«lnad for m
ridgs
1
month, oat of
I on hand-hewn
*r*rtret*•*.
girl*
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NUMBER 17«
Member Associated Press
Orange Home Agent !“y
" ^ • ^ e o M i n u o u . i y for ..e.r- Miami University To
Honored For Service , Surprising her nn the oce.don (Jet Share Of Estate
_______
of their second annual home
(Special) — Th* Halve ratty
•*
Mi«nn will «hnrf in die r»ta te o f
M i, l ,nii'.‘ .1 Tremaine, whoa*
will ba. I n n filed in <hi> probat*
ORLANDO. Mar. 5 7 - (Spa. JiMmonrtratk.* arhlevrmanl day.
. „
„
,
, ..
, , the women, through their county
Clal>— llama demon.tr,twin .lulu roum.„ „ f hom,
j „ nottll, r*,h,n
and altar orgenll.tlon* In Orange wrirk. praaantad tlir ngent all', a
county Last Friday paid triluta ailrar tray an wlitrli »>< in.
to the only noma denum.tralion graved lha nanm of
all lh>
Scant Oranca haa rvar had, Mm. club, aha ha, organited in Ilia
Natlia W. Tnylor, who ha, bevt |county. Mr,. Jana lluglilr. pr.-d- 'ly
llculin* nf llii' d a l e , alta r
iti>|»i<nl ..f h In.mi- and * ba*
i|tir,l tn n i hiifi'h, will provide *
In i,i Inii.l In pay tin* tuition o f a
Miami Kill spenullting In Spanlah
ai ilm llnterrulty o f Miami.
I'iniii
,
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
ty iy v
l.n ■,> J
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
MARCH 28th and 29th
la d ie s '
GENEVA NEWS
Mr and Mm « ' * (,
’d a ilm i and Mm Moll
; « f S 'n , Palm IW-aHi Ha
|Mta the Ball tm e v •
Cnirva H i DaoIti
Wtjh t'i (*irR|r
SILK HOSE
69c Value
2 pr. for $1.00
Ladies’
Owup ItUmtmc » V f e be
i»
a
Hf*t"rnjg ■
^•UC fmrtf at Ibr (''tinmaaitj
, 11*11 IV»4«v rttu m f, Hyr Zt.
|*H> atilij to ffe r wilt
W f At nmW
TV
y ts«itvn«ry So*
c»H y wwi
C'
Ilf
A
it
the h**me of
HAND BAGS
^cw Spring stylos
' $1.00 each
M**t» M if ) Slemra
*nJ Mrs Fred
i« vtiutiitg
Slmtet in
i lira KJiai ttj»>td«<lj4i a|*e<nf tW
Iwwiwui! »f1l* h*-t anvil mh Tdla.
SPORT SHIRTS
All new patterns and colors
Ages (7" to L’O.
$1.00 each
All io|nl*s Si/e fiZxfil! iwid
52x70 $I’.T. value
SPORTS SHIRTS.
A wide assortment of m:tlerials ami colors. Sizes
stmtll t<» Ex. largo.
$1.0(1 Hach
A dol a
BRASSIERES
r,!h'
Value
2 for $1.00
One Table nf
LADIES HATS
fnr
Spring
mid
Value* to 92i>r.
Minimi ■
Special for $1.00
MEN’S SPORT BELTS
ntstlt' hy lln'hult
New Li n o d Inss, UrwrsihU*
leathers ami plain white
leather, Sizes LJN in .r»ii,
$1.1X1 Uadi
Oil*'
New lot or
COLLARS
Round, square and V-neck
A ll pretty
alyles __ $1 2r,
value.
$1.00 each
KOTEX
5 for $1.00
Cleaning Tissue
4 29l** p to . $1.00
PERCALES
5 yds. lor $1.00
Ini
MEN’S SOX
Summer color* untt pal lent* in 'da**
tic top amt refillin' length* Siin 10
to 12. Value* In fide pr
4 pr. lor $1.00
M en’s and young
M en's
EASTER TIES
New pattern*, bund made and fie
nighod for wear Regular flfie each
I liild rell’*
DRESSES
.Made nf new idiecr dinnty,
11111*11111, vli' $1,29 value*,
Special for $1.00
iIne lidde of children’*
STRAW HATS
Special $1.00
Special 2 for $1-00
Onp lot
JEWELRY
bn
Pina. necklace*,
Value 91.00
61.00 each.
Luncheon Cloths
M e n 's
Ijic e trimmed, ten rime ind
egg,h ell 11.20 Value*
Sice 22 In 40.
I .men
Special $1.00 each
SLIPS
it«<s»«4i
fltllqfiiiM- fMiitilm
V u V I IU « T .« « W
$1.00 pr.
H o y s’
$1.00 Each
lira
(lU illln ItlUf adl f
i|lar|il««nai
CURTAINS
Rutile mid tailored —'Also
novelty weave in all color*—
Can lie used as summer dra
peries $1 2r> value
in
j VlMvtrt ijcfiU t* h*
i iw r r
made liy Tom Sawyer
New shades for Spring and
summer. Ages f> to 1(5.
$1.00 Pr.
ia
New Spring
BOY’S SHORTS
bracelet.
lien! Crude Cannon
Muslin
Sheets
Value XI. 19— Special
2 for $1-00
Mix 99.
$1.00 Each
1 Table of
SILK
Solid and printed. Worth up
te T»c yd.
) yds. for $1*00
Canhon Bath
MEN’S
SHIRTS
pattema, also while, sites 14
IW , Values to 91.05.
Snecial S i .00
Men’s Handkerchiefs
a. plan whit*. Extra lame siu aitu
nod quality. Special 12 to 9> 00.
TOWELS
Heavy quality—all culora 26c
rrad e.
5 ^
for $1.00
Extra haavy And vxtra larga
Cannon
TOWELS
Solid color* and white. 69c
Value. •
2 for $1.00
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In Research Lab
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munlcl|wil mr i»n,
i,., . n c i h l».R|||on In |l,r « n . mi i s. n r i
of
tha Nl n lli Jii,|i< i , I i n , mi , ,,f if,.
Mate- nf Klorlrtr, in ««,.t i
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f of
the
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ESS.luimH! w it'
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111,* Ji m
MklMtad,
MARKET REPORT
.T u b a a day, In camps from
Bui * Diego to Newfoundland, It
r r ta n out, and the boy* cluater
around th#(r company mall order.
• II— — trying .to appear nonchalant
and *Srho_»lvt»j-whuop" but all
'a tn U a b c thalr ear drama to
—Uh tha call o f their name, that
) fheapa a latter from borne, from
. the beat girl, the wife, or the
' J U .Ikat’a le ft behind.
■ .Back of all UUa la the modem
story of “ the mall muit
go
through." It maV aeetn a little
, more proalac than In thoaa day.
when tha Pony. Express rode lla
w ar through a band of yowling
Indiana or tha aarly mail-plane
pilots who took o ff in a blinding
- elect storm— but If It doe*. IPs
• only because the straggle o f tho
Individual must alway. seam more
, dramatic than tha battle o f an
* acgankhtlon.
“ T a TDustratn the point, let'a
j u t taka . the problem — the
. modern, up-to-tomorrow problem
! of the APO (Arm y Poatofflcel.
' Already Utera are poetoffieea in
* 18 Army campa, serving 1,003.600
, awn (by mld-auramtr. the number
will be at least 1,486,000). Only
. flee titles In the United State,
's q m as many parsons with mail
' K etoffies officials, after year*
of —nreying, figure that only
two persons out of five in the
United States use the mail*.
That's because of Infanta, Illit
erate*, Invalid*. *tc. Rut there
are non* o f thee* In ermy camp*.
Tha train***, regular army and
national guard men era 100 per.
east mall uaera. And on that ba
sis, the APO la serving the civi
lian equivalent of more than 3.
600,000 right now end by mid.
sifm'mer will be serving the equi
valent o f •,'111,000. In the latter
4ka* that meant, service to more
people than In a * * .
lV
United KUte* weept New YorB.
But there’* eomethlng more.
TftSWSi
)*Uy Parker, of
assurer, • Miss
of Tails hesees|
lUy Blood Hoffm e jM lM m r l e
r nlM Beach|
Smith, of Teliala Doran Am**,
d Mrs. Frank D.
cording hla hrart'a last pltty.pat
and a
hlgh-aalarled
scientist
standing by to do a po»t.mortem
on hb eluant. It may mean sav
ing millions for U. S. farmer*.
The research b carried on to
leant tha action o f Inaectkldea on
solve as the Einstein theory, don't
start wringing your hand* hu4
thinking Junior will never get
that $8 pin money cheek you sent
him, or tha nice warm sock, you
knitted all by yourself.
The Poatofflce Department and
tha Army believe they have
solved the problem. Expert* *n
both department*
hnve
been
working on It and th'nklne about
It ever elnce World War I, wh*n
haggard face* had to bend over
bushel* of letters and mouru
tains of parcels and ruhber-etamp
them, for return to sender, whet*,
about* unknown.
*
I f env on* man deserve, rr*■lit for the solution (although hall
probabl ' nevar 1st me In hb offit# again for savin* *o—he** (hat
modsst) It b Col. W. A. KenyonII* eras Postmaster No. 1 over,
seas during World ¥far
• a opt »•
ANGEL’S
EAT SHACK .
UVK8
iAnting, Mar.
BETHLEHEM, Pa., Mar. 1 7 atth? Three
. Immediately iJP)— Tha CAX). steel workers’, or.
fastwUlbeau ganislng commIUe* restored pie,
ting alumnae hat line* ground tha parent plant
a
of
Torch
in
I'lai
llook
J.
of
I ...i- 34S 14?. 30, and
iri in iti> -iit«llx lulon of Iko
r
..............
ih* A l la m n n t a L a a d
II- 1.1
»tot
Navigation
Com *'
i , ii x ... * ..tilina I., plat t k a r a -t
• • r o i .l . i l in K la l Hook I,
l •»
1“ • f Ihr pub lic r<*ootd«
• i >< .........»- i .mnly. Flori da.
'I •»!•■<• i.i .h
I’ur* h a t r r
to p a r
i
I--.i
•;\ltl.\NI«
S .1, M. ,
American railroad, added moir
a* the mrchano-cardiagraph.
All in all, the IVpm,inert uf atiramlined train, in 104*1 than
Apricultuit kuentislw havo gone In any other year.
to a lot of trouble and bother to
|,E(.AI, NOTICBS
kill a coekronrh. m-t what lt'»
learned will help In make life
miaeralilr for future grneratlon*
•>f pantry.bandit* and the 10.000
nthrr varietlr* of It. S hug. list
ed a* harmful.
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special Ifaatar.
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»onr« now' ana
) **ii litiy XXesU
this Spring b * e .t ,11 h h o u s e
I*.
r, nnl rang** •
is, .rd rronoa|i *i aft*.
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The Florida Citrus Commis
sion will donste the cup which
will be presented to the champion
winning the All.Florida Orange
ricking Contest st Avon Park,
Mar. 22. Entries are pouring In
to the nffirr of the rommittes,
according to J. P. Ii«iber, sec
retary.
D o n t Cough
PICTURE
FRAMING
RA DI O
At Good Druggists Everywhere. 117 SOUTH PARK AVE.
AND
KLItt TItIC
SEKVK’K
115 MuRnollu I'tnne 29
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO
TELEPHONE 30
W W AT A B O U T
S L IM -W O U L D
UK K N O W
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f
FURTMED V ? J
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r ig h t
O T W E R u u iS E
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THAT
VOU
QC T
mm
THE LIM IT f m
aoiu.af
E*!*5E
that |f * tato police Interfere
again with their operellenr the
•trike may he extended to other
wtlta gf the
* huge corpora lien.
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pub lic record®
S>i i , iii . i I. r u u n t f , F lo r i d a .
DAN D U N N —Secret Operative 48
C la s s ifie d A d v e r tis e m e n ts
of the Bethlehem Steel Corpora
rifinal group tion let* Wednesday end warned
pasta that cause $600,000,000
daman each year. The quicker
the death, the better the nelson,
and the sciential* pas* thU val
uable Information on to those who
need It.
Insect heartbeats ar> recorded
with an Ingrnlou. mechanism. A
human hair 1s attached to the dy
ing bug's heart. The hair Is con.
neeted to an opaque glass lever.
The heart spasms setuate the
lever, which breaks a strong beam
o f light focused on a moving roil
Of Photographic paper. It Rive, a
perfect record of heart action.
Thu gadget taught the eclrnUsts that nicotine puts the wham,
my on bugs by keeping the hi i rt
from rebiing. They learned from
microscopic- examination that ar.
tonlcal and fluoride poison, inakt
dead hugs nut nf had bug. h/ de
stroying the normal hlood call
structure
Condemned Insert* li ve tor life
of Riley before they gel knocked
off. The laboratory breed* healthy
pfSla In natural surrounding* un.
til they get fat and r*«*y. They
waut only stronr, lough bugs be.
rauee they can't learn anything
from killing sickly one, with four
ot five feet in the grave already.
The II. S l’ erlewlb'* hav* 'de*
vl*ed their own tlnv aurgtra!
Instruments
to
do
nulnpelea.
plicated re-ordlng dingo
Beaferd Aveaae Jest Oft (ft
RE8TURKD
I>Il>K mn,| Ii•InH In tha C t O a t f O f
Srnilnolr. in Ihi* Htale o f f t o H A a *
lo w II
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I , mlo.
Tltr Suhurli l l r a u t i f u l "
m. . .,r,link
fu i h r plat i M r t o f
V / R | T N O C S T 1 L * O M ,* T H A T
M A t y E M T E IC T A IA I* T H H C H IL D R E H
Por a delightful treat ^ot»s
•union brink*
w e a l of pu lm ,.f
lu-alnnliiK.
• hence ICaat I I " >.«nlu to point
of b e p l n n l n a i
.North TO xatdu of \V«M I to
y a r d * of South ha lf iS>t i of
S o u l h w ra t Q u a i l * r
|H\V'# , of
Southeast
gu.irt.-r
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Section * T o w n - h i p
South
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ami >oti a l e h . , . i « ir, |ui i.. . i«. I a l»«t a pp eal
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H. rninole Count X
Flo ri da
H.nfm I
Flotilla, on tin Ilrt, .lax of A p i l l
I •* 41 ami *l,nw
w|,,l rlalit
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or Inlrr.wt «••,. l u x . In
or
it,.a to* %r ilt««rlt>..| la n d - and prero
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- a n , * ah.Mild t..*l I., i . k e n |.., 1 1,
u -eml |M|| I..... ft - . 1 r..|lt, in *.» I
petition
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MAX G O M E - - E U T
WE A L W A V S W A5
T A L ^ IM Q A B O U T
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HOME
C O U M T R V.*
BW i
PASSENGERS TO share
pence* to Savannah Thura.
uf Coipmrrqa wa* held Tuesday
Right, Various games were en«
Joyed throughout tha waning anil
grlgea wer* awarded to Mr*. L.
q. Plekartag, Mrs. R. M. Ball,
lire. A. W, Tomkinaon, Mr. Er.
1930 PACKARD Sedan far sale
or trad* for equity la later
ssS x -J s s riJ * * *
TOMATO PLAMTM T n i Bflllj,
F
1
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rMVtKYAHBAO
O F M U li
u w c e u ^ ia o n s
TMWsK.' n
APOUNC
AW. DON T BE PIFFEft
DAZZLE •Otrn*GEt. I ,
COu l DN t BE ANY
.
W ACKII R ABOUT YOU ->
IF [ WERE OLO A S AOAM
iKtS^MS
HE WRONG St'ENT
By PA U L KUU1N80N
ONE WHO SHOT
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Winners At
Tropical Parft
■1
’
ere:
Llj *G V >
n n P ' * ' ‘■ W W Z *
By lA O C 9Oti>0 —
Wednesday as le o e Ste
phens, who Uva* In tha Lily 8 m .
™
*
«n Brings Home
igs Blue Taking
00 Main Purse
Rollins G i r l s A l s o
Finalists In D o u
bles Games Today
« A L dABLEfl. Mar. V < . Veteran
Eddie A rearm
M a double and defeated the
i two loading jockey* •"
lag
the
12100
Redlands
■ at Tropical Park Wednsa.
CHESTNUT B ILL, Mass. Mar.
27.— !JF)— Two California girts—
both stndaata a t Rollins College
In Winter Park, P i aline Bet*
of lew Aagetee and Dorothy May
Sunday o f Santa Monica ad
vineed Into tho final n o t of
tho National
(Women's
Indoor
Iannis championship yesterday.
Mias Bata,
regarded no a
likely successor to Alice Mathis
as teanlt queen, won her setnL.
final match realty, crashing Ult
ra liked Katharine Huhbril, Dad.
bam 4*1, a.1.
isiwHrmntrr / f l f '
p ew srr
r i p
lO flS R f?
‘S '
a - i f vs uiMAAOB UMl
w -iR e y w u tf
\ brought Kings Blue homo
lengths ahead o f Conn Me.
ry on Donna Leona, who
half o length attend o f Paul
I and his mount, the well
rded Devil's Crag,
a failure race attracted on.
h e entries became o f the
II
track Emm
overnight
l bat the skr was bright
P th a atrip was drying fast.
Riutag from the race was
tarn Albert Bodlou, who can.
lad Ms mounts ofter a painful
PW
.
\
*
Ha n k
t S B H r iS C R O f
a * ear tletrepruia
i n just before the first race.
> waa thrown bv appropriately
pad Rolls Rough end was
U d In the ribs. A fU r enter,
w# treatment ha was taken
a hospital, but was reported
[ sseriously Injured,
lings Bias, fast son o f Blue
riupur, accounted for his fa.
Ipt victory In tho six furlongs
E n d s la U U 8-6. Ha paid
IP,: $2.70 and $2.80 across tho
M , Donna
Leons
returned
IP and $2.90 and Devil’ s Crag
■ worth 1160 for show.
Amro already had won the
id race aboard Ponty after
n u t up from sight lengths
ROM* ■" .
I H a* 4
'
.
,r •
8/tM Ni.TlhlCM t Rboscii
McCreary started a double of
byj winning the second
1 aboard
Dusky
Girl, at
9, with a photo derision
riofWgRWiWA
Vsldlns Jack.
waver, MtCrssry lost th e
h ta Ryan, his nearest rivsl
idlng honor*, who scored at
/with Merry Bon. McCreary
i’’ back to win the tilth py
ling Banker Jim from behind
Is first .vktory. st $6.10.
H ID R A C K — l ie M ils i l l
CrWry was
third In the
Hi* li.i »lr.
Ith aboard Yes or No. when T ip D a v is .............. « l x
t
la
n
s
e
r
lia
s
I I I- - *
Ian won at $14JH> and Pan- D i l i * Mmllh
1 « l
ops placed at $l<>20
T ip L is v ls l i l t , s i s «.«S|
t»r
Entries Will Be
tmotutced Friday
jt ‘Annual Derby
1Hl .
1
»
M 16 entries for tho annual
tra) Florida Derby, top event
tha SO-day raring aeatan at
Rmfovd-Orlando Kennel Club,
be reissued tomorrow, Raring
alary Pat Meelae announce))
Ilex
li.ts.
i la .
Im iU
title of
Mrs.
Sarah
Patfraj
Cooke.
'
In the doubles
finals,
tin
top-seeded team af Mist Beti
and Mlsa Bandy will most Mist
Wlnthrop end Mrs. Hasol llotcb
kiss Wtahtman, 'Brookline.
Tho fleta-Bnadr tandem da
tested Miss Hahboll snd Dora,
thy WtgMmkn, Brookline, 6 8
6~». Miss Wlnthrop
and Mrs
Wtgbtmsn defeated Virginia El.
lie, Brookline, and Mrs. Philip
Theopold, Dedham, 6-3, 7-5.
|.|
Kin,
i —n s
I —I
5— ad
lis a
Kmlih
1.1
•TH HAI’K—Kuiurllv :<•
PP OH air.
Scram Roll ..... • s I— U
PUfhr
UlAekatnne — I t I
Dorothy
i..'— l l i
pjS r -
|.l
P in .
I—I
I —f
l- k
li k e ,
LeSy
vtaaa who alms has been somewhat
a aoMstUo the* fa r ta tho tour• m e t , wont down la 7-a»d.6
defeat W n the onslaughts of
H. M. GLEASON
'^TcSti
m ?™ *
(a the other second round
match' Mre.
William
Hockrnjos,
Sight Is One Of Your
Most Precious PosseMlons
& & 1SS. W V i A ii
Golah Mills, Ps„ 4 and 2.
Mrs. PagOt former
champion, w ill n : \ ‘ T * >'wa.snjos in tha. a m U iu a l round.
I* t Us Help You rrofcft Tha Only Eyes You’ll Erar Hat *
Dr. HauyMcLau]m,Jr,
Qreooland
has
compulsory
education. Thorn la ona teacher
fo r every 14 child ran.
I l l South Park A m .
PhosM U7.R
Manama, c
ipton in the
I —I
a—a
wiped ear wkwt, he get np add raa lata tha lethal Beta of Job
pat tha lU-poaad Blman away an a toahalaal kaoekout h
resmd af their Detroit beat. Klmoa, who often had Leuia
during tha hatUe, waa tha RfiaanU ehallsngar
faaa tha
U ehs fastball Usm new working
oo track will are five
North
Carolina football lurelnariei Hi
Richardson, Javelin threwer, and
action — cSa-eaptaln^Uct Carl
flunlhelroer sad Dick White, shotautters, Banthelmev and Beh
to
troaaiK
Whllehned I
i
I
e r T a Sp eru • I
HIus 11,44, 4I«|
ItT M
R A C K —4-11 M ile
Ms tha old bus need a m b
tnjnotor D««d tuning up?
i tall you how eaatly god
in Hava theae thing* dona i
ill
p i n a r r a c w —r a u r i t y t I O esae T ro u b le
* P u tt e f J a r
I R eurbeci U o r
• P a w s D u ffe r
I K i l l * C le v e r
1 H o lie s *
4 M r. H a tc h
I Do4 L e s t lie
HKCOMD R A C K —P a l a r n y i 7^
I P i n t I f s l l e f D a lly D e u h le i
I an ew R e s k
> H u s s y <* M e
j A ie r s h
a M e r lik s
I O sr B l l .
t T-kUpeetuou*
« C h s ile r Oat '
D en M arsh
THIRD R A C K — * - t i M lle i
I L e s I Halt s f D a lly D e s e ls )
1 P u rse r
« p s lr le le M e lre e h
t Deeye D e a a
■ P s m a a ie v ,
* .m il e m it
T M ik e P r is n e
4 Ana Ka
I Park Prtaeeae
P O C R T H R A C IE —4-1* M lle i _
1 A u is s M alrw ek
* a M r. ReC
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lilii
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e.ceir.arrereej
Tonight's Entries
1ITH
INCORPOBATED
FLOOR SANDING
• Indoor hatf-mlts chantPhi Beta Kappa, and etn.
tody president, in tbs twoend sprint’ medley relays
be mils tram race,
defending champions and
I holders (with a Urns of
Pis.
|—*
Ajgitogr ..vr ta
cVSSJ^iir1
L U BROKEN IN ACCIDENT
n k golf tournament,
BARTOW. Mar, *T— (Special)
V T A itn u d si, u R t
diet, Elisabeth Ilkkt, — R. D. Bilhrey, 19, of h i t
hah, Calif., eliminated Meade, sustained a broken leg — MVa. 3. C. Taylor wra killed,
her
husband was critically In
rduer, at . Steuben*- Tuesday night after the car In
S and t . and tomor. which he was rid Lag turned over jured. and Hubert Sana sustained
Dorothy •Ktrby o f At- hitwsea, Bawling drees and Fort a broken arm t a n traffic crash
near Callahan, *Thu, Wifaaaday.
Kirby wen, 4 end I, Meade.
frith veterans standing ready
far action In most o f tha IndC
vidua1 events,
with w*ll, tha Tar.
competition
last year’ s
tyhound Results
:IS
A fter spirited bidding, Joe Fox,
local borer, wet the winner, p a y
1*1 $7 for the crate. Manager McKweu o f the Waachnla Market
expects large ehlpaMnts o f regetaolee to begin within 10 days.
GAINESVILLE,
Mar. £7. —
( Special I— Tim
University
«f
North Carolina Tarheel*, Boothera Conference indoor and oat.
door track rhamptane for thrao
consecutive years, and unofficial
winner o f tho first annual Pi or.
Ida Rojaya In 1989, look to ha the
Strongest entrant In the third
running of ths event hero Satur.
ind Son Is almost certain to
IS o f thf Id dogs, Tor Oarner
f, Throttling has announced
I T H R A C K — V u l u r ll r : i *
P R ( K f K ir .
rts.
his big dlstancs hound will
Meeker.'
lt d
I I I — i 1— |
to dneh his tills as the D m by D aw
n
I t *
*—I
’a outstanding dog.
U It U ---I I *
l —|
M stked lied S I S ,
4.IS ,
a.sc
today (light, Grand Bon rip.
Dkihr Daws II* . IIS: I, R. 1
all opposition
In na l.*S.
Ity—not his specially
Imt, and Jumped Into
I T H n A C B —t i e M ils l i t | . |
it ranke ■* a darby
p p o n a ir .
r ia .
H A C D —g u lu M lv
tlaa southwest af Mre. brought
the first crate to the Wenchala
market.
' »•. •: .
Tarheels Rated
High In Florida
Relays Saturday
III.
,
U A I I .Y
n u r n i.i%
T—a. m e .
I s le t s .T ie U a t l a psM txs.ee.
I T U R A C K — P u iu r lly it s
HI* W l a i r .
.In a l (le o r g H a P e lB T 1— 1
Donnie Wool . . . I | I
l a i r Omen
1 * 1
Jeu t I l M r p ' i I'a l le a s .
I l» i llo s n l* llo o i * i o . l e e :
Omen I I I .
G o es
Honors
�*
S a n fo rd Is T h « O n ly C en tra l
CM y A ffo r d in g R a il. H lfl
A n d Water Transportation
Florida
SANFORD,
i—
F R ID A Y .
Allis Chalmers
Factory Opens
After Strike
Violence At Harvester Plant
- ■ - > ■----------------- — ,—
F L O R ID A ;
--------- ----------
Many O f 35,000 Itafc
r Jans Stationed At
Cheren Are Captur
ed By English Army
About One-Third Of
Men Take Up Jobs;
Those Who Return
Get C. I. O. Warning
rVital Railway
Is Next Godl
BETHLEHEM. I\a_ Mar.
—
— A Foar dar strike
• ( I'm kuav oarrnl plant of
Bethlehem Hlrrl rndrd today,
•nd I l f union announced that
workers
nould
return
to
•heir lob* “ a* fast a* they
tM ". T lr company employ*
18.090 production worker*.
L a A. F. Booths Nazis;,
M ARCH
28,
Member Associated Press
1911
Yugoslavs Shout For War;
France Cheered By Events
Adherence To ThreePower Pact Is ImjMissiblev, New Re
gime Tells /N a z 1s
Tragedy A t £?ea — 20 Dead
Turkish U d To J
Nation Is Seen
Germ sin Nationals In
Country Rush For
Frontier To Leave
M ILW AUKEE. Mar. an —(T*)
■— The AUU Cliplinrr* Mnnufu;;taring Company, closed by n
C. I. O. strike finer Jan. 2 ;, ir.
opened today in compliance pith
tin . grvcrnment'e demand, and
announced that about onr-thlrd
Of the noimal day thlft of pr:--
reported pressing on toward Diredawn and tha Vital Addl# Ababa
Jibuti railway after capturing
tllarair.
a‘.
*
Savarlna tha rati lint to JL
ball would eat tbs feat link be
tween the Ethiopian capital and
ie ontaida worltJ axcapt by air
td-nabobfe- srould m u tt In a
dtiction men reported for work.
The C. I. 0. warned Ih-iso
who retumetl to work before tlie
Jnlon voted its vanctlon would
loas their Job* when the strike
ends.
Chairman Hykstm o f the Nat tonal Defence Med InI Ion I <*wr,J
la f t
night
ordered
Immmtiat©
hoard action in friir labor ifi? *
put c i holding up p reduction of
Safay Arrives
Wolfe Is Again
To Arrange For High Scorer At
Guard’s Bivouac Gun Club Match
Program For Monday Double Action Fir'Includes P a r a d e ting Is Innovation
A t Regular Shoot
And Band Concert
V "1 V *■' ¥**'
ji
*
Col. Fr*d A^Safqy, comma ail-
Jasper Wolf* of Itowey again
topped maikaman at the weekly
ahuot of Ihe Seminok- (tun Club
gt the tunge near the
Hotel
Mayfair
yesterday
afternoon,
m*k< final arrangement* fur thy with a -low-fir* score of 100
' Cttrampment x>\ tha,,troops bars oral ■ match1 arore of IPO dut
,
[ Monday, and *ntouncbdr7b*t *h« of a po*»tb|e 800.
For the Oral time yrilrrday,
i program for (he/day will (nclndi
< WEWUFt W i f c y tort M e p tito r
| and a b*ynJ
Roy williams neats the lop
Colonel Safay wna accompan acore in thl* typs o f firing, with
ied by two other officer* of tb« PT. Ned Smith had' M, J A.
uqtl, Lt. Col. Ucorgo A. Do- Howard 00, Iso Botnar, 82, and
Jimmie Cowan* PT.
C'oUea and CapL T { T. Lung.
In ordar lo cut c lp rn m for
rlub member*, a ra-toader lmt>
Urn aecurcd and Hr. Smith, pee
rs la ry, aaid today that more than
conferred with tha officer*, an half tha coal o f It haa barn paid
nuli need, and the narads wtll bo by member* through donallmii.
Ho aatd .88 calfbra ammunition
held at 6:80 V. M.
Col. Safay will give an infor- I* now hatng sold to member" for
miJ reecntion at o:lB I*. M., at •‘13 rents-a 1>0I, and he lellrvr"
tha home of Lt. Col. DoCottaa at Ihe low pries will greatly atliiiu1920 Park Avenue, honoring MaJ. lale attendance.
Gen. John C. Person*, command
“ The rifle range la new
I-nine
ing general of the S lit Division, extended to 100 yards,' Mr Smith
Billboard* advertising Sanford Brig. Gen. Joseph C- HutchliOn declared, “ and thl* la expected to
. and Bcmlnola County bars bean and all officer*.
attract rifl* ahootara."
posted an V. S- Highway 94 and ■City and County officials will
rcaulta of tha match fIr
• 1- In tha Miami aactton. Edward be invited to tha reception, to inaTha
veilerday worse
. Rlgxfaw. aacraUinr of tha Cham gether with tha head* o f civ hr NAME
BLOW MATCH
i ‘ her ‘ f t Commerce, announced to.
Wolfe
.
|no
fcio
organisation* in tho City.
08
283
A t BdIO o'clock, tha 134th In Jim Webb
"This *hotdd ho effective in,
pf
280
■bringing to tha attention o f tow fantry band will give n concert Willlanu
Ale*
Johnion
PB
total* reluming North from tb* In the Lin it*hell an tho lakeSmith
M
j>
7 ;i
front,
lo
which
tha
public
la
inw F ait Coaai tho ndranteg** o’
Howard
0.1
0t2
cited, Mr. Illggina announced.
M
ag.i
During their overnight atoy Botner
Othera who fin d war* R. II.
here the troop* will pitch their
tent* In the undeveloped •action Varnay. Jim Cowan. C. E. Me.
o f'F o rt Melton Fork watt of the
Mayfair Hotel, and tha motor
trucks will be parked on First
Street and Lake Shore Boulevard.
Thera will ha 1,400 man and
tal tho north*rr
t o betia, 133 officers of the I f 4th tefan.
try. and m e betUlloa o f die
117th’ Field Artillery, (enabling
of r,00 nfm and 30 officer*, a
c ^ I. B0i * O 'P » . Mar. 18 — m
tout of 3,071 soldier* and o ffi * r .T V Britiah announced last
night ihop had atornted and oc
cer*.
Thr men will 1*n*u Sanford * f
Tt»wr o’clock Tuesday morning.
Col. Safay haa .4
potar*t|j>
I I IN lit IV Mar JM _
—
I'lil'ian* hilled in air raid*
0*1 llrltain *1000 the atari Of
the oar total 28.838 and
lhn«e *rrio|i*lv inlurrd tO.IM,
it » » « announced today.
Mllllari fatalllle* In Brit.
»l» » f t f about now.fifteenth
of Ik* rivltlan total.
tug officer of. tb« 114th Inf en
try at Camp ptiding, arrived tn
Sanford ycitrrthg afternoon to
Billboards About
Seminole County
Placed In Miami
I vital armamentf
The dleputef werr lurried jver
to the board earlier In tile day
by Secretary of Lalx>r Peikln«,
who *afd Dial normal effort*
to end the walk-out* hid been
unavailing. It wan the flr«t tirna
the rerently-r*tabll>hed boa id had
been railed into play
The dispute* involve ftrike. u(
four International llarvmtvr Com
pany plant*, the llnivrr-al I'yrlnp* Steel Company, lliMgc.
ville. Pa., thr Vanadium Corpor
ation of America. a1*o at Itrldge
ville, and the Condenaer Cnrporatlon of America, South Plainfield. N. J.
Dvhrtra Issued hi* instruction*
hv tel-phane (moi hi> M»dl»on.
Wla., home tn Hoard Serrctary
Mar-h. He Inld Mar*h to arranrr
tor Vica Chairman Davi* lo trke
-harga of afforta to *elile Ihi-ontrovrrfie* and to lievlo the
wo-g-^l tbs ssrilegl pow M etuoment— thl* morning
Hanford and Semlnol
•heir rourway, and
In a run battle alter ha and Po
lice Chief Fred L Itlaenor aur.
prised' two man about to blow a
aafa Ib an oil warehouse. Knowlei
wet brought
hers
Wednesday
night after Rlaener identified
him a* one o f the two man.
Directors Of Shrine
Initiate 50 Novices
Governor’s WM
Open, Spanish
*' i rnmppl that I*1
hrr*i wflrom*’ ! |i
hv
o'cloto-
jaa
.
RrgfiAmtion Trr Tnlrc Seminole Will-- Hnvr
Place At Time Of
N o Representative
First Class Meet
In Contest Tonight
IIIm'I'
< J KiirtrM, i»Nhi‘ tnn1 mufui
l*rr «»f .'•fuira, llucVmrk arid t'tiii1(»au>
in
O r ln n d o ,
lutm
' h ‘»,ii
rh u-
as thr instructor fur n « f i ira
of rlasara in prfnciplra
ic
on Img which will begin Apr, 10,
it »dN iiiiriuunml tiHluy l>y
Rvclyii llrnl of 1>u)Uimi Hcurli,
■listi n l foiinliimtor for Hit * ln«v
|i|t-si iiI m11vr,
OJiji
P
iJiat^t' i»1 thr 101|(g i n i l
ui
UiH
mommy
t tilth lltlll*.
of Uli’
Nltllfol'l
<
|n it (in it hciA i .ir li»i- hi ’I
1 Ih* m-w will Ir lir-lil III tin| itiifiuli1, frt lilig lh*" i trin|m Itl ion
iBti-iiiul Schiiol in tin- Ki-iit Itu■1.1 j v\a> tot> g i i'MI. Mr hiti;f Mini,
in.- "ii ("imm-rrlal Avr-rue ftu (ml I lo* i » |»n Ni-ututlvi'n oMhimgr.
llirviiril, Sumph',
atnl
un i-iglil weak*' pnii*l. Ml-* Ih-ul 1akr,
UMt-olu toiintria nil* i i jtrt (it I lo
"Hill
,
1 li"«v inter (•■led ill taking tin- (■nr Un ji ;|a«(hta on 11n t oit
ruiir.e may rrglatrr at Ihe fit "t >! 11ill ion of thr Uiiitnl SLilr*. nh*l
-In-- mi-r-tlrrg inr Apr. LU, at 7 .'.u -ill.lt ft 1 tll'flllllg Willi |'lit I lull Hill
ill’bilk Nn rluirki- i" inaile f--i itl 7 It) o rim k lolltghl
This ii- thr firrt luiH’ 11.....
1 1"- mnliurtlun.
[hr riiur** of .Indy I* ilivhli-il trift ri'Mli’pl hup In iiii h* lil in
SmifiinJ
»ml i I»*• wiimri «>f tlii►
inlii h i i i i unit*, nciipc ur rytiiil
ink. Ii'i’iiliun, layout nnd i-i|iii|i. gtuuji will fnm|>i*ti‘ in tin rt-girifl
Tha Hanford HhuffMioaril (Tub
will inrat a h im f»«»m lc**ngwoud nirtrl; "tare urganliotlnn, it i - itl ..... . . A |nil H-L1 In ii* IrMil(hr1
tl.i* aft«*rtHHin nl the lt>cul rnurta rliandlaliiK, *alr* pronnitlnir, i<-. i|ir *lntli'iif lo go tn tin* National
at 2:00 urlork
tail in-dit anil rulli-rllnn*. and hunh. lo t'nii |M*li* Jm I hr $1,000
< lllltoi M holltl hhljl, lit*hi Aj'ill 11
I r-iMiiim-l ailiniiilatrntlim
Hu|ierinU*ndai]t T
W. I*awtmi
Aimak
thr subjict*
In l«- 1#'* " i t ..fitl |»iirr tn tin iintiiiiial
will go to (Jainravillr icxlay iu *1 mlird arc;
rollii rt is tin $1,000 Mitohii-lil|.
sllrntl the Scout I*Aia<lcr Training
l)p|K>rlunily In Ihi- flrld of re gm-it I.) I hr Nahonal Aim itftn
Inatitutc of region alx lo bo hr Id lailnik. iiow In chon*r a Inratimi ialift t omiiiisBiini
at Ilia University of Florida,
Tin rullti'at In ilivi.lnl m(o two
frnm the standpuint of vuatoniei
|iri jiurnl urnl i , ' iopoilia ffii. ciamplcs o f »tore orgun {mil*
|imjiuiii J
TO I'HOIHICK FOOD
l.allnti, line* of goods to tw nriniUH oiatimis Thr
rarrli-il,
onlerlng
merrhamll"" oi illiiriiw nri* 10 lo 12 minute?
I^ K E ( ITT, Mar ' 28—( Spe how to avoid over-buying, pro long hiiJ miu««t Ur thr oi igiiial
cial) — Mu* I
t'olumLIa
county per I) displayed mm-hamll*,', tn rffolla of rich roil lltala lit Thr
farntcr* are planning to produca yoii-t- procedure, sale* promotion i t*j»I•i,iii|m11tiiirous * p (t Iii*» tminI bt
a* much na po**IUr of the food inrluiling
advertising,
special*, lw i« ft*ll foul ....I fTx iiOfiLitra
and feed requlml by their fam and iliaplay*, the advantage* nl in Iritglh amt on BuiJrcTi given
ilies and stork Ihia year, accord ca.h *ml the advantage* of rrnllt, lo the rimtral Hutu five initiutrn
ing to County Agent Guy Cox. function of a p*r*onne| depart jiiioj to the time* ni tlellk*»r>
will Inr
ment, and choice of •alrapcoplr i The mitimial eolileal
WAS THIS YOU?
V e s t * rrlav a identification
wa* Frank 1. Woodruff, Jr.
Thursday morning at t;00
o'clock vaa were Ip the, office
of the Hanford Herald working
on a display ad with Quj
Wood. You ware so intent on
the Itv-out In front o f you
that von pahl no attention to
tha thing* U it war* happen
ing about you. Such concentreflop may only be developed by
a person such as youi one who
ho# ,leken a vary active part
tat Legion and Shrbto affaire.
Nazi Forces
Yugoslavia
1 «N
rVFFV
n■•*1
if * Yu I'*’ OtaV
JACKSONVILLE. Mar. 38 ttoTha Shrine pi rectora' Assorts
Uea af Narth America InlUatad
M nrrieai leal sight after a narad* sad painted to rtorto- of IU
l anvantioa today sriU election of
ST- AUGUSTINIt h
< *•*•!
Legion Speech
Slated April 10; Contest Slated
Instructor Named At High School
MIAMI. Mar. 2« —Oil Stair
Senator Walter Itnya of llrlnmln
va t named Thur*day to head »
aenale advUory romnitlli-i' wTh li
will (ludv lh# IIrooking* ln«tltute'* report on Florida* f!»rnl
affair*. The »ppoinlnienl wai »nnounced by John It. lleacluirn of
Weal t'alin Beach. preaUlent-de*
Ignate of the aenate.
Appointed by Bcacham to »rrv*
on the committee al*o were
James M. Owen*. I'nlm Beach
counlr taa aaaceior. Hrotl M
Loftln. Jacksonville, forimr Unit,
ed Rtatca Senator and uuw co
receiver of tho Florida
Ka*l
Coast railroad; John M Brown,
former mayor of 81. I'elimhunt.
and Mayor llaaclcr of I'rnaacola
Tampa Prisoner I b
Jailed In Orlando
«*«t>flHlrtl
Denver.
Orlando Senator Is
To Head Tax Study
British Announce
Taking O f Cheren
aaoroclatten to tha
M*
W ith n ftlcriirr o f fu ll U n llf il Stutn* tiltl. K im ; P e te r II* »
new m ilitu rv roKim c wan r®.
iMirleil In have In form ed G e r,
mum toduv tlint Yiujoalavltt d
htllierenn' to the riom o-Borliit-Tokvo alliance wnu "ittiinnwihlt’ " — unit rmthetl 1.200,*
(Kill triMi|iH to
I intile
ntaTwenty mrn died a* a reault i f eaplrainn which wreck'"! littn*.
Iluili tllnkan dipliiliialir quarHie fore part o f the Cllle* Service Oil Compnny tanker Ih-nn-r .e
'lie wu* prtieecdliiK toward New Vmk right) mile* h.iiilli ,.f 1 .i(ie 1, 1* .md tin* cabinet derided In
return
Lookout, N V Twcnly-une nthi-t* weu> ii . ciiimI I hi. photo ,1 an all night aeanlon to
tile *trickrn lankri t foii-gr-und I
minle from 11 ( ow.i D o n it
plane a* unetiiri imiker .Itmd b> Niilicc 1moki* p'Oiiiiig from the
Game Refuge Law
Upheld By Court
| hr ill Ml Mime point iif hiilurir in*
tares! in the United .Stales, uc
cording to the announcement nl
I the contest. I tot year it waa held
ut lioatim, In thr Fanruil Hal!
| K*perinea of thoac cnmnetltig in
With a number of campaign the national conical will be fiald
report*, including those from by the national organization of
the county district* .still incom tha Amrriran 1eglon.
$2600 Is Reported In
Salvation Army Drive
plete, the Salvation Army an
nounced today that *2500 had
lean rollacted to data In the an
nual drive.
Roy Williams, campaign chair
man, and Captain R. K- R o m , dh
all workera
to
Strawberries Are
Damaged By Rains
D. E. Norwood, who opera lea
a farm on tha wvaUld* with J.
H. Tindsl, aaid today that straw,
berry picking In a number of
plecva In this auction was nearly
at ■ standstill because o f da
ms rs t»y rota early thl* weak.
Tha ripe berrica on tha plants
t t - O R war* eithar injured by Ut* rain
are ■«- ar washed away, he aaid. adding
twenty- that another crop would be ripe
of tho In about 19 days.
A t tho Sanford Stain Far roar*
Market, II. J. Lehman, manager.
Biologiats To Attend
Galnef ville Meeting
GAINESVILLE. Mar.
—About 1 M biologist*
Metod to attoAd lb*
fourth annual ataottag
to
TIi** pirblir, vigoroualy d iiap.
prnvinir flu* A lia pact, hystcrl.
cnlly rlifrrisl thr iinv rrgime and
1allnl w»th imicafiMig h n o r for
eamllnuMt
m r » « e rm
mwt
II
**
Growers Bring In
L a r g e Stalks Of
Celery To Markel
lllv "tuik" of 1-rlerv.
which
■err,- dr*rrlbrd
the IsrgctL
Le«l(hir«t and prettiest seen hi
till* '"flk m In some time, wart
1'ourht to lh* Hartford Stats
Fantter* Market today hr IL I f ,
( I’nnuorth and
Ira
Southward,
in Mecca
| whose term I* located
____ _
I Hammock *outh of Hanford.
Hrirral uf the higgvet stalk.*
• era weighed at tha market and
II. J. Lehman, manager, reported
that thev Upped the scales ai
3 J.f to 8 3.4 pounds each. TV*
rhbirest atalka were 15 Inches In
circumference after being • trip
ped. and stood from 30 to U
Inchce hlrrh.
The whole field Is o f superior
quality. Mr. Lehman said, and
the Valery brought to tha market .
was
flaw la**— “there wasn’ t a
■Ingle blemish an lh* leaves,' ha
declared.
Chase and Company la pocking
the celery, and la patting It in
standard erg tea aa that the tope
will not have to he rut off. aa b
a**,ia 11aw Jw.O
—111 bo
q
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usually
don*. fItA will
north, Mr. Lobanan aaid, w
believe* it will bring p
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m m
P48C
Racing
300 Basketball
Coaches Gather
Clerk of Ik* Ctroall Court t l nonlord Florida IkU Monk Ilk JSIL
(■CAL)
a P. IIERNDOM.
•
Clorfc clrrult Court
Brr A. H WEEES, D. C.
To Bisenss Rules
Whitlock
WDIa~
(Kng 2 Fielders,
Writer And Catchir From 8 . C.
kst ployed semi-pro boll "lth
Schenectady.
Calbooti, * who throw*
>lfhl
handed and hit* loft bandeJT U
18-yea re-old, flvs foot and nine
Inch**. sod boa rigm d with a
Uam bt LUUa Folia, Minn. F#L
tor. another man who throws
with Ml right nod cut hot l«fthanded, la IS and itonda flT# foot,
nlna Inrbei, tipping
o l - 1H pound*, nod
Stum* from Croon. Mini-pro boll In S rj
Is week, o tto Cold- Eorncat LaVallcy is i
Inflcldor agud SO will
irrom Fa la Chi arc of hi* fir* fool, 11 Inch frame,
. ml-pro ball
outfleidort Richard ___ ___
t e r : Kalak Mindy, for MarrinaUe, Wise. Henry Lovalls,
20-yaar-old
right* handed
r Bletawa, pitcher)
itboua. . Inflaldari pitcher, standi on* Inch abova
outfielder) Earnest ■in feet and haa played acmLpro
R- L
ildari Henry
La- hall In Waal Warwoek,
^ I M Curtk Han. Curt la Hanson, another rightfhltlock baa an In handed pitcher. Is 20 ysars old,
standing flva test. It Inches, ha*
played Mini-pro boll ot Dode,
■ lg-year-old
about li> ,
right handed
For Sals
end when Martina Pom , Argen
tina g o lf profeaslonal, hit hla hall
lota a wad o f wna paper In the
greater
Greensboro open , , \
while th* pro* and official*
argued, th*
galteryfta
almply
dropped o match on Um paper
. . . before th* blase wa* diecovered th* haiard had eliminated
i.taelf . . . coat to P o m : on*
aeorehad toll.
War bulletin: Balkan hoetllltlM
or no, Bualnoaa Manager H. P.
Dawaon o f the Norfolk (Va.)
T a n will have an Italian abort,
stop and n Greek f in t baseman
. . . Eddla Rerglacoml I* the
Italian, Hal Soofss tbs Greek
. . .th e y 'll b* In th* lineup When
Norfolk opens tbs Mason . .
odd bombardment*: Mike Dejon
will tm bock In
Birmingham,
d oin g ' bpalnete ns. uanal . . .
Boron f*n* think boll show the
Mm* . U t f . hlttlne as ho did last
Betz Seeded Top,
Bundy Second In
Indoor Net Meet
BROOUNE, Mare. Mar. 24 OPh—Paulina Bets, o f Rollins
College waa top seadad b i t night
In a small field o f 17 whkh will
open competition today In th*
women's national Indoor tennis
championships
at L o n g w o o d
Cricket Club's covered court*.
Mr*. Sarah
Palfrey
Cooke,
winner o f th* slngtM title last
"BUNGALOW
mica to how to fcoep player* from
getting llrod.
Feature* of the gathering will
be the clink and ruloa domonalrollon, condorUrl by El wood Gels**,
ataodata director o f Ota Collegi
ate Rathetboll Officials Bureau,
and th* final gam* o f th* MadU
ton £qnar* Cardan Invitation
Tournament,' at trblch tha coachea
will b* gueot*.
,
Clair fide. Long latand Univer.
alty coach, will review the offenaca o f the . team* ploying - tn
tha Garden tournament j Blair
Gulllon of Corn*]I will dlacuna
factor* In taoehlng
basketball
fundamental! i
Sam Barry
of
Southern California will talk on
ttandardiiaflon o f aqnlpmont and
Dave Walth will apeak about
hathethall officiating inrobletna.
till
MY
A good reason you ought to
try
BLACK-DRAUGHT
nest
time la—It ha* been a favorite
laxative tn th* ’ South for four
generations! You’ll ditcovar aa
all around good * laxative—spicy
aromatic, easy Id take. Used as
directed, . Its action I* usually
gentle and thorough, loo. There's
a tonls-ls saliva Ingredient In
BLACK-DRAUOUT whkh help*
to ta w lasy totestinai musdosl
CVFKV
SCHOOL
AND
evsnv
BUSINESS
has o n e
OH TWO
Iowa has a law requiring
oil trucks must bo able to m
lists n 9 parent grad* at
mile* an hour.
IN CIRCUIT COURT NINTR JUUICTAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
•KMIKULR COUNTS FLORIDA
IN CMARCRRT.
LENA MAE DRYANT. Flalntlff,
(JCORaE M. mtYANT. /DeletMont.
I I U FOR DIVORCM— ORDER
OF PUBLICATION
Uenrue M.
rare of Y M C A ,
Atlanta, (J,t,r*1*:
You ar* hereby notlfUA’ that
suit for Slevre* boa been brouaht
■•alnet yon In the circuit Court
In i n ! for Nominal* County, FlorId*. In Chancer, by Lea* Ms*
Bryant and you ara hereby ordered
end required to enter your ap
pearand In paid ault on Mar Slh.
IIU: herein fell nSI a ria Seer**
In a achool full o f bright, self-re*port
ing student!, there are v e ry likely to b#
on * o r tw o com pletely locking In good
com m on sens*. And that go** for h u h
m m , too...particularly th# beer retail
ing buafawoa.
Out o f thousands o f boor retailers
ech o conduct rwportable, law-abiding
business**, there m a yb e a fe w “ d u n ce"
retailors w h o disobey th* la w o r per
m it anti-social condition*.
‘ T h a w fe w m ntrantfd retailers are s
manse* to tbo future o f t{>* beer ind u etry ...a n d also o f the benefits beer
h a s m a d s p o s sib le . R igh t h ere Is
F lo r id a , bear p ro v id e * e m p lo y m e n t
WOMEN
Second ranked' In th# single*
field wa* Dorothy May Bundy,
■Iso o f Rollins, wblls ’Mre. Frtward Rlvhany, o f Brook IIn*, tha
former Helen Pedersen, o f Btai*.
ford, Conn., and Key Wlnthrcp.
of Ipswkh. were glean. th in ana
fourth seeding*.
■; t- . ; ' ’
Other* antared Include Rather.
In* Hnhbel. Dedham: ' Virginia
r
Fleets
That
Concern You
i . *\ r
"-v "■* v-"
‘a m m m ®
1$ Your Lixitivi
a Ltadtr?
* i
SACWFias
Iko llaio a t . Ik* fln t publleetl**
o f tkl* notice. Each c U n or do-,
maad okall bo la wntla*. and ahall C
atato tbo pier* of rootdonoo and
pdkt Otneo a ttriH of Iko Claim*'.?,
and ahall bo aw entlo b f tba claim
ant. a n a l, or alioraor, and. aar
aurh claim or domaac not an rilot*
aboil bo void.’
\
JAMES E. ROWLAND. L
'a ,
Aa c l rent ar of tbo Loot. Wilt O
and 'Tootamrnt ol Edmund
* B. Rourkc, Dccooaod.
rirat publication r ebruary 14th.
Vigor* apd Garden Bepplka
for 18,194 parsons, supports s o annual
payroll b f $13,757,151 and contributed
$1,739,893.93 laat year’ In state tasoa.
It la th* brew er*' responsibility to
make good beer—th# retailers’ responsi
bility to eetl beer In w holesom e surroundings—and the legally constituted
authorities' responsibility to enforce th*
la w e AD o f thaw , working together
w ith the public, arc needed to protect
the future or beer.
Y ou, too, con helt^the cause o f m od oration b y < 0 patronising on ly reputa
ble place* w h e n beer Is a old ;(3 )a n d re
porting any violation y o u m ay obaerv*
to tha duly oooatitutad authoritioa.
e i® !£ t e .
Henry A. Russell
Seed Company
S t tS jS f MS' m
Tfccopold, Boatoni Mr*. Oterge
Abbott, Newton)
Mrs. Adrian
Rubai, Boston and Mrs. Reginald
Smithwick, Newton.
y t
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Sim ilar Aram l a Florida
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y ,
wtsem
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Than
L a st
98,000
Week
Gniziani Quits
• His Army Po3l
Ix'Rislat ion Expected
jTo Add To Incomes
I Of Growers By Sum
( ’i Of Billion Annually
Two More Drafted
Men Of Seminole
Go To Blanding
o f 91,881 tons the previous wi*rk,
and 141,SIC tons the week be.
fora thaL
Tba British said S.OOO.OOC
A o n s o f Asia shipping had been
sent to . th* bottom in the fiv-.«
weeks lip to Mar. Ifl.
Marshal Rodolfo Qratianl todny
resigned the command of Italy's
^ North African troop* and the
Vpositions o f army ehlsf of staff
and governor of Lityn. lie or
ganised t A ,Italian advance into
Egypt wbldl ha* turned
Into
m u bafora th* British forrra.
**•*»'* mBItary
ravrraes
In
and Albania have taken a
toll g f hlgh Fascist com.
—most « f them
havs
oai had an Craeianl did.
fulng aflar repeated de. .*
ll for United Slstee
proteetT American srar
an
rogta to Britain
e
and preferrs the machine gun.
When h* is Inducted at Camp
Dlandlng he will lie rated as a
private instead of a corporal.
An employee of Reel and Son*,
Mr. Merrhant has tiecn in San
ford for about nine years ami
rsine here from Jacksonville.
Mr. Cheek was animus to get
into the Army amt hoped lo be
transferred to a coast artillery
unit after he is Inducted. Hr
has never had any military trainlag but Is thinking of re-enlist
ing at th* Slid of his year if he
liken the life, be said.
A married man. Mr Cheek has
keen working with h|* fsthsr, R.
P. Cheek, as a tree surgeon.'Me
has bertj la Fleetda for M year*
and earn# hen from Alabama,
lie attended school at ’ Orlando
and Wintev Park and played foot
ball whlta at Winter Park, h*
•aid, Since 19*7 he Ifeed la Semb
“
i-oprro
9zaz.~j,i, i__ .a—
MonJ«t ImincdlstCrV . ^ ^ U n T O W n ^ T
th# _ OakoUs.
,r “be mart* In Una, Wyoming,
lent A
Wisconsin and p a m of Michigan
win.*'
yesterday with ton e snow re
t wg iircd most urgently'
I
n (■envoys for Amerl ported.
Ctesr weather was reported on
can supplIMT th* editorial said/
While bther newspapers have the Pacific roast, and In parU of
beta urging that
th*
United MinnesoU, North DakoU and
Hlate* take step* to make rer. Idaho, but light rains were re
m tala that American supplies renrh ported northward from central
w Brltila, nil heretofora have re Georgia and South Carolina to
fit! brad from proposlag American Lak* Ontario. Similar conditions
were reported In Florida
end
conVoys/
“ Wo need averv enemy and acu southern Texes.
l A r temperatures o f 31 degrees
Iral *bip that nor Ilea Idle in
an American harbor." th* Sketch ■ere reported in Chleagn, Buffalo
0 said. **Wo need every Amrriehn end Milwaukee.
I*ake Monroe Woman
Dies At Age Of 74
Mrs. Nora Rwanson, 74, died
this morning at 7:89 o'clock al
her horns In I^tk* Monro*. She
was born’ in IrsUnd on Mar. 17,
1(47.
Survivors Include her husband.
J
T U ^ ■ J" ■■ M' ton
N ib Swanson, n son, Norman
•
J TERMED VIOLATION
Rwanson, and two grandchildren,
7
T A L L A 1 I/'and Harry
Swanson.
na “hnme- Carollrt*
5 (AV-Uae o f —
on cm* Funeral service* will he held
nu de’’ and’ “ l______
mcrcUlly-manufart nred produrt* Wednesday al 8i00 P. M. at th#
Was declared violative a f
the laitheran Cemstsry In Lak* Mon.
U law tor Attorney .General roe, with Father Bishops o f Or.
Undo officiating. Arrangements
are bring handled (w the Carry
Hand Funeral lloma In Orlando.
WAS THIS YOU?
iHarry ftchlffley
I
Killed In Crash
Harry Rchirfby, former Ban.
ford resident who- moved to Co
lombia, 8 C.. with h b family
about five years ago, was k ills'
In a train-car collision bat week
1st Columhb, It was learned to-
,dsv.
The yoongral son of Mr. am*
II Mrs.
Georg#
Schlff1«y,
Mr.
.OrhlffUv allended schools
in
ifUnfnrd and had a Bamber , f
jfriend* her*, flurriror* Include. Ir
addition to h b wife, h b parents,
la brother. Georg* Bridffley, nod
a married *trier, Ora former HIM
IMartha BchlffWy.
Armv Charters Liner
Jo Transport Troops
| W a s h i n g t o n . Mar. u ~ - u r
— IN? » IdIlly o f the Ann* u
Is W itness
Held In Questioning
Nation Is Exempted
From Giving Mili
tary Assistance To
Alliance Countries
Limitations Are
Help To Britain
Greeks And Germans
Reported In Small itit
Frontier Skirmishes
iis
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; |>r(rfi,
r l V e Senate nAxard the $7,000,*
B4>00 IvaAeJritd apuropriatlo^
fill ye aUplM by a national-unity
t o l e o f 47 to 0. T h e action rain*
i f t r i .leas Mum two hour»’ tlbu
gpwtkiti an t the - opposition did
Hot iu ninth ar o ffe r an inaend.
•lent The debate, in fact, conSUtC’ l liirgrl) o f Riatemenia of
poaition from nxnr «>f thi- many
Poller »n* nhown ht*ru with Rome of thi* 1f» MtM<lrnt* of thi* Unt* ■tnaii r.
ho hud voted Mgninxt
v m ity of Mexico uir«'Ati><| aftrr » riotous ilvittortMrutinn out* tfle ongmiil li-«>r-lrnd authoritu.
■itje Ihr « fflt'i* of Mi xtrim Foreign Mini*h-i Patlillu, m Moxiot Unit bill but for the atipioprlaUon
City. D im* of ihoAr •rifftC«**l win iilcnt ihi'il jih » Nim «g«oi
Among thcae we!'* Senator*
Adorn*, heinorrat, folurMito, \'andenhi-rg
Itepuhliran,
Mithigan,
I)n> k". Hipuhliean. and Tuft, Be.
gflll* Iis ;«ii. I thin. For the nun. pan
thev -uni
that
riiici*
hrlfung
Kngl/intl nml other nution« reaiM*
■ o Ihe Ax ia power* ha.I hern np.
hy CimgrrM, it wn« thr
FimhI in tlir
wurry rtf dgtv of tho nutlonnl legi-laturc
Ktiiclxh hmiM'Vt ivi*m nl Ihr prvw»nt to pr.»i uh* fuiidv fot gixing that
tim r niitl "It M m |irnh!«-m |>ls(n . polii n * I fort
$7.«OIMMIO,O0II fund. Mir
ning ru<‘«U.** mi u nor nan red Ifl. i T l "
Itr lo Mm. I l> Murtin lr«*m ntU oo'i lnrge«t peacetime appro,
pria'i
i»
would provide, rniing
hrr nirro in ,Mtm*»li*y, KiiKfnrul,
aihri t hmgt
nrvr a)n! today
$^.054,000,000 for airrrafi and
Thr Irtlrr wa> plao*ii in a
aceeR-orir*
LAKRLANIl. Mar. 2b— ( 8|k- larga rnvrlup miirluHl ' wrddi tit
.148,000,000
ftH i*i dwince
tint
*’ >*»•
*141^—
of Ihr
Pnlfrd rraRon. Tha rnvrlup
iirdnanre xiippliea.
* **•
imr'ii pruril apiMUrQily for thl«
Frfih F^yil »rvl VrgrUldr Amo- rraffl
jiA o .ooo.o oo f o r . V * ouron Tho tijiychip dal iu>l con*
htixr o f mixrellanewus agricultur.
l*iRtlon.■'TT^rt|*•►n1lng approiim*lr; lain
viuthilng pkhirr. nml ant
Ij 1,500 of thr country • »tu>rr imnu* ih«* runtonikrv *,op*'iird hy al and mdiiRtrinl article*
|,i<nayj viiiii* were Inctudeil f >r
lonkx f*n fepninng end outfi*"
K
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y
t
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l
n
j
ng
Is
Lig)dening
up
frrsh fruit, ami rsgstahlrs, will
iiri* belligerent vo*»ela in Ameri
Mis Marlin', ule
b* given sn npporUmlty lo In tin* bh«)|i
•mi port*, f •r tiiiibllng o» other.
w r i l i i hrr. " i m l uitiuns, uiang^H 'wi«e at*i|ulring fnctiwie* or far.
■riliarlir thnnsrlves with Flor Iriiion*. rh*r«r, Iiuiiupua, lonin.
t ry fcite* for thr m in u fa rt ire
Ida's rltrua industry; If an 1st Mil I turn are out o f thr «|U«*»tI••!«
..f « m Mippiie* amt for the ex
lion to that body tu hold ,Its -iHIh
"V o u jURt can't huy Ihein," t o p. n*« * of administering the n f
annual ronvrnllon In Klorula. > > ll tl»r rontinur*.
If iln*r«
<
Hevood thl* l.rtkblnwti, thr de.
tendril liy thr
Horlda
< itiu» liny, Ihr fihi»pk*rj<r r*i
t linn . mU were Withheld fr«"i 1 " "
t’oininisslon. i. orrrptod.
fol thrmsrlve* *’
Adam* who n* rhairman
Tlir rolivrllhon would br told
Sn>iug that *,w r lift* hvr m . f the S«*nal»-'* 4111* commit lee on
WASHINGTON. Mar.
( AP>—PrvaMrat
R iissvslt
froiv alt toad, af
Tag*altvli In Ik* Uni lad RMtra ’
•ads, skartl, s fu r that BalVia
kirgdass
algpsd ■ tfc*
Rrilln-Raasf.Trk,a
alliapvv.
Ypgoaltvla, th* llih nttiM
ivkos* toad* h»>* bran fra*
sin. ksi u u P ip this n u .
t „ *i about n,»oa.ao«.
,
Planning Meals In Britain Made
Difficult By Shortage Of Food
Vegetable, Fruit
Growers Asked To
M e e t In Florida
shift troops swiftly to ontlylnr
a rk u tg
l«r
help
Labor For Conimunity F in a I Uti i Meet In
FourHome To FinHoiikc 1h O f f e r e d
iHb T o u r n a m e n t
My NYA Supervisor
f
i
1*'remil (iovcrnmenl
Cut» Bread Uation
Nordgren Promoted
At Camp Blanding
City News Biiefu
154,800 PintH Of
BerrieH Marketed
CanaMe af ranging WV> soldiers ■rat ibat bi
the vcmcl M ia ba pot lato an. *o Florida
e-alien Iromedlstelv a* an ansi). benefit le
AM«p|*jrat
i*grlt, Thus, th* terms o f tk*
part svsrtsd a severe blow to th*
Jsfsns* plans of Britain and
Grate# agtinst an sxpsctsd Natl
of Gfss^s.
Exrapi for th* stipulation that
Proposed Statute Garland Spencer invasion
Gorman troop, would not vioiota
Yujra*lari>'a frontlon, tho bM *
tho opmo OS those prsvtatislg
CuriA Dealers Of Wi ns Golf Title Issigned
by Hun|*ry,
Rumania,
.Slovakia and Balgsria
Liquor In Sanford In Surprise Play haveYugoslavia
was reported
to
agreed lo permit th* tram-
" nr ..... rj\he .1*1,itv »»••'
bers 'a rt Inritad to bring thalr
husbands and Legionnaire* nr*
ashed to bring tbelr wire*. Oai.trr
will bo played and prism award.
"V
Wiih u solemn pladsrt* (hot
Tu A kL* *r°oo* would march
through her territory. Yumiitavla signed »he BerlinRome-Tokyj alliance In VJepii* today In ceremoniea n(.
Jark Davis (Ir fll. 27, nml Nhrlla B a in iright), 20, wets tended hy Adolf Hitler.
VVelJ
Informed
uuhrters
afcxeltiNt with J a r k Murkurn, * J , by au thoH tl ea In C h i c a g o f o r nuen.
serted Germany spacificalfy
turning in Conne ction Mith i* mi "poet oil kid nap ring o p er a ti n g in
guaranteed her territorial In-o u t h e r n IBIn oi* ntut \|h * uiii i T hey wer#* a r r a i t e d a f t e r police r e .
si-ivrd * nnh* th iow n from » «peedlilg a u l o m c b i l e
and g i v in g rt m i lu on ao n um b er .
■ I:
prrfrtably In some ronnnuniiv m •In) at a time," Mr»
Ihr rllrus In-Ii , around th* liojldl, hirer aRSrrt* that "«• ’ jii*I • niii
uf next January. At trany itrle thr lilra of an invM<«P»h If pai m
Ib e c r u r » o
g a in bring thrir wives, it i. ••*. i itMipN d r i p h r r r \\r -lotU f ••t
pul.iiri w"Uld
make -utli
peel**! thr convention would l.i mu ihrin from Innli to limit,"
m u’ * ii»'Cil*
nlverU**'
B<*
i g'oup » f ipproxlmately -.Mni | Fkriybmly la rnti»lrd in *fniii’
(Irople to tile slat* fur It) to Nl kiltil t.f nut Iona) woik. the wi ttn
dayi
aya "I am a St Johiu mm
Meiitlrri
uf th*
ass* latioh |m tu» tlmii jrt, Audri-y liu» gonr
handle a substantial part *>^
l ib**
the rin u trainee
for
inutiilionn
snnual crop of Florida’s citrus f'harlr* I* on muiiilioiiu tmd mIam
V i r i l Y . France Mar 28 i d * ) fruits. Bringing th* convent urn itu4-N hi* turn at fire wntrhmg if
ann^ iinreil Mon.
to Florida also would provide the Ihr gifimmar at ht ol where Joti i n»e governfueiit
I thr dit 11v bread ration
opportunity fur lh*M fruit and goea and (ienffrey 1- an A H l‘ •lav *b reduced from 100 to 240
will )-■
vegetable handlers U> obtain lust- worker, na la Fvclinr'n Hupaliaanst
mini on | tn Frances
hand information on other Flm
Speaking of air mid* on nearby k-rpm" ' Db
effective Apr 1.
•
ri-fupied
tone
ids crops, a large
volume of town*, the letter my-. “ You w *11
ill l*» kept al 71
mml th at
it
which goes through th* *»*'« m have hr a nl of tIi4* iunl» oil Mnn
srerns in thr umnvuptmi »<*'«•
Jon membership.
cheater and Salf< rd It wm mn«
At thV .hnir timr. mrsl will l *
It Is estimated member, uf the houm on the Hatiinlay night on I
rnlunil 20 |*rtrrnl t.* 10 tirkvt*
association handle approximately
I hours on tlir Sunday nigh*
arh |*ri
500,000 carloads of fresh fruits We could ace the glow of fire* uf o twill 3-IK miners
month.
and the bomba *< united terrific
and vegetables annually
Just where In Florida the con It was awful. When Annie went
vention will be held ha* nut Uth In work on the Monday morning
•he begged of me not lo gn dow i
<J*f Inllrly
tietrrmlnMJ
It
iCraHawS 49a raae T^a •
pointed nut that adaquat* fan I
ties muat I * ATtiUblo, Includ
Horonit l.lrulviianl Korl Nording not only hotel *ecomm<HJji.
vrsn of ('.uii|*uny I at Comp
icicif but al*o an auditorium Jarge
lllomling
has l*rrri |iruiuul*d lo
enough id M l th* mcmbdruhip
first ll*ut*iiant. if w*» IssrnvH
for th* buiinru attslon* uf the
hare tods,
ronwntlon.
Tsso iiftwr Nanfunl mrn. PrlMany of th« m tnbert com*
vat*
First Cla*. f'hsrlrs A. Laofrom th* rich Miulualppl Valley
vitt ami
Privsfr
First Class
and Plain* States and thla would
Jamra P.,Brown, will report April
bt the first trip tu Florid* fur
I Bt Fort Sam llmistnn, Tsa
a larr* number o f them. Cltrua
Srnator E. F. Houshn|<irr *ill
Commission officials ar* amyous spvak to th* Lions Club :it it* | whore th r, will rnroll in th* aurvies I technician fours*.
regular pirating .at th* Vslitr.
Hot*l W sdnrsda, night at 7 on
would provide • reel opportunity o'clock. .
•
to familiarise an Important group
In Florida's marktia with Flor.
"Il*» fun to be a'S ch ool Pn.i.
Ida’s rltrua deal ami the many final" will ba the topic of Ihr
FIJINT CITY, Mar » — (Bp*,
forward step* Hi growing and Klwanls lunrW-n program Wed
grading that art (sin e rarrlrd nswday e» arranged by Frank rial)—A lolal of 154J(00 plot* of
w.
Lam'soq and T. W .I a w to n ami strasrbsrrles were marketed b ,
W. Carfltt, sxrsatira rice pre. speaker* will b« Principal* 0 . F. East Hillsborough count, (armaidant o f th# association,
ap. McKay, H. E. Morris And R. K era. Mond*,. It was th* fourth
biggaat volum* da , of th* 1940panrad bafora a n a sa l meeting K»PP.. /
_______
It MR*on.
i f the Citrus Commission to dlaOfficial* of th* Plant
City
■uaa the possibility o f holding the
A Joint •meeting and covered
IMS eannfltlM M Florida. Im dish suppOr is planned by Camr- Riots Farmers Market said th*
mediately the coram lar ton
atu bsll-Lose lag Past af the Ameri bsrris# kvtumsd from 10 to 11X
tandad an official InvttaUon which can Legion and tbs Legion Au*- rntta a. plat, Of about 115^47.
•raw a walla formal action by tho illary on Wednesday at 8:10 I*.
advisory boqj-d of, tbs aaoocia- M. at tbs hat Aasitlary mem-
...
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,*Vlri^rlhvrffif Sthtes IdipnAaot eumpsnles handlingiexaminrr” seal.
lie * pIi>)
action, ,fl
ship that America do** not need
tor herself. W* need every Amort,
can ■ captain, every American ship’s
engineer, every American sea
ann who esq_be: spared from
m America’s! ossa, war sffsrt
_ r a H(s tveannoa afford to wait, nor
>V , can American afford to- wait fn,
pntllc opinion.while Germany acu
with such concentretad fares on
our, maritime resources."
Hitler
^WASHINGTON. M i c 25 —
vw- l.cgl.latlon which lis *uth,-r
S*S<1 wmild add "ah oul 11,01)11,.
OOU.Oiio u r v s r " lo facmeiV lo.
topic ihr* ugh highre govcinmcnt
loan* wn» appro veil bv the SellAgriculture Committee to.lay.
Thr author. Senator Bankhead
f Du A In ) - muI the bill wi> Intend,
a s hi plnrr atmers nearer a "par*
Hith Intmr anti Industry,M find
t it x a « aimed at a*»uring the
idurerx o f ration, wheat, corn,
rice the "parity o f
ig»* price" for their
[mr i*xr
Idnet*, through loan* drxigned
serve uit a “ f W under mar.
1 fulectce Is From
Altamonte Springs:
Commander Of Force March Quota Filled
In Africa Resigns
Merchant of
Sanford
Following Setbacks andRoland
John P. Check of Altamonte
LONDON, Mar. 2ti —f/P)— Spring* left for Camp lllandlnf
Thd -Brftiah Admiralty an Ihls morning to lie inducted Into
nounced tod*r a drop fit the Arrry as the men to fill the
^Britain’s sea loancj for th* March ipiota for Seminole Coun
second consecutive week, rc- ty.
Mr. Merrhant s>n railed l » Dortlnp that 23 Britlnh and
Allied merchantmen totaling cause he had been * meniler of
■'M.Tra tons were lost in the the National Guard for sis vears
and had been a corporal in Com•reek ended Mar. 10.
U, he said. He hopes to be
‘ Thla compared with lo w t psiiy
placed in a heavy weapons unit
NUMBER 17B
Member Associated Pretw
11)11
Greater Farm
Yugoslavia Becomes
hoans Okeyed
By Committee New Axis Partner;
Anti-U. S. Riot In Mexico City
Adm iralty Asserts
Toll Was More
71,000 T o n s
t Week, And
In Previous
MARCH
Greek Army Inflict*
Losses Upon It&Uaiui
tin ( t i v i 'ommift*lnncr* plsr*d
on fir-1 reading lu-t night mi
ordinam • doRiguod I«* limit the
number of lupim sondoiN tu one
for e v r iv t ,nOO m the city n pop
II]It I lull, II N >11)01, ( lolk. Bold
IimIrv I lo o iilinmiei' will ho volotl
upon i« i Ho u n i irgulm meeting
11
I ho . * ol lnmihebN mill |»«*tn 1’
l . s i l l M i l S |* t - n r n w *m I h r I ' l l ,
<) ia iii |iliu u * lii|i
,r » ! n * 1 * * y
a f lr r .
iii*<*fi
in a
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M 'ali h u f D i r m m III t i* r i p l . r t r r
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i n i lull, Alien Slrtoxr
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lb* imifui
In ii fmi-h with l\ It Siiiilti and
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>|»riir«*r lint iintii
uii rxlia
liolr wap playnl
Ml
Spi urn
»1>*.| the I’ lirn ImjIi* m uric uvrr.
lull five (•• vxin when Mi Smith
tu >lrd !•• rpfHvrr frurn u irup
Mild tiM»k MIR MWIIIgS
liitrii thnl '■|ireiuH*i» I•• verulum *d
i tiiw toil! Im' Itir nccuiid Imir
any bi viingen eacept h me “ *• •
Mi
Spcticvr ha* hud
tm* name
!»**»'r -ImlI fiul le granted in ex
ingravrd on the ( ‘ hamlet
uf
rtMkx ol one In 1,HIH) |>rr«on« lit
f oiiimeir* trophy a* tie wa* Hie
the t it* id
Sanfmd
Hotel*
which tinvi* Iff* nr dime room* wiiiiiei four year* ago und ham
en r iinrier.up tw tre *mce Hien
are hImi i xt ii nil fmni the ui lo Hu* play )e*ti-rduy
Mr
dinatire
Spi iiri'i won over hi* OrM up.
I. W lluitiin, Ji , nf Urlandu, pom nl
W (•. Fleming
hy a
a r m *u |h ! v IMiir fill the Nathmnl '•ion of five hole* up wiih only
Ymilh AdmmiRtratiun. wax pre font in play while M<, Smith
went nt tli»- m eeting nnd Matured Ii ui lo- opponent, Andrew l o i r * ,
the i
that the N YA
o il) Hiree uii with two to play
would in op erate in
furuinhlng I lie i mini Mho wed theIwu to in
iubot, lot ihi> ( 'unununity lfou*e run* I oil fm first and an extra
in Fort Mellon Faik, which i» hole to a* played to break the tie
being di luyed Iwi auRi* nf a ahort- and gixi the win lo Ml S|»encer
ag e o f NVI*A wnrkerx
A ouinher of player* are turnAi ling nil Mr Murluti n offer, ilig up fm the Slate
Amateur
the < ity w dl revump lh« pro- ' tiumpionxhip to he played on the
iei t to didermirie If It it ftnan- ItobNiliead ruurae al Orlando in
flail) HMr to furnish RUpplle*. April Mr Hpencrr won Ihr i|U*IU
Mr Saver «*ul, explaining that fvmg medal In the atatr tmirna
the NYA furntahe* only
lalmr
merit aeveral years ago and ha*
f'ustoniur ily in \VI*A projecU. advanced to the quarter final- nn
that Mgenry furniRhea 7ft j»ercent never 141 occasions.
of the total coat and all Ihr
giunteil on or prim to tho «iitr*
tho oid innn io Ihtuiiim Imw Mhall
not b* »ilfooted, it i* provldrnl
lb Mb I p III Wine Mild t>4*el HI*'
f
exempt**! from tin- piovlRioim
the pmptMvi
prop*
tl In * . whieh nlipu
latkor
The ( ity agreed to pay on#half of the office rent of tha IHaUtct Welfare Board if 11 agree*
to move it* headquarter* to Han
ford. Mr Sayer aald. Headquar
ter*. uf thia district, which ambrace* aeveral Central Florida
countie*, are now in
Brevard
county. The rmmtv will be asked
*o pay the other Half of tha o f
fice rent.
If the district office le moved
to Sanford, It wiU mean that
four new fam lliti will
locate
here, the Clerk explained.
An applkilJon from
R. A.
Newman to build a cement drive
way into his tiro shop on P in t
Street waa approved. Mr. Saver
announced that a City refunding
bond, aeries A* had been pur*
chased at • coat o f ff7E*
II Building Pcrmitn
IsHued By Inspector
Tlirrr I milling permit.
w .r*
iMunl *1 the C lt , Hall ,*.(* rday,
srriinling
lo Ih* recants of th*
building inspector.
Permits were issued la Mrs.
0 A Howard to build s private
garage at 203 Tlenth Rtrset at a
cost of 1125; E M. Armltaga to
-reel two cabins on th* Orlando
highway, between Geneva and
Oak Avenues; and Angelo Con.
elantin* to build a four-room
fram* house It a coat of |140.
ATHENS, Mar. 15—(AV-Greak
18 MQROfl K ILLED
traopa fighting ia Albania in.
niMad . hear, loss** op Italian
, MANILA. P. L. Mar. » — Un
Miltn In repulsing a osrias o f
— Th» Philippines Herald reported
Fascist attacks ,**Wrda, M g,
Mondw from th* lu lu r —hlppU**
lot Vloaa Rlvsr, n govsnuDsnt
that Alj o f 14 More outlaws. Inraksaman declared sariv today.
eluding on# woman, were killed
MRN OP ST CALMTO
Tha Italians lost about torn*
LONDON. Mar.
*■)—Bri •hern lh«V Sttkfkad 44 cotlstabutba troops Urajr threw ton Monday'night ordered men in Ihrisa la Wa TaHjraq dtotrict T W
attacks, th* apokMrasfi the 17-year-oid age group to regie.L other two, w* i w , waro ssrlous-
port of war and hospital equip
ment and wounded through Jisr
le ir iio t,— which Greece already
hu, warned th* would consider
•s a "hostile *ct".
A reiiablt l.ondon .oure* said
Germany had
nisxsr.1
*1)0.000
troops in Ih* Balkans
for s
blllikneg sltark and lo guard
ih.- Kussltn frontier
t-srller reports had estimated
British strength already landed
nr rsperted [n Greece st 3OU.UO0,
Greek troops which rOnld he d(ee'led lo oppose * Natl Invasion
Si 1IKI.O00, and Tiiiki.ii iroop.
^ 'be Huigsrltn border si IO0,Bulgarian report. ,* „) (;r. ^ ,
■M lerman forres alieorl, havs
clashed in minor frontier skir
mishes Ariosi warfare was si.
mosl .1 , tlfndalill
German and British plane* took
r.id.'i" U y ’ rv'?
“ vemlght
H"<*P«
asserted
ih’^ l r
hr* vY losses on
the Itslisns In Albania
•
‘b.vlet Russia took forms! ar.
isu i
,n block further
i- * expansion in sonthrssirir
Europe with publication of *
friendship agreement which. In ef.
Turker of ,u"
erl.i .Id against derm*., troop,
7 ,Tur1l,,>' >■ Plunged into ws, To
defend the Oardtnelle.
The Soviet Union. u Turkish
"fu ir ^ H '
U ' l'r0,,ll‘ ed
full end comprehensive neutral.
•«V in csss Turkey clashes with
•he Nail nrmisi now massed on
^ w,lh Bulgsri*.
T ’ i rtlI1lo7 “ i •<“ •! this meant
hat the U S. 8. R I, prepared
)o support T u rks, with material
"d, ll** that being given to
Bril* n b , the United S>*les and
like that which Russia hat ten
dered to China for scveitl yrart
against Japan.
Already, Soviet troipr are sta1 , n. « ***r th» Caucasus border
" l,k
«n4 it is reliably re.
porled that thsy are mad] up for
the most part of anti-aircraft
gunners, tank corps end tech
nical experts.
T b s , could hi sent to Turkey's
aid much as th* sans to n o f
specialists helped Ik* Spanish Rc.
publicans daring tho Spanish
civil war.
That a irm a n , was acatoly
ewpr# o f Ora fast-changing Kps.
•inn nttltadl was soon In report*
•upled Rumapia
kingdom’s army
mobilised and
—
on th* FnU
facing Rituln.,,
mw
Al w e a t h e r
“ ►1 U r U r military sewiea on Batur. I , wounded. N o ran*table* w«M
lojared, lira nswvfsppr told.
4*7* t o r - I *
a____ ______
s
"vJi,
�Florida—Key To
t m f t - B P tN D HEAVILY
FloHda h u been receiving Its full share of flcienw
upending during the past year, 'With, new Army alrpotta
dotting the entire state, with several new naval bases and
Army camps, with, a vast new shipbuilding plant at Jackaonvllle and another at Tampa, Florida la aeelng literally
hundreds of millions of doliara In outalde capital brought
Into thia atate.
,
„
Aa' the-Tampa Tribune said the other day, If *ny
person had said a year or so ago that Florida would sud
denly acquire a new $100,000,000 Induatry, he would have
beetl put down aa plain craxy. Defense projects ao far eon*
atructed have coet $83,000,000 and by July 1 they will be
occupied by more than 91,000 men and officer*."
And that to our way of thinking la only the begin
ning. Moat of thi» spending took place, moat of the work
was done, before the British aid blit with Its Immense
naequencen to America's future waa written Into law.
io seven billion dollar appropriation to implement this
policy has Juat been passed. Other billions will soon bo
voted to further, protect us against the consequences of
Axis aggression.
1,;..
, ,
Industrially Florida may not be expected to benefit
much from the manufacture of arms, planes and munitions
for England, but In the matter of shipbuilding we aro al
ready beginning to ace some ecotiohm aid ahead*. More
shipbuilding nlgnte will be needed and they will be kept
Jn full .operation for years after the war la qver replacing
the mllllona of tana of shipping now being sunk.
But from a military and naval standpoint Florida is
of the moat vital Important in the defensi program. News
YEB SSFO a TODAY from France tells of the proposed construction of a rail
road from tho Mediterranean coast to Dajtar on the Atlan
[g tir iE D FA m b
And
M early In the morning, tic Ocean In French West Africa. Thla railroad line would
it forth i into (he wilder- •erve aa a springboard for Axis powers to launch an Inva
n u a t i M at they went sion of 8outb America In the event they become success,
u t stood and eald, fulln tbolr ‘effort to conquer the continent and the north
Vdah. Snd yo In,. . ' . .
. .*•,
Formalent) Believe of Africa.
Juat as this railroad line to Dakar would be the
Mir God, oo shall
ihsd j believe hit' springboard for a German Invasion of South America,
all ye prosper,—S ao would Florida, lie the springboard for-United States
forces Id ail attempt to prevent such an Invasion. An expedltibnery fote*,' possibly to Sra*!) or Argentina, .might beOP MAMJtB
come necessity to protect those nations from aggression/
~ ■ ; i t/1'. ■■I..'. Such troops >would probably moye ‘ through Florida porta
The Christian Be lance as the nearest points in the United States to the acene of
Monitor)
action.
.
ng the maple time
Warships to convoy them, transports to carry them,
ins the cold white stars
freighters to aupplv them, would be shuttling back and
oath the nudge of eun
forth between South America and Florida throughout the
l the urtent upward flow entire period of hostilities. 8hlpa would not go on to New
Uieea Into branch and
York or other northern ports to refuel or take on supplies.
•crow shakes down his That would taka too long. They would put In at the nearest
available porta, And they are in Florida.
WASHINGTON,
Mar. K L-V fY
a l l S-tea C iU « Bvrvles Oil tank,
or Donrot hod roochod Mors,
bead City and that ( I n other*
hod boon pkkad up by Iho tanker
W . W. Bract, but I P 'w o n still
mkoine after an oxplooloa aboard
flit chip.
Tho chief n olo of tb*. oirkkea
S
INCORPORATED
TELEPHONE 128
Winter Visitors'
Are Invited To
flp iJIver polls end taste
pie ^wildness tIn th*lr
. . .4‘
British Food
Shortage Makes
Meal Plaiis Hard
iv
—jfftANCEB WtOBT
K
i s , many civilians orb
to Sanford visitors which hearU
pfe carried la .an Intensive wd- .hooaso,
&trs&
si!w German air raid*
2 pi)' Is* Wehwaf •°*r'
iUd BUtee, „ , , , ,
Light Company- AnaMseemcat bomb#
a
p M
» * g
fc. MW' a, , - m
m
L
gfcsa 1W.C00 HeM Each
i
I MWwritM, 1M. H- r
keavtty i outside,’V.thv t
•Wf lb i r t h H w t n ',f S i
r*:good'tlma-to give graajf
nourishment
w k f w t e f t w r i h w h m i ii H‘ M
y pa i',** •s a y t f t r r
den Nous,
d to have ■
bsUlsthlns In
Just trying to
Lindbergh end
re fell wrong
ing sbls to atInlsttr MsUuoks fend
lln barf a confsronr*
jb s S n U y .-A f u r 1}
ivy shook hands and
p c h . other perfectly.
w /W fik r a t
. ' l i w
^ ' I f 8peCll k i ' ‘ "rdedT^f1* to"dl*
courage Cricket molea.'The bitter-blue St. Augustine la |____ tb^tm tydlSipw W
growing more popular aa It is not-liked- byw cinch bugs.
True,, the fly, in this ointment Iwith the MkUrtblit la said
ir Include statewMe n ow spC
to be a; light?knfdfe, but this seems very easily Controlled
? adveHUlhg and radio pro.
by Bordeaux mixture:''
_.jn>s. In addltloa, windshield
In this same Garden Notes column Is some good advice [UcVsrs^bearihg tta * g s * j W y
on Uking care of camellias. It la quite natural that camel- Ipringilme," »r
dlslr"bul"d
lid culture should follow lawn culture because good camel Lbtrughoat lbs
lias require a good lawn to aet them off brd a good, lawn ■f kssplng tbs
visitor*. Tbs stick,
needs a faw camellias planted hero and then td give it y before
quality. fk> here Is what the Garden Noted column, quoting r* avaltsbi* i n fettfibtlve mlorw
res st gll office* atfrom Garbing, saya about‘ cantalfias:
. -V
hs "Sunsblns Bvrvtca company,
"Plant them In good’ rich soil with a liberal amount ot Cfekulatlng results of previous
fresh dairy, ft-rtlllsar mixed with the mul. Plant thsm shal 'BUy Thru
low to that the crown rtattiare near the turtooe, Each i r , Coleman
31
.
fresh dairy &
fertiliser
around the base of the plants. Keep
will giym\
iade. When buying^ a
im that you may kth^e
ir when a fteexlf Js I
isanda of patssoa who Ksvo
unklllsa must be kept
I S & S I & 'C i S 't t
running
m
m
shaded -tur
1 location I
■1st house,
a gfcet ah
i
ard haying
.A huHac* ai
luae the year, of addl
V
T O * TM TS SO
T n ssS n n
• WQUOHS
• SCOTCHES
• WINES
growth
it . various alias
UrMs and Althaea*
Army calnp soma,
MHag; Why not rive
f our salary flvida?
in-WIU cenUttue
rtHq ^Trixwr in- ttir
• It's tbe neW Palm Bettch Suit in
Commuter Tones. 40 ounces light.
Cool as only millions o f "open
windows’^in th efh bric can make
it Styled in deep shades o f blue,
brown on d jfra y —both plain nnd
neatly striped Single and double-breasteii models— “ summertgiionjifr’ with the remarkable
porosity o f w i fabric fully pH;-*
.- w « k
^
�Grammar School Play Big Tax Bill Is
Seen By Senator
Scheduled April 3,4
Oviedo Class WiU
Give Radio Recital
L O IH U N E B E A L , B ftd e ty E d ito r
Calendar
WKDNKSDAT
here will be a covered dish
per o t the Legion But fo r all
tiliary members o f the ArnettLegion and their husband*
ail legionnaires and their
is at 7.•00 P. It. All UJIes
requested to bring a eovI dish.
he Civic bepartment of the
man’ s Club will
have
a
tred dish luncheon at lt00
>ck at the chib bthse with
shah o f the Sanford Garden
b as special
guests. Mrs.
try .MeLaulki, j r, will give e
; and demobstra lion on the
pegs lion ana care o f asaleaa.
Homo Demonstration Coun
end tho public. Is Invited to
nd the meeting which follows
>:00 P , M . and hear Mr*,
red E. "Watt speak. Hos lessee
be H i t O. P. Herndon and
l L P. Hagan.
barb will be a call meeting
PteeikOt o f the Semlnola
ekab Lodge Tn the I. O. O. P.
I at 7:30 P. M.
he Junior Auxiliary o f the
• o i l c a n Legion will meet at
Ujb bomp o f Mlaa Helen Quar.
teaman at ItIO P. M.
■awing ’ sessions will continue
fe r the Bad Cress In the W o.
f
lMto'a
kVb^R n*tk
JL U
v*
M
Club from DifA
0:10 A.
M. un.
0
UDO o'clock,
r
*
V
\ •
THURSDAY
The regular meeting and In.
ataUaUon e f officers o f Semlnola
Kahakah Lodge will ha held In
jL 0- 0. V. Hall at 0:00
There will ba a coffee party
and antique show at tho W o.
Men's Club from 10:30 A. M.
M i l l ' 10:00 noon. There will bo
Or program at 11:00 o'clock for
i n boot fit of th* charity fund o f
Dm BalUo Harrison Chapter o f
tho Daughter* of Ihe American
Revolution.
FRIDAY
Tha U . D. C. will meet at the
(toms o f Mrs. B. L. Perkins on
Magnolia Avenue a^ 3:30 P. M.
, Bewlng seas Inos will contlnuo
fo r tha Red Oroas in the Woman's
Club from '0t3O A. M. until
11:80 o’clock,'
Joe Ronth Is spending the week
in Miami on business.
Mrs. Fred HarrlSon Is visiting
for a few days in Avondale Es
tates.
with a profusion o f pink and
whita gladioli. Emphasising an
Easter motif small ' baskets of
tiny candy- eggs were placed oa
the bridge tables and throughout
the rooms. Tbs tallies upon which
•cores were kept
carried de
signs in the chosen color motif.
After several progressions of
contract Mlaa Virginia Psxold
received high score prlxa and
Mrs. Roy Real was awarded a prise
for low aeon. Mlaa Helen Gamer
waa the recipient of Use acreeno
prise.
Mlaa Hamby, read a novel poem
directing the guest of honor to
the three hidden Easter eggs. Tbe
third one proved to te a huge
go Idon on# topped by Peter Bab
bitt and bolding the gifts to the
bride-to-be,* . •
The hostesses were assisted in
earring
a sweet course end
coffee by Mrs. Chester Estes and
Mrs. J. X . Kimbrough. The email
individual cake* were
iced in
white and topped by small candy
tunnies. Favors
consisted
of
miniature Easter
baskets at
tached to* email chickens and filled
with candy eggs.
Those Invited te be with the
honor** and the hostesses wars:
Mrs. E. C. Echols, Mrs. Byron
Fox, Mrs. A. H. Hatcher, Mrs.
D. K. MeNab, Mrs. Bill Tyre,
Mrs. J. K. Kimbrough,
Mr*.
Broughton Watklm, Mrs. Sam
Gardner, Mry. L F- Gamer, Mrs.
Lourtn*
Beat,
Mrs.
Chaster
Esteg, Mrs. C. 'l l . Echols, Mrs.
J. W. Altman, Mrs. John Tatum
•nd Mrs. J. W. McCormick o f
Also. Miss
Margaret
Relts,
Mlaa Helen Garner, Mias Cather
ine White, Miss Elisabeth Whig,
ham. .Misa Martha Telford, Mias
Katherine Vernay, Mias Dorothy
Powell, Mias Mary Wathen, Miss
Virginia Pexold, Mlaa Chriatlns
Htoudenmlre, Hiss Doris Bus
Williams, Mra. Roy R. Riel. Mra.
James Banda of Orlando and Mra.
Claude Echols o f Daytona Beach.
Mrs. H. B. Lewis left yester
day tor Miami where the will
rielt with friends for a few days.
Friend* o f - Miss Elisabeth
Hatcher will regret to learn that
•he la Ul at her home on Park
Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Routh had
as their guest over the week-end
their daughter, Mrs. J. 11. Butt*.
of Mliml Beach.
Mr. and M rs Broughton Wat
kins apept the weekend In Or
lando aa tha guests of Mr. end
Mrs. James A. Sands.
Lawrence Harrison who
has
been connected
with
Cudahy
Packing Company in Orlando, haa
been transferred to Columbus,
Mrs. George More and daugh
ter have arrived from Atlanta
to visit with Mrs. M E. Moye at
her home op East Fifth Street
for o week.
Grady Gallant, eludent at Em
ory University in Atlanta, spent
tho woektnd with a fraternity
brother! Jim Joyner, at his hum*
in Rljmolda, Ga.
Misa Dorothy Mitchell was one
of the hostesses for the annual
Panhallanic hop given Sunday ev
ening *t Florida State College
for* Women ln Tallahassee.
Misa
Elisabeth
Whittington
will take part In the annual
Boring concert of the Glee Club
at Florida Slate College for Wo
man I*1 Tallahassee on Mar. 27.
Oleda Dyson Elected
Mr. and Mrs. J- H. Pryor have
returned to their home In LovoSecretary O f Groups Monroe Pearce Is
after
spending
Ucevllle,
*J
rliriww*—
4
* with their «>n.
•bout tv
and
Honored' A t Party |
in-law and daughter. Mr.
rd secrvUrjf ,snd trcsiursr o f tha
rjorida Btodsnl Government Aa.
tociaGogEiiTd also of tha State
tetercoORntta Prtss Association
it ths c m van tion o f both organ.
lsatioeur:lisld in Miami at tha
Unhrvralty o f Miami last week.
Mial Dyson waa accompai-isd
to tho MnvroUon by her brother,
ikmao, who ia retiring State
pgeridMt Of Um Student organUs lion. Misa Dyson and M r.l>y.
Mra. Hubert Pearce entertained,
. *it' «her
__ .____
| _ , diM
.1
homo___
onID___•
Wsst gFirst
Street
Mrs. J. W. Hsil.
Mrs. Maltha
Moifett,
Mis*
laturggy atternaon honoring her Rvmlsm Rust, snd Mr. and Mr*.
W 8. Thornton were among the
Townscnditea who attended th'
Townsend
Conftrencs
In !>t
■ n am studarta at Stetson UoL
varsity la D U fM and ths »»»
•ad daughter af Mr. and lira. W.
ft. Dyson of this city. ITtey r*tam ed home Bnndsy avaulng, and
u tha aalirerslty to m um o thalr
Jludls* yes tenter morning.
•
Mrs. George Allen Mar/el has
announced a radio recital to bo
given l y the Oviedo expression
And public sneaking class o n t
Station
1VDBO,
Orlando
M
Wednesday afternoon. Mar. 20. at
4:00 o'clock.
The program In full followii
Anguish.
M. Eva Quinlan—Ut
June Estes.
.
Llttls Boys, Alice Crai,: tvlgertou
— Edward IHida
My Puppy, Alice t’ralg Edgvrton- hubby Want
Who Got Licked,
Alice Craig
Edgerlon -Ferdinand Jakubctfk
Weather I'rophet, M. Eva Quin.
Ian—Its i tar a l-r*.
It Couldn't lie Doiir.Kdgir A.
Guest — Nallle lirdeldaugh.
Rack Scat Driving. M. Era Quin
lan—Marjorie Wllkrmon
Pel Hate, M. Eva Quinlan —
Valita Tripp,
Tea Talk. Vivian Yieser l-arra
more —Geraldine Wlikrtaon.
Pleasant Words, Anon—Charles
Lee.
Misery,
M. Eva Quinlan--Jane
Staley
My Pal, Alice Craig Edgerton—
James l.awtnn
Be The Heat -il Hhat Ymi Art,,
Dougins M a'lvh - llarol-l Jor
dan
Ur. T. V.
McCaal, above,
guest speaker at a revival meeting now In progrer* at the Fir»t
Baptist Church.
l)r. McCaul Speaks
At Baptist Church
Before * crowd that nrmly
fllleil (hr main
tody of
the
ehurrlt auditorium, Dr. T. V. MrCaul brought the first meaaagc in
a aerie* at the First
Baptist
Chtreh last night, lie apoke on
"Ffclrri, of Men."
Singing v s i led by J. Marlin
Stineciphcr and Ihe *l>cctel ehuir
nutrvx r was sung hy Mrs. J. 11
Coieluugh, Mr*, il. 0. Moore. M
F. Smith, and E. B. Carter
Services will be held rich even
‘ Members of the TNT Club held
a pmgrraaive party
over the ing » ' K’.tX) oclock, and Ihe pub
lic
Is invited.
weekend. Starting Friday at noon
the club was entertained by Miss
Jean Harper at luncheon. M ix
Lois Batcher we* hoatesa to the
At
club for supper Friday evening
at her home From there ‘ hey
progressed to the home of Mia,
Mt* A. J. I’eterann. dlrectm of
Janice Brown for the night.
young peo|dra work in the W.M.U.
Saturday morning Mlaa Valerie of the First Baptist Church, *nWells was hostess to Ihr rlub at tarlained Ihe member* of
the
• waffle breakfast and luncheon Y.W A. with a »npper In the an.
was anjoyed at the home of Mis* nex !a»t evening. Mr*, fi J Nil
Joyce Steele. After having sup openrd 111,*
bualiirsaw meeting
per with Mia* Mary Jane Rob. which followed the supper with
nolte Ct. which time a abort hual- a prayer. Talka on Home Mianesa meeting was held, the group slops were made and a special
enjoyed the midnight show at offering taken for this work
the Rlti Theater.
A patriotic program
di
Those enjoying the party were:
rected hy Mlaa Betty West, fol
Misa Jean Harper.
Mi** l.m*
lowed
by
arnU'licr
prayer*
hy
Batcher, Mi*a Valerie Well*. Mia*
Joyce Sleclr. Mia* Maiy Jane the group Mr*. M W Dearno
Robnoltr, Ml*, Margaret Mv-ra. gave nn tntareatiog study from
Mis* U"th ijtrmatmm and Ml*' the Y.W. A marine I.
Tlmar attending the supper and
Janice Brown.
meeting were: Mr*. M N Cleve.
Progressive Party
Is Given By Club
Members Of Y. W. A.
Honored
Supper
Flower Arrangements
To Be Demonstrated
Mra. Thoms* C. Blaladsll o f
l^ krls nd will give a damnnatration o f Jspanc w flower arrange,
mruts at llie " C o f f r e Parly and
antique »hnw to be given in the
Woman's c l u b Thursday morning
The ,h->w Is being spooaoretl by
the itellle Hairlsuii Cliapler d
the Daughter.* of the American
Revolution
Mrs
Hla retell
lias traveled
widely In Europe and Asia, ha*
Ing at different times lived in
China, Syria and England She
spent the winter of 19.70-40 In
Hawaii. While there ahe atudled
flower arrangement under a J a p
anese woman, where she also ac
qnired mnrh interealing know
ledge nf the flower* o f tlawi.ii
She I* the mother o f Mr*. < K
Dawson, chairman of the party
Ticket* may bs secured at he
door o f the clnh house Thursday
morning or from any member *’ •
the D A II.. Mrs. l» rv»on an.
n o u n c e d . ________________ _
POBTMAHTKHS Tt* MP.KT
ItDRMA
ROAD
WASHINGTON. Mar. 2*1.—(A1)
—A tax bill that will "jerk some
people out of their looby was
predicted by Senator Conn ally, of
Texas, Monday as a result of the
17.000,000,000 lease-lend pilngram.
formally, a supporter o f the
program, made his remarlt, dur.
In* an exchange with ilenator
Taft, Republican, Ohio. Tilft had
arisen to Inquire where the |7,
000.000,000 was coming from.
TALI AHASHKI,
I ^|»«H’ nil>
M„r
•*:,
b«'i
.........I. te I
Hi
Klurbta
‘ date College t«,i Women
'
President of tl.e
orguui/alioni
Mhllh Is* i' | ll if it11Ml t M'llM t(*<l
Lorn
tin'
' litHif*
1iiinpn
nihcr
is
afill
himmm
"Tallin* the right o f way”
caused 'm ore Injuries than any
other fir lo r Involved In Amerlran traffic accident* In 1040,
Approximately 2.1(1,700 persona
were hilrt In accldrnta listed undar that cause.
in tvriiini
CtilfIFB
WASHINGTON, Mar :.V - The Wcr Deuarliueiil Monday
announced the transfer of two
air la st arout). The fourth nr
Hue grout, will g„ from March
Held. Ualllnrula. to Alhuipier'pi*.
N. M„ and the thirty.first air
hi. e group Iron, link tut,. Ftrld,
l.epiali na to Tu
u A mi The
transfer deles will l« u-tennined
Is ter
fItfFfiiiifiihiiti t.f it Mu.
MIAMI DEACII. Mar. 25— (/P)
—Cornelius Vanderbuilt, 3rd, New
York financier, ha, rallied strong
ly after suffering a , ‘ Ttro ill
ness oVvr Ihe weekend. hli phy.
alcian reported Monday. _
ll.AN.VFD
CHUNGKING, Mar
The
official
Central
S’ewM •nniuim.'.l Sunday that
To Chen-Yuan, head of Ihr en
gineering
bureau.
will leave
roon for the United Stale* t(
negotiate with manufacturer, rod
Washington authorities for pur.
-base of supplies and material,
to build a new railway runner 1.
Ing Burma with China’ * south,
western province of Yuniinn
( lilb whilst' |l|||D<iqp In "In
G*rWM»d MillSM* itpt III.’ t Rttipti*'*
t o n ra n ’ t m slis them runt
These misty sheer 3-lhrrarl
ch iffon s are knit In o spe
cial way that m akes nine
I m p o s s i b l e ! M a d e w ith
fa m o u s C u a lo m .F li T o p s . v
D o u h le V lla -H lo o m P r o c
rssed fo r lon g wear.
POUttl VM* Il00*4 MOCUtM) rot lOMCi WtAt
W ear Your Prettiest
HAT
for Easter
Hriilm
%|i * 1*i'si11 |j U-r, of
nffiLi'ti*
nrr
Mm i
I
.‘tliy Wl" I , flf jl.it IkHOMY11|f , t jl’f ,
Mtftitlrtil; M !>•* %lnis Slni'li'lnn,
"f
Zrphsrl'tll *
M-t it h iv .lr r m |
o ' e r ; Riitf Mi-* \ irrriiiMi fR imm, #if i
I- juriim11> ►|»Mhifir»J
PA N A M A CITY.
Mar W t 'r Mir t'ci’jlp Htronir, limlru'l-j
( Special.)—Th*
Florida
branch »tr In EHibJii ttfli.Mi I mimir, mill
o f th . league of- Dlalrlct Pn«t- M um Z»<iir l,lii|i |it«4 nm is (nil I |iro 1
will hold It* 3Mh an f tmor o f imblii
HchtMif
mu*ic
f'nrully n*lvi»r
m Mr
Krt I
A hrrnilt, (HHA4Mini #* |irriffi nor
i*f
BIRTODAT
vMilln.
North, Radolph Smith,
Cameron, Barbara Pearce,
loan King, Mary Ann
Mrs. Ear! King, Mrs. R.
oproll, Mra.
Margaret
COME EARLY!
i
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FLORIDA ( I I M K H TH I.El
WASHINGTON. Mm 2f*
(ITI
The
War
Department .ill.
hounred cunlrscts had iH-rn given
8IIIP CONTRACTS LET
A, II. I’ eterann, Jarkanvllle, f*u
painting lempurury I imaing at
WASHINGTON, Mar. 23—I/P) the Jsrkaonville iminlcipal sir—Secretary Knox announced Mon. ivort. tUStt; and to William Win.
day contracts for 38 steel sub. IvfS A Compsny. Melsaket. N.
murine chassis and 19 steel mine Y„ for clearing and gruhHng .'tftS.I
sweepers totaling 134,4041,200 hail i c res at the South Dwde raunly
lean awarded under the Envy'* airport, llomesteud, FIs . 117,99(1.
program to bolster Its Geet of Completion dslrs were not dis.
small vaaoeis.
Gaily Flowered!
Saucily Veiled!
closed.
__‘ —____ ___ ____
Sm art Straws!
Y A THURSDAY
HER THE AWARD
PE OF AWY ACTEICHH
HABY BONNETS! WATTEAU UIUMS!
PILLBOXES 1 SAILORS f HALOS I
Fotcltingly pretty hats that make life
gayer! Tiy ft poke Itonnat . . . Innocant
frame for MUcy oyea . . . perch ft pill
box atop your curls . . . ■ frivolous
•ftllor ovgr your brow! Easter’s pret
tiest hats are her* I All sites. Navy,
black, white, rod end pastels.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
r a l l ie s
THESE StOCKIItGS W IL L /
NEVER B L N !
land. Mr* M W. Deatlao. Mr*
W. P Hrtiuk*. J r . Mr* W K
Ka.lei, Mrs George Met all, Mia.
OCALA. Mi.r jr.
lip)
Ale,
H. J Nil, Mr* J J West, Misa
Car.d Jean N ii. M m nett Weal, M Collins. mriiiWr i»f I Itr- rlty
Mis, Evelyn Stile*. Mia, Kll.a- coiiriHl nrnl i»mnitnri>t m bun hies s
halh Pippin, Alla* Gladva Pippin,» fin lr i, war elected prtMdeut of
Mia* I oi, Nip|ier, Mias
Jean ' the Oral* Jtntiirv t hit* at MunWhigham. Mi-- t oi»
lliwigr*. |ili y p mprtluji, K. < Hi y mi I re
foltiiiN is »
Mia- Durtdhy Kader, Mu, Martha eled trd h«nlMr\
*>f Rctiftfor I,»*Roy t ollin',
Wrtphi Mi,* VlM-inia Calhmm,
Mm liny Iter I. \|r* F Forrest of l / i m rounty
May and Mr* Peterson
MtttiN, rrtMjrirr
HAPPT
A caxt o f nearly 100 children
from the fifth and sixth gradrs
in the Grammar School who were
ehoaen for their Individual talents
and contribution! have
begun
practicing In earnest on the play
to be given In the school suditorlum on Thursday and Friday
evenings, Apr. 3 and 4 at ft 00
o'clock, II was announced this
morning by Mrs. L I
Frailer,
president o f the Parent TescHer
Association, which la sponsoring
Ihe play.
The entertainment ha* liern
prepared as a pageant Iold in
song and music covering the Ms.
torv nf America from ( olunitnis
to th* present jitter.ling era. It
Is j* | w ln l by Ihe directors to In*
nit* of the best pci fnrniaiices of
ly kind yet produced
hy the
flramnisr Srhnol pupils
N^achers direeliiig the play In*
cludh Miss Itornlhy Parkin, Miss
Adelahtr Richter,
Mrs
Jack
Flynl and Miss tsmom Whiddon
Proceeds will he used in the s r l.
fare work m the Parent Teacher
v a n d e r b u il t
SANFORD, FLORIDA
�•JWa'ler
Called To Hearing
RTROIT,
tf Food
i X
UUtldtt. Board hearing
on a C.T.O. union* petition for
da (employe election la two Ford
plant* hf re.
- - fu | p ^
Mar.
U -iP t-William R. HInfer, NLRB trial
and hi* aon, Edael examiner, elgned the atApoooee iftoated In tho middle af oaa of
at .the rtqaeet of attonwye for tho ‘ beat fl*Mng gtaando In tha
the CJ.O.
United AotomoWl* world, eannod flab b a major im
Worker*. The onion haa aeked tho port, ____ _______ _______ • ■
until he ataffed hlraatlf and went
to deep - under tho. pier. HU
•roald.be captnra ■were unable to
n rsx a s
Petenum,
r ~ n u £ ' of tha Seminal*. Tire
h g , waa found guilty and
a *Depended eentence o f 98
Herring. »
►
continued. H. N. WalHna,
W
,
A
.
la.' charged wlth\nmnlng a
Shop, Firestone dealer. The **«|l*
are for complimentary dlstribu(Ion to garden” dob member* add
other* who are Intererted In
garden work.
I
Tho . now marigold, developed
by Mr. Barpe* after yrara nt
work, waa named lit* luabell.*
Flrettone Marigold In honor nt
Mrt. Harrey 8 . PlreiUtna beesuke
of ,b b admiration for her a * la
loro*, of flower* and a eompoarr
of maob Including tho sang ‘In
My Garden." Tho new marigold
had a world premier* recently gt
a reception at tha Waldorf As
toria Hotel In New York Clfy.
At the time of |h* Introduction,
Mr. Burpee presented rnnipll
mentarr pcekagaa of
to each of th* 8,000
garden elub official*
(ulturltta who were
the «enl«
prominent
and hurllIn attend,
litr e .
The new finerer wai rrrelv ed
with inch pnthusaim that It r.
a*ISM IkWVNVr |
grate In making
these se<
■reliable
to
garden
Ion
throughout the nation. Arroi
lngly, arrangement* have be
mad* for Flreeton* store* a
dealer* to distribute the see
and any g a r d e n
lo v
may bnva.a complimentary pa<
UK ^ • P P l l 'n r •« thp Hemln
Til* D epen d able
P6Wet System of
d .with having no driver's
i, was dbmiased. Kiig epo
to, arc used o f speeding end
■a driving, retreated a 910
bond, ^
rd f llog
g ,' aroused
accused nt
Ardy
Hogg,'
running a atop sign, estreated a
i Dixon *L It bond.
j
innbeRtan.
Henry Row*, charged with hgv.
nbllng. had Ing Improper light*, was Judged
fgtJUy. and fined | l or I t d a p
ihaniel Bdrkr, chorgnl
i
1
irfieri*
parj
Iu w * mlrst
conduit,
estreated , a
Cora NrtbCU, charged
lerly ron la it, alio *sJO bond, noshla Win.
chargvd wjth the p«*.
Iquor, waa found gull.
' Our country nssds plcmai, ships.'guns, to protset Itsslf in a warring world. Vital. M
to A ril erica's dsfsnss production is site trie powsr . . . and TODAY ths United
Hj
States has ths greatest electric facilities In the world. # Power plants and ltnee.
Interconnected into unified systems, span from, coast to coast. Private utility -
*
, companies built this transcontinental chain of power since the Work! War, ^byj 1 i
pooling their resources ofmon^y and men under common ownership. It ie one .
setrlc Service Co;
107 w. fieesed St. .
Telephone 1U
Us Per All Weds Of
tv and lined ao nay*. asvsno/wow
alao ahanrod with hatR larceny,
found guilty. *nd finod >11 or
48 day*. Jam** Jaltoon, charged
^I
of Xmericao sfrongast defthse weapons, • Abundance of electric power, rdttdy
• »'
NOW. relieves out government of spending minions of defense lax doHari to t t
■ duplicate these facilities. This money can be used directly in the production of
l
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i
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i
necessities so urgently needed for our country's preparedneee.
Robert .Cookaley, up s n e j h M « e
waa convtetad ai
I I daya. W lllU lk
d with bolng dfw
tv, waa found r*B
mo .'
tirJtJrw
t
guilt* and flnotf
davs. Ilrnrv Ht*
with larceny, waa
f'-v r
It Very difficult far the
yP5S5»*a.«na;
S H W S B B fit
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PAGE
React Unseats Don
' Mead In 4th Race
And Finishes 2nd
MIAMI, Mur.
U M nr
flo c k farm *
Mar
La finally
Sraahed through
et
Tropical
f t r k Monday after aeeep unsueceaaful sUrU .
Jockey Conn McCreary guided
Mm rets ran to a lehgth end a
M tnra cashed to to lb* tun*
af f&SO, $3.60 »nd IJ.60.
In
tccond
place
w*»
the
heavily weighted Double Not,
-eturning $4.90 end $3.60. wnlle
•’loat Away waa third, at $3.30.
Mar L e e time for the Dee
and one-half fu rlon ,. wa* cn*
minute and four second*—only a
fifth alower
than Ci'.ot-euin’j
track record. The record-holder
clme home la it
React untested
Don
Meade
while the hones were nt the
post for the fourth race and
then galloped around the track,
but still had enough energy left
to finish second. Meade true not
hurt.
The winner ws* Drrby Des
mond, the favorite,
and
paid
$6.70.
The handful of wager* who
got down $3 on Al.a'a note In the
Hun At Longwood
In Feature R a c e
Cracker Lad. Grand Son. Smokv
Ranger and fiv* other
crack
dogs tleup again tonight In the
featured ninth race at the Panford-Orlando Club, midway
be
tween Sanford and Orlando on
U. fl. Highway 17. The distance
Greyhound Results
MORE AND MORE CUS
TOMERS ARE TAKING AD
VANTAGE OF OUR MONEY SAVING PLAN!
Tonight's Entries
Crack Dogs Will Claude Hannon
ktrijavp
Kunljr HUm*
Iltak Lmitit t
U ltjR Vr
Among New Set
Of “H” Golfers
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k lurk I’rliii'tM
I Killy ('!<*% *r
i
K
ftoiu Innt liny
7
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KKOONI'
By DILLON GRAHAM
»• M.mth
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Mr
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No Contenders Are
Rated As Logic?.!
For Louis’ Crown
I t A t ' i: - F u t u r l t )
Klr»i Half of lull} lftniltlt i
Mil WAUKEE. Mm -!r»
|*iltir
f. I'n*)’t1
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3 Shflhi’* ImMtfr
*■ I'urf* r Thi* National llo* nr
3 ltt.icK Him n
7 Klttw H im**., (inn in 11* ijunrtrrlv
< Mlljr Nlfiy
t T i mi i n
nounm l
yoRtcnlny. 11*t *•*1
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tmillil> l
3tl.li t i *rt
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I'll*. I I
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for
1 otii*'
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o f f ic ia l
I llrr IVUintjT
Of
SI:i In tif Florid*,
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WHF.KH,
|i'i|mty Cl^rk.
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mine- fa A lf |{ It }., t me Imnnt grotij** •' 1 i
7 n«rmt «.tim ... r r s in * \ r r y tii\ i <. *
R M ia . Hmt i .i routi fitlrr^,
toil I •i’ In
e—-Fifi iirtl t
* Flrt'iinifc, n M
's ami iaotthy «•t U ■f ->
llogiiri i* rated m e nf the brst
now . lie won three t o u r n a m e n t '
m a row last ye ar and wou nd up
as leading m oney winner e f the
season lie won to e toug h t.oodall
Roun d It.dlin r sen t and Just n .
. i... >.nii<'il with veteran
Nt
tL*-
llo* hravvoiigh* <l' 1 '• u
I ' u t ■>I In
Fiitm \
of (hr Oitfo ootsliio i '
li IA l«11 V IL‘11. lit In mt« t Joe I .fill
ft f M o r lm iia I is* %
7 1111* AI m m
Till* ii-sH'Ot'i11(nil t*\f>*
« III llltuls flits k IIn n* vvi111' no ,111 .»1
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lut n* I
lit
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polln*li i
Hritm II,ink t*r king of
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Or lighuht !iv>wt i Fi «ki
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Pea i t Following
War Is Willkie I*loa
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MIAMI. Mar. 26 — (/PI— Golf
has a new aet o f " H - R o y e " on
the upclimh. They re Claude Har
mon from Orlando. Ray Hill from
Henderson,
Tea**.
end
Chick
Hnrhrrt from Rnttlr Creek.
J uki two years ago the filst
batch o f " l l - R o y s ” began tn grab
attention. After the 1’ arlfle coast
end Southwest tours, h'red C o r
coran, tournament
manager of
the ptofessionals, tabbed them as
bovs to watch— future stare.
Was he right? Well, the names
were lien llogan. Dutch Harri
son and Clayton Heafner
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will bo jours npw and
latar If jo g hay West,
tnghowa* this Spring be.
cans* Waollnglnnua ro»
frlgarator* s a l range*
arc no assy and econom
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SANFORD PAINT & Cl ASS CO
t n ttiu :< I M E N ’ S W E A R
I I l U 'lH >\ I
FLOOR SANDING
New
floors
nurfared
In
p erfw lln n
and nld flnom made Hhe new.
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BRIDGE. BRIDGE'
WLLWTTH STAGE/
A LL MEN, A LL HORSE f WEVI ,
PA LL TO R IV E R , f - ' COT lo
DAGGER GANG S
’ WARN l
SHOOT UM GUARD. K
■THOSE
C A PTU R E BIG MAN) PEO Pu: /
liy PAUL ROBINSON
1 WWir THAT f-tA iKl n MAM BROUGHT IN, BOYS/
[HAVEL IN miRS AN* FIND HIM, HE'S AS
LIKELY TO IWL' KILIXD POP PR00DV, A5 THE
DAGGER GANG NCM FINO THE MASHED AM//..
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DEB MOINES, l a . Mar. M pt_Cro>e-br«0 bogs—now
the
I m of some o f the fanciest
aam end boeon In the butcher
bop— hare
supplanted
hybrid
M i aa the genetic sensation of
lUwaat farmers.
Formerly the twin symbols a t
fftrlancy hi the barn lot were
nod open pollinated corn and
unbred
twin*. Than hybrid
Mil which atepped op per-eer*
Irids, awept Into, favor.
And now progrraalre
awlna
• w in d
th e
l'r l" * > - » t t v
nf
F 1"“ -
ld*'» annual MUItarv n»l| are
rapidly completing
their work
preparatory to th» ea*np>*>* blrsocial weekend of the year
Mur. 28. 20.
Pnb Chester i nil hie or.'heitra
will ploy for the three dance#
end the eonrert «<> he held, an!
Ollyer Slmard,
Ft. Petersburg,
will l « master of
ceremonies.
Weaver tlnlnc*.
New Smyrna,
n. O. T. C. rorp. coimnnniler, U
rh-'rmnn o f Military Bell.
The committee, err:
.
Program •— Chef lee
O.tner,
jnreronvllle. chairman; Mike Cal
Gall Oroehowskl, two months old, houn, I’ ennmn City: Jcr'y Jones,
Gldncavllt*
i«ron*rd Itceee, ills*
la th* youngaat victim o f tha upsidedown stomach malady on record.
She Is shown with nurse Florence]
McRealy in SL Vincent's Hospital!
Worcester, Mass, after doctors the hybrid vigor finm
crossmads her right-aids up. Child's' I.tending "ninnunl* t-> between 6
parents lit* In Providence. IL 1.' nnd H pe’ cent In growth rnte. In
economy o f gain, anil perhaps a
a goorl market weight, than did Unis more than Hint In vitality
aqd fortuity,
the putt jred*.
'one -drawback encountered In
Outvaluing tile purebred- from
carrying out cro.s-l reeding op.09 to ,12 pounds per day, Ihe einlion* Is that the. animal'* p><>rros.-bred. renebed the 22<Vpnund ■lured nre lens uniform Ihnn pure
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mnrk lietwcen I 0 daya nnd lw.il bred litters.
SK FOR YOUR
COMPLIMENTARY
PACKAGE OF BURPEE'S NEW
MARIGOLD SEEDS
OT
JUrilMI QUALITY
Il7*a quality — nircition parts.
Enclosed .wheels wilh rubber,
tires. |* sbruh rod and heavy
cutter bar asiuie nerfset align
ment. Silent running.
1TANBAID 0 UAl ITV
Sate money every tlm# you
ruow. 16* reel with ) tool steel
his,lea. Ilctay, lipped lowtr
lan1fm 111* rsikltar liras
GARDEN HOSE
a u ra iM i
Double br.id-
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a
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N O Z Z IH
S a ja m a ... 69#
MAttar ...1 9 #
i layers o f rubiier sod
cotton. * )’ diamtttr.
•INTINIt
Double braidttl, siagl*
IM IN K 1IIS
S«pf*f*ta 6 2 .9 6
M a ita r
96#
Staadar# . 29#
■RUMl /
ity."
Increasing
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Garden, near Orlande, to bagta
nna season praetka. The reoiala.
»*• »pe*d u n it h .»
t r r a i 8e
;
-le d the lari aa the major caaao o f
*« *h0 United
Mrs. Winston brnrtfim * h ».
written to tim Bundle* fo r Bri
tain headquarter* In New York
CHy telling "how much Impressed
I am with all the work that you
and the women of America aro
doing to ' help us during these
tiylng bat etirrinr tints.," Mr*.
I. D. Martin, chairman o f the
hanford group, said today.
"I hay* Juat beard ‘ that you
bo** sent approiimately
6000
pounds for th# Royal Northern
HoepItaL" Mr*. Cburehlll wrote.
“ W* are all
movad lyy your
splendid and continued generos
GAINESVILLE, Mar. 23 —
(Rpeclal)— CommRiet In r h a v e
o f the various activities centerinr
&T S p r in g
[GARDEN EVENT
w liV tb .r p s a s d
Britain From U. S.
Staled At Florida i
March* 28 And 29
derest Center
Jacksonville T an
Training In South
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Seminole County Produces '
More Frull And Vegetabloo Thin Any
Similar Area In Florida
JACKSONVILLE, Mar. 15-<A>> der of the squad will report Mar,
—Tito f w t that their home park
U l « ' Florida tan’t keeping the
The papulation' Hanalog a|
Jacksonville Tara a t the South
Atlantic taaebell league from go* Maine' Is lea* than Id to the
ing Sooth lo r their Spring (rain. square mile.
Court Martial
Threatens Two
Young Ensigns
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quantities o f new
and used clothing, knitted nrtitles, knitting wool and other
supplies eontinu* to go forward
from the central warehouse of
Bundles for Britain In New York
City for thy aid o f Iha fighting
force* and bomtrri-ont civilians of
war.tom England, Mrs. Martin
announced.
During th* year rnded Feb.
2ft, more than 3,200 rase* snd 2ft4
hales were represented In 64 con
signments, Mrs. Martin said. Five
, I-aw rent# A. Appley
consignments were shipped during
Ihe first two weeks of
March.
At his drsk In tha war dspartaseni Despite the war on shipping by
Is Lawrence A. Appley, oil txacu sir, submarine and surface raid
tlv* appointed aa a apactal con ers, only two o f the 69 relief
sultant to Secretary of W *r 8tir»
ton. Mr. Appl-y will aid In th* da
vslopment of a program for Wain
Ing civilian workers In th* akUlst
and technical craft*.
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Appeanyir# Is an lavslnabie asset;
and your clothes sr*. an Important ■
part ot yonr sppssrssc. . Cat ■»
clean an* pens year rlsthrs. W .
lak* ears of tk.m Ilk* tkay wer.
our awn.
220 MAGNOLIA AVENUE
f Their Blockade
Zone O f W ar Is Mov. ed Nearer U. S. As
Patrol Is Extended
By NRz Ib T q Iceland
TELEPHONE 801
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Coulee
Goes.Into
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SEMINOLE COUNTY
COURT RECORDS
Rial Ealatr fon rcyacras i
Carver, Ola & b«b. It. I). to Man
uel Carlo.
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llamillon, Warren rt nl to Charli . Itandall
V lr le ll, C. M. & wife to J. A
Jones A wife
VliKlnla-Caroliue < brmlcal Corp.
tn Mary K. Tourhton
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.
to Mnry K. Tourhton
l/u e s
Kilbee, W. n. lo So. Bell Tel. A
Tel. Co.
Iln-t, Ell. II. et nl lo So. Be|l
Trl. A Tel. Co.
Ileal Relate Mortgages
Carlos, Manuel to Ola Carver
Tourhton, Mary E. A hah. IL Q
to First Federal Hav. A Loan
Tourhton. Mary K A hab. H. Q
to
Virginia-Carollna
Chen.
Carp.
Jnnaa. J. A. A wlf# Alberta D. to
C.-3d. Mitchell Crap IJra
Itankln, William
F. to
Farm
C r e d it Aflminigitation
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Jacksonville, chairman: wyGbo
Favor* — Kirk Christian. Me.
Inlnsb. ehairman: D*v# Rogers,
DeFuniak Springs: Bob Patter
son, Clrwlston. Charles Kurt*,
Tampa.
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Publicity — Don Wrlsa, JackM.nvllle, rl,airman; Juhn Joca,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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Illil* — Homer Hlill. Jackson I
vlllr. thairmsn; WalUr Manley,
Oulucy; l.etoy
Bryan, Areher;
linrac- (Aim!.*, Jarkaonvllle.
Invitations — Bill
Bridges,
Oilando, rbalrman; letuls Nnla
Perry; Al Taylor,
Tampa; Ed
■Wm; k, Chicago, 111.
Flowers
—
Curtis
Power*,
Sneads, clalrrunnj Ford Thonip: on,
Jr.,
Tallahasaeo;
Virgil
fnnkllng, TI tuav 111#.
Decorations — Carey Barry,
Clearwater, chairman; 1 Art WIU
Irt*. Coal Gablet; Frank Htry.
ker. Doylrstown, Pa.
Reception
—
Ralph Martin,
Wildwood,
chairman;
Malcolm
Mt Alpln, Plant City, Al Halaoth.
Varo 1leach; Utenn Matthews.
Itcddlck; Harold Bloom Jacksonvilla; Gaorgu
Mkaaar, Quincy:
HOlUftll/UiER 1
Spring! Your thought* now turn toward making
yonr home bright and sparkling after the long
winter month*. New famllure in a welcome tonic
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Funeral services far James W.
Bams* o f Sarasota, former Sta
f f o r d resident who 4 M yeatarday,
• w ar* bold thla afUnsao* at 3:00
. a'elock at th* gravgaida la tha
. Kyyrgraan Cemetery with the Dr.
i XT. P. Brook* offfclaUng.
Pallbaarwra war*'- O .-1 . Popo,
- U . U Gairieon Judge J. G, 8kar,-W- 'A. Adam*, .W, f J, Thlgf «S--- ami * * ■— wl-S-l--- Aw.
Greek Independence
Day Is Celebrated
•d in Ran.
ara, having
damataaims
n of Smith
'ark, known
WfNab. He
m r iV w
Just Arrived! New Shipment
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Senlet",
.
Andrew C#iTawRy
AGENCY vjK J
IMF, FARR
PHONR II
DELAND, Mtr. M —<A'i « .r
cult Judge Jackson Tueeday di«
misted a suit by whirb M .«
Annie E. Drake, A. F. Drek* and
Maswell Dreka sought an aicountlng of a defunct
Itel-aiul
concerns fund* from Francis p
WhiUhair and J. G.utfra-y Dirks
Whltrhalr, Dal^nd
stUunej
who was deft*lad foi thr Demo.
Three Hanford sch#*i-vPr'"<'b craUr nomination for gnvrriioi
by Spetaard Holland, rbargril .lilt
pale, C. E. McKay, K. E. Kipp, ing hit campaign that the soil
end II. E. Morris, told members was used to emtarrsss him p*>
at the Klwanls Club s i Its lunrh- lltieally.
eon meeting at th* Valdes lin
tel today that *Tl’ t ' fun to he
t principal."
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Introduced by T. W. Lawton,
superintendent
o f / school. In
Rsreinolo County. - Mr. McKay
TARPON SPRINGS, Mra. 2ii
'declared that MUf* Itself l» run lA1)— This Greek- American rum
if w* make It that way—it-de. munlty, biggest sponge fishiny
pends on our attltuda’ * r
ranter In th* country, ralebrnii-,1
Mr. McKay.
la principal Greek Indenendenee day Tursdsi
of fiembtoln High School, taul a with special aarvices as the II,n
school head has faq whop lie and while flag of Greece flew Iw.
see* bis child m t davslof J men. aid* tbs Stars anti Htri|wa from
tally and physlcalljr, an d' later Iha city hall.
makr* a sUrvasa a f thrif lives.
It was Juat 120 years ago that
Mr. McKay uolotwj not ibst th* the war with Turkey began and
attitude o f KatIAc Id* *• y°ur ended eight
year*
Utter . a
work . was Jmporunt I* all or. Grosea won Its independence.
eupatlons.
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Having that Kl* J unlay High
Rchool pupil* ora at “ tha moat
lively age,* Mg, Morris *«kl It
COALINGA, Calif., Mar. 2H
la fun to be a principal •pceially —(AT— A collision of two Ar.
at hU school.
. J
my pursuit plane* killed
tw<
"There's a! toura *omothing new young ItsuUnanta yesterday. Tlw
whig o f a pursuit plan* piloted
by Lieut Charles J. Engeman, 2:i
o f Ctavaland, struck the tall of
another pursuit ship piloted h>
LU ut George K. Williams. 2t.
•f Indianapolis._________________
Their/ Occupation
Dr. Garls S u g g e s t s Klwanls Glubr Hearn
a Services Held For
That Growers Get
McKay, Morris And
James W. Barnes
Kipp At Meeting
Skilled T r a i n i n g
J J s p r in g steel
“ Inaoranet P in
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Bethlehem Plant
Whitehatr-Dreka Suit
Dismissed By J uJ rc
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FIRE
CASUALTY r |
DemocratsWill
Block Plan T o;
Curb Strikes
^PFNSACOLA, Mtr. 2fl — GP)
— Commander W. D. Sample, ex
ecutive officer at the Naval All
Station here, .aid today the iwn
ensigns whose plane struck snd
killed • woman lu a field near
Robsrladall, Ain., veslerdnr n ight
he entirt ninrtlalrd If they sre
found “ culpable” of •'this horrible
«rlm*.”
Sample said En.lgns Joseph f .
Thompson, llrald.hurg, Calif.. t n j
|>*ul C. Brown. Chicago. .Indents
In *n advanced school for in.
atrurtor*. were
under
arrest
pending Ihe outran** j o f an In
quiry launched aflat- the plan*
swooped over a field and de
capitated Mm. Robert Phllllue.
36.ycar.old mother *f four child
ren.
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Tb* younp officer*, **ld ftantpla, made n rciwirt of lha
-..In,i,inn
John Waltrr Hudson
farmer, died at
hlrI w n w , — '1
Ovicdo thla mornlni t j l J^ :30
o'clock following a ^ JyoyT illnr.t
|T*f Ovietln
II* had been a
'
d came here
for over 10
from Gepd|[ liWWhninn. where li*
I wna ‘ ‘
gr* his three aorta.
S,’ A'. F. lluils«>n j m l
1 Is
R A KI
TIRE VALUE
Bomber Nears Flight Line
State T r o o p e r s See
That Peaceful Pick
eting Is Enforced
j T h' i'
Gttmdrur and grue* a t Ik* world's largest
plain-, the Douglas U-10 bomber, *r« rvl.
Ill Ibis |diol«» made tn Ihr Santa kjonira.
. plant, nlivie itw punt tlilp is nrerlng
>|»l« I ( I n l y two of lh» f 4*11? cnglnr# of
-r> fljfdf
i iv
the cighly-two tun plane »n> thoirii, but,kin
Idi-u of the ship'* iuimcn.ily w gained ffimi
n<tii|»ari«oh with 1
rt^ulni l>'*uj*lnn itllAck
I•••91(I E• Ml I'Mt kgl Olllltl '| hr It-It) Uill |||> UI•i«•
!•» fl> 7.7•••» mili't »nM».sl»|»
Manager, Players S e i n e Boat Is Produce Prices
Arrive For Start SouJrd ^ nd.? urney Show Gain Over
Of Ball Practice
F i g u r e s In 1940
Joe Wliillock ItrinRH
VjThree New Men To
(lull From Carolina
A ipilif lirl nntl »• nl un** » f•lim l burned by
It W Wnrr yrstftnlfM nf»i*r tin* «
Imtl l»r»'n fou n j on l^k« 11tuitr\
liy r . (!. Hfiwartl. •Ii |utv
Hue
4'nifrrvallntt c»ffi« •
M* n.jn\
uijeht.
T l.r srlnt*. nlmtit
bnt.it ••!
!MI0 Pints Of Straw
berries Daily Are
ltrmiLrht To Market
a, all a f Ovlwto. Two
li'iivin r in upon the 'raining nt l. ami Ih r Intiif n . i4
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tha deeeased i " are Ml hm ititottriow. J<H* Whtllorh, 1yr^HnUy. wfimliuic
,l|>
D. Hislson of O row and n r f Hnyi r tnmiMKcr uf Hit*
Jiidfi’s onltr to vnrvi-ni «%«>*•!»•
Maoive'Hudson, of Daytona^enrh nol >», Imtiuhl ttirro nluyrrt with (rout Ituylnf th«*m
nnd r«*»» -ninacal serelsM will -w* hel.l hlr f*v»»« tho SntKs
C’arolmi I u.uing lllagsk fi-blnr T ' i- VqulpThursday
afterkoon
At
t:0(J afMi-prnfrtdloiifil
^Ud*y iiianl was vs la id «i hImuii » mu
o'clock •* th* Oakland Cram try to t r v out w lr t i th « i r v t n ro o h lo a
Mr
discovered the wn. |
with Bee. J. N. Thcmpaonof Ovie. from I 's U t V i* Mini th e s ix rwjru* rr on Ijike llHriii’ / hut lh-- m l do officiating. Erickaon Kunrral 1»»i * from I m t v r a t * tritn - T h r iinl i-wyip-il by tlimn.ny i n ' ' ' * ” h o y s W h it lo c k
i f i it h c t n l h lm » v )f wnlrr. Judge w » ir
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Largest
New Mediation Board
Will Have Chance
To Jiuiet U n r e s t
In Labor'd Ranks
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Inquiry Is Launched
After Navy Plane
Decapitates Mother
- Of Four Children
John Hudson Dies
At Oviedo After
S h o r t Illness
.CffWlAtiV threatened todAt-
for tired r o o m * . . . *nd If economy I* a factor,
you'll be wl*e to lake advantage of preuent low
prlrea! Tlan lo come in lomorrowl
NUMBER 177
Member Amoclaled Prejw
8ANF0RD,FL0RJDA^
Of Kroehler Living‘ Room
Furniture!
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WAS THIS YOU
Ida*Uf(ration
E. K. Brady,
th* Legislature
trict, iuvitsd IN
to cum* to Tatu
ar* formulated
i la conducted,
mambar of th*
brief talk dahiturf -Farmer*
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an* J im
ll****tli
< n |tfi«>l ( l r r
a n d iitipld » « ■ rlsrk iin-l tlm »• 'pn .
t iilr h « r
M o lt
\\ illiu m * . It t f ir ld
Mil- llli.lbll lo 'md III.- . I >**.
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fo i ti j ’ t|>il t r i m
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ihtw yi'itt
tml
\%"ii lit 1iiUar
IN* m,.Hill. -II lb,
c o m n trn t u n t il lit- tin * w t 'it th«'
U i v i to o M io ii
H r Itti1* jtlay«*«l
• lllh lin k
t s 'l|r r i|t |l‘, .liH* .1II w11» ••
(•lift H ill H .i u p l i t i t y m S m ith f ' n r .
t illf ia , he M in i. ;ilt«l n ' l l n i I l T * t h r ill
IfM 'Ilt |»l •»•.)»* i |s H ill I ' immI | iln y r ir i
J i m M on th . VI ho it n lllilr * In H u
*•«!t ft«*lil Mint
I n l i iii' l t h r
|«l « t«*.
I 'liiy r t l (o f t in
tn tr
« h n in |iiim
tirr0ti*»hofM, t in . ti uni in Ill.Th
r«m| I ••
N\ till !**• Is an id
S tn ri
lion hr I«ji e In mi (.In \nit: foi tlo-
(illfllHoibl. >• I , li lilli
Kioto |>,,"U« n l m . ,
\ Building Permits
Issued At C’ity II
........... t o m
t - r >1"'
| ( o - o , w a s * " b l ’ ■ ' " ' v '' •'•1o u l
I f ll IM III,001'
w o iM
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o r t lr r i
ItiMilh
I n i I w »||»tit li.iit .lt «l fito l f* it i;oo*l
»ntt€*r. U lilt lot k i l r c l l l l n l M r la
f u r fr* * t . In in
itit'hi'N h i h r lif h t
lilt .I W t'l|*llv I l'>ll |MMIIli|«
M u tt W illia n iN , w h o r u n p ln v
M liy | mi it 11lo fi in t h r in f ir M , w ill
|ir t » la h lv h o ld tin* d h o r ls tt ip t»i
»itoH'I Imim' •|m»I. Whithtck Fa nl.
o.o.t,op' fm
•incr lu* |t» c«*ll»nlrir<l nm* of
thr outatantlmu dhort*top« in Ihr
Sguth t’aiolma lruirut« William*
ha« had one yrar of ri|H*ricnrr
r«d n |ir«*frsnlonnl Lnll playrr In
an Appiilurhiao Irate nr amt ha«
lilnyhl w it h (im-nslMiro ami AnIsKI. It It l. T e i . Mnr 2H (d’ l i |i
thraon. II" I* f i v r f r r t , 10 in. Dr John It llrlnkley, who .....|,
i Imi tall uml kvt iifhd IfiO t»ouml« inlolc l-'IU.IIttU a week when pa- i
“ Chari tr Mrtiiik.
<Hit her, la Hin ts fliM-kivI to his sanitarium , i,
drritiniMl to In* o n r 'o f tha moat for ylniol o|r*ratioi,s, Tuesday (1
iHipular nirmlmm o f th* tram testified al bis bankruptcy hrur
,
t>erau*r ho la really a ^uatlcr," mg that hr is working for U -'id
Whltlork tire la m l. "onr of tha a month a* * technical ailvisoi
In al In thr cnuntiy. lie haa play* to International Radio
r«I In Booth Carolina with teams
Ills wife
who
shard
his
o f (Soldvillr, Anderson and Greenwealth, is a hostess in thr Del
«too<| ami Is eonsitlerr*! "tha out- Itio hospital, lie said, snd "speak
•tandlnir ratchet in thr a<*rnl*pru for them over thr sir.
ball leairue In tin* state Williams
-lands five feet, II mehta and
weight 16ft pounds.
M< hSIlNVH I.F.
M,,,
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Zeb Ratliff was elected a mem
ber of the board of directors of
ti.* Hanford Baseball Association
Miss Dorothy McClure, who haa WMiiiptYillr Tiii-uUv h*« n|»|t"ul
nl a inerting of the old board been conducting handicraft class, from (invrrnfir 11ol Inml . onlri
held Monday night, when Frank es at ths junior High School for <liAfni»klM(f him n- illrrclor of ih«
l-amaun, Edward Higgins,
and the past three months, left yes. Sti.tr Kinploymrnt Srrv»cr
Itaiph Bagwell resigned to m*k* trrday for Daytons Beach, where
'I h r np|»«‘ii I w i i t
f tic**I
vt it h
wag for the new board, Otto she will teach
M u ll Synlrnt
Su|»rrvUar
Mar
Caldwell, president of the new
(« n r* H y
U r u ln
r r u u la t m n o
The classes, under the spon. ( I
gr*up said today. The hoard now sorship of the State Marketing ll» f n i r n t *>y a t r it i r o u it r il h r a r »
consists of W. C. Mill, Zeb RaU Board and tha Department of a p p e a l* h u t i u a u t h o r it y d o r r
.
liff, Dr. L. T. Doss, Andrew Public Instruction, will l# eon- n o t r i t i - i u l Itry o m l r r r o m n t r n « la .
Fruit Growers Carraway as secretary and trass tlnuad at Paola, and thoa# who tlo fiu to tht* im Jo n trittl lo in iu ja .
■io n . w h k h h a * f in a l »uy
display booth urer, snd Otto Qtldwtil.
ara Interealad In learning thla
m hoarta for
work ar* asked to register at th#
i Sanford Boat
Wilson J U W MyPaol*.
Brinkley Testifies
«
On lowered Income 1
Handicraft Teacher
Leaves For Daytona
bits At Annual County Fair
h
K k >. i
,
.. f
Browder Leaves To
Begin Prison Term
New Books Are Ready
For Teachers’ Review
NEW YORK, Mar. 20—(AT—
Manacled to tww negTO prisoners
and guarded by two
diuntlm.
Earl Browder, former rhlef af
Urn Communist
Party in tb#
Octopus, United State*, left by train to.
d airplane* day fo r Atlanta to aarva a fourvany sautenee In th* federal pen
itentiary far passport fraud.
Ha w «l arrtvt there tomorrow
New teat books, recently adopt.
*d by th* Stat* Hchon. Board
o f Education, ara In the office
o f th* Countv school superinten
dent for review by teachers be
fore they make requisition* for
Ih* next school term. Huparin.
Undent T. W. Lawton as id teday.
j Tha hook* ara mort Interest
ing reading sad fallow a trend
towards a hatter understanding
o f democracy, Mr. I-awLon ex
plained. They ar* mors uaaful,
mar* practical and mar* democrat,
ti* in their presentation from tha
Oral grad* book* to tha hlghar
has a model of Its
plfy
ittraetlona, furnished
Sham St*to# Shows.
City News Briefs
Th# A patio Boya Choir
of
irmingkaas, AU . atoppod briefly
Hanford today' an rout# to a
m om In Winter Park.
J ■* * j i
,
Dr. T. V, MsCauL pastor of th*
, , f .sport Bcansr-s
Wnh Russia's nssurunce ina
„lt good, purchased tore wer,
,i,tended exclusively fm dmusslh
„«e and growing
evolenc#
o
Russian « ppotillon to L e r " - "
move. ,n the Balkan* authori
in Washington wrir .al
ii, look with more fnvm pn
» „ l |,uving
„
The fotmai applause -I nu»
reassuring situ ude towar.
Turkey
came
from
Surnr.'
W e lle s , acting secretary of *« *»•
M. («>ld his prr«s confrrrnfc tna
thr
imlopandrnci* <*f » nurobr
nAtinvis in rrc an l m«n«ha h*«
hr«n dra lro y p d, ot lpa*1 t rm p or
mvit y
___
llnthnway Files His
Appeal In DiHniiHHal Lusk Ih Appointed
Alabama Treasurer
omment Favorably On
V iflitortJ kxmient
Eahibita under I
drawing favpratl#
tha vMtor* ''A t
C m m Fair, Jaha
...... "I Ibis *-oun
,,
Mil.I tRO.OOn.OOn more pro)
,.t>>l
Most » f tb,-s,- purchase'
,|,pi-nil<-nt upon the grant
MONTGOMERY, Mar 26—(A^
- Waller C. Lusk. GuntsrsvilU
1osinrss man, wss appointed slats
lirasurcr today
by
Governor
Dixon to succeed Ihe late Judge
Charles E. McCall, who
died
Monday.
la.sk was sworn in promptly,
lim* enabling tha
treasury to
function again
QUAKE IN CALIFORNIA
PASADENA. Calir.. Mar. 30
— <A>— A mild aarthquako with
iU epicenter about 00 mil** anal
of her* wai reported at 7:41 P,
M.t Tuesday on th* aoismograph
uf th* Califarnia laatltut* a f
Technology. It was fait by raai.
dent* of Pasadena and town* a*
far east aa Ban Bernardino nnd
Red lands. No damaga was rapuai*
LOCAL WEATHER
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PROGRAM FOR WEEK MARCH 23rd
Sunday,
with Robert
Gilmore, and
Metro News
Huntley — "WE8TERN UMION* .In Tthnlcrior,
Young, Randolph Scott, Dean Jasp er, Virginia
tiliru Bommervillti Alko— 'C artoon, Novelty and
H the Day.
Tuesday, Bargain Day, Double, Feature ^«FLA Y GIRL"
wlth Kay Francis and Jana* Ellison: A I*a- -"BLONDE IN
SPIRATION" with John Shelton, v irftn la Ore;*,
ChanM
Dutlcrwcrth and Donald Meek.
,
Friday, Saturday—"DOOMED CARAVAN" wlUi "Hepalone (William Uoyd) Caaaldy". Also—“GIVE US WINGS*
with "Dead End Kid." and "LltUe Toutft Guys."
THIS WEEK’S CASTS
[JAI, FILM fans will Have tha opportnnlty n asi Wednesday and
itsday to »ce "K itty Foyle," the most daring movie ever writ,
by a man about a woman and the picture that won tha Ara.
iy. Award for Glnyer Royers, Billed as "The Natural Hlstcry
h Woman," Christopher Morley's beat seller wlil prove one if
most popular attractions ever sdown here at tne Kits, sccodto Manayer CnaHle Morrison.
’
i,.
n s. o f tha' thrilling highlight* of £atn
(hu Technicolor 80th Cbnlur^-.Fox Dim
orrow apd Monday a t tHa Rita Th ruler.
Ml tha stirring picture ara Robert Youny,
-----— I v u -ie i^ Gl|mor,.
...» v .
WESTERN UNION
Robert Youny Grace „ — ----- - Kay Franeli
’T H E DEAD END KIDS" and "The Little Tcuyh Guyt" aided and Richard Blake
Vance
Shaw
Randolph
Scott Tom Dice - — .1... Jtiaea Ell laon KAY FRANCIS tells James Elllaon the truth
abetted by Wallace Ford, Victor Jory, Anne Gwynne end Bheihp
Mildred CoUa of hearts and millions In "Flay Girl," part ol
Howard will be eeen neat Friday and Saturday at the Rite In "Give Edward Cr'tlyhton .... Doan Jay- Ellen 4 ---------V
Bill Vincent -------- NIRtl Bruce tha Rita' Theater neat ■Tuesday.
U. .Wlnye."
Sue Crelyhton — . Virytnla
Joel# ...— ‘ Maryaret Hamilton
more Mr*. D ice.....Katherine Alexander
Doc Murdoch ... John Carradlna Van ______... Gao rye P. Huntley
Herman ____ Slim fianunanrilla Dan Shawha^t .... June Richmond
Homer .....— ------ Chill WlUa Joaeph Sbawman .... Stanley An.
Jack Slada ...... Barton Mac Lana
drowe
Governor .............. Rnaacll Hlcka Fred Dice ___ Sehner' Jacks on
Chatlla .................. Victor KUlan Orchcatrm Conductor
Maroh
Pat Greyan __ Minor Wataon
licit) .............. Georye Chandler
Chief Spotted llorae
Chief Bif
DOOMED c a r a v a n
Tro*
Indian Leader .... Chief Thunder Hopalony Caaaldy
William
cloud
Boyd
Lucky Jen kina lee* Ruaeell Hayden
KITTY- FOYLE
Jack ----- Andy Clyde
Kitty Foyle .... Ginger Royers California
Trnvkiw
Minna .Con-bell
Wyn Strafford .... Dennis Moreen Jane
Stephen WeeUott .... Morris AnMark - .................- James Craig
. ■' , ■»>.' V
. . . krum
Glono ......
Eduardo Clannrlll Diana W eilcott ..., Georyla H aw
Pop .........
Ernast Cossett
...
kins
Mrs. Strafford .... Gladys Cooper Ed Martin ....... Trover Us n it tie
Delphlne Detain# .. -Odette Myrtll Jim Ferber ........ F a t.J , O'Brien
Pat ............ ........— Mary Trecn Tele G reff
Raphael Bennett
Molly ____
Katherine Btevene Don Ptdro .v Jim e Lule Tortosa
Mr. Kennett .... Walter Klnyaford
Giandmtther . Cecil Cunnlnyham
Aunt Jrsalca ...... Nells Walkrr
GIVE VO WINGS
Uncle Edyar ... Edward Fielding
Tom .. ......., ’ BUly Halor
Ilunta Hall
Ply MON MS INSPIRATION
Jonathan Briggs .... John Shelton String •._______ _ Gabriel Dell
....
/B
ernard
Punsty
Ape
—
Margin Blake
Virginia Grey
Phil Hendricks . Albert Dekker Rep ...-TV*trt“ri*.’/ ■
"AWdan
,W (^ m 4 1Fold
“Blttay" Conway .... Chariaa But- York \ .....
lerworth Julia ..»...*.....A w jt'tP e p u a
-T M to r liery
Carter >
"Dustj/' Kiity ____ Do
pa Id Mask
Rrrlnatd
; Reaiaald Owen WhlUy
VIRGINIA GREY and i John. Rbcllon (abbve) hkve
Victoria ................ Alma Kruger Te* s ...
fast, moving story of an author who mpet waifs ta^t
Regina . .. J . L
Rita Qulfl*7 Bud f t hours will be shown at the Rltg next Tueeday
Wanda ...............
Marlon Martin Lh*k ;~
Inspiration" h its , the screen.
ss.
Atfelaget Fpr ;
nef Cattle Field
iy In Gainesville
Parmers Ufffed To
File Intentiona In
Cotton Stamp Plain
INE8VILLE. Mar. «y. |al)~Tho Agricultural Ex.
m l Station's lO I'.bm f rat.
ltd' day, acaetiuietl for FriMar. *8, D axpecUd to
a targa numhar o( inlar
cattleman from cantra]
a, It whi el "led today hy
i. L. Hhaely. baad of tha
I Industry ilrpertmrnt, Tha
im will npen . a t 10:00
i In tha mom|ng and con
fute tha sftarnoon.
morning will
ha devoted
--------( fc(l4
pdatura drinoiistratlnna
.
bga crops CtKuaalona .on tha
E a .,W . , E. Strifes. Roy E,
isar, Q. E. R ltm y r Dr. W.
yLlukel, f)r. F. H. 'HulT and
r.W. A. pitrvar of (h i ayrony Mtwrtment, will lead emnll
Bps a f vlaltora over tha fans,
da In tha damonslrUJane. end
GAINESVILLE, M ar.I»— (Spa.
ci*l>—F lw W cotton r a m operatore wba'agpaet Ip'.tyka part In
the /upple manta ry cotton program this year should' ftla Inten
tion sheets with tbs'County AAA
nffl/a as soon s» passible, says
11. U. Clayton, S late AAA admtnlatrative officer. *
The supplementary prog cam raquirva that ail fan rars who plait
to cart] cotton stamps through
volutary acreage reduction bo on
record to this rffatt. Thay will
sign a form IndkuUay th a acroaga thay expect to plant to cot
ton In,1M I.
i ■
While only tha poerator fad tha
farm la roqulrod actually to sign
®
sheets must ip eat flip I
county AAA Offlsa not
than June 14. Howwvtr, C
ary ad th a t farmers fit#
ahrata aa soon aa poaalbla.
'- r
Yto Iviur from U;00 to >i00
M..hae boon reserved for lunch
L i , "yat-toirathar", with atu
lU of tha Bloch and'B rldla
|»> aarvlny (ha lunch on th*
.
iv4 *~ / c 1;: '
Iy tV- **i
tn?T~ ;! v*?
Ifif i H
It Is farlta-v ordered that Ibis
notice be published once a wssb
fee four weeks In ihe Henluru
Herald, a new soap, v published In
the Clip of
Hanford.
Seminole
Ceunlf, -Florida.
the
iiiHcttiT c e c a r ;
wiutii
MAIIY KlkHA O&ftLfc.' Defendant
" • OHUKIt OF. FIMWOXTIOa ,
To: MAnr KMMA apUUE. » h « e ,
residence la - l l Dunham ilroii,
Trenton. New Jersey. '
It le ordered- IAW >od appear
OB April fS A .
IP the
DIII'M Cosiplelnl ritv-<| aaalndl you
In ihe Circuit-liourr for Uemlooi,
Cuunly. In Chaneery,. by Charles
r* Ooble, for -a divorce. Herein fel
not or a deare* pro ronfeeeo will
be ealored egalnat you.
>,
, This notlraTsMJI he publlihel
one* a wash• for l*ur cooeeCuUie
weeks In ihd aefirerd lltreIC a
newspaper hevloa a tenoral rlrco-
. Witness m> hand end offlelel
■eel at laaford. Florida this fib
"tag a/.!*****' «.* F,’ IIHRNDOM.
Clerk of tbs Clreull Court,
n r A. M. WEEKS, tv c
IN T H E C IU C ltT COVET IN AND
F O E NEJUNM .H COVNTT. F t U E IU A . IN CNANCENT.
sy. la tha
tbs bill of
paa la tbs
.THOMAS USNKHY, Flalntllf,.
A LIC E MAT U M C n r . D alsad aaL
■ o a n xa o r FVBM c a tw n
TO; ALICE MAT U aJE ItY . Bella a.
‘ Ala.
Too ara htrabr ardsred and’ raquinU ta-.ba bad appear apaa Ika
f i b d ap a f AnrH. w l t t e th e M il
at Cota plaint Iliad ayalast you la
rattaw. M
H IU A I
ns
quire# »r » * • .
RATMOND^
FARMERS'
"rs.tna.r.^'SbnE
*1
FLtiniDA-. I'llUDUCTS
Mae sella. MU -L o n g e r l" .
You ate hereby erdertd te *Pf
pour tpereonmlly or l-r attoraef)
I t aaewsr the sworn lint of Coesolein I herein filed p H o r beters
the Tib. iler of AprlC t o ll, atharwine a decrue pro coefseeo w ill be
bnlered eealnst you lor fal(ers
to appeal1, p W d or enewer. as re
m
s
pakllsked
aanasaaflvt
described
w a if WH
- OaaHtr
(N tu
a IlJ-* 1).
Irf'Kasryf;•
-VJ’.iaj:VvArSttriiS;'
�I ■*•
Seminole C ounty P roduces
More F ru it Anil V egetables T h a n A n f
S im ilar A rea in Florida
o f c V .i.
-Established In IM>8
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
MONDAY,
MARCH
m
N U M BER 175
Member A aaodated Preaa
i
^ K t o n k lF B e -
Said Mr, Wlllkle Tjo M r Farley
Africhn Colony Was
Captured By Itil*
j'la
s ILust
August,
MBn
BIO
/n P Ir . X
IU K U B U
More Gains Claimed
M A N G IU L " M«r.
$4—
azi Troops Begin Rolling
Through Balkans To Greece
H o u s ec M i n o r i t y L e a d - T
] ~
”
e r Has Told com-. Seminole County
m itte e T h a t U . S .
F a c e s B a n k r u p t c y Fair Opens With
Racists Attacks
Are Thrown Back
Shgliiii Again Mak/aa.H ea dway In Aa|s*uJta Upon Cheren
G.O.P. Rejects
Resignation Of
Joseph Martin
W A S H IN G T O N ,
Mar. 14'
— ( A P ) — Th e Senate passed '
and sent to the President to
day the aevew billion dollar
appropriation to finance the
Administration'* atl oat B rit
ish aid program. Th e vote ■
was >7 to I .
V i i k o s I.iv i a ’s R e g e n t
P re p a re s T o L in k
M is C o u n t r y ’ W i t h
T h r e e - 1N o v c r B l o c k
Torpedoed — Lived To Tell
Rides And Shows
Feeling Against •
Axis Ituns High
*
B o h F is h e r ’s D a r i n g
’ F ly e r s T o P re s e n t
V F re e A t t r a c t i o n
W a s h i n g t o n " Mar ii—
Femlnole County’ s Annual Fair
gnd ram lva l opened today to run
through Saturday with exhibits,
n fat lady, midgets. Ira p e ir a r
tists. rides ami side shows.
W A S H IN G T O N ,' l L r . SM
Jtnb Fisher's "Fearless F lye rs"
—Th e
Republican
National rtlpect to; put im the biggest
Com m itter today resolved th » r t »
M t g v e r.tn Appear In Sansigns lion uf Chairm an Joseph W .
. acropdlng la the manager
M artin, Jr., and prom ptly reject
a
f
tha
a lp w a .a A total of rune
ed it unanimously.
M artin, House m inority leader, rides and u lt (hows are oil band
Y o n m ight almost think Waadell .WlUkla It trying’ to prove a
to* glua the crowds excitement
political point aa lie g rstm rs vehemently while talking to James A . earlier had told the committee r n i ' . f M , Herbert Relts. of tha
the United States was staggur.
Farley at the l i s t Annual G ridiron Dinner given by Albany, N. Y , ing “ along In the direction of Elks fair committee, said today.
Booths for exhibits have been
correspondent*. Th ey were both lampooned by the newsmen.
w a r" and was “ fecr to facy w ith
arranged li. a large lent at tha
the possibility of national bank
agttraiKe of tha fair grounds e > l
ruptcy "
afeldblu and being set up. E x .
He u rg n l the Republican P a r.
h ltu lo n so far are the county
ty to “ police and audit" the Now demonstration clubs, the Am eri
Deal Administration to protect
can Fruit G ro w e n . the Antlera
the rial Inn from “ financial, polL
OtuU the Chesterfield Cigarette
tlcal an,) social •bankruptcy."
Company and the Greens Fuel
Congress Is oapoclod to sand Q
a*
US
- Ken-Ice. A number of auto. I
to President Roosevelt this
■obi
-bile sates companies have In
legislation appropriating
nearly
te<l they will have cars on stands by the mast of . n r of thr llfrlmuts carrying snrvivoi , >.<
$ 15,000,000,000
for rearmament
lay, R. A . Goodapeed said. the .Standard O il Im ik n l".|n-.lor.l 200 miles off F rrrlo w n , H nlish
and for aid to Britain.
. sh'
. hursday has been set esidr
Three printing bills account for
•• children's day and all rhllrl- West A frica Kchlnflin I.Mik pi. lores uf tbs ship winch i > . tr a .r lthat huge sum. Biggest is tha
Ing under I'anamian regislry Tw o sallurs we.e killr.l, r lie- i<-|
t
British
'ih aid mes n will be admitted to the fair
$7,000,000,000 ~
ffte of that dsv, M r. Kelts an. were brought back (.> ............... N J . I.y another is.iksr sficr ( n r
(('•atlaaeg on Pag* T S n s I
tired
Tonight
the
Junior .lays In lifeboats
mber of Commerce will take
'r
the
fair
a
f
u
r
Its
meeting
T w a choices fate cltisens of
fining Into t:i* quarter-finals
esday night the Lions Club
tid e C o u n t r y In the
current of the (illy Gulf Championship
go to Iho fair after its
'
oil, that of standing bring played
at the
Hanford
(ting.
t the dictators or ab- C ou ntry Club, K. B Hmith will
Hanford received national r*etdmisalun to the grounds Is
Prof. Thomas F t Latnogiillion this week through th j
cents and all shows rqi-l rtdrs
llulvcrslty told face Andrew Carrew ey and G. W . pages of the A p ril Woodmen of
charge the same price. The
Sppnctr w ill play W . 0 . Fleming, the World
m s g k s ltl,
official
them H U le Hhows nave been
i t . wee reported today by Allan publbatlon of the Woodmen of
_ the fair w ith a sound
(the W o r ld , U T a (BBuramm Bw.
~ttoe— fi* to sv |irtsw «rt. g o lf > ro .
a calliope slid their band
n of
The allows and rides hare hern
In the play last week M r. Smith rlety, of Omaha, N*h.
Speaking on “T h e Cast for B ri
A news article In that Issue a rriving for the pest four .lays
defeated H r. H . W . Rucker who
hh
tish A id," Prof. Lambert was In
desrribed
the recent meeting Different unite have been scat
troduced by T . Bradford
Byrd, the week before had downed H-*t> and election uf 1041 officers of terad about the stale In Tem pi.,
|h i
who headed the committee on In A st, the defending champion Dr
the
Second
Florida
District, Winter iltve n . Miami and W r.t
ternational service which
hail Rucker said his opponent played Woodmrn of the
W orld, Men I'alm Beach, playing small rs i
charge of Iht program.
like Hammy Snead On the fits! tioned In the article a* new of. tilvals, the show mxnager said
Calling on his listeners to fare nine hide*, driving 876 yard* on flrers of the district were Col
The feature art. Bob Fisher's
K O (
fir .
W
I’ltts, C
K. H a;e. and Eiarlees f ly e ri, Is ruinimsed of
Iht “4 loody realities' Instead of every hole and sinking puts Ilk-- G
Brut ( uinpjni .
W r
Berry, all of Ocala; W tlx performer* of the big lime r h i « #
attending to the wishful think llo itu n Hmith.
Mi*
Me circuit, Ike manager said I'arl flu light er iiiwiftw,
ing of the appeasers, Prof. La m
M r. C arraw sy woD his malt li Kessler of Leesburg; J. y
bert declared that “ a bomb on ■h i the IPth bole when h r end ('lelland ami C. G, Collins uf Han of their performanre nm slits «/ d'huhf, w n r i«*|$<>ilril
M. Ht .il. i
ford; Nolan Fur* of Conner; and a triple somersault
England U a bomb on the moral
to a baud L mI r > af lei firing ill a k*
Phil - Crashnf f played the 18 all
Ml 1 It
W K. W a I sun of Trenton.
con science of free men
every
ralch by Mr Fisher, blind/..1.1. ,1 ii f 11 i-hT tJ t*lif in (h r trii
even. G. W . Hpencer dosed l.sw
The Woodmrn of
the
World
where."
fence Lundquisl out OH the I Mb
tlit
y
tvrrr
11
ding
illiiiif
drill*,*'
The 8 Icleon
profrssor,
who hole after M r. Lundqulft flnlshe I Ms gas Ilie has a circulation til
KAIL
HI1N
KIND
M
KKI
INI,
rr In n iff! nf#r I* in I’rtt i
nearly 400,000, and cues Into the
traveller/ for several
years In
a brilliant first nine hole play In
. . d .
> rilurnijon
Europe, assertrd Americana b it lose five boles In a row, M r. M e. home* of Woodmen members In
L A h E l.A N il
Ms.
.
it.pr
M M *
'Jhi ir BtviJfrO iv»tv
living In a fool's paradise
if w art said. W G . Flam ing » n every stale amt In many foreign
rial |— A p p roiim a le ly
null drle Ihrtf- \%hirh o c fim n i
M M ,*
they believe Hiller's aims aie handily from John Elck on Ihr lands.
f a ls i to the f ir il annual blur. tiun uvfi Hi# vkrrl.cimerely local or national— (They
IHIh hole.
Ida runftrejue of the National (hrfn m i k$rt(nn
enoompass the entire globe," lie
In the ladies division, M rs A n
Association of Retired Hallway
Hilt ni) Mrkl, f i m r r f'ir thr
said. A dm itting that the lamps
drew Carrew ey defeated Miss 1.11
Em phiyts wound up their Ihrev Tiiii|t» I rlimn* *r»ti l it* Bnfm I
of cIvlllsaUon are going out. Prof.
lien Th o m le y by four holes on
day
conyentlou
Sunday
with
s
llrm iif u B iito ly f(«o$^rt| m)i|ty
Lambert said that we shall see
the slsth green. Mrs. John Ivey
motorcade to Bok Tower and t > ■hoijl | HI t/(|fMk till* mriMIVMg
them either extinguished or re
Bscaus# of rain Halurday, the prats Gardens
beat Mra. Gena Baber by two up
kindled In our lime, due to the
when hi* 'a r tVhM*d t*»iht n »■'(
Salvation A r m y ’s “ lag day’’ lias
on the eighth hole, kit* John been
roMfl frit It uf
M .utU n I
i.ml
“ tornado pace'* at which events
ill! Saturday.
“
ned untlL
Elck trimmed
M rs.
Raymond A p ril
ltB
llf .1
move.
t
>taln R E. Rost, dl.
Lundqulet In a close match de
Prof. 1.0ridert told how Eu cided
Mi
Hr«t
*■•*
r
r
i
i
i
r
n
i
i
i
g
v**
on the last hole. M rs E B « * « , »*Jd' today. II |* axpotL
Bfthfnni, r|$l|vp||||| Im
f $tii|M
rope w si “wavering on a hot
Sm ith played Mr*. W , F.. Ilu h r. ed that the girls from th* **nl
T flh ilitr p ifirm rii unit#, miu ! ‘m
hod of socialism" tevsral rears man three r i t r a holes finally lu lor class In Seminole High School,
n t » r 111# A fU nM r
( ‘runt
|.4>4«• limn# it
ago, and was forced to choose win the match.
who were to bore solicited Batct ut* Ing in Mull land when h - ifif til*
between fascism and socialism.
Th is week Mrs. Carraw ay will
At 11" #
IlhriB r#| • u 111 V
, - c " p ,n
htaid Ui# w M «tlr r f fh# liani
The British appoasers fait It face M rs. Ivey, and Mrs. Kirk li
If# 11)»|ilir-rl hi* hi ak#*, iiiif ft 1# ( 'mu ir •, J il I raw fold , Mm*’ii
would be bettor for their In. to play Mrs. Sm ith fo r the quar
A partial report wpa turned in
R f.ylea, Jn, 1
I
f i* t.i
iiJtnmfihll# *kidd#d
miin
flu* I v m\ J
tsrekta to have fascism, and al terfinal.. In tho lad I•o' console, hy workers In Oviedo and Genera,
tr if k il# #nd#MVnfrd ♦ < dr tv# I in# and M Mtnaiik Hi mm *II ) |«H11
lowed Hitler to remain In power. tlon flight Mra. John Ta tu m will and Indications art that these
h* m(r 1 x m il t # .1 R ; HIV 1$ .1■.to
“Appeasement aa a policy arose play Mrs. W . A . Leavitt and Mr*. two county districts w ill go “ over
rar ««f f fi#f *>rr fh#
train
*(■
faincmri R A f nvn#i i», 1 M
Th* U d lt t ’ gym class will me*l proarfird. hid Ih# nmhi| aI »11•>•I
out of the /e a r of a pan-social- W . O . Flem ing Will play M r. the top” In tha campaign. It was
) a M mII, i n ntetl Hilda
tomorrow morning i l 10 30 o announced.
W 1
iuRl h#fm # th# fvain v#«* fir I
Is tie Europe," the speaker ex Phil Grasboff.
clock a t th* Arm ory.
1 V I tart I#I# ri'.d ) i
th# rriMHfnif, Mi
11**1 ju m p '!
plained.
Those
desiring
to
get
In
touch
In the first flight matches
n#*t
hr
*l'l'
rlra r fmm th# car lit* an to inn
The average person In Eng. of tho men'* division Harry Tooke
Ith tho Satratlon A r m y with
Th* To u rist Club will hav* a bU* * l i la irlril ahont yf»tl frrt
land was antagonistic to tha ap- obtained
a decldod • yrln
over reference to the drive are asked “ v w s d dish supper tonight al
by th# pB*««nir*r train, and wa*
pCasers. Prof. Lambert said, and James L. fngley. T. W. Jones to call at 114 Eaet Second Street
or telephone $6$. Th e amount i °9. o’clock at th* RecroaUon limoat (•>rnp]#|#|y tlnn<>li*li*<l I h#
iatsr threw them M t of tha gov.
by
s
default
from
Edward
on th* lakgfroat Coffe* n#wir pap#r* w#ra »eatt#r#d alnog
arament.
B uhm an. Richard Dees easily collected now stands ml $ l $00 w ill U served
Ih# trafk
Hitting at a nsgogiatad peace,
‘A- B. HcBhei by leading
the Stetaon professor asserted defeated
Th # third iri th* trio of wv*rk*
•grail Hotel, ftrg to be played
A fa 1 t-r aid# report
The Sons of the Legion Drum hap|M>n#d
v*kt#rd*y
a f lr n io n
that “If wa let Britala down and William Buhrawn topped
end Bugle Corpa and tha Ma- ihout 5:30 u V lw k *»n III# Coun. t i n n e d m i t ti(< Mill u n t i l
•ow, thee wiO fuel toward os Johg Ludwig n l|w 17th by two
lorattoa will meet at the Legion try C*l iif» Road T w o negro***, ni i Ik new nirport nit#
as the Preach fasl toward the ko lft.
Captain WRUam F. Range Hut Tuesday
n ifd * J (•ii#*s and hi* w ifr, w#it* hy .1 t(uan#|| lirndetBo
British now.” Ha added th a t ho
Match**
aehaduM
this
week
are
o’eteuk
_______
end BargL Bruce Cameron of
orrnpant* of a Irucli owned hy •id rhemiwl uf Hi# K mtrim ion J »i
not believe America would U fallows s,
Sanford ware among throe offi
W || Irtrk which skidded on a vlaioii of th# University ■.f | |m
over submit to the ultiautum of
Tha Tourist Club will have a curve t hla aid# of the olrl I W n r - id#, Kdward Hlggilia, i ’hm nl.n «d
cers ami four usa-commlaaloned
the dictators, though resistance
_ __^ supper at the Re- re*t place and ovrriurn#d» h# Com nien# nerretaiy, *anl |lil$
officers of the It4 th Infantry at
would be n "U ttar cup."
morning
Camp Bland) ng who wore tesaad raatdon Building on the lako- aheriff** office aald
I t was sa i l us B it that two dlVS. W. 0 . Fleas. “ ‘
toatekt nl I tM o’clock.
Th# analyaia showed the
Frank K v a m of Irak# M ary
i M f * '’
acrid a t U m
Coffaa will ha aarrpd.
B e st. meeting. CTtorito Mi
paaaad hy In hU aulnmoblla aoon to bt well up to fh# aveingi
Championship Ogtesola
after th# triirk roll ad o ra rt and Florida*! *oll and capahl# *»f
Bob Ast v*. itongf Wat
___ Hsrkey, engineer for
took Inn#a and hla wtf# to tha |jHT>rilng Ih# naraaaarg gra *1 f.i
tha Atlantia Court U na Railroad, Fem a ld-LaughU in Memorial ll«a . Ih# pir ft#Id, ha aald1.
. y in t ,
p
i
tha
spoakars
a
t
a
L
ieu
t
*
Ei
_______
.
pttaJ. Jon#a had a fractured law
J°C*Chaa».*Ostoid?:"cZril Hoik!
Tceke rs .
M i L to u t Boa noth S a a tty, (ternand laceration* on HU fare, a phv.
ale Ian reported, and h U wife auf.
k
farad hrulaoa.
( A P ) — Reversing a previous
vote, the Senate today •i»proved a proposal to pe m il
Navy purckaaca of
corned beef from Argent!as.
'B r i t i s h F i i v o y U r f f e S
N a tio n N o ! T o B e i ( r a y M s P o p u la c e
isf \v lil I
I
:i
■i
^ '
NAIROBI, Kenva
Mw. 24 — C#1)— The
today that
SpmalllaMl. captured
H
S
Colour,
British
British
by tho
Lambert Says
Smiths Carraway,
S -S Hitlier’s Aims Spencer, Fleming
Ehcifynpass World Play Golf Finals
P r o f e s s o r D r . R u c k e r T o p p le d
Advises S t a n d i n g
A fte r D e f e a t i n g
U p .T o D i c t a t o r s
D e f e n d in g C h a m p
h
S t o le n
W o o d m c n ’H M a g a z in e
Itr ix ir tH M e e t H e re
■ .“ f ' - . ' - a
tts Attractions
Of Sanford A rea
Railroad man and their families
th ro u g h o u t Florida a r t reading
of Sanford's attractions
this
month in tha March Issue of the
Florida Dispatch, published at St.
Augustine, whkh carries a four.
. colum n picture of tha Monkey
Wsland - and -nearly a column if
typo describing the assets of this
W ritten principally for mem
bers of the Nelsons! Association
J>( Retired Railway Employee, a
B r a s tk af which was eat up hire
Teh. It, the artkla aay»!
“Tour trip t« Florida will not
through ssml-trspU*]
SO »IU» to Uri son sad
sad sailing portteo a n
Chase Improves Mrs. ZulaE. Moyc
After Accident Dies At Her Home
Near Fern Park On Myrtle Avenue
Native
C 'r u H h c H T o t a l T h r e e D e r e a n e d W
O
f
P
o
r
t
T
a
m
But
O ver W eekend, But
L
i
v
e
d
M
e
r
e
X
I
Y
e
a rs
In ju ric H A r e L ig h t
Inrkfy, M*f. j
\n tinoiriclit but
i It itf I ii fk.rv mid Ho y 1#€ i
1fit* v i hoii M |»iiili|iK.|i Mmulw 1
I* nr itilN.lt
« l in Mill Igrit
to - t
uliilil n
ixiiimnii derlsration
nt (rii n,M,||, ’
1b*-. Mill m*rtu il w*e gahf, '
Itnssian rti-l |,ir lurkey “l«y
r.rn Kirin., ||„,I „f war” If
stir I. st/arkrd by Germany.
M* *MOI Ih *r*» l*r#fr«
H i M ' \ IfplUl* m i ni o f C e r m u ii I 1•''Ip | |||| , m i’ li llio R t r u m u I t iv .-r \ .ill. \ m H u lp u rlik
tm% jii k I tli>. i . t . 'f k
f ru itie r.
W JIM i i 't i i . t l r . l Ii in \ in iin c o n f i l l i n '. 1 It.ill. ii .li i>.ilt'hi!ii.
^ . l|*<I'dit V t.l’ K i-r o iil I T i n c o
r .H .i . m \ ui i h im i: n n u r v d i t v
|r .1 i JU M ill.t i . "M llo iit” t o
l i m n u tiv . pi t p ...■ 'il lo t la v t o
link til ll.tlk •„ • .in tiv with tho
fulfill fill Kill |" " ’ M
1 1 tie- GcrlilVs
K muii f - U i Vsi
■>i•*•■* in llo L
i H ft. nil f.ii.i
k!M.d. ... 1 V
1ii i.i woiilil lintr*
t-i .t;;n it1 ii p i l l « . j.i t as l lu n H .ilgsiia , atul
K.iVu HIM,
g *!M
n itlirr than
1 14 1 (•’. ■ 1
. n.-'ii.t.er.
III* 1•1V •* H p «
.
,
1
. 1.1 g i t , tho
I’ m iiu.iLU Hu
* , msr<-li troops
N m/i - tiic i n,
tlilt.It
\ u k " i n . cm Die V s t .
E «l* w * J’
'i .......
d >■ \* M w .
f 1 e1M lil Vsl 1....... 1 1.recce.
U iU ii -Ictluuc
,X44i »♦
1 me*r f . r * ¥ 3 i i * h i ;•
I I ic ih , i.tarvIt | . •M$' 1 *M1*4M11
lit*. S n r , |'| r j .llllx fu ll
,
,4
4
.
|
,i,
wearing
nt
t . l il,. i.iiintyy.
. 14>1 *A ... 1
1!•. Hi i It n u m t-'i to B e l-
N r \ v s p ; i |it 'i ItriidillK T
(..•ini'-, Survey Says
M\
NnH
.
1l„ .
1 -« 7 —
1 slrrog tb1
,
I'll
C tn ltd
1 i]» ) •I ill
i
M i - i - i ., .. "lu g newsi .
i 11,i
i’ u in t-g lo
• >ili'
Il
, i,*it
l.'.tu a fa cif ,. . In.
«.| 1 . | . l i i mid tha
T a j/ D a y P o u tp o n e d
B y S a lv a tio n A r m y
»♦ thua far
t d iin m e n 11. nrftclfti
om - hene.■ niter ra -
^
ESMSir?1*“»
|
tor 1
I ’,
s
Ii \ 1 i i t ' l l
I I - I i i t hi i .
it i , . r In (1 -I
l .......... i•
i..
you?
Saturday1. i* .ttfte g tte q n i
lay Fox, t i n N t n w l l s A r a -
C a p ta in R u n g e G e ts
D ip lo m a A t B la n d in g
did
scapa:#,
E v a t t j s s v TJ » 5 S
i
,i..ir
ba
th i
theic tom or-
tanuon Is Candidate
P o t University Poet
N
T w
, j. I| tits,
in
1 t io m a rid e r D .
at tuMirtttv uttarhe of
I, . it 111,41r . aa 1 1 ha
I * , iinim
* damaged
1 0 .1 w.mld put Into
\ .
*Vitiin$ tiirec or
r r m pritt v 11a aaid
nothin*: further.
11 i D r a f t e e r t R e c r u i t e d
■'I At 150,000 Monthly
I
S S L
w J ^
VI —
•] !aat night
a usually
t n ” Rriti*h
iiii$* fur tha
1,
u i for r«-
Soil Anaivnis Of
Airport Favorable
was th is
1
nlMtlf Mi'lfir n^rrlM te- 1
tin\
fc
AW tt* c o w IUm w tro CW».
- i w m w i t a t O n a jU ii.
i M 'l
s
w
4 Marriage Licenses
Issued Over Weekend
Font
m a r r la g a
llco n so s
w a ia
1m sad at tha O o r t Hnuas ov*r
tha wookond aacardlaa to tha
(•cards a t tha County Judgo's
afflea.
Thoaa laaaad ikaaaaa w a n John
1 . F a in sad Mias Ksthariaa
T e n t, hath af Orlando I Hobart
— Tha W hlta Hous* announced to
day that Praaldant Rooaevelt had
signed Into la v today two Mils
authorising a $340,525,189 naval
iuttlr works program , Includng fundi foe developments at
Guam and Bamdaln In tha Pacific,
end at naval ana a ir baaaa In tha
Atlantic acquired from
Great
Britain.
f
W A S H IN G T O N ,
Mar.
14— W7
1l>s Army. Imvlug ovaicom#
iiisriy ra rly iltfliculUcs In casxp
construction an.l organlsaGo®, to
a v a i P ro g ra m I
n o w liking rccrulU through tM
a S i g n e d I n t o L a w s e le c t iv e sc/virw system *t tho
h ig h e s t
ra t*
thus far attained,
W A S H IN G T O N , M ar. V4-(A*> 150 tion n.*n a month
Disclosing this Sunday A l t o .
I l>* servlc* headquarUrs a a id jtW
Indue I ion average /or the “
four month* of tha training
gram was around 60,000 tot
month
Moreover, n htodqumrtotn
etal aald the present rato
far »bort of uU liaiac
rapacity of th* gygtooi.
LOCAL WEATHEB
rrgX;,r".
�V- * *
• t o
e
e * T ie n n Ci
n e u i i n
TH E SAKPOtiD HTOA1P ,
Going PjtfUngT
— A*-
--------------
-
.
MONDAY,
;
^Whlle the rest' of
Has ;|w*n ufktag'.,
hundreds, thouaanda, or fmsiDur JnMjpdx Qf thqupw* JG
tourists this-winter, oAla take* tW lour-biastcd wind
jammer with s story of millions of visitors. They are wwst
the Star emits “darting, sUthorteg, qnivdring little mt*ihaden” which put in an unexpected'appearance recently at
Stiver-SpHnw.
■
.
"Even the oldest InhahiUulSy. some of whom have
soea the phenomenon in past yaark agree that they never*
tew anything Jfta H t*tpHC\ ihd /Star t^cUres. "It i f no
akaeifreration to say
aar that,
that they are
i n there,
millions.
there by the mllilona,
they obscure sight of the bright beauty spots
and lime bottom of the stream.
os gbout three .Inches Jit length, sllvep
I came down the S t Johns and OckUwaha
Atlantic ocean, They are’ salt water fish
l* or 18 Inches .Ip length,at maturity, and
Are c o fn m o n jn . A tla/itle coastit water*. •'rtiey are not edible,
off the coast, they
and w hen th ey r____
u n in numbers
g tte t
sre,cswtet|p.jseftines and used fo r fe rtilise r, an they are
Very jrW i J n .o lI^ ;
,
- ttlw jr ;uai^aliy . appear A
int4ry a W ,.re i» a m ,fo r .,*b6u b ;
from w h ite s th e y .ASme^iTh
a s th e nun s rays are reflech
d irt”
| .
• -
WATKR Clisas. Dot Bum. Ilo to
U«.
unAPErRUIT. Crt. U. a Comb
I k . f a »«.
Liquor Store
OKANOKJ^ C r u U. X c o m a ILT*.
,.r o » T 'i r # » A v e product *
A rrbcA various ■Trpto, liooO to
• r e r in r o ; JMbi: lie * H ' l l t t
CORN. W hllo, aaelleO . Cwl. I M I
ro -itrri.
o n i o n *. •# j a
B o c a T *now
t o l l.I * . H |> .n l,h ,» I* 4 .
<*
P IN EA PI'LIM . C a b in . C rt. | l . t l to
a v n n rt
po ta to m .
cw«. i i . n «»
Springs- At* spvenrytor.
ii their silvery blue bo-
^
War OiT Civilian*
-‘'^fri.ialo:Isiw iilin g .|n .fUdit, to jlh e ,la s t drop
VERSE r oR TODAY m op's ,td o o ^ f TJuja blared, foTjh th o O erm w i rsdl
BEST
INHERITANCE)
o u t th e Xlnit jA S r .of, ^ f M V f a t e
W
j f
H-Levi .hath ne part par pened. in .F ra n c e .a n d anecepdetj ev en ts In ABA
M .srith hi*.brethren! the B ritain th |s . statem en t, h a s, a .r a t h e r , hollow .
• M i. inheritance, accorda k n l A r God promlaed
ratoronomy tOr».-
•V. o ; >■:
Expert kepfcirf"
-
Our shop
is well
tquiw kd
,U W
jin ' kN THB- SEASON
to make any r**aira on
farm machinery, trailers or
other equip"*!1*-
civilian
m gaMMognph) r
4»t ■my patrons, favorAw, j *
.. *
n » m to n of goreon*,
ay « t e v
town, | writ# my words
on
we -me, Who Will wear
Ann unwaged - I on God, on love, on
5 , Mni. M
, .
Irrigation SyntcniH
Escaped Germans
Winter Haven MAD Is
Returned To Jail Orange Pickers King
autram plrd spirit, who
Br i ■i \ . ■,■
S’ fa r hearing, binding
Wee to . . . .
m Ute d a e ilc t, the In.
OTTAWA, Mar. 2L—(JP|—Two
German navel officer* who were
Intercepted midway across thr
froten S t Lawrence lllver hy the
U, H. border patrol on an auda
cious and elaborately planned ea.
cape attem pt were bark in priaon Sunday at Old Fort Henry
after being refused entry Into
Jnlted Htalee.
, At the end of their frustrated
flight It waa dlicloaed that thr
pair had ealabliahnl a new
h a d .J u s t record of-som s aort aft enrapr
artists, for they had to break litto a locked r t|l to rpako liielf
I vo j o t getaway.
like Last
g o in g .to
o n w alk-
d e y o f .th a dragon and
saffiae all art>
■ • t o .mine, my laugh.
W 'h o m r, of ths har.
iSNaat •>
i»wf Sf nations. Now re.
•A Ojt U;
'
^ n l l u n ’s claw the atm.
aho w as MVa. M a ry P h illip s. S h e a n d ^ter c h ild re n
jjJ jk jy * . to lead—our M i th e onjy .houaj,
I V® j o t to f t * o u t o r iiwH( Bfio m um ulod.
w » v t e s * lhe ,h , r r d . t o g e t so m e w h ere. My G od— n o t a n o th e r n ig h t
I . d o n 't know w h a t . r t i )
^AMKMy .INOALLb nd iag. Bh tu. tI tI 'viae gtooot totchribio.
g e t so m ew h ere. f m 'J u a t g o in g
iiigf u n til I t*ti fih tT ao k io s a f e t y .
.
,h>u“lir a . Phnilji’a w as typical. Bek wide-eyed, wonderlhg
Yugoslavia
V .
•*'"H*
Rehabilitation Of
Plymouth In Begun
children .werp typical. All, over .Plym outh people ar^ "tum b
ling th ro u g h . Uueirpd streets, try in g to 'g e t somewhere.*
. “ I t .ta k e s U tda ,to g e t g ro u n d th e m o st d e v a s ta te d a tc * w » H aa tn other
why dot buy. yonr tiptl*. S puta a ^ n e ta a r e lm p*s»able. S till sm o u ld e rin g bedfrwa a local store? c lo (h e a , arid m a ttre a a e a f i t ] ,t h e r f r w ith tni'oke. S h a tte r e d
glaga a n in ch th ic k c a r p e ts p a v e m e n ts h o i co v ered w ith
m a so n ry . B o sp llala, a i r r a id s h e lte rs, jitore*.. sh o p s, h om es,
.T? Xp tiw °p*np Urn Balkbat, but
I t get tu n e d toon
• Ao w a it. ubin the
W f to
U lley th a n « lh c r ch ild ren o f
to b« brighter, too,.«ccordIn«
Ifliw, notsd sBtkropplotet. He
ro .short fqr their s |a hod on
to hare
spend (500,000,000. Surplus com
modities corporation officials co b firmed that food purchases have
AVON PARK, Mar. 84—(ppe- been step
clal?—Jessie
D.
("Peanut") give data
[frown, of Winter Haven, was
rrnwiied king of the Florida
..range pickers here Sunday be
fore a cheering crowd of more SSarhet' Mepart a t Bale* aw I* Ifiai
than 6000 that itood under n
A. B. sa assr. M in i ax INI
KLuniHA 1'itoDUcra
broiling sun to watch ala of the
IIRANM.
Hu II,ir. II.Tt lu IMS.
state’a brat pirimrn stru t seme of HKKTH. Dos.
lien: sar iu Idr. Hu.
the fanciest tree-stripping that
Her. ton lu Sir.
muld be found anywhere. Brown's CAllllAllt:, Per Ton. Drd. lo P er,
Humana ’ (low, |U So to |l l .« ,
record, tn stand for a year, was
ItiM. Hu Hit . lie.
alout 1750 oranges In 90 minutes. CAIIIIAUK. (-ninrae, Crt. T»c lu
•*e. P m tor.
Brown placed third In prelim
Dos. Uub |0 o t* He.
inaries Saturday that cut the field CAUKUH.
m a t.' tor iu st ar
of 17 starters to half a doien, CHI.KHV. crt. IMmaiMl Artlra, l*a,
A , II t« la U-io. «'• HOI to
but the lanky brunette with the
I I N / I 's low. n ' t 1100 to ll.lt
swivel elbows left no doubt aa CKl-KHT
lU SH TS t etoc CVt
to hla maaterv yesterday.
He won t>00 prise money for dlfcoR T . t V Uilpr. |I M to (I.M,
CUI.IjAHDH. Dot. Hun 100 (o He
picking
B.B8 field era
Us of par- CUCUMDKIIH.
eking 8.58
crate*
No <iue>ie.
fact commercial grad* fruit.
I.KTTUCH. Ir.be r«. load. Damons
*101*0. I Oos. II.lt lo II.to. I
dot. l i s t
LIKIPLANT, No quota.
DNJONM. Deis. Hun. «0r In to*.
PAIUrLRT, I>oa. Ilss lor lo <0r,
I*SAll. Bu. Iter Il ls ,o |I.M.<
PCI'I'CHH. Hu llpr . I I J I lo II.U,
Crt. t i l t In l i l t
, MOSCOW, Mar. U . —W —
Yopuka , Malsutka, Japan's for POTATOCB, lt»d Bllaa, Bid. Crt.,
Blaoa
No. I s tr 'to |t.lt, CommT.
eign minister, arrived bare Bun.
Cwt. Barb. |l . l t to 11.40, Crt.
day for a one-day stopover en
ISe ’to lit.
*
route to Berlin and Rom* Asia RU’UIIAHll. IJi. Tr.
HA
m
ail
Rn.
Dew
Bon.
I0«
la
lie.
conferences, and said he would BTHAWIIKHHIKH. I*lnl Hr. .
like to stay longer "to meet
I**1
1* " here'
h .~ " on hia return trip
Iradars
to Tokyo.
. Mateuoka spoke a t an Inter,
view In the Japanese embaeay
three hour* after receiving cour
teous but unostentatious wetcome to the Bovlbt Russian rapL
FARMERS’MARKET
SANFORD f o i m
r- E x p e rt
j ,
MU Rito Puking' House Supplies and Ke pair-berries
---------------- NE and
T* SANFO RD M A C IIIR R CO N T A N T , IMO.
*07 W. Sewed St.
I jtoWMt
.
i‘* #•***
B E A U tV © •
aaB E A U T Y D O E S!
■
V
And 111 lint de.no with mirrors
but Wlib our nay Shelton TherntlW qao, a marblno which at»*0
f
world'* llnsst Spiral * Crrujulai t apt* t*rmano*H H M .IPl.ftBIfli.
Japanese Minister
Arrives In Moscow
i Some Japanese authorities'
seated before hla departure
. » - - - « v’
he continue his trip from
iw „ th « n o rm n l,,. w h lk th o s e to ll
WASIflNOTON, Mar. Z i - O n Un. and (tome.,.to Leaden
Washington, MaUueka said,
i w ell sh o v e n o rm s],— Y o u r L ife —Congretklonal leaders said Sun ke
added: **I do so t have
day thay ea peeled president
Roosevelt to send to Congress
aoea a 1287,000,000 defense high.
cohtoiouTn^ of ^ . t W ^ s te &kh succ^tes
or successes, whlch htsv be built upon them
i '/twcU
Program Is Seen
aug.
tluit
Berand
test
that
A lRCA pfe B B fL D lN G
e*nr
*1
BUMPER
NEATLY DONEf
ds Accumulated
F6r Great BirfUtn fj*_ havy lto matnp)ea tV»i
. Chairman Cartwright, Dame*
crat. Oklahoma, of the Hooey
mraUtee Mid the talk
WASHINGTON, Maf.
program would be to
eresa toad* lo new army —The povernaaeat see
SooutmtlaUiyr
foedetaffh
grounds, powder fee.
M o tter defense estab. Swat to Greet Britain a
War-aid program,'official
rapaetad Ruiaday ptoht. •
t A «iw«lai*. AteteJltlM
Slant commliue has bee:
teVwaoperaU with the
gevMwnnl ta food ship,
your. astaction, .the U^rgeet ay
A PARK AVENtJjB ^
■ i> r
.
.f f - 'j V
-.
�V
E
W*
. V r v |c l V F « w 1
K S M M B h T ’
f»J
'
H a v e
W ill
M e e tin g
a a —
fto M D Jr
Somaliland1 Is
Re-taken By
Nan Troops
Will speak
Rolling To Greece 1 At
Revival
The forty-seventh annual conD r T. V McCsnl of Gainvvville, tormer
presnltni
nl
the
14* vantion of the Florida Federa
State
Hapllsi I . .ivel.lloi,, will
tion of Women’ * C lu b l will 1b^
|( s*Mf|«Mr4 r r « M h i| F
I
l CewtieaHI F t . . I'.u r rlnsr
presch iht In s ' n. a senes r (
held' at the Venetian Hotel In
F iis i
Baptist
T a lk O n G a rd e n T o u r
«
Miami beginning loinorrow and tb'n Ftorrd of bomb^m ami fiih * , grade addresned * note lo the ; , . lln o n l at Ih 9r* w vrr rratly to takr tl»*» air YngoslaV gnvernmei.i
\ lum h tevi'»
'night at B :Utl
continuing through F'rlday, w llh In thr bn It Iw of Britain.
Is H e a r d B y C irc le
in ’’betray1* Yinrn*l«h u m
i t rl'n ’k
Mr*. Thurston
Mulert*, pre
^errrted In 4*ntom|fi* h«» lines
fnr«* of rlwing nimn n
j The m in u tri h ti hern "vict iir tisident,
of
Jacksonville
pre. itisVrrlbut fil ovirywlmre,** nrc ihi*
Mr*. Fred R. Wilson, visiting
M ilitary rapert* h*v«- -aid tl.u [idem of the F U .i d . Si*te Bap.
ftr* jiii Bf reserve* of bomber* nnd
Bobby Newman U HI at his elding.
garden* chairman, gar* an ac
vltchlerA in bUti*ry, Iitinl Denver, valley would bo • l.k.-li portal '»*» C -n v e u m n and ha- served
The
convention
will
open
to
home
In
Roue
Court.
count of Ihe recent garden tour
.
* i ii t i , .1 .
. i
, * i a number ■! '<*i* *« iu*iotU#
Cl I.n u itu v of
morrow night with formal ex ptook, minister of nircrnft pro* for A dolf Hitler - r aliened <n ))(r
given by the Sanford Garden
rack
H u a rl of U .is in ln
u i’k on
i>*i tlrrcco
(irrw p
M Us Jane Sharon attended a ercises, follow ri! by ■ reception tluctiim, decUre.1.
He railed it a ’’rvn ird -u r
T|„,
„|. „ ,.e r ’ i.l
he will
Club for winter visitor* at the danr* at Ponte Vedra near Jack- In Ihe Miami Woman’ s I lob. A
f,„ 0« o to do on., i n - of
• F',.h«i*
> M e n ,'
short musical piogiam has been passing u.iy thing that ha* q m meeting of Rose Clrrle
at her tonvilla Saturday evening.
nnvlhinif In
in the
Ihi* hUlory
arrunged for the reception.
befnrs-. anything
h i.!..,/
• -hipping .. .. sunk >- ' 1 ^ *, f h l l i t an So’.l-eis. ' ’’Viay
home on Sanford Avenue Friday
of nv inf ion, ”
and
a«hle«t
Ih^i
Mi*. Ralph Austin Smith, first
t cl day.
, , • " rite C h o i. Ii
' I he
M r. end Mro. A M Gordnier
morning.
lhi< npplien lo fi^hioiw
till
Yugoslav
Iced >». I sI - ,-1asIV
•t'o-sei i stion,”
■»
T h e tour began at the Retree- and daughter, Ailcen .pent the sice president ol tjie federation, bombeiw n)ike Both typi*'i ha\o t-i-set
by a ngiv .1. moiistiatioo- y (<|ofl „ j
' 'Change Y ou’.
will preside with M rHoliest*
ff
nebeil
the
hifrhe«t
Inlnl
tn
m
ir
tion H all on La k. Shore Boula- « r**k*nd «
W.th r e li- at the Wednesday nieiiiing ses
Ihloughoul the kinsd.*m t.nl. I
-•
|t tt f ir C h illi.* *nd
live*.
ht*iorv "
early lixlay to ri>ni|.|> i< I, . all'll' I
|L-I|de>> S n - ul "
yvard, and continued to the Hotel
sion in the .Woman’s Club
At
Althouith *he uumberii of Hi it
•git-eshle to capil ui.11Ion to l i l t - ]
((< ,mbla,- i» invited tu
M ayfair and through the M ayF'rirnds of M il. Vail Lovell will this tune r*|roits of rouumltre* till plane, an- a closely guarded ".“ "a n d thus iTi'-i.
lend ihe *etYH»*
fa ir lubdiviaion to tha home of regret to leafh that the na* been well I le heard frllo o id by the |rvrvf, lilni’k hrmlihliOB m Ihe mi till ibe A**1
V
Ir'ltoa
t
I
rcfioit^ of officer.
Mill
sic*
Putifiny rhrorttde provlnlineit IbM rntiriow were w i h " i I.Ii i
Edw in Stowe In Indian Mound ill at b*r bonne on Celery A v e ptcridenlVmon^ the
pelker* lin t run mm
’will lie ,vmtr* If you let UB
r r i c i%’H l - B l a b lis \ it* d
prniludnir ri-HO
Village, on the St. John* River. nue fo r the past weeh.
Kfirvnt
n
r Kent rrim
I I im*rr root,
r HM», M*.
Mis pn*!r» ■ ■ *
__
who will be present nl Ills teshelp ytm i«kt* care of your
Here tbe guests were gtwrn bounr
11 | 1 1 1 iu illH k T H i p
slcin will tie the Hon .Vlaik W il- fcf nil t>pe« envlli month oil I (hut mler. O rifflin i vaikMvn itiul bii>
Dubb Epps spent the weekend ros, who will make til nddres* j»er proihifthin peak linn not yet forelun
pyett Iht the |erm of your
t* In* Iras.
fiiirticn
inbiM e r,
A lk na nJe r, ■ 1,1
‘
_______
H i t r i r Markovb-. rellie*! ahoilljr
A fte r viewing the Slow* g a r In Tam pa with his aunt. Mis’ on ’’The Responsibility of C itl- peril renrheil
Hliinst’P neeil g rin d in g ? W e
W’ A S IIIN C .T trN , Mar U - 1^1
Arrival of the fire! iriant bomb, after mblnirfhl withonl iiwintisr
dens tha tour continued to the Ad Irene Epps and his grand lenshlp ”
cbii give you o n e-d a y Str*
The DefetiM Commission Mred
fitini ihe Unifeil Stale* with an
ei|rectetl
romimiiiii)Ut'
ntihome and gardens of Ben Fi*h mother, Mrs W. H. Epp*.
At
T 80 o’clock
Wednesday
v ire l
tail?*' rnonirh lo hritiir the >•* noutu lri|f that fhr iwhmei c i h i -, ptict'a Sundae fot ’ crap
w h e n the .guest* were served
evening there will he « 1anquet
| *et*oni1ary nluiulinnu and »■>“
orange Juice from a table at
Ml** Minnie Stewart returned in the Wom ans Club tin Thur*. pi.ilisr eornern of lierman-ibitnln- t ail been anlvetl
"Voitr Batksfartlon
i
a«>li«»n
»'»*
‘Mniml•tul tiTM lo ry Inin the r»*ywl oit
Iiib K ’iu I,
k
ipukr *oimii
I thitl almibi
tractively arranged with yellow to her duties al the Atlantic day morning a
I* Dtir Rncces*’
program
on
’There will I »■ imilnow loioiilit” ■ »,,snl
fm lion, air«*l aiirt tine
and purpla iris. From there the Coast Line shop* ibis morning ronsersanon will he presented by fotr’r ** laryt'l a rm w h " ilinrio-eil
Oil heal on fkemp.
,
in j* t>iiiimiiih|iM*
from
l.otil
nml the llirhi* not
party went to the 8t Franria after being ill for two month*.
I)R . IN G R A M
the Department of Conservation.
Surtdnv * net ion
, ( m •r' nn',
I hr*
tm m rot. ..d el I., m t
I* Ajreieal
Alt
Bt rvpi hrook'M ininlnlry
Gardens of Mrs Henry W igh t on
I III Magnolia Ave.
I’hotie 34'
A boat tide and tes base been
tinned j i,,,,- the commieaion has osUh,
Ii .{ol not rftvo the time or ry the rleli’KHl loii wit
Park Avenue.
After
sialkipg
Mrs. C. T
T ille r an.l Mine planned lor tbe
sisiimg
club iiiniih. i nf I he a rriva ls hul f « ii » off.
liehed
o
>»»'<•
.1 il'” P'.
l*r
*t
ocPeggy
T
ille
r
lei
I
Saturday
for
through the garden Mrs W ight
women Thursday afternoon with
Fiarlv Suiulm night it u s - iv 1, osion Iwiug oti Feb
17 *ne
opened her twu piivat* garden* Brunswick, ( i s , where ihey will senior and junior clubs ul to ta l Ih. f it *i I.. c»mie w rro **hnt
porter! Ihe noviintM .nl’ howioE pricea " i n
f<n aec«iu .nptiwl,
m il
Mll!»eralor*"
fnr Ihe visitors In view.
vf lit relatives lot • lew days. fiahles acting as hostesses
lo
(german
pre*Mii*
I»»*
*
I
-ettb-rl
mitihtio
toolAnunuinm
runyi'. heavy bonihrr* prn.hu r-1
From the Wight tiardena the
Thursday s'ru in g hs* been set
iL r
t'onnolblaleil
A i r r m *t itft Itotiblea and th»- umoima ol it e j im,| niaihinv 1 >"^s al***aoV hav**
lour continued to Ihe Sanford
Donald
Donri, J r . who hi* •side as Junioi | veiling and will
new nihinl mmomI'vi * i Iid - tm in
tt |ikiI nn«h*i >1 r«ln*iiif*H
*'
(-..
mmiMi I H i of S um IHrirn.
Country CJuh w lie re Ihe guest* been 111 In hi. Vincent’s Hospital open a illi a pro. essjonal of ju n
|,y th» **'ltii.*• of pi oilnflb'll
.. ....... ...........
with h i>ow .m fill three vaeam’le-. woillil he tin J f s,
were served refresh menl* t y the in Jacksonville, underwent an ior delegates A musical pm giam
htiuneed.
luteon^eon III
Garden Club
member*.
There other operation yesterday m orn .nil be presented and Miss N an liliiLt nf f* Ul B rail anil Whitney
But Ihe hour* pn-^r■•I im IH ihe
r„kn..*’. whtrh flovih.p I*™ ! h o t I K T IIS R K TA I> T H A T
were 60 person* present on the ing.
cy Cox. junior editor of tbe petur, al the laVe.off anthr»‘e
ifiiverniiienl
»
‘I
u
i
-H
hiov
fc
HH;
M 1\M t ii IH I
H H .I.K I*
■<\
S M O O TH T I R E W I T H A
tour.
,,
(* F
Vt
(
Clubwoman, will
hi
eolifereiu'ert
WU'I
him
lh
Ih
f
have . rangs- « f * 1 ™ m il-HEAVY
N K TV
TR B A D
Mrs. W. 8. Coleman continued
Mis* Eliiabelh Dyson ha* ar y r * l. mi
’ Junior
Clubwomen
IfRVt1
II
up
lol
III*
IHt
hi
It
l(
ItsiUf
M
IA
M
I
Mai
M
«
T
l
,
r
i
eh to ho.nl. «n v point n
the atudy roars* on ’'Foundation rived flo m C o k ri College 111 Harts
Through H e R y „
1 h,
p j,.
Our recapped Urea will
an annoiiiir.nii’i.i
,trath tt
I m in iI'a ib e i, -4.1
Planting" y b lrh proved interest-, villa, S. C., to epenii Spunk hol tor."
A u lh o rita lh e t»*iti* -a il i e *i u ial f>t>ni *' riftri *!u o h " b'!'*
site r ihi new flra l-lllia
' ' ' r r s " *^ N v ' c : r t
P tH lIll I if * « •1 Ul
Ing and beneficial A reaolution 1iday* with her patents. M l. and
nnnihi’t of iniift ieem«i»* nit .1 nt an HUt.'h ‘ •!■ “**‘»'b nt Sun
Friday moriiipg will he given
tire mileag* and yet (F ry
V I I made by ihe Hose Circle Mrs. F. A Dyson
ihe /Tivermnr oi w .m iFinhon «'■ •ivy |,| our 11 ihr MlMuh* i *'f H a lover to tha repoits of ihe va 1,1
rust ante half at mark a*
'i'c',l...ui.i
nv ss..nj«t«p
lo petition the publics co-opera
rious committees and groups un _
1
fir falili?tn<s kl) M i.un i* U» •"!
, ,
Vtfvnt « r f»nni V ” ?
mutt inipowwihlf it- iM-h if
new flrst-lln* llr*a.
tion in preventing the burning of
„f
p„t,|lt
tin* *n|i.1 ii lit |*,d4 )
"-hr* wu«v f h|ow n fnini an
Mrs. I.ester Johnson and daugh der ihe department
,,,r"
......
Inin! \ ^ n ^ n u U . m
vacant lot* and the cutting o1 ter, Joy, ha.e relum ed In then welfare, followed by a c o n fe r-I ............'
uul i uin iIn
nflfi ii ainl aitolhel
g,„t ,..c Vie.litod With » top ‘ I'CCd tl.ill dncumelll
traa* for power line* and tele hems in Miami s lie i spending ence luncheon of srrim ual sice
haul rr>llnt«*«l »loi*i HfmiI oh I -ii'l t
hour
Ullea
«o
of
TJU
phone poles,
(inoe "Ihe
club the weekend y. .til Ml end Ml* presiuenu and club president*
|mi Mill' itrii
Inn l in ‘t
a»Vi
A n t i q u e S h o w P r n f i l s .tallfn
make* *uch effort* lo beautify R. Z. Johnson, hi
tltltillM Ml*- w *••*! »*|l.t
tin I inlay afieiiiiKin Mrs
T
Ihe elty and ikis i» very dis
t Moore will * p ,,k „„ -M inner
(lit
couraging.
l.eiter JrhliNJU and Mi
and sn.r ihe \\ ar on Accident* ’ A h
l Iklf flia l»1n «
—
T in # I l F f a l r t B I
ihr h A If I'l Mt Ihr itOf11 of
Mr*. R. A Newintn and Mr*. Mrs. John Thorn I mi of Miami •II I lot nia ping ram a ill |r
‘/toll A
a — l*hItBb 111
I Ih.
I n i t ’ C I iht' tloh luhj « i-ii i lui i n!»> moi ii
the p iw ei'il"
Endue Ctirlell weie chosen as visited with Mi m l M i ' R lulled Friday night al the Pan.
how
u
'hit
i'i
a
i
<
*
I
Party amt anil 4 *
mg
delegates lo Ihe Florida Federa- Johnson, Si
toi e shun while duel in the Woman's r Itlh after
bring
i tl I n t he !1ri 1i i*‘ j,
lion of Harden Clu la Convention y t llt id * ) afternoon
.slurb Ihe convriilhin will ad.
..I ihr
|
Hat it huh * liapi*
journ
ato be held in Sarasota on A p r
Irin of I fir A nn I sill |(n Till til i>ii I
»
il and 8. Alternates will be Mrs.
Among I huts (loin Haulmd a l.
Mrs Fm est Walmer end son
It „atltsaf4 rf*v<» ru i* OtoF
S,.’onti- '•« >>'<• IViiiiian i 11* .'Ii Uni A y I
the
Sadie IImuse and Mis Fred B. Eras si. .of Daytons B.*ch spent tending aie Mis
Ralph Austin •m i
npptMiveil by
* snini I nur Tburailwv i ■ ......ii ,.I Ih hi
Wllaon.
nation* '..m o tiO « tea fn*e tirba’k m i Ii*- u i m m
Ih t weekend with Ml* " iilniei • Smith. Mrs R J J|„||y and Mia.
will ii**
i-Xpct
Moore
A rising voi* of thanks was routhi. Mis Ira Southward, on B i
dnv
l’n*»H»c
tier’ll foi the v mi ■ i I 11it I (Ik |*|*>|
given Mr* Flmtor Curlrtt for her Heat Twentieth Street
*1,ii -diiy
the! eHa of tfie ol ganiFMi mil
It,, otbi-i Mono' lu ll- nn hill
successful management of Ihe
( tmtiihntioii* tin inritl** iiinnih
Mrs James I l.ylle *nd Mr*
flower show whlim ths Rot* C ir
1 1 rtr.,ro2,7f>ti « » vv supply
, .
I hr* l> to the Hi tn ft) I I nil! h ! lilitl t or
|,„ fi-cnl D O J. npproved t-y
Jacksonville
cle. sponsored. Tli* nest meeting Rosa 6 Begg of
'ii ,idthe T 4.. j under p r i t i M y d
. t.dd I i'll
Hint
p , t o . .Th
will be held at the home of Ur*. war* the weekend guests of theii
. in, «du>
. „ i . .miiili-mental
Tor the past Hue.
vein- the
Tolar at h*i
A. W . Epp* on I a Ii * Minnie in •later. Mi* H i
Complimenting Mis I’ W | | ».
1 K1U.1I, I
, | n„i«se i Sallle t i n ,ns.HI I tin pi ei tins |iiinl
home on Magnolia Avenue
April.
cock of- I.o* Angeles, ( a ltf . who fr .........
l’“ ............■
' 111, the III ■nd 1|1*'ll lit 1Ilf W P A
i» ' Isit:ng hit si*lei, Mia 1'ied F'JjJav
,
sure rs r White Nmsi-ry
'< ln>d fur the
Uiaa Duiutiiy W ig g ..i' ieturned T Williams. M i« H. F^, Tolai en
Tl»e d u g o i u l pull U f tb r eUtlftC vvai»fbi>c
Ihe I l' '■'* , . , , , , , 1 1
intuit tied children id winking miithets
yeslerday to lb* Dn-versity
of te| I silled with a hi 1.1 gs lonrhrmi h e The .. ......... nl ........ -Iv
the
il tap* t oru a v r i youi Ju p l ir a g m lo make it
Geoig.a in Aih eu v a f l 'i spending at her him.* on ilagnuha Avenue liriluiii * tin "'I,
of ftaugfiti’i w of thr Aim ni wii [(cyo.
plane- nnd
'|U"Mlit.e
thnllm
giy alim Batutr arul l^owvi lu fiitv.
lit* bpung iiu pJajs v.'.tii bet p>
T i .Jay af Irinoon
lit it 1i’l t lilt llltl HIMInil* hi ■* Hi 111«*111tooI of im
fp n u g flow n* w rit used In 'la ' ' „ '"-"'e s p e i ted tn l'* "' thr
M r. and Mr*. M L
W right i*nts, Mr and Mr* M F l' '
bum ytiut hgutv to Iit hr ihrmlrt Im rt T hr l*uc
On- .......ml - l u l l , .- .,1 pul'lull.
rival*
a
Spun*
a I iitfi*|ihi*) *- Semite III esiully the < » » " fnrm | tei. - 1 nnd ....... n h-t uf -. Ins.
arere host* at a picnic supper gins.
b u ll hfliyckJt burnt yoiithfulJy MmJcl 4HH-»
Ihtoughout (lie pally .........* The
..........„
d l-tn e l- which n
Saturday evening at ihalr home
-.is it 14 14# g
tlltl H i t, l*1 bv
1 T the h'lil-e m ....... tit.....
M.ss rin a b e lh l.efle: ha* ■■
la llr (n>n i,w hn li Ihe ..................
I
*|
1*1 rk
MOtl
if
(
i
r
tl'
flow
o
r
r
IVl>
Ulit
f
I
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III)
I'M
Jii
ih
ip
lr
f
on Celery Avenue for member* |m ined to he: studies at ihe Dm
lunchtoti sees sstvsd was overlaid ** r ' . - i .
R iio«rvrU , who i* Ih r present wrtioo)
pi .)r, t
of h
N *rlh
Carolina in C ii»- with a lac* cloth and cenicre.l imm«
uty of
nf the Poll Office Cieika and Uia varsity
Chm,)ii fOft»1
furnKhlng iituutisl rtiMii# foi il
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attar
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with an a n angeiuent of cal-udu.
A uxiliary. Quantities of
irw-eet
r n whltni Ts ' ...............
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h,. I
O p -u n e n t. "I the I’-Js'deo.
M..I
parent*, M r
and
Ia» and baby bteatli
The in lundn-n-e p tu g i" " ' . »nc*ded thnt < i««*nnr*, N .
i t Fi. Of F,
pea* were used to dtoorate the l.e f t ln . tos several d a y .
F» Vg i tit i 94
dividaul tables *l*o rmph**it<d they hnd ........ ...
It in Itnpni fry tf*» m»rii.firi * **I j
nl
room* of the home for ibe occa
the paity theme with so nil Ido. ing Ih* toll M-nnlni « 1*0. Deln
tin oriraiilfation ilit,t u , a.»,t •, |
Mr*. W . R Williams ha* »* >'** b*sk*t* holding pink veihcn*
sion. .Supper was (erred hetfet
ucrat, Idaho, n h mlina <>l'l»* fro 1h•!» cun Ire mailt l .i thr < ■n
■tyl* from the dining table.which guests bar •SCO lUttoa, Ms* H
Mi*. Hitcock was preseutml « .III.m l.I I'tedn l.-il
S j, rtl.1 <1 \|» mi,j ih |
y* I 1
1I, |
'bat
Omr
we* cantered with arrangement* L , B i r n ll and daughter. I T> “
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buck entitled "Bo Ih l* |. Flm
would ........... 'I
16 "•'8'1 they fei I in „ p»„), ,| ,,f ,
of sweet pea*.
of Charlotte. H
C . •"<*
Ida from Ibe huetvs* a* * mi
v,,hu i" (Tii tiin m u M ty
tlvr Vott'K
participated in gam** of Chin*** C. 0 Brewn and daughter, Jul.a
inento of the occasion Miss AnnP
! " r t ' Mia \ Tr |>r
i ,,
T h r Bitppl> hill '! **•^ r a r iir
Following cupper the guest* of R a le ig h ._______
Haw kin* recelvei! * prise f..i H.ftlD.mNMKMi
rofiaitruc tli.O Ihi |.h .I\ tio.r, Hll> oirmhai
l
lor
checkara, yummy and other game*.
ih 4**1 ii havv
_
seining high In the games
<.f
M r and Mis. Cbarlaa l.oid Mt
Thoaa present ware:
M r and
llld a * clayed donna the aflei
pro gran'' and »CM,ftMl,mHi fnr e*
•( •** I . T ’l K I 'd
l I. \ S N I I \
Mrs. H. F . Cranshew, M r. and and Mrs C C . W a i t and Mr
S A N M IH H . I I.O K Il) \
noon srfth M i* h V
Huprerl.r panslitrt nl On _ )>*»> * . *,r *'!!!; I "1 lO H J> i,|||[
Mr*. II. A . Moral*ruj, Mr*. Addle and Mrs. R E. KIpP «ad c h llJitn winning low p m * amt Mis fin
..........
.
i.s
well
•■
funds
(n
motored
to
Ocala
y*»t*rday
wbei*
W are, M U* Mar* U u is a Muller,
M. I In in In
-V
t *"-*," 1 \
ward Christensen, screeno prls*
regular npei nl nm- ’ during
• v pf »■
Grace Dare*. Shirley Moreland, they attended the funeral of Jo* Collage* (if sweet p e n and baby
eomlng flsrnl icat
Mlsa Martha W right, M L* M ary itb y . M r. Irhjr »* * lb* k ioihvr- breath s**re piesenlrd In each
I n i |.s|
R n M N h T I lK I
Wditi
and Mr
of Mrs. lo id
right, bwlaVr
T K B K O M IS TS S E N T I'N l'K H
guest Jrofh the hostess.
j'*h M m«nl o» fni> •* ( J i n U
■Ight Prlaat.
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Those enjoying the pally wllh
lUlli
Fourteen
ulleged le rm l
ol - t r t
S A S if H
f 9 9 C O I O M
IM
Ralph T o la r haa returueil i « hi* Mra. Total and ihe guest
Isis W’-re sentenced In term* nl M lt <f n il i *i *4ol I i
.\l tori 11,4
honor seen i
gtudlei at tha U n lv* i»lty
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Mr* Fisxl T
W illiams,
Mo
N orth Carolina la Chapsl IDII
tribunal Huinlay
They
were
after jpendin* a few days wfth Roe* G . Begg and Mr*, .feme* I. .barged with pint ting ussnsstn* J o lt H \N 'l F.l• n> niM.d, r, k ■
hi* paranU, D r. and Mr* J. N. Lytle uf Jechsonville, Mr*. Roy i lions, thefts ami subversive |nt
inir*u‘ M iirU u Sinilft, 111 Sui,
To la r. Ha wat accompanied to Syme*, hr.. Mr*. K J llolly Mr* IlHt-al artlnn
fi*rit A vr
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TV.
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Mr*
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Comp
Ja c k u n v illa by D r. T o la r and
ten,
Mr*.
Howard
Christensen,
of
g Lfgl^-P”
Donald Dunn..
wanton. TV!*,, Mr* John Melsch
'!r„ Mra. W M. Scotl, Mrs Ralph
u ilh t Smith, Mrs. TV. 1) M m h ,
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U K M K M D E R I
TF*. W . L. Cooper, Mr*. J. C
She
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always
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an
artistic
ennett, Mr*. H a rry Herrwn ami
) ODD I t It FROCKl
corsage cm her birthday, bedding an
'fa. J . N . Tolar.
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■Jreraary, ar athar apavlal ace anIon
Arooalook
county in Maine
A . K . R O S S E T T E R
$ 1 .2 5 &
$ 1 .9 8
rqahaa tha claim that In a nonnul
F IX )(tIH T — ( R l.E f t t A V K .
year it produces one out of evrrv
LoloOul oi Foitai »flg i orxToi rwa.
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Fsunualla itylai in brootkloth. dottad
tii r v a u . t i i
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LOURING BKAL, gocMjr Editor
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W o m e n ’s
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Personals
TU B S D A T
G U dla la C hib of O . F . B. « H l
* t tbo home of M m . V i. ft.
'I ____
S**
H*y* ca on U O N o i t l French
A.VLAU* a t 1 :0 0 P . M. with M ir.
Fra nk Croaby ■■ re-hnslm *.
Bavrtag aeaatona w ill be h»WJ
In iho W M u m Club -fro m 2:30
• P . I I . until 8:30 P. M.
for the
Bed Croon.
. . . toU U FN B B D A V . .
* T h a i# w ill bo • corerod dlah
•upper at the Legion H u t for oil
A u x ilia ry meraben of the A m erl• can Legion and their huibands
nnd all legionnalrw
» ntl ***p,r
wire* » l T*>° p - M - A " u d u *
•re requeeted A Wring e cuv*r The<>l,C i»lc Deportment .o f Ihe
Worn* n’a Ctob w in
h oe.
.
dish lunchoon at h ®
” clocW at the club ho|i* with
mombero of the Sanford Gordon
Club an opeclal
M r ,‘
H enry M cLaulln. J r ., will give a
• talk and demonotratlon on the
propagation and care of atoleoo.
Tb o Homo . Demonotrallon Oound l and tbo public I* Invited in
attend the meeting which follow*
at 8:00 P . 1
and ..hear Mr*.
A Alfred E . W a tt epeek. Hn*t***e»
• will ha Mr*. ■O . P. llem don end
Mr*. L . P. Hagan.
There will be a call meeting
»m| practice, of., the . Hrminnle
Robekah Lodge In the I. O. O F
. H a ll a t T:S0 P, M.
to
Tb a Ju n io r A u x ilia ry of the
Am erican Legion w ill meet kt
the home of Ml** Helen Q u a rtenaan at 1:80 P. M.
S tartle aaaalana w ill ruoimue
for tbo Red Croao In the 'V o.
. man'* Club from 0:80 A , M tin.
■* tU 11:80 cM o d n .
; m in u D A T
Th e regular meeting and In.
etaltaUon of officer* of Rem Imil*
Rtbekah Lodge w ill he held In
Ibe I. O. 0 . F . H ell *1 Hint
P
M.
Thera w ill be a coffee IMfty
and antique »bow at the Wo.
man’e Club frorp 10:3(1 A . M.
until 11:00 noen. There will be
a program at 11:0U o'clock fnr
the benefit of the charily fund of
the Bailie Harriaon a m p le - of
the Daughter* of the American
Revolution....
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H A fft
BIRTHDAY
Randall Chaae
- __ . — - Earl Lao
Tire Recapping
C . - C . W e lsh
(i. 0 . P. Rejects
Resignation Of
Joseph Martin
Will
WELSH TIRE SHOP
Tti Charity
Eliminate those ageing
bulges and bumps with
Mrs. Hipcock Is
Honored AJ Lunch
MisS i m p l i c i t q
Plci'ifo, la fi el d Eo r c
Post Office Clerkfi
syso
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TH E VO W ELL CO.
[M B W ...
DON’T FORGfit TO
that Private* First Claiw Charles
A. Leavitt and Jatttei P. Drown
who have been itatlonnl a t Camp
Blending ar# Lalng traniferred
t* Fort Bam Houston, Texas, lo
attend a (raining achnol at lb*
Button hospital there,
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b e lli und ottiar Ana fabrics,
CKNTRAI. FLA. SCHOOL OF COMMfcHffc:
Oefsdnd, Florida
UA C’omplclc HuainrM Hchool''
jj(/
g - - entevd eushsbla In Isory FtakaaLi>a NannaSas this iMCari
A cre a a tln i.
l> n * »r itla g , HkurlttowL Htrnulypy
(tha
machine
method of ahirrlhand). and «th »r
n k a n rlil
aulijecta.
Day
and
•Vamtof claaaen.
Floor
p law*' f|* l w nt *lev taU'
fe w . H*S*I a-w - O f r a w
M b . t . a i ’ra*ai platoad
to w l.(H a s t.L td
rafelB J ®
[iM a c k
KR ms^ iFi VStWT JVwiic^i * r.V-'
V* r . t
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S '. - V ’i Y l jt
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BF-1 . r S l U
:
f Pasta# twlss ■**
fato yak* sad takra
f u l l (ran*. A Jtn p U <
I m aaiars. pal* ktoa,
M w t o 4 .l t mat.
BAN FORD. FLORIDA
�U£
m
m
P48C
R acin g
300 Basketball
Coaches G a t h e r
Clerk of Ik* Ctroall Court t l nonlord Florida IkU Monk Ilk JSIL
(■CAL)
a P. IIERNDOM.
•
Clorfc clrrult Court
Brr A. H WEEES, D. C.
To Bisenss Rules
Whitlock WDIa~
st ployed semi-pro boll "lth
(Kng 2 Fielders, kSchenectady.
Writer And Catch- Calbooti, * who throw* >lfhl
and hit* loft bandeJT U
ir F ro m 8 . C. handed
18-yea re-old, flvs foot and nine
Stum* from Croon.
Is week, o tto Coldirrom Fa la Chi arc
outfleidort Richard
t e r : Kalak Mindy,
r Bletawa, pitcher)
itboua. . Inflaldari
outfielder) Earnest
ildari Henry La^ IM Curtk Han.
fhltlock baa an In
■ lg-year-old
about li>,
right handed
For Sals
Inch**. sod boa rigm d with a
Uam bt LUUa Folia, Minn. F#L
tor. another man who throws
with Ml right nod cu t hot l«fthanded, la IS and itonda flT# foot,
nlna Inrbei, tipping
ol - 1H pound*, nod
Mini-pro boll In S rj
Eorncat LaVallcy is i
Inflcldor agud SO will
of hi* fir* fool, 11 Inch frame,
___ __
. ml-pro ball
for MarrinaUe, Wise. Henry Lovalls, 20-yaar-old right* handed
pitcher, standi on* Inch abova
■in feet and haa played acmLpro
hall In Waal Warwoek, R- L
Curt la Hanson, another righthanded pitcher. Is 20 ysars old,
standing flva test. I t Inches, ha*
played Mini-pro boll ot Dode,
end when Martina Pom , Argen
tina golf profeaslonal, hit hla hall
lota a wad of wna paper In the
greater Greensboro open , , \
while th* pro* and official*
argued, th* galteryfta almply
dropped o match on Um paper
. . . before th* blase wa* diecovered th* haiard had eliminated
i.taelf . . . coat to P om : on*
aeorehad toll.
War bulletin: Balkan hoetllltlM
or no, Bualnoaa Manager H. P.
Dawaon o f the Norfolk (Va.)
T a n will have an Italian abort,
stop and n Greek f i n t baseman
. . . Eddla Rerglacoml I* the
Italian, Hal Soofss tbs Greek
. . .th e y 'll b* In th* lineup When
Norfolk opens tbs Mason . .
odd bombardment*: Mike Dejon
will tm bock In Birmingham,
doing' bpalnete ns. uanal . . .
Boron f*n* think boll show the
Mm* . U t f . hlttlne as ho did last
Betz Seeded Top,
Bundy Second In
Indoor Net Meet
BROOUNE, Mare. Mar. 24 OPh—Paulina Bets, of Rollins
College waa top seadad b i t night
In a small field of 17 whkh will
open competition today In th*
women's national Indoor tennis
championships a t L o n g w o o d
Cricket Club's covered court*.
Mr*. Sarah
Palfrey Cooke,
winner of th* slngtM title last
"BUNGALOW
mica to how to fcoep player* from
getting llrod.
Feature* of the gathering will
be the clink and ruloa domonalrollon, condorUrl by El wood Gels**,
ataodata director of Ota Collegi
ate Rathetboll Officials Bureau,
and th* final gam* of th* MadU
ton £qnar* Cardan Invitation
Tournament,' a t trblch tha coachea
will b* gueot*.
,
Clair fide. Long latand Univer.
alty coach, will review the offenaca of the . team* ploying - tn
tha Garden tournament j Blair
Gulllon of Corn*]I will dlacuna
factor* In taoehlng basketball
fundamental! i Sam Barry of
Southern California will talk on
ttandardiiaflon of aqnlpmont and
Dave Walth will apeak about
hathethall officiating inrobletna.
till
‘a m m m ®
MY
A good reason you ought to
try
BLACK-DRAUGHT
nest
time la—It ha* been a favorite
laxative tn th* ’South for four
generations! You’ll ditcovar aa
all around good *laxative—spicy
aromatic, easy Id take. Used as
directed, . Its action I* usually
gentle and thorough, loo. There's
a tonls-ls saliva Ingredient In
BLACK-DRAUOUT whkh help*
to ta w lasy totestinai musdosl
Fleets
T h a" -vt "Concern
You
i . *\ r
■* v- "
AND
Iowa has a law requiring
oil trucks must bo able to m
lists n 9 parent grad* at
mile* an hour.
IN CIRCUIT COURT NINTR JUUICTAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
•KMIKULR COUNTS FLORIDA
IN CMARCRRT.
LENA MAE DRYANT. Flalntlff,
(JCORaE M. mtYANT. /DeletMont.
I I U FOR DIVORCM— ORDER
OF PUBLICATION
Uenrue M.
rare of Y MCA,
Atlanta, (J,t,r*1*:
You ar* hereby notlfUA’ that
suit for Slevre* boa been brouaht
■•alnet yon In the circuit Court
In in ! for Nominal* County, FlorId*. In Chancer, by Lea* Ms*
Bryant and you ara hereby ordered
end required to enter your ap
pearand In paid ault on Mar Slh.
IIU: herein fell nSI a r i a Seer**
e v s n v
BUSINESS
h a s one
OH TW O
for 18,194 parsons, supports so annual
payroll bf $13,757,151 and contributed
$1,739,893.93 laat year’ In sta te tasoa.
It la th* brew er*' responsibility to
make good beer—th# retailers’responsi
bility to eetl beer In w holesom e surroundings—and the legally constituted
authorities' responsibility to enforce th*
la w e AD of th aw , working together
w ith the public, arc needed to protect
the future or beer.
You, too, con helt^the cause of modoration by < 0 patronising only rep u ta
ble place* w h e n beer Is aold;(3)and re
porting any violation you m ay obaerv*
to tha duly oooatitutad authoritioa.
e i® !£ te .
•V
In a achool full of bright, self-re*port
ing stu d en t!, there are v ery likely to b#
on* o r tw o com pletely locking In good
com m on sens*. And th at go** for huh
m m , too...particularly th# beer retail
ing buafawoa.
O ut of thousands of boor retailers
echo conduct rw portable, law-abiding
business**, there m aybe a few “dunce"
retailors w h o disobey th* law o r per
m it anti-social condition*.
‘ T h a w few mntrantfd retailers are s
m anse* to tbo future of t{>* beer ind u e try ...a n d also of th e benefits beer
h a s m a d s p o ssib le. R ig h t h e re Is
F lo rid a , b ea r p rovide* e m p lo y m e n t
WOMEN
Second ranked' In th# single*
field wa* Dorothy May Bundy,
■Iso of Rollins, wblls ’Mre. Frtward Rlvhany, of BrookIIn*, tha
former Helen Pedersen, of Btai*.
ford, Conn., and Key Wlnthrcp.
of Ipswkh. were glean. th in ana
fourth seeding*.
■; t- . ; ' ’
Other* antared Include Rather.
In* Hnhbel. Dedham: ' Virginia
Vigor* apd Garden Bepplka
Henry A. Russell
Seed Company
St tSjSf MS' m
Tfccopold, Boatoni Mr*. Oterge
Abbott, Newton) Mrs. Adrian
Rubai, Boston and Mrs. Reginald
Smith wick, Newton.
y t
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CVFKV
SCHOOL
1$ Your Lixitivi
a Ltadtr?
* i
SA CW Fias
Iko llaio a t . Ik* f ln t publleetl**
of tkl* notice. Each c U n or do-,
maad okall bo la wntla*. and ahall C
atato tbo pier* of rootdonoo and
pdkt Otneo a ttr iH of Iko Claim*'.?,
and ahall bo aw entlo bf tba claim
ant. a n a l, or alioraor, and. aar
aurh claim or domaac not an rilot*
aboil bo void.’
\
JAMES E. ROWLAND. L'a ,
Aa cl rent ar of tbo Loot. Wilt O
and 'Tootamrnt ol Edmund
* B. Rourkc, Dccooaod.
rira t publication r ebruary 14th.
100 W . F ir s t S t P h ono 41
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R E A D Y IN
TWO
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MINUTES/ >
HELLO, DAN.
t e a r s w o lfWHAT NOW ?
TWO FOLLOW*
TMKV WERE IN
WITH OANWOK-but wk’vk aerr
TO, PIN D KAV/
raior - Starter - ihiel Pump
lagnetp - Wiper Motors
Parts and Repairs
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BAt»FOHU, FLA.
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mar a rows
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S im ila r Aram l a F lo rid a
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y ,
wtsem
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98,000
Week
Gniziani Quits
• His Army Po3l
Ix'Rislat ion Expected
jTo Add To Incomes
I Of Growers By Sum
(’i Of Billion Annually
Two More Drafted
Men Of Seminole
Go To Blanding
LONDON, Mar. 2 ti —f/P)— Spring* left for Camp lllandlnf
Thd -Brftiah Adm iralty an Ihls morning to lie inducted Into
nounced tod*r a drop fit the A r rry as the men to fill the
^Britain’s sea loancj for th* March ipiota for Seminole Coun
second consecutive week, rc- ty.
M r. Merrhant s>n railed l » Dortlnp that 23 Britlnh and
Allied merchantmen totaling cause he had been * meniler of
■'M.Tra tons were lost in the the National Guard for sis vears
and had been a corporal in Com • r e e k ended Mar. 10.
‘ Thla compared with l o w t psiiy U , he said. He hopes to be
*
Planning Meals In Britain Made
Difficult By Shortage Of Food
9z a z .~ j,i, i__.a—
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,*V lri^rlhvrffif Sthtes
lie * p Ii>)
action, ,fl
MonJ « t ImincdlstCrV . ^ ^ U n T O W n ^ T
th# _ O akoUs.
,r “be mart* In U n a , W yom ing,
lent A
Wisconsin and p a m of Michigan
win.*'
yesterday w ith to n e snow re
t wg iircd most urgently'
I
n (■envoys fo r Am erl ported.
Ctesr weather was reported on
can s u p p lIM T th* editorial said/
W hile bther newspapers have the Pacific roast, and In p a rU of
DakoU
and
beta urg ing that
th*
United MinnesoU, North
Hlate* take step* to make re r. Idaho, but light rains were re
m tala that Am erican supplies renrh ported northward from central
w B rltila , n il heretofora have re Georgia and South Carolina to
fit! brad from proposlag American Lak* Ontario. Sim ilar conditions
were reported In
Florida
end
conVoys/
“Wo need averv enemy and acu southern Texes.
l A r temperatures of 31 degrees
Iral *bip that n o r Ilea Idle in
an American harbor." th* Sketch ■ere reported in Chleagn, Buffalo
0 said. **Wo need every Amrriehn end Milwaukee.
ship that America do** not need
tor herself. W* need every Amort,
can ■ captain, every American ship’s
engineer, every American sea
a n n who esq_be: spared from
m America’s! ossa, war s f fs rt
_ r a H(s tv eannoa afford to wait, nor
>V , can American afford to- w ait fn,
pntllc opinion.while Germany acu
with such concentre tad fares on
our, maritime resources."
J
T U ^ ■ J" ■■ M'ton
•
J TERMED VIOLATION
7
T A L L A 1I/'na “hnme5 (AV-Uae o f —
on cm*
nu de’’ and’ “l_____
I*ake Monroe Woman
Dies At Age Of 74
Mrs. Nora Rwanson, 74, died
this morning a t 7:89 o'clock al
her horns In I^tk* Monro*. She
was born’ in IrsUnd on Mar. 17,
1( 47.
Survivors Include her husband.
N ib Swanson, n son, Norman
Rwanson, and two grandchildren,
Carollrt* and Harry
Swanson.
Funeral service* will he held
Wednesday a l 8i00 P. M. a t th#
m crcU lly-m a nu f art nred produrt*
Was declared violative
af
the laitheran Cemstsry In Lak* Mon.
U law tor A tto rney .General roe, with Father Bishops of Or.
Undo officiating. Arrangements
are bring handled (w the Carry
Hand Funeral lloma In Orlando.
WAS THIS YOU?
iHarry ftchlffley
I
Killed In Crash
Harry Rchirfby, former Ban.
ford resident who- moved to Co
lombia, 8 C.. with h b family
about five years ago, was k ills'
In a train-car collision b a t week
1st Columhb, It was learned to-
,dsv.
Th e yoongral son of M r. am*
II Mrs. Georg# Schlff1«y,
Mr.
.OrhlffUv allended schools
in
ifUnfnrd and had a Bamber , f
jfriend* her*, flurriror* Include. Ir
addition to h b wife, h b parents,
la brother. Georg* Bridffley, nod
a married *trier, Ora former HIM
IMartha BchlffWy.
Armv Charters Liner
Jo Transport Troops
| W a s h i n g t o n . M ar. u ~ -u r
— IN ? » IdIlly o f the Ann* u
Held In Questioning
Nation Is Exempted
From Giving Mili
tary Assistance To
Alliance Countries
Limitations Are
Help To Britain
Greeks And Germans
Reported In Small itit
Frontier Skirmishes
iis
__OS.**
; |>r(rfi,
placed in a heavy weapons unit
and preferrs the machine gun.
When h* is Inducted at Camp
Poller »n* nhown ht*ru with Rome of thi* 1 f» MtM<lrnt* of thi* Unt*
Dlandlng he w ill lie rated as a
v m i t y of Mexico uir«'Ati><| a ftrr » riotous ilvittortMrutinn out*
private instead of a corporal.
An employee of Reel and Son*, ■itje Ih r « fflt'i* of Mi xtrim Foreign Mini*h-i Patlillu, m Moxiot
Mr. Merrhant has tiecn in San C ity. D im* of ihoAr •rifftC«**l w in iilcnt ihi'il jih » N im «g «o i
ford for about nine years ami
rsine here from Jacksonville.
M r. Cheek was animus to get
into the A rm y amt hoped lo be
transferred to a coast artillery
unit after he is Inducted. H r
has never had any military trainlag but Is thinking of re-enlist
ing at th* Slid of his year if he
F imhI in tl ir
w u r r y rtf
liken the life, be said.
Ktiiclxh hmiM'Vt ivi *m nl Ih r prvw»nt
A married man. Mr Cheek has
timr niitl "It M m |irnh!«-m |>ls(n.
keen working with h|* fsthsr, R.
P. Cheek, as a tree surgeon.'Me
has bertj la Fleetda for M year*
and earn# h e n from Alabama,
lie attended school at ’Orlando
and Wintev Park and played foot
ball whlta a t Winter Park, h*
•aid, Since 19*7 he Ifeed la Semb
Hitler Is W itness
^ W A S H I N G T O N . M i c 25 —
vw- l.cgl. la tl on which lis *uth,-r
S*S<1 wmild add " a h o u l 11,01)11,.
OOU.Oiio u r v s r " lo f a c m e iV lo.
topic ihr* ugh highr e g o v c i n m c n t
loan* w n» appro veil bv the SellA g ri c u l tu r e C om mitte e to.lay.
T h r author. Senator Bankhead
f Du A In ) - mu I the bill w i > Intend,
a s hi pl nrr at mer s nearer a "par*
H it h Intmr anti In d u st ry ,M find
t it x a « aimed at a* »u ri ng the
idurerx of r a tio n , wheat, corn,
rice the " p a r i t y of
ig»* pr ic e " for their
[mr i*xr
Idnet*, through loan* drxigned
serve uit a “ f W under m a r .
1 fulectce Is From
Altamonte Springs:
Commander Of Force March Quota Filled
In Africa Resigns
Merchant of
Sanford
Following Setbacks andRoland
John P. Check of Altamonte
o f 91,881 tons the previous wi*rk,
and 141,S IC tons the week be.
fora th aL
e
Tba
British
said
S.OOO.OOC
A o n s o f A sia shipping had been
sent to . th* bottom in the fiv-.«
weeks lip to Mar. Ifl.
Marshal Rodolfo Q ra tianl todny
resigned the command of Italy's
^ N orth African troop* and the
Vpositions of a rm y ehlsf of staff
and governor of L ity n . lie o r
ganised t A ,Italian advance into
E g y p t w b ld l ha*
turned
Into
m u bafora th* British forrra.
**•*»'* m BItary
ravrraes
In
and Albania have taken a
toll g f hlgh Fascist com.
— m ost « f them
havs
oai h a d an Craeianl did.
fu lng a fla r repeated de. .
ll fo r United Slstee
proteetT American srar
an
rogta to Britain
NUMBER 17B
Member Associated Pretw
11)11
Greater Farm Yugoslavia Becomes
hoans Okeyed
By Committee New Axis Partner;
Anti-U. S. Riot In Mexico City
Admiralty Asserts
Toll Was More
71,000 T o n s
t Week, And
In Previous
M ARCH
Vegetable, Fruit
Growers Asked To
M eet In Florida
L A K R L A N Il. Mar. 2b— ( 8 |k *141^—
of Ih r
Pnlfrd
F r f ih F ^yil »rvl V r g r U ld r Am ol*iRtlon.■'TT^rt|*•►n1lng a p p ro iim * lr;
I j 1,500 of thr country • »tu>rr
IdipnAaot
eumpsnles
ning ru<‘«U.** mi u nor nan red I f l .
I t r lo M m . I
l> M urti n lr«*m
h r r n i r r o in ,Mtm*»li*y, KiiKfnrul,
nrvr a)n! today
T h r I r t l r r wa> plao*ii in a
larga rn vrlu p miirluHl ' w rddi tit
rraRon. T h a rn vrlu p
tint
*’ >*»•
imr'ii p ru ril apiMUrQily for thl«
rrafflon Th o tijiychip dal iu>l con*
viuthilng p k h i r r . nml a n t
lain
imnu* ih«* runtonikrv *,op*'iird hy
handling iexaminrr” seal.
r l V e Senate nAxard the $7,000,*
B 4> 0 0 IvaA eJ ritd apu ro priat lo ^
fill y e a U p l M by a n a tio n a l-u n ity
t o l e of 47 to 0. T h e action rain*
i f t r i .leas Mum tw o h o u r » ’ tlbu
gpwtkiti an t the - opposition did
Hot i u n in t h ar of fer an inaen d.
•lent T h e debate, in fact, conSUtC’l li i rg r l) of Riatemenia of
poaition from n x n r «>f thi- many
■tnaii r .
ho hud voted Mgninxt
tfle on gm ii l li -« > r-lr n d au t h o ritu .
Unit bill but for the atipiop rlaUon
Among
thcae
we!'*
Senator*
Adorn*, hei no rra t, folurMito, \'andenhi-rg
Itepuhliran,
Mithig an ,
I)n> k". H ip uhlie an . and T u f t , Be.
gflll* I is ;«ii. I thin. For the n u n . p a n
thev -uni
that
riiici *
hrlfung
K n g l/intl nml other nution« reaiM*
■ o I he Ax ia power* ha.I hern np.
hy C i m g r r M , it w n« th r
d g t v of tho nutlonnl le gi-lat ur c
to pr.»i uh* fuiidv fot gixing that
polii n * I fort
iT l"
$7.«OIMMIO,O0II fund . Mir
n t U o o ' i lnrge«t peacetime appro,
pria 'i i» would
provide,
rniin g
a ihri t h mgt
$ ^ . 054,000,000 for a i r r r a f i and
aceeR-orir*
.148,000,000
ftH
i *i dwince
iirdnanre xiippliea.
* **•
jiA o.oo o.oo o f o r . V *
ourhtixr of mixrellanewus a g r ic u ltu r .
al and mdiiRtrinl article*
|,i<nayj viiiii* were Inctudeil f >r
lonkx
f*n fep n in n g end outfi*iiri* belligerent vo*»ela in Ame ri
•mi port*, f •r tiiiibllng o» other.
'w i« e at*i|ulring fnctiwie* or f a r .
t ry fcite* for th r m i n u f a r t i r e
..f « m Mippiie* amt for the ex
p. n*« * of ad ministering the n f
Hevood thl* l. r tk b ln w ti, th r de.
. m U were Withheld f r « " i 1 " "
Adam*
who n* r h a i r m a n
. f the S«*nal»-'* 4111* commit lee on
WASHINGTON. Mar.
( AP>—PrvaMrat
Riissvslt
froiv alt toad, af Tag*altvli In Ik* Uni lad RMtra ’
•ads, skartl, s f u r that BalVia kirgdass algpsd ■ tfc*
Rrilln-Raasf.Trk,a
alliapvv.
Ypgoaltvla, th* llih nttiM
ivkos* toad* h»>* bran fra*
sin. ksi u u P ip this n u .
,
(
|
■ I:
Ja rk
Davis
(Irf ll.
27, nml Nhrlla
1*'re mil (iovcrnmenl
Cut» Bread Uation
Nordgren Promoted
At Camp Blanding
City News Biiefu
would provide • reel opportunity
to familiarise an Important group
In Florida's m arktia w ith F lo r.
Ida’s rltrua deal ami the many
forward step* Hi growing and
grading that a r t (s in e ra rrlrd
w.
W . C a rfltt, sxrsatira rice pre.
aidant of th# association,
ap.
panrad bafora a n a s a l meeting
i f the Citrus Commission to dla■uaa the possibility o f holding the
IM S e a n n fltlM M Florida. Im
mediately the coram lar ton
atu
tandad an official InvttaUon which
•raw a walla formal action by tho
advisory boqj-d of, tbs aaoocia-
shift troops swiftly to ontlylnr
regular pirating .at th* Vslitr.
Hot*l W sdnrsda, night at 7 on
o'clock. .
•
"Il* » fun to be a 'S chool Pn.i.
fin a l" w ill ba the topic of Ihr
Klwanls lu n r W -n program Wed
nswday e » arranged b y
Frank
Lam'soq and T . W . I a w t o n ami
speaker* w ill b « Principal* 0 . F.
M cK ay, H . E . M orris And R. K
K »P P .. /
________
154,800 PintH Of
BerrieH Marketed
F I J I N T C I T Y , M ar » — (Bp*,
r i a l) — A lolal of 154J(00 plot* of
strasrbsrrles were marketed b ,
East Hillsborough co u n t, (a rm e ra . M ond*,. It was th* fourth
biggaat volum* d a , of th* 1940I t MR*on.
Official* of th* Plant
C ity
A Joint •meeting and covered
dish suppOr is planned by Camr- Riots Farm ers Market said th*
bsll-Lose lag Past af the A m e ri bsrris# kvtumsd from 10 to 11X
can Legion and tbs Legion A u * - rn tta a. plat, O f abou t 115^47.
illary on Wednesday a t 8:10 I*.
M. a t tbs h a t Aasitlary members 'a r t Inritad to bring thalr
husbands and Legionnaire* nr*
ashed to bring tbelr wire*. Oai.trr
will bo played and prism award.
CanaMe a f ranging WV> soldiers ■rat ibat bi
the vcmcl M ia ba pot la to an. *o Florida
e-alien Iromedlstelv a* an ansi). benefit le
Greek Army Inflict*
Losses Upon It&Uaiui
ir ig h t ),
20, wets
*i about n,»oa.ao«.
. . .
"V
AM«p|*jrat
Wiih u solemn pladsrt* (hot
Tu A kL* *r°oo* would m arch
through h e r te rrito ry . Yumiitav la signed »he BerlinRom e-Tokyj alliance In VJepii* today In cerem oniea n(tended hy Adolf H itler.
.
VVelJ Informed uuhrters afcserted Germany spacificalfy
guaranteed her territorial Ini* g rlt, Th u s, th* terms of tk*
part svsrtsd a severe blow to th*
Jsfsns* plans of B ritain and
Grate# agtinst an sxpsctsd N a tl
Proposed Statute Garland Spencer invasion of Gfss^s.
CuriA Dealers Of Wins Golf Title
Liquor In Sanford In Surprise Play
" K v i f y t h l nng
j Is Lig)dening up
frrsh fru it, ami rsgstahlrs, will
M is
M a rlin ', ule
b* given sn npporUm lty lo In tin* bh«)|i
w r i l i i h r r . " i m l uitiuns, uiang^H
L a b o r F o r C o n im u n it y
■riliarlir thnnsrlves with Flor Iriiion*. r h * r « r , I i u i i u p u a , lonin.
Ida's rltrua industry; If an 1st Mil I turn are out of th r «|U«*»tI••!«
H o i i k c 1h O f f e r e d
lion to that body tu hold ,Its -iHIh
" V o u jURt can't huy Ihein," t o
M y N Y A S u p e r v is o r
annual ronvrnllon In Klorula. > > ll t l » r r o n tin u r* .
If iln*r«
<
tendril liy thr
Horlda
< itiu » liny, I h r fihi»pk*rj<r r*i
t linn
f
t’oininisslon. i. orrrptod.
fol th rmsrl ve * *’
tin ( t i v i 'ommift*lnncr* plsr*d
T lir rolivrllhon would b r told
Sn>iug that *,w r lift* h vr m
i
on fir-1 reading lu-t night mi
prrfrta b ly In some ronnnuniiv m •In) at a tim e," M r»
ordinam • doRiguod I«* limit the
Ihr rllru s In-Ii , around th* liojldl, hirer aRSrrt* that "«• ’ j ii *I • niii
uf next January. A t trany itrle thr lilra of an invM<«P»h If pai m
number of lupim sondoiN tu one
Ibe c r u r » o
g a in bring th rir wives, it i . ••*. i itMipN d r i p h r r r \\r -lotU f••t
pul.iiri w "U ld
for e v r i v t ,n OO m the city n pop
make
-u
tli
peel**! thr convention would l.i mu ihrin from Innli to limit,"
nlverU**' B<* m u ’* ii»'Cil*
II ] It I lull, II N >11)01, ( lolk. Bold
i g'oup » f ipproxlmately -.M ni | F k r i y b m l y la r n t i » l r d in *fniii’
I imIrv I lo o i ilinmiei' will ho volotl
(Irople to tile slat* fur It) to Nl kiltil t.f nut Iona) woik. the wi ttn
upon i« i Ho u n i i r g u l m meeting
dayi
aya " I am a St Jo h iu m m
M e iitlrri
uf th*
ass* latioh |m tu » tlmii jrt, Audri-y liu» gonr
I ho . * ol lnmihebN mill |»«*t n1 1 1’
handle a substantial part *>^l ib**
the rin u trainee
for
inutiilionn
giunteil on or pr im to tho «iitr*
snnual crop of Florida’s citrus f'harlr* I* on muiiilioiiu tmd mI am
V i r i l Y . France Ma r 28 i d * ) tho oidinnnio I h t u i i i m I mw Mhall
fruits. Bringing th* convent urn itu4-N hi* turn at fire wntrhm g if
n»e governfueiit ann^ iinreil Mon. not b* »ilfooted, it i* provldrnl
to Florida also would provide the Ih r gifimmar at ht ol where Joti i
I th r dit 11v bread ration
lb Mb I p III Wine Mild t>4*el HI*'
opportunity fur lh*M fruit and goea and (ienffrey 1- an A H l ‘ •lav *b reduced from 100 to 240
f
exempt**! from tin- piovlRioim
will )-■
vegetable handlers U> obtain lu s t- worker, na la Fvclinr'n Hupaliaanst
mini on | tn F r a n c e s
the pmptMvi
prop* tl I n * . whieh nlipu
hand information on other Flm
Speaking of air mid* on nearby k-rpm" ' Db
effective
A
p
r
1.
ids crops, a large
volume of town*, the letter m y -. “ You w *11 •ri-fupied tone ill l*» kept al 71 liitrii thnl '■|ireiuH*i» I•• verulum *d
mml that it
any bi viin gen eacept h me “ *• •
which goes through th* *»*'« m have hr a nl of t Ii4* iunl» oil Mnn
srerns in thr umnvuptmi »<*'«•
!»**»'r -ImlI fiul le granted in ex
Jon membership.
cheater and Salf< rd It w m mn«
A t thV .h n ir tim r. m rsl will l * rtMkx ol one In 1,HIH) |>rr«on« lit
It Is estimated member, uf the houm on the Hatiinlay night on I
rn lu n il 20 |*rtrrnl t.* 1 0 tirkvt* the t it* id
d
Hotel*
association handle approximately
I hours on tlir Sunday nigh*
arh |*ri which tin vi* Iff*S anrn fmdime
uf otwill 3 -IK miners
room*
500,000 carloads of fresh fruits We could ace the glow of fire*
are
h
I
m
i
i
xt
ii
n
i
l
fm
n
i
the
ui month.
and the bomba *< united terrific
and vegetables annually
dinatire
Ju st where In Florida the con It was aw ful. When Annie went
I. W lluitiin, J i , nf Urlandu,
vention w ill be held ha* nut U t h In work on the Monday morning
a r m *u |h ! v IMiir fill the Nathmnl
•he begged of me not lo gn dow i
<J*f Inllrly
tietrrmlnMJ
It
iC
ra
H
a
w
S
49
a
raae
T
^
a
•
Ym
ilh Admm iRtratiun. wax pre
pointed nut that adaquat* fan I
went nt tli»- meeting nnd Matured
ties muat I * ATtiUblo, Includ
Horonit l.lrulviianl Korl Nord- the i
that the N Y A
ing not only hotel *ecomm<HJji.
vrsn of ('.uii|*uny
I at Comp would i n operate in
furuinhlng
icicif but al*o an auditorium Jarge
lllomling
has
l*rrri
|iruiuul*d
lo
iubot, lot ihi> ( 'ununun ity lfou*e
enough id M l th* mcmbdruhip
first
ll*ut*iiant.
if
w*»
IssrnvH
in Fort Mellon F a i k , which i»
fo r th* b u iin r u attslon* uf the
hare tods,
being di luyed Iwi auRi* nf a ahortronwntlon.
Tsso
iiftwr
Nanfunl
m
rn.
P
rlage of NVI*A wnrkerx
Many of th« m tn b e rt com*
vat* F irst Cla*. f'hsrlrs A . LaoAi ling nil Mr
Murluti n offer,
from th* rich M iulualppl Valley
vitt
ami
P
rivsfr
First
Class
the < ity w dl revump lh « proand Plain* States and thla would
Jam
ra
P
.,B
row
n,
will
report
A
p
ril
iei
t
to
didermirie
If
It it ftnanbt the first trip tu Florid* fur
I Bt Fort Sam llmistnn, Tsa
a larr* number of them. Cltrua
Srnator E. F. Houshn|<irr *ill | whore t h r , will rnroll in th* aur- flail) HMr to furnish RUpplle*.
Mr
Saver «*ul, explaining that
Commission officials ar* amyous spvak to th* Lions Club :it it*
vies I technician fours*.
the N Y A furntahe* only
lalmr
" nr ..... rj \ he .1*1,itv »»••'
B a in
xeltiNt with J a r k Murkurn, * J, by authoHtlea In Chicago for nuen.
turning in Connection Mith i* m i "poet oil kidnap rin g operating in
- o uth ern IBInoi* ntut \|h *uiii i T h e y wer#* arra ited after police re.
si-ivrd * nnh* th iow n from » «peedlilg aulo mc bi le arkutg l « r help
and g i v i n g rt m i luonao number.
t„
F in a I U tii Meet In
FourHome To FiniHb T o u r n a m e n t
l.sillMil S|*t-nrn w*m Ihr I'll,
<)iaiii|iliuu*lii|i ,r»!n*1**y aflrr.
iii*<*fi in a «urpi l.i- fmir.iimr
M'ali h uf Dir mm III ti*r ipl.rtrr
Itnal* Iit-lii al ill, 5*ulit*it*l ('null
i n i lull, Alien Slrtoxr I . y l f jifii,
*• !..... liil tIi(w innriMMir
J
lb .
rmni 1*1* « y r ii -1 I m iimkr
()>• i ••oi iiit'ii |tluy ii lllbl-li with
ifuutr
Hi.
1•
rai'trf r l
nf Hu*
i III*9111|*9g*M him ! |ll*yi<) lb* imifui
In ii f m i - h with l\ It Siiiilti and
Mi
>|»riir«*r li n t iintii
uii r x l i a
liolr wap pl ayn l
Ml
Spi u r n
»1>*.| the I’l i r n ImjI i * m uric u v r r.
lull five (•• vxin when Mi Smith
tu >lrd !•• rpfHv rr frurn u irup
Mild tiM»k MIR MWIIIgS
i tiiw toil! Im' Itir nccuiid
Imir
Mi
Spcticvr ha* hud
tm* name
i n g r a v r d on the ( ‘ha mle t
uf
f oiiimeir* trophy a* tie wa* Hie
wiiiiiei four year* ago und
ham
en r iinrier.up tw tre *mce Hien
lo Hu* play
)e*ti-rduy
Mr
Spi iiri'i won over hi* O rM up.
pom nl
W
(•. Fle ming
hy a
'•ion of five hole* up wiih only
font in play while M <, Smith
Ii u i lo- opponent, Andrew l o i r * ,
o i l ) Hiree u ii with two to play
I lie i mini Mho wed theIwu to in
run* I oil fm first and an extra
hole to a* played to break the tie
and gixi the win lo Ml S|»encer
A ouinher of player* are turnilig up fm the Slate
Amateur
' tiumpionxhip to he played on the
ItobNiliead ruurae al Orlan do in
April Mr Hpencrr won I h r i|U*IU
f v m g medal In the atatr tmirna
merit aeveral years ago and ha*
f'ustoniur ily
in
\VI*A
pro je cU. advanced to the quarter final- nn
that Mgenry furniRhea 7ft j»ercent never 141 occasions.
of the total coat and all Ihr
latkor
The ( ity agreed to pay on#half of the office rent of tha IHaUtct Welfare Board if 11 agree*
to move it* headquarter* to Han
T l i r r r I m illing p e r m i t .
w .r*
ford. M r Sayer aald. Headquar i M u n l *1 the C l t , H all , * . ( * r d a y ,
ter*. uf thia district, which am- srriinling lo Ih* recants of th*
brace* aeveral Central Florida building inspector.
countie*, are now in
Brevard
Permits were issued la Mrs.
county. The rm m tv will be asked 0 A Howard to build s private
*o pay the other Half of tha of garage at 203 Tle n th Rtrset at a
fice rent.
cost of 1125; E M. Arm ltaga to
If the district office le moved -reel two cabins on th* Orlando
to Sanford, It wiU mean
that highway, between Geneva and
four new fa m lliti will
locate Oak Avenues; and Angelo C on.
here, the Clerk explained.
elantin* to build a
four-room
An applkilJon from R. A. fram* house I t a coat of |140.
II Building Pcrmitn
IsHued By Inspector
Newman to build a cement drive
ATHENS, Mar. 15—(AV-Greak way into his tiro shop on P in t
18 M QROfl K I L L E D
traopa fighting ia Albania in. Street waa approved. Mr. Saver
niMad . h e a r, loss** op Italian announced that a City refunding , MANILA. P. L. Mar. » — Un
Miltn In repulsing a osrias of bond, aeries A* had been pur* — Th» Philippines Herald reported
Fascist attacks ,**Wrda, M g, chased at • coat of ff7E*
M ondw from th* lu lu r —hlppU**
lo t Vloaa Rlvsr, n govsnuDsnt
that Alj of 14 More outlaws. Inraksaman declared sariv today.
eluding on# woman, were killed
M R N O P ST C A L M T O
Tha Italians lost about torn* LONDON. Mar.
*■)—Bri •hern lh«V Sttkfkad 44 cotlstabutba troops Urajr threw ton Monday'night ordered men in Ihrisa la Wa TaHjraq dtotrict TW
attacks, th* apokMrasfi the 17-year-oid age group to regie.L other two, w*i w , waro ssrlous“ ►1 U r U r military sewiea on Batur. I , wounded. No ran*table* w«M
lojared, lira nswvfsppr told.
4*7* t o r - I *
a ______ _________
E xra p i for th* stipulation that
Gorman troop, would not vioiota
Yujra*lari>'a fron tlon, tho bM *
Is tho opmo OS those prsvtatislg
signed by H u n |* ry,
Rumania,
.Slovakia and Balgsria
Yugoslavia was reported
to
have agreed lo perm it th* tra m port of war and hospital equip
ment and wounded through J is r
le ir iio t ,— which Greece already
hu, warned th* would consider
•s a "hostile *ct".
A reiiablt l.ondon .oure* said
Germany had
nisxsr.1
*1)0.000
troops in Ih* Balkans
for s
b lllik n e g sltark and lo guard
ih.- Kussltn frontier
t-srller reports had estimated
British strength already landed
nr rsperted [n Greece st 3OU.UO0,
Greek troops which rOnld he d (ee'led lo oppose * N a tl Invasion
Si 1IKI.O00, and T iiik i.ii iroop.
^ 'be H u ig srltn border si IO0,Bulgarian rep ort. ,* „) ( ; r. ^ ,
■ M le rm a n forres alieorl, havs
clashed in minor frontier skir
mishes A rio s i warfare was s i.
mosl .1 , tlfn d a lill
German and British plane* took
r.id .'i" U y ’ r v '?
“ vem lght
H"<*P«
asserted
ih’^ l r
h r* vY losses on
the Itslisns In Albania
•
‘b.vlet Russia took forms! a r.
isu i
,n block further
i- * expansion in s o n th rs s irir
Europe with publication of *
friendship agreement which. In ef.
Turker of ,u"
e rl.i .I d against derm * ., troop,
7 ,Tu r1l,,>' >■ Plunged into ws, To
defend the O a rdtnelle.
Th e Soviet Union. u Tu rk ish
" f u ir ^ H '
U ' l'r0,,ll‘ ed
full end comprehensive neutral.
•«V in csss T u rk e y clashes with
•he N a il nrm isi now massed on
^ w ,lh Bulgsri*.
T ’ i rtlI1lo7 “ i •<“ •! this meant
hat the U S. 8. R I, prepared
)o support T u r k s , with material
"d , ll** that being given to
B ril* n b , the United S>*les and
like that which Russia hat ten
dered to China for scveitl y ra rt
against Japan.
Already, Soviet tro ip r are sta1 , n. « ***r th » Caucasus border
" l,k
«n 4 it is reliably re .
porled that thsy are m a d] up for
the most part of anti-aircraft
gunners, tank corps end tech
nical experts.
T b s , could hi sent to Tu rk e y's
aid much as th* sa n s t o n of
specialists helped Ik* Spanish Rc.
publicans da rin g
tho
Spanish
civil war.
That
a irm a n ,
was acatoly
ewpr# of Ora fast-changing K p s.
•inn n ttlta d l was soon In report*
•upled R um apia
kingdom ’s a rm y
mobilised and
—
on th* F n U
facing Rituln.,,
m w Al w e a t h e r
s
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Winner
rth-South Open Feature
At C oral tiabl
Crown
T
CINCINNATI REDS: THREE IN A ROW?
Car B tce.D nm
Many Top Driven
B j JA C K SORDS
CORAL GABLES, liar. *i—
(A1)—Bit 0 ‘Qreon. a faet-lmprovInc thrce.year.eld filly, ran
away with the featured Key
Larro p o m at Tropical Park
Thursday aa favorite* in aevrral
cventa were aountty beaten.
IMAAAftawx A d P O tlflh
MMMHltlMNrv'd A
JfAKfida WBrtw&iT ,
one el tha. moot apoctacular figurea the spoodemotor boating
game baa aver known—Frank
Lockhart, tha yoothful Indiana.1
polk star who waa dashed to Ida
death on the wave.pocked aaada ^ U ^ t l t e ' n d r . w j " sa tiifsc - °
here In April, IKS, trying- to
better the world's atrnlghtway torily." tha OHQ
reeord. He died behind the steer
ing wheel when 0 tire llevr out
yB & £& i3& s
Capably handled by Apprentice
Eddie Connolly, Bit O’Oreen ran
the ala furlong* In I >10 3-B and
returned *14.40, |7.40 and »4JO
aeroaa th* board.
Proud Dm ' paid 14.20 'and
fSAO to place and the ahow bofae,
eared far the rnnnlag.
J
Additional accomodation and
R eact MJO.
Light Aa Air, tha heavy favor.
Ite, turned out U be the fifth
socrotalr* betting choice to Id*#,
She dropped outer eight after lead.
load
ing the field for two furlongs.
ice tie . wMH. . Lloyd
of Oek Perk, 111., and
Ilealper rot |d00 for second
IlLo (loggin of Whlti
.. V., wllh o 71 and 70
got third and fT.Oo and
U, B. champions, PKA
r Byron Nslaon and
tleholder Uweon UtUr,
all aven at S tt nnl
ampa Writers Win
d r u d g e Ball Match
TAMPA,
Mar.
Sno mailer
S swhat- ^mad Fgyrations
f i iIt
Conn McCreary rods hla (igh.
teenth winner o t the tree 111% in
the aecond race when hla mount.
Sun Antioch, waa awarded fflrni
place over the disqualified Indian
Penny.
1•
Jimmy Chestnut was act dowr.
for the remainder of the meeting
and fined 1100 for hie rough, rid
ing on Indian Penny. Don kfeadt
waa fined f 100 after the seventh
for crossing In front of hla field.
Sun Antioch paid 37-W, $9.40
and 11.70. Eddie A m ro managed
to place with Boat Quality,
which returned 13.20 and |1. and
Steam Roller paid 14.60 to ahow,
Paul Ryan stayed close tehlnd
McCreary tn their duel for Jockey
honor* by bringing bone hla ill.
teenth winner in tha seventh. If#
rode Uope-Diamond, n 111,70,
may go Ihrongh
trta* . ,0
round the turn at high apecd.
A trophy, to bo known aa the 0
Prank lamkhart 7 CUP, ho* been
pootad for the winner. Mora than
DON’T FORGET TO
21-lA V -T h .
1 A dobing team mad* a fine
showing, built arouml Nation*)
champion Johnny Joe* and on
Undefeated sophomore, Jim tieCcurcy. P 1
■!' ‘ " t1 l>
Hum bn. ilw ncr.nla that mem.
here1of th* cut rent UiilvarSIty of
ktbrida Moeball, L ari, gulf, tenills, Sod llfl. teams can vluw oi
their predecessor# on the 1940.41
Oator sports front.
1. t
1 And tho1tho that hove opirtec.
their seatoni already-LriflOi'and
tocfnU—btd fair to equal or escsi
these ’ showings. For the orango
and blue aharpshootora, annually
om of tho boat rlfls teams In U><
nation, bovo gotten off U a graal
atari With Ml consecutive wins,
and tha Inexperienced netmen de
feated Georgia and lied Colorado
VN91UM9 o j y . ,
PigLCrift*
Ida Willard, tha dog that came
Seek from * serious illness, will
start tonight In tho feoturod
Vlftth'a of a rail* roc* at the
Sanford .Orlando Xennal Club,
midway between Banford and Or•ando on U. .1. Highway 17, at
1:11 o'rlnck sharp.
Id* wit) meet such formidable
vuupeny, aa Beauty Kay, Don Or'.ando, Lucky . Mark, Highland
Arpia, HfUnd!,Most,- P e r t Bid*
iKd Daliy’. Th* Willard dog, 'after
dwwntg good early form, come
lown with a serious mid-season
Unrforpn^ lin 1 slowly Isom .cum.
lag,.bark.,,.
1
Greyhound Results
1v a*i ..-ssm.i.,,,., ■ 9 ■
1UB
UBOUVs I’rMo S.4*. *.«*. g t* i
t l t t r Clover ».**. l.lii Pgrstr 1.4*.
IND HACK—pBiurllr :1a t.S
^
PF I 4>/f
Masks*
Bor
( j*«r—I FI*.
1—J ..
WIM nsserl
I I *
I*—1
misls's liusa* ., I I I
I —•
MssksO Dor n . i a ate, t.4*i
wild ti.sjsrl 1*4. ».tt( IHilsU's
i n n HACK—*•!« Mils: II |
p erk need combine on tho links, Dollls IV,Uars' .. V °}> SwB |
c u t big “Ifs'1 aria* In vlswlng tb*
track and baseball squad*. Mti.
Dollls Dollars IM . L ll,
moat b* developed to raplaco the JlooO
tdisn l.lt, -1.|* | Kill
great star* of last season'* track
DOI’MI K. P—C, Ml
team, and Coach Bam McAllis 0*DAILY
r*■>•»•* DslUrs. paid 04 **
ihCHOtXMMVf ter* heavy-hitting baseball lean
i Know twk
haa only on* veteran pitcher, am.
COLA that
m ast Uepaod on untried aopho
move* for other hurllrig atrongth.
4M r .™.ir i i
Tonight’s Entries
. Ft ROT HACK—Futurity I
HACK—Folurtlfj
w r i t e on her Mr
alr#etarr,7or oiler
0UMMMAM if
A StW twuf AriadO'
Ida Willard To
Make Comeback
In Race Tonight
amps Nuggets, composed - of
taeball wiitera covering tha C|nanati Rada, retained. their
A s a D h m j t ay
AbMMU
.S doW p rw eA kM t
Leonard McLucas Elected Secretary, President Spivey
First Award
Treasurer Of State Coaches’ Group Gets
Of AtMettc Club
L, L. McLucaa/ Seminole High
School coach, '.waa elected, sacralary.treasurer of tha Florida
Athletic Coi.chea Areoclatlon at
a meeting held yesterday In con
nection w ith . the Florida Educa
tion Aaroelatton at Tampa, It
waa reported here today.
Other j officers , r Iacted were
Jraa V4thorough1, (if M lenl u « .
high, Wat* vice president, Jim
school athletes durlnj right »c
mcatera.
The creation of an Insurance
fund for Ih* benefit of school
athlstea , Injured In competition
was dleeuased tv the group. The
plan waa endorsed by Ibe
roarhr* and they were urged to
arc It legislation permitting the
creation of |ho fufai. 1 »
1,
"It baa hern talked about for
yrtra," Mob .' lAeketb 1termer
president of tha 'association, aaU,
'and other atntcp havri .Inauranre
plana to pay boapHar bills for
Injured playsrs. m i other ben*,
fit*, but this la the closest Flor*
Id* ha* coma to, having
’ >•
(Spe:
t r M. Spivey
□I n o r m * o n u u w i .College baa
been glvetf Us* v, r*» annual
award of the **8" llab. varsity
r thistle oryranlaatli
person “cootribuUa
advanement' of ' at rtlra a t tbs
roller*." Pr*septal
StWg
diqpalng Bargains/
W/nVafuoM* Prise)
E. Sweeney, of F art. Laudrrdglr.
scrgeant-at-arms.
1
Tho roaches mommendod that
Mora than 40 roacKta and ath
the F1OTUU High Reboot AthkUc Amoetallou ‘retaln ila ruling letic , director* attended rtho meet.
lU t buy* aan jpartlclpato In
rtp UMirt
16 Enter Orange Louis Defends
n * •*’ a
' • 'an '* ''1 2 ^ ,
H is T itle, But
Picking
Fans Know Result
AVON PARK, Mar. I t —48p*rial)—Announflng.that 1* plakan
would taka part In Hi* first an
nual all.Florid* orango ykktng
contest kort Saturday afternoon
th* eonteit wmmltta* today ofD
rtally closed th* entry hooka and
mad* laatwnlnur* arrangamenU
to accomodate o largo crowd ol
th* scene of tho contest in an
orange grove Just outside Avon
Park.
Th* official entry U*t follow* i
C. E. Hplvcy, .reprroentlng punford. Fruit Growers, Inc^ Lake
Alfred | Jtfse D. "PM iKir Brown,
Wlnlor Haven a t r u s . Orowon
L ook, th* wrecking craw fo r
heavyweights of assorted shop**
knd slice, goes to work tonight
m th* Mggoot ta rg e t ho has ever
Sod a* champion.
Putting hla title o n , th* 11m
for th* 39th time, th* Brown
Bornb-r move* Into tho Olympic
:o take on BM-pound Abraham
tlm on, Now Tork giant who
•oasts ■ foot Uwl'a wider; Own old
1*r!mo Corner*'*
“aatehela,’* a
nohd digger Own any fighter Ic
th* ring, a rocks confidence ta d
not much more.
.•«' • V
A crowd o f more than ISfiOa
BSc'wTTl eMWrS
Isusehi
FARM B»ff MARKET
�A
0
S rm tn n fr { 'm in ty P ro rlu re n
'
M ur* F r u i l A nd V e g e ta b le s T lia tt A n y
S im ila r A ron In F lo r id a
i - m 1------------- ■- 1— I I.
inlabUahcd In 1908
roposaT To Reduce
turn To Three BUlions J p Rejected
By* Committee Vote
Even Opponents Say
Measure Will Pass
With Little Change
WASHINGTON, Mar.
IIJ N jm iT u
h Urn firs t N
fM T S
I uf IMI.
-
Mar.
—
22
— Ra J e c Ur or a nronoK al
• to «nt the ambujit fa hhlf. the
SfcnsU Appropriation* Com
mute* today approved uimnlmounly the STjOOO,000,000 aits
propHatlon to carry out the
Administration’ll British aid
T I H I 1A Y ,
F L O R ID A ,
Roosevelt And
Officials Begin
Deep-Sea Trip
Rotary Speaker
Easy Passage
^ P redicted
SA NFO HD ,
MAKCH
22 ,
l'.MI
— r r — ----------------------------- . .
000.
consider tho
Even Us
bVI wohld
uverw helming Iy
JnU g
the
smiling o ^ d e .
— — - —
Potomac, Presidential
t Yacht, Puts To £«a
"With Sun Shining
And Water Smooth
/!')
. . . .
Lumlon Circles See
I'ojmhir O|)|>osition
A.*< L oss
leinV w ar effotts,
the Wemati’s D ub
____ ... Ike
container*
■ in dn»*
f‘ atnrcs
of the city W rolloet llnfoll which
evtnluidly will be made into
ammunition In i England.
Ctrl Scouts will g a lh rr the
tinfoil from the paper rsrton*
once a . week, and U will be
B. D ecree in tiolllksl w it n o
wllh honors from tho University
of C alifornia. in 11134 He won a
Rhodes scholarship
frofti
the
western- district tne seme year,
and was « student s i O sfonl
University from I P.10 i<> |D3!>.
Concentrating on legal studio
while a t Os font, Prof, I .amber 1
received an A. U. degree In 1931
from the Kind Honor School
of Jurisprudence, and In IBJO
H a ra tte packages and thaw ing gum
w rappers, and to drop them
Firemen have offered lo strip
tho Unfoll from |h ? clgaratte
p: cluges, and the L m i Demon^ s tr a tlo n Clubs and rour«H Clubs
w in the county wlU ce-oDerate hy
gathering w rappers. M ayer W.
C. Hill has endorsed the pro j
ect, and offered th}- C ity 's cooperation.
Members of tho eemmJltoe of
• the W oman's Clob who are di
recting the effo rt am Mrs. II,
D. Freem an, Mrs. O. B. Roil Inc,
and Mm, W. & Shipp*. The com
m lttes pointed out te a t ro lle d ,
la g Unroll eras on# small wsy In
Hurt Truck
Shows Imp
#
D A. Reichert,
of Alex Johnson, vueetlenal in
etruetnr at Bemhiole High SeHool
embarked on h er flret plan# trio
today when a h e l-M t tha Jack.
»onv Ilia airport a t 4 | I 0 o'cltrk
for her home In W glhlngton. II
C
E arlier today, Mr, Jahnson said
he was looking forw ard to the
■rln with drlleht, Tha Instructor
look hi* mother by automobile
to Jacksonville, w h e n ah# caughi
the plane.
A form er resident f it Florida.
Mrs Jahnson has mad* her home
'n W ashington sine* th* death o f
her husband. She has aoeat tin’
winter In this sta te , visiting hrr
sons in Tam pa a ^4 Sanford.
Another contribution from no.
gro h ast ball fan* has been IS.
Celved by Otto Caldwell, preaident cf the S sn ferd Baseball A*,
so d s lion.
Charlie Gibson, negm foreman
of the colt re d worker* a t the
Florida Pre-cooling p lant broughtfa a - le tte r and - ISA collected
fm m the worker*, to no toward*
the u p e n s s s of th e -local team .
, Too. U tter la as folio wai
Dear Mr. Caldwell:
Pleas* accept this amount <if
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A Milr tm rk rim - m* i< lb*'
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tu c l N*». h «*f IL* FIoikIw sin ti
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:*o iio-i .o * oo
\i|flM*n
-iitl ion will Lr htild
IIkt'OI 11lid f IHt'fl fM'U'MI MU'
I nr In y n ir Li •<! H Oil o'cluck
------ . ip ft,i havmil « vudo l f i l l idy
ut thr ChuinlH-i ..f i ‘m um m 'f in
Townsend Club
officers
•*■■■' in .. ........ !»■.«
Or Un'l<» A Imnnl nirvlins v*l,l workers in the fifth c o n g re s s io n a l___________________________ ___
• ouvriU* nf 7:-M* I* M . mh I * pro- district will attervl n corifeien.j'ratn will fidlmv thti lfu»in«.*n»
TownHcnd Clulw To
Meet In St. Cloud
hsiilon.
in Rt ( loud Sunday s t
A M , a t which John II
m mt
Well
:!!!A fter
i: 'kIthemTconference,
o.'
the ad
visnry council will meet lo cirri
officers and to dlacna* ways l<.itrengthrn the orgalnaalion and
widen It* service- Dinner will
be served a t th* park, and a t
3:00 P. M. there will b* a mass
meeting which tha public la in
vited to atleiM^ .
M ’UOOL BUS CKA8 UFH
L . .f New
>• -*I .i l Ih** - 111.
- i
t
• ft
1m
il-lit
IPIIM to
tl'
nl.* vI'd 1im%f
•I
..... Will hr
M. mil! t ||»y di>i mi if hy n hfiol
Hi" it*' pormll. hto HirnruFtit H. I# fni mum-
i ttKin
New Streamlined Train Will Cut
Time Off .New
York-FInrida Run
t_____
I Mil A M m .
M*t
' J i S|„
rial) ll.giinilng May II, (Ulan
do will havr s grant stnnm lined
tram 'll n - l In W a-hlnglmi. sod
New
Vork < ily to stacr ih«
summer service nf (he AtlanUc
C..*. I lin e . Itay Paschal). d.»
Irn l i>ass< tiger agent, disclosrsl
yesterday.
The new stream line will hsve
a running lime twtwean llrland-r
and New York City of lest
th in 23 hours. It le believed,
cntline th# prasont lim e con.
HALEIGH, N. Cw Mar. 21-tAY
—On* teeruagad school girl was
killed and nlna school children
were Injured, a t U aat one **rloualy. In lb* wreck of a acbool liaicrably.
boa near Cgry. abool I# wilUs
It will be pulled by a glanl
west of haw F riday afternoon.
Dle*»l eleetrlc
Dowered
rnglno
capable of making speed of as
Ugh a* 110 mitoa per hour, a l
though th* schedule will not be
that f a s t Officials polnlad onl
th at such a terv-c* would bring
many more tourist* aad winter
visitors to Orlande aad central
Florida.
l a addition to tho itrsamUaed
m: i
Holy Wt’t’k To
Be Ohsn vnl Ity
I\lini'tf‘fial (iroup
*ifr rmphiv 1 mu mv nl
in Nil nffinl. n ini ihih
LOCAL WEATHER
WvL
uttiM yet. MM ITlItrl H d/
|l|ri> .if |tt(|
Srndati
11*1 •*. dll luhkl
id tlo
p* Mail 111 kil l Id'lf,' » fkili’ii! Ih*f)!ft«
iiit h
fi'krI it ,
« • »**
)dn muon- i . »i'iif •h> ir offri'x, r
............. h* * 1 • (h*'» ntdnfofrs
Ik i ll* d H i*
III ti i 1 Inf* for
If lll’f 'V M 1•’J.; • f*t- ‘-t
i o. rail' , to tli Itn t un
in il.................. .
Mi* Ctt*rhu*.
...................I 1 It. .1 1|i| h i
ill hip ui nm * **• , Hr fit |«| UI
Uo i" rfti \ Hritd h to till 11 h olt
Ih ro )
11 ..Mil* »**( 1**1 1
:-,ii,r-
■ W riting ehlhlrvn's stories m«y
hut take it from Mil
U n B. Beckett th a t It's no aifi
Job*
U ntil two years ago, Mr. Kar
k rit, a retired Episcopal minis.
U r, had w ritten nothing hut se r
mons- Meshing an In U rw tln g avu•ntlew to ecrupy hi* spar* time,
ha t r ia d 'to w riting fact and
f**ti*w <«r rhUdren's publication.
u&ll
I ini jim 111111 III
| lift iflfltoto
.... ill In- 1
III
11ki
Milton Sackett Wriles Stories And
vArticles For Children's Publications
* x # .
F#
■bill
f' .
1lift
ft
Mrs. Watt Is
jBrushes From P a lm etto s
Official P r a i s e s
Scheduled To 1 M ade In Ox F ibre P lant Work Of Defense
rat'-.r
*’■ ^ » - r*',S in1rfge as it seemAddress Clubs
Industry C la s s e s
SfHifi •hlh
i"
in11111*11ti*
-iSS ^.Voo.ywt
"Wo* «eod*
Soaringsii
key* but me U
,
■nui'i f .if ir ptii .
Urn* In an nir vn tv of thlf 'IK I- ilur l!rii*h r«i
calei! fii’rnaa l he Muniiic Ilf idge i|t i ■ -■* Sunfortl, a 1m.*i ■■
WA8 r a m YOU?
ha allowed to
and mingle wi
aE
tiI t n i l i l i cirt'lrn
>> m l 1< I \- ti,,- trrnivliiL' w n v n
" f t« ■(al| ’.i | I ■••-rilfini 111 III Y u 1-- 1. m 1 1 :rr':r in at tlx- Riivi-rtl*
m**rif - idini 1,. ,i | f.I la lp In 11
........
1 .1 In,in
u itll
flic
A ■ i~ .1 -m |i| I,!,n ). ti'itiiM irnril' - uinl i» ■r-J»., 1• 1H-i im m put*
fittv .iM ,'pi|d In tlirtrw t h o
■■’<! -in >>\ 1 1 In Ih o
n 11 -1 a 1
p-dMn jit n-vidt
1,'ienl
pliili to
-, miitid-- 1 nil onl
Wom*n‘s flu b . Mm
-,i
n'rluck In th. nfti'MM.... *' "
Women'a Club llnililint'It
Krv* Andrews. r'tiiin’ .
lb m
Drinonstration 'ajrvnl,
.n-l I In
nmrntng.
H rr talk will l» d a n
warils an a|i|o'al fm -n il mi'l
C itrus growers of Scmlimli' money for homo ganb-tis m I «u
County will hiold
lr an m iil don, Mrs Andivws iintioiiin ■<i
s t T 10 Tha war has hruuiihl n |,r<-->-,11>meeting Tuesday a
• f Cnm. food ahortogr in l.ngliuid ami
P. M. at th* C
p resident, there arc no a m i, f--i Inirtn- i
mere#, B. F, H i
innounccd today.
denc there, she a-t-leil
O fficers will he elected md
Mrs W att first nryanlrr,! Itlegislation effecting ellrua will Asaociatul Counl-y
Women in
he dlacuascd. Th# rklex for *r. England and saw n world w„lcoring coll c e n c e m tlo n fu n d , fu lu r. for It, Mrs Andrew • <■»
for farmer* will h# explam eJ, plalrmd. Fhr thro organised il
Mr. Halnse said.
groups In 2it countries tInim eI
cu t the world. The group I*
liar lo the Hrttm D rnm iislral....
C luls nf thla country, Mrs An
drew* said.
Y esterday's
Th* speaker h a, direct tom I
lUfkallun
with condition* in England >•
was K. B- Coney i
M Florida
Power ear) L ight
ah* moved there from Iter Idril
place In Chnada Her son, win
Friday night n t o ' c l o c k ,
was an editor of the London
‘n, Urn JMlMto Housi
World Telegram, Is now in arl xch attin g w ith a fellow who !•
acrvlce wllh the army/’in Englao <
Mr*. W att I* *t>rnding
U>w inter ae the gurwl of Mi
plain w hite sh irt, striped tk
Blanch Hephlna at Mrlboumc. nUmt yon think w ae a b |n h d .,
cordlng to a letter .received i“
Mr*. Andrews from, Mr*. C a m W. Foetor, asam tall atale dire,
to r n f th# Farm Security Admin
U 'sslIssW c s P a ss T s « »
epMonkeys Received
do’s Monkey Island
-in
I’nrkrt Iielit’VL'cl Giv
en I'm- Hand In
Opposing Germans
Citrus Growers Will
Meet Tuesday Night
fcolorcd Baseball
Fans Give Money
N o il
ItalkanH
^(ti ihI Attack
International A f
fairs At Luncheon
Worn®!, 75. MakeH
i
IMymmil!) (iets
Rotary Club Will
Hear Member Of
Stetson’s Faculty
B w ■will bur*
Of
I'mvcr In
ABOARD THE USS. BENSON,
A t Sea Off the Florida Coast,.
. Mar. 12—(/Ti—President RooaoVRft began his long-delayed deep.
1 aea fishing vsealJon trip today
the White House yaebt
mec* put to sea with the
. f Executive and other high
gparcriiment officials aboard.
.The sun was out and there
wpa scarcely a ripple on the
wM*r as the Potoirac headed
..•wutmw r , M m bert, member of Into the A tlantic shortly a fte r
the law faculty a t Btoteon UnL 8:00 A. »L (E ST).
Tn# President and his party
verslty In DeLand, ygjll be the
guest speaker at the luncheon had planned to leave fe r a fish
meeting of the
Notary
Club ing cruise either Thursday night
n r yesterday, hut because of u n .
Monday.
fevorehle w eather conditions the
Putcmec end the Renson alayed
In port.
TRe weather rlrs r rd consider,
ably yesterday eftenionn. how
»v*r, and word <nmr from the
Potomac last n lth l th at unlee*
unfurseeri ilevrloptn-nts neeur the
vnvage would lieelu todav.
Navy officers late yesterday
ronltilurd to say the aea was
rough outside die harbor, hut
to observeia M|, shore (lie w eather
D ik c u m h did n et appear undid}’ bad. .Smalt
c ra ft were leaving the harbor
M rl freighters pllrd the res lanes
oulsldr.
B peculation began In develop
| whether adverse waalher w*« the
Prof. Thomas K Ijuulirrl, I- j only fsrto r delaying the sta rt
member uf . the Htei-r.n llnlvet- " f V ? *T“ I»- a»d w hether the
_i,„
^ ...
.. , .
I President might have receive I
■lly faculty
elnce September. mttrA thal aNBP development in
10-10, will address member* Of th" wcrld situation was Imminent
the .N otary Club s t their regular rnd g i did not wish to put to aea.
From th« Potomac, prea* Sec re.
luncheon mooting at th«* Voider
ta re Stephen Early sent word
Hotel Monday,' lv was announced • h it th* President w a, merely
“ watting for more revocable we*,
lo dhn uw some ther."
________________
Ballons! affairs,
on , IntorMtional
be. ^chairmanship
174
British Hail
Serbs’Re Volt
Against Axis
Ox lriurc liriiHli Company’s I'hint
T W appropriation. already Lambert To
{tossed by the House was ap
proved w ithout * change after
th* com m ittee voted down a nmm tlo n by S enator-N ye (R-ND) u
sodom the am ount to | 3.bOO,(Hio..
N I'M IIK R
4-
M r m b r r A tw o rln ted I’rrww
r iir" tl»nr ***111 l**1 (ill*
ir(muI
I*14|i (* rfifp, four i un fill'll, kitchen
Mm! cltnilur I'Mirji, n invent hmnml
nml ul^rrvMtiun ' urn |»hi^ tUmd*
uni rui.mH.ii
I'li.. idrrsmHnr’r
%
k111 In* ruinplctf In i<vrry detail
and will approximat" lh«* Clvanntopm, iuiw aojv n** Mhiiul arul tho
Kusl Coast of Florida,
11 was also disclosed that the
i s ' c r n - l o u n g e - ui‘ .«rv*l|on c a r
will tie open a t all hours for uaa
of sM oaasenger*. Each roach h
i.ri.vidod wllh dressing rooms fo r •
ImtS men and women, with hok ' --tt
and mid w#tor, free soap # M ,V>
towels.
Tho trail. Itself will r u s tlit of
lirhtw etoht, e t a In l o s s
ctocl
straamllnad car*.
P a s s e n g e r reprraentaU caa,
maid and male attendants, wfll
1
bo moervod a t no ex tra c a s t
Bebadul* of tha now' a lf— l . '
liner has not y et haw
although it# release to
�SATURDAY,
Col. Lindbergh^ Philosophy
Llndbei
Mrs. W a it Is
Scheduled To
Address Clubs
t n i issu e o f CoRWr**
t j j j o r m in jir^ c lte ^
cowardly In their e h u ra W ^
The' -w i w yrill eohttooe ontil K tn • *0, -sad * Dr. Buhrmen
extended an Invitation to all in.
terastod p tn o n i to attend.
BAGGETTS
r r w - h f , <hm >
(strati on.
l a a letter to Miss Mery E.
Krown, state home demonstra
tion agent, Mrs- Watts said, "You
WlU appreciate this is a life and
death xtnivgls for the free Ra
tions of the British Common,
wealth and nations of Europe, oo
t must do oil I possibly can. I
do think that rural women will
realise th at t hare don* some
thing for them and will wish to
__________________________
ttfeil Md etfiwilidiit
ap p e al to fre ed o m ’ lo v in g A m erican a, to kefcp d o t o f *wr*
to sto p s e n d in g a id to B rita in , to 1st E u ro p e w allow In- Its
ow n m ire , an d to s ta y a t h o rn s a n d s tr ic tly m in d o u r ow n
b u sin ess; I t Is n o n e o f o u r a f f a ir , t h e Colonel co n ten d s, an d
Liquor Store
•fH E V E R Y B E S T
In L iq u o rs , W in e s ,
7
G in s
M E E DELIVERY
.
'
flfljjl jnl,"
Mrs. Blanch Hopkins, host of
Mrs. W att says of her p iest:
"She la a dynamic speaker,
eery sincere, and fust now I*
particularly Interested ‘In trylnk
to got rural women keenly aware
of the need of friendship, of
understanding between the wpmen of th e • United States and
Canada and England and, the
whole world, oi far as present
'joundsry line* permit; also nf
the shorter* of seeds for the
small gardens in England . . .*
Mrs. W att la expected to leech
the methods for rursl worker*
a t Cornell Unlreralty this sum.
mer, Mrs. Andrews said..
V E R S E r p R T O DAY
Topics Revealed
For Revival At
Methodist Church
! YOUR HOUSE COD'S
, TO O ;, Blessed are they
roll . In thy house; they
still praising thee, Balah.
!*' w idjsr" a * i “
lough the creek is clear
to H M M high,
ed S tates.
A n o th n r p p lh t, w h ich Col. lJ n d b n r g h m a k e s m o at e ffa e .
lively in th a t - n o n atio n should e v e r g o to w a r u n less It U
a lia o lu td y c e r ta in b efo re h a n d t h a t It la g o in g to w in. J u s t
how a n y n a tio n is to lx? *o fo re h a n d e d a n d m ak e s u re o f
th a t p o in t la n o t q u ite m ade c lea r. C e rta in ly G e rm a n y beIJevea to d a y t h a t ah a Is g o in g to w in , b u t a h e th o u g h t so
in 1014. S h e m a y lie w ro n g a g a in . H ence, ah e sh o u ld g iv e
a bloom;
a t hkr loom.
u p w ith o u t a f ig h t.
.
A ssu m in g t h a t Is a c o r r e c t Jia tio n a l philo so p h y , w e
d o n 't aee how th e r e e v e r could be a w a r u n d e r su c h circ u m
>e the crows debate
sta n ce s f o r no n atio n can ev p r b e a u ra o f w in n in g . A nd
l U enow f t th* root.
ev en so, wo d o u b t If It la alw a y s b e s t to s u r re n d e r w ith o u t
I la frost lying Iste.v
plows must wait.
a f i g h t S uch rea ao n in g 1s a p t to becom e a h a b it an d th e
^ CHARLES MADAM
b a ttle w ould b e lo a t b efo re It s ta r te d th r o u g h f e a r o f toe n , ^T'!.*Yh!» ! .” !T
in g it. 8ortiotlm ea one fig h t# w h en h e know a th e odds a r e
k g a in a t h im J u s t fo r th e hell o f U.
*
S o m etlm ea ; a ' little c o u n try like F in lan d d efe n d s h erg ue*d te .fiy s a t hfffcdf a g e ln a t a g ia n t lik e 'R u s s ia . I f people a lw a y s h a d t6
w people actually dla of be s u re o f w in n in g C u b a w ould ‘(lever h a v e w on h e r lnde-
■ V s a smell of lee
E re the windfalls lie;
IS ra -Winter d ose by.
'
'*
Britshes Are Made
From Palmetto In
Ox Fibre Factory
ia
n
fa:.
lustry 7
MomS rewtnd*
’s r Ho. I beet seller,
b f .ih f iw 'd f 'M W . h ig h w a y s b * d ly nUA-'
rith ■th o S la te ' R o a d D e p a rtm e n t d a d h g
In ex c ess i d f t h r M 'm i l l i o n d o lliro , th e
ig th e m Is) tow o f th e m o st se rlo u a in
A Gov* H olland h a s b r o u g h t f o r th A
ic rU to lJ rdttovc th # S itu atio n .■
•
i t onm c e n t o f th e gaao lliw t i g n a if f o bo tO rfied IoVwjr to th e S t a t e Rated D e
lta d iv isio n o f th e se v e n c e n t g a s ta x
itead o f on a S -g-l b aa la a# la now th e
U th e co u n ties w ould s till rec eiv e Jti» t
ah fro m th e ir 2 c e n t d is t r ib u t io n . w t
Topics for next week's srr.
ronni at the Methodist revival,
now bcinn held rsrh dsv nt the
rlmrrh. were snnnmteed today hy
the tle». W . H. Bnhrmrn. pastor,
The Dry. O. Howard Collin of
Wllmorr, Kv., ftenerpl eysr,'»olist of the rhiirch,' will n>cak on
these subject. ‘ next week;
Monday, “Spiritual Hip Van
Winkles,’' Tnesdsv, “T ie
St»
lireme
Question)”
Wednesday,
turn* out everything from tooth,
"Sin Tragedies;" Thursday. "Tlie
brushes to paintbrushes.
8in Against the llulv tlhost;"
The begjpntng of the Os FL‘
Friday, “The Whole Family In
bra Co, dotes hack tome BO years
llesyen.” Benrtec* sro held each
sgo, when Mr, Robinson
was
morning at 0:48 oVIork, and in
scouring the country for a suit
the evening at B:ftO P. M.
able wood to us« In the manufac
I-ost night Rev. CslUs spoke
ture of matches. He was much
of the "reversal of sentiments,"
Interested In Florida,' and it dla.
brought alnut, he said, hy cess.
IC u tlee M r n w pan* Am )
Curbed him to aae the- palmetto
Ing to believe In Cod. This, he
treat do plentiful"and serving no fehse measures, approved with declared, produced a strange reuseful . purpose. H* found the Virtual unanimity yeeentay a |4 ,. {suit In msfty rhilrrh nlenlhent
wedg w as1unedited for match**,
[rreulllog, In their fearing good
but h* k iiete’lt had possibilities *71,810,074 * appropriation ' to things and being' timid
end
speed up 'th e armament program
s i t source tff fibry.
And p m U a sufficient new plants
to supply, a 4 ,000,0 0 0 . man army
On a combat status.
’
FlnfJ a tu g e of thy h^go fjnd,
TU* Utile ‘plant, probably a quo.
which new gf*a. to. too Sena*.*,
seme i,>on i t roll cedi‘ veto o f 18?,
to 0, but- RepresentativeiMortal*,
tenle, American Labcr) Hbw York,'
Ml# opponent of numerous other
defease lusaiurst, snneuneed no
Senate Group
Approves Fund
For Aid Bill
,$ A F E L Y
T
srrj
Into a toak
ftva It real!
, When tho
the M J tff P
to to T > k 7
" A t th e sa m e tim e ," th e T rib u n e c o n tin u e s ," tk e
L e g la ia tu n fa S e n a te bill ,1217, v eto ed b y U o v e rn e r
an d e la te d t o com e u p f a r a c tio n th is y e a r, w ould i
offleas are la Hew York
fcepreeenUlive Case, Republican,
South Dakota, which would lisVe
prohibited the pee of any of the
fund# fo r conveying material*
to any foreign countries.
Opening the debate, Represen
tative Wood Hum of VI rain la. told
tile Heuae the bill would Increase
to flB .lM ,>74,01# the total of
appropcietlcna, contract authorisa
tion* and pending budget coU.
mate* made fo r national defense
since Oetmany's Invasion pf the
Dew Countries. T hat nupendee*
sum do** net Include tin* ST,.
K 1,000 which th* lleuee voted
i days age to flntnea the
isatfera *
w S K .u e ’Ssa "
npposltlcn to th* newest
M Hi u . w . « , i m
outlay,
RepresenUtlrs Bradlsy, RvpUblL
■ d / Michigan, expressed concern
M ttoa. About ISO of it*
larJL'rifcw .
>14 bonded
Department. That la heartening, but
other vita) IntMwta
capacity. Aaeertlng he
T
S S a ‘?£s.^
to ea*. Bradley said he
Praises
Work Of Defense
htoustiy Classes
Ian” U the It
IMt UfeUai
,1
a
H . E N G L IS H
G U LF
S E R V IC E
S T A T IO N
Comer First BL A Preach Avs
KUelrle H*rvl»» Co. formerly
ooersieC’ hy Paul ltsd Ford, :i
now own*d and op*r*1*4 l>y
JAMES K. MrAI.EXANDKIt. JR.,'
under th e, same r .
i
Electric Service ;Cb;
■ 107 W .
.,
T#toph*^n 7«iIJtt[c,e
8 m U a F o r-A ll K in d *
Of
A N D
P R O F IT A B L Y . .
kCL,
4-
CURRENT
U IV IP E N tl
W e ca n do y o u r e le c tri
cal re p a irin g q uickly a n d
well. Call x>n u a to d a y 1
"Frteadly Ftasacrag"'
First Federal
S a v in g s A Lamu* A aan.
o f S e m in o le C o u n ty
u m MegaoUs Av*a«e
• R A D IO S R E P A IR E D
• MOTORS R E W O U N D
• G E N E R A T O R S F IX E I
IF YOU' HAVE BTARTF
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V
THE 8ANFORD HERALD, 1SANFORD FLORIDA
Activities
Antler Show Held
At Seminole High
British Hail
Serbs* Rwolt
Against Axis
AT THE CHURCHES
Featuring
Andre
Alexander,
T iir r iM T M irriitin irr r n m c M
r m tT r n t u n i o r c h h u t
Telephone 148 famous Irgoloyiit of New York
Cor 1‘ark
amf Fifth Str#al
iriVsITM T
a* guest artist, the annual “ Ant
l>r W }' Huhrman, Paator .
Ran H#cont, Street
It* viva I pri \ ic«>* toniinuo con*
ler
Show"
c
a
t
presented
taat
Sunday
School
x
«l
a . Li.
*
durttrl h> llr\ O Howard Callla
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M
evening at Seminole High School •nd l.u ftw affe, have destroyed
W n J n * F i t A > E k e u l n a s e u t r * 7 10 of Wilmore. Kt Order of e ru lcu i
under the direction of Mr*. Huth 224.000 tons of “enemy shi|ipimt,“
ta a* fotluw*
P. M.
(Jordon Wright.
Ni|iu1a> orhunl * «£ A M , (1It fading Itoom flmir*
3.00 to
land
N atl
'dnne*
1:00 ©"cluck on Tui’kli) I and F rI- F., Me Kiij Mjparlnf **inb‘itt, It l‘l
The show opened with a "Mill; "•hlle on
h
ipf»
n-iMMi i
d
l
f
a
pounder)
Ptymnulh
In
the
iccond
Iary Tap" t y Mary Craee Dor*'
kl.ii nifiK
lii|> II <*n tCrlnrfc:
■MATTKII" I- »hf auhjact
of
successive overnight ntt.u !l on
Mr*. I. D. Martin, Seminole
who
wore
a
gold
and
blue
satin
*•
rirom
I■v Hi- « .*I1I-. 'Tin* pnwi F
lha
i*»*aon-Hrr
rnon
which
will
hr
fe
FRIDAY
Mr*. Roy Chorpenlng ha* gone
thnt English city.
We V. r■t *
County chairman, for the Bundle*
read
In
t'hurchc*
(
f
i
‘hri*t,
Pclrncostume,
trimmed
in
spangles.
■* Tha Philathea C la u o f ths for Britain announced thia morn to Pensacola to visit with hr>
M a r l i n g * of . to
V oiing
|>«*o|>|fx
ilnt. throughout th** world nn Sun
Casualties were believed heavy.
A
number
bringing
many
^ P m b f f f r i t n Church will have Ita ing that the 25th ahlppient to husband for few day*.
• »o U M
day. March 23
In Afriea, the Ilslinns admlU
laugh* and applause
from the
UkeiiiiiK
w .,i« ttip
* om n ' i ' l o c k ;
Thr
llulit
a
T
m i i-t
A
M
flrxh
M M in f at the home of war stricken England
la now
T* Thero
uudirnrr was the “Tiny
Tot* ted 1 he fall „f Uiarahuli, lunc-dela gram", anil all the a noil IIn*** • uitiiiii 15 Hr , ( till*
in . W. H. Bach. 217 Holly ready to be *ent. Included in the
ihtrtof I* hi the |la « ff of ihf « J i i U « n o n l ,,t
Mis* Rolerta Evans has u» ] Uirl.Break Dance featuring loU fended Fascist oasis in vast | j | t
Veen* at 7 :30 P. M. Mr*. L. (!. ■hlpmrnt are the following ar herw waaLaw.l
All__
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3
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7
A
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M
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in cel lug
field:
the
Kr.to
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weekend guesl. Miss Mary ranging fiom two to four years
Club;
f lowtr fadrlli |ier.iii«e 11.*- uplrlt of t ha \|> i h .|l,-i \|» o'*
and Mr*. A. C. McRry- ticle*:
Unconfirmed dlplnmntl.' reports
surgical
tuppllee, du- Ellen Halley of Mauchulu
old.
The
ladles
were
gowned
In
”M
tm
i
nn.t
pr
,*r
t i in, w itn a brief
of
the
l.ord
Mi»w*’ih
upon
It'1
wll) bo aa$i*tant hostesses. nated by the Fernsld-Laughtnn
from
Istanbul
said
Turkey
h.vd
r
o
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r
-5*
1-5
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I
It
w
(UalBh in
evening dress** and the men In
_ember* w ill sew far the Hf I Memorial
H tivi'O • ................. . • i** A M.
Among the eitaiimi’k which com
Mrs. J. D. Cochran has hern evening suit*. H ostess
Hospital,
household
for tho received a declsrslinn from Mos
I
St till nog hour 1h*
^ C raft a fte r the m eeting.
DfllR th« i.Fw»*in-H* t mon If lit* I nru,
linen*, quilts,
knit
garment*, spending the past week in lira. dsnee WB, little Beverly Cooper cow that if the Tutks find
following from 1hr Iiii.i.
Ami
therm.
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r
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AMallet.
retired
officer
of
denton
with
her
son
James.
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ressary
to
def*mt
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sw
eaters,
oca
boot
.locking*,
dill
ms
il ,1 Il ot I
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thru#*
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ami
rucAtn
Included
Beverly
H
ofi
SATURDAY
anrresslon arisin* cut i Ih* ,lr‘tl,h
U **" h1l* * f« • •
In g a o f m in e , a n d ilo eth i h n n ant.
miltrns.
ana.
glove*,
era. William ('oplin, (>race Marie against any
*, U r. and Mr*. M. 1. Wright scarfs,
■
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1
he
strive*
In
Nrw
t
ork
by
clipper
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h
e
l
t
k
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f
o
n
t
!
e
h
m
a
n
Mr*. R. C. Collier of Mnnle. Stineci|»her, Monroe Pearce, Ann of any help xiven Viiposlsvin.
entertain the member* ef branie rap* and rniaccllsncou*
ilaue from Lislioti, rn route to w h i c h liii 111 h i - tuHeo* u p o n ih *
T ill
FIIIBT
I‘III>II1 T1MIA*
auma, Up. is the weekend guest t ^ l n , Charles Poplin, Harriett RuiRin wi Uhl hut cuit<iiicr il un |V* shill yl oil on an undisclosed
earn,
A n d Hi** i n i n U» a r n o l e d , a lot
poet O ffice Clerk* ami the article*.
( 111 IM M
I'll*, flood* Cttltti Ii tilt IIhr* w(flitv
i: i« IH 'Will** 1* 1* |'f»*
Mra. Martin »l*o elated that o f Mr. and Mr*. Mitrlndl.
Brown, Betty Bryan and Mary •'impi'riulintir war,"
Itary at a picnic supper at
niiaiJun,
H...... . 4 All.'lv (~ f .*IIt•53j t d r w , finil lj,i*ni u p o n Mini ho r n '*
If the report in |n ic . il
,
cn Celery Avenue at “more Interett than eter I* being
Ann Kaloti Little Mary
Ann
and tt frlp «»iif RffMi «,«<• | It*- fnll
♦*. \ M Hll Mfl ■5 **, In*4f1
——_ _ •
Mr*. Pearl King of Miami Is liked it no well nhe wanted to cun^itlcrcd |»y ctb«crvrr* that Him 6
ahown by the women In San
1 nn ^ At Al.......... AV..i «.*i*
I of ti” i M a n
; 7ii. r : i ,
ford in helping Ilundle* for Bri visiting will, Mr. and Mrs. J. itny nn the itage.
In r
,
T t i r | , r * « o n - M i i inoM n t « n I n r l o d * ' *
Al ............. . M V.
in opposing Ccrmniw
I'. .| 1ih«* f n l t o w l n g
pn* 1k•
from
th*
1
MONDAY
tain. in knitting garments, sew T, Pope at their home on lltdly
Joan Wilkins was presen ted In
lo
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l
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r
l
M
l
r
i
n
Ha’lero*.
d
l
f
h
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H
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I
1 \ ' li h— U mi Mill*
t Chapter Y of the P. K. O w.ll ing layettes and quilts and col Avenue.
a lap toe dance wearing a ballet
Tit. \ Otto I* I',
I • n . -r a n d I t r n l i l i w i t h Ki*v t o ih*
will
M eet at the home of M n II. II. lection of surgical supplies to
i nn
H e r lp M i re * * * I n M i . t t t l - U r r f d d s
enstume «if orchid nn (in nnd tar
m,t
Mis* Jane Cnehran and Mis* latan and Beverly Unger* in a (mvn Plymouth (•» Ms
MeCaalln, 607 Magnolia Avenue l e sent abroad
“ M i i l h l i i i » 1 r a n -(15 m I>*• 11r v « te*
Btrnighf night of total . 1. im.Al Al A( IHCOLA, Mar
22
g ird in g
m atter
If i m m o r t a l
for
Hill \ ( IIIIWF I I’IMDI1%|a
At 3 :00 P . M.
“Since Oct., m l . n.o pairs ■Ruth Smith are spending thr red put In eveninK gown gave a
« H 1 i n ii
linn
a n iiill,
hcnpctl
utipi r o ’ ^*} Repeal of the Horuln tux tin m a t t e r i t f e r n p o m I a n d l» i h f f * s
'■ The Y . W. A. of the First of sock*, bo srsr/s 35 sweater*, weekend In Jacksonville ns tin lap and solo number.
fi i f p n » n o r I n l nh< n n m i tKiii, n t in
If.
M m in
.. ........
if..
limit'd death nnd ..................... up s/,'t
Lslung
bout^
was t n pin. c n n c i ’fii, >,itu> m u l i b w u H f o l
lurch will meet at thr <U helmets, III pair* ol glovis, guests of friends
! *'» s n i t , ( ii 5 i l l t . *nl
"The Bu»l llnmor Man waa on every part of it In^t m. bt
rrctm nn ridtM by Mat* Coiiacivu. at I w -i) R • r o - i i t i M F * ” i n *7 7 7 * ■1 7 I
Of Mr*. A. J. Pelerami on 30 pair* of mittens. 35 cap* and
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aim* by thr Ihref vear old "king
* l o i r . t» < . t l . . . ( • M
Appurently ilrtcrimiiisl to w ifu V ,<IM ( oiiiiniAunnp i s L Ho e at
A At
p i n t str e e t at 6:00 P. M. 00 pairs of sea tioot stocking*
Friend* of Miss Patsyr Ban. of personality," Charlen Poplin*
u i :v h
r
o
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l
v
m
i
i
«d,
ii
a ph o o k
Mnt
ft
Ittr
•
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rt
4
•
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•
!.
>(
s.'t nvlt
nf the Horolu tom
x a aupper and regular m eel- have been sent from Sanford to dy will regret to learn that she Ruby anti Rol»ert Stenutrom gave the city ctrniplctily off tin *mi | i **
I i oo
i
I I.
g .' AH member* are urged to be included In
West a duet song and Ian numler, “I'm Wave u|Htn wove of I ufiw .lt. l*1*1] 1 , r mhrriv* A -'o. ialion lictr
Ior i, s
shipment*
to it HI at her home on
V..... v
ImmlicrN- not a ningie om ot
*«!!av
Attend.
Seventeenth Street
England.”
Gonna Clap My Ilanda . Ik’verly Which
si
Bp pen red to have been slmt
, 11 "rgninra Itoft pushed
re*
. Sow ing aaaalon* will rimtlnue
Cooper warn presented In a solo
An invitation nn* been eaCirMom rum I. o| ,1 tmi n mif»
fo r the Rad Cri.** at the Wu- tendctl
Miss Margaret Jenkins will re. and lap ami Monroe Pearce sang fktwn i*i,ihjeel i*i| it hi even wot*.* •'•Itllioit npprnv inp Rii'*1 u tecotn- many
error*
toil
li
piRiifn»
non**
I
11111*1
I 1*1n. Ml- \ t
I HI Itrti
by Mr*. Martin to view
paan'a Club from 0:30 A. M. un the knit garments now on dla- turn to her home in Charleston. "Curly Hair bn a solo. W'iU|am fufy than their nll-tmt n5»iauh !Vlh ' Ml"u' anti v^h.l to aubmit
Fielding
I M|f O"O*.
of
ThutFduy
nip
hi
nnd
.m
l
.
,hl'
P'‘>l»'-1
t„
il„.
Legislature
If s
11,0,1
I
............... h i i a *
til 11:30 o’clock.
W.
Vu
tomorrow
uftrr
visiting
Poplin won applause from
thf
■* the Marlin Paint Store
Men pfltiirnnnh flonk no utiMriif
llotk * 001,11 11I, i, i-4l.ll Mli*| lliofl
_ { There w ill bo a rail m eeting e f nnd nil
’ '“'*l ,lluflUl
interested persons who with Mr. i mt Mnt, (Iroriri* A audience with his tap and solo Friday
i i*i r si
to t lutr flu On Ilor
■p**a h
* the board o f manager* or the w i.h to knit or
Every sectiun, iiIuumI ovirv
Stine.
podding to thru O.i Oioa nli-l llll
numWr.
sew f„r the
WoMBU’a Club a t 10:00 A. M. at Ilundle* for II | tain »r«. urged
Ih Ii u ) i i p o o o t i '
l o ir » ■h« t DIIV »* I
Tiny H an ietl Brtiwn wearing a blink t»f the Uiwit fell the dr
u. p i i r d O i g
t-> . n* o u t
tho club honae on Oak Avenue
Mr and Mr. J C MiU-hell real Alice Blue gown gave a ren utm rlive blowR nnd g n u t ceetioiito g i t In touch with Mr*. Mar.
11,1frtli
1 Troth Seeker* Class of ,h '' tin *o that “thl* admirable work will have as their guests this dition o f the song "My
Alice Weir blasted into rutn-s with
U athodlat
Churrh
will
meet run cojntlniir,’*
weekend, Mrs Mitchell's mother. lllne down " She nlxo c 2 rented a whm imibfibly will be u g iu il loll
( ' l i a l i i m . t i l u r . 1 | lo
nin, Iii i Ii Ion
w ith lit* . A .
D.
Shoemaker,
1it lid ml it* of
fto n i
M ir
iiiiiisln t!
ROMK. Mar 22 -—bin
In
Plan* are now underway for Mrs J. It. Stew art, nf Timms*. Ior dunce wcuring u pink satin Ilf tleiol.
ta I n lm in.iii ih 11 r
1o 'ibih f'oin
R-ci*wii“* to Mi." uer rn hot ire tin 11
# 1706 Park Avenue nl 3 . 0 0 P. M
Ion, (Jo
The silluck of Inst night. tart C'tmcd fiermiins «ai>f today 'lint rttmo
and in rlalin cnMumc with inutchM• Ml fl'S O
III**
el
P'1
/
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mid
entertain,
of Ihi* l ik-i ( Ioh oh
I 's pi es*
, r.
lug at do*k nnd continuing uniil * ugnuluvln win rvpeeh’d to Mgn own, —Ml 0 t ndterii'e nf Bold
nirnt to
held In (he Mayfair
ilig toe shoes.
TUESDAY
t, ut n
Mim link* I n.T.D A vi iuie nnd StN.iuh
puitner.
Mr. and Mr* It t). Crenshaw
1|
Lillie (truce Marie Slim etpher, nearly itinlriiglil, riiini* u** refine her-o'i f into a t ie pan
Cladlcla Club o f O. F S » l » on Monday evening, Apr
cu*l of 1*011 hie i \ pel | o t In le
snd dslighter, Carolyn, of Win. wearing a blue (uffeln evening Fqii.ol- 3*1 ill dug in the xniokmg “ nn “ dbin the lomiug wei k
m
iim<| fyi-hliin o f i n
Tin*
Finn
react a t the home of Mr/. W.
made
ni'
1
'ill
ilitlg
II
b» i
1'iiil.liru?
b""a - « ter Csrden will *|ie,id the week dress with bouffant ekirt, pre- ruins for dead and injured and I h y * xprcs«.i > thej-rlti f m the ilht 34 III lu' 1II- 4Mh V5J. hill. •» ii ml
U aynea on 110 Not t v French a s s r w r ,h'
pet mil I"'iled ill flu 1 ,<v Hall
end in Sanford «* il„. iicsls of'R ented a tup dance ami Betty While
hundred*
..f
lin.n.lfss
»...........i ’i lit
•«i«i fax* «. r 1, . 1111■11 44 »U i I Ikltl
A ltn u a at 8:00 P. M. with Mir
Vi
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I'll
V
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n
f
c
*
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*
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r
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■
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••
(f
tit
Mu
tli
relatives
^ tcnd'lup
i r lot
Bi ynn, drcNRed In blue Rutin also atunnrd men, women nnd elidd g■'"ted by
• F reak Croaby aa c ^ W t e » v
Other fi« f oil*
AA4 I i 1 tlS’ll lo
ren
Itmiiy wutrim:
hi I.
...... I bv '
T
‘ *
did a tup number,
V. Sew ing oaaatona will h* held
i
i
nil!
fif
t
tie
!*v | • **wlt n
Mr. and Mr* l.ester Johnsnn
Tin re i- i-1 1ra.nihi TlK 1 'ii»f cirri ItdHJiil l m ilia-,
IhcRRed in n pink anlin nnd a turned bundug*"-* tnovest IIn oiigh
in th« Wflwian • Club fr °m •••,
mil nn i ■> •| 4*111 54 lute 1O1nn r . l t r t * building mu Un>iIIH'lt ' but aafull
are rip er led to
arrive today mu-at mi laollel costume, Bui burn debn* piled RlrectP . M. until 6:30 P. M. for the
Mil jl.< 4i 1)• lull i •
Xtl 1 Skill Nt i
HAM. INt IIM |
-n
from Miami to .[tend the week Ann Peuree tt.-ruled a tup toe
Th* Hi Ufsh censorship foiiud - .
Rod Croat.
of tt ro*i .r 1 1 , ,i, ilnl Im Numb
end with the latter's
parent*. dance
Ihe naming ot a ImriiiI «*■! i itv or
lli#< >1<—p u n •tl 1 nf uit-fiillk M uti s ri|IIl1 fa*
.
. WBDNRSDAY
I’iH fH’l* ,,i 1.102
'"AN PR \M l"i M Mi* 22 ( 1h • h it s' w . II, lull • n i f 1*T
. , M£ r 'J' **• IU(,h entrrtaineil Mr. and Mra R Z Johnson, Sr
I>o1um-s English, futnouH "l lues pec'tinn until il>* nbnhty i* *d
•
• Tho Junior Aualllnry of the at
M■ 1’ k VV.'.I i .n
Mini tlilMg* - r e
t nt n , i ,.r
her home cn llnlly Avenue
< nmpnny ill k fit»W Mis
singer
delighted the
audience fir utils dMcloRi’d, llowt'V* i M riui »/pi Smilbf'i n P a n f i
.,114-1,4
4
1,,
he
H
II
M.I
A n ortcan Legion will meet »t
or,
Mr fcfitl Mrm, JiuiiPi J| Tor. with her impersohiit mn of the be sanl that Plymouth w t ■ bo' i eporfed I I ol,i v iM 1* hf unr s u< I |
1.-1,411 ?"!l 11f>f ' A1I1I
i
,or ,hr ""•t'.kfrs of
D m home o f Ml** Helen <)..ar- the
I hilathea Class of |he I’res. ley will
arrive
n-U y
lo
th e
from -Hosa ery tin I a song and dunce •oiiihwi-st roii'tul town og i>n tpptu ft ting 11lout t i
at 8t30 P. M.
l ir h' Ft f ig in i
fni Ilie
hylerion Church, Co-hoitesses with Charlralon, W Vn , in v»*it \*iik number nnd wcuring a black arid EItueked
xluil I • M i l l , t XA t > l M M
xi i n 1141111*11
'.Bewtng aoaalon* will eonllnue Mr*. R*eh were Mrs. A, C Me
month
In
nos
vein
*
M n. Turley*)* linn Her, in-law nivili
nnv 1!»2'J
■. .. ... ii
llnndn-d’* of lio niidi"*'*
were
IF VOIJH TA3 TE DFM AND9
f a x th* Rad- Cross in th'- A4o. Reynolds and Mr*. L. (I, Hun'er Aiwlrr, Mr itml Mn* i*i*4»ri*»' A white checked skirt with n red
\V.
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Mouse, a red turn nnd a led herded to *1 ellcr* and ndief *i*ri»
It \l II ..11.
_ Man’s . Club from 0:30 A. M. up .
An Esstar m otif was employed .Stine
THE 1113 1 IH
tern where fieUI kiuiien* |irovnh-d bill MW*||t* ii.nl tit ml,
wiring
tied
around
one
leg
She
1,
It....
1,1
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p
• t f l 11:30 o’clock.
in the decoration* which ronslsl.
1I
It.0
So fit’ll i \ » M n - Ml (JIP k 4j| n|
wan Also presented in n difficult
»,l/
TH URSDAY
.
Muon
(,
f
I
p• |.J *1•PI
*d of sweet pets, snipdrngm o
Mr*. Irji H .Marhn ha* it** her acrobatic stunt mnnlo-i.
nigrbi
t
In
i
it .... mi
doing
IHill h Mir
U llll
Th4 1oi
lull It 111
Thkro w ill be a coffee l>-«rty snd calendulas plsred in the ffUeata id her home mi Mellontbuinlrf ut lb iti h nut uni it rift
,| M.•(. .,<
, ..II
• n d antique abow at the Wn- living room whern the members vllle Avi •niii’ Mrn. William Vounp stunti from a Flam) J 1 inches
biiltetti’R
ilh'skfitii
nut
M
u
rx.
■ 1 * 1 Club from 10:30 A. M. met. The dining room table was ami ijit r r , Mr*. Kilith I Slone, from the floor
• S C O T U I I I '^
plosion*! til bornl - ill all -i/rs. n n : i i i i i.o * r i 1.1 aiii *14%a ♦ i n
EliilrtHHbdy dressed In a typi
_ bw tft: IB(00 noon. 1 her* will be covered with a lace cloth and and Mlaa Huth Kiakr nf 1>nnil.
Thou"nnd- i-l
fir* l.«imb* were |l| (mui,41 It raila| lll l It. \ pfi.l I 1 I
cal Mne Went costume of black
at 11:00 o’clock for centered with nn arrangement of a«n, Ccmii
Stni*
j.
1
glil
Ihirir
pi
n
r
s
will
be
given
el
I itroppi-il
■uitin and glitter trimmed even,
rin run s u ,vh | Ann^iiit I',i‘ i'*i
Of th* rh a n ly fund of cup rakes Iced In various colors
Nationw id* I'M'I. m |, v Errh
ing dress ami wearing m Jorge (he "Coffee Pally" nnd aiititfir*
Hunts 5 H, ImkiI *»
\ Al
llarrlson Chapter of and placed so a* to represent *
Mra. V. C (garner left in.
g
l
l
sliow
wlm
h
I
n being given
yiiiTtling AVm »l.||i
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A|
riui
iioijih"!->
hu
*
I
;i
jfGVrni
incut
picture
but.
Carolyn
Noble
did
UR s u itr . 7 0 M SI I
t o n o f tho American nest of eggs. At earh end of the ♦lay for Jacksonville where rhe
at
the
WompiM
Club
oti
Oak
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jt'llwH Aklfl* I. 1*01 n.l ninthly ill i IhcMI **
will be
by lier wm, Dmi*- nn irrpermmation of Mpy West A ftjiue nrxl Thursday h.’g.nnm g uigbf !•* bavr
taM* n n lighted pink tapara.
I'fimcd
n In i .
111 a novel song ana dance rouT V I’ I
7 HO r
M
A fter a short business m eet lua, io ito to NanhvHIe, Tenfl-,
uinut*. i.owlp.iin-mi-ftl ..f Y iim .
I -5 - U l l l . i t
AA " I e l o g
, •
I'
Al
llne Walter (irnhatn presenled a at JO ,*10 o'clock in the morning
ing the members tewed on gar. where l>oiiitlajt haa aceeptiil
The
"h'
w
i«
*
being
sputiHoreil
l*>
..........tt
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0
<
Hun
H’ tn**it11** • "
b I n v i i i 1fit t-puf u l(tills
In
jnlbi r r
ments for th* Rad Cfega after nonition with Vultcc Air Plarn tap routine and Jonny Mac Jones the HaUie Hut Matin C^hfi filer *<f
H'M nfulio I'i ii a*i i i I' M
dressed
In
a
pink
taffeta
evening
1i*
thr
A
A
lIf)
poWr
|
a
It
in
in
r
which refreshment* of sandwich, Works for the n est thrre monththe Daughter* of lhe Ami i n'un oi u i fini|it i*ni(-r Iill. —
t*
dr.'s* danced a waits rhythm.
e*. eak* and coffee were served
ilfv'.'tiy " ‘R o tcn ,“ Wlc“rii'n „f Reiroluu,," f„.
chai'ty tun-L
of I nngrnirnthad
hr u
Gordon T F H tht w ill be
»*by the hostesses.
h fio tti* "iguifig uf l ho junl
Ih.' -tUKc. was |,raarnlr.l in a ' " hlf,h '' 'RviJcl a.nutiy ...........*
k » H t o h Bthool Auditorium *t
Those present were: Mr*. W.
Hula llula ta,, Jancc i.um lr. (W arily ljr» jrcl. ,,f th. „r«..m ta.
\ • u 11a > uu.Iji\ m Mu* pn
A. Leavitt. Mrs. J. N. Gillon,
weal inn a whlla satin l.,p .n.l'l!'*"' tnr'u.'i'iar Ihu S , h
l.im .h ■on p f f | it In
I r in-mm , Vngi*
Mra Wataon W allace, Mr*. Mil
(ii-fiiinn Itu ln .Ji,
... .c. .Uirt O odon Wr.yht an.H ' ,,nH ,nr
'< ' ,"1'1 d n s m m i . I S
ton Moor*. Mr*. W. E. HollyJACKSONVILLE, M*r. 22 Friulrrick C.ioprr csrru l.il a ilucl r ,,1; ,
,
■* iilliniur kfi a "utmrilinat*
head. Mr*. John Krlder, Mrs. (Sp ecial)— The people of Jack
t .|, number an,I M ari... W iley' , P rlic* of anH.iuc * ' a - « ,)l_ l.._ *oli
find 1lo mighi.iit the it:*j
Me Reynolds, Mr*. Hunter and •onvllle, Duval county anil Ih.
jiyen in
preacntrtl a tan
in# itreaaetl
,n th«- ' :u**"i in t.n -nng
tap rout
Miutinp
drcRard in
tn *'Xrn
f ’J(in * lii-g* nt Pool 11ii *I -Iniggh'L
Mr*. Bach. ___
• Hlblt nnd the "pn’ii ir*t" ■xhi
state as a whole were urged yes m l satin ami glitter trirrmed
to nppir-- Mo Sir li oi’iio-ilitin
* r"
lerday by General Chari** I’
,*• H A F F T
B IR T H D A Y
f io o I in..1 11 ii|*(irfif nt thot
“I'm NutkMty • Baby Now" wu* iddt."pcrsiins (>ri"*cnt will VI tr «»u
Shmmerit), former chief of *t*f' mung ty Helen Young who wore the exhibits In a^rciluld thr win
Pi On I Pliul, I l II | f Illifig fig 1*1"
' Saturday
tier*.
of
the
United
Stale*
Army,
to
n m l satin bell hop suit trimmed
• h.ill *.( I i yi if *1111 h mg
Monroe P n r c e
A m im hn uf cxhdn! i hnv si
strike Immediately for the prior
Clyde Parker
ill silver In b song and tap en
11 WtIN in . I', i . . 1 1 h u d . 111 * | *i r i - i ' d t r i n p o
ready
been
in
t
i
t
n
l
Ity
o
f
the
Florida
Ship
Canal
Mil ih M
*o.u g•*Vl I fIMMfit p I l-l- |.f •
Runday
semble,
over the St. Lawrence W stcrwn. j The Ooofus Family with Mary tinu need tbi» morning bv M i- r i l - i l j i r . , | b y l In m igimholvs i.t
II. W- Goodspeed
General
Hurnmrrall,
whu
i\
,,
U
R
i Ilf it
h ill
i it ifn i
iiiiiiM . i Mr*. H. E. Morrl*
The regular meeting of Sem
(i.a re Dora', U lld rcf Robson snd c \
■"’l
tui I U i y i n Bril I tn
W. H. Stempcr
inole Chapter Two of the Or rhairman of the bop r j of thr Kin,, Nrll 1’owrli br.u.Khl loud arid I
• J"" ',n|
,n II14gi fi ■i bv
Charles Morrison /
4
ipiliiljition
lo III'
i
hi
der of the Eaalrrn Star met on Canal Authority o( the State „t l.mR applause from thr audience - i V W ''o r ' \ l ' t - ' 'll
y
*.v
> le-hman.
Thursday evening at the Masonic Florida, declared frankly Ihal with ihelr fmperaonallon.
or
In
Hall with Mr*. Blewart Dut unlrs* an aroused public npitnun
OFFICERS a p p o i n t e d
mu rt'ucni -ituglit
A tap ensemMr Including Klois* ,
I lo
ton, worthy matron, presiding. Is linprrssad upon Flirida'p r»»- Cook, Barbara Altman, Barbara
i * -ig mhl mi)- lik» ly t .i |
r* f u •
r
t
w
lo
n
a
l
delegation
In
Wasinna
IlNOTON, Mar. t t —
Mrs. Dutton announced that
MeNab, ‘Marjorie Allman. Nancy Rhythm
» .’..>.>* **" ilab""-'
i d h> l \ai> mu11' • Util 11•
McNi
Im | p
ton.
tha
work
of
many
years
i„,.y
War
D«partm«nt
an- the 37th annual aaaalon of th*
,,f f ” *
Ufta, Joan Urie, June Harriett, full dre*«
4i I bit ( .4f I* i tin pud signing, |
Friday Urn
follow ing Grand Chapter of Florid* will b< be futile.
Jano Bruwn with Helen Cox lead- irlm m «l wtth_ F'uium*
hilt s%* pniupp lii-l liisi htglll lu
Hr w as a.IJrcssInp a m n im e In* waa presented with all the
Andre
Aleaamler
brought II, | 4 | at MI IM Mild llltlkl
hod occcptod oppolnt- held In Tampa from Apr. 1 to
Iho Officer*' Rrse
4. Sho urged all mamber* and o f the Canal Division of thr member* wearing rhrekad romp, .hoer* with hi. legologisl dance (IIIIIIIII! til
affiear* to try to attend the sc*. Chambar of Commerce, which >v*» rr* of various c o lo n with the ■ltd was calleit hack
A n ,* 11 •>vi11, Prntiicr f'vrlkudescribed j a on* of the b*si-*t- Initial “W on
l l on.
unu.uul v iftii ain't luickgii Ml ii irUr Cm*
the front
for again to preaenl ),l*
Frank Gelb o f Chicago, broth. iended session* o f tho ^toup ever “ Wright Dsnring School .
I Carl Ruddlman
dunce nundn-.
car-Mm k*pviiib wrrc «lmlcr*lo«Ml
Mlaa Vliglnla Ice, asa.stp-d by to | ii- v* poM|iniicd llid f *.chc(
f u ltm y , 2nd .IWu- orJo-law e f II. J. Lehman, was held.
Bobby Jones, Gordon Wright,
General Bummerall
declare,!
o vialtor a t the mealing.
D“f»
Inland Rudd and Frederick Coop, tha iren ... the "Fl„.»
ub’d ili i*4tr 1 i4r r fur Vienna to
that Ih* merit* o f th* *hlp <>o*J er
girl*,
Ralph It-V. R e ‘ rawfo.d, night
formed a quartet
rendering
had hern com pletely estahl.she.l
Joa
iiuvls,
l.ylc
l.alhiop,
William
the sonr, “I Ain’t Got Nobody
I, m.i I, nr.,.,I on most ieliahlr
and had hern arcentej bv the
II. Williams and Hhel nulloM .y lluil Grrinaiiy agreed lo
Christine Btoudennilrr,
Pully Vernon,
--------------II •Board of the Unilod
State. Miller
*ud Mary Ellaala-lh Dan. ion Har.lln, gsv. a U u U lm a «<>i*a llni ,,,,-I inio.'ioe.it of .he deparArmy Enrln***" "■* •>"„
‘rT let, wearing w h ite-aatln ilnuorv and dance routine
.o te
tin Yugoslav slati-nliU't.
project over haa before.
Nell Rowell, lung n favorite f,,t v „ nn,, iiu.il Ihe rat l.irl rri.
and ted, white and blue satin
the public
|. resented
u ...
•lack* delighted the audience will, with
rolv.sl The German govern
r.iwell-Astaire
their rhythmic tap routine.
m .II-Astaire soft
*„ i shoe , klap,
. L t,l, m enu asked, however, ."at the
Spenct Williams,
waarlng a
brief roe turn* of rule green net
,
____|„.ssit,l,
inembei* of manner Reporls in some mtliliral qusr
presented an Impersonation of compprsptd of
Antler*
Including
Alvin Odham, ters Ihnl G erm an/,
Spring, The “Bubble Danrer” w*»
ready
to
impersonated by Harold
Hall Giles Chanman, J,* Davis, Tom. launch
an
Aegean
ottens.ve
Cobh.
Iten
Crawford,
wearing * pink nel costume and I my
Ugi.msl G iitcc. had given Yugo
Lyle
l.athrop, Glrnn Odhnni,
carrying a large blue balloon
flay,
Kenneth
Echols, slavia 4H hour, lo ru.ne to terms
Evelyn Stile* was presented in Ralph
Kronen, were denied In responsible <|uar.
a difficult balancing act, lalanr Shelton Hardin. Philip
lag • glass o f win* on iter fore. I B. II. Williams, Jlernar.l Collins ters.
head and making lhr*« complete , and William Vernon doing a song
torn*, Sba —ore a green net and dance.
Alvin Odham acted
a* an
nouncer and Mrs Grace Ikirr’ acmmpanled a l the piano a ish ted
by Mra. E. I . Huxtick with th*
■ g e n drums.
* 'Social Calendar
Clothing: WU1 Be
Sent To England
P e rson als
hnml
Rf’iu'al Of Tax Upon
Pishing Boats urged
e
Nazis Expect Slavs
To Join With Axis
Itenairs To Be Made
On Negro Elks Mali
t
1‘liiInUioa Members
Meet At Bach Home
Antique Ulass Show
Scheduled Thursday
■V
• i.io u o u s
• WINES
P
NICK’S
Package Slore
'Tnl»XUu'’
Priority For Canal
Urged By Summerull
g
Eastern Star Order
To Have Convention
Ex-Yugoslav Premier
Guarded By British
J"-T3 !ir:-C HtoSSI--.a.. ..........
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notify the Telephone Business Office rig h t away
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SAfimOAY, HABdHjtinSt
•r ------- ...
liter — — ...
Itsport»r ...
j l jlt(K>fl*r
ord Praetor
Is ceM wsll,
itswart, Bill
a Tsacpls. Lei tor Lang. Erma Poutaty, Mali
F 1
Vsrnon.
is Bsmlouls County Mehool Ntwt Pees It paldf/hed ones eneh
k bp. Iks H-minds 11lab Behool Journalism d u o Mrs. 1. N.
Isa is Us faculty sponsor.
nificant Reasons Seen Behind
Food For France Piflfliog Blockade
te a t Britain has finally de
li >to let up on Its blockade
itea,‘France,
"?dsr,h
u-“ "saa
represented by
fisa Henrl-tlaye, ambassador
OpoUnllery, wee permitted to
trargoes of food under special
ditlon, The specie] condition Is
h'the American Red C m * be
Wid to distribute the food—
■tibecaplafl France.
MteJn, negotiating through
ra H a u fa i, allowed Francs to
■the feed for many reasons,
at, Britain can if/ord O let
d through hat blockade now
r,L dilg# M white aha can
■ It atte to do eo because a
del from the Italian navy In
idljr. Great Britain realist*
th* Vichy government can
I people contented, th*
if state,' Marshall Henri
l Fata in, wlij be able to
temandi by Carnaby for
mth navy and th* French
m the Mediterranean, If,
Hitter’s deminds, Germany
I be able to make attacks
m IRotk of Gibraltar and th*
Candl by attelliahlng naval
aaaa hi tha porta obtained.
In real Iits these facta and
■ that France would bo very
II aa an "Indirect" ally by
ig Oarman movement tothe Maditerrsnaan.
ml Britain It letting food
•h beemuke the wants th*
Ih people to 'continue to
highly of
tha Britleh
». B , not permitting i food
ita by the blocked*, Britain
raa Franc* might become.a
lionet enemy aa Japan Is to
L and Germany to Great
In. This would leer* Great
In with but on* g n a t and
friend, the United
tji* world.
reaibna far Britain's
rant* have food' are
IfUanL They shew that
planning to bee Franc*
rprlsa card (n winning
story over Hitter and
How will Franca and
I respond 1 Tim* will
Britain glv* more eon6 Franc* T Tim* will
by rlna*
superbly,
and glrla
laelslv# scores but dieunusual apprlsinanthlp.
i* wag true of th* Cbte
although
As a result of the many long
weeks of study end hard work,
some o( the student*
have
arhlevrd their goal—that of being
on the honor toll.
To do thle. It is required thmt
the student have passing marks
In ell studies and be neither ab
sent nor lardy during the six.
weeks period.
The following era etudmto who
have done aoi
Olive Chapmen, Erma Doodney,
Betty West, Cohen Burrell, John
Fennel, end Albert Mttrowsr.
Also E liu U th Vaughn, Stella
Touchton, Pauline Johnson, Ed
ward Marshall, Bhtrwpod Jacob
ean, end Bluer! Quartermen.
Jean Hardy, Virginia Scar
borough, Ann 6 tine, . Virginia
Tuten. Walter Anderson, John
Delytu. Woodrow Bumsed. Wil
liam Carle, James Hamrick, and
Paul Hlckeon of the Sophomores.
' Of the freshmen there were:
Ruth Burns, Verm* Knott, Elsie
McWhorter, Margaret
Myart,
Edna Benkarik, Lota Me* Swaggerty, Alice Ruth WhIUey. Alva
Brock, Millard Hunt, and Billy
McCaltey.
___________
LYMAN SCHOOL
Hello Everyonei
Just think—there are only 10
mor* weak* of school leforv an.
othar year will b* over; but I
don't Imagine this la news to
moat of you.
Th* Florida Education Associa
tion meets In Tampa Mar. 80. 21,
and IS, which' means w* have
Friday off. Th# teachers who will
go from this school If nothing In
terferes are Mrs. Bell, Miss Foils,
Miss (SenorlU) Wood burn, Mr.
Mrs. Topper, and Mr.
rnnclal statement hat
llsbad concerning tb*
Central Florid* Conference Tournament hold a t Mi. Dora Fah. 88
to Mar, l. Tb* receipt# .were
1144.76; but that la far from t a
ins all proflL Buck things as
ti*|iato, stamps, trophies, ball,
score book, lights, water and gas.
officiate fees, advertising, and
telephone war* some of th* |toma
which made a big dent In that
nlca looking flgnre. Th* axpanaa*
cam# to $100.SO. leaving a total
a ft 83841 which was deposited
an th* C.F.C, account.
We ar* going to have -a bang
VP food plav her* at th# school
auditorium Mar. 87. Don't you
Ik Ink
•’Hilly billy
CourtehlB"
sounds Ilk* a good name 7 Wall,
th* play' doaaa't let Its nai
dawn bad ll won't 1st you do
aithar, ao cam* one, coma all!
Moare* nut an a brother
»r act. Tilt Bmlth slatrrs,
K i ! * u S S i. t e i I S
W
S
The University of Miami an
nounces the first animal stetewlda competition for the JMOLead and Ink Jpufnallsm scholar■Yiljli. v * - '1 !■ ■
All Florida high school seniors
Vho recslvs their dlpiomee either
at mld-jrear ^ r i n June, 1MI, pm
eligible to corppe1* for the eward,
Entrants In the competition
need not to enrolled In high
school journalism classes, nor
moat they be members of high
school publication staffs.
Entrants must plan to study
scholarship Is a 8100 award, ap
plicable on the first year’s tu i
tion a t tha U nlvm ity of Miami,
beginning September, 1041.
Cash student entering the con
tent' must enbmlt an original eatoy or aKiri* ftf From 1800 to
•000 word* bn tb#'subject, "Obli
gation and Responsibilities of a
Newspaper to Ita community." *
Neras of writer moat not *pFpU details
regarding tha form In which th#
manuscript ahi mid bo written will
accompany
bmpetltion
entry
may be obtained
btehka.W
from th* Ei foed High journaHam claaa or
of filgml
teeni
Essays must be auLmllted or
mailed to th* University of Miaml, poet marked net (star than!
May 1, 1041.
Judging ■ of tha scholarship
competition will b* by a commit,
tee of Florida newspapermen'The winner of the 1041 Journa
lism scholarship will be an
nounced by th* University tn
June, 1041.
Entry blanks may b* ottalned
from Blmen nochbergcr, Instruc
tor of Journalism, University of
Mltgil, Coral Oablas.__________
Lyman.
Spanking of historical docu
ments; the Florida Historical So
ciety will hold their 88ui annual
meeting a t tha Blltmora Hotel In
Coral Gable* on Mar. 88, 87, nag
tvents and da research
g the background of
In ‘ this way oar greatndchlldren might pnote
( d of paopl* w* wore,
Forb* Blmpson and IIIchard
acted Just lav* violin m ask,
ial weak they want to hear
rica Morin* play a t th* Orlando
unlclpel Auditorium. Tha only
unmint they mad* Uw next
anting waa "w* thought ah*
onld i s tool looking." V a are
■tandlni
School wieners In the Irving
B a c h o i l e r assay caataaL
-Prince Archill* Marat" g a s
written by Margaret SpanOne of the most Illustrious
f i r m s to come to f lotidn • In
the early eighteen hundreds was
Prince Achilla M urat :
Prince Murat, born in Paris
on January XI, 1801, wee the
nephew of Napoleon end (he eon
of the former king and queen of
Nahlee.
1TT
The king was driven from his
throne end shot In 1815, and hit
family wee banished from their
notlre lend. Achilla Bought refug# with his mother In tower
Austria, where he received an
excellent education.
In 18X1 he emigrated to (he
United States. In Washington he
met General R. K. Call, then a
delegate to . Congress. These men
became friends end General Cell
rstiadrd Murat to comp |o
orlde. The prince woe so de
lighted with the state that he
established a plantation a t W s.
Clara, a village near Telle heaps.
Murat met end later m errjrJ
a former Virginian, Catherine
Willis, daughter of Colonel Bird
Willis, and niece of Weehlagton’a eister. In Tallahassee Cath
erine waa surrounded Hr Intelli
gent end refined Floridians, and
He wee fascinated by bumae na
tore and Intareeted in every type
of person. He wrote a >»oh
titled ‘"America end the Amartran i" which told of the organi
sation of government In Ameri
ca, and mainly In Florida. If la
work showed an Intimate under,
■landing 'o f tha Florida fron
tiersman which waa rare in a
foreigner. Ills “Exposition of
the Principals of fie publican
Government as Perfected
In
America" was translated Into
leveral languages and passed
thrush 60 editions. Through his
writings, end also because of his
anthropic undertakings.
Achilla ones slyly auggreted to
hts wife that ehe spend the day
with a friend. 11a took the op
portunity of her ai*ence to test
a plant which he bplirve l would
make a fin* dy*. Upon her return
Madame Murat was alaimed
when she taw a cloud of smoke
arising from the plantation. Hur
rying to th* scene ah* raw
the prince, heated and smoke
stained, ctandlng over a huge
kettle In which was hi« eaperi.
m ent When he raw lUt wife he
escleimed, "O Katel 1 Tiavj m air
all your clothe* a most beautiful
lnk. You will look so lovely in
ism."
t
In spite of Ins ccccnlt icitics he
held diary public offiert, both
elective and honorary. Ho was
aide-de-camp to General Call
during tha latter’* campaign
against the Seminole Indians,
of tha fastidious lady. Upon sea. ft hen Lafavett* visited In Ameri
Ing tha obvious devotion of th* ca In 1826, hiurai accompanied
young man and with tha en him on a great part of his
couragements of her parent i, the
became favorable to hie salt.
tom* of th* property to Which
On the thirteenth day of July,
waa heir, ana perhup* th*
1821, th* two, tha nepho-v of the h*
throne his father had lost, Murat
great Bonaparte, and the grand- Accompanied by Madam* Murat,
nalca of Washington, were m ar decided to return to Europe.
ried a t Tallahassee.
He ‘lift America In 1831. Hia
Tha Murats were a vary popu couple
passed two y e a n in Englar couple, not only among • the and Belgium, forbidden to antef
socially slit*, but also among the Franc* oc Italy / Murat era's
poor and uncultured. Tlialr ndm, given command of a ‘ Belgium
was always a symbol of hot- regiment, but wharavar ha ap.
pltellty.
peered, ha was received with such
Prince Achilla Murat had ore demonstration* of affection that
of tha most unique parsoocli It waa rise mad necessary that h*
tis* th at Florida haa f*vrr known. t e r n th* country.
Indeed, the whole world. Many
After Mi return to the United
a humorous story be* Nun told tates. ha decided to study tew.
of hte eccentricities, but bis pe n beiog admitted to th* bar h*
culiar* lisa mad* hint, none the moved to jfew Orleans, w h an b*
less d#*r to hte frigate.
formed a partnership with Mr.
Among hla mane friends wars Jsrnltr. After savers] years
rioted p*nonages,-Loul* Napoleon pent in Louisians be .returned
often vtelled In h it horns as did o Florida and agtabllahad a planWashington Irving. Two men of atlon In Jeffaraon county. ■ *
m nra
e n n f r a eiln at
n a ln ra s
I hast
After
a
lingering
Illness.
Mne# M arat died on April 18.
\W t. Ha rests beside his devoted
K
Libraiy
Adda New Yoliune
Concerning florid*
During the past few weeks SO
new fascinating books >eee N en
added to Ufa Semlnota High
School Library. Mora Edna Chit
tenden, librarian, stated that' the
meet popular of the now additions
a n “Raiders of tha ’ Deep* and
"Count Eeachner, the Sen Peril,"
both written i y the foment news
commentator, Lowell Thomas,
The most unusual book In this
group la, perhaps, "Florida: Land
of C h*nce"by Mint Kathryn T.
Abbey, professor of history at
the Florida S tate College for
Women a t Tallahassee. This In
teresting book relates an account
of PlorTda history from its ear
liest beginnings to the present
limes. It .eonteine mqph Informa
tion'concerning'the econorale end
cultural' development, education,
rvsofarces, end communications of
this state.
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Thera are talas of the ancient
friers end Spanish Conquistadors.
B
g
{isUK“5as
aapd* of poepte today visit
ha peaceful gnv*akie of Prince
Murat, who were
mTrnrad by all who bad had' the
ir Baskstball Tetirnaeld a t Oviedo a weak
had
a
keenly
analytical
a h.s.
Gamblings
mind.
regret «f BILL RRAjfAN. ED-
s*
w
YIO H T
s£r
b n o y going w ltb'O R IKN and BILL M the earn* time.
Kommercial School
cause they ju st came beck from
Tampa where they BAY they
learned all about shorthand. They
have a right to be stuck up be
cause thft knuw-.ecge came di
rectly from Louie Leslie, author
of "Function Method"
(Short
hand) During the absence of Mrs.
Maxwell and Miss Meitch, Mrs.
Hall ‘‘took over".
We still don't know how Lois
Rowland got her job a t Camp
Blending, but she bet It, and we
are glad. Here's wishing her the
book of. adventure and mystery
Illustrated by th* author hlmsalfc
It ha* an unfamiliar phasa of
American history' 'a t' a back
ground. 'Tha story canter* around
the annual drive from th*' Ohio
prairies to the eastern cities dur
ing th* early days of tha middle
west.
The following are tiaw books
In tt* Seminole High School |J .
hrary. Student* mi* urged to read
tathmrn T. Abbey, Florida:
nd of Chance. "
'
rt-vntaa X f t a l r e , ).THe Folk
uum* a Book. .
iVinston Churchill, Th* Crass.
^qu»ta T. Adams, Th* E pk of
Robert H. Thoateea, 8 tn lg h t
iBfl Crooked Thinking.
1 Henry
Longfellow, The
tarty Poems of Henry W. LongHteir.
Jam** Curwood, Tha Flaming
rtrteL
<R. C. Patharetanaugh,
The
I m l Canadian MoVnted Police.
Lowell Tboma#,' Raldore of the
f i , H U P U H f IT
Th# mte'Ung of the Student
Council w n called to order by
the president, Edwin Bra nan, l t d
the floor w u opened for tpm
committee reporta. The civic commtttee reported that more flap*
would be bought for the aehtml,
but the benchca ana water foun
tain! would hare to be lmtailed
neat year.
A motion wae made that If Mr.
Cllleeple'a room granted second
lunch period, a petition would
hare to be draem up and signed
by the students; howerer. a twothirds majority mutt faror this
act.
At the dose of the meeting all
commltteei were urged to work
on their respective committees.
By LEROY LANQ
The girls tennis cluta have
finished their round, robin tanula
tournament. Due to bad westhar
and sickness of tha • Mambera
many were compelled to drop o u t
Those who remained |n the club
were; Erma Doudnsy, Margaret
Bpaneer, Dot Kader, Chr Iran thy
Kenls, Evelyn Kennedy, Evelyn
Stiles, Nancy Collum, Batty Doris
Williams, Count* McCall, Helen
Stafford, Martha Perkin*, J*na
Thigpen, ' Shirley Echob, " Mary
Jane Robnolte.' Also Merged**
Langley, Edith
Lovejoy, Lois
Sehutti, Shirley Smith, MargqeHU
Duncan, and Ann Biin*. ’
Erma Doudney and Margaret
Spencer were the winneni In th*
classman group while Lois
ts and Shirley Smith took
the lead In the trestimen—sopomore Gnats.
_______ By DOT RA PES
graphical positions; "together with
a vivid description of modern
Florida.
The conversational style In
which th* Look la written is
adapted for making Florida his
tory cbm* el Ira aa foveas and
people rather than aa fa ils and
figures. -Tha purpose of this book
I* to tree* th* /actor* that have
made Florida what It Is today.
Hi* two outstanding Junior
L. Fltxgemld. Th* former le a
vivid story,1beautifully written by
an authnr teloved by both boys
and 'g irls everywhere. It telle of
a patrician Roman family who
war* banished from their ances
tral home la Roma to early Britlap. Thslr trials and hertahlpa
on th* long jouraay and estab
lishing thslr now bom* with' their
father and brother away a t war.
and tha rum*oca and faith found
there by Lavena, tha heroin*,
Installing Benches
Delayed By Council
S
oro**try*.M
Well, with thle description of
Yahottis, we'JI sign off till nest
week: jlls croee unseen, hla cof.
fin tar*,, her* Bee tha man who
Winners Of Snapsho
Contest To Be Tot
Miss Phyllis Smith, sponsor of
the Salmagundi, announced that
tha *rlnners of th* Sallv snap
Party Is Given R
shot contest are known, but 'that
the name* will not be published
7 Tri-tti-Y Men?1
until next week.
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The staff was greatly axel tad
The girl*’ TrLIII-Y Chib of last week when they cant th*
Samlool* High School gave a first material to tba octetor , Ih
party' In honor *' 6 t ' ' th* Future Atlanta, K fl U t a f K W O b e t
Farmers teat Tuesday night In will be ebfsyietoJ tosm. - T
the high school cafeteria. H. E.
Ba aura to reserve YOUR
Morris lad the group in n Sally now white thri co n test: la
number ot interesting games and still on. Th# class buying thy
bongs. A record bf tha party waa most number of Sallies receives
mad* and this record ante played 851 And what glass couldn't 'oai
bvbr th* communlotion system that!
the' fallowing' morning.' Tha 'stu
dent* and faculty, tears convinced
that tha party w
’ a s’a groat'sue.
7_ „
___ a lt present had a
good time By the frequent Out
bursts of laughter which war*
recorded.
After the enjoyatl* aeries of
games rafreshmsota Were served
to Ih* following:
Patty Hodge, Natalie True,
Katherine Spencer,
Margaret
S yncer,
Elisabeth
Vaughn,
Jaaal* Durr.er.. L nva Doudney,
Elisabeth Whig ham. Stella Touctu
ten and Mbs Rabbeccm Stevens.
Also Billy Bond, C hsrks Thurslon, Roger Wnnalcy, Roy Mixon.
Ellsworth Hoover. Gari Router,
/ltdeon Taylor, Ralph Wolfar, Alas
iohnton nno H t. Morris.
Dy MARY ALICE HUNTER
Tb# Rub. Debs
camlLaUgoni tlm
rnd soma of than
eg a llUla bugM]
By CLAYDA FORQUSON
Lost Island,
it, AnUrciie Ice
r. Mare*)* of the
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b**4t Hosted, J . C. llowtll, J r - o
Ml ta b year. They wm*
FI tiger aid, Dravare East.
MdU** rialU m e \ - “ x By MART A U CE pUNTER
re,., —- "A..-
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t a d s TKO’
S im o n Id 13th
R o u n d O f Fight
Champion Has Hard
Bkttle D e f e n d in g
Title 1 5 t h T i m e
D E T R O IT
Mar. 2 0 —b f i —The
impoeelblc didn’t i|uitr tiappen
l » tt Jil«ht but
it cam e cloic
m o u t h to throw n n d . l u n t l u l
a r t re Into Jo e
laiula
mid hie
fliitlc family lieforr t i e lioinlier
w i t able to do Ida work.
W ith Jual n whnle-aixe.l lirart
arid . daxxling left hand, . the
NJvf Y o r k , Giant, Abo Blnwn
I M big t a r g e t who wasn't . o p
posed to have one rnaru-e in
• million of lasting m ore than
th ree
round*—t » v c
lamia
a
“helluva” fight of it
for
C!
full heat* before running afoul
o f the B o m b r r ’t* 1% t u n a in lb,
13th.
W ith the trca l*-i| iinloor crowd
'In D etroit'a fi«tir history j a m
ming the Olympia and gaaping
It. a m a rem e n t in .Snuun'a nersa.
ttonal showing, Abe gave jiiat
a bout a.) Rood n* be recelveil
until the thirteenth. Then, (Inured
twice by he avy-duty rig h t I ami
f a i l We have year
taeeH te kraal al
WINK. GIN a Li
ft lO n . Itiaaa
KM
ter free .ellaery.
Grand Son Gotis
After Ninth Win
In Race Tonight
— ----------------------------------------------- MAJOR
Grand Son (roc* after No. 0 for
tho aaason
tonight
with
no
Cracker U d to bar hli path In
the 6-lCth'a of n mile featured
r" » at U » Sanford.Orlando Ken
nel Club, midway between San
ford and Orlando on II. S. Illehway 17.
•
D. W. Tarprnlnir'a are
will
meet aueh roulrra a a Drilith
Train, Ramblinir Nora, Smoky
JEancer, Real Fire, Gunter I addle,
F.itrn Special and Gold Ix a f Lad.
Greyhound Results
i xt m a o : - riiiurif* to ? t
M|.»w Rpnrri.
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in the Mtfr RucccMifulty for the
15th time, the great IoOu In w o
nlightly lr*» than a I nil of fir**
A lte r I* win over, the " rik e r ts "
Ig rrn l le w*s mighty lucky not d a
to have hud to face the a|t<*«s|
und left hund nt n Hilly €*•»?»•» |
lu»t night.
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got
(rl|
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'\ m »mii
I'alrntr,
M»t I**! (hi* honor.
..... . ruler* nt the
<*• II m k I'ennock,
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Sain llriinrftM'y rushed in nntl
I oltc<l the lo u t, vkiih I .mil* ••
tired t4*chnlral k»m<’kmit winn-r
ot I minute, JO «c«ond** of 11st
tliirtccnth.
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nounred shortly ufl« i Mon* htul
htu|i|M*«i Himon thui th«* two
would Im* rrmnt hod in n 1f»inuiid h«*nvywlcfht title fipi’t in
Madison Siiuire
tiorden,
New
York, nil May Id.
A total of IH.'hik Ibii* todkied
thia big arena nt the* heain* and
hung from the rnftei* to m*o the
hometown chain|Mon, und Jncotn*
iaid »ome Jt.tMMI, who couldn’t
even , crowd Jnto
the
f'i\rksl
atandlng nnim
*hrtlon«,
wrfr
turnotl awny. The gro** gate wn*
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the
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I n t il f - To n-irular poaitiona deiiendmn iifi r a l l y
enmea, the
I'nivi-i-ity of l ‘i<Tlila baaeb.ll
tram i.pina il» t'.UI araaon here
Al.imlnt nod liir«*lny in a aeriea
with | lie •icb'thoriN* I’etrela.
Midi
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men—.‘’•hortatpp
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Dili t m'Mi i > I ulitii n Monrr, C l f t .
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�PROGRAM FOR WEEK MARCH 23rd
Sunday,
with Robert
Gilmore, and
Metro News
Huntley — "WE8TERN UMION* .In Tthnlcrior,
Young, Randolph Scott, Dean Jasp er, Virginia
tiliru Bommervillti Alko— 'C artoon, Novelty and
H the Day.
Tuesday, Bargain Day, Double, Feature ^«FLA Y GIRL"
wlth Kay Francis and Jana* Ellison: A I*a- -"BLONDE IN
SPIRATION" with John Shelton, v irftn la Ore;*,
ChanM
Dutlcrwcrth and Donald Meek.
,
Friday, Saturday—"DOOMED CARAVAN" wlUi "Hepalone (William Uoyd) Caaaldy". Also—“GIVE US WINGS*
with "Dead End Kid." and "LltUe Toutft Guys."
THIS WEEK’S CASTS
[JAI, FILM fans will Have tha opportnnlty n asi Wednesday and
itsday to »ce "K itty Foyle," the most daring movie ever writ,
by a man about a woman and the picture that won tha Ara.
iy. Award for Glnyer Royers, Billed as "The Natural Hlstcry
h Woman," Christopher Morley's beat seller wlil prove one if
most popular attractions ever sdown here at tne Kits, sccodto Manayer CnaHle Morrison.
’
i,.
n s. o f tha' thrilling highlight* of £atn
(hu Technicolor 80th Cbnlur^-.Fox Dim
orrow apd Monday a t tHa Rita Th ruler.
Ml tha stirring picture ara Robert Youny,
-----—...»
I v uv -ie i^. Gl|mor,.
WESTERN UNION
Robert Youny Grace „ — ----- - Kay Franeli
’T H E DEAD END KIDS" and "The Little Tcuyh Guyt" aided and Richard Blake
Vance
Shaw
Randolph
Scott Tom Dice - — .1... Jtiaea Ell laon KAY FRANCIS tells James Elllaon the truth
abetted by Wallace Ford, Victor Jory, Anne Gwynne end Bheihp
Mildred CoUa of hearts and millions In "Flay Girl," part ol
Howard will be eeen neat Friday and Saturday at the Rite In "Give Edward Cr'tlyhton .... Doan Jay- Ellen 4 ---------V
Bill Vincent -------- NIRtl Bruce tha Rita' Theater neat ■Tuesday.
U. .Wlnye."
Sue Crelyhton — . Virytnla
Joel# ...— ‘ Maryaret Hamilton
more Mr*. D i c e ..... K atherine Alexander
Doc Murdoch ... John Carradlna Van ______... Gao rye P. Huntley
Herman ____ Slim fianunanrilla Dan Shawha^t .... June Richmond
Homer .....— ------ Chill WlUa Joaeph Sbawman .... Stanley An.
Jack Slada ...... Barton Mac Lana
drowe
Governor .............. Rnaacll Hlcka Fred Dice ___ Sehner' Jacks on
Chatlla .................. Victor KUlan Orchcatrm Conductor
Maroh
Pat Greyan __ Minor Wataon
licit) .............. Georye Chandler
Chief Spotted llorae
Chief Bif
DOOMED c a r a v a n
Tro*
Indian Leader .... Chief Thunder Hopalony Caaaldy
William
cloud
Boyd
Lucky Jen kina lee* Ruaeell Hayden
KITTY- FOYLE
Jack ----- Andy Clyde
Kitty Foyle .... Ginger Royers California
Trnvkiw
Minna .Con-bell
Wyn Strafford .... Dennis Moreen Jane
Stephen WeeUott .... Morris AnMark - .................- James Craig
. ■' , ■»>.' V
. . . krum
Glono ......
Eduardo Clannrlll Diana W eilcott ..., Georyla H aw
Pop .........
Ernast Cossett
...
kins
Mrs. Strafford .... Gladys Cooper Ed Martin ....... Trover Us n it tie
Delphlne Detain# .. -Odette Myrtll Jim Ferber ........ F a t.J , O'Brien
Pat ............ ........— Mary Trecn Tele G reff
Raphael Bennett
Molly ____
Katherine Btevene Don Ptdro .v Jim e Lule Tortosa
Mr. Kennett .... Walter Klnyaford
Giandmtther . Cecil Cunnlnyham
Aunt Jrsalca ...... Nells Walkrr
GIVE VO WINGS
Uncle Edyar ... Edward Fielding
Tom .. ......., ’ BUly Halor
Ilunta Hall
Ply MON MS INSPIRATION
Jonathan Briggs .... John Shelton String •._______ _ Gabriel Dell
....
/B
ernard
Punsty
Ape
—
Margin Blake
Virginia Grey
Phil Hendricks . Albert Dekker Rep ...-TV*trt“ri*.’/ ■
"AWdan
,W (^ m 4 1Fold
“Blttay" Conway .... Chariaa But- York \ .....
lerworth Julia ..»...*.....A w jt'tP e p u a
- T M t o r lie ry
Carter >
"Dustj/' Kiity ____ Do
pa Id Mask
Rrrlnatd
; Reaiaald Owen WhlUy
VIRGINIA GREY and i John. Rbcllon (abbve) hkve
Victoria ................ Alma Kruger Te* s ...
fast, moving story of an author who mpet waifs ta^t
Regina . .. J . L
Rita Qulfl*7 Bud f t hours will be shown at the Rltg next Tueeday
Wanda ...............
Marlon Martin Lh*k ;~
Inspiration" h its , the screen.
ss.
Mae sella. MU -L o n g e r l" .
You ate hereby erdertd te *Pf
Parmers Ufffed To Ipour
tpereonmlly or l-r attoraef)
t aaewsr the sworn lint of Coesolein I herein filed p H o r beters
File Intentiona In wine
the Tib. iler of AprlC t o l l, athara decrue pro coefseeo will be
eealnst you lor fal(ers
Cotton Stamp Plain tobnlered
appeal1, pW d or enewer. as re
Atfelaget Fpr ;
nef Cattle Field
iy In Gainesville
GAINESVILLE, M ar.I»— (Spa.
ci*l>—F lw W cotton r a m operatore wba'agpaet Ip'.tyka part In
the /upple manta ry cotton program this year should' ftla Inten
tion sheets with tbs'County AAA
nffl/a as soon s» passible, says
11. U. Clayton, S late AAA admtnlatrative officer. *
The supplementary prog cam raquirva that ail fan rars who plait
to cart] cotton stamps through
volutary acreage reduction bo on
record to this rffatt. Thay will
sign a form IndkuUay th a acroaga thay expect to plant to cot
ton In,1M I.
i ■
While only tha poerator fad tha
farm la roqulrod actually to sign
INE8VILLE. Mar. «y. |al)~Tho Agricultural Ex.
m l Station's lO I'.bm f rat.
ltd' day, acaetiuietl for FriMar. *8, D axpecUd to
a targa numhar o( inlar
cattleman from cantra]
a, It whi el "led today hy
i. L. Hhaely. baad of tha
I Industry ilrpertmrnt, Tha
im will npen . a t 10:00
i In tha mom|ng and con
fute tha sftarnoon.
morning will
ha devoted
--------( fc(l4
pdatura drinoiistratlnna
.
bga crops CtKuaalona .on tha
E a .,W . , E. Strifes. Roy E,
isar, Q. E. R ltm y r Dr. W.
yLlukel, f)r. F. H. 'HulT and
r.W. A. pitrvar of (h i ayrony Mtwrtment, will lead emnll
Bps a f vlaltora over tha fans,
da In tha damonslrUJane. end
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It Is farlta-v ordered that Ibis
notice be published once a wssb
fee four weeks In ihe Henluru
Herald, a new soap, v published In
the Clip of
Hanford. Seminole
Ceunlf, -Florida.
. Witness m> hand end offlelel
■eel at laaford. Florida this fib
IN THE CIUCltT COVET IN AND
FOE NEJUNM.H COVNTT. F tU E IUA. IN CNANCENT.
ALICE MAT U M C nr. DalsadaaL
■ o a n x a o r FVBMca tw n
TO; ALICE MAT UaJEItY. Bellaa.
‘ Ala.
Too ara htrabr ardsred and’ raquinU ta-.ba bad appear apaa Ika
fib dap af AnrH. w l t t e the Mil
at Cota plaint Iliad ayalast you la
rattaw. M
" r s . t n a . r . ^ 'S b n E * 1
FLtiniDA-. I'llUDUCTS
.
4 *~ / c 1;: '
Iy tV- **i
Ifif i H
H IU AI
sy. la tha
tbs bill of
paa la tbs
.THOMAS USNKHY, Flalntllf,.
RATMOND^
FARMERS'
tn?T~ ;! v*?
the
iiiHcttiT c e c a r ;
wiutii
MAIIY KlkHA O&ftLfc.' Defendant
" • OHUKIt OF. FIMWOXTIOa ,
To: MAnr KMMA apUUE. » h « e ,
residence la - l l Dunham ilroii,
Trenton. New Jersey. '
It le ordered- IAW >od appear
OB April fS A .
IP the
DIII'M Cosiplelnl ritv-<| aaalndl you
In ihe Circuit-liourr for Uemlooi,
Cuunly. In Chaneery,. by Charles
r* Ooble, for -a divorce. Herein fel
not or a deare* pro ronfeeeo will
be ealored egalnat you.
>,
, This notlraTsMJI he publlihel
one* a wash• for l*ur cooeeCuUie
weeks In ihd aefirerd lltreIC a
newspaper hevloa a tenoral rlrco-
"taga /.!*****' «.* F,’ IIHRNDOM.
Clerk of tbs Clreull Court,
n r A. M. WEEKS, tv c
sheets must ip eat flip I
county AAA Offlsa not
than June 14. Howwvtr, C
ary ad th a t farmers fit#
ahrata aa soon aa poaalbla.
Yto Iviur from U;00 to >i00
M..hae boon reserved for lunch
L i , "yat-toirathar", with atu
lU of tha Bloch and'B rldla
|»> aarvlny (ha lunch on th*
iv
ns
quire# »r » * • .
m
s
pakllsked
aanasaaflvt
described
w a i f WH
- OaaHtr
( Nt u
a IlJ-* 1).
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Seminole County Produces
More Fruit Anil Vegetables Than A n f
Similar Area in Florida
o f c V .i.
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
-Established In IM>8
MONDAY,
MARCH
NUMBER 175
Member Aaaodated Preaa
m i
^ K t o n k lF B e -
Africhn Colony Was
Captured By Itil*
j'la
s ILust
August,
MBn
BIO
/n P I r . X
IU K U B U
More Gains Claimed
Housec Minority Lead- T
] ~
”
er Has Told com-. Seminole County
mittee That U. S.
F a c e s Bankruptcy Fair Opens With
Racists A t t a c k s
Are Thrown Back
WASHINGTON, Mar. 14'
— (A P )— The Senate passed '
and sent to the President to
day the aevew billion dollar
appropriation to finance the
Administration'* atl oat Brit
ish aid program. The vote ■
was >7 to I.
Shgliiii Again Mak/aa.H ea dway In Aa|s*uJta Upon Cheren
M A N G IU L " M«r.
Wash
in g t o n
"
Mar
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NAIROBI, Kenva Colour,
Mw. 24 — C#1)— The British
today that British
SpmalllaMl. captured by tho
H
S
Committer today resolved th» rt»
signs lion uf Chairman Joseph W.
Martin, Jr., and promptly reject
ed it unanimously.
Martin, House minority leader,
Yon m ight almost think W aadell .WlUkla It trying’ to prove a
political point aa lie grstm rs vehem ently while talking to James A. earlier had told the committee
the United States was staggur.
Farley at the l i s t Annual Gridiron Dinner given by Albany, N. Y , ing “along In the direction o f
correspondent*. They were both lampooned by the newsmen.
war" and was “fecr to facy with
the possibility of national bank
ruptcy "
He urgnl the Republican P ar.
ty to “police and audit" the Now
Deal Administration to protect
the rial Inn from “ financial, polL
tlcal an,) social • bankruptcy."
Congress Is oapoclod to sand
to President Roosevelt this
legislation appropriating nearly
$ 1 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 , 0 0 0
for rearmament
and for aid to Britain.
Three printing bills account for
that huge sum. B iggest is tha
British
'ih aid m es
$7,000,000,000 ~
(('•atlaaeg on Pag* T S n sI
Lambert Says
Smiths Carraway,
S - S Hitlier’ s Aims Spencer, Fleming
Ehcifynpass World Play Golf Finals
S to le n P r o f e s s o r Dr. Rucker Toppled
Advises S t a n d i n g
After D e f e a t i n g
Up.To D i c t a t o r s
Defending Champ
Twa choices fa te cltisens of
tid e C o u n tr y In the
current
'
oil, that of standing
t the dictators or abProf. Thomas Ft Latnllulvcrslty told
fining Into t:i* quarter-finals
o f the (illy Gulf Championship
bring played
at the
Hanford
Country Club, K. B Hmith will
face Andrew Carrewey and G. W.
Sppnctr will play W. 0 . Fleming,
i t . wee reported today by Allan
~ttoe—fi* to sv |ir tsw « r t. g o lf >ro.
n of
In the play last week Mr. Smith
Speaking on “The Cast for Bri
tish Aid," Prof. Lambert was In defeated Hr. H. W. Rucker who
troduced by T. Bradford
Byrd, the week before had downed H-*t>
who headed the committee on In A st, the defending champion Dr
ternational service which
hail Rucker said his opponent played
charge of Iht program.
like Hammy Snead On the fits!
Calling on his listeners to fare nine hide*, driving 876 yard* on
Iht “4 loody realities' Instead of every hole and sinking puts Ilk-attending to the wishful think lloitu n Hmith.
ing of the appeasers, Prof. Lam
Mr. Carrawsy woD his malt li
bert declared that “a bomb on ■hi the IPth bole when hr end
England U a bomb on the moral Phil - Crashnf f played the 18 all
con science of free men every even. G. W. Hpencer d osed l.sw
where."
fence Lundquisl out OH the I Mb
The 8 Icleon
profrssor,
who hole after Mr. Lundqulft flnlshe I
traveller/ for several
years In a brilliant first nine hole play In
Europe, assertrd Americana bit lose five boles In a row, Mr. M e.
living In a fool's paradise
if wart said. W G. Flaming » n
they believe Hiller's aims aie handily from John Elck on Ihr
merely local or national—(They IHIh hole.
enoompass the entire globe," lie
In the ladies division, Mrs A n
said. Adm itting that the lamps drew Carrewey defeated Miss 1.11
of cIvlllsaUon are going out. Prof. lien Thom ley by four holes on
Lambert said that we shall see the slsth green. Mrs. John Ivey
them either extinguished or re beat Mra. Gena Baber by two up
kindled In our lim e, due to the
the eighth hole, kit* John
“ tornado pace'* a t which events on
Elck trimmed Mrs.
Raymond
move.
t
Lundqulet In a close match de
Prof. 1.0ridert told how Eu cided on the last hole. Mrs E B
rope w si “wavering on a hot
Smith played Mr*. W, F.. Iluhr.
hod of socialism" tevsral rears man
three r itr a holes finally lu
ago, and was forced to choose win the
match.
between fascism and socialism.
This week Mrs. Carraway will
The British appoasers fait It face Mrs. Ivey, and Mrs. Kirk li
would be bettor for their In.
play Mrs. Smith fo r the quar
tsrekta to have fascism, and al to
al.. In tho lad I•o' console,
lowed Hitler to remain In power. terfin
tlon flight Mra. John Tatum will
“Appeasement aa a policy arose play Mrs. W. A. Leavitt and Mr*.
out of the /e a r of a pan-social- W. O. Flem ing Will play Mr.
Is tie Europe," the speaker ex Phil G rasboff.
plained.
the first flight matches
The average person In Eng. of In
tho men'* division Harry Tooke
land was antagonistic to tha ap- obtained
a decldod • yrln
over
pCasers. Prof. Lambert said, and James L. fngley. T. W. Jones
iatsr threw them M t of tha gov.
by s default from Edward
arament.
B uhm an. Richard Dees easily
■ .“f '- .'- a
tts Attractions
Of Sanford Area
Railroad man and their families
th ro u g h o u t Florida a r t reading
of Sanford's attractions
this
month in tha March Issue of the
Florida Dispatch, published at St.
Augustine, whkh carries a four.
. colum n picture of tha Monkey
Wsland - and -nearly a column if
typo describing the assets of this
W ritten principally for mem
bers of the Nelsons! Association
J>( Retired Railway Employee, a
B r a s tk af which was eat up hire
Teh. It, the artkla aay»!
“Tour trip t« Florida will not
through ssml-trspU*]
SO »IU» to Uri son sad
sad sailing portteo a n
was this you?
Saturday1. i* .ttfte g tte q n i
lay Fox, t i n N tn w lls Ara-
Hitting at a nsgogiatad peace,
the Stetaon professor asserted
that “If wa let Britala down
•ow, thee wiO fuel toward os
as the Preach fasl toward the
British now.” Ha added th a t ho
did not believe America would
over submit to the ultiautum of
the dictators, though resistance
would be n "U ttar cup."
It was sa i l us Bit that two dlacrid a t Um
B est . meeting. CTtorito Mi
defeated ‘A- B. HcBhei by
•grail Hotel, ftrg to be
and William Buhrawn
Johg Ludwig n l|w 17th
k o lft.
Woodmcn’H Magazine
ItrixirtH Meet Here
Taj/ Day Poutponed
By Salvation Army
Bscaus# of rain Halurday, the
Salvation Army’s “ lag day’’ lias
been
ill! Saturday.
“
ned untlL
April
>taln R E. Rost, dl.
« * « , »*Jd' today. II |* axpotL
ed that the girls from th* **nlor class In Seminole High School,
who were to bore solicited Bat-
^
ESMSir?1 *“» , - c " p , n
A partial report wpa turned in
hy workers In Oviedo and Genera,
and Indications art that these
two county districts will go “over
the top” In tha campaign. It was
announced.
Those desiring to g e t In touch
Ith tho Satratlon Army with
reference to the drive are asked
to call at 114 Eaet Second Street
or telephone $6$. The amount
collected now stands ml $ l $ 0 0
Captain Runge Gets
Diploma At Blanding
s c a p a :# ,
Championship Ogtesola
Wat
Tceke rs.
I
L ieu t *
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Mi L tou t B oa noth S a a tty , (tern-
SSL
w J ^ T w s w
ta n u o n Is Candidate
P ot U niversity Poet
Rides
And Shows
*
Feeling Against •
Axis Ituns High
Boh Fisher’s Daring
’ Flyers To Present
V Free A t t r a c t i o n
Femlnole County’s Annual Fair
gnd ram lval opened today to run
through Saturday with exhibits,
n fat lady, midgets. Irapeir ar
tists. rides ami side shows.
Jtnb Fisher's "Fearless Flyers"
rtlpect to; put im the biggest
M t g v e r .tn Appear In San. acropdlng la the manager
a f tha alp w a.aA total of rune
rides and u lt (how s are oil band
to* glua the crowds excitem ent
r n i'.f M , Herbert Relts. o f tha
Elks fair committee, said today.
Booths for exhibits have been
arranged li. a large lent at tha
agttraiKe of tha fair grounds e > l
afeldblu and being set up. E x.
h ltu lon so far are the county
demonstration clubs, the Ameri
can Fruit G row en. the Antlera
OtuU the Chesterfield Cigarette
Company and the Greens Fuel
Q
a* Ken-Ice. A number of auto. I
US■obi
-bile sates companies have In
te<l they will have cars on stands by the mast of .n r of thr llfrlmuts carrying snrvivoi , >.<
lay, R. A. Goodapeed said. the .Standard Oil Imikn l".|n-.lor.l 200 miles o ff Frrrlown, H nlish
. sh'
. hursday has been set esidr
• • children's day and all rhllrl- West Africa Kchlnflin I.Mik pi. lores uf tbs ship winch i > . tra.rlt n will be admitted to the fair Ing under I'anamian regislry Two sallurs w e .e killr.l, rlie- i<-|
f fte o f that dsv, Mr. Kelts an. were brought back (.> ............. .. N J . I.y another is.iksr sficr (n r
tired
Tonight
the
Junior .lays In lifeboats
mber of Commerce will take
'r the fair a fu r Its meeting
esday night the Lions Club
go to Iho fair after its
(ting.
tdmisalun to the grounds Is
cents and all shows rqi-l rtdrs
charge the same price. The
them HUle Hhows nave been
_ the fair w ith a sound
a calliope slid their band
The allows and rides hare hern
arriving for the pest four .lays
hh
Different unite have been scat
terad about the stale In Tempi.,
| hi
Winter iltv e n . Miami and W r.t
I'alm Beach, playing small rsi
tilvals, the show mxnager said
The feature art. Bob Fisher's
K O (
fir .
Eiarlees fly e r i, Is ruinimsed of
tlx performer* of the big lime r h i« # Brut ( uinpjni .
Mi *
circuit, Ike manager said I'arl flu light er iiiwiftw,
of their performanre n m slits «/ d'huhf, w n r i«*|$<>ilril
M. Ht .il. i
a triple somersault
to a baud LmIr> af lei firing ill a k*
Ml 1 It
ralch by Mr Fisher, blind/..1.1. ,1
'British Fiivoy UrffeS
Nation No! To Bei (ray Ms Populace
is f \ v lil I
I
1f it* v
f a ls i to the f ir il annual blur.
Ida runftrejue of the National
Association of Retired Hallway
Em phiyts wound up their Ihrev
day conyentlou Sunday with s
motorcade to Bok Tower and t >
prats Gardens
tlit y tvrrr 11ding i ll i i i i f
I’rtt i
> r ilu rn ij o n
'J hi ir
BtviJfrO
M * f.
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mid
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llrm iif
u B iito ly
f(«o$^rt|
ixiiimnii derlsration
1b*-. Mill m*rtu il w*e gahf, '
Itnssian rti-l |,ir lurkey “ l«y
r . r n K irin ., ||„,I „f war” If
stir I. st/arkrd by G erm any.
M*
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tm% jii k I t l i > . i . t .'f k f r u i t i e r .
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m iin
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rar ««f f fi#f *>rr fh# train *(■
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tomorrow morning i l 10 30 o iuRl h#fm # th# fvain v#«* fir I
clock a t th* Armory.
th# rriMHfnif, M i
11**1 j u m p ' !
rlrar fmm th# car lit* an to inn
Th* Tourist Club will hav* a bU* * l i lairlril ahont yf»tl frrt
“ v w sd dish supper tonight al by th# pB*««nir*r train, and wa*
i ° 9 . o ’clock at th* RecroaUon limoat (•>rnp]#|#|y tlnn<>li*li*<l I h#
on th* lakgfroat Coffe* n#wir pap#r* w#ra »eatt#r#d alnog
will U served
Ih# trafk
Th# third iri th* trio of wv*rk*
The Sons of the Legion Drum hap|M>n#d
v*kt#rd*y
a f l r n io n
end Bugle Corpa and tha Ma- ihout 5:30 uV lw k *»n III# Coun.
lorattoa will meet at the Legion try C*l iif» Road Two negro***,
Hut Tuesday
n ifd * J(• ii#*s and hi* w ifr, w#it*
o’eteuk
_______
orrnpant* of a Irucli owned hy
W | | Irtrk which skidded on a
Tha Tourist Club will have a curve t hla aid# of the olrl IW n r_ __ ^ supper at the Re- re*t place and ovrriurn#d»
h#
raatdon Building on the lako- aheriff** office aald
toatekt nl I tM o’clock.
Frank Kvam of Irak# Mary
Coffaa will ha aarrpd.
paaaad hy In hU aulnmoblla aoon
after th# triirk roll ad orart and
___ Hsrkey, engineer for
took Inn#a and hla wtf# to tha
tha Atlantia Court U na Railroad, Femald-LaughUin Memorial ll«a.
p i tha spoakars a t a pttaJ. Jon#a had a fractured law
and laceration* on HU fare, a phv.
ale Ian reported, and hU w ife auf.
farad hrulaoa.
4 Marriage Licenses
Issued Over Weekend
At 11" #
IlhriB r#| • u 111 V
il I r a w f o l d , Mm*’ii
R f.ylea, Jn, I1 f i* t.i
Mtnaiik Hi mm *II ) |«H11
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ba
th i
theic tomor-
ni
new
i Ik
, j. I| tits,
report
t ti(< Mill
nirport
, a usually
iiii$* fur tha
Soil Anaivnis Of
Airport Favorable
A
in
1 t io m arider
D.
at tuMirtttv uttarhe
of
I, . it 111,41 r . aa 1 1 ha
I * , iinim
* damaged
1 0 .1
w.mld put Into
\ .
*Vitiin$ tiirec or
r r m pritt v 11 a aaid
nothin*: further.
u n til
nit#
hy .1 t(uan#|| lirndetBo
•id rhemiwl uf Hi# Kmtrim ion J»i
vlaioii of th# University ■.f | |m
id#, Kdward Hlggilia, i ’hm nl.n «d
Com nien# nerretaiy, *anl |lil$
morning
11 iDrafteert Recruited
■'I At 150,000 Monthly
Th# analyaia showed the
to bt well up to fh# aveingi
Florida*! *oll and capahl# *»f
|jHT>rilng Ih# naraaaarg g ra *1 f.i
Ih#
p ir
f t # Id,
ha
a a l d 1.
W A S H IN G TO N ,
1 l>s
Army.
M a r.
Imvlug
14— W 7
ovaicom#
iltfliculUcs In casxp
an.l o r g a n l s a G o ® , to
n o w liking rccrulU through tM
s e l e c t i v e sc/virw system *t tho
h ig h e st rat*
thus far attained,
WASHINGTON, Mar. V4-(A*> 150 tion n.*n a month
Navai Program Ik
a Signed Into Law
i
(r ii n,M,||, ’
(hrfn m i k$rt(nn
Hilt ni)
Mrkl, f i m r r f'ir thr
T i ii i | t» I rlimn* *r»ti l it*
Bnfm I
Font marrlaga llconsos waia
1m sad at tha O o r t Hnuas ov*r
tha wookond aacardlaa to tha
(•cards a t tha County Judgo's
afflea.
Thoaa laaaad ikaaaaa w a n John
1 . F a in sad Mias Ksthariaa
T e n t, hath af Orlando I Hobart
iiisriy r a r l y
construction
Disclosing this Sunday A l t o .
—Tha Whlta Hous* announced to
day that Praaldant Rooaevelt had Il>* servlc* headquarUrs aaidjtW
signed Into la v today two Mils Indue I ion average /or the “
authorising a $340,525,189 naval fo u r month* o f tha training
iuttlr works program, Includ- gram was around 60,000 tot
ng fundi foe developments at month
Moreover, n htodqumrtotn
Guam and Bamdaln In tha Pacific,
end at naval ana air baaaa In tha etal aald the present rato
Atlantic acquired from
Great far »bort o f uU liaiac
rapacity o f th* gygtooi.
Britain.
f
LOCAL W EATHEB
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j
1 -« 7 —
1 slrrogtb1
,
I'll
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l.'.tu a fa c iM M ,* f ,. . In.
«.| 1 . | . l i i mid tha
trii
rr Inn iff! nf#r I* in
M i'lfir
i It it f
uliilil n
nt
C'ruHhcH Total Three Dereaned W Native
Of Port Tam But
Over Weekend, But
Lived Mere XI Years
InjuricH Are Light
(hr
In rk fy ,
\n tinoiriclit but 1
i hoiiM |»iiili|iK.|i Mmulw 1
I* nr itilN.lt
«l in Mill Igrit
to- t
Chase Improves Mrs. ZulaE. Moyc
After Accident Dies At Her Home
Near Fern Park On Myrtle Avenue
t* l i f in
i M 'l
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h
ii f 11 i-hT t J
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tin\
fc
Hanford received national r*eogiillion this week through th j
pages of the April Woodmen o f
the World
m sg k sltl,
official
publbatlon of the Woodmen of
(the W orld , UTa (BBuramm Bw.
rlety, of Omaha, N*h.
A news article In that Issue
desrribed the recent m eeting
and election uf 1041 officers of
the
Second
Florida
District,
Woodmrn of the World, Men
tioned In the article a* new of.
flrers of the district were Col
G W I’ltts, C K. H a;e. and
W r Berry, all of Ocala; W
Kessler of Leesburg; J. y
Me
('lelland ami C. G, Collins uf Han
ford; Nolan Fur* of Conner; and
W K. Wa Isun of Trenton.
The Woodmrn of the
World
Ms gas Ilie has a circulation til
KAIL H I1N KIND M KKI INI,
nearly 400,000, and cues Into the
home* of Woodmen members In
L A h E l.A N il
Ms.
.
it.pr
every stale amt In many foreign
rial |— A p p roiim a le ly
null drle
lands.
Captain WRUam F. Range
Match** aehaduM this week are end BargL Bruce Cameron of
U fallows s,
Sanford ware among throe offi
cers ami four usa-commlaaloned
officers of the It4 th Infantry at
Camp Bland) ng who wore tesaad
VS. W. 0 . Fleas. “ ‘
i M f* '’
v*. itongf
E v a t t j s s v TJ »Bob5 Ast
S i. y i n t ,
J°C*Chaa».*Ostoid?:"cZril Hoik!
leading
played
topped
by two
ViikosI.iv ia’s Regent
Prepares To Link
Mis Country’ With
Three-1Novcr Block
Torpedoed — Lived To Tell
ii—
(A P )— Reversing a previous
vote, the Senate today •i»proved a proposal to pe mil
Navy purckaaca of
corned beef from Argent!as.
WASHINGTON,' lL r . SM
—- The Republican
National
- iw m w it
azi Troops Begin Rolling
Through Balkans To Greece
G.O.P. Rejects
Resignation Of
Joseph Martin
Said Mr, Wlllkle Tjo Mr Farley
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R H K 'S S K
KfC. W
^ t * '
mat ten days 1 «M * • * l« e ll» «
m »; moatly Florida men u
tfilth Is th* H i t (D ia l* ) DU
t i t TJotUa Infantry rogL
L Tboaa Im v - recruit* bring
l|4U, np to IU full wmttimt
i«tli • t M M . enlisted men.
ja w fS A S J#
aaMUlt tout*, «hlp lnt*rtor», tn
bod lea and arm y locker* i fuel
■ lrpU n t eogtaea, gaaogctM*, (
t e i M
sa
t e w , have
amoolhl*
*1 the neirtomer* Into
*bthe
is ^ in 5 t e i5 r -«
miL
K M
i n
gradually a u U
thetn.
artificia l wool and cotton.
the. new
eoUler* U
■
Eywald OrUndoan who can
3 7 __. n r . . i » &
man, woman v and children
manufactured each year in
SATE
"lan rrat
s
a la epalUd wllh tt
la ConttanUnoa Ai
dee (you pronounce
* ’ taNntrd man at
M « f 114th eelectc
Maramha, a Filipino.
sEFw&ffci
aland dialaet*. U a w a*
■
set srsa
I I year*. U a
t r feam K M
tome*
An n -
Mrs. Leula *. Bara*
Mr*. I m Ii IU B arn * I* ahewn an
thewltaeae *tand In East BU M a i*.
I ll, aa aha teat!fled aha w a* alway*
“ n?ea and aw u a^ to bar fourth
huabaad until aha killed him Bhe
dec I• red ah* ahot him la aall da.
fanaa after ho atruek her. In IBM*
Mr*. B u n a waa acquit*** for kUI*
in * her third baaband.
/\xs?j&2rasii
( t * (rig h t ), a f Long lalaod.City. N . Y , In whooo rooms tho loci
801 i f f
lit
81.
SANFORD. FLA.
T har* la on# drug alor# to oach
*74 pereona, according to th*
Among tho typoa of form * reconled In the 1940 ceneua w ar*
lion and oatrich forma In Sooth
to C U T B ^ J E D E )
J A C K S O N V IL L E ,
Mar.
20—
(Special)— Employ#** o f Florida
W P A , engaged In a diversity of
undertaking* ranging front heovy
dofonao ronitrucllon to the aerr.
Ing of achool lunchti, worked 3,l hour* In Fabruory to rant
AM. •
/
& GLASS CO
TELEPHONE »M
4 M lira North f i t Baufurd On Tli* DaLand Highway
SIZZLING
STEAKS
,
ALL KINDS OF 8ANHWICBE8
L1QII0H -
WINES -
BEER ,
AUU AllracUoM With PrUm.
[M a tid o y *i old
Bundaya — Tuendays ami Friday*
[OH RESERVATION RHONE 4801 HANFORD
refrigeration,
• y — doe# mo»t of
^ .w * e lu jv h * n jh «_ q w m tlty
in
�Gttniuclr C\.unl} ProJu.(r>
'tiore F ru it A m i Vegetables Ih M
ja r a iiir A re a in i'la n d a
111 IMS
SANFORD,
FLORIDA.
Nazi Decree
Would Punish
By Execution
21,
1IM1
Internal Disorder
Seen A s Yugoslavs
Join A x is Powers
The Britiait Back In Norway—On A Raid
Cabinet Ministers
Congress Receives 3-OlTcr
Resignations*
Bui
Regent
Agreement Upon To ConsiderRefuses
Them
Waterway Plan Way Cleared For
AMSTERDA M. The Nether) 2 1 —(/?■)— A decree
today ,*av* German High C M nieafaner Arthur Sfjri-Iaquart
authority to aaUhliih irachlnery
to execute summary JuatJca—
■hoottnr for arriou* effentoa—
hwd .to replace ihitchVifnriaU
Port O f Fund Wo
WASHINGTON.! Mar. 21
Jth-? An additional out*
*4.07M10,0t4 for the
and N a v y , • including
f a r a near p la n t w ith a
t v a u fflc le n t to supply
too.ooo-tqan a rm y on
a t a U tu k *’ w aa recom*
d to th e Ilou a e b y its
priatkm a C om m ittee to*
, About half ot the huge fond
would be a direct cart appropriartlon and the balance In contract
autlwrbaitleaa fo r which Con.
greea would ban* to provide fund*
later;
’
About half o f tho Army’a |3r
^ IW ^ O M W ra h a m * » • eonnorked
Link Between (ireat
Invading Greece
Lakes And Atlantic
11e i n k Considered British Increase Ef
forts Tii Dislodge
W A S H IN G T O N , Mnr ? l - t.Vt
Bo lions In Olieren
— iVm ldrnl IIu o m i )i
«i*nt 1*»
'v*
Wholl Be Ip Army
A poUm W a rn waa tent at
o r ' Joseph B. Vanderbilt, Nf>
fo rt financier and member hi
h e. farooua family, after rcl*
Irak aald ha had lari for the t f
V o Mar. V en d had disappear*/
lie I* a coualn of Cornelius Vah
Continuation Of
Good Price For
Celery Expectejl
tlerf on the north,
kre “ much heller"
I to 1010. W. Mi
yaldcnt of Ai*crL‘
owtra, cold todaf,
indication t av.ow
will hold firm ft#
of tho aanaon. I
hot weather might
r fc jr m
Itolaya pf German bomber*. npparenliy bent on choking o ff
**• " • * o f United Slate* war
aupalha early lulay blamed pt
Wrttluli port* and bombed
•itht London district,
where
wprkora atill dug In the debris of
tho year's worn air attack.
A town on England** aout.-i
rnoat waa heavily attacked la.l
night amt early today when a
ateody at ream of Natl raider*
ralnad down high
ix p lo iitn
which thatlcred bnlldlnga.
(The south roaat intrn, It wa>
rescue squad* rln *w*v
■Va and concrete of homhed
buIMing* end hnmc*.
“ Hundred* of othrr* arc hnmc.
lf*«."
The homhlnmi of the right Ion.
ton are# dt»trlct* In or wav com.
erred with th- f l r - r h*'** a**-ult
on the motropol'a Wndnowtay
night end f*riy Tburadav. m»w.
. and onto i
,- - « M
Split In Gas f a * '
Funds -Recommended
boutd nm
onactaiont bf the bin, which way
lima. , .
termed' rital to lM notien'a do*
fan ay. Senate laadara predlrtml
crate*
ot
IJhat chamber would pom the o f celery were >eel
measure Monday, o f Tupaday four down’ bunchea___ _____ _ .
aUea ( U i to 93.SO and n few
with « • anbatantlal change.
Kaos'* comment an ewivor* wa* st f t . Elghta and ten* war* at
under*toed to hero been In re. S premium nt f t and It.tS. The
*T-par to o quoatjon by a com* New York market *r»i slightly
Jalttaa member regard lag whether 'Stronger teday than yesterday,
with three* selling at fJ.75
fours, flbO, tires and rights
merchant vaasria ramrl
f3.M> to fU S , and tens, tXW
l*la to the embattled M
to fT75.
The aecretatr. it was
in A report l*aucd today fay the
ply r.pl led : "N o plana2
SLlcrtl Stale
-Market
New*
_
The controversial eta
Mrvica of celery shipment* In
• lio n waa a tuple Of
t'ferlato by oountlea from Mar. 10
bate In both hooaee v r
to Mar. 18 ahowa that Semlnolt
octmcnt c f the lendJ
bounty led on all Put two day*
Tha act coetolna e pro
In the number .of cartel *Mp
carting that rvethln* In
menu.
'
rare shall be canalyua
- The day by day report 1st
V . J S X U ! >y. 12 eyra
ar, IS, 31;
lipmrxt* W1
I, when SJ
Artists Colony In
Lake Comity Begdh
LEESBURO, Mar. lu jlp a r ia l)
— A group o f noted erilaU hare
ehoeen Lake oewaty ao tha alto
for a new eeieny which will be
.. j a c k b o n v i u j ?.
Mar. si.
(/D—Tb« Slnto , Aaooriatton <r
County Commlarianeea Thura-toy
heard a mcommojUaUon tha t k
percent 0< kurpluo fuhfl* »>*'
misht accrue to Ito, “ «"**<'" UV
der th* gen tax dlatrlbuUou act*
during th* nc*t U *
to 7 dl
verted to the grncrnf U»*
^r
Stole Rmul Depariment to m e t
IU need* for addlUnal iund*.
•The recommend*lien waa com
talnod in a mpoti ^ e anecto
rommitteo on jr a i t»*J e g l*U llo 1
presented by WalUse E. Sturu1*.
(V*U , attomev far
Marlon
County Commlaaitov. __
Japanese Minister
May Visit London
DERUN, T to r T jt y - a T - L t o u .
ally i*(l*W#
Japes*** aourcc.
here todlrated todtr
Eorclgn Mini*ter Ym ^>; w * 1;
aoekeTiteV *n toot# t* Berlin for
an A s)* confer*nee, might viall
L o n d e trT i
^ U
* • .
say wh**
that Mau
way of
the TTnlWh
PopePllii Cancels
Usu^I Raster Mossi
VATICAN C m
/^-Authoritative
verted today Pepa
___ ika.'
X II had
it Easter
nedktlon
may for
rear* be*
i^ n g rr M
wiili plyerrlne for their e*plo*ive*
(iuna ready, member* of *
Inc parly watch a* flrr Mvccpk i j
(cry oil the 1.uf«te|i Islands, of
way. 1‘ rlnripal uUji-ctive waa l
cedfish nil industry supplying
New Members
Announced By
Library Group
Tea Is Hold At Mayfair Hotel By San
ford Memorial Body
The ItrluMi
mpiured L'l.'i Nntl* and ten anil.Hrlti>h Nor.
Hi ei*ll"
More lhari HOO N orm yum
u-eie icseurd from the Natl yoke
•Believe It Or Nat’
To Centurc Spencer
Garlund W. Sprnrer, nmn.
Jem
yidler who
hold*
thJ e o u i M i o t i l at the Sanfoid
‘ oiintrx Gliih link*, will be
let ii led HI lloheri I . Uipley>
lleheve Ii or Nett" rartion
Mm
,.,'i fur an iinu«i.al
If my fi-at, It * » ■ learned to.
palrlolr
Jasp er Wolfe
Makes Perfect
Score At Shoot
Howey Grower Tops
Ma t c h Marksmen
With 296 Poi nt s
with mu t
i M iM i
t tiny i I f it hi t»f an
l»v vkhirh |h«> Wnitffl
Staton Riitl ('siiaitn
ftrop4i««* to
tho *v l, 1 nwhiu'e Itivrr
wa1« rwfky powt-r )»rojrrt.
rstl*
inn Ii'll fvcnlimllv l<* n»st mure
l tin n 1*00,000,000.
TI if Rgrrrmrnl is Niihjrct in |hc
nniimvAl nf rnrigrr** nmt thr
ran ad U n P arliin e M ,
1 A dccpssB * i i* r * « )- linkine
i HPffrinviim t ‘rmvn Council
niTieion to join llu> Horllnloini‘ .T ol,vo A x is irnvp A d o lf
In lli'p tlir uri'i'it liuht todiufo r Ihh cxjMH't(mI invasion o f
( iri-pi-o Ihii nt ii,,. unnic tlnid
it |ir«H-iitiifitcd n triivcrnm eni
crtoto in w lm 'li three Y u golihc Great lake, with the Aitonlir L|nv ndiliiet m inslerp an grii OrrRii with piovi«ion for 2,200,* .
* ,*
*
| Ortf) n-w hydn rlpftrir hnmrpowrr | '
i r n f j v i P i l 1lir ir
rvMim uiI fii** the twn e*omiirii"A i* cmilem- i*,<l|ni''
pin ted.
I 11 Wtiv l* p rU*il flint hcrlOlH
FrrRtrlcnt
Riwispvidl
.n ckinn internal diwofijni w >uiM devefhp
temporary
rvrapr
from
the in y Ug,l>tBN
wriirhty proMrmt of of lire, wm
Ri'gt'nl I*! nice I' b o I icfusod M
on vacation
Iti-t
ui^ht,
tint accept thr cnhiriot i iMgriatlona,
pottponed until to<Jnv a *«ca v«iv. a*ser1mg thni no ciio h iu i UI bit
ihooni the
\l bile
limine ullowed to f|in I until the agreey*f ht Potomar
rncnt is signed
Ms hoarded
Uie
Poiomar ni ■
. .
a n . r
. .
g , . g i
The (itrinun* *nid the »ignp*
rtu-k. at Port Evrrglaite*. Kni nf. I 1(lrr rt. lr
f, ,
c.
TXT-—
IJ. S. Army Hns More
Pilots Thun Planes
•hticil fr*
tiii arvern
*1
24
»»
American Bluejackets
Parade In Australia
1111
1III!
City N
2'»
Biiefi
Incksonvilic Child
Is Burned To Dentil
Ipecialist I>ocatcd
At Sunoco Station
Mussolini’s Cousin
Captured By Greeks
Overseas Highway
Improvement Seen
at
Senators Assured Of
Spending Aid Money
W ASHINGTON. Mar. M - W )
bids for tho eonatonetton ed that wbleh th* Grarta hava Uslcgcd
•Inc* aartj January.
♦‘Among tha many Italian of.
*va, a dlaUnae of about 10 Gear) captured during th* r r v s i
opcrattan* was a coualn of Prr.
Tha rlghbef’V gr will ha moved mlar Musaollal. LUut_Col. Tu.
Clriio, cami— adlnq officer
from Its pi
old railway
British Ships Are
Sunk By Nazi Subs
BERLIN, Mar. I l - W l - O a r .
man aubirarinta operating o ff
•t>a African west coast havo sunk
• 0,000 t w i o f marchant ahipa out
- f a British eonvev, tha High.
Command announced today. ,
LOCAL WEAT
-T*
Sllnd, ^
fleer, kept her Usd to the dork.
Serb.' feeling.
U.e go v .
becamte of threutenlnff weather!
lay
ertiment’s decision ware ilencrlbed
A full length picture will
outMde.
a* mounting feverishly, and t*rw
W illi hU
ft* hi ng gear oihwi
hoiv Mr
Spcn.er - w ln ji.v
aloned heightened hy the diaclaw
Jasper
Wolfe,
llmvcy
citrti
Ry MAYME MPJIO HODGKIN
and half a do*en other ilrvnie-*,. -If ||||1> and t,y ihr pirl-ne
Mire that finn of YugoRlatvla’i
p rower who i<
ncournt vt«i
of the art ol m glin g along, the
Mt-mln-r* of th«- Sanfonl Mo1 1iito rnptlitn:
lor ut Bemlnole Gun < luh *h&ots, Presideni wt * ready to »«il f* moat piommeni generifi*— repuAu
4feiirlnnil Hpcnrer, R in «lr »mortal A«*nclall«n met at Muyedly Ihe *lFi»nfe-t nppiHifnla I
hntl 100 on the pistol range and nightfall
He expected to -pend
Jfi r
BHiifnrii, l ‘ld., sci»n’<l
falr Hotel Ttuimtay to di»cua*
n 2!*tl fpntrh afore to top IK a week or 10 da>* combining lii« u surrender in (he N iiiia-—h«ij
i| iibte t Hglr
R 47rt VHi 'l
been (piietly pert finned
earlier
mark* man at the rlnh'a regidai
■further the plaiw for n fireproof
two favorita form* of recreation
L rtithmit rv*rr Letup im tile
match at the langc near On — fluking and cm Uing. W heie. h- tty* week
building to 1m
constructed to
'liiiuity or prrfO ,M
Hotel Mayfair yesterday of let*
In .Albania, where uncfinflmiPd
Intended to go, perhap*
house iht lioolnk nnd liff-Mtc po^*
harder report* -aid Faaciai f n r a ^ - '
! impn.
yv-.
r ,
ih# Bahama*, perhap\ into l£t
fW»t nf tlcmeral-Renry ' Khritmf*
wt*11 ‘1* VtopidIf dl .ftftf#g f at Ni£ H i Iii®11
l
AtOntlkhce at thr
gulf, reinahied a t-r^ref
lerHay wa * the lie*l
Snnfufd, f.. L ,‘ C . wtilch
hi*
Crowded into ififn/ier* oi ttio |f«taok* *md they repuJeed two
scrreiary
lank Clipper ted
TtAllan
week*.
NTii|
Hmith,
daughter^ M ff
Sanford l> w.
yacht were
A Uorncj
Oeti** j 1 *
null raid tfMlay,
Jacjk-on
Secretary leke*. I l n r j
wiriiro to ’h a v r 1ply^vnlitl tii lluj
British |ir niherh
-»cppi <| up
The score4 ati the pistol
tw IJopklrt*, former -ecrou rv
*t
Clty of hanford in accent* mv
000 Ilu .
whi'ie n police * 1.” t.nTTCl
W A M U N iH O V
Mnr
21
</t*'
•ommerer, two p r o id mt nil *ecrc- Chen r f f M l hi hlu-t
with her mothers w1-Ht-a. Mr* II
n#i>d m !?'■ yard-, wen* ns fid. i*rle», Stephen Farly and (lein m l Iian- I nun their Infiv pet cm be.
<grm idil Mo- i .ill »iit.l Thun*
I Ik*' kev id y ef
J. Lrlimnn prcsidr.1 m» Iiio |miiiim
low*
Watenn, and Rear Admiral Mac. fore rh e ri’n
iljiy Mu «n h
iMHiliU' va kill lh«*
Jim IVt'bh, DO; A t
V.nmlly Intyre, ihe Preildeni'
chairman.
,**-t • i I Eniren, Africa
A h i 1 ip
ili'k tlopmini 011; Hoy William*, PD; <’ F. |diy-iciah
Viuli nl tlijeclmn* itv cnhin?t
Moat rnrouraglng k b * the mi
nounrenimt that *cviih I immli
pnufrwni
‘ iimrc iMlnii ihun lc Slur row, PH; Williiiin Ilooi. cl ^ I lyhf* were Ret jn place i •in'rnhei * who pretlu teil serioui
■
ii
lent
n I tin rdei ........... Imhly re.
■hip* hava already Ur.-n tiiiind
tut l i t ' -ihuilion nlUjiit t»7; J A Howard, 1*7, nnd Jim- |K11- 1e11 Ml lllgi t flOl'll lilt f l.n
mie t owan. lift. O lli i * who firi-t' j hulled I'otainic, former \ u -inn'l 11 rled *‘H1 1v toduv hi hnve ritifen
over to Mrs. Klloo
Mougliton,
lit ill'- tU'Vl wen* I,co Hulner. A < |)ei thick
ami another life n riotoielin . In tritiruy
i it* -1 fiiisrd r u ltn
whirli nm 11 r in the S uffO-hiv iiow ii cotin< *IV ri(>pfuv*i i ( n prugriim ib1V
I
Willingham, nnd M
1
three honorary membership* un i mi tii U r »■' UMUlhft 1
I
I
k 4(1III 11)I‘ nmed 111 ll ; VII'V, i.
lie |aa»r t mu on it fivc.day flying M u r - of Orlando
i I ihi *l It- |i pll« - 11
lull ef f *■'one pledge for
have Ix-rn re
.ruin Hu* r-enrt de< i '»>■*» IVn
•ittii«‘u*lrrit
tittimng
t o ♦’ jt ll in fit t' u ii it i he rJeirmin
George l ook and Mr McSlor
rclvtvl by Mr*. Dow from friend* tirvey rtf
iin * full tight * were t" n ». 'u»
A
uoy
rliii’f
ot
n
|
n
1
1
fnlrrt*. tin
\ X Irow topped the Mile markamn
tntrrrstad and drriiixi* of lend
\ inn ican I lu*i • on I ul It
ip
tt hn h will Ik
v'in h nn jtiliiirift
Hnl
ing a hand In the •1nM1-I,men 1 tttlil u (irrs** i niitiTi'iirt’ I hi* ^vii- .nil P‘J, Ldlowed !■>■ Mi
i» titerc would lie ii" m tninn
rul
h«
Uli’gtiilHI
I
1
HU
("i»
I'
v%
■
Jeni i he w n \ i i iifi'imiiiv t ■!
net wiili PH j*9m) M i Willingham then ideimue*.
of tha Sanfonl Mtnmiinl l.ihrnry
IOIU
m
I
oii
t
lfo
il
\
\,%
*
protlniiiig
pi.
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1
d
k
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1
1
cere
n
m
m
n* *igna.
•.hi
The *uggr*tlim u*a inmh- Ihui
(hi
ileAtioyrf. mm rii-w
(he name of the »««<n latlim I,, la»|9M tliot HU ( lillllM* Mil M lll'tllllr,
t* h *( |t'C* weti
were tendy In eflah u -h .» « mr l <HI#- AM1 If ft iM d t)|i Vienna or
liei Iin pH- ’ti111\ in u
A'l'i'k, Wl.
altered from the G.-r’-riil Snufot-I .mj jiiiIh iiti’l fi tt plane produc N A M I
S
I
the.cluck vigil, once ■ n
m in
■Hill UiOi i I ... lung lilt' ^oillt Wolle
■iMl•r nt ed h\ Ihe ci in I iaie ln*t
(Oil *»M
1.1‘ rary Association !■> the tienei
j£H* under way
vgherr Inrgo tit livrrkN inpully Vonul Iv
Ml|* ill
2 *V
fljl *»H
al Sanford Mrmonnl t.ilnaiy AMm jiboard wen* m *i n >
jifid
imJitaiy
T»
!»!» inn
aoclatlon, which >ii|;irr>li<’ii »> - Aotilil f m1111-•»11 itiiiriiihei on Afhriil. Willian
2 P j. Ill iii ' l lip that a fh-Mit .i
oic nit o
( In hi It ml Che
2'J * mfirme win cro -Ing tin- V1 1.■rm i* t hnl
acrepted.
1*7 P7
I HrtMikei
•Ii-t-h -'- hui, lull
pH PH
A motion waa |irv*rnl-d by S
« 'owilli
In uperxile ulmitf Ihr
V u ii ,<n
f i , n--i*rtpd 11«
2H‘ 1
i f-oAM
”
O. Chase, Hr, tha I illy way. a inI
PI U1
and of 111i* pose 1hi IP ) * 'ml
I-ed %(ifnr nil1 nli j pet inIV".
means committee meet and formo
I nrmi
The ri-Mjctmiurn-, i if* runvlil1* 1* plana for the rnlahig < I
I lion*
Died
likely
*«funds and make a n-port of lie n
ide
1“nl it if ji 1 «111nI I -rl — |ttniilrd nut
findings to the a>><H-iattnn at ilu
cwb
tiV IIN K V , AiiNtmlla, Mar. 21
liitil I he Regeni I'ltiU f l fiiul Iheii
neat meeting on Mar. L.'U.
H/iiiihi he free lo fnul fi ffthilit *
Hfimhiirilcil hy ehowon
Th* Tcalgnatimi nf II ........
which w uld fipfuiive i/f i (ieirn an
Out waa read and aerrplnl will, of ton fclli arul paper Btrramoi *
jilluiiHf, Inn
I An-v (leieeii ihut
regret. Mr. Gat Mated that l>. ami gherrttl hy (housuruls of hnl.
•
-in Ii kciiuii might well b ring i i
waa aerrv for the neceaslly nf r.
ulaytng
AustniliRn»,
American
JAi K ^ O N V IL h K , him if I ( T i « lilnre Ihe - iimiu M ci ing pa^fitoti*
•Ignlng. but that prraauie of hii- lihicjickrt» from stven Unili-d
F iv e .yi ar-nid R nlw rl Allen I Mi- mi H i m pro-Mr ii i-li t m i n i f y
i r * * ll * * > e M N * . Three >
S tair* wnruhijiM paradiHl through
vl*
win
-Hint'd lo death T h i ir * .
Hu* h fi h hi i m n w n - priujirled
Sydney’* M rrel* yr*trrdtty in a
day
a - u Muxe th - t n yrtl n lru*h p « r l O’lilni Iy aiming th»* pe.isifil
The Son* of the Legion Junior
.irmonstmlii
it
of
gondwili.
SIX B LU R S KILLED
Latrr ut mi Mffidui luncheon Rifle (.'luh will bold their regular "bed m lu which he wandered lo popular ion
The
three •ihpiiM.j*
rnhmt'l
•t cily Imll for officers of the *h*n»l Halurday aflernoon al I:.Tu play al Ihe rear of n downtown
CORDOBA, Argentina,
Mo
five nnd (in cent ntnrc
m m uIrM were hr
^idjan Ilu.
t l —(AS— Six military alnn.-n <|tt«drnn 4ou gur«t* hoard Roar fi clin k
Fire Chief K. A. Perry *aid dixavijevit. rmiM*(i r f -ticial vtelwere killed ytalerday in the rr.i-h Admiral Newton of the United
T h . Siminolc County Gin.nl H e child n presence in the build fnrr, fit llrunk < l ulu ilovic, min.
nf a United Blslea-buill Marin State* f > t dooliirr, " w r would
inthor d»o a* frn* men than lie * m il m en Monday night ».i 7 4f, ing h i . not discovered until ih* >*ter fd ngiicMlliire nod lender o f
bomber on a prartlco flight h.
o’clo,-k ai th* Armory, E
C. fire had l»ern extinguished The ihe Herb Pen Mi M par tv, mid Prof
tween Buenon Aire* and V ili» u* ila v r*."
Harprr, riimmandinj (H ir e r an. body burned beyond recognition, \|ihalJo Kiin*lnnliti(>vie, mmi*L»r
fferedea, Han Lula Province. Ii
wa* identified by the father, Rny Inf ju*!ice
nntiiirrd today.
piled Up on an open field at Ch.-i
Aahoi Tiavi*. from hit* of cloth- 1 Seem trig Iy rnnfirmmi* that Yil*
ten, Cordoba Province.
Any peraon who Is haul ol <ng. Me paid Ihe hoy npparenlIy ifo-slnv ia won hi Mgn with the A tit
hearing and who w ith *, to use liecaiDe confined by the f|Am<, I jirnbahly n»*xl week, one catdntl
tiiiniMfer iJjC'CI* m l when the meet-)
the hearing aids at tfa* First and wa* unable to find hi«
hug broke up after mkdrilghl :
David M. Earl#,, operator nf Dapliat Church ia a*k*d to get out
1 **Reran** nf ViiNi^lnvia'p delL
ill* Blue Runoco ftervtfe Station In touch with tha Kuv, W . P.
caie foreign situation, it i* m *
nt Third Btrret ahd Park A t*, Brook*, Jr., at his rrsidenrt, 110u
reaaar/ that her position of at riel
nut, announrrd indajr that lia r. Park Avtnua, or telephone num.
neutrality tliatihl he modified lit
iy Kannlah, a (artory trained ear. ber 7 U .
name way i « that *lie ahoiild beburster aperiall.t, is now located
ATJIENH, Mar. n
__i /h __ rome more rlnaely romiecied with
all
Girl* who hare voluntcrr
volunteer.-1 [at the station to aervlro
Rernu*a *he la *iir-»
The capture of a cou.in „ f n ... Ihe A xi*
tbalr aotrie 00 far tho "to g day make* of ear* for carbutrlion
mlcr Mussolini and the n-pul.. of rounded o*i all litlcR l»v A l l *
nnd ignitlen.
a n as fallow*:
two strong Italian attack, sup. troop*. i| li^iiecenairy for Y » C rw
"Mr. Kannlah has had a num.
Morning I Dorothy Rosier, Eu
ported by tanka were rrported • Invia lo form a new foreign pol
nice Tatum, Beae-e Adkins, lla n l her o f rear* uperlenre,” Mr.
KEY WEST, Mar. I I — (Spa- early today by tha official gov. icy In order In muintmln her inde
Prescott, -Jan* Welch, Jeanette Earle aalu, "and it oho o f a tom. rial)—The long nwnltod Improve- crntncnl spokesman.
pendence and prevent her from
Whltwertk, Bettv Better, Dorothy naraUvely few to hold a Sailer ment of tho (hremeea Highway
Th* spokaaman also said there being Involved in w »r
factory certificate for thl* type
Carter, Edith Love Joy. Olady.
neared Its Initial phase Inst week was no confirmation cf foreign
Killer, Hri-o
Blaffotd,
Mary
when the Stole teed Department report* that tha Graak* had cap.
announced that It would tworiro tnrad Tcprirnl, Albanian town
Assist Salvation Army Tomorrow
Salvation A c * f
N l ’ M B ER 171J
M em ber AjM ociated P re m
H r
N u l Bombers Blast
At London, Ports
To Stop Supply Of
American Supplies
lendedl
WASHINGTON,
— Award o f a f l
I a Chalkar end 1
tWeat Palm Band
\ion a f e toa-dwri
FRIDAY, - BVRCH
�m r Sanford netum Hanford rumm*
Face two
HARD BOILED EASTER EGGS
A Normal Mistake
The Sanford Herald
My!
.face ,»eu
,red w
today?
n iyi la Vico
Vice President
rrcaiucni Wallace'*
vtb« iw«.b a ,i*co,
—I » ■
Yesterday hr had hia flrat opportunity to east, a vn tf
since he became President o f the Sanata on an Administra
tion measure o f vital importance to tha “ Good Neighbor
P o licy" and he missed the boat becau lj* he was out to
lunch.
,
____
Under any clrcumatancea the o ffic e o f Vice Free!deni
Is inept enough with the occupant always apt to be top.
gotten by the public as tho more active Jumlnario.s strut
the stage and hia one opportunity to come forward and
be somcono arrives only when tho Senate ia tied oa a con
troversial measure and ho can cadt the- doddlng vo te aad
break the tie. . , . •
■: ■ i,
No more citolrovcrslal measure frou gh t with the po
litical dynamite haa grisen In recant years than the
Don o f buying Argentine beef lo t. th o ,U . S. N a vy . B w U I
Americans are incensed because Wd ttp rt^ b tfy - jUttor
Western cattlemen are incensed - ht tho very suggostloi}
that W ‘ should
, , :i
' jr.l • ' I-.
* ‘
President i loosevel t had n feV ttth dcii hoped to'ttftnoVl
in t rostrlctlons in tho Navsl Supply bill which prohibit
the purchase o f such A rgentine beef. V ice President W al
lace, who has gone so far as to take special lessons in the
Spanish language so that he could make a good impret*
Judges Announced
For Music Event
Tampa, Mar. I I —(BpaeUDTwe
national Judge* for Uio fourteen
th anneal Florida High School
Moiic Faetival to bo paid In
Tampa 17-1S woro annotftieed thla
weak by manager John 0. Pol*
NO
Uiip-WMt!
lank
Joaeph B. Mahdy. director of
the national hlf h school camp at
fntorlaebon, Mich., a n te will
M m aa bead Judge of tbo in*
strnmantal group and Pater D.
Tkach, tha coral director of tha
Mlanaapolia , Conaarvatory
of
Muaic. will ha hood tods* of tha
vocal group. Ha wlll.auo dlract
tha mass glee club pmentation
during tha fcathal, Pollard Mid.
A now feature for tha flret
time will be competition batweah
■red# school orcbeatrma. Saranty
Florida high schools competed In
Use festival last year and official*
belter* an oven larger number
will be praeented thia year.
s
w ill be yours i f you let uk
help you take care o f y o u
eyes. Do the lens o f .you r
glasses need grinding? W e
can g iv e you one-day ear-'
vice!
... *
“ Your Satisfaction
la Our Suet***"
|
' DR. INGRAM
l i t Magnolia Arm
1
Phana S(
Home For Sale
STUCCO BUNGALOW
j
« ROOMS AND HATH
I BEDROOMS __
0 0 0 0 LOCATION — ' n e a r
SCHOOLS
FRID AY, MARCH I I , ISII
IBLB VERSE FOR TODAY
BUT WE MUBT TURN FROM
IN l, The Lord I* merciful and
rectoui, alow to anger, and
lenteoua In mercy.—r**lht 103:
WILL SACRIFICE MY
BQUITY F O R C ASH
ON BEING HUMAN
(Front Spirit)
JtOVS, you have likened me li
- thla pal* roie
Oftahaaijilng It* white fire* « at
kwaaomtlu'*:
B «t you matt know;
beyond
' thla sweet reprte,
That t will b* the thorn againat
your tide.
ll I
S r q iN
'iifillililllli f r PB
t h Tuberc iloale and Health A**
loclatlon, will hear a, VnSS»dga
from l)r. B n ** U. Donglaa, tu.
berevloaia co* trotter for th* City
of Detroit and ,«m of (ha Tar*,
moil figure* In lotereuloai* wojk
III tb* United Statra, ,
,
-b Da; U m n W - remark* a*M k * V
to increase ' t m t i l x l H r a r ' A c c o r d i n g to i bulletin from
the Mt|t^i);<itj)
Company.
... .‘ f
Mr of
Orkmdb ia ktreng for
the to 44, and it Is expected that this ifiumbdr willtlncnMM
inavaral harbor project.
1c to a high point o f 3(T,:)OOQO()'ta»ut 1066. Tha decline ex
Stlld b* equally enthuaiaatlc pected in thu. followiagi yean may be quite rapid, $o that
Bt.
Johns.
by 1080 there will, lie 28,400,000 men of military ages, or
Organiiad labor meeting In
uapa defend* it* right to atrike.
u u i what
w i w t about
ru uu i
ram
tignt," yea,i . but
it*
the nation facet it*
i main trouble with all
dafanaa projacta I* that they
lake aaverel yeara to build
If England la defeated the
ana are not likely to wall
w or nol. AH wo know la
1 U aounda worse.— ‘T ltuavllle
ruAdvocale. The trouble with
Ip, Henry, that you juit can't
iretUta good amateur poetry.
dhar promtomt Americana, re.
Ily “ viaittog" In Florida in.
la Gear George Marshall, chief
etato e f -tha United iitatra
iv. Ha may ba the Oenaral of 'births in our iwnuistiony-Wljhln- the lost two domdes.
thing of the second World The ibrea years from’ 1020 to J022, which saw the birth of
Ihoso afod 18 to 20 ia 1040, covered a period during which
pat, RoUand elgni five death Iha annual number o f births In the United States reached
irreate to on* day, aaverel of its highest point.
bah-hud bfen pending fer four
"ThO other contingent, in ’ our second line o f m ilitary
fir* gear- Th# awto uaplea.
Bt teak sf any gaveraor, thla manpower— men o f a g o k ^ W 'to 44_*.wifl not ranch a pank
an* which no reapoaalbla gov. number until antno lim a about 1806. The number fo r .thla
age group grew from 4^00,000 In 1M0 to -a figura cioas
nar can aacap*.
to 8,000,000 In 1040 d * maximum o f lOydOftSOO it « x CADkt
pectfd in 1066."
_________
Sraativ* Caakiar to Mana.
“ 1 want a waak off to prei mr health. I Utah my
IN THE CURRENT edition of tho Florida Veteran,
to to fading.”
tha cxiitor, Arthur G. Keene, tails of visits to the vistareas’
ROgeri "What make* yen
i that vrayt”
JD.1 ”Tb* man are baotonlng
lost lb*ir change-"— Waii BL
hospitals at Bay Pines and Lake City and bow ha wax
unpleasantly Impressed by tin drabness, parikliilariy of
the gray boUirobas. Ha calls for gayer colors ia those .gar
ments bacaueo of the psychological affsota, brlngtkf brjgbtnaaa into dull lives, the lives of unfortunate sufferers.
Our ghop is well equipped
•to moke any repairs on
fa n s machinery, trailers or
Other equipment.
JACKSONVILLE. Mar. I I ikdegataa lr tha annual C>rUuT. rcc iu TuberculoaU, to la hell
.u r*- AnrU 1 and ■ l)j
. FIjr-
1 The military majt Dower of tho United States will'
Th* plum tree* arc In bleom,
pvlng that flprlng ia h*ra *v*n reach its maximum'Within the next 16 years apd will then
tks weather do*■n't know It. decraaM, but the lota! population of all ages will continue
WUt tha propnaed
dj*n Wivar canal.
HAYNES
• m e w tu ca iM co.
Expert Repairs
Douglas To Talk
A t Tuberculosis
M e e tin g April 7
Her taka my peace that while.
gold sunaela are
Uniat* you take a alorm.cioud
with my name.
Tampa claim* Bt) convention*
awing mar* than 2B.OOO per.
na daring 10 ( 0 . It pay* to be
*1*
103 E- FIRST ST.'t-
- am flame.
Th a’ French are having their
troublra with "bottle neck*." Milk
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GEO. WEINSTEIN
STYLE SHOP
Aad. da not dream me conatant aa
i a atsr
Without rememberIng that atari
— RICHARD LEON
T 'T , 1:
INQUIRE
particular-algnlflcaoca aloe* m
wiU deal In the main with tha
highly aucoaaaful pirograta that
__ _____ ________ u In Detroit
under hi* auparvtaton, and whkh
-ia a program .that haa gained
It 'DaugUjpjlaft,, uWcaloala controller far the City national recognition bceauae of
■j&aitoKauy .known loader In th* field of tnbcrculo. tha thorough ntaa and efficiency
)r. W . ,W. Baaat,. Chicago, director of tbo Bureau with which it ha* b**n handled.
Actively identified with tuber,
itlon Of tbl American Medical AaaocUtion, will hava> euioaia work for many yento, Dr.
a eh fha prpgrahi of tho1annual Tuberculoala Con. Douglaa haa made important eontribution* to medical literature on
held In JackaonvJU* Apr. 7 and B.
that aubjecl. One of hia lateat
placet of work la a surrey of fatvary "agg" tha Batter Mutiny
cllltiea for tuberculoala control
lay* help* to redne* Uia «ur. Lindbergh Objects To in Hawaii rrada at tha invitation
plea and on that account, folk* Involvement In W ar of tha public health committee of
ought to give him a lot of on.
tha Hawaiian Charater of Comcouragemerit this year.
,
NEW YORK, Mar. *1 _ (A 1) - merer.
Dr. Douglas ia a forraar auper
Chamher* of Commerce, civic Col. Lindbergh, acacrtlng that tho
il) tondent of tho William H. M*.
dub* and other .organisation!
•*uid render Florida farmer* and altuaUun to the Uni lad Btataa bury Banalorlum, a munleipallvpoullrymen a real ear*ice by ari Thursday la “alarm!agly similar'' owned InatiUition in Detroit. Ha
rangtog fer community eg* hunts )p that In France and England la president of tho American
similar to tha «na staged In before tho European war, called Sanatorium Association and a
member-of tha American Medical
Waatrtngton each Easier,
upon Iha American people‘Than, Aaaociation, National Tuberrulo
i I f - y*u happen to ba chairman day night to *t«ha
reina In ll* AaaocUtion and tha tutor,
national Union Againat Tuberru.
lotto,
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a w w m m s w u w w a w sr.
Another eatotandto* muflMWaas
ginlntion for that .uuttef, and \ In " » latter to - Americana"
published to Coll Ur’s magatto*. raaakor will bo Dr. W. W. Hauar,
Lindbergh eats lied British prop*, Chlaaga,dl rector of tha Bareaa
Health
Education e f tha
tmaMdag kit. here* haw.
' [ ■unde na landing tha Uaitod ef
--------------- ■lata* to wag though, "like g n t r l M s U s l L . 1
at Franca and England In IMP, wo
ftoW aaduaunUy With an Eaater are unprepared - today."
11* la a (M m r ha
"Wo kora not oa many thar.
S R Hunt, than a law duyu km
Raatoa, ■:
fn M Ik a la s f Inwtln ' m m w maem. ougbly madam fighting plane* aionar of
In our army and navy comhired," rained naUenaf diet
ha wrote, "as ' Oatmaay. pro flret honor* to the t|
IJvaUh Canecrratlon
duce* in • elngit vreek.
i v £ n -r s k t ;
ia.5TwTW
ert Welding
and K*pshr
RO E BTIN
4 Mile* North Of Banfacd On The DaUnd Highway
SIZZLING
,
ALL
STEAKS
K IN D S O F S A N D W IC H E S
LIQUOR — WINES — BEER
Added Attractions W ith F rists
Bondayn — Tvesdays and Fridays
FOR RESERVATION PHONE 4602 SANFORD
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Fishing Regulation
Sought By Counties
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N ew Members
Announced By
Library Group
{Theater Party Given
By -toyceGoodspecd
ial
Calendar,
F R ID A Y
. Phils Ihea Class of the
__, terl*n Church will have tie
lia r meeting at tha home of
l, W . II.
Bach, a 17
Holly
U* at 7:30 V. M. Mr*. L. <i.
tr and Mrs. A. C. M cltry.
trill be assistant h o s le w * .
je rs will acw fo r the R«J
a a fte r the inerting.
SATURDAY
M r .'a n d Mr*. M. I.. W right
will entertain the member* of
U>«
O ffice Clerks
u if TFeat
W » VIMHS
Viv.ww and
— 'W the
*
■ u g lis ry s t s picnic ■upper at
t b « r home rn Celery Avenue at
S M . P . M.
J
aaO
nN
n rn
• 1,
. . M
D Aav
Y
Y of tho P. E. O. n .ll
MChapter
i
” |*at the home o f- M r i . II. II
____ il 607 Magnolia Avenue
•00. P. M .
i Y . W . A . o f the First
j t Church will meet a f the
i: o f Mr*. A. J- PeUraon on
First Street at 0.00 P. M.
kupper and regular meetj a '- ^ n member* are urged to
«A*j
« _ wing, session. w ill continue
foF, the Red Croe* at the W o .
mall“i Club'Vrom 0:30 A . M. unu p i l ;30 o'clock!
p .ra will be a call meeting ef
It S f'b
bo
o a r d o f manager* of the
Woman’* Clnb at 10:00 A . M. " t
t b s '* tub houne on Oak Avenue.
T a ftth
Seeker* Class of the
MoUtOdi'l
Church
wlU
meet
w lB r M W ' A.
D.
Shoemaker.
1 *6 6 ' park Avenue at 3:00 I’ . M.
. T *J '
TUESDAY
1|*<tio!a C lu b o f O F S. will
a f at tha homa of Mr*. W . M.
■ on ltO Nntt.r French
J/ at 3;00 P. M. with M ir
I .C ro sby aa c-whnslesv
tiw sossion* will
hfItl
... W o m an * Club from .’ :30
A. until 8;30 P- M.
f - r the
P
^ C r°W K D N K S I> A Y
ba Junior Aualllaty » f the
lean Legion will meet st
omc o f Mlaa Helen IJuiri at 8:30 P. M.
■c m Iona w ill continue
Entertaining . in celebration of
her birthday. .. annivenary
Mi**
Jojlce Geodipccd was hostess at
a theater party on Wednesday
afternoon. A fter the guests en
joyed th* picture they returned
to Mlae (ioodsiierd's h»me on
Oak Avenue where
they petti
.hclpatrd In seversi games and
contests with Mtsa Ixtulse Clark
winning the prlie.
A B t Patricks color
theme
was reflected in the decorations
throughout. A large green and
white birthday cake centered the
dining table in keeping with the
chosen color motif.
Miss flood* pred was assisted
In serving the guests by her mo
ther. Mr*. II. W . fioodspeed, Mrs.
J. N. Gillen.. Mrs. W. E- V sm and
Mis* Dorothy Stokes.
Thoee present were: Miss CaroLee,. Mlsa Dolores I,ee, Misa
lo u is* Clark. Mis* Norma Jean
Mia* Imogens McArthur,
Miss Audrey Toll, Mis*
Nancy
Williams. M U*
t-llli.n
Hoyle,
Miss Char Iota Stein, Miss Gloria
; ^ mpl5r ' M l,i Mary Touehton.
Miss Pat Anderson, Miss Hetty
Crawley M i.. Kitty Odham, Mi**
Joyce
Coodspeed
and
Edwin
tarn
Also
Mrs. II. W . tioodspred,
Mrs. J. N. Gilton, M r*
w T e.
varn and M Us Dorothy Stoke*.
Naval Officer To X
Speak At Stctsoil
D E L A N D , Mar. 2| — (.Special)
r
Captain William 1). Pule,ton.
formerly director of the U. K N a l
val Intelligence Service, will be
the speakrr for Stetson Univer
sity’s 1041 .commencement pro
gram. it was announeil here re
cently by President W . S. Allen.
Dr. Thomas V . McCall, pastor
of the First Raptist Church of
Gainesville, will deliver the bsccalaureate sermon for the year’s
graduate* • at' 8teleon.
Pgleitop. who now re.uiea in
Lake
--- -- Wales,
- . . - i also ha* won■ some
.... .
decree o f recognition a* author
apd biogranber. The ipraker will
bo beard "b a re on June 2, the
data • et» for tho Stetaon commenctmkflt.-
K IL L E D
M «*|||at*H tfWM *“*•»
_
Mrs. J. W . .Inrr.lt Irft yester
day fo r Annapolis, Md,, whore
■hr will visit friend* for n week.
Mm.
II
W.
u ml
M ian J o y c e Utsodai'iri'ii h a ve pun**
to Gam e ay illc win* re lin y will
spend the arckviid
Meut. and M i* I’ linrlis Kelts
have arrived from I t Hr.sgK. N
C. In visit with t Inii purr lit*
during a five-day furlough.
Friends of Mi** I.iliian Adam*
will regret to learn that she i*
sufferin g from *n
uttsek
of
measles at her home on W ist
Ninth Street.
Mr*. T. IL
llt-ntiincJ 0,1
md
*on. Tommy, o f f'silumhii«, ohm,
are fUfstn of M k s F i'ipu OAen
at
her honm in tin* I m ri|i ley
ApartmrrHa.
Mill* Boyd hait arrived from
the U nlvem ily of Geo rtfla
In
Athena to viait with hn parent*,
Mr. and Mr*. <\ M. It yd, during
Spring holidays.
Mr. and M n . A
It Mahoney
will have a* their gne«1* thi*
weekend their
*- n-m-law
anil
daughter, Mr and Mr*
W
A
Fltta, o f Jacksonville
Mim Father St rancr*' ha* iirrived from Stctmm t^m vit-dv n»
Dr I j* ml to upend |he wH'kpiiil
with her parent*, Mr ind Mr*
J. A. St ran ire
Mrs. W ill Irvine
mi i
hahy
daughter, Sally, and M i- stun*
ley left today for their h»m " in
ColumbuR, Ohio, after ‘ iwmlimr
the winter at 4H» Palmetto A vc.
QUe.
IK W R EC K
B, M ot.
W . G llta, do* 'qt .U lim l, w a» killed
Mlsa Ruth Strsugr, Mt»* 1'nitv
yeatcftU r am- Ibe automobile ho
w a* rlrtvtnv
Inin ■ ron. W’heal anti M i-' Maud Ku'diin ' (
Jackaonvllle an
the
weekentl
g lim s m pur* t’ttw.’H’ "
Mf. and Mr* .1 A stramre, nt
their btime n* .Mvrtlr Avenue
,fpr the ,-UW - Cross
I .eland MrC'li'llsiid will reliirn
maw*« * Pink tertnt
from ’ fief!
0:30 A. M. un.
lomnrriiw to Louisiana Collegi
til *11)60 -wfctark.
in Pinevllle. l.o., where he will
THURSDAY
resume bis ■luillea etter visaing
T h e n will be. a coffer party
■mi n tlgae-ah ow nt the Wn. ..ilh hi* nsrenl*. Mr. sml Mr*
J p McClelland, for a f-w i'a\*
m a n '*' c io b .fro m 10:30 A . M.
u n til'U :Q 0 neon. lYiero will be
■ p ro gra n .-t U:ttt) n’glnek for
th* benefit o f .the charily fund of
th#. Hglltr lfarrl.iin Chapter nf
the ' Dengblrr* of the American
Revolution.
FRIDAY
The annual “ Antler Hhuw.”
tinder the direction cf Mrs. Uulli
Gordon "VTrlghl will he stsgnl at
the High School Auditorium si
IlOO P. M.
F e ffy Safa
Thl* sprlnjE It's *mart to go.patrt•tic tu tiw nngrrtfp*. ircordlng to
Peggy S ite , who iliowed Ihl, red.
white and blue manicure at Ih* In■ernatinnsl Itesiiiv Show In New
York City To further the patriotic
motif eh* wear* (lags In her hsir.
j u n i o r A u x ilia r y To
Join Sq u irrel C lu b
The mrmtu I *
I
the
Junin
Vusilinry nt the Ameitesn !*■gton vnteil tn jmn 't.e St|iliirel
'Ini. ol then in. ting at tin
home of M i "
In y e Steele nil
Elm Avenue Wi Ifte.ilay i i f'- r ,,1*111
M i*
SI iit. It (Juki ten,mn
au* eh *i'u 1" bail the girl- ti
de lentil
The meet me « n - e.tiled >"
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W ill* alter
ler by Mi** Vote,
n th«* F «n «tneh Die Piemnldi
pra/rr o fdilution w a* read,
feted and the Salute In thc
King given M i - Helen Q u a ile r.
mar, will h. h o - l . - to the mem.
b ri* for their next meeting
Refreshment* weie »erve,l by
M i*' St, eh 1" On foili xvlng
Mi*« E i'ii
tin r ilien il,
M>«»
Ft nine* I ’lihh M ‘"
Arhm ,J,ro)i. M i "
M|ibut Mi ltinig.il.
Mu*" M h i >'
s\\I.. Mnrt'ki I.... .
Mm tfrtirt
tune
Rohnnlti
M i"
Myers, M x - Valerie W idU. fhkv
Helen
Ulllll tellilAll, M l "
" ir e l l.angli y.
Mm*
M a .gs-et
M< ltnugal.
Spencer, 't i* . )inm_*'“
M r* Itnbnelte
M r. It N N 'tdb.
Daniel
,lld Mn1 "
l 'v e l v n
FrleniJ* of Louie Mill!*, mt nf
Mr. and Mm J C Bill- .f Ovie.
do, will bo Intereste*I to I no*
that he gradual e«|
from
I tun
Aero Technlal School in Albany
(ii ., on Wedticudii)
M r end H r Lea R. Lcslmi
aceornpanled their daughter. M l*.
Mary Ellen l.r*her, to Charles
ton, where *he will lenvc Snlurday
fur the I’anaum < siml
’/.line to lie tuarr.ed
l.ieu'
Sam Martina oil Mar 30
.»
W ilk in s o n
• 1 „ Iliiu t s x K S
Is llridtrc
M i-*
vi' ita
\V,1V m*m
Evelyn
■
,he nieuvt era ‘>1 hr i
....
plsty*-*
...... e V v *h le h i rsrrle T an
dr *K't»
M r. 1 K vil ttti wi. in n|iirnt
a*
high
•i, u novelty "*h 11
..o n i for the game* mol M l*
K «, niond l.nnibpiist re iived ten
u,|, foi *etvciilung
left
I hi
tio*ti *► wrVril
o l , , i the follow mg glU-.t'
M n* Anns Kelle Hi wit. M1'*
1 ,i)y n y< hnl'. Mi** Hetty W ill n,.on, Mr* llurut P.llerlie. Mi*
II Siintb. Mr* Raymond I u"il.
,n i'l. Mr*
A
w
le r .
M l*
II......
I .Hte. Mi**
I relilinlu;
....... .
Mr*
M " i lo t ....
M
i hm Ii * •
of h in g " * • ,
Junior Garden Club
Hears Rose Lecture Ity-Monlhly llrid»c»*
C lu b Hus Boat Tri|»
IV
MAT.
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plant viburnum and plumbago
brside the echtail building a . it'
n r*t
project.
Mr*.
Diekereon
elated that an esaminatlon will
fce given el the cloee of school
.
.
■*■ t . _____ _.1_ I » .. si...
•nd urlii#* will bt «w*rtl#<l to tb»
on# n *# ln f ****
th# ...gif—
hifhcut §eor#.
h l«
uiib
;
•loo r#port#d that th* Gram mar
School tihKilt
In
the
recent
flow er show received 23 blur ill.
bona, 13 rod ribbons
and
to
White one*.
Frederick
Roeeetter p r r » i.M
Over
the business
meeting
h(
V
l'l
•■•■'W—
WWW
which 40 members were iiie.rnl
The m-,*. meeting will be held
Top
i n
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la ;- " " '
held
rnkf
I lie regular meeting n( it,,
'ii i Del S u h jlr b i lul, w » . i,.|,|
«! 'he home ,,f M r- Hr,night,.,,
W utkina mi tlrlrt ) Avium* Imm
*-v*nlr»if PIr ii a ft,,
l*iidirr |(h i
<i Iti be ifivrii ni the m*‘h i Tu
Bin* were dl*cu»M>. nflct vi (m b
n H "shnirnt- ^ , r*
•n . d
I briar
p n ro r t
Mi
1 < ' «'H Mil) i's, M i . N. » I*Ml U .
Mina Jam t !(••■vd !\|i * M..
Pro* far
Mi
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Ml»v I’ r;iii< i
Ml \HI't M i
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ii ml
M
Mi •
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A it tk in ,
Wur Incident Seen
In Color O f Ships
Pepper SajM H. S.
Shirked H Dutie.-i
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Rn dl
h
I tni! I ' iittrd
i |»* 1
mi id mi: i'll
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IMiss llaltc K id c rla iiis
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i r .M onthly
lindg
, nt- r tamed l**t rvnm ig «<••« “ I ’ricnds A ! H e r H om e
l„ , |iiiily nlmnrd Arthui
■" w .tl* iHint. "The MiirgH.il 7.
'll* * Helen llal.e e n le i,uo
U i. I'Hity cruised down
* ,,w friend* si In i |,.o.u on
John* III*ei and bad.
" • *1 First Stiei I ls*t
Dancing H tn lirid g' « » " « • * w " ’ ' clou* Spring fio w .i, «
enjoyed throughout the evening
decorate the .....in, .if M i.,
ufler which n picni. .upper
Hub*’* home fur the o.es.ioii
served.
I r eie rllln g In the gsim - played
Those enjoying Ih, parly wi le
I
Ml** Martha Adams. Ml** Mnriun during the evening, Mr.- L
Pi,lridge, M l** Kstbetinc Vernny. Shepherd and Mr, Chsi le„ I *|.
Ii'
un
received
p
ritr.
Mi** Doris Hall. Miss t ecella I ru.
linur Ih#
liiM t**
I,
,eV, Mi** < arlln I’alii.rr, At
Ml**a lair
Mjh l* r » v#d rafrcibnirnlh (o I be fnL
Marguerite Ingley, Mr and
btwf In f:
J. W. Altman, M
snd
Mrs.
Mt#, Hhrphrrd, lira, Allan Kmi.
Henry
W ight
111
and
Mrs
brf l|f Mr*. R « r (« Hr#*dcn. .Mr*.
Dorothy Conodl.
Mlaa Thrlma T»trn#rf
Also,
Klchaid Deas,
K arly k 'stJhoun,
I lloushclder, Guy \V«*al, hnl Hud. M ill Audrey Nrra#. Mlaa Ktella
Soiif#r
and
Mlaa Thru V lrkrry
,on.
F rank
Cowles,
Walter
r
'
• roes and
Mr
W ill
Sale
I 'l m i d a
In
Min
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i 1 L.
t iA lN I
1. 4.1. 1 .
of
(S|tet%
ln11 1 • u hue
.'.'Hill
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Fhitnbc
Cn rnl ilia. ilfld I ii m e 14 ti v • roll
1 m i h 4*y
. 1.1tt
3«ifern d
in 1 Dills hit J14
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F L O R ID A
POSTM ASTERS
W A S H IN G T O N , Mar *J1 —
President lit iv«r veil amt t.i
th# senate yealrrday U ipm * pu«U
master tiomlnatiniift: Florida
Irm an d ln a ,
I>ouih
Goldstein;
Newberry,
Ethel
L.
Iladso^k;
Port Orangs, Thelma M. llo u fli.
ton.
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;,V'u'“( i Alabama l .dilor Dies
Al t er I /OHM I line.ns
Haynes. nSobard
Ynw#ll
n
TUKKK
ri
Scout Council Will
Hove Dinner Monday
S u b - D e b C lu b P la n s
Put ii re H rid ^ c P a rty
PAGE
,
Dovk r**|n rted
that in
■RRWiT f m n rt.imminirai ion it lift
her aiftc . \|isn ^nuford had to.
UnquiOif I tiff ihtr-^ata in the !i.
tr^ry nf their father to comply
with, the %vt-hr« of th-’ir in it her
*hr»F ttir book- and pm trait of
!*eiteral ^unlnr'l t«c phicc«l In-re
in a fin’pnmif libra* y Imildim*
A * i*inir Vole 4’f th ink *
llvisti Mr
l»mi ai the amumneeinrnt hv M u. Moiirhlon that alii
had rtrt tr.'d m mm l*rr of rdmfn_
eraph- * f the S,tnf« t«l
fniiii|et
thf* S.iof o d hornr> tead and Ii.
hrarv ao.l ml n n piidim* nf Irving
Rach*dh' . ohich had been pre*
'•eflleil
* M»a, Dow til In*1 kepi
in the i* • •••nt library until aiich*
time 1
*hrv ml»ht bn hunir tn
the
Sanford
Memorial
Mm.
C. f ft .* r p f c o l.
MouttHmi -luted that tbc-r pie*
ttirea mii - i)n» lump in the l.i
T k **« women are not standing Idly.by whll* their men are nut nn sinks
hrary nod r\po<mp |* invited to
■ t tho Harvtll Dl# Casting Company in l o * Angeles They are »hown
come nod *'•■ them, ali»o the *epicketing tho plont which is engaged in th* rnsnufkilure nf equip
msnt r red'll ary In the construction of atrplsn**. This * • • one of thr
n*ir« mid pmotinir recently ron,
plated
plants cited by Office of Production Msnogomsnt aa delaying plant
output.
The rn*'* tiny « * •
ndioiirned
a flr r rettmy the date Ilf Mm
2!>. at it :tHl f» M for \Un TU*xl
j meetmt? which i« to »**• held at
Ih# I'nri-h llouae. Three h i *
unfortunately, no time to rrail
two hcartenlnr lettera
receivint
DF.l.AN D. Mt.r. -1
tSpcctal)
frf'^rp' Dr Hamilton ILdt. urepidenf
Next .Momlny myl 1 . Mar Jlth,
of Boltin- f'nllpirf, Winter Park
th* Stoidvrs t»f Ih* Fvidinl h lorand rveerpta from let I n «
nf jtln t mini il will In nr I
U rn rr
crfxvt wiklie* from the fjrat don- la
toMMlmun. hi ud of ill dn 1-itm or
In the I ibrary Memor ial. Tlu-.r
!'• out* of
1*10^11410 of till1 H"
iiilire.ini,. pagr* will Iw , (>ni|,
\ 101 1 mi, it 11 d o ....
iinwp11 " . 1 die rv-il meeting
I i- »K
ut
Ml thr I HI)..... .
Itlim.'iirttrly a f t T
*.lt-iinmru
| iStcts-oii t’iiivci'■ID
Mrs. I'... g s ' e a ileligbtfiil I . h
t 7 no
l l i f ilm n e r w ill
f r f *11 t:„- m r m > r , r,f tbr s.*u.
ri lmil'll
11%'bH’k St O lltf'l '
fl-tioii nn l their fairllir*
H rl| i but tin 1 I ml if bi'l’ll
«* *fet all nni.peclIvK memler*
it11 ih*it to !iU* n
The till I»,.lr n s * laul m ill tin,,
Tbu* miH’lmn wilt
-I 1**"
en* nf glmliaili clustcrr.l tngrllie
slid
t i.tl in l f r r a t to V- *11(1 .l) ti
makliir
n huge
rhnii,
«h irh i fo«ip
I
Mr.
ro tn m ilti ‘•’(It .Ml
teaehnl frnm mil tn mil rurvlng titiotliiinfi la mi Hill H |lb (•U thr
'nntK'
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router
Detirinu* tvui k mi; i* (|f
Mekei, and hniwn bread .anil. t li»- in tivil i» h ibut limkt N '»u U
t o # "
1'ace,
r C
.* '" 1 ,c* " , r * *eived fnl. mi; whrtl it la. Mur" Id
Scout •*Xecu 11Vu, -md
- * ’• »»o l»ln l hv Mr
All Seoul i i - nn hD’ m I in make
J. J eh'nert. Mr*. Matlin Hrani
il e|mi*4 ml c ttot I In d lb Mil tlilif
Mrs, ,
ft Da* . hi,, y j.,
T
ini'i'( isi,k Mini
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bi my
theii*
Mrs. Charlotte PtM
W illiam , and M i, p . p
friendUfMitMiiHti'
inu>t
In
Hmimll
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irv,. I.
bv imtihmK ibi
fouuril Mrs. Charlotte Pihl, sister of W eaMf, ami Mr*
Irving tlnclml. Offn vt '••* I
v i i f it. u r - let! Wlllkie, returns tn New York
l*r Piure**ei] ttirir regret*
Vsas Berlin after e three yeer
bv llilldn
tele
ne at n" | coming to in.
» y . Mre Tibi Is Ih* wife of C r'trt
ir inerting
^ U r Paul F PlM. U. K. F ir*
a tu e b s In rtFrllft.
hv he .ream
■’**
(1 u e r n s e y
H e
bit*
Mr. and Mm Orville D« nk and
•on, Dickie, have left f»r
So.
vannah, N. Y ,f after Imvinj; tpent
the winter in Sanford
Friend* o f Marmn R akim , Jr.,
will be fo rty to learn- that he i*
111 at fti* Ik nit* mu Wt-ht Fourth
Street with menrdea
p
IneFR made ii in poailMr for him
lo dfvnft the proper tlm«* lo Ihe
Memorial.
i It \va- announced that
Fred
W U ^M bi»l nprrrd to
bfcomr
legal ndvj rr to tb»- .1 noclntion
and that Fred T. W illiam - had
Uif “red to m ako p ro p e r * u n e v fo r
the I ,ilo*r4) v Men or ini
boddiop.
B, h
Whilrnr wm
n|f^)idrdrd
parhamt-mit i iHti
Personal!
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THE SANFORD HBRALDTSANFORD FLORIDA
V e n u e ) '*
SHOES FOR MEN
/ me
l o n nt u i f l i •
SichlY |ty!td in ontiqpaH
♦on with bfogunh <J#
lo d i En clu i'v# w m g bo
nod ihaight tip mode*!
im m iD A Y
Mr*
irn Thompson
t, I) l.andress, Jr. C
Jrs till rite Kiulew
M rs
H
C. Moore
h a p p y
FACTORY TRAINED
they aren't Uklng a
chance when you feed
then X -Cd chick alert
er.
CARBURETOR SPECIALIST
Superb Stylet for Sporlt
or Drett— dt Only
— N O W —
7.98
SERVICE
Generator - Starter - Fuel Pump
Magneto - Wiper Motors
Parte and Repairs
Gay two-tone ton*
moccasin typo loo*, conl -4-1, - 4C.I.L-J
rmtijr T^^T,p*r^a*w •aw^^Drwt*
ton* — all Iho M*Vnp
|miiitaia hi (him mju
BLUE SUNOCO STATION
h u t* grasp I For co m et
dro**, shop Fosnoy'*!
T K L V 80 N B 9143
w a A N D PABK AYE .
SAN FOOD, FLA.
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THE SANFORD HERALD,
to o ffe r publicly on Monday, *'/*.
8(9,000 >water manna bond*, ^
It r p part of tha procaada to. la
used to acquire • facOltte* o f th*
Miami Water company and £
pay for w a n t Improvement* to
n a u K m m iK
Mar-
ti-
(BpaaWJ—Tb#. Mtiooal; dafmma,
program baa. tro u t)* Florida
largely Incmaaad ajlatmauta of
surplus eotr wtoditl**, a* wall aa
air, staUrna . and apny training
ramp*.
r
Arcordlug.ts Charles L, Cran
ford, director, * f tha. Stat* W#**
far* 8 0 0 1 * 1 Snrpbia commodity
division, 37,8204U pound* of
rommodlUoa w ef* ^IrtrltnjUd
in tim a te rels* r „ ! t lo n a batwasn
^
It* old ragtma
U a r d c > and o u r ow n
0TC9M #uta -d a p a r t-
imaumd far tha new DODGE, PLYM OUTH and
DODGE TRUCKS haa bean ao f r a i l that we m v » l
■love the r»ra Itoied below no that we may Irade fOr
■tore.
28,107,111 pound* dlatributcd dur
ine tha rnliu * previous flacal
;J fiE to »
"juliaricun misawnartaa lo n g
atofaUabad a vary aunaldaraM*
ttimial institution known aa
•to ooOaf* Juat acraa* tha
ami fwunwtml wasithan Ab■amide capital of CorutantlJ l S w aallad :Istanbul I f .
tha TurW . Uggaat city, airtj lh«y*va tranafarrad tkatr
S< govarnmaut to Ankara, far*
power Com:
Ordered
DELUXE. NEW TIBBS. M)W MILEAGE
DELUXE 4 DR. TR. SEDAN
m tod-mot until they golths
t, u divvy batwaan tham
wuraa I'd no mean* of knowbather or not HJlml waa right
It
Mary carUlnly doa* suggest,
tty wild rtelon. Wall, ao u
1 M, out ta Macadonl*./
Naturally rtacaful
t 'R at'tba Turk* naturally era a
,Vary orderly poopl*- MyvUti
rimmOa K with u * Youne t i
at-being overthrown. Than
ft any fovantmanl, , Never,
ta*. a atranerr. Ilk* myaalf.i
aa aaf* aa ha would at on
tdwkF. Than waa plenty t4
maarKk'xstsi
f an aa usual—no lootI* (I no
aaaka to antar t|a amarftney
aona war* klllad and at laaat
a Pennsylvania* Railroad train
Ohio Hivar. Tha accident waa
ward. Poor par*
90 Injured when
plunged Into the
laid to scholar*
§P *
Striking. Due Drivers
Agree To Arbitration
SPECIAL DELUXE, IX)W Mn.EAC.E
A VERY GOOD BUY______________
k NEW YORK, liar. * » t- (A V Naw York * atrlklnf bus driven
aeroad laat night-to submit tbalr
demand* to arbitration and wilt
rcauma • paration* Saturday oa
twa * truck Una* carrylae
#6
parent af Manbattan'a aurfara
transportation.
Both tba Tr*neport Workara'
wh#*o 8SM maarbar* on
tw*. Imaa •track 11 day* act. and
npyaeanUtlvaa o f Us* two, Uedf f i . “ " F * * 4** agreed U arlb*
trato tba aoli rtmalaifja. Isauo—
• w ar* seal*. fa * .t b iT t ft b A rt.
mm Coach campany rmpolyrs.
B?
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SPECIAL DELUXE TOWN
DELUXE., 4 DR. TIL; RADIO
flva parson* and Injurs
" ‘ hem- Vatarsn railroad*!
hndrn Wit* *
Wheel*
Retracted
« « • « fa lW .b ^ jT V
DODGE — PLYMOUTH PEALER8
PASSENGER CARS
I W, PIRST ST.
mm!
TRUCKS
PHONE
Me and tba anlira military
awarrinf, potttaty waat
nfarrad to tba United Matos
ay. 1 |ot wall aafualatod
batoa y . * * * 1* our tout aao*
i, and aakad him why, ma d !
tha Mtf*a complete atata at
Cavil Parry
Oscll Parry, popular British stats
■armin' and radio star, seems to lias
army Ufa. A runner In (l*u. W «
nlt'a Army or iho Nil*, ha has been
w ily* 111 all the major rampulfu*
Dm Army of lit* Nil* U now r*
, ported In Qrau*.'
Continued Campaign
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Prepared In
E j e c t e d Negro C a s e
B r ie fs
MONTGOMER y T A la., Mar. *1
— (A1)— Deriding definitely to
Intcrvena In a c u t which they
rrfardad aa a thrrat ta Ih* » t tlon'a segregation law*, a group
of southern attorney* i*b«n *l
aseil tha UA R. fliipvam# Court
yesterday for a second extension
. V f fy* ■ t,
• 1 *o Tr
l•1•
of the lime In which to fUa hriafa
Alabama's
iltrm a r* |anm>|.
Thomas H. iJipson, who taHaif u
confennr* o f lagal rep resent* tnma
of other alataa ban yvatard*/.
annoimcnl that a brief or brbtfa
would ba filed tn a raaa p a a l i e
nut of tba reported election id
IlepraaanUtlv* Mitchell,
M gr*
conereasman from IlUaol*. front a
slraplne ear a* It enlarad Arkau.
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WINDOW.
CENTRAL FLA. SCHOOL OP COMMI
DeLbitd, Florida
HA Complele D—Rial School”
Anvsstles,
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LONGWOOD
>Jacksonville Base
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J A C K S O N V IL L E ,
M sr.
f t .—
( O — President
Roosevelt
in.
spected with obvious satisfaction
j f k a n d t y th* Jacksonville train
i n g • bass which, when It reaches
! fa ll o p tn U a n , will
tarn
eat
) nearly <0,090 pUota and mechau.
j |ea yearly fo r the Navy's u >
1 psndnlg air armada.
.
Oround was broken for t'i*
Station only 10 months afO, and
1 tbs President told reporters that
I Um procress attained was per.
' fcctly fine, that he was stir.
• prised that the project was so
1 far advanced. Training there now
P n 114 flying cadets, of whom
103 already
aro soloing. Ths
commanding oft leer of the base,
SEMINOLE COUNTY
# COURT RECORDS
ameron A w
Real Easts Mortgages
9 Knight, R. L A w to First Fed.
Sav. A Loan A.
‘ Knight, R. U A w To J. II.
.
Adams A w
;
Ratbfactlsa Of Mortgage.
Sanford Bukk Co. To J. R.
'm
Adam* A w
Carlson, Harry F A w To Ilrssle
C. liuchlson
* First Natl Bank of Winter Car.
,
den To Laura Mable Walts
A hus_________________
The Community party on F iL
day night was directed by H i m
Dorothy Willis and Mias Jayca
Gray whtn fancy marches veru
enjoyed by a large group of
guests. On Friday night. Mar. Sd.
I hero will be a masquerade party.
Everyone may go in fancy cos.
lam*.
Tbs Mission Circles of tbo Dap.
tbt Church met Monday after,
noon at homts of members. Mar.
tba BcholfJeld Circle met with
Mrs Flora Willis on Monday ev.
ening. Grace Griffin Circle met
with Mrs. iiaJlie La Vigao Men.
<My afternoon, and the Mary Brit,
ten Circle was at the Homs of
Miss Robertson. Each circle had
a mission study hour followed by
a social hour, when refreshments
were served.
Members of Christ
Charth
Auxiliary attending the district
meeting in Sanford Tuesday t t n
Miss Emma Howard, Mrs.' C. B.
Searcy, Mrs. John Wadsworth.
Mrs. Emma Abbott Lyman, Mrs.
Ann Gilman and Mrs. J. II. Man.
Ick.
A special feature of the Tour.
1st Club dinner on Wednesday was
the presentation of gifts to the
president of the club. Alton Ful.
ler and to Mrs. Fuller In recog.
nltlon of their splendid efforts
tor the entertainment and best
Interests of every member of the
club during ths past two rear*.
The presentation speech -eat
made by Lieutenant Ernest Har
ris. Mrs. Fuller responded.
Msny members played shuffle,
board during tflr afternoon. l)Li.
•wr committee were Mrs. F*-,|
Clark and Mr. and Mrs. MenRk
The Card Club had Its week
ly parte Thursday night at tho II.
brary. Tha hostesses. Miss Winn,
os Craig and Miss Helen Mr.
Hale, sorvod refreshments wjth
St Patrick motifs.
Mr end Mrs. Harris on'erLIm-il
rvrrsl friends at rants Saturday
r v r n ln g .
i* S o l B lo o m V i s i t s
Florida For Rest
* New Pork, chairman
of
(hr
House Foreign Relations Coin,
mlttee, declared
here Thursday
that "America can
re. Ily
do
nothing about slaying out of the
war.'
1 WIUi Mrs. Bloom and their
daughter, .Vora, thpy arr hare on
a frw days’ , vacation, lie said
It was hla first In six years.
"W e.can abut, our doors and
lock our' windows, but If Hiller
l make* |up his mind to declare
war—pr ,>mW lo ^ (n /i,hUng
—there's nothing we tan do
about It,-’ ho declared.
' \ . ' " ’ L 111 > ? T .« y T U B tWI NT*
d w A - a iita ic
ro t ntv,
■t a t m o p r t.o a ip t. la r a s ■A T M .
IS UK T ill! XhTATF O f W. C
I X I b U IN lk D a s * a Sad
TO A ll, W HOM
IT M A Y CONC IU IM i
N o t le s
la
h e reb y
g lu t ,th a t
lla lp h W
l a u l n f file d hla f in a l
rep o rt
as
A d n iln t a lla lv r
uf
the
e a t a t a o f IV C . I a m I s i . d e c e a s e d ;
t h a t h > f l l t d h la p e t lt le n f o r f ln a i
d la c h a r a e . a n d t h a t h s w i l l a p a l r
lo
th e H o n o r a b le
It
If
W a re .
C o u n t y J u d a e a t • e a il n o l a C o u a t y .
P ln r lg a . on t h e tA rd d b y o f A p ril.
I M I - f a r a p p r o v a l a f a n o s* a a d fa r
f i n a l d la r h a r g e aa A d a l a l a l r a l o r a f
I b o • s t a t e o f W . c . L o a e ln a . d ej j a a o d . o n Ib la f l a t d a y o f M a r c h
Charles P. Mason, said
that eventually th* training »t,i
tlon would graduate 'JtH) |dWit»
and 600 mechanics monthly.
I f . I I tty g K I U l . K K . Is f l s l n . l d . a
M A N N IK
H IIIIW N
an d
O il
M IIO W N , h la V l f s . ' a t e d e fe n d a n t
w ill s e ll n l p u b lic o f t e r ? to
li ls h e e t b id d e r, (h r flnah. at
f r o n t d oo r o f t h e t'o iset M o u se
t h e ( H r o f B a n f o r d . tn a a ld l ' s |
l> a a d U U t a ,
O u r] n o t h s
I*
h o u r , o f e e l* . 0 0 M a fM a y , t h o
■lay or A p r i l , J L *>.. .1 1 *1 . e a rn s
I n s <h* f ir s t M o n a a r l a sa id m o
• an d a .e § a l a k le s day), th e I
i n s In s
d r a r r th d d
la n d s .
a lla l
l> In c S m b e lit a In lh«* ( 'a u n t y
K e n ilo o la a n d l l a t a o l F lo r i d a ,
w it :
W a a l s e a h a l f m i l l o f I A.
F o u r 111. * W k
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v i l l a a n b d lv U lo n a s p e r p la t s
I - n .n l Is P la t B a s h " I" , p aa
I I . S e m in o le U a u a t y , f lo r id *
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Feature Winner
At C o r a l tiabl
Ilealper rot |d00 for second
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Tonight’s Entries
. Ft ROT HACK—Futurity I
HACK—Folurtlfj
,
may go Ihrongh
trta* . ,0
round the turn at high apecd.
A trophy, to bo known aa the 0
Prank lamkhart 7 CUP, ho* been
pootad for the winner. Mora than
DON’T FORGET TO
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Greyhound Results
COLA
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Additional accomodation and
ktbrida Moeball, L a ri, gulf, tenills, Sod ll f l . teams can vluw oi
their predecessor# on the 1940.41
Oator sports front.
1. t
1 And tho1 tho that hove opirtec. 1 v a*i ..-ssm.i.,,,., ■ 9 ■
1UB
their seatoni already-LriflOi'and
UBOUVs I ’ rM o S.4*. *.« *. g t * i
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tocfnU— btd fair to equal or escsi
these ’ showings. For the orango
IND HACK—pBiurllr :1a t.S
and blue aharpshootora, annually
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o m of tho boat rlfls teams In U>< Masks* Bor
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nation, bovo gotten o ff U a graal WIM nsserl
liusa* ., I I I
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atari With Ml consecutive wins, misls's
MssksO Dor n .ia ate, t.4*i
and tha Inexperienced netmen de wild ti.sjsrl 1*4. ».tt( IHilsU's
feated Georgia and lied Colorado
ihCHOtXMMVf
i Know twk
IN
one e l tha. moot apoctacular figurea the spoodemotor
boating
game baa aver known—Frank
Lockhart, tha yoothful Indiana.1
polk star who waa dashed to Ida y B & £ & i3 & s °
death on the wave.pocked aaada ^ U ^ t l t e ' n d r . w j "s a tiifs c here In April, IK S, trying- to
better the world's atrnlghtway torily." tha OHQ
reeord. He died behind the steer
ing wheel when 0 tire llevr out
Ida Willard, tha dog that came
Seek from * serious illness, will
start tonight In tho feoturod
Vlftth'a of a rail* roc* at the
Sanford.Orlando Xennal
Club,
midway between Banford and Or•ando on U. .1. Highway 17, at
1:11 o'rlnck sharp.
Id* wit) meet such formidable
vuupeny, aa Beauty Kay, Don Or'.ando, Lucky . Mark, Highland
Arpia, HfUnd!,Most,-P ert Bid*
1 A dobing team mad* a fine iKd Daliy’. Th* Willard dog, 'after
showing, built arouml Nation*)
champion Johnny Joe* and on dwwntg good early form, come
Undefeated sophomore, Jim tie- lown with a serious mid-season
Unrforpn^ lin 1 slowly Isom .cum.
Ccurcy. P 1
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Hum bn. ilw ncr.nla that mem. lag,.bark.,,.
here1 of th* cut rent UiilvarSIty of
perk need combine on tho links,
cut big “ Ifs'1 aria* In vlswlng tb*
track and baseball squad*. Mti.
moat b* developed to raplaco the
great star* of last season'* track
team, and Coach Bam McAllis
ter* heavy-hitting baseball lean
haa only on* veteran pitcher, am.
mast Uepaod on untried aopho
move* for other hurllrig atrongth.
TH REE
IMAAAftawx AdPO tlflh
MMMHltlMNrv'd A
Ida Willard To
Make Comeback
In R ace Tonight
amps Nuggets, composed - of
taeball wiitera covering tha C|nanati Rada,
retained. their
REDS:
B j JACK SORDS
(A1)—Bit 0 ‘Qreon. a faet-lmprovInc thrce.year.eld
filly,
ran
away with the featured Key
Larro p o m at Tropical
Park
Thursday aa favorite* in aevrral
cventa were aountty beaten.
Capably handled by Apprentice
Eddie Connolly, Bit O’Oreen ran
the ala furlong* In I >10 3-B and
returned *14.40, |7.40 and »4JO
aeroaa th* board.
Proud Dm ' paid 14.20 'and
fSAO to place and the ahow bofae,
React MJO.
Light Aa Air, tha heavy favor.
Ite, turned out U be the fifth
socrotalr* betting choice to Id*#,
lead.
She dropped outer eight after load
ing the field for two furlongs.
Conn McCreary rods hla (igh.
teenth winner o t the tree 111% in
the aecond race when hla mount.
Sun Antioch, waa awarded fflrni
place over the disqualified Indian
Penny.
1•
Jimmy Chestnut was act dowr.
for the remainder of the meeting
and fined 1100 for hie rough, rid
ing on Indian Penny. Don kfeadt
waa fined f 100 after the seventh
for crossing In front o f hla field.
Sun Antioch paid 37-W, $9.40
and 11.70. Eddie A m r o managed
to place with Boat Quality,
which returned 13.20 and |1. and
Steam Roller paid 14.60 to ahow,
Paul Ryan stayed close tehlnd
McCreary tn their duel for Jockey
honor* by bringing bone hla i l l .
teenth winner in tha seventh. If#
rode Uope-Diamond, n 111,70,
am pa Writers Win
d ru d g e Ball Match
Mar.
C IN C IN N A T I
CORAL GABLES, liar. * i —
ice tie . wMH. . Lloyd
of Oek Perk, 111., and
TAMPA,
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Dollls IV,Uars' .. V ° } > SwB
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Dollls Dollars IM . L ll,
JlooO tdisn l.lt, - 1 .|*| Kill
DAILY DOI’ MI K. P—C, Ml
0*r*■>•»•* DslUrs. paid 04 **
Leonard McLucas Elected Secretary, President Spivey
Gets First Award
Treasurer Of State Coaches’ Group Of AtMettc Club
school athletes durlnj right »c
mcatera.
The creation o f an Insurance
fund for Ih* benefit of school
athlstea , Injured In competition
was dleeuased tv the group. The
plan waa
endorsed
by
Ibe
roarhr* and they were urged to
arc It legislation permitting the
creation of |ho fufai. 1 »
1,
" I t baa hern talked about for
yrtra," Mob .' lAeketb 1 termer
high, Wat* vice president, Jim president of tha 'association, aaU,
'and other atntcp havri .Inauranre
plana to pay boapHar bills for
E. Sweeney, of Fart. Laudrrdglr. Injured playsrs. m i other ben*,
fit*, but this la the closest Flor*
scrgeant-at-arms.
1
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Tho roaches mommendod that Id* ha* coma to, having
Mora than 40 roacKta and ath
the F1OTUU High Reboot AthkUc Amoetallou ‘retaln ila ruling letic , director* attended rtho meet.
L, L. McLucaa/ Seminole High
School coach, '.waa elected, sacralary.treasurer o f tha Florida
Athletic Coi.chea Areoclatlon at
a meeting held yesterday In con
nection w ith. the Florida Educa
tion Aaroelatton at Tampa, It
waa reported here today.
Other j officers , r Iacted were
Jraa V4thorough1
, (if M lenl u « .
(Spe:
□I
n orm *
onuuw i
been glvetf Us* v,
award of the **8 "
r thistle oryranlaatli
person “ cootribuUa
advanement' o f ' at
roller*." Pr*septal
tr M. Spivey
.College baa
r*»
annual
llab. varsity
S tW g
rtlra at tbs
diqpalng Bargains/
W/nVafuoM* Prise)
lU t buy* aan jpartlclpato In
rtp UMirt
16 Enter Orange Louis Defends
n * •* ’ a
' • 'an '*''1 2 ^,
H is T it le , But
P ic k in g
Fans Know Result
AVON PARK, Mar. I t — 48p*rial)—Announflng.that 1 * plakan
would taka part In Hi* first an
nual all.Florid* orango ykktng
contest kort Saturday afternoon
th* eonteit wmmltta* today ofD
rtally closed th* entry hooka and
mad* laatwnlnur* arrangamenU
to accomodate o largo crowd ol
th* scene of tho contest in an
orange grove Just outside Avon
Park.
Th* official entry U*t follow* i
C. E. Hplvcy, .reprroentlng punford. Fruit Growers, Inc^ Lake
Alfred | Jtfse D. "P M iK ir Brown,
Wlnlor Haven atru s . Orowon
Look, th* wrecking craw for
heavyweights of assorted shop**
knd slice, goes to work tonight
m th* Mggoot target ho has ever
Sod a* champion.
Putting hla title on, th* 11m
for th* 39th time, th* Brown
Bornb-r move* Into tho Olympic
:o take on BM-pound Abraham
tlmon, Now Tork giant who
•oasts ■ foot Uwl'a wider; Own old
1*r!mo Corner*'*
“ aatehela,’* a
nohd digger Own any fighter Ic
th* ring, a rocks confidence tad
not much more.
.•«' • V
A crowd of more than ISfiOa
BSc'wTTl eM W rS
Isusehi
F A R M B »ff MARKET
�A
0
Srmtnnfr {'m in ty Prorluren '
Mur* Fruil And Vegetables Tliatt A n y
Similar Aron In Florida
i - m 1------------ ■- 1— I I.
inlabUahcd In 1908
roposaT To Reduce
turn To Three BUlions J p Rejected
By* Committee Vote
Even Opponents Say
Measure Will Pass
With Little Change
WASHINGTON, Mar.
IIJ N jm iT u
h Urn first N
fM T S
I uf IMI.
-
Mar.
—
—
22
appropriation. already
{tossed by the House was ap
proved without * change after
th* committee voted down a nmmtlon by Senator-Nye (R-ND) u
sodom the amount to |3.bOO,(Hio..
000.
consider tho
Even Us
bVI wohld
uverw helming Iy
JnUg
the
smiling o^ d e.
M AKCH
22,
r r — -------------------------------- .
affairs,
B. Decree in tiolllksl w it no
wllh honors from tho University
of California. in 11134 He won a
Rhodes scholarship
frofti
the
western- district tne seme year,
and was « student si Osfonl
University from I P.10 i<> |D3!>.
Concentrating on legal studio
while at Os font, Prof, I .amber 1
received an A. U. degree In 1931
from the Kind Honor School
of Jurisprudence, and In IBJO
Haratte packages and thawing gum
wrappers, and to drop them
#
D A.
Reichert,
—
—
- —
A.*<
W orn®!, 75. MakeH
of Alex Johnson, vueetlenal in
etruetnr at Bemhiole High SeHool
embarked on her flret plan# trio
today when ahel-M t tha Jack.
»onv Ilia airport at 4|I0 o'cltrk
for her home In Wglhlngton. II
C
Earlier today, Mr, Jahnson said
he was looking forward to the
■rln with drlleht, Tha Instructor
look hi* mother by automobile
to Jacksonville, when ah# caughi
the plane.
A former resident fit Florida.
Mrs Jahnson has mad* her home
'n Washington sine* th* death of
her husband. She has aoeat tin’
winter In this state, visiting hrr
sons in Tampa a^4 Sanford.
Citrus Growers Will
Meet Tuesday Night
fcolorcd Baseball
Fans Give Money
Another contribution from no.
gro hast ball fan* has been IS.
Celved by Otto Caldwell, preaident cf the Ssnferd Baseball A *,
sods lion.
Charlie Gibson, negm foreman
o f the colt red worker* at the
Florida Pre-cooling plant broughtfa a - letter and - ISA collected
fmm the worker*, to no toward*
the upensss of the -local team.
, Too. Utter la as folio wai
Dear Mr. Caldwell:
Pleas* accept this amount <if
Citrus growers of Scmlimli'
County will hiold
lr anmiil
st T 1 0
meeting Tuesday a
• f Cnm.
P. M. at th* C
p resident,
mere#, B. F, H i
innounccd today.
Officers will he elected md
legislation effecting ellrua will
he dlacuascd. Th# rklex for *r.
coring coll cencemtlon fund,
for farmer* will h# explameJ,
Mr. Halnse said.
WA8 r a m YOU?
Yesterday's
was K. B- Coney i
Power ear) Light
lUfkallun
M Florida
Friday night n t o ' c l o c k ,
‘n, Urn JMlMto Housi
chatting with a fellow who !•
-iSS ^.Voo.ywt
"Wo* S
«eod*
oaringsii
plain white shirt, striped tk
Umt yon think wae a b|nhd.,
epMonkeys Received
do’s Monkey Island
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1 lif t | lift iflfltoto
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III
I IfM Ll' I.M-l 'ki'l
calei! fii’rnaa l he Muniiic Ilf idge i|t i ■ -■* Sunfortl, a 1m.*i ■■
by palmeltn i n t i **11 * trun* rMined •111 1 » iiu -lw * **1 oil
Neal and untcrly, tin* plant win « •
i t mi
fin i Mil runt I 'hiti
n il mt't ng
fht
ft
-
Mrs. Watt Is jBrushes From Palmettos Official P ra is e s
Scheduled To 1 Made In Ox Fibre Plant Work Of Defense
Address Clubs rat'-.r
Industry Classes
- r*',Sin1rfge
rtritinli Woman Lead
er Will Dcgcriht
English F immI Needs 1
Mr*. Alfred K. Watt nl I oi"t ■" ,
prcsldant
nf
Ihr
A'-'nin
founlry Women nf tin Wi-tM
In *|oak on llm nccil -,f vi-|-. in
gardvns in Knnlnml sliur
oar slaitnt, at a jmni mil Im,
-iponsoTvd by 1In- H,m-i IS-m--,
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as
it
seem-
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in 1111*11ti*
1 1tollPd »»• V iilu s in fw
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l( •!ml ;i ju s t 1H J Hint th
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folill.son Exprrl>, 'In
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in
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tlo
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11*1 •*. dll lu h kl
id
p* Mail 111 kil l Id 'lf,' » fkili’ ii! Ih*f)!ft«
iiith
fi'k r I it ,
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ti i 1 Inf* fo r
Ik i ll* d H i*
III
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in i l ..........................
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h u *.
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ill hip
ui n m * * * • , H r fit |«| UI
Uo
i " r f ti
\ Hritd h to till 11 h o lt
Ih ro )
11 ..Mil* »**( 1**1 1
Holy Wt’t’k To
Be Ohsn vnl Ity
I\lini'tf‘fial (iroup
12 iirii' 11art ,\fmi fI I14>
*ifr rmphiv 1 mu mv nl
Nil n f f in l. n in i i h i h
: -,ii , r-
Wom*n‘s flub. Mm
-,i
n'rluck In th. nfti'MM... *' "
Women'a Club
llnililint'It
Krv* Andrews.
r'tiiin’ .
lb m
Drinonstration 'ajrvnl,
.n-l I In
nmrntng.
Hrr talk will l» dan
warils an a|i|o'al fm -n il
mi'l
money for homo ganb-tis m I «u
don, Mrs
Andivws iintioiiin ■<i
Tha war has hruuiihl n |,r<-->-,11 >food ahortogr in l.ngliuid
ami
there arc no am i, f--i Inirtn- i
denc there, she a-t-leil
Mrs Watt first nryanlrr,! ItAsaociatul Counl-y
Women in
England and saw
n world w„lfulur. for It, Mrs Andrew • <■»
plalrmd. Fhr thro organised il
groups In 2it countries tInimeI
cut the world. The group I*
liar lo the Hrttm Drnmiislral...
Cluls nf thla country, Mrs An
drew* said.
Th* speaker ha, direct tom I
with condition* in England >•
ah* moved there from Iter Idril
place In Chnada Her son, win
was an editor
of the
London
World Telegram, Is now in arlxacrvlce wllh the army/’in Englao <
Mr*. Watt I* *t>rnding
U>winter ae the gurwl of
Mi
Blanch Hephlna at Mrlboumc. ncordlng to a letter .received i“
Mr*. Andrews from, Mr*. C a m W. Foetor, asamtall atale dire,
tor nf th# Farm Security Admin
U 'sslIssW cs Pass T s « »
ihk hut thr iilii* htlc I-* t!i* Inu«-sl . t 1 - Mm! hi III*1 * ild
lh* Mi,lnTn#>nplic*i' "f M• d*il
iiudlo ti.
from n 1 ho i l.i . no ,
(o II fill if v rloOii'N hro h "U
imih.Mhtoi l.lown'* liutrfi" i* h oy
hilt un*. th.d 1- .it.
(liv pun*
|:j*111. i i |t*<*pli *»•*• u i % i »
i i i t nil ,t iMin-fitip *»f t •••■ Stoiiforil to i lonir u watch
A ft .» h*d|l|f dll iM •h ** ' I’d
miK t j
(Li iiHintnitl AriMH-mHuh
.f llt‘frc.1 l ull.... . KniployrB In nr - h uiim Lv urgro w i i k t f IL*
fit* f 11 v l L i i l him 111*>i Mi ill W r t ln r a .
I it y n f f »■!Mimii nf If fM) ti il n r k
Ki«l»y
J
S . Hi i t
11'HIM’
yr»fi nlnv
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htild
i,
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In
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'•It
lilt'
| ti lt .
, no #■, <h no
Mi tiioritol
<I
oil
tlir
Apt.
- I m u |n»,
rofAp'l
for
v s i*
w I m'I**
" lim 'i* ,
fb ”
T in *
s lf o n iln ir
H o fffo
wrKtol. t o thtol 111** 111’ **
f h r in o r
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\i , <i %i I*i
- koImm u ,
|»m»rtl prnir»i«t " rn nl
11' tap11sees*a! Mt !**■*
TownHcnd Clulw To
Meet In St. Cloud
in
A
Rt ( loud Sunday st
M , at which John II
to 111 liff
.f
New
>• -*I .i l I h** - 111.
ftO hijuo1
i,1
h
m mt
Well
:!!!After
i: 'kIthemTconference,
o.'
the ad
visnry council will meet lo cirri
officers and to dlacna* ways l<.itrengthrn the orgalnaalion and
widen It* service- Dinner will
be served at th* park, and at
3:00 P. M. there will b* a mass
meeting which tha public la in
vited to atleiM^ .
M ’UOOL BUS CKA8UFH
HALEIGH, N. Cw Mar. 21-tAY
— On* teeruagad school girl was
killed and nlna school children
were Injured, at Uaat one **rloualy. In lb* wreck of a acbool
boa near Cgry. abool I# wilUs
west of haw Friday afternoon.
t
1mil-lit
IPIIM to
tl'
nl.* vI'd 1im%f
•I
.... Will hr
M. mil! t ||»y di>i mi if
m i l to
,
II• 1 1151 lt|01«, VI
'M
» Mdjiv
:*o iio-i.o * oo
IIkt'OI 11lid f IHt'fl fM'U'MI MU'
I nr Iny nir Li •<! H Oil o'cluck
------. ip ft,i h a v m il « vudo l f i l l idy
ut thr ChuinlH-i ..f i ‘m um m ' f in
Townsend Club
officers
•*■■■' in ......... ! » ■ .«
Or Un'l<»
A Imnnl nirvlins v* l,l workers in the fifth congressional_______________________________ ____
• ouvriU* nf 7 :-M* I* M . m h I * prodistrict will attervl n corifeien.j'ra tn
w ill
fid lm v
thti lfu»in«.*n»
hsiilon.
1 •*
*I
! fetieI
w ill
i
<H
1 )ii*N
oi k"to
..............I till*
r-.l In -11 fill
• 1 • •im iiiy
A Milr tmrk rim - m* i< lb*'
Tli* Vipiilm mkH iiiic of IHn-1
tucl N*». h «*f IL* FIoik Iw sinti
-iitl ion
.M a il
to » » *k
1-
rnr
I
\i|flM *n
U ro l h rr
f« y*
f
i. I not will
' fo t|i'W |lit!
|rr» *
v r n n .r t , im d
liik h r r f
1»
A io lfr •111| #•f | if* ( .14ViiI M||»l Ml"" l|MIU*l
• o r k r r l l *• f I n l fin d kk«*M* iw u r * !
t m r r iiig f
lir * ,n** ** »*• I h f
( o u ri
t ('
.......... ......
i 111 (1111h
1
flu.i1d 11
|-'a,era 1I1
'1' ■• *
h in n 11 I toll II lif t * * t r *-«•* n i 1
i i f i lu d
»tf i b r l r f r o m U mi»«I l *
f
»•*
th** f m t - t v »*y • n i r k i*i i ii il l rvi'l
K i i l r i im I m * f h i f o r \ s l t ' i i m
tr.fl Mis, ML. I K ............ N»-k%
M.
i...
hy n hfiol
Hi"
it*' pormll. hto HirnruFt itH.I#
fni mumi ttKin
New Streamlined Train Will Cut
Time Off .New
York-FInrida Run
t____
I Mil A M m .
M *t
'J
i S|„
r iir" tl»n r ***111 l**1 ( i l l *
ir(mu I
I*14|i(* rfifp, four i unfill'll, kitchen
rial)
ll.giinilng May II, (Ulan
Mm! cltnilur I'Mirji, n invent hmnml
do will h a v r s grant stnnmlined nml ul^rrvMtiun 'urn |»hi^ tUmd*
tram 'll n - l In Wa-hlnglm i. sod uni
rui.mH.ii
I'li.. idrrsmHnr’r
New
Vork <i l y
to stacr
ih« %
k111 In* ruinplctf In i<vrry detail
summer service nf (he AtlanUc and will approximat" lh«* ClvannC ..*. I line. Itay Paschal). d.»
topm, iuiw aojv n** Mhiiul arul tho
Irn l i>ass< tiger agent, disclosrsl Kusl Coast of Florida,
yesterday.
11 was also disclosed that the
T h e new s tre a m lin e w ill h sve is'crn -lou nge - ui‘ .«rv*l|on
car
a ru n n in g lim e tw tw ean llrla n d -r will tie open at all hours for uaa
and
N ew
Y o rk
C it y
of
le s t of sM oaasenger*. Each roach h
t h in
23 h o u rs. I t le believed , i.ri.vidod wllh dressing rooms for •
c n tlin e
th# p raso n t lim e co n . ImtS men and women, with hok ' --tt
liaicrably.
It will be pulled by a glanl
Dle*»l eleetrlc
Dowered
rnglno
capable of making speed of as
Ugh a* 110 mitoa per hour, a l
though th* schedule will not be
that fast Officials polnlad onl
that such a terv-c* would bring
many more tourist* aad winter
visitors to Orlande aad central
Florida.
la addition to tho itrsamUaed
m :i
N o il
ItalkanH
I’nrkrt Iielit’VL'cl Giv
en I'm- Hand In
Opposing Germans
LOCAL WEATHER
u & l l
WvL
Of
^(ti ihI Attack
■ Writing ehlhlrvn's stories m«y
hut take it from Mil
Un B. Beckett that It's no aifi
Job*
Until two years ago, Mr. Kar
krit, a retired Episcopal minis.
U r, had written nothing hut ser
mons- Meshing an InUrwtlng avu•ntlew to ecrupy hi* spar* time,
ha tr iad 'to writing fact and
f**ti*w <«r rhUdren's publication.
key* but me U
i
IMymmil!) (iets
Milton Sackett Wriles Stories And
v Articles For Children's Publications
ha allowed to
and mingle wi
Loss
I'mvcr In
*’ ■ ^ »
Hurt Truck
Shows Imp
.
Lambert To
International A f
fairs At Luncheon
be. ^chairmanship
B w ■will bur*
Firemen have offered lo strip
tho Unfoll from |h? clgaratte
p: cluges, and the L m i Demon^stratlon Clubs and rour«H Clubs
w in the county wlU ce-oDerate hy
gathering wrappers. Mayer W.
C. Hill has endorsed the proj
ect, and offered th}- City's cooperation.
Members of tho eemmJltoe of
• the Woman's Clob who are di
recting the effort am Mrs. II,
D. Freeman, Mrs. O. B. Roil Inc,
and Mm, W. & Shipp*. The com
mlttes pointed out teat rolled,
lag Unroll eras on# small wsy In
British Hail
Serbs’ Re Volt
Against Axis
Ox lriurc liriiHli Company’s I'hint
—
174
Lumlon Circles See
I'ojmhir O|)|>osition
ABOARD THE USS. BENSON,
At Sea O ff the Florida Coast,.
. Mar. 12—(/Ti—President RooaoVRft began his long-delayed deep.
1 aea fishing vsealJon trip today
the White House yaebt
mec* put to sea with the
. f Executive and other high
gparcriiment officials aboard.
.The sun was out and there
wpa scarcely a ripple on the
wM*r as the Potoirac headed
..•wutmw r , Mmbert, member of Into the Atlantic shortly after
the law faculty at Btoteon UnL 8:00 A. »L (EST).
Tn# President and his party
verslty In DeLand, ygjll be the
guest speaker at the luncheon had planned to leave fer a fish
meeting o f the
Notary
Club ing cruise either Thursday night
nr yesterday, hut because of un.
Monday.
fevorehle weather conditions the
Putcmec end the Renson alayed
In port.
TRe weather rlrsrrd consider,
ably yesterday
eftenionn. how
»v*r, and word <nmr from the
Potomac last nlthl that unlee*
unfurseeri ilevrloptn-nts neeur the
vnvage would lieelu todav.
Navy officers late yesterday
ronltilurd to say the aea was
rough outside die harbor, hut
to observeia M|, shore (lie weather
D ik c u m h did net appear undid}’ bad. .Smalt
craft were leaving the harbor
M rl freighters pllrd the res lanes
oulsldr.
B peculation began In develop
|whether adverse waalher w*« the
Prof. Thomas K Ijuulirrl, I- j only fsrtor delaying the start
member uf . the Htei-r.n llnlvet- " f V ? *T“ I»- a»d whether the
_i,„
^ ...
.. , .
I President might have receive I
■lly faculty
elnce September. mttrA thal aNBP development in
10 -10, will address member* Of th" wcrld situation was Imminent
the .Notary Club st their regular rnd gi did not wish to put to aea.
From th« Potomac, prea* Sec re.
luncheon mooting at th«* Voider
tare Stephen Early sent word
Hotel Monday,' lv was announced •hit th* President wa, merely
“ watting for more revocable we*,
lo dhn uw some
ther."
_________________
on , IntorMtional
of the city W rolloet llnfoll which
evtnluidly will be made
into
ammunition In i England.
Ctrl Scouts will galhrr the
tinfoil from the paper rsrton*
once a . week, and U will be
N I'M IIK R
4-
Mrmbrr Atworlnted I’ rrww
Potomac, Presidential
t Yacht, Puts To £«a
"With Sun Shining
And Water Smooth
/!')
. . . .
Ballons!
leinV war effotts,
the Wemati’s Dub
____ ... Ike
atnrcs
container*
■ in dn»*
f‘
l'.MI
Rotary Club Will
Hear Member Of
Stetson’s Faculty
RaJecUror a nronoKal
• to «nt the ambujit fa hhlf. the
SfcnsU Appropriation* Com
mute* today approved uimnlmounly the STjOOO,000,000 aits
propHatlon to carry out the
Administration’ll British aid
T W
T IH I1 A Y ,
F L O R ID A ,
Roosevelt And
Officials Begin
Deep-Sea Trip
Rotary Speaker
Easy Passage
^ P r e d ic t e d
SAN FO H D ,
and mid w#tor, free soap # M ,V>
towels.
Tho trail. Itself will rustlit of
lirhtwetoht,
e t a In l o s s
ctocl
straamllnad car*.
Passenger
reprraentaUcaa,
maid and male attendants, wfll
bo moervod at no extra cast
1
Bebadul* of tha now' alf— l . '
liner has not yet haw
although it# release to
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*-T*<,
Surprise Runners
fay On Long Odds
At Tropical Park
^MIAMI,
C
’ By B0MNBT WHEELER
eaociatrd Prer* Sports Writer
ATI. A NT A, Mar. »»- - W bey'll run o ff . the fifth, ansal
Southeastern
Conference
rimming meet l»ere Friday and
! Saturday, bui they might Juit
. aa well drain tho pool and draw
straw* for second place.
- Unless a tornado, esrthquaki
or fire Intervene*, you can wrili
In the name nf the Hnlvcriity
' f t Florida a* the fifth succes
sive winner nf tho argument.
i Which In nny league should be
good enough to give the Galore
* permanent possession n o t' only
A the trophy but the tank m
•well.
’ \ No one hut Loun*na State ha*
come within n whoop and a hob
ler of the title slurs the confer
ence - Started tho whole huaineat
back in 1977—an announcement
yesterday from
Ilston
Rogue
tbnt the Tlrtr* are not camp*.
, ting leave* the meet synonymous
With formality. L. S. U. waa
runnerun a year ago, (to to 84,
'when Florida wnn He
fourth
title.
■ V 'Announcing Ills decision, L.
4. U. Coach W. 0. Higginbotham
said he had not enough men In
condition for a relay te a */ ’since
inclement
weather
prtjgfUed
'practice In the outdoor pool.
Home For Sale
iv j.v.Tv*
v'a
?’
-
3 BTirCCO BUNGALOW
“
• ROOMS AND BATH
'. . s nun BOOMB —
HOOD MJCATION — NEAR
HCnOOIJI
J p tL SACRIFICE MY
KQUJTY FOR C AS H
INQUIRE ■
WEINSTEIN
LE SHOE.
Chicago Cubs; Costly Rookies Ready?
k Chew# fee he* srlel ji
HAYNES
om en
MACHISM to.
r r s t i M s l WHm m *
elared in U n ion , In t
preaenre of American J
dor Wlnairt, that
"not
only
German U J m t i but betUo cruia
era have crossed to the American
side o f the Atlantic.”
The
State
Department
an
nounced receipt o f information
from British authorities that a
German submarine was headed
for the North Atlantic coast of
tho United Stetes. .
Tho
Committee
to
Defend
America by - -Aiding the Allies,
sometimes
a
bell-wether
of
Administration moves, called for
"convoy* o f ships with Ameri
can daral vessels” if necessary
lo asaur* safe paaaaga of (ap
ply .ship*.
President
Roosevelt
at
hi*
press conference
dismissed 'a
question an the poaslMe use of
American
cofrvoyt
by
saying
there long had aeon reporta to
that effect but ho had paid no
retention to them. He said hi
had sat read lh* statement of
tho committee to eld the allies.
| Nevertheless,
the Administra
tion . waa believed greatly con
cerned
with
tha
problem o(
I safeguarding
the ‘cargoes
of
planes. aMpa, and guns promised
to Britain.
I British
authorities
similarly
■ware believed to bo expecting
soma form, of help soon In I hi
‘‘batUa o f the - Atlantis” , des
cribed by - Churchill
today
at
|“ one of the moat momentouever fought In All tho nnnnl* ol
war."
Mar.
" e steeds found Tropical Park’s
tnbig.fast track to their lik
ing Tueeday aad put a premium
price on win tickets.
J. R. Neville’s One Wlteh outhoofed 10 speedy sprinters In the
featured Bo m Raton purse, re
warding her backers J23.70.
The favored Mar Le, with lesdIng Jockey Conn McCreary op,
was boaten In a photo finish,
white King’s Blue was third.
Place price on One Witch was
118.40 and the show figure was
88.10. Mar Le paid 87.10 and
84.00, while on the King’s Blue
was 1 0 0 .
In the very nest reee Dancing
Light, st odds of $30.00 far 8L
romped In—aver Interlace and
Big Rover.
A deed heat for third and n
"lie down" strike by one horse
added pep to the program.
The lie was between Dissemb
ler and Kntre Nous in the sev
enth—won by McCreary aSwml
Mightily at 88-90- Disarm bier
paid 88 snd Entre Nous 84-80.
All alee, with R. L Vrddrr
riding held up the start of the
flrat race by sitting down in the
starting gate. Vedder was Jmred.
The horse rolled over and lay
down for several minute*. When
all the confusion waa ended, All
alee came through with a good
rare, finishing sixth.
MANA6CR
j im m y
Besides Ibis, be explained, acreral boys are concentrating on
Spring
exam*.
HlggcnbotUim
might have adJed .that Albert
ftMM OiVObl "fliig VEAft
Ktelnprter, eonfereneo backstroke
sJD JFWS8CAU yjoet s i « A I
record-holder, recently left achool
p e i W M HUWt W
to join tho navy, and the armed
forces gotother
possibilities.
Florida’s * great team will be
led by Bill Van Cllef, I'eaststroke wizard
who
last year set
a new eonfereneo record of flBJt
1 trends In the 200 yard event.
Also on deck will
ho Sonny
Welch .who won the tOO-yani
freo style a year ago and who
will also awlm the 320 and 180(1
yam
mursen. Jack
jura ‘Youngblood:
, tmiiKimiw.il
yard courses.
who placed fifth in the 100.yard
Tree stylo, is regarded as chief
challenger of Georgia
Tech’s
Hick Bates In the sprints. Flnr
Ida also will bring two relay
An e x flle n l cani. fenturing it r f New Vork state In the midst
teams; a medley outfit nf Joe goo*l race*, n dally iloutlc and tho nf n siege of bitter cold. Snow
Rood, Tiger Holmes
and Van popular qtilnlela, Is on Ian. Bit- ,Jr|fu wera piled so high .'In
Ullef, and % free atyte team of tlsh Train, rspUlly deveioplng In- anme centtal and western sectors
Holme*. -Youngblood, Bill lie d to one of the track’s best d i»-'0f the state that many schools
and Bob Latrlt. Rood hold.* the tanra hounds, will probably hojwere closed and state pollee ad.
Conference records in 320.yard favored tonight In the C-18lh'i vised against travel.
Lowest
and 440-yard free style, both of a mile ninth race.
|readings In the slate waa— 16 nl
art |n 1939.
Other entries are; City Judge, ,0wTa Head,
Big gun in the diving events patsy. Smyrna Boy, Merry Ids,
Northwest
storm
warning*
I* Tennessee’s Bill King, Hock. ? e<l! * ' Friend Moi# am! High- vrero whipped by l blow tlciVig
Ing beik of Malar Bob Neylsnd’ s
Iho New England eoaat. Velafootball team, lie U rated one of
cities nf 20 to 30 M. P. II. were
the heat' Intercollegiate dlvtra In
reported cd lower
levrla add
the nation, and hit coach, ,Oodmeasured 90 ,M. P. H. atop
frey Notvolny, 'thinks he'll rop
Mount
Washington
In * New
Uie championship. lla’ II be cluil
rin. Hampshire, where tho terrperalenjed hy Florida’s D*ve Cel. HUrh Mian
T a rim * lA d i
■MBs” ',
I' m Ii Iad
Georgia, Georgia Taeh, Auburn
HUcti Ml#n
and Kantucky will round out the T a r i f f - l^ d r
entries. Thu meet starts at 8 A. Karhlun ft f t
M. Friday, continuing
through
that day and Baturday with the
finals Saturday night
Final 20 Nights
Cold Weather In
Of Racing Begin
Eastern Part Of
At Track Tonighl U. S. Dissipates
Greyhound Results
AtfTOgumcw iti.v*.
MU B4A48 AMOAVTO* ,
, tUTKOUHNiUt i
Two Senators
__________________ nr JACK SORDS —----------------- ------------
BAGGETTS
THE VERY BEST
In Liquors, Wines,
Gins
FREE DELIVERY
Phong 788-J— Arau<t 0 M «.
tfo rb rl llr p .r t t l » s l n i«e <• > * '* '
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hckth.
lu ip u t-tT H
ll|>r. It."I In »* If-
l*ns liun ("c in s "1'. nu.
llpr. 5«c In tie .
it A IIII A( IK. 1‘ *r Tun, tern. 10.
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Ilrd. IIii llp r VS rln «a*CA IIIIA i IK, I blocs*, I 'l l
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Sir.
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11. k< ISr in 9*i:.
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•Urks l l . l t m ti.ie.
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It A te ln ll l'..s Hun J it 10 tie .
n T H A W iin n iiiK a . rtn i i« » .
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TOMATfJKP. te in .. I t
frt,
Oltolen m rev., tenoand llnod
I I tn in 14 1». l.uat I I . I f tn ll.e * .
IS 111. oarlnn l» e to ll.e*.
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o r T o p s r i v r p n n n rcT a
A P P l-W I, Various Typ.iv.
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A. K. ROSSETTER
■Wg t e i .m m p b
__
GAINESVILLE, Mar. ID-t/Pi
—The University of Florida and
the University of Colorado tennis
linitu fought to .a 8-3 tie Tues
day.
The Reed (C ) defeated II. T.
Osgood (F ) 0-2, 0-3; John Man
ning <P) defeated Harry Haahore
< 0 3-0. 0-3, 0-1; C. A. Uughridge (C ) defeated Bob Threadgill (F ) "tUt, It7,’ (LI; C. M.
Kate* ( r ) defeated Fred Crumley
(C ) 8-0, 7-8; Reed and Loughildgo
defeated
Osgood
and
Tli ready HI fl-3, 7-8j Cancl Man.
nlng and Kater defeated Haahore
and Crumley 8-8, (L4.
______ .
|*|* on air.
H ell's »>re » i - — »
1
Tonight’s Entries
tte T ilJ W i^ f’ Titrr
Johunv
’.a
m «ra
right o f tko Tvwe*
lalctaal Y*ii>v*vsrsjsct any ssO ell
.... I
. Be Lurkr 0.10. 4
ATI I HACK— Puteg
Arms Men,
(
1 Ap ril
T
U *'Z i
IM I. lisss-
<
White refills r * * I
Silent teurh'iis S I
t rm r Man f t . 00.
lie Eeohvr J.IO,
> 11' '
Mill Supplies
Irrigation Systems
Repaired — Expert Welding
Milt and Packing House Supplies and Repair Service
PAUL J. STINE mid GEORGE STINE, Owners
STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO.
T“ * I !,irpno maciiixh company , m a
BEAUTY IS
as BEAUTY DOES!
mighty an
Tflppls X o.le, 8.0*1 Flestl
Is *
r-
Our Ahnp in well equipped
lo make any repaint on
fnnn machinery, tmllcrs nr
other equipment.
TAMPA,
19—IAT—
Mar.
. . . .A
...
o f teachers, more
wflH converge
w for the antmaJ thrve-day
ventlon of the
, Association,
s, the Florid*
itlon and tha
- ------- ,— ---------- m o f School
Hoard Member*, open their con.
yen lions her? today,,
The F.E.A. asssion, considered
of special Importance because of
proposed legislation to be dla.
cussed at the general assemblies,
will open, formally tomorrow af
ternoon at SiOQ o'clock at the
Davie Islands coliseum with only
dal*gatea attending.
—— -
as
Expert Repairs
Teachers To Converge
On Tampa Tomorrow
»‘ TM
Hob btretain — I » I Trlplrt X ----- »
* \
TTII RACE—1-10
PP
IU lairkr —
,*
lamp I J a M --- 1
rtow ens
w ititm t t n n s i : "
v
r Vi , •
.<
/ -V s,
A n * U's . M l (tons f with mirrors
but ss It It nur ntw 8h<llon Thrrnil<iu*. * mnrhlns which
alv*s the
world’s fla rs l Aplrsl A rro i.u l*uote permanent wavss. I l> tpilrk.
cool am. comfortable. It issbto
lo vely tadlts aad
lasalns
look
lovslter, atodsnstelj ' ptlctd. tllhsr wav* Is. 11 »• o * i r i s h for
Aaring 'be bhanlna lodar for a* apoolnlnicm.
LUCILE’S BEAUTY SHOP
ARCADE DUILDINfl
•
among laxative*
>uth for year*—
all over the South
'
That’s B L A C KK - DRAUGHTl
Why? I f constipation hsa you _
bilious, logy, take ionic tonight”
by directions and ace if It doesn't
giro you gentle, thorough, satis
fying relief I Made from purely
vegetable Ingredient* — one a
tonic-laxative that help* \o lone
laxy Intestinal
muscle*.
N ext#
lima, try liLACK-DRAUGHT!
_A D V —
FLORIST — CELERY AVE.
draw* —
l a !
■unar l l * a « — ■ 5 *
1*«* t laiHLA, a—a
Trieste X |S*I* «***•
All L*x«tivcir «an*t
be LtadertI V 1
She wit) alwaye appreciate an artistic
corsage aw her birthday, wedding an■Iveraary, or other special occasion.
Georgia Netters Cut,
•Til HACK—Puturlty :»* »-*
, PI* Of! Blr. Kin
Just K «
... > 1 1 . I—'
Nerman Andraws 1 I 1— 1) 1—1
OslAs WwrOs . 1 * 1
S—I
Just Ex II.OS, 11.1*. T.44I Ns
man AnSrsws 10.00. t.tO; OoUt*
Words 0.00.
rCoallMed ' Frim* .**»«• «■*•»
the Seminole Baseball Associa
tion bringing the total memters
to four. Monday night Dr. L. T. •
Doaa and Mayor W. C. nil) were
named to aasist Otto Caldwell.
DON’T FORGET TO
REMEMBER!
Florida, Colorado
J
Tennis Teams Tie
FARMERS’ MARKET ,
r o i i s * W alt*. BhaiisJ. c w j. II-**O N loV S 60 lh. nneli. V tllow »ec
In It in Unsnlsll IJ.J6.
PtN P-APri.Kn. cuhsa. Crl. I I »
BW'P.ier POTATOKH. Cwt- I 1 T» te
Liquor Store
TALLAHASSEE, iUt.
—The S tiU Rhad Department
Tuesday adopted a final 1 *0
road budget which lUted'A defi
cit i f $3,417,099 beyond antleipated revenues, or 8864,004 more
than the deficit of a tentative
budget prepared in January.
Estimated revenue* listed In the
final figures
are
*21,798.447,
against estimated requirements
for the year of p l j l t j i t .
Chief Engineer Dowling *>said
the
budget
provides enough
money to match all federal funds
available through July 1, and
assures the state of not losing
any federal road money
this
year through inability to put up
its share.
He said no new roed con
struction is provided except earn*
fo r Which tuJIgations were made
during 1940, but has not been
started.
Joe Whitlock I b
led As Pilot
Sanford Team
TELEPHONE (MW
�y'j,>rtarVfV7''k?
Seminole County P ro d u ce
More Fruit And Vegetable* 'than A n f
Similar Area In Florida
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . T H U R S D A Y , M ARC H
Squeeze In Africa
Measure Is Shelved
Despite Roosevelt's
Telegram Declaring
Such Lines Needed
Turkey Remains
*
To Nazis
ATLAN TA.
Mnr
J O -IJ V Beaten drspiu* an rndura* inent by
President Roosevelt. h*gi.*vlutii»n Iw
pel mil the con » true lion » f ga*ollnr pipeline* lit tiuorgia m i
•helxcd in the (irorgtn Lvgfia*
lure tudat
Yeeltlda) tin Sritalr m ini Ji
l l against tnr mmture
"ial
would hai r pri nutted lh»* i»*natructicn of pipeline* n« nutnmr.'
defense it eauutfv allhotigh four
hours cur In r it hud hoard loud
a telegram from Kuoretrll holdlug such lines "r»«*iitlal to natlcttal defense.
Shortly before tliU action tin
Senate ruled *J8 to Id fur m re
solution tv.iresslng xxill illy nr** it
reconvene In special
seaalon.
after adjournment Saturday night,
to enact legit hit Ion prnuitiing
the federal gorerttntrnl t*> run*
struct pipelines In thi«
hliU
This wmild drn> the right to pri
vate concerns.
The resolution said the 'mute
wanted to m-operatc with tin
Praaldent fully ill rational do
fense hut did nut want to give
rivatr eor|Kifation« th- nglit
- travel se private and tmbllr
property in la) ing the petroleum
totes.
A representative of the South
eastern Pipeline ( uinpart) w«id u
Hue from Port St Joe. Kla.. to
Chattanooga. Tenn., lacked only
about L'O miles of completion
V B T H tO P /A
K&HYA
Newest African victories annaunrog bjr li e British are shewn
un ths sber. map. Troops arc reported to hare recaptured the
oort o f Berbers and leisure o f height! around Karen, thus addlne
further link* In the encirelement chain (arrows) srouial Italians
•n Ethiopia. From Bsrbcra, British art drivlnjr In tvro directions
(doited errowt). String of X's lodkaW mined (led Bra
Old Church Records Are Brought
To Light By Historical Survey
Seminole County
Will Get $5,750
Of Railroad Tax
TALLAIfAfISKE, Jh»r. JO -(A )
itad railroad tea
« a'out
1823.000,
,730 to
SrralnoJe
’nchwllng
go to 37 affected
_______ „
Florida within 10
lays, •lha State comptroller's o f
fice auseoneod today.
la tho Atlantic. Coast
ldnr
Railroad caeca from all but cite
o f the aTfset»d counties, court
wdera woro signed ytoterdar by
Circuit Jedgo E. C. Lora direct
ing tho tabroad to poy contrstsd
adoalorset
taeas
la
ssuadea
through which II uperatrs.
Oviedo's First Baptist Church
rad claim t ) . distinction of bring
the oidr.l In Seminole County
though thr Holy Cross Eplscopa'
Chureli in Banford was rotnh
llsbod lust s year later, i«cord»
comullcd bv Nathan 0. Gamer
resaareh worker for thr llistori
cal RtMnh Burrty. dl*clo.ra.
The first srrvler. of U>r O' iodo
chursh wore held ’’undrr a brusr
arbor near the present site ot
W . * H.. LuUier*s residence on
Lake Jriauu Avrnur." accenting
to a .ketch written by T. IV.
Lawton and Included in tl.i- aur.
“ Ths Ber. W. G. I’owsll ws.
In eharos of th l. first meeting,’'
the record states.
Included1 emeus other charlri
members of tho. 0 o « '1« Bap.
Uat Church wrrshJ. T. Wheeler
/
Mediation Board la
Set Up I t Capital
WASHINGTON,
set up an U - iuuii aatltnal de-
P'saUcAt uf ths
wlssuustu and u
aerylse director,
.by • “ i f
jyhirv. Th«
L * a franu
b) Uu
V9naaeiatad
'nnSjY ou?
Yesterday's
Ureal Fires Arc Set
In World’s Largest
City, Pilots Claims
10,000 Bombs Used
Shipments
2 Italian Ships
Sunk By British
Cargo Of U. S. Sup
plies For Britain
In ltc|H>rted Lost
"•
l-r*aa
(•rrmnn wariduiitA h*jo\v••••*’sl firt-t lira Mi hiisI drstruelioil
Dills r a s s e d
M easles Stricken
Tra-Irii, All That:
Spring I s Non Herr
Visitors Of 35
St at es Registc
At Jaycee Boi
iPlurw Says SicknenHi
( nil C'aiiMf Danger-1
o ils
Complications
ss*>
IdaWOssUo
52100 Ib Collected
By Salvation Army
W ith
only
hUf
■
day
rs.
. deelivy j,
't», 18*0
he citurch
■ g scrou
U it.*' th.
lurch with
bud
hlMM
r of tha'
and mo.t
ww NV
iiierndiary
unit
iimti v
liiplt
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,
I
,,
p* rn.ps
,|, ( , n He ■rra ii
|r rllu •• I,,, i r fhlien In the
tmpi'riai
! II I. Ill lt,c 1„nv
l mill' «•'* I I " lil.UUt) llallsrJ
tier-, sefierwl
Ii utfii.eil
•luarlcrt reported yesterday
luSvet
m rww.it
, r.
dew
IHi I • « •r,v officially
wi't
^'iNi(o^
Fraistvs
I 'i l y 'N
Lot
y«*
Ilindu-MoHlcm Riot
Sets Dacca Alila/
Bo m b a y , indm, ,\|Mi
— A larffr parf of
(iHipulation 90.01HM In
vine* of IU nr«ti U rv|n»i
■nUy following « Hind
*|U«rrr| svltirh ttmlrd In
inir shop. Thr military
rallrcl out to prrhFrvn
Pollr* opened firr <
*lolrr*. killing at least
mounding 100
WASHINGTON. Mat 20 — ' I’
— Urlg. Gen. Lewis It llerslu-j
leputy director of selective -e..
rice, expressod opposition »*•<•
lay to legislation which wou >l
Jsfer compulsory military tr»in
Ing for rasdlral and drntal
o
Isnls, intsrns and medic*I uml
Isntal teachers.
Testifying befirs ■ henate mil
,Lary subcommiltt, tiensrsl II-'
d>ey
ciHit.nd.d
the mea.uri
Sould “ open the door to a pn>resslon of Individuals seeking d
ferment far varlou. cccupattonsl
proapa.”
laweiaia.tioi
to FalaUu.'
Waa rvbull
KUd FonrG
••uhriair far all weaken to to n
>
lu r r ilig h t.
I u.ihki
tl vi,
I i.ii'l"ii'i must viulent
raid uf I f> 11 I In- t.»nnens *^d
Ik at lurk • •i * *h d
on Co.
\r m11 y
|t, |
i, i|i« Admiralty MU
, ,1 ii,«i lln ii.>i vut.marinet
I,,,.,.
unli
Hu
lieav Uy.ludan
HhIimm upplt *“ ■!*» and alnxpit
luml> " ilv-lruyrd
■ tfoop
|I Ml, ),,.< 1 Mild SllllllMT supply »h*PII,. I
,
rl, m rr “ i-rowded
Hitv uiv two nf tirrumny's ocean-golnx
Mil Missi III#**, of t tie t V|n* itlei b> Ambglioigdor
11itIif M\ tn rmitr In Ann rknin wnti ry. Show u
In Kul I In rl»«i«. t!•<*> ur< of 712. ton dUpton*
mint, an* nrniuil with -i\ ;*l lnr*i torp«»lo
Children Warned
Dereloping
To Stay At Home
Lease Bases
M w c lia u r d
I.iimi Iiiii
«>lor'\i> tlll-dils'r* ill it .xix hour
UHxnnll wtiii'li N iu i pilots ivaU T li’tl h ft yrviit "flfldtt o f
fin--’ in llit> World's largest
lllHninoli:-.
On
—Tho Senate tmla)
cmier.kMtunal nctl„„ .
nuthurlsini; Idt.'i.nnu.i
ns'ul iiuldir wick. |
rludln* devrliipnii lit.
Ssiiiiis snd I lie- ■iv 'I
llriti.h lases.
Tnr lluu.ir Is it i
n hrlmlngly a|iprvinl
mi
•htMiinig
tmnilii,
f
Deferment Of Denial
Studenta I n Opposed
9 — Eresidsut Rasuave H Wodnsaday
w as
Reported Ready To Block l '. S.
bow lls iT FtWsll *Shvahed All Out Aid Appc^oved
Squalls iud tribes
la • one-herwe. wufM to T» un
Overwhelmingly By i
water ahd otbet
dutam
Galea" Hammer At clear
place,, carrying th* gutpel >1
House Last Niglil
Christ tvhsro roost nsedvd '
Northeastern U. S’ Jtcn.
Tie first bulidlWfI- for
<)>•
WAHHINOTON. M
seroftnent contain* these prov
slots; *
»1 .
/ .
<4
guatwultcs Yutfo•l»vls*« fr.vuthr* und IsrrilorUI
Integrity.
>
2. All signateriea t? thr Irichurch, which nOff ‘MfvssT
e
n:wer pa> i — li'cloillne, Hungary
ua.turium. was uitU Until !»(M
*f taMftalr# r r ^ «
m, Rumania nnd Bu’carlg — must
Ntrong nurth Went wind, nn
k V b id e by this ruaisntc. and Jiue
sccompanled
by
sunmay not violate Ycgcalae froti- ^alrs.
iqualls hammeted at l*wHi»e> I
tierw.'
V
, *
. .
a. Ynexnlavla rsrnpln*
fr*- vania. New Jereey. New Yor
frotn all obllgatlona preserilKMl and the New England stales yc_ In utUIUry rlause* cf| tbe trk- terday as the r r .l of the r«
^ rower pact. By thi*
prorl.lun lion ciccpl two small secUnwGerman troops way not enter reported winner weather.
Four sections In tho •xirthcai.l * «ne
of ths
difficulty
Mr
Vuimslarla and BelUTwda retnahie
rx tiarncr had in obtaining lh> In
free of tri-nower obllgutlcn* re. reported ivlnd velocltlci In
gardlntr military matcal aid or -ess of 30 miles per hourAtop furuislion la dsaerib^d In tin
anv eventual mutual action by 'rigid Mount Washington. N. II.. foreword, when h*‘ writethe mercury sank to 20 belov ’’Uuring the part two jia r .
# pact elgnatorlea.
4, A fU r the end nf the proven' sero under the Impact of a I2J I hsve traveled- Ut eslnimtn
mile per hour wind.
dlalanee of 8X*0 Mil IS. of whie-’
wer. and when lb# “ new order
Albany, N. Y „ reported wIm!i,better U.an W)0 miles were inudi
In Europe is in ptor««| uf organ.
Isatir.n, YueoilavU's MpimUon. reached 80 miles per hour. »list-l«>» f » « l through', flpUs. farm,
fo - an nutlet to Ut* >*eoan Sea lerlng many plats glass window.. orange groroo, -Mnjjpps, inu-Mj
tearing down wire, and demollab.l Innas nnd *Urva. I *have inter
^ will bo ccnsldeted d * I H >rtY«
'ng a firewall atop a warehouse, viewed over COO MSR1Cud uuturn
m
N U M B E R 172
Member Anaoelalril I’ rrws
J? sNazi Planes Bomb London
Pipelines
In Violent Six-hour Raid
Preparations Proceed
For Balkan. Battle
rv And Nazi Invasion;
More British Arrive
"» sw m m h rm «
From the AHxtnUn w ar
fron t. an unconfirm ed die*
0 i>atch naid today Uio G reek *
fin a lly had en tered TepcienL,
the scene o f b itte r fig h tin g
fo r m any w eek*.
Preparations f o r the “ b at
hetic o f th e Balkans” and the
v Expected N a il
invasion
of
Greece fro m B u lgaria moved
■head at a feverish pace.
Reports from the Yugoelar<i reclan border ssld “ great num'Yhris of British troops’’ had 1aad>
• d at ths port o f Salonika, Graces
Dispatches to tho
Yugoslav
yreaa asserting that both
the
Turkish snd Yugoslav questions
have been “ lattlad’’ was without
^confirmation.
Than waa
no confirmation,
• lifter, that either Greece, er
1011
«.e„orSia
Gas
Yugoslavia Will Sign
Three-Power Pact;
u Limitations C ited
20.
"I Jll.linu|iMit coffiv%hit'll roflftH*
intivnit ml etpd.
•ii il. i h>*i y ,
:i.. nt’lrs toulti
l-v-lltd'B li»«l
XtiuL’i. I thUiw
if*» t llriUtfi
•l tin* failrotd-
^1 .it «11I Mtl’i U ^*#••*! ItlUflAl
.«>|| lit* Vi-llor Midi IlMMIk
v it
*l"'v
in
u irikin g
ll«
Ilf I • III t ftl th« "M m,;It « it>
«|W I’lMl.t hi molt- Xi*llui j
l.lbl * •4s•
\\ Init in .^unfunl Mi i s.1%
red x'lth
lilt* I il>
l ouiit)
of fil ial"
t uiaci
liundx A |riMda«li of I lot id.
Is
till*
“ O il
uf
H tlv li/ f
P
l
H u m ors
To
«
•tom v1 Miami
Arrests Of Traffic
Violators Continues
I'ltollt'll t afflc xiollltlulix ItttXt ,, , §.<M| '!•••) IgsBiel
* m |*i ' I «ivim**hat. ciiirf ul i,s.•
'ii
I ' o l l l ’s*
I(|>)
\ V i il lu m > «
t u ld
I « m I» » >
1,1
d
\. ,,
" t u t , \\ M h i i i | ; I smi
till t MIII tM
SIg II to ndure >|e« 11»s ; I 'I t
.'Mar ft **g(.f | lee* *.|s
und running.* ml lights in
nn
'I*
Aik u ui«l *.!•• I
funl Mill ruillinur.
•••It
I imiii mshiI) c%*t
"H r mm* still liatluHmi; IIm* hu
lt<n|ud ••( (),. |HM,|
klri-i'ti und making arn-ntd xxIm i •
I HimI «imir *|.. 4t..i
iit-n-kiui), Chief \\ illlMiUM n»
lit* i * k i -«Ii ulmm« ImsA
ilmrd "Truffle ut thin lure *»f
! •> i i* m J (|t,m |
.
>ear i* hraxy.
tln\uj;ii hand
• g«• Alt ,t|M| ,\|f
tin- m iter of toxvn, Mini i ilm 11ssIIi*».* und ( mu
)Mr«un.•ullwfl inu-l It UexmJ l»y slrixi r.- Hnllwli i • luinl m. l/uiiailu,
1H*t xa*m*W 17 |k |"tiiig xverr m'
A, | ,
•••u-on
•eatsd and * Itarged xxilh ntliioi |u „
,
, l.d aur I
I
trnffk YiulaliutiN. thr indue inof tin< loiud
liarln mt auld.
( oninn n •*. mditMted t *du
Another Blast Jars
Powder Making Plant
Army
tor racaleud by BuparlaUadant T
W. Lawton from the, biato Oepurtiueat o f BdaeuUub.
Tha o w ln a llu n a , to he adBtlaiaUrud uuder th* directicn o(
•aOan aatharitka, will be given
Ul th* UMvuraNy o f Florida.
GeiaawvUlei Ftorida BUto College
tm WatoCto Yana hawee | Horida
■aalhare CaQaga, Loksland i Juba
* > . ito to re ’ U i m n l i r , DeUndi
Vulratatty « f Mloas l i ^ alremit/
College.
Say Japanese
Inrio-Uhina
( ’ ro n N
l-ivt"li
linlu.t hino.
Mui .'0 i.1’- W idv-c'eisd reports
linim -Mill Iti"' thr Japenrte ate
tduimiliu.
the nell two
V, • k, to fVIl'l luuuuu troops
I loin
lleiiij«n i-i.iiii
■crass
I r, in Ii Indu t liiiin t i fhailaivd
in mi utli in|,l to I. oIstc Cliong1111,-. i i-nt*ssl flitnc-c goirrnnietit
i u|"ImI uiiJ pri-n iit tin- movein. i,t „r 'ju|dii-i o 'r i tin- liurtna
A in
Ii) Jut’iin, i-it hr r Norlh
] ot South, to I I,. 111.0,1 would coni -ililuto « Uirvut to llntlsh terri1 tol) liurin— I, in tliv north and
J tin Alalai Males and thr Slngs| i">i*- natal haw an t.» thr .South*
(Japan touhj not attack ( hlna
l mil lhailaud —itl'out croasing
| IIni ilia .llu-i- I haitand I,as
no
l lilnrac frontier |
All City Schools
( lose At 2:00 P. M
KKNVlL, N. J , Mar. 2 0 -tA ’|
— An eaplvsiuit on Ihc ’’tumliig
grounds'* of the llerrulr. 1‘owdrr
Company plant jarred the country
for mils* around but there were
do
injurica.
Fifty-two Uvea were Ioat In a
blafct which destroyed must of
the plant B*pL 12 and operations
ware oaly recently raaumrd.
LOCAL WEA'
OFFICIALS TO MKET
JACKSONVILLE. Mar. t (
(47— Tho State AssocUtloi
Count/ CounpUaionar* will :
hutaH ar. ITOV.
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J4NHP PASSHF*1
I
Attendance Increase
At Methodist Revival
Yesterday's announcement of the ajiprovll of a harbor project at Canaveral by the district Ar*:y engtnder
provide* ono additional rcnnoti for th'e conatruction of the
Ht. Johiv»-Indinn River Canal. An auch it nhould encourage
local Injercata to put forth every effort during thd next
few month* In promoting thn canal project.
Canaveral ha* long been advocated a* a port for Cen
tral Florida ahipping. It will lie 27 feet deep with m turn
ing basin 1,000 feet wido and 2,000 feet long- It would
alao be connected by Large canal with the Banana Kfvcf
Naval Bane and alao with the Inter-coaatal waterway.
Ocean-going ship* would thua be able to load product*
from Central Florida at nearby Canaveral without going
clear to Jacksonville for them.
The only hitch In this plan ia that prrxtlcnlty every
thing would have to l»o hauled to tho Eaat CopBt by truth.
Attend* nr* at th* Keibodlst
Church revival continue* to grow
and tho audience* at tha mom.
In* scrvies her* doubled alnco
Monday/ Dr.
W.‘ P.
Buhrmen,
pastor, said today.
Dr. O. H. Calli* of Wllmare,
Ky.. la tha speaker and hi* topic
Untgfcf will be M/Wn« at a Wed.
dirtjr." l.ait night he ipoko un
“ J oin at a Funeral," or "Jeans
Sharing Raman Woe*." L«r»y
Northrop, who la leading tho c «u
gregatlonal tinging.. *ang "Tha
Stranger of Galileo" a* a aoK .
o f civilian'
Morning aervleSa begin ot 0:t3
A. M. and • apeelal service for
young pedple U held every night
at 7:00 o'clock. Tho regular
A TLA N TA ,
Mar.
20- ( A V Eddl*
RlckenJtacker
revealed
Wednesday he w n attempting
to enter tho pilot* cabin “ to see
what waa wrong” Ju*t befere an
Eastern Air Line* aleeper trfaB*
crashed near here Feb. 27, killing
eight and injuring him »nd eeten
•th an ..-. ,
THEN OBEY OOD'8 W ILL:
ha 'righteous cry, and the Lord
(orath, end deliver* l h them nut
rail their troubles— Ps*lm* 34:
crash, Rlckenbacker raid he was
In Ih* "ik y lounge” of the plane,
which was banking when he fell
a wing clip some trees. Tho
light* of the plane then went out,
he raid, and he attempted to get
to tha pilot. The crash happened,
the World War are said, before
he "got all the way In.”
QUEST
(From Poetry)
Bomatlme* it Is the thing called
.: w a m t,.
COMPETITION OPENED
And sometime* only colophons
arid comma*
Misplaced or lost In Restoration
GAINESVILLE, Mar. 20 —
(Special)— A competition ones
M m r Umm. f W t /«aey — J.,r Uu
to all American artiste In Flor
ida for a mural painting to t>o efffa I mat UlUm g s b w l i e k r a i
placed In the Lake Worth Post M asy u41*.
Office building ha* been an.
nnuneed by the federal work*
agency.
_____ __
„ onunas,
By which man's restless spirit Jr
possessed I
But this, my lass, is certain, east
.and west:
It Is not unicorns nr lost dlgam-
asami ■■____
Van stalks by night In cinnamon
pajamas,
w fo l ardent eyes anil palpitating
tervnl* far from tho coast where they might be Subjected
to Iximblng attack* or ahellfire from nhips nt wa, and.
from Ihone moved quickly hy tmrgen up tho fit. Jnhna and
through tho cannl to the Ilnnona River Ilnae where plane*
and nhipa enn refuel.
Wo lielJcvo nny NnVy mnn would admit tho importance
of thin cannl project. It only remain* to convince the Army
engineer*. ,
Public Opinion
Historical Probe
Reveals Records
Of Old Churches
fr*efio*»d r m
r - c r n*r>
Street, Hut in 10211 It waa dr-,
troyed by fir*.
It was rebuilt
■gain, how*v*r, In IK S and n
parish house was *r*ct*d on i In« U o - cf Ihd first ImUdlnjt in
Moat of it* roullxo thnt American public opinion strongt
ly favor* the utmoat posalhie aid to Great Britain In thfc
present emergency. But what do the j>eoj*Jo think about
Ihe many olher- prenalng problem* of tho hour? How do 5*1.
' Another old church
they frol about the chancea of actual warfare with Utiv
many? Whnt do they think About tho strike situations v iKt-isrsitefr
To attnwer these question* and many othera coiicCTD* <tobe», l*7»e by th*
Oil* theaaand girl volunteers
tro recently called fer In VlrBla to M lp entertain aelecteen
C*mp Loo. Why not draft *emf
a i if wa might have
Mpitaj built in time Id
after paying -ur next
(aliens are reported 1°
J' live launched another offensive
V
against the Greeks. They nr*
T V detsrmlred not to give up with.
Tfcay all
com* In Florida scon.
1 or later. Mr*. Roosevelt hsil
- Sooner finished her varatlon
Gelditt Beach than the Presl i t himself heeds for IL rl
PraaMmt Rocsevelt expressed
b ' war elm* Iho other night:
r#*#dom o f speech, freedom of
n i t s , freedom from fear, and
Im Mww from went" for Ih*
hale world. I f this war ran
n g . alt that about, what better
is getting Its shsrs of
pending. The Ink ws*
I on the announcement
I I Million dollar ship,
plant for Jacksonville
-oval of tha llj)<p,000
harbor project was re.
Wheeler has premised
mini
in oppaaL
_ -ML. Jarsam poll.
Wsndetl Wlllkle Is
plsnnltig ta • follow
ltd maks effective rek yeu hato a Demo.
ylnced the majority of u* will bo better off during the neat
two yenrs, 33 percent about the name, only IB percent
think we will lie woran off, and 14 percent frankly don't
know. Forty-eight percent think we arc golpg to gtt Into
this war, only 2-1 percent think wo won’t.
If we do get into the wiir, it will be because of the
activity of I he Axis (rower*, according to 24 percent of the
people. Only nix percent blame buninea* or economic Intereata. Kleven percent nay It'd the Administration’* foreign
policy, Bui at least .11 percent don't know why though they
think wo will be in it.
,
., •
Slxty-thrco percent of the people think tho defense
program is progressing ua rapidly a* could bo expected.
Twenty-Rcvcn think It l*n't, and nine percent don't knOw.
Fifty-two percent give tho government credit for aatUfie*
lory defense progre**. and 63 percent of those who don't
think It is progressing satisfactorily blame the govern*
ment.
Sixty-nine perrent of the people l-ellcvo that If strike#
were prevented by law it would speed up defenap and nine
percent think It would alow down dafenso. Thirty.four per
cent think more government regulutcn of business would
npoed defense; 20 percent think leas regulation would, and
28 percent think regulation shonltU>e left as It I*.
Fifty-five percent of tho pwple are in favor of In*
,’ rtused taxation to pay for natlorvil defense. Only five
f-vi rent are in favor of borrowing. But of the various me
thods of taxation, tho aale* tax la favored by ohly M percent, more income taxes by 17 percent, mote t*xog on bus
iness by 16 percent, and various other way-Tby even small
er percentagea.
There are but a vletk of the view* of Mr. PuWld Otrim
Ion. What do you think about It?
^
rlades Farmers
leered By FHcee
TAM PA, Man * f , —
have worn long faces over early talk tonight by Otventor US
season crop losses were chesrrd land, who ts oipbMad to prooci
rMterday at prevailing g rin * fW admlnUtraUon plans fo# .ks|pM
Florida's schn-J gygtoib,- win hj
light the opening stialaas o f
Florida EdocaUoit . AMtorlat
Wbkh b*g«h Us m ty J lfd t sas
convention hers today with ab
pbetod sitendaaco o f 7000 A
gataa.
Governor llollnnd WtM f )
after a rvyort Is mad* ly
MathiyUlS- edusatie# tM M
L Iitterritwori flow do yosi do. I,
die lady of chs house inf I’si trying
lo find oat what people think efaoui
Southern Twin Pack Bread.
In
fi- in-
lain limr.
II, B im otL The lata Jnc'g
Raid*#, father o f Mrs. J. W.
Fooit, gar*
th* land fnr ih«
raiding to be erected, but lb*
problem of financing th* struct.
0*0 remained to b*- solved.
Mr*. Mary Dart, better known
as “ Grandma" Hart, stopped for
ward and offered to get dona.
UatM.fran residents' In th* «ur
wundihg section, Which she did
by riding l»or»ct>*ek~ nrer the
nearby country.When .th * money hid w«m
raised,-.tha lumVi* was nplert-d
from Jackson villa and vent uts
lh^ 8t. Jahn* Rlvfr on h ir r a
to nu»et landing, . aecordln^ to
thn survey, and from there It
was hauled by
ox
team
to
Gsnava.
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i 'A
a
w
SUMMER1STRAWS
by Ilrigham Hokpina. All the
smartest new style* and weave*
for Spring and Summer. Light in
weight, cool and comfortable.
.
as*
SPORT GOATS
for men, young men an'd boys, and
nav«r before-, have w« had auch •
wide variety of the newest shaftrs,
weave# end patterns to select fmm.
Spring la here today, Boater only
throe week* away. You’JI "go right"
thin year In a new aport coat. Uoderate.y priced from
' t
�V
iY, MARCH 20, lHt
THE SANFORD HERALD*: SANPORt) FLORIDA
Annual Antler Shov,* Freda Ganas To T>Vd
Is Slated Tomorrow IVIr. Byra Of tampa
Activities
Telephone 14»
LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
ia l C alen dar
•
Tha regular meeting off Sami,
nil* Chaplet
Chapter _Two .O. E, s. win
n
In the Kaaonle Hall at 7:30
; Townwnd Club will meet in
tha Court House at 7:30 P. M.
J o e Its regular meeting.
• T
FRID AY
i Tha Phllathea Class of th*
AeabyterUn Church will have lu
regular meeting at the home of
lira. W. II. llach, 1117 Holly
Avenue at 7:30 I'. M. Mrs. L. 0.
CHantor and Mrs. A. C. McKey.
n*>Ids will be assistant hostesses.
Members will law for the He.)
Cross after the meeting.
1 Roea Circle of the Sanford
Garden Club will meet at the
whom* o f Mrs. Fred 'R. Wilson on
H an ford Avenue at 10:00 A. M.
Sewing tescions will continue
for the Red Cross In the Woman's
Club from 0:30 A. M. until 11:30
o'clock.
Dirt Gardeners Circle o f the
•Sanford Garden Club will meet
with Mrs. E. I. Hoy at 0:30 A.
M.
SATURDAY
Mr. and Mrs. M. I« Wright
wQI entertain the member* of
Poet Office Clerks and the
auilllary at a picnic supper at
their home cn Celery Avenue at
«t00 P. M.
The Y. W. A. nf Hie First
Baptist Church wilt meet at the
, -haute o f Mr*. A. J. Peteremi on
'r w e a t First Btrcet at 0:00 P. M.
far a fupper and regular meet
ing. All member* nr* urged to
attend.
Sewing sessions will continue
fo r th* Red Crcs* at the Wo*
•man's Club from 0:30 A. M, un
til 11:30 o’clock.
MONDAY
There will be a call meeting ef
the board nf manager* of[ the
Woman'* Club at 10:00 A. M. at
^ h e club house on Oak A ten tie.
W Troth Seeker* Cl*** of
Method 1st
Church
will
meet
With Mr*. A.
D.
Shoem.ker,
nOB^Park Avenue at 3:00 !• *'•
■
tuerd ay
Sawlnr aeaaton* will be held
• in the Woman e Club from —
P, M. until 5:30 P M. for the
Mrd Croat.
WEDNESDAY
•Sewing sessions will enntinue
for the Red Cross in the Wo.
A man's Club from 0:30 A. M. ur.
• t i l . 11:30 o'cloek.
In the retail trade field tha
Dumber o f filling stations ta **cewled only t y the number of
grocery (tort*, according to the
• ■ "T V
-*-V :
v .i
L ilt Tim
S t Patrick's Dance
Given At City Hall
Tha City Hall wai the scene
Friends of Mrs. Pearl David
Monday evaning of tha Phi A l
pha
Eappa'a
SL
Patrick's will ba glad to know that she haa
Day Dance. The hall was dec- recovered from a recent illness.
oartad In green and whlta In
keeping with tha choaan eolor
Mr. and Mrs. Alonm A
theme. Chaperone* for the dance who are wintering in Daytona
were Mr*. R. It. Pippin and M n. Bearh were gue,t» of their coy.
II. II. Newman.
tin Sirs, F K. 11< Jr yesterday.
Ameng those
seen dancing
were: Mlsa Muriel Knox, Mita
Mrs. 8. J. Jidm-nn and son.
Margaret Myers,
Mha
Joyce
Steele,
M ill
Dorothy
Peiold, Steve. oT llnlnpnw urr kislling
with
Mrs. II. G. Midhvin at her
Mlsa Martha Perkins Mi** Shir,
An American sergeant-ptiot, unt*
ley Smith, Miss Shirley Eick, hbtnr on West First Street
dentlfled by the British caption,
Pearce
Mis* Ann Wiggins. Miss Nancy
arrives in Knglsnd, ready to join
Tap l > a n c r - Grace Marie StineCollum, Mlsa Jane Thigpen, Miss
Mrs. J. E. Kny »W of Cliuhiola, In the battle with Germany, lie cipher
Kathryn Wtggtni. Mlsa
Erma »nd inicat. Mrn, IliRrlfM Woolf r was one of a large boatload of
Pol", "The [tad Humor dan ,
Doudney, Miaa Joyce Whlddon, of Buffalo, N Y , spent yes* AmerimnR und Canadians rent over
(.1 p u r ( Id King of IVrmntilifyl
Mha Florence Wells, Miss flwen trrrlay In .Huiifonl hhoppiny:.
to augment the Royal Air For«%
— Chat L*. Poplin.
l it yet and Miss Prggy Dun
follow inu li uining in C,
Tup Dance— Betty Bryan
can.
Sonr und Tap.
"There 11 He
Mr». Trm Waters nn I infnnl
Alto Mlt* Petty King. Mist
Made
Beverly
Mr*
J
\
Tolnr find Ralph Some i hanrm
Susan Kirtley, Miss Bette Wa. non have been ifinmiMl front On*
Rogei *
then, Mlsa Jessie Durden, Miss F e m a l t L Laughton Memivriiil Mo^pi. Tidiir lire -pi niliMK t nluy in UnyPetitp
Toe
Dance- Harriett
Mary Lodge, Mhs
Marguerite tal to thflr home on “ n't M.iplo Icmn ! tea i'll
Brown
Duncan, Mha Violet Wells, Mhs Avenue.
Ihiet Song
and Tap,
" In i
Katherin* Spencer, Miss Zona
Mr- Will mm Itufltiee hm left Con mi t lu p M / a n d n — Ruby nnd
Mathews, Mha
Helen
Tam n,
Floyd
roo|ier
of Ovietlrt will |ft r liimpti when* she will <*pend Robe «f ^fen«trnm.
Mlsa Catherine Hurt, Miss Mar.
the Herkemi
Tap Toe Dance (Ailva nrnh
Iha Wight, Mlsa Nell Stewart, spend the weekend with In* unci*' ,
Bar'mra \nit Dearer,
Miss Elite Hutchison nnd Mhs and aunt, Mr. mid Mr*. It I 1
Hutchison nt the m li.tme in
Tin Bowery I »* r I
(('hurncier
Betty Wilkinson.
Mr. on.I Mi k I'mtil Higgrr«
Cameron City
are t-peiirlifijf the* week in I* L aon^ nnd Topi Dolor*, Fngli-h
Also. Leroy Lang, Bob Hick
1*1*
F'n*ernLlr Helen
f'o»,
Palm lienen
son. Lefty Altman, Burk Alt.
[jiiiilei dfih
leading. a*n*tcd Ly Floi^e fook.
man, Alvin Odham, Bill KirkTom Best will itrnvt* tomor •hi pirnm
Barium Altman. Barham M. NnL,
ley, Walt
Connolly,
Raymond row from lump
Klumltiu
in
Miirj in* Allman,
Nancy
Knder, Joe Davis, Glenn (Wham, spend the week ind uith hi**
Jturn I f i e , June Harriett, shine
Fddie Beldln, Georgr Elck, Bill narentn, Mr. imtl \f»
tj
i: •
Brown, t'arolyn Hitchcock. Mm mn
Branan,
John
Adams,
Dick Beit In Lake Mnr\
Wilke, Marjorie lltnton.
Brown, Jr, and Jute Keyes.
FJS.C.W. Faculty To
Attend F.E.A. Meet
O
fl
Stiii-i immi
TALLAHASSEE,
Mar. 20—
Mra. K t; I I uirhen ,*f
(Special)—Florida State College
faculty members and alumnae will skill, N'. V., Mm Wnlh lbet-r. t
have a prominent part in pro and Mrs, II yron I'>\ -i»tii i '.i1
•>
ceedings at tha &&th annual meet day yesterday nt Diivt
I u.-ille
ing of the Florida Education as t^c guest- iif MiBolt.
.
Association Mar. 30.31 in Tampa.
Tampa.
M» ;i ml \1t* A Inn Uay Mom
$an| Pteineher will n turn in
Tho annual F. 8. C. W. re
. i'h ate evpttlrd i■» arn \e l--day from
union dinner will be staged by Sarasota trday after
W ji**Lmrtmi, D t ‘ to ' I ' d witri
alumnae at the convention Friday hit mother. Mm .1 Flei-.her their
o,in-lj*w Mint daughter,,
.iiromimiiy
night, Mar. It, at Ihe Villa Euse Mrs. Fie lacher will
him home to lie hi* gui,*t f r a Mi und Mm Jump* H Gnhati
Country Club.
Those from Florida Stale Col weak.
Fiaink i
who La** been ill
lege taking part Include Dean R.
Mrs. n almer*i
K i. i Wihx tin* in the ,1 i r nidd J .aiigbi«m Mrmtir*
L. Eyman or the School of Edu.
cation, who will addreti tha gone to Cookeville. I nin, where Hit M"*pitul fui M*s era I dnvi*.
teacher education group Thur*. aha wUI aIlend nome liim* vrlth removed I tin* morn ing tit ihe
day
aftemaan on **lmpruvlng her |>arent« hefori' ioinmir her home of hi* faihei, S tt ’ Lore,
Teacher Education in Florida husband who u employed at ire Sr
and tha Council of Deorgrapy Manama t'nnal Zone
Teachers treskfsat Friday morn
Mrs. John Matthai wn* railed
Mr- 1 I llnyli' noil nin'lier,
in g on “ Whmt Can the Council here recently from Haltimorv
A l» Grn) ol 1 aur.'ita.
I>o to Impros-a the Social Rtudir. Md, on nrrmml of the illnea* ol M i.
Program
in the
ElemanUry her father. L Grow, who j* i*. f: C liai.i ,iiitr lo I >ii> t us llraeh
ulirre M r- l.iuV uill I'nusin 1°
School r
'ported ax improving nt hi* Lome vi.it for uutide lu-f"ie iiduinuig
Dr. Olivia llri.i.cn, dean of on French Avenue
in her home
students, wh.i wil.' preside over
the Florida SlJie' Deans lunchri.tt
Mrs. S. E. Nfirwou«l, Mi- U I Sol Ituds n. I is 11 Trnv!- ond
maellrg Friday and who will mi- E. Nornoort anil
Miss Nnrrndress the rlasu.-a yroup Friday Norwood return"! resleriiav 'i in Hirrv lleaii. player, on ilu- " »-o.
Senal ir. Team lrainini( m
afternoon on “ The Humanities as Swensen. Texas, where they « . r - Itiglon
Orlando, were guest, ol honor
• Means of Defo.ir*-"
railed hy Ihe serious illness nnd af tha meeting nf the Ml A - "•
death pf Mra. H. K. Norwood's rialet Farmers' nieeliny ye-ler.
sltter.ln.law, Mra. R. J|. MtUhrll. day afternoon.
______
nounced.
Two engagement* ar* scheduled
fo r each attraction on tho artist
••rtM at Florida Stats College.
J «rU n g the third year this will
w* » hiode to provide more ae.
Coeneditions In the college audi^ u w which h « a tearing eaP*ritV ° f ony 1,700. •
i
v isv v a
Johnny Mae Jones
Tap Da tier flnrdnn
Jean Varn »nd Erode r
Solo and Tsp. "T t”
(la* y"-—Helen Ynnnir
The I flonfu*
Far
Mary
(Irace Dorr' (Pn (»onfu*l MiUireci
Itoh-on <Ma ('.•>ofu* I
N ' 1'
I'uaell (Sonny Gnofn-l
A em ha D r
V utile.
Tap Trio- rhri*Dnc ^f»italenmire, Dolly Miller
and
Mary
Flirabeth Daniel.
The Spring Dance
William*.
Flirtation Art
Mi** Virginia
let' of "The (lav Nine tie* a Ni*1ed by Ben t ruwf. rd, Ralph
Ray, II. H. William*. William V* r
non. I yle Lalhmp, ,loe
Davi-.
Shelton Hardin,
Tommy
Mere.
Fdgar Bigger * and Hilly Joh»»*nti
Tho
Rubble
Dancer Harold
Hall
Dowell. A *i a m
1np
Routine*
Neil Dowell.
Acrobatic Dance Wiih IIn la m
ing Act— Fvvl>n Side*
Fifth
Avenue
l(h\ihm M m
Solo. "Alice Blue <1owti
H ar Grace I Wire",
riet Brown.
Andre'
Alexandra l egologi*!
Tap Dance Walter G r a h a m *
The Grand Ima le , the
l ‘lorn
Mae Weal — Carolyn No hie
Dora Girl* nf the "Gay Ninet ie*
II•iLi Hula Tap Dance — Beverly
Alvin Odham, Itcn
(YuwTnid,
Roger*
ornmv
( 'ov h,
I \ le
| nflirop,
Quartet, " f A m t Got Nobndj
tjile* Chapman. I • D.n m , K>‘ii
— Itnl Ny Jonea, Gordf>n Wright. neth
FaChnU, vl
"»i
llnr.iijt
Inland
HndH,
and
Frederick G|en Odham. Ralio* p.n
Dhdm
(\iopi r
Kronen, IL H \\ < u u
lb runrd
Tap Dance - Mniinn Wiley
rolline, arid Willir <c \ •• non
Acrolialie Dance With Stunt a
Mr* Grace I »or<
' I )<4 Do
Gn ‘'(anti (21 inches wale)
Do- Diano AccompnriMl
t •« i d ’u
lot*
l.nglDh.
Mra, F
I
Burdiel
with
Mm
A d* a need
W a It t
It hv thm —
D rum*.
s.s v t*j
Hifc'n Bruig-e Score
Mr: Mar Canal
3t.t..i..n.',nc
tin- engagement an.l ip|r a.-tung
marriage nf hrr daughter. I'rrdn,
lo Lloyd Ruahtrj, Byrd, «nn of
C. M. Byrd of Tampa
Ml** flank* formrrly livr.t In
Sanfrrd and attended I hi loral
school*. She » « « gradual"! from
ihe
Gordon
Teller
Training
School frr nurse* at the Tamp*
Municipal Hospital. I.atct slio
attended the Florida State Col.
Ie*e for Women in Tall*lia*»er.
Mr. Byrd received hi* t'.ltictv.
tirn In Tampa Srhn’ l* and la
at prraenl connected « " n tne
United Slate* Engine" tm: l>r.
With Ml
i
K
’» i *vi iteir
Ing hit'll lu
tii<- ■’.•in . ill.fourth nint In-1 nt tin ‘ i' hi-.
bridge lr*.i>i|. I.y M•■ I In,tie*
Gelsirr nf l)ilniid>«
held in
the Wnhuin'- t'liili \ i i i " l « v :•f ternron.
by
Screenn
Mr-
A
Clowe'*-
t.t i r
t,:i.
I 111,.
M
w re u*eil
w en
Spring
ih.-erre’ mg
hi
the club for the pmtv
tn ttie II
Mr-
»•i .....ti tile Il"*-
.1
lln 'f. Mr-
Mr- M <: M V nr. Mr* Ar.
thur Sim ...... Mi
M '
ger Mi
d I' t 1> •' . dr- I
Kellner. M."
'
l.esviil,
Mrs. U h rt t .vt.li Mi
M
Culluin, M
I* F : i. I In’..... .
Mrs J-F r M. -eti.
Mr s -“ "
Maddnx. Hid '!•
'1 >1'
RO.
Aim
Mrs. Godfrey Haitsrd
Mrs. Godfrey Heggard. wife of In#
British consul gperisl, wrara the
• new Caltleya Orchid, iiamnl in hon, sr of l.edy Halifas. wife of tha
I British Ambassador tn the United
( •• talcs. The tieautifu] flower, purs
| white with a deep purple center lip.
was shown at the Flower Show is
New York t'ilv.
V "
"
It"*1* •«".
Mr. *: < fi.
Bull •'- " i n
MM * " " 'i,
Jsiee. F
/- it
s»,
- t* in '
I
!'
""V
Mi
T-* •
y. ««*•.
LAKE MARY
and
rrorlt*
turnni
,l' 1 hotm
port. M n -.
' f’ "
,hnrt
I"
ti'i.'
| sttla-f "*l>(
Mi
Xl1
* and Mr* Donald Auderaon
ol
We*l
Dii L n Beach are an
il iincmg the Li i Di "I a daughter
•m \Pkt 17. Mon a kllb'ti
Mi
nnd
VIr
* ♦■Mild Iteir*
Luvt a* Dii'ii pm -f • Nti
.1 U
vt ager of We -tin lit. \ J . Mr
Myrtle Walt-, \ » « M jk .
N .1 ,
Mi - m l no in
\ pi'ii'. I'li inmg ton,
V J., and Mi und \D
,liid**o|i
I
\ o*f»eller t*t .It i
( il\, \ ,1
The I ndii'* V« l «•! the Com.
rinmity < hint It will meet • u Wed
nesadny Mfifih .M, nt Do home »’t
Mr* I
Q j'rt lotmi*
Mi
and Mi
William Morrill
itml Mr ami Mi
i
K Jewell
l» f'r Mnn-lnv i f
' t Pi (er-lnirg
w hen* Do v w PI
|m ltd HCVel iil
duy *
Mi nnd \lt
i Ion l> ‘ »lt y of
Nf 7hlf’hefld,
Ma
• iaIli •I
Oft
tin nd* in Dwell i ti
linrdnt, nitt
Smitiay Mr rimI \t' * S^LIfy witi
I' rmerh re'-ident r.r I nke Mmv
unit
Mi -
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Until Nootli i . " "••!••• M '
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Of Ml-- Mxto li I ■ i..iin..■it
S..\,1 " mi 11. Gi>
U ta h
Mcn I etiIt \\11iodii tin* r»'
JUST ANOTHER DRESS
Look Slimmer, Feel Younger This Spring!
1941’s YOUTHFUL IDEAS in
GRACE HANLEY
DRESSES
Half
Sizes
. . The answer, in one easy lesson,
Is perfectly obvious. You can score
Women
1(K), without even I timing :t page!
for ,
Larger
Mrs. Gordon Flynt
. hi Circle Hostess
"JUNGLE. W OOfllE" —
Mn.i
rxnlic i
this (-ulnrful, floral
rayon jer-ry . . . lush and
tropical
. . ip a reiiimt tori
of way! lairge. gny flower,
printed nn the lovlirsl of sum.
liter fabrics. Wind these lu
risua
blossom.
alsuit >our
hair,
and
m ally
Inrtam d.
you'll make 1118 heart brat n
jungle
rhvtlm
h to.lhr l.ar1
P.I7. Fusehls Chart reuve
•"'•ruinod
Uw wrmbar, e f th. Community
c , “ h ** her hon.o cm
thtaond A rtn u j /eaterday a f.
. < > fi|- A fter an artmnoon spent
« ww iTg an perutnai thing* and
•b o far dm f o C r n ^ i u
tarn Nwroa rafTvshments to thoao
it M olt
i>ni:ssi;s
»l/ r.
H
■
■
P jt
■
V l
p \
. . . give you style, comfort, perfect
FIT, and aaaurance that you’ll look
your loveliest during all life’s hig mo
menta!
Txi >o« p mirror 1*11 you
how much a G i* c * H a n k y
fashion am do for you.
Hhouidtr fold* that cir*
freudom over the booom
and taper down those Inchea at the waUi. Self belt*
th at a vo id aivtnjr you th a t
MtM -(ii'4 li* -a iid d i* n
look,
•k lrta w ith lo ck s, f o r w o r pleat*,
i s s a d wanhabi* p rin t* In Pastcla
ea 14W to S 2 t f. R raaonably priced
*ri< J *U P “ — ridabodgat pert
er-opptr u
a pepper-vpnr
fe y
■ • “ down"
wardret*
m dkd strips, riarrri;
K j H
W m
> p y, . t r i m . M T .
B A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
C
^ ** V %
'
V 1Vi
Middle".!,
not *
( /l f y t e uadi gi jf M
i , i n t (/o h i e r i ) $ < $ C J
It
nnd t i l . i Iren. I I in.
lefiv-htwenl. ..f ten
cake. in the <• ‘••«ini'
WHEN IS A DRESS
Ruth Draper Will
Appear At F. S'. C. W,
TALLAHASSEE,
Mar.
30( Special)—Ruth Draper, famed
fur her monologue* from New
York lo Singapore, and Henry
Tamlanka, "(eimo-Follth" violinlot, will be among attractions on
the artist series next year at Flo
rid* Slate College for Women.
t*1*1 coming of Uwrtnce
Tibbctt, Metropolitan star and
•tar of roneert stage, screen and
Hdlo already hat
been an
Friday & Saturday
Douginsr aSten^trom, t» Ktnd^nl
at the t'niver^ilv " f f hiridei in'
Gainesville, In evpetled to ,pe,n|
Ihe weekend with he* mother
Mm.
?A cr
"MUl AC1.E” - it's
arm ilional
—colortai—U'o Cay GibsortI
I f you weren't nlrrsdy cU!fy
and-devoutly Gay Gtli-ot'. -> >:
will l*e after 'veiiring *h(a
lively plndot redingne diets.
Navy or Luggage. IM7.
�" r ,g -r '
'
1
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' i'-' ' • • . i p ;
r a t iiW t MASm # , m
Tomato1'
ibialtaxs
>Mb*s’>hnA'bethsc .exhibits will
BUSKIN, Mar. N-(«peetW >
JO H N
H. S H E R M A N
it at Wether CaUeta
S P A R K . Kfau, Mar. to
id/ o f population and
m •UUotks ia always
' ' haeaaaa , It tbrowa ao
r.lllh U upon olharwiao
ire swhjeet*, ~
r (sample, let na consider
sfat very dtsshnilar stoics
laseachusetts, Missouri, Mon.
North Dakota, Ohio and
mi In.
oaaehoeeUa Waps# ear first
l manufacturing state end
draw -o bar textile mills,
i foundries nml machine
I a substantial Immigration
tilled mechanics from Induvregions o f South Ciermony
Austria. Those men pres
. Their relatlvsly few dee.
m l j ?
people o f power
Missouri. was very ourlr o
gut trading-poet area. Enoranr far trade centered In gk
JUS. Kegs and cattle were mor
bid through I k Louis end Kan
g City, both of which later be«*e meat packing canters. Hi.
nls became a center ales far
a# manufacture and for brow.
L All of these ladustrlet have
fc tspeelally the favored fields
an Immigrant German populaWhich came In Uw 'M e and
I'm and of shoe manufacturing
tSmeten t rough t weal from MaasfriHsvtts about 1M0. Tbh fairly
baaMgetMeae group makes MieUP«r>. oae of our great German
> •Jbfltana as a frontier state has
Uwer* b *«t sparsely populstad
I w i W agricultural area is vastly
different, and hundmh of mil**
TM oved, from Its richer mining
TagMis. IU population, largely
V M to the area, la composed of
M W l, scattered, vsnr dUilmrUr
jW fP U ., having w M «V divergent
• M M ilc Intercits end political
haeagroaoda. Any extraneous In*
■ *fa ‘ WOlah can bring together
W * gr three of these groups wlU
at the same time be likely to
gna them the balance of power.
W a r n * im o and Uiio the egrtcoitural region drew e substant ill Immigration of north Ger55?
*° •*M »o eoirnel.
H *y mllUary service. From iHRO
An J#20 lbo mining companies
hNW actlvelp seeking .killed mine
• H w H A M e e s h e ra ^ fro m Kouth
fine event will ba the
ito "tattle RaymP In
a taama f o e anch other
■at a wrmr using ripe
W amnpiQlUon.
oauto ‘ Footiral which
»t*C*d oBltwaijrtf>r the
CHICAGO. Mar. SO — IT)
Waltar P. Arm street, Memphis,
TeniL, waa nominated Tuesday
for president o f the American
Bor Association at a meeting of
the bouse of delegatee. The no-
¥
f
0
,
m
A Y FEATURES
c a k m u m
I
Potatoes
0M
V i
9
,
S H O u lb W ^ b *
Northwest, mainly rural. One of
Its (oiliest sud *1111 moat power
ful immigrant groups tome to
rake Irani wheat, rye, oats, and
hemp— staple crops of North Eu
rope In the Dsnslg. gchlselng,
East Prussia and North
regions, then os now prrpanderanil* German.
Tne "Rhineland of America’*
PIG HAMS
lb. 15c
M o u l d e r s ib. n'/,c
SIDES...;............Ib. 10c
BACK BONE....lb. 15c
IFARMERS’ MARKET
wim m PORK PAN
la a OK. h r Ton, OM. lo Fey.,
SAUSAGE......... Ib. 15c
imand Good tiv.ev lo !>•.«#,
rd. He. Ilpr. U c l i I k
IIMUB. China... C rt
a ^ D e a 6ea lo ISc.
ISc
«M
lo
w
KRT. I'rt. Ixm aad
A r il* '
d Nuppllii, Fair I ’a f a II ««
l i lt, «*a. h
I K S lo |JVV.
M t UlfAIITM.
I doa. Crt.
•mstATT
rrw ita H i
W 20«ER£'
frifrnrfa
and
volatUn.
La
RU h
TOM ATUBS. t« in t l Ih., Cfcolrc
In F e y ., Demand (fond l t . l t lo
( A t * t u g s t i . 1t t o II.VV. I t Ib.
has Its effect. Turn to tha raalan
of the United States 1'cuato. Bao
from whanca come the man who
now are delaying every dstateei
measure, av*nt aid to Drltaln. Ifa
It not claa* why they do HIT-'
Probably not, oaa cf them la
clearly eonscldua of the pressure*
which .have ehnimd him to hh o)
senator (erring, not hla natRNv
but only thv smalt clement Which,
can awing an organlied vote U
hla local elections/
" I t la * situation which should
compel a truly c craneratio people
to draw tha Una on further onuea
of democratic principle.
Delaying America la weakening
America. We need cloture In t k
aana ta ai wa have It In tha Hods*
of Rapeentatlvaa. Cloture li the
a 7 & 4f g ! ^ rf r .
D u . Baa. ttc
c m .,
O n fe tO B A y e n .
u . n.
V.
a.
W »»
cuti
Comb.
' Jpu+ OF WTATE FnODUCTS
C a lk .
RU> 4 Brink*! STEW
PKJ TAILS
RIB TIPS
I
PIG BRAINS m
PIO CHOPS
JL
CHITLINGS
rfantee Onto O m
G ro
— —
BD.
(.Jfa N *-W h lU ,
ghtllrd. Coil.
t
least ao aayo
Ifa rakndar.
a ad that
a new, retreatfafag anaann ahead. Don't
•nr hodget g e l jn n dawn this Spring,
ereet GatckeTa yen con find all h h d * ml
refreshing fond* In go nilh the oew
----------ond within yonr hndget. Inn I
Smoked Bacon lb.
• Something for quick lunch - - - nml
delicious._______
Baby Beef Liver...... Ib. 29c
MORRELL’S
OK
Palace Breakfast Bacon lb. 25c
Pbrfc Shoulder.... _lb.J5V2c
Sffring’ Lamb Shoulder lb. 15'/^c
Mixed Sauedge........ 2 lb«. 25c
M-ft.
Tb* threo itataa reporUag
largest annual n nafampUon o f
Oranges doz.
DRIED PRUNES
At(N I’AGK
SPICE CAKE
for ..llic r fin a n r ia l tr a n s a c tio n * .
I i\*1>llluii
!»lto**
” iI ih * s m
F L O O R S A N D IN G
\ r«
tow ed
PH.
Ifaa-b*
IS r .n l
ilo .ilw surfaced
In
p crfrclin n
•tnd old IkaiM mndr like nrw.
•
H. M
«l>|t k|‘ • r .• I* i al
«i«t it I In* bi«> U.ll I
-
Mi-
S lm lr
ymefa « >
I far
Stalnqg
i
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CM.,
By PRANK W. TALBOTT
FIG TRIPE
"Aintuk*. 'Vgrtnoa T/n'O, Ooo<l to
A V ocA D u a.
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OVIEDO
rory
“ f relate VI.
T V Mary Britten I'lr.'l* ,»f
the V li«tM u ry Sorirtv m
t»« '
JACKSONVILLE. M ir. 2 0 (Special)— Defense
production
contracts amounting to $0,867,128
Kara bean awarded Florida firms
and bidleldaaU since the enter*
gene/ spending pro (tram beran,
aceordfatf to the research division
of the Florida State Chamber of
II. C . were rue-l* of d r * IV *
Commerce. Thaoa contracts .were
1 1*. Sloan in Oviedo lost week.
for the manufacture o f recrnitlnr
I Jo h n S a i l e r o f O rlan d o , re p ro.
»D^EAOMAUOHTf A * S O S U B M A R I N E S
trailers, tent*, aircraft rescue
'v e n tin g th e M e r e la n ts am i M i
hoata, mine (weepers, high speed
jn e r *
T i a n . p o rta l ion
I 'a m p a a r . ,
“ mosquito fleet* and other types
of small watercrafL
•
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The large!t award waa made
for the building of tOO araphibiaa
tractors, 23,210.000.
These contracts, It waa pointed
out, had no relation to military
tear construction. According to
Harold Color,
executive
rice
president of the 8 Ute Chamber,
production awards made to Flo.
rids concerns are infinitesimal
by comparison with those let in
other states.
He said:
“ At he govrnw
EDUCATK
wwit’i itnjUMt numrtimi ago wt*
-co rrP A i
made o survey of this state's in-'
i
vj r| I * a\ «|
\\ h p u r r
R ifa t
Kaky
duatrial capacllirs, particularly
tu ift.irr h la ifR ftl khe*. rv tiin v I
the shinties
of small plant
kt«»«uo* N h lu n U )
h flrf
Kiwtimr
owner, to participate In defense
• i k e |LA*« w e A
h i H i m * m t ik
con tracts. Despite our rffora, we
I" Rihi
MrMs ih n i
W i^ F *
ift|
have learned nothing more from
(W in trr llt it it
£ 2 2 2 2 5 ^ * ^ Uf.,,h*.
BiU' P ^ U c n t I'oaCT^t o iitd
federal authorities, who had an
J Ivtolbalt .1 Wt*'
''(k ills
X 1°*,
peacetime ep p .u p ri.ilatt. 17^000^
nounced their intention o f fanM 0,00^ to finance tha h d p -B riU fn program. Thia chart m jk atas what
I »nr«» Mill l* | 'l‘ t tes l| M « tkat^
mediately aettinf up » Jackson. I
that aatronondral U a n --------*l< Isa* l h i * »|| i k
|u t few
vill# procurement office."
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Lemons doz.
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9
condition*
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• Smothered In onlona. R oily delicloii.t
Yam s 4 U w .
Ifard T B H O H M
2 lbs. 29c
White Bacon lb 14c
fiwmMny cat ib 15c
a ukm la rival tha C I0 1
by
ns.
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strike.
lb. 20c
....ib. 23c
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SSSMsMkKffll
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••
tWnT"Dee. 'B ud. tic le Itc.
sort that were then eagerly leav• " » w * country which la now the
Third lleleh. These were foUawed.
i* «.na.
GotTugg^UTTS lb. 17c
LAliLML b o a Ban. On lo Sir.
v e s t Icob.re. Icrd,
Uomand
«d. I dot lt .lt to II.IS.
FLAMT, N o quota
W H f t O r t.a a b o a Bun tte
Worker* Union.
to
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Bolling BACON II
BEEP BRAINS K
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UMa y « » r and an fan.
(Itorad fm 'a c t » d c .m lr.l pir.
Plana for the 1911 ‘IM M U '»To.
mat* Kc.tl.al to bo held . t hMn
April 22 to 26 arc
■plendUy according to
ger, George' Bnohhnsn
DefeiweContracta
Awarded In State
Total $5;00d,000
to election at tha auoclation'a
convention in
Indianapolis
lM
Beptc rater. Jacob M. Lustily. 8 k
Louis, is president bo w .
THfS RANPOto HERALD, SANFORD. FLORinA
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a
�tin by Arthur
o
Inetru
. .f hla
_ _ in
tru ders at lira Jiluveroity ct California. When he
wrote iba letter, Professor Fake
had no • definite knowledge that
PADOKEX. M ir. l
(B— H. l)
Valtln wae Us foru m etpdcat, —Opening of tha now Witt* Mo.
but he bad come to that conclu mortal High w ar through the
sion after reading "Out o f the ■euthom g tirgla d ie and dedica
Night.’ One paragraph In Ui? leU tion o f tha Lake Okeechobee
ter reads aa follows)
drke system haw been planned
'I feel gratified la i M ' writ aa opening event* of the annual
ing euceeaa— I did net think : I Evurglade* Fair to to bold hen
could be wrong in mjr estimate April 8-11
of jrcur ability. I waa earn you
The now highway
connect*
hod IT and would produce If South
Oar with PL Lauderdale
itorial Workers
lied For Paper
Be Held April 8-12
rALLAIIAEb'EE.
Mar.
20(jcciall—The
Editorial
staff
the Florida Flarateau, student
rkly newspaper at
Florida
r
„
“
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.
‘
*
»
.
w a r at work on the novel and
n the final manoacrlot reached tha
v nnhlishera only a few wroks ago.
r. Viewed In tha lloht r-f what haa
’i haniw-nod since the bonk was Jlftl
t •»rlli»n, the evenU deafrihod In
\ |t tuV* on a deo"*r sign If lea neo.
OookH And Authors
By
MRS. IRVING FKINIIKHG
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•SCOTCHES
o
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n
IRVINES
•
■1 BE SURE TO V IS IT
f
d
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"
t
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' TOUR TASTC DEMAND*
&
T N I B IS T UI
NICK’S
.Package Store
EHe5e''t
.
eta u s r o a n
your perilous temperament per*
milled you to last until you had
the clianro to do tha writing.
However, I feared that you might
have been liquidated by Mr. Hit.
ler. personally or vicarious'/"
Usually tha motion picture
version of a novel it produced
after the novel hoe boon publishod. but this procedure U
versed In the case of Erieh Maria
Remarque’* "Flotoam." The navel
le to he publlahod on April 17
bv Little. Brown A Co., but thfc
plcturo. entitled “ So Enda Our
Nlghl.” t*«e already been
ro
Irasod. The reoeon for thw U
that a serial veralon of "FIoL
aim" appeared In Coltlor’a abrut
a yaar and a half ago. Tha |Heturo right* wero enaopod up dnd
nrompt hook puhlleatlon wa*
planned. Hut Mr. Remarque wa*
net aallafied. Ha *t>ent another
I*
Ir.
n
l»
a para on
Erich Mar's Remarque was
one nf the first n»rman authors
, , h- attscVod by Hitter. Obvious|v. the Nanis wfwild hmU tiw run
-ho*c book told the wrvld the
futility of war. In IM S "U
KooVs wero burned publicly in
n—lln under the personal eupero
vision nf Oochbel". Mr. Hcmerouv
moved *n Swltrorlsml «n 1PM b«|cause cf hie heal’ h. In I 1M be
Ir-rnc.l ihst hie Ocmiaii clllwn.
ship had been revoke*!. 10 1*19
he rims to this country, where
|,e le tndoy.
‘
You remember thorn
wlvlsl
scenes In "The Mortal. Storm” of
people trying to escape acroaa tho
German bordrr. “ Flotsam tells
what becomes of thoso who do
rrcpac. It Is a novel, a leva Story,
warm, tender, human. It* la s o r t jng finger which writes, "This
HURT NOT happen here.”
Charles Morgan’s novel, "The
Voyage," published hers lost Oetuber by Macmillan, haa rocflved
tha fames Tail Black Momorbl
Award for fiction. TUew award*
are givsn each tipring for the
best novsl and tho boot biography
of tho preceding year. They wtra
founded by the sate .Mrs. Janet
Coats Black in memory of bar
husband, a partner In the publish,
Ing house of A. A C. Black,
Ltd., London, Tho prlaao now
amount annually to about 260
pounds each.
'<
Donald KennicoU, editor of
Blue Book, aimout! can a M a r da.
partment o f that mars alas, begin.
uing with the April iseue, now
H i M L M V. f U
TOUCHTON DRUG
u 4 MCMaetta 8tt.OM.OM
Bills P m *
IShi*
I l I w U i i N M oqalpmcnt
mud i supplies
ZOO.000.000
On Developing Prudaotion facMtiei 751,000,000
Agricultural and M a t .
Lease B*sea trial commodities 1,860,000,000
Hon o f ' *7^00,000,000 to finance
£ * * • ! « < » ' Roosevelt's
Orhlih aid program. The roll
can reU prat 887 to 61.
The meejura gnas to the pen-
Repairing and outfit
ting
'
100.000,000
S ervice
DAVID M.
Beware
IANAOER
on sale. ThH department consist*
of episodes from fIbe new hooka
— not reviews, hut stable chunks
of exciting reading matter. Books
covered will Include adventurous
history, biography and current
events. Tbs first to l< presented
Is an excerpt from “ Westward
From VIaland” by HJatmar R.
Ilcland, tha story of the Vikings
In onr Northwest ln Minnesota
In 1162. The book was published
by Dnoli, Sloan A Pearce.
“ Out o f tho Night", by Jan
Valtln. People by tho hundreds
of thousands are reading Jan
VolUn’a astounding autobiography
because■it tollo Americans what
they hare long oranted to know
— tho real story o f what has been
going on behind the sconos, hero
and abroad, since IBld.
H en U a tale such as few men
ever dreamed— a true saga of
personal adventure and romonee.
Hero h the most thrilling life
slory o f modem times—a story
that Is at tho same time an hi*,
torleal document bound to have
a profound and lasting effect on
tho American mind.
Several new contenders have
taken Important places nn *nle
weeks host seller Hat. Whether
thev will continue to keep Inis
hlch rating remains to be seen.
AH. however, are grand hooka.
They are Rated In tho following
nnlrri
'
Random Harvest— James HlltOlb
For Whom the Bell Tolls-E n iest
TELEPHONE 810
Democrat* boat down every attempt to reduce tho fund or cur.
U il it* expenditure befer* it
passed tho lions*. A similar drive
will b* waged In the Hvnate,
Primitive Method*
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ItM o ls i
ADVERTISE HEREIj
TABLE SU
PPLY I
BARGAIN
N E W S'IS
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Carrots
Parsnips
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l e g a l n o t ic e s
in t u b tr a c t i t ltji NT .o r t h l
ninrii i v u a i n tra tu iT o r
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In S r o a i i M I no tn to tirrx .
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T H U w f ATE o r r L o ll IDA TO
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and
to
h b h b b iit
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liK H a t i r r o cn ii-P E N . l i i i
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SOAP........3 bprs 10c SANIFLUSH ...: 19c DOG POOD
LAVA.
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5c
CAMAY...... bar 5c IT
WHIPS t
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Pell i* •
loaf 6c M ILNUT tall ckn 5c
BREAD
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T1MH
PANCAKE
PERFECT BISCUlt
CHERRIES can 10c
FLOUR 24 lbs. 69c
I lbs. I*e
t* lb* ttc
X2ViC
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UOBKItT DANOCIt FIELD, Ml
Palsrabunr. Florldst
JOB HBtlltlNO, St. Peters
burg, Florida) MAUDE g. JACK*
HOn, Santord, Florida)
J. E.
JAcWaoN. Baa fur J. Fleridai
at ell other parthu who mar
* tslsruetod In tha land* and
ir im h M haroloaftor d<«Krlh*d.
* V »n are fearpbr M tifls d that Ih*
e n r r o r u A N ro n u , f u h i i u a . •
municipal eqruoretlnn. h «* fllud lu
petition l a T the Clroull Court i f
t i e Ninth Judicial Circuit nf the
M o te uf Florida, lu and fo r htmlBOM Cuoatp, fa r the condemnation
i f tho follow in g daesrlhud Iota,
N * e < i or phshsle o f land, allualo
is hotnlnola C o sotr. Florida, to
bu used M hart e f h a airparl or
landthg n sld by raid to unielpailijr,
WITH 10c SPICE PURCHASE
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25c «ifb Ho/* 3 0 I R V W tm k m a
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A t approved, fund* under the
largest appropriation tn America’s
peacetime history would bo alio* ted to these purposes:
Ordinance, a m o r and
ammunition
f l , 843,000,000 BIDS FOR wrecking and mov.
Aircraft and accasoor.
ing debris o f Enterprise Schorl
Ic*
3,064,000,000
auditorium. Phono tho achorl
Tanka and other vehi
ofneo Monday fo r
doUOs.
cles
883.000.00C
Phono Banford 4 4 0 2 .
Horn>■ wav.
llsrporl O, Crppca. «r..
I III
Thuradals Avsoua. Chicago. 1111-
k JX ex
A
18 Washing
V ricalion
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S e c t io n T w o
OLUHB XXXII.
SANFORD/ FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MARCH 20 .
1911
NUMBER 172
Member Ansoclnlrd Press
decentralizing Is
Being Considered
# ?y Capital City
Work Is Finished
On Final Draft
Of Parole Croup
Final Plans Are tV
Made For Orange
Pickers Contest
Rt JACK R T IN N rtT
WASHINGTON, • M*r. *0—OPI
— lik e a growing kid, the r>e.
•mment W 'mating «ut of Ita
•rlothea. And nA m«lh»r, on «
limited hudret that didn't permit
Laying Junior • new suit every
other month, could p*t any ware
r*rey hairs than the rtibtle Build*
Inc Administration. the Office of
^Planning and Space ContTol, and
lot of other*.
Even though government buildlag; Is going on around here at
such a dtixy pace you can almost
go up In an elevator tday ovey
the same ground where
yeu
•played one-eyed cat with the kids
yesterday, office space can’t keep
up with government expansion.
It's national defense, of coarse,
but merely to say that that has
resulted In the employment of
£30,000 or 40.000 employee In the
District o f Columbia doesn't give
any picture o f the office space
problem.
. For example, the Nary Is puU
ling Its clarical ft res on a two*
—rhift heals, with ena earning on
^ a r ly la the morning and working
until mld^ftarnoons ' Ihe other
picking np Ultra and working un
til naarly midnight. Out In A r.
lingten. Vs., there Is under con.traction (and a* number o f ofC'ficUla art complaining because It
Is loo slow IFodersI Office Build.
Ing No.
(Federal Office Bulldln g N o . 1 hasn't' been started.)
O A 'N K S V II.IK .
Me-.
20—
(Special)— Final draft of (hr Flo.
rlda Profoal ion Ass.rintiuna bill
to c r o lr a State I’nnvtlon nnd
Purulc Commls-lon a" vutrd In
the general election lust Novcrnle r v b i runi|ilrlnl at a inerting
held at the University uf Florida
this week.
The association»
legislative
committee* |iri.|i,nd the bill after
B careful Mini) nf fcdrtal parole
late, and the lawn dialing with
psrulr uinl pribiillun in other
•taleMrmWis nf the runinilttre respon.-dhtr fur drafting the hill
nrr J. I
lauiier, Jm.kM.iiv illr,
general chairn an. Judge \V. II.
lletklaiii. Miami, lin t Itinl, Jerk,
rolivillr, Atllnir It During, Plant
City. William (\ Drunker, Taut*
pa. J. tirade lliiilun, Wauelmla,
J. Ik Campfoell, Jr., Tallahassee,
I. F. Chapman, Itaifurd, Judge
h. Cruiaurll. Jarkaunvillr,
Millard I>«*e idson, Marianna. Mrs.
R. T. lieu Ml. Maine' City, Joseph
S. Illvrr, Jacksonville, Judge J.
Ollie Fdnvuml*. Jacksonville, Ed
WON PARK. Mar. 20—(Sp«n .lt All is in readlneaa for
Finn.la s first offirial orange
piekuiK contest to be staged here
tuml.it. Mar 22. The event tv*S
uf"n e.l widespread intereat a«
nnu.g parking house men and a
ttreiiK entry list ha. been signed
up
All of the contestant* hare had
aetrral yrar« experience In or*
angr picking and the managers of
i In* i or|* elite parking houses
tiny ripfC'ent all feel that Uitlr
llinlt will win.
The winner will receive 9100
m nidi and the parking house
•pon'oring him will lie awarded
a tiupli) It miner' up will receive
f..u nmi I'.’.'i as -eeund nnd third
place award*
I foe event will foe
At a
i T ' u jtifrt outiiilr Avon Park*
a.
Steal; sandwiches and Mam.
burgers Art slab our specialty.
For a delightful treat come
en (Hi; to .
•
ANGEL’S
EAT SHACK
lUuferd. Avenue J g »t O f f
, j •,
Geneve Avtstue
01
Sanatar Walter T. George of Georgia and his wife look over lb* 'Iros
Duke," battlt-scarrsd mobile tee kitchen from England, now on s tout
uf American cities, as tbs vehicle arrives In Washington. Georg. Ii
chslrmsn af the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
No. 2 la to lake taro of Navy De
partment worker*, but already
they are planning another build
ing, a mllllots-doilar "temporary"
one. Just beck of the present
structure on Constitution nvmur.
Thla present one, by the way, i*
a "temporary" building built dur
ing the World Win
First wing of tin
Army a
beautiful new building will t«
ready for occupancy unit, but it
will take care only of about bub
worker*, and that's not a drop in
lbo skillet Ami already, M la
said, the Army bos plans drawn
for a hug* "tempomry" building
here or In nearby Virginia.
The defense romiiiis.iun is be
ing booted out uf tin- Fedt-rl Hr.
service building and is scattering
all ovrr town, laroi) llrudcmoi)'■
»taff Kam Ukrn quarters In Hural
ElMtrlfieinlion ii forint* * offiros
on MauachtuctUi Harriet Kllioll
urdinator ( ’baric*
Palmci
has
bwu moved out of hu nice offices
and put do*n in an aglug resi
dence. And ttuit it is rumored
that the government is dickering
with the District of Columbia to
buy th»* Districts nrw office
building and fill it tip with tb«
defense romnm.iion
What is more important |* bow
Nr|:*on A. Rockefeller solvnl part
cf his nffin problrni. Yuiini* N«l
•oil, as you may kiiuw, is (tal* n
dtvp trrathl brad of tbr Office
for Coordination nf t oiniiirmnl
and Cultural Rrlatiuns llrtwcen
the American
)t»puh|ira. lie
lookinl over bis rrumlnl rtaff,
brougbt a litlb Kuckrfrllrr prar.
tlcality to hear and said "Tlti*
part of tin- work and that part <.f
the work could Is- don.- in New
York. Why hbl? And Ml lie is
liiovlno pail of Id* stuff to tbr
Big (Tty, not only solving l.lv
own spare pluldeni but making
tray for others
T h b sort o f listing could go on
Tbij may Is- the leginning of a
trend—and an important one. It
■hss Ttxrdty programed beyond the
i '«•' rmor lli.llnml, ( ommlsilontr
Nntluiti Mn>o an.l other officials
fh'vti invilnt to attend.
n the U. 8 by clipper plane. M irs out Hie observation tint "England tan
a, whose lob !> clearing np lunw Irfl by Nall bomber*. spend llietr luneti hour
r of bomb-bissled buildings lb- workmen at left appear mine Interest'd In
the gam* tbsn In the Gennan-v lougfot hatue.
(iartlner, Saru'i ta.
Serrrtary of State It A Cray,
Tallahaa*re. Cfoarlr> Torn Mender,
son. Holly Mill, Senator Atnoa
Lew la. Marianna, Charles
A.
I.IK-kif. Jarkannville, Mm. Maleolni McCIrllan. Jacksonville, J.
I. McMullen, lir e Oak, IV, K.
Mr liar, Jr.. Cailiraeillr, Is an
lairl h Itnymond, Mel and, Mrs.
Thurston Robert-. Jacksonville,
Mra. t on: inner Itml.I. M IVtcrsmirc. Judge M
I,
r> ritur.
Cainr'tillr, Judge |lr> an Simp*""• Jai k>omillr. Senator Mas id
;,n'V V
H Meyers, Judge
.. V..
hanf. r.l. Judge I
M " 'Kirin*, Harlow, Mr*
J
Ita h Inn Well., Maytuna Reach
an.l JuilKe Dry'im Duller, Porry.
INI ill ion Lunches Arc
(iiven Needy Pupils
JAt K K llN M IJ .I . M...
•»
iSi.t'. isii - o ir .. i . i
>.i
i i.'ii.i
W I’ A s stb 'o l
I'll.-1. pioi'ia*
pu.lo-.l po l ..... It" I i >1 .lot.n
letruary when . . i-.'.io.'l'*
rv m orvl ufl.aviog
•■. * ••«I I .as*,.• •;
lunches In III.' jonlM'.l p.ipd "
ll.e .tale s pul.li ’ •* t." I -v I* i.
This lucludr't ,.t»T, t.ii lull*' 11.
t.ipt'
Miic.
J..
l is,'
vIst•rti at«
women,
brads
of
mo•t
fatnilifl.
^
s n o p w v m
•
While III* finals In the orange
|ni knit: i wnteat are being COTt*
dnile.l, arrangement* hut* tern
nm li to linld n '..entity eonteet to
• 1e. i tfi«' |irrttr«t )oiiri|» lady
ernid'iti d in a Florida citrus
I'.o isini’ lion •*
\|•|«•* rint mr tin* publicity’ poi*
wil iht,(i in r«irinn*tioll with these
mii.|in event* the Florida Citrui
i ii.ini'tiMi i offering a trophy
nn I Ini* |t.iced its facilities at
It, d t'O'al of the rnntrst ccmvirisf r•"> at idilaining as much na*
th'ii it I'lit.licitv a * p o ssib le and
i- nl ,' working out detail, for a
,ld" challenge to California
f..t i " wfii'iii,! c n te -l next year.
.'.p .'ia lv
nppreriatini. of ll.r w i.|a
nublicit,J t*'t" M 'tloo of Florida
lias rorrnnl
i
during tin- 17 )ear*
'hr' l.avve . petali-d .Sil.rr Spring',
'a rt Hay and W. M (Short/I
Mavidsi o' were honored nl Mu
le.vcec*' lui.il.eoii lant week.
In the early lilalory of Silver
Soring* not more than 40 vlsiloecame to the place a month, an.l
•hey wrrr carried over the spring
in a rowboat, one of the speakers
vaid. Nrvv thousands of visitor*
-time every month, and from
tno.noo to StOOOO in advert!,.
NVPA IMucch (trenter
KniphuniH On Defense
JA< KSU N V II.I I., Mur
JU
(.Sprrliih L<|tiipp*'d 'H it
pmid In nperuic ilcfciidr n»l)»»luirI••n jnb» I n hour n w n k , '»>»»•»*•
r t r i iitd %>y Ni t , v li»t« \\ l*A Ad
itihiuli nlur Rmj ••Ii I ' hIi i turned
^ ••II that | b-i •
talk ■l»gc yrl, •Itbough R»‘P Itlenter
•
Lvcrelt Mirksrn of Illinois bss In ) >( llir I bil id.i pm^rwitt dm iitg ti.»
f«r
■
t
I
ii*
I
f
i»f
M ituh v ben in
truduccd a rerolution In set up a I
Mouse committee to study It M uulhurued mu u'blit i'm i I Sd,7tH»,.
IH 0 u u ltb uf pM pMliliu . « pro
Is decrnUallsatlon
Urn officials and congressmen jr r b
down to It, oo* russoa
m u orach M 1D% to
ip r p lI o a lr o a iM f
With Gcsapound Caria supplied
TImf o«n dotiblu thu air supplF M w*l
u the ^usoline (cod - cod that's gone
thing you oan’t do in any stnglc^arbu
riitN lifl'r l lite Iu I mI n|ipro\ ed
who art talking It air beginning
to ask lb* same question uboul a vorI r»lii)iiiti-R un H ilm - W I*A
lot of agencies that llockefellrr deferov# pi up r (*> m Kb lulu lo
asked about Ids own In a lot oi 'lO.U.'t |.;v. (nl tdicul of uny
cases they can’t find any logical u i i l C I C I si 11
answer lo “ why not?'
Koine of the agencies ahead) |
mentioned which might
locate
their headquarter* In the field ar»
the InlrrsUtc Cvmincire Conimi*
•Ion, the Railroad
Retire men I
loard. Social Security, the Cell- j
sus Bureau and some Of live farm ,
agencies.
If anything conics of It, Wash
ington merchants and landlord'
♦will probobly set up an awful
howl, but you probably wot
Kt’d in ifu b's - -
< ’{•|l<* Urt'NM'h
.liit'K tM
.bale Price
f'liuusi* I in .1 y Kti.c. I W
It olM providca a wallopJai M| boak of
rewnro powor, which nwuu u up•mUtv'om lilt.end curie tbct'c nothing
abort of thrilling to s ip ir itt *...
I 'll 1*1 »b*
i Ii t
Blue, 1lie new
- - |hi|uil;tl Bf'ip.r, UF tilt* class ic
ravui'ilf - - - N.iv \
AMPLK FUNDS
for HOME LOANS
ration, fou know, oo agy
itsoexly a fawdol^
lore extra on tho j t i k
■well big SracuL /M
o q u ip -n n
iy k n i' s
l.iiiRfrir Trims
So Compound Carburo&w fR i aa
orach n 800 mile* lor the p i MK of
TOOfat oorlior Buicka o( tho MOM dso.
sta n d a rd
D
.* •/.«•« 'J lo 17, IJ lu /Ml, 38 to D
NEW! SI'OKT
■
hihI
DBKSS (O A TS
lot llir Knvlrr I'a ta d r
Fiflli Avcmut'a aiiiurtcnl ntyles - Hollywood Slto|>a‘ typlcul low price
BcleclVtpa
T rirag iy
Plaaocwu"
first Federal
—
Uae Our
Lay-Away
Pica ‘
—
«
\
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** ’
tfc & ,
Jun. IS
League
Jul. 8-20-23
Aug. 11-27
HANFORD
Man Teem Of
> & 9 i& ***£
M bga
M
Open
Flatol
tooma-
•' ■
‘I'T i;
tfNr two-teem record* had
M In the morning Al HemH, Detroit policeman, aeorad
" t * tie the world mark for
Hir Ilia, rapid fire at 22 yard*
k ’ pistols af ,32 caliber or
Apr. 11
Season
ORLANDO V/.y
Jul. 7.1449
Aug. 10.24
LEESBURG'
Apr. 21
May 1S -(M ).
Jon. 2-12-29 j
Jnl. 1U I /
Aug. ( 20)
Ajar. 20
Mkir M l
Jim. 11
JuJ. 941
Aug. (I).IO
Apr. 22
Myy M
Jun. 4.1840
Jul. l t -27
Aug. 1442
Apr. 22
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GAINESVILLE
» Z ilftS
JuL 1241
Aug. ( 11)
A a r. Non*
Jan. 2. 13. ( 29)
Jul. IB
Aug. 14 J
P
Jo). 1-12-22
Ang. 1742
May 9-H .
Jim. 9-17-20
Jul. 23
Rag. 4- 1.441
Apr. 19
Mar 240
Jon. ( I ) . l «
Jul. ( 10)42
Ang. t - i l
Apr. 24
Apr. 21
m iv
R
tom 1140
St' 1*,.
to L
Aug. DIO
Apr.
Apr- IT
May 12-29
Opens
’ .. ' %
4.
5
Apr. I f
kmy ^ 4)- i 040
JuLi 2-10*22
Ang. 11-27
2.1240
Aug. 0-24
20
May 942
Jun. ( 1)44
5
Aug. 4-Vs.lO
Apr.
X
Vf
%
ton. 12
Jul. ( 10)42
.Aug- 9.{0
A jw .
22
"
Apr.
May
Jon.
JnL
Aug.
29
1241
( 1)42
6.12
9.1249
Itay 2
Jon. 104a
JoL 2-1949
Apr. 29
Apr. Non#
& i!:r
to? 9.1747
Am M»
JpL 1-1148
Aug. 12-23
i s rs*
Jun. 3- 10-27
Jul 24
Ang. 2.1241
Apr.
May
Jun.
JoL
Aug.
29
9-22
( I )>22
2-17
7-18-29
Apr. 10 *
May 2.19
Jun. ( 91-10
J u L jM l
A « f . 12)-M
Apr.
May
Jun.
JuL'
Aug.
Trifck
tomsir >
JaL 0-17
Aggr 2-1240
Apr. 90
tz
Winner Ctips
Apr. 22
May 1249
, JnL 29
Aug. 2-1241
Jul. 1149 •
Aug. 1243
>
m
31
2
10-20
3-1940
244
is r
i t ’K U ,
Ang. 242
i g £ >
Jun. 2-1747
JoL 24
•Aug. 2.128* 9.1
T r*»k a l Park Wednesday *«“
thereby « m matted recognition
far«
1. Breaking the track record by
going th* talk and 70 yard* in
li4 l | 4 and dipplnt two-flfthe
af a aeeowd from th# time re.
Jim. 2 -12-27
Jul. 24
A up. 0-lBBep. 1
ft t f * *
CloiieH
of Itolllni de- i
oada o f Gear.
Aug. 4.14 Sept. 1
Jon. 1- i U I
JoL 24
Ant. 4-14 Sept. 1
Deans Association
To Meet in Tampa
Monday
Jon. 8-14
Jul. M H 7
An#.
17*22
Apr. 23
Hay
Jim.
Mm
13
3. 12. ( 20)
Jul. I I
music
ir r n i
in i
u it s i
I pUtol club team of Ed
•k, Ja«k Cochrane, Hike
•den and E. P. O'Dell scored
far. a world* civilian reIb ey had aat tha former
,'tf- 1124 last week al
m a n won ,dht center fire,
l i n . a m t at SO yard* on
K a utoanF after Using at
liar w 3 « o f Arlington, W.
in F.B.t. agent, captured the
i.flre, timed fire match from
Mr* an the ranking after
id. tlad at 199 with Bert
o f tha traaaury department
, HAVEN, Mar. 3 0 Wlnter
Haven
fire
I fha povel experience
for a One \o com* to
week.
I a rail i from Auburn0, A. M. th# Winter
Artment hurried
tn
r station to await tha
Uetuthbound train and
LEAGUE WILL OBSERVE OPEN DATES AS FOLLOWS!
FRIDAY. JO LT 4 (A LL-S T A R GAME SCIIBDU (.ED FOR D AYTONA BEACH T H A T
STATE LEAGUE SCHEDULE OF 1 f t ! ----- (11) M EANS
DOUBLE!!BADER
DATE
DAY)
A fter the lea tore race, Meeraor* lad Ryan in winner* at
tha Spring- Tropical meeting by
IT I f IB.
AppraaUea Jockey Leon ITaakell
•cored a doable in the third and
fourth rarea. Ha rode
Mack'*
Dream for Woolford farm* to a
four-length rietory, at f 1 1.70,
then followed it with a no** win
abaord t h « » l * 4 0 for «2 Mighty
Mtm, alto o f Woolford Farm*.
CockoouHan held onto a narrow
margin In tha second race and
Iroa fcy a head from
Darby
Dallaa, paying 210.00. Dirty Step
nilhed up belatedly in lima to
take the thow, but the farorite,
Fla Money, never are* a conten
der.
Brin* Sun took the eighth at
I 1*! outdtotanefag Halite
and
10 Schools Are
Signed Up For
Florida Relays
Johnson Hopes
Simon, Louis To
DrawGoodGate
GAINESVILLE,
Mar.
20—
(Special)— First outdoor track
and field event boohed anywhere
In tha U, R. fo r 1941, the third
annual Florida Rolaya for tha
University of Florida Ralurday,
Mar. 29 bid fair t# attract an
other galaxy o f Southern uni*
vcrallies and colleges.
Percy Board, ona-Hma Auburn
trash see who gained national
sad Olympic fan s s i a high
hurdler, conceited the Florida Be
laya In 1939 and for th* peat
two yaara ha* directed moat m e.
caaaful event*. As athletic direc
tor and track coach at the U. of
F. ho I* hi an Idea position to
plan and1 esarate a *uec*»*ful
DETROIT, Mar,
12. — (S’)—
Under hia Iron hat. Jimmy Johne«n I* strictly a Broadway guy,
hut you can't blame him for
having a aoft spot hi hla heart
for Detroit ever since ha "dUcovered" thla Industrial beo-hlvo
a couple o f yoora ago.
For, while Jlmmy'a Iron hat
la *1111 a* much a Broadway rial)— Three more eonteetanta
landmark as the hot dog »Unda, were entered yesterday in the
first Florida championship pick.
hi* flatic fortunes in New York Ing onteat, to ha held In a grove
of recent year* have been, at south o f Avon Park Saturday a f.
beat, only ao-ao. Out hero, on tamoon, and It was believed the
'H it eras now complete with a to.
the other hand, James Joy ha*!
tal af 1< participant*.
found n now "oyster," ftn t with
Bob Pastor and now with Ura*
Abraham Simon, arba t* benvoly
T H t h . Georgia Tack, Duka,
Rlehmood, Auburn, Norik Caro
lina, •damson, Maryland, Now.
berry. Mississippi State are a*
mong th* institutions which filed
prsllmlimnr , antrles, and Dlroc*
tor Stand aspect* this group and
nraboMy other* ta have athUUa
here far the 1941 running. Clem.
— -----------------5 rT t
~
Recreation Prograip
Three top Racers
To Meet Tonight At CammAw>rara4
S h l& toS. % North-South
In Futurity Event
ett.
EtflL&saffs-J’iS;
program of U
fee the 90J 0«
forces and el
communities
naval estoMI
was' approve
fitata-Pidiial
caeapete In t
terJail*, and
high school
PINCnURST, M. a . Mer. 20—
(/r>-Th# faintly familiar flgara
o f Samuel Jackson Bnaad cam* In.
to premiaanca again Wodnoaday
In th# aoaond round of th* NorthSooth Open golf championship.
Samuel Jackson, winner of two
af the laet four tomnsmant* on
dm Winter tour and runner-up
.to a third, mad* himself Vwy
much th* man . to bast far It e
CBON T
BE
PATTER
take a hath
IINOLE COUNTY
URT RECORDS
Greyhound M
1AS&EE,
Mar.
(Spaclal}< ■The
Florida
anytime
without
waiting
b
. I* P RdC^fmmtly
■I..
,
j
M
0’•'1 •
.
M i.
r
tf*<*
A1
r.'
22—
SUte
�P9TPZ
BANFORT) FLORIDA
M
r HOME
Value Of Markets
Shown By Director
BySTANLEy
\ T O U > YO U
TH AT S T U F F
Z fe K F B A te L o w
M O W
.
A IM T
IS
SAFH
N C A f t "T H E
*»■
J A C K S O N V IL I.K .
O U G e iN ®
T o
PO T
STO V E
!!
.
a p a a ? ja »g
g tt
O
and conuumen, -U*s'
Uta Institute yesterday
tentlon t*c at Hast aid
year o f tbs preosnt ■
control and benefit W r
In n statement of tl
tntiln industry's vis1
Future o f Cotton In .
vegetable*.
luab, w m I grean In'a vary ahoif
Ume, W. E. Stoke*. State E l
perlmental Stttian agronomist,
pointed out today.
Aa lawn p i m i a n awakening
from winter dormancy, p o w l* the
time to fle e them a tonle o f fer.’,
tillier to briny * them * intar full
crowth floih quick];. "O le* your
■vai* • | *o i start and you win
«o t better growth1 and monl
pleasure from It than If you
tanmnep u»o M* n ter
Mftor*r t t » bad, thaw trim.
b it The nAJnCSJtNIT CrotchO U M phivtdw geatlq, athlatlo
pW M ttaL On and off td a ]UTy.
All-round L a i tea walitband.
Here* a garment that make*
you unaware af onderwear.
Team tt up with a HANES Dndenblrt . . . worn outilde the
Bhorta for astrm comfort. You’ll
Uka thla new ideal
-*i> -
The
Inrifrt
7)4
iv*u*m*
have net up then own *nb*nluii Ira
for hand Iini* th****‘ cominoitlliea,
and wherever |ms*ft I. mv direct
from grower* and ' l i t f i m ' rnthei
tlian
from
rvuMhu
t< imitut
wholesale narkm"ThU
idea i* cornel him: to
think about on.I ).\ tunmi^* it
around you run *t r lion \ nlunMr
cur State nuiikH- i nit In t iinit'
Mr Wilson wild
\l?i>k
u i*
right and mayln* i» itmi
no m e can n il u in. i.
m,
world is beaileu ai mi
time.'
. Gratae*, like other piaatr, ra.
rCS".4 *° r roP*r (coding or fed'
t filling'., Whether your lawn la St'
R A N I S C ro teb -O b a rd
arts, hi* lag* a n free to put
Mn”
( 8 p o f l* i)— ln n 'penal mnrkrl
bulletin lu un l tin* B i l l U ilium
l „ Wilson, dirrol inr ■f StntI* iiinrIcrta, hr id: "I mil nttentimi 1»
an article In the New York Pack
er nf Mar. H. mi a
«*f A t*
Hoffman, rrnnomi't •»f tin* Htim»u o f AlD'iculttirnl
Scale
Organisation in tin | ii.til |II.IllIrlea," He has thi* to t*ay nt «I»
rusting buying l*\ t-lunn • tort**
**Tbi* chain* bn re nKn i**>na a
Inns way tnwanl the 111 pinivmrHi
of the mliltllemati
in the
hnmillnjr nf f i »« li
finite «ii»l
B^nSf£iSLnt!f*dfi,
c*rp*t>
°i:
Bermuda at***, it willi grow
murk
mpr» qftlcUy and satisfactorilyIf It li liven *ome help with1
fertOUhr' in eiH y Spring, he ra.
plained.
The agronomist recommended n
complete
fertilizer
containing
goodly quantities of nitrogen,
phosphoric acid, a
Uwna on mineral toll* and « which wa* sent yesterday to
fertlllter containing little of n* 'member* of emigre**, (he lnitlnitrogen fo r lawn* on muck toll* tute held that " if nnd when ad*ueh at thoee In the Everglade* lltional payment* uro contemplated
the welfare ii> rotton 1» Lett
and *ome coastal M-clinnt.
I f your lawn ii on ■ mineral tarred by prnvi.ling fur them
tien.ral Treamiry,
toll (non-muck), II will respond from Hie
tlisu
..Malning
them
well to a 6-7-6 or B.R-6 mlitur. ralhrr
(figure* denote percentage ol through a marketing • rert if Irate
nitrogen, phosphoric arid, and plan, a processing tat, or a Idgli
pothtn), applied hroadcut at tW l i l t r t t f.
"Tfal* la the only round poslrate of about go pounds to avarj
thousand equate feat.
’tlon." the
Institute declare*.
: Aa mbit nttick anil* already eon J“ tfckt can be taken If we are In
tain relaUraly large amount* of
nltrugen, a mlrturs auch at 0. protect not only domett Ic cation
cpiuumptlnn but al«n the AmerlP m eoniumrr. To tat mtinn la to
tav (hr ronmimrr dnuhly, for the
kdaltlnna) mat of the raw pro.
BA C K R O A t> F O L K S
SW ISS
T lirre i* a f t it|> clini m about tlirae DotieJ
Swi»* (look* that make them an irrrtirtibln
(uihion (or >ounggiil*. See our collection in
Intely Shit ley Temple »l) lea. all exquiiitely
.let.11 Ir.l. all suniuulre.1 washable.* -
.4hvt* lift Ikillr*|
>mn baKfur ilyit* .
rtiiliiuiijnr'l Wlitr,
n> •
|m*ii( Ii (HHketa. Imre
Him A < i it tin tMm
plained,
lawn a
In tha i
growth.
H A N IS
U liA U T IES
anti pockets, A O l
tl r i r Ii a S h i r l l
I rmplf »tyU, dJM
Shiilrf Irmplr *l(lr,
•Air* J (u 611g.
!• 14. ' .
S H IF T S A V ID
MP*jR^orN.k«wff*
YOWh'LL
abhllad whenrvrr
I to turtt yellow
In grdtrth.
* eomea out, the
rME,
k**P
•*'
leW |t> hold It W
K #y t,.and girt
* t Operative 48
nttnfall la wot aufflgU
C
O
T H A T 'S Q IG M T - - T M E
SH AD E O N T H E U P P E R
S T O Q V IS D O W N ----B fk N K O K -S S E R V A N T
W A S T O R A IS E IT IF
A N Y T H IN G W E N T
a
W RONG *
M
H E M tT tM E
IS O N M IS
L E T 'S GO
UP AND ASK
IF A N Y O N E
CALLED - W H A T DO
k Y O U SA C /?J
TM t
W AV
C W lfc l M t ' j » ' C I
TO M EET
DAN
AT
BAN KO K5•
VES OLO F E LLO W - KAY HAS
DISAPPEARED a n d d a n
DUNN W AN TS '/ON TO HELP
PINO HER - - C A N 'A3U ? ? _
Classified Advertisements
MUST IAC R IFIC R antlra stock H. J. MX. lainror. Touchton Bldg
of uaed appliances, ttovna.
heater*, lea b ra s,
electrical
equipment, ate. Spaetal prices BUS, OPPORTUNITY
all this weak. Green’s Fuel Gaa
Service, across
from
Post
Offfro.
. -
By Fit AN STRIKim
fWfVWOWPTPHONNtS 1
6(2 CAM NEAR. THE J ,
House F r H E T C J
WCU FOLKS-THE
ftfSTElW iS CLEARED
UP AND lies TALL,
eiotiD Niocure-"
P O O R DCJiS R tE N EAfiN,
------- j l HlS H S A b T O U f
WHAT WAS THE *~t
tn
aA
A MAKING
l A AL/1
AA *—
OB
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POOL OF HIMSELF
HES IN LOVE,I f
---- , SUPPOSE ?*
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mk
lo.c
* Burncs sovatAlij;
VJMAPl o t s A fY71 HlS AJ3E
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LOVE* ‘.WEtT
pvsnn 7 / o r
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hnoh a
s o u r i o j c .'u m |
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suesr/MATt
tn o H tf
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U THE VOCAL CORDS
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mat ten days 1«M* •*l«e ll»«
m»; moatly Florida men u
tfilth Is th* H i t (D ial*) DU
tit TJotUa Infantry rogL
L Tboaa Im v - recruit* bring
l|4U, np to IU full wmttimt
i«tli •t M M . enlisted men.
aaMUlt tout*, «hlp lnt*rtor», tn
bodlea and army locker* i fuel
■ lrpUnt eogtaea, gaaogctM*, (
jt eaww
fS A S J#
, have amoolhl* *b*1 the neirtomer* Into the
is ^ in 5 te i5 r -«
sartificial
a wool and cotton. s
t e i M i n gradually auU
miL thetn.
K M the. new eoUler* U ■
Eywald OrUndoan who can
3 7 __.n r . . i » & "lanrrat
a la epalUd wllh tt
la ConttanUnoa Ai
dee (you pronounce
* ’ taNntrd man at
M « f 114th eelectc
Maramha, a Filipino.
man, woman v and children
manufactured each year in
SATE
Mrs. Leula * . Bara*
sEFw&ffci
aland dialaet*. Ua wa*
Mr*. I m Ii IU Barn* I* ahewn an
thewltaeae *tand In East BU Mai*.
Ill, aa aha teat!fled aha wa* alway*
“n?ea and awua^ to bar fourth
huabaad until aha killed him Bhe
I I year*. Ua tome* d e c I • red ah* ahot him la aall da.
trfeam K M A n n - fanaa after ho atruek her. In IBM*
Mr*. Buna waa acquit*** for kUI*
in* her third baaband.
■set srsa
/\xs?j&2rasii
( t * (right), af Long lalaod.City. N. Y , In whooo rooms tho loci
801 i f f
lit
81.
SANFORD. F L A .
Thar* la on# drug alor# to oach
*74 pereona, according to th*
Among tho typoa of form* reconled In the 1940 ceneua war*
lion and oatrich forma In Sooth
toCUTB^JED E)
JACKSONVILLE, Mar. 20—
(Special)— Employ#** of Florida
WPA, engaged In a diversity of
undertaking* ranging front heovy
dofonao ronitrucllon to the aerr.
Ing of achool lunchti, worked 3,l hour* In Fabruory to rant
AM. •
/
& GLASS CO
TELEPHONE »M
4 Mlira North fit Baufurd On Tli* DaLand Highway
SIZZLING
STEAKS
,
ALL KINDS OF 8ANHWICBE8
L1QII0H -
WINES -
BEER ,
AUU AllracUoM With PrUm.
[Matidoy*i old
Bundaya — Tuendays ami Friday*
[OH RESERVATION RHONE 4801 HANFORD
refrigeration,
• y — doe# mo»t of
^ .w * e lu jv h * n jh « _ q w m t lt y
in
�Gttniuclr C\.unl} ProJu.(r>
'tiore F ru it A m i Vegetables Ih M
ja r a iiir A re a in i'la n d a
111 IMS
SANFO RD ,
F L O R ID A .
Nazi Decree
Would Punish
By Execution
21,
1IM 1
M em ber AjM ociated P re m
H r
Cabinet Ministers
Congress Receives 3-OlTcr
Resignations*
Bui
Regent
Agreement Upon To ConsiderRefuses
Them
Waterway Plan Way Cleared For
AMSTERDA M. The Nether) 2 1 —(/?■)— A decree
today ,*av* German High C M nieafaner Arthur Sfjri-Iaquart
authority to aaUhliih irachlnery
to execute summary JuatJca—
■hoottnr for arriou* effentoa—
hwd .to replace ihitchVifnriaU
Port O f Fund Wo
WASHINGTON.! Mar. 21
Jth -? An additional out*
*4.07M10,0t4 for the
and N a v y , • including
f a r a near p la n t w ith a
t v a u fflc le n t to supply
too.ooo-tqan a rm y on
a t a U tu k *’ w aa recom*
d to th e Ilou a e b y its
priatkm a C om m ittee to*
, About half ot the huge fond
would be a direct cart appropriartlon and the balance In contract
autlwrbaitleaa fo r which Con.
greea would ban* to provide fund*
later;
’
About half o f tho Army’a |3r
^ IW ^ O M W ra h a m * » • eonnorked
Link Between (ireat
Invading Greece
Lakes And Atlantic
11e i n k Considered British Increase E f
forts Tii Dislodge
W A S H I N G T O N , Mnr
? l - t.Vt
Bo lions In Olieren
— iVmldrnl IIu o m i )i
«i*nt 1*»
'v *
Wholl Be Ip Army
A poUm W a rn waa tent at
o r ' Joseph B. Vanderbilt, Nf>
fo rt financier and member hi
h e. farooua family, after rcl*
Irak aald ha had lari for the t f
V o Mar. V en d had disappear*/
lie I* a coualn of Cornelius Vah
Continuation Of
Good Price For
Celery Expectejl
Itolaya pf German bomber*. npparenliy bent on choking o ff
**• " • * o f United Slate* war
aupalha early lulay blamed pt
Wrttluli port* and bombed
•itht London district,
where
wprkora atill dug In the debris of
tho year's worn air attack.
A town on England** aout.-i
rnoat waa heavily attacked la.l
night amt early today when a
ateody at ream of Natl raider*
ralnad down high
ix p lo iitn
which thatlcred bnlldlnga.
(The south roaat intrn, It wa>
i^ngrrM
New Members
Announced By
r fc jr m
rescue squad* rln *w*v
■Va and concrete of homhed
buIMing* end hnmc*.
“ Hundred* of othrr* arc hnmc.
lf*«."
The homhlnmi of the right Ion.
ton are# dt»trlct* In or wav com.
erred with th- f l r - r h*'** a**-ult
on the motropol'a Wndnowtay
night end f*riy Tburadav. m»w.
. and onto i
,- - « M
Split In Gas fa * '
Funds -Recommended
boutd nm
onactaiont bf the bin, which way
lima. , .
termed' rital to lM notien'a do*
fan ay. Senate laadara predlrtml
crate*
ot
IJhat chamber would pom the o f celery were >eel
measure Monday, o f Tupaday four down’ bunchea___ _____ _ .
aUea ( U i to 93.SO and n few
with « • anbatantlal change.
Kaos'* comment an ewivor* wa* st f t . Elghta and ten* war* at
under*toed to hero been In re. S premium nt f t and It.tS. The
*T-par to o quoatjon by a com* New York market *r»i slightly
Jalttaa member regard lag whether 'Stronger teday than yesterday,
with three* selling at fJ.75
fours, flbO, tires and rights
merchant vaasria ramrl
f3.M> to fU S , and tens, tXW
l*la to the embattled M
to
fT75.
The aecretatr. it was
in A report l*aucd today fay the
ply r.pl led : "N o plana2
SLlcrtl Stale
-Market
New*
_
The controversial eta
Mrvica of celery shipment* In
• lio n waa a tuple Of
t'ferlato by oountlea from Mar. 10
bate In both hooaee v r
to Mar. 18 ahowa that Semlnolt
octmcnt c f the lendJ
bounty led on all Put two day*
Tha act coetolna e pro
In the number .of cartel *Mp
carting that rvethln* In
menu.
'
rare shall be canalyua
- The day by day report 1st
V . J S X U ! >y. 12 eyra
ar, IS, 31;
lipmrxt* W1
I, when SJ
Artists Colony In
Lake Comity Begdh
LEESBURO, Mar. lu jlp a r ia l)
— A group o f noted erilaU hare
ehoeen Lake oewaty ao tha alto
for a new eeieny which will be
.. j a c k b o n v i u j ?.
Mar. si.
(/D—Tb« Slnto , Aaooriatton <r
County Commlarianeea Thura-toy
heard a mcommojUaUon tha t k
percent 0< kurpluo fuhfl* »>*'
misht accrue to Ito, “ «"**<'" UV
der th* gen tax dlatrlbuUou act*
during th* nc*t U *
to 7 dl
verted to the grncrnf U»*
^ r
Stole Rmul Depariment to m e t
IU need* for addlUnal iund*.
•The recommend*lien waa com
talnod in a mpoti ^ e anecto
rommitteo on jr a i t»*J e g l*U llo 1
presented by WalUse E. Sturu1*.
(V*U , attomev far
Marlon
County Commlaaitov. __
Japanese Minister
May Visit London
DERUN, T to r T jt y - a T - L t o u .
ally i*(l*W#
Japes*** aourcc.
here todlrated todtr
Eorclgn Mini*ter Ym ^>; w * 1;
aoekeTiteV *n toot# t* Berlin for
an A s)* confer*nee, might viall
L o n d e trT i
^ U
* • .
say wh**
that Mau
way of
the TTnlWh
P op eP llii Cancels
Usu^I Raster Mossi
VATIC AN C m
/^-Authoritative
verted today Pepa
___ ika.'
X II had
it Easter
nedktlon
may for
rear* be*
wiili plyerrlne for their e*plo*ive*
(iuna ready, member* of *
Inc parly watch a* flrr Mvccpk i j
(cry oil the 1.uf«te|i Islands, of
way. 1‘ rlnripal uUji-ctive waa l
cedfish nil industry supplying
Library Group
tlerf on the north,
kre “ much heller"
I to 1010. W. Mi
yaldcnt of Ai*crL‘
owtra, cold todaf,
indication t av.ow
will hold firm ft#
of tho aanaon. I
hot weather might
Tea Is Hold At Mayfair Hotel By San
ford Memorial Body
with m u t
i M iM i
t tiny i I f it hi t»f an
l»v vkhirh |h«> Wnitffl
i HPffrinviim t ‘rmvn Council
Staton Riitl ('siiaitn
ftrop4i««* to
tho *v l, 1 nwhiu'e Itivrr niTieion to join llu> Horllnwa1« rwfky powt-r )»rojrrt.
rstl*
loini‘ .T ol,vo A x is irnvp A d o lf
inn Ii'll fvcnlimllv l<* n»st mure
In lli'p tlir uri'i'it liuht todiul tinn 1*00,000,000.
TI if Rgrrrmrnl is Niihjrct in |hc fo r Ihh cxjMH't(mI invasion o f
nniimvAl nf rnrigrr** nmt thr ( iri-pi-o Ihii nt ii,,. unnic tlnid
ra n a d U n Parli ineM ,
it |ir«H-iitiifitcd n triivcrnm eni
The ItrluMi
mpiured L'l.'i Nntl* and ten anil.Hrlti>h Nor.
Hi ei*ll"
More lhari HOO No r m yum
u-eie icseurd from the Natl yoke
palrlolr
1 A dccpssB * i i* r * « )- linkine crtoto in w lm 'li three Y u golihc Great lake, with the Aitonlir L|nv ndiliiet m inslerp an grii OrrRii with piovi«ion for 2,200,* .
* ,*
*
•Believe It Or Nat’
To Centurc Spencer
Garlund W. Sprnrer, nmn.
Jem yidler who
hold*
thJ e o u i M i o t i l at the Sanfoid
‘ oiintrx Gliih link*, will be
let ii led HI lloheri I . Uipley>
lleheve Ii or Nett" rartion
Mm ,.,'i fur an iinu«i.al
If my fi-at, It * » ■ learned to.
lay
A full length picture will
hoiv Mr
Spcn.er
-w lnji.v
,. -If ||||1> and t,y ihr pirl-ne
1 1iito rnptlitn:
4feiirlnnil Hpcnrer, R i n «lr »-
J a s p e r Wolfe
Makes Perfect
Score At Shoot
Howey Grower Tops
M a t c h Marksmen
With 296 P o i n t s
| Ortf) n-w hydnrlpftrir hnmrpowrr | '
i r n f j v i P i l 1lir ir
rvMimuiI fii** the twn e*omiirii"A i* cmilem- i*,<l|ni''
pin ted.
I 11 Wtiv l* p rU*il flint hcrlOlH
FrrRtrlcnt
Riwispvidl
.n ckinn internal diwofijni w >uiM devefhp
temporary
rvrapr
from
the in y Ug,l>tBN
wriirhty proMrmt of of lire, wm
Ri'gt'nl I*! nice I' b o I icfusod M
on vacation
Iti-t
ui^ht,
tint accept thr cnhiriot i iMgriatlona,
pottponed until to<Jnv a *«ca v«iv. a*ser1mg thni no ciio h i u i UI bit
ihooni the
\l bile
limine ullowed to f|in I until the agreey*f ht Potomar
rncnt is signed
Ms hoarded
Uie
Poiomar ni ■
. .
a n . r
. .
g , . g i
The (itrinun* *nid the »ignp*
rtu-k. at Port Evrrglaite*. Kni nf. I 1(lrr rt. lr
f , , Sllnd, ^
fleer, kept her Usd to the dork.
Serb.' feeling.
U.e gov.
becamte of threutenlnff weather!
ertiment’s decision ware ilencrlbed
outMde.
a* mounting feverishly, and t*rw
Willi
hU
ft* hi ng gear oihwi
aloned heightened hy the diaclaw
Jasper
Wolfe, llmvcy
citrti
and half a do*en other ilrvnie-*Mire that finn of YugoRlatvla’i
p rower who i<
ncournt vt«i
of the art ol m gl ing along, the
lor ut Bemlnole Gun < luh *h&ots, Presideni wt * ready to »«il f* moat piommeni generifi*— repuAu
edly Ihe *lFi»nfe-t nppiHifnla I
hntl 100 on the pistol range and nightfall
He expected to -pend
Jfi r BHiifnrii, l ‘ ld., sci»n’<l
n 2!*tl fpntrh afore to top I K a week or 10 da>* combining lii« u surrender in (he Niiiia-—h«ij
i| iibte t Hglr
R 47rt VHi 'l
been (piietly pert finned
earlier
mark* man at the rlnh'a regidai
two favorita form* of recreation
L rtithmit rv*rr Letup im tile
match at the langc near On —fluking and cmUing. Wheie. h- tty* week
'liiiuity or prrfO,M
Hotel Mayfair yesterday of let*
In .Albania, where uncfinflmiPd
Intended to go, perhap*
harder report* -aid Faaciai f n r a ^ - '
! impn.
yv-.
r ,
ih# Bahama*, perhap\ into l£t
TXT
fr*
wt*11 ‘1* VtopidIf dl .ftftf#g f at Ni£ H i Iii®11
l
AtOntlkhce at thr
gulf, reinahied a t-r^ref
lerHay wa * the lie*l
Crowded into ififn/ier* oi ttio |f«taok* *md they repuJeed two
scrreiary
lank Clipper ted
TtAllan
week*. NTii| Hmith,
yacht were
A Uorncj
Oeti** j 1 *
null raid tfMlay,
Jacjk-on
Secretary leke*. I l n r j
w iriiro to ’h a v r 1 p ly ^ v n litl tii lluj
British |ir niher h
-»cppi <| up
The score4 ati the pistol
tw IJopklrt*, former -ecrourv *t
Clty of hanford in accent* mv
000 Ilu.
whi'ie n police * 1.” t.nTTCl
W A M U N i H O V Mnr 21
</t*'
•ommerer, two p r o id mt nil *ecrc- Chen r f f M l hi hlu-t
with her mothers w1-Ht-a. Mr* II
n#i>d m !?'■ yard-, wen* ns fid. i*rle», Stephen Farly and (leinml Iian- I nun their Infiv pet cm be.
<grm idil Mo- i .ill »iit.l Thun*
I Ik*' kev i d y ef
J. Lrlimnn prcsidr.1 m» Iiio |miiiim
low*
Watenn, and Rear Admiral Mac. fore rh e ri’n
iljiy Mu «n h
iMHiliU' va kill lh«*
Jim IVt'bh, DO; A t
V.nmlly Intyre, ihe Preildeni'
chairman.
,**-t •i I Eniren, Africa
A h i 1 ip
ili'k tlopmini 011; Hoy William*, PD; <’ F. |diy-iciah
Viuli nl tlijeclmn* itv cnhin?t
Moat rnrouraglng k b * the mi
nounrenimt that *cviih I immli
pnufrwni
‘ iimrc iMlnii ihun lc Slur row, PH; Williiiin Ilooi. cl ^ I lyhf* were Ret jn place i •in'rnhei * who pretlu teil serioui
■
ii
lent
nI tin rdei .......... Imhly re.
■hip* hava already Ur.-n tiiiind
tut l i t ' -ihuilion nlUjiit t»7; J A Howard, 1*7, nnd Jim- |K11-1e11 Ml lllgi t flOl'll lilt fl.n
mie t owan. lift. O l l i i * who firi-t' j hulled I'otainic, former \ u -inn'l 11 rled *‘H1 1v toduv hi hnve ritifen
over to Mrs. Klloo
Mougliton,
lit ill'- tU'Vl wen* I,co Hulner. A < |)ei thick
ami another life n riotoielin . In tritiruy
i it* -1 fiiisrd r u lt n
whirli nm 11 r in the S uffO-hiv iiowii cotin< *IV ri(>pfuv*i i ( n prugriim ib1V
I
Willingham, nnd M
1
three honorary membership* un i mi tii U r »■' UMUlhft 1
I I k 4(1 I II 11) I ‘
n m ed
111 l l ;
V II'V,
i.
lie |aa»r t mu on it fivc.day flying M u r - of Orlando
i I ihi *l It- |i pll« - 11
lull ef f *■'one pledge for
have Ix-rn re
.ruin Hu* r-enrt de< i '»>■*» IVn
•ittii«‘u*lrrit
tittimng
t o ♦’ jt ll in fit t' u ii it i he rJeirmin
George l ook and Mr McSlor
rclvtvl by Mr*. Dow from friend* tirvey rtf
iin * full tight * were t" n ». 'u»
Auoy
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ot
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1
1
fnlrrt*. tin
\ X Irow topped the Mile markamn
tntrrrstad and drriiixi* of lend
\ inn ican I lu*i • on I ul It
ip
tt hn h will Ik
v'in h nn jtiliiirift
Hnl
ing a hand In the •1 nM1-I,men 1 tttlil u (irrs** i niitiTi'iirt’ I hi* ^vii- .nil P‘J, Ldlowed !■>■ Mi
i» titerc would lie ii" m tninn
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Jeni i he w n \ i i iifi'imiiiv t ■!
net wiili PH j*9m) M i Willingham then ideimue*.
of tha Sanfonl Mtnmiinl l.ihrnry
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The *uggr*tlim u*a inmh- Ihui
(hi
ileAtioyrf. mm rii-w
(he name of the »««<n latlim I,, la»|9M tliot HU ( lillllM* Mil M lll'tllllr,
t* h *( |t'C* weti
were tendy In eflahu-h .» « mr l <HI#- AM1 If ft iM d t)|i Vienna or
liei Iin pH- ’ti111\ in u
A'l'i'k, Wl.
altered from the G.-r’-riil Snufot-I .mj jiiiIh iiti’l fi tt plane produc N A M I
S
I
the.cluck vigil, once ■ n
m in
■Hill
UiOi
i I ... lung
lilt'
^oillt Wolle
■i Ml•r nt ed h\ Ihe ci in I iaie ln*t
(Oil *»M
1.1‘ rary Association !■> the tienei
j£H* under way
vgherr
Inrgo tit livrrkN
inpully Vonul Iv
Ml|* ill
2*V
fljl *»H
al Sanford Mrmonnl t.ilnaiy AMm jiboard wen* m *i n >
jifid
imJitaiy
T»
!»!» inn
aoclatlon, which >ii|;irr>li<’ii »> - Aotilil f m1111-•»11 itiiiriiihei on Afhriil. Willian
2P j. Ill iii ' l lip that a fh-Mit .i
oic nit o
( In hi It ml Che
2 'J* mfirme win cro -Ing tin- V1 1.■rm i* t hnl
acrepted.
1*7 P7
I HrtMikei
•Ii-t-h -'-hui , lull
pH PH
A motion waa |irv*rnl-d by S
« 'owilli
In uperxile ulmitf Ihr
V u ii ,<n
f i , n--i*rtpd 11«
2H‘ 1
i f-oAM
”
O. Chase, Hr, tha I illy way. a inI
PI U1
and of 111i* pose 1hi IP ) * 'ml
I-ed %(ifnr nil1 nli j pet inIV".
means committee meet and formo
I nrmi
The ri-Mjctmiurn-, i if* runvlil1* 1* plana for the rnlahig < I
I lion*
Died
likely
*«funds and make a n-port of lie n
ide
1“nl it if ji 1 «111nI I -rl — |ttniilrd nut
findings to the a>><H-iattnn at ilu
cwb
tiV IINKV, AiiNtmlla, Mar. 21
liitil I he Regeni I'ltiU f l fiiul Iheii
neat meeting on Mar. L.'U.
H/iiiihi he free lo fnul fi ffthilit *
Hfimhiirilcil hy ehowon
Th* Tcalgnatimi nf II ........
which w uld fipfuiive i/f i (ieirn an
Out waa read and aerrplnl will, of tonfclli arul paper Btrramoi *
jilluiiHf, Inn
I An-v (leieeii ihut
regret. Mr. Gat Mated that l>. ami gherrttl hy (housuruls of hnl.
•
-in Ii kciiuii might well b ring i i
waa aerrv for the neceaslly nf r.
ulaytng
AustniliRn»,
American
JAi K ^ O N V I L h K , him if I ( T i « lilnre Ihe - iimiu M ci ing pa^fitoti*
•Ignlng. but that prraauie of hii- lihicjickrt» from stven Unili-d
F iv e .yi ar-nid R nlw rl Allen I Mi- mi H i m pro-Mr ii i-li t m i n i f y
i r * * l l * * > e M N * . Three >
Stair* wnruhijiM paradiHl through
vl*
win
-Hint'd lo death T h i ir * .
Hu* h fi h hi i m n w n - priujirled
Sydney’* Mrrel* yr*trrdtty in a
day
a - u Muxe th - t n yrtl n lru*h p « r l O’lilni Iy aiming th»* pe.isifil
The Son* of the Legion Junior
.irmonstmlii
it
of
gondwili.
SIX B LU R S KILLED
Latrr ut mi Mffidui luncheon Rifle (.'luh will bold their regular "bed m lu which he wandered lo popular ion
The
three •ihpiiM.j*
rnhmt'l
•t cily Imll for officers of the *h*n»l Halurday aflernoon al I:.Tu play al Ihe rear of n downtown
CORDOBA, Argentina,
Mo
five nnd (in cent ntnrc
mm u IrM were hr
^idjan Ilu.
t l —(AS— Six military alnn.-n <|tt«drnn 4ou gur«t* hoard Roar fi clin k
Fire Chief K. A. Perry *aid dixavijevit. rmiM*(i r f -ticial vtelwere killed ytalerday in the rr.i-h Admiral Newton of the United
Th. Siminolc County Gin.nl He child n presence in the build fnrr, fit llrunk < l ulu ilovic, min.
nf a United Blslea-buill Marin State* f > t dooliirr, " w r would
inthor d»o a* frn* men than lie * mil men Monday night ».i 7 4f, ing h i . not discovered until ih* >*ter fd ngiicMlliire nod lender of
bomber on a prartlco flight h.
o’clo,-k ai th* Armory, E C. fire had l»ern extinguished The ihe Herb Pen Mi M par tv, mid Prof
tween Buenon Aire* and V ili» u* ilavr*."
Harprr, riimmandinj (H irer an. body burned beyond recognition, \|ihalJo Kiin*lnnliti(>vie, mmi*L»r
fferedea, Han Lula Province. Ii
wa* identified by the father, Rny Inf ju*!ice
nntiiirrd today.
piled Up on an open field at Ch.-i
Aahoi Tiavi*. from hit* of cloth- 1 Seem trig Iy rnnfirmmi* that Yil*
ten, Cordoba Province.
Any peraon who Is haul ol <ng. Me paid Ihe hoy npparenlIy ifo-slnv ia won hi Mgn with the A tit
hearing and who with*, to use liecaiDe confined by the f|Am<, I jirnbahly n»*xl week, one catdntl
tiiiniMfer iJjC'CI* m l when the meet-)
the hearing aids at tfa* First and wa* unable to find hi«
hug broke up after mkdrilghl :
David M. Earl#,, operator nf Dapliat Church ia a*k*d to get out
1 **Reran** nf ViiNi^lnvia'p delL
ill* Blue Runoco ftervtfe Station In touch with tha Kuv, W. P.
caie foreign situation, it i* m *
nt Third Btrret ahd Park A t*, Brook*, Jr., at his rrsidenrt, 110u
reaaar/ that her position of at riel
nut, announrrd indajr that lia r. Park Avtnua, or telephone num.
neutrality tliatihl he modified lit
iy Kannlah, a (artory trained ear. ber 7U .
name way i « that *lie ahoiild beburster aperiall.t, is now located
ATJIENH, Mar. n
__i /h __ rome more rlnaely romiecied with
all
Girl* who hare voluntcrr
volunteer.-1 [at the station to aervlro
Rernu*a *he la *iir-»
The capture of a cou.in „ f n ... Ihe Axi*
tbalr aotrie 00 far tho "to g day make* of ear* for carbutrlion
mlcr Mussolini and the n-pul.. of rounded o*i all litlcR l»v A l l *
nnd ignitlen.
a n as fallow*:
two strong Italian attack, sup. troop*. i| li^iiecenairy for Y » C rw
"Mr. Kannlah has had a num.
Morning I Dorothy Rosier, Eu
ported by tanka were rrported • Invia lo form a new foreign pol
nice Tatum, Beae-e Adkins, lla n l her o f rear* uperlenre,” Mr.
KEY WEST, Mar. I I — (Spa- early today by tha official gov. icy In order In muintmln her inde
Prescott, -Jan* Welch, Jeanette Earle aalu, "and it oho o f a tom. rial)—The long nwnltod Improve- crntncnl spokesman.
pendence and prevent her from
Whltwertk, Bettv Better, Dorothy naraUvely few to hold a Sailer ment of tho (hremeea Highway
Th* spokaaman also said there being Involved in w » r
factory certificate for thl* type
Ry MAYME MPJIO HODGKIN
Mt-mln-r* of th«- Sanfonl Momortal A«*nclall«n met at Muyfalr Hotel Ttuimtay to di»cua*
■further the plaiw for n fireproof
building to 1m
constructed to
house iht lioolnk nnd liff-Mtc po^*
fW»t nf tlcmeral-Renry ' Khritmf*
Snnfufd, f.. L ,‘ C . wtilch
hi*
daughter^ M ff c. Sanford l> w.
-—
IJ. S. Army Hns More
Pilots Thun Planes
•hticil
tiii arvern
*1
24»»
American Bluejackets
Parade In Australia
2'»
11111III !
City N
B iie fi
Incksonvilic Child
Is Burned To Dentil
Ipecialist I>ocatcd
At Sunoco Station
Assist Salvation Army Tomorrow
Salvation A c * f
N l ’ M B E R 171J
Internal Disorder
Seen A s Yugoslavs
Join A x is Powers
The Britiait Back In Norway—On A Raid
N u l Bombers Blast
At London, Ports
To Stop Supply Of
American Supplies
lendedl
WASHINGTON,
— Award o f a f l
I a Chalkar end 1
tWeat Palm Band
\ion a f e toa-dwri
F R ID A Y , - B V R C H
Mussolini’s Cousin
Captured By Greeks
Overseas Highway
Improvement Seen
Carter, Edith
Killer, Hri-o
Love Joy. Olady.
Blaffotd,
Mary
at
Senators Assured Of
Spending Aid Money
W ASHINGTON. Mar. M - W )
neared Its Initial phase Inst week
when the Stole teed Department
announced that It would tworiro
bids for tho eonatonetton ed that
was no confirmation cf foreign
report* that tha Graak* had cap.
tnrad Tcprirnl, Albanian town
wbleh th* Grarta hava Uslcgcd
•Inc* aartj January.
♦‘Among tha many Italian of.
*va, a dlaUnae of about 10 Gear) captured during th* r r v s i
opcrattan* was a coualn of Prr.
Tha rlghbef’V g r will ha moved mlar Musaollal. LUut_Col. Tu.
Clriio, cami— adlnq officer
from Its pi
old railway
British Ships Are
Sunk By Nazi Subs
BERLIN, Mar. I l - W l - O a r .
man aubirarinta operating o ff
•t>a African west coast havo sunk
• 0,000 t w i o f marchant ahipa out
- f a British eonvev, tha High.
Command announced today. ,
LOCAL W EAT
-T*
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1
ANOTHER DOUBLE X
Snags With Holdouts, Grudges
tseball writer* are barbie tha
Mas they ilng about in Mb4*
r i b r n t h ^ r «rlta « f b l ,
M pl*T«r» w d tr ta a . Their
2 gams, tbs Tampa Nogn . the Miami Brannlgana,
tunning Into trouble with
cuts and grudge*,
id following apoaircd In »fc*
too Homing Tribune
this
pond him for breaking training
ty received by Urn Tampa rutii.
nrets, Eddie Brannlrh, mans. "If Ferguson remains adamant,
■ and shortstop of tha Miami HI have to rvatrsng* my Infield,
intrigant, yesterday ypanod his, placing Jack (Tlmaa-WJda World)
ra to gain supporters far his Collin* a t funt and play BUI
m In their grudge baUlo HcKeehnlo, J r , at third."
llnst tha champion NutgeU at
On* bright spot .In ths Nug.
a t field Thursday morning at
S ts' camp waa tho arrival o!
SO o’clock.
pp (Burgundy Flash) Newman
(onager George Klrkter of tho sports editor of Blrminghan
ggats received the following News, who Is expected to bolstr:
n last night:*
!
the^ Nuggets’ attack no end.
Protest over the
Nuggets’
signing of Frank (Robber) Lain
who called the *•Infield fly" rul
Into play on Gabo Paul’s «leat
Texas leaguer over short Inst
season, may result In a *i*cla
meeting at the Tampa Tcrrac,
hotel Wednesday to determine hi
status.
Evidence lljot there may lx
serious lypuble over tho nlielioi
of Larry Gocts, f«irli~w No.
Uonal League official, as umpire
waa hinted iby the fudowina
__ Jlata sriro to Kirk toy fi uin FA
In tha die Orannleki
up,”
I "Do you promli a
11
h.m«
Perry. Ifounelf If you lose, fair mu
' The equateT Terra umpire* ai d Lam
y W u1don't play. Who do vnu * Ink
■rangin'you araT You a n not *unnlng
r (U P) the Brannlgans.”
Go To Post In
Tonights R a c e
BpSfekfrig Ground
F o r 2 Buildings
Don Orlando, a* consistent a
hound as eear raced at tha Sanford.Orlando Kennel Club, will
go to tlie poat tonight In tha fea
tured ninth race at the Longwood
plant located midway between
Hanford ami Orlando cn U. S.
Highway 17.
He matches strides with Jovial
Mlcawber, Jerry Kay, Geld Leaf
Lad. Imperial Laddie, My Hue.
eras, SrrnVlr Mountain and Gun
ter laddie over the futurity dis
tance.
LAKELAND, Mar. 18-|Sperial) — Florida Southern College
will break ground. Monday roonu
Ing for two additional •'seminar
building* In the E. Stanley Janes
President
L
M.
foundation. _____
_
Spivey announced * today,
itructlon work on tho flri
inar waa reaumed Honda;
tha dedication of Annie I
chapel Sunday.
Greyhound Results
Tonight’s E ntries
iwt ra ce —ruiuMir
f t # IS w p .
o r 1M9 FBW Writ
rtAVfrMAPB 1R *
JdMT FfcUAfrtt
C b u eeeoM M
iWi\/H«sitVof7W*Jrtjeee w M A A fit iM a r r
WriW'"TMfl Ajcw io R ii
G lv HS
,
LCAStVg
-as i-t
'p p on
air.
no.
PinaT RACE—Futurity: .
Mil* Nlfiy
4 1 I—I |_|
1 Juilg* John
I Slick Man
M nfeve IIM <| __ S * 1
s— I
S
lumona
S Becral Fashion
Devest ....-I
t 4
S— H t Ilour bon UpilM
Uoy
T
Killy d o v r
Mil*' Nlftv IS.I». l td. MB; M».
Tariff's Lady ■ s Ilu.ldy rrlds
JtVB IlOBt 4,SB, i t s ; Dsvsnt 1.40. 4 Htu-rjNI)
RACE—gulurlly;
IPIrat Halt or Dally Doublet
1 kblclt’a Image
I Maaked Bey
2ND RACK—PufuHIV :>* |.*
1 HIV* Frl.i.d
s Had About Oal
PP Off atr.
Fin.
I Ternpeatnuua
Dago Palo.......
s t ■
J _ 4i I alow npeed
uat lltnrge'e Pol I t I—t S—1 4 IHuye Dean
S fllorloue Bor
Hnow Ronk ................• S
1—hd
THIRD RACE—SIS Mlltc
(Leal lu ll of Dally Double)
Dago pata I* IS. 4 40, J.IS; Jual
t I'.rBuaOrr
<lonrg,*a al'l 4Jo. t.SS; Hnow Rank 1 Don X
t.ie.
* Wayward
4 Slorioarn
.1 Dm aeoll
T Amo, Uulrork
4
Purser
I
Dee
Uarib
HID RACE— S - l i Mile i l l 1-1
FOURTH RACE—Futurity;
PP Off Htr. Fin.
I
Ham
Jackson
1
Air
Reaper
rinnnle Runt .... I I J—| |—no ■ Ju,| Hr
t Rip Along
I uillle Dollars .... * 4 I
|—I
Norman Andrews 1 arm Clipper
Mammy
------- 1 1 1
1—S )4 lirltlih
Ruck
I
Iloldan Word*
Ronnie Hod 11.40, MS. ISO;
RA(,*K—I-IU Mile:
Drills Hollar. 4.00. 1.00; Mammy 1 FIFTH
Mlia
Tanary
I
Twinty
Rucks
III
.
Happy Oilman * Highland noil
iit ll.v
D o r n I. iv a— i .
IM S * 5
»
lloyal
Hit
list
f
Rxrrpllon
P e lo - n o u n l, Boot, sa id S1 MO.
4 Ii, I>rtr
| Uorcao
niXTII RACE—t- lt Mile;
« T II H A C K — F l it u n f y .10 1-1
l hinny Matron
t fit Flr«
* Rlue Ink
* Patriot sMulrock
l*P Off Hlr. Fin.
Mark Down
1 1 I
|—| » Tip Dmvla
J Teiee Moon
J cull fi WlhlNhmitl S I S
1— 1
* “ JffL ■mrrna
* Armed Olrl
liitrirliiin Anmlrrw I I 3
S—hd
Mark Down 4I . I 0, J t 0 9 , 11.0 0;
,1nliit W tilfftlxw d 1, 4 a, 1 Danc i ng
Afit! I* w E.,00
With All-Glass
th iiAtrc—j in kills* at M
l*!» Off Htr. Fin.
Hank Greenberg Hudson Rated One Of Senators ‘ ' j
Ttyee-Hopes On Pitching Staff |
Classed A*1 By
It* DJt.MON (IK A H IM
1a>u Thurmiu, with k am'
His D raft Board ORLANDO,
Msr.
I R - t f l V - rhnrlotto comprlae the m t o
t.TII
HAMI, Mar.
i f —(VP1—The
i-year-old 8lra»l*( son of Sir
lahad 3rd, eaught the bsttors
ping Monday and
romped
IA a t Odds of 32 to 1, In the
lured BL Patrick'* stake at
tjlsal Park. •
.pprentle* Jockey Donald MacIrrw* urged Sirtila over the
k' and one-sixteenth In one
ut*. 43 1-3 seconds—an even
lad over the track record.
9, Btroube'c entry bast th*
favorite—Mr*. B. F. Whita 8 lexis T— by • length and
If. Mrs. II, O. Good's Vctum
third, half a length farther
pikes ticket on Slrasla was
d returned only 38.30.
Alclncu* ran out at
t, lost t big edge and
td, behind Bonified,
h race winner. Rifted
*d up tame after the
s ••vtn-yrar-old mere
photo finish with
Calory being third.
DETROIT, Mar. IH—(/P)—ll»nk
Greenberg, Detroit Tigers' .lug
ging outfirlder, who received the
"most valuable player award"
last year and I* reported to hold
a 130,000 contract for this year,
may be in the array before the
1941 season 1* more than a few
days old.
Ills draft board placed him In
claas 1-A Mopday, (u t announced
It had derided to refer hie cate
to the medical advisory board for
a report and would rawansldtr
ths class Ifleatlon If the medical
board found him unfit for general
military eervice,
Greenberg took hit Initial exam
ination a t Lakeland, where the
Detroit baseball team It training
and was reported to have been
recommended for deferred statue
under the Selective Service Act
because of flat feet.
Yesterday, however, Ben O.
Hhepherd, chairman of Board 23
In Dstrolt, where the Tigers' hesv.
lest hitter; Is registered, lulled
this stoUmrnt:
>,
"Henry GrrenbeTj has teen
classified In Claaa 1-A, but his
esse Is being referred to the med
ical advisory board for a report.
If that board reports that bt it
unfit for general military ser
vice, the classification will b«
reconsidered by th* board.’'
"When they want me, I am
ready,” Greenberg commented at
Lakeland when Informad of the
draft board* action In over-ruling
tha recommmdtlion of th* physi
cian who gave him his Initial ex
amination. Because of
Hank’ s
flat feet, the Florida physician
had recommended he be placed In
Class 1-B which would have meant
an indefinite deferment of hi*
ittoirto
l .wln in the opener,
pgtm was the »ev«ntb race •^%!ora Florid* newsreel footage
paving 111.10. Plekout, at ho* beep mad* t r the various
neweteel enmnanUa i this winter
, wen the final*.
N8. POTATOES, CORN, ETC.
mry A. Russell Seed Co.
VST ST.
TELEPHONE II
lubsni who fhot,g:lt ibry w f - the lu ff. Buckv ran t get esciUsl
Sell plavrra brought Huckv H sr. cl*out any of them
II A U E — F m u r l l y
PI* D fr
Fu -I F ire
|
1
W illis M ila
4 * 1
l lb lD - n t lluy
2 (
F a . I F i r . J »0, 2 IV.
M il. M e . S R ; H otfoot
Cold-mist Freshener
,10
B lr
|— I
l-t
F in
|_1
I—*
*
1— S
2 SO, W llllt.
lin y 2 IB
The first thro# etirU r* a«
okay. Hudson, tie rookie fluan o!
Inst rrnr, won 17. The veteran
Ittiurklr.lmllrr lA«naDl, j.U=V«Hl up
•T i l I LAI* Is— i- I R Mils* 13 |- t
14. Southpaw chase won In
H lr
F lu
Muateraon'a record *vami t *o| KutiBBd ItAllffrr I ' F1 OIff I—i
1—1
good hut he cunio along 'net late Mulljr Dnnv
> ft3
3— I
AluriiiOfls' y
4 3 f.
1 — u«
In the year.
KuriRAN lU iiic v r 10 4 », * 40 , t.SO;
Outbids of pitching tie t«*m Molly
D«n« 3.1#, l.IO i M urtnoiivx
Isn’t an biul. John 1-rals, whi &00
played outfield mo<l ul la#t Wl*
son, ht* been |.rou**ht h»ck w’.o
the Inner elrelA at thlrJ base snd
Cecil Tr*vU h** moviel to ehorl
Th* veteran Buddy Myer And J,m
Bloodworth Are
wrapping tar
the second bean Job Wfhile George
Archie, a nifty fielder Am) goAl
hitter from BiratUv, Ir rtn‘.l.uiv,l
At first.
, ...
Two.Uilrds of the ngtfMd fi
new, Ben Chapman, formerly i
Hcnutor,
waa
obUlned
from
Cleveland And Roger
Crpmcr
ru n t frten the Bolton ISed Bog.
Speedy George Cese remain* a
fixture. Risk . Ferrell An I Jack
Early wlU split ths cttehlng.
Ths Senators have itieaked out
of thd second division only onA
since Harris took over to
They finished seventh last yeqf
Charlotte, Hardin Cathey with and that looks Ilk* a good spo}
20 triumphs for Thotnasvlll* and for them again.
__________,
(U t 1 7 9 . 0 5 *
■Mister* fr*m> 110.95
WOULD MAKE TRANSFER
WASHINGTON, Mar. IS —</Tf
■ Representative May Introdurod
yeeterday. a bill to direct the War
Department to transfer to th*
N«vy Department the Ward's
bank training wall, and th* right
of way adjacent to the south jetty
at the entrance to the St, John’s
Ben Hogan Fayorltel
Rollins Tennis
A t Pinehurat Match
Team Walks Over
PINKHUBST, N. CV/Mar. If.
C o l o r a d o 6 T o 0 —(ff)—Ben Ilogon, the clot*,
coupled little Texan,
WINTER PARK, Mar. I I . - man In every book
'4^—Rollins Collage's heralded on th* tv* of th*
’cnnle team lived up to advance annual North^oulh
was No. 1
lasl night
thlrtyjilnUi
open golf
ptochurst's dharn^
plonshlp No. I course, Just a
year age, that Megan started off
ranking women plover In th* on th* rooet sensational ecoring
tatlon, (tot* the show As she streak * In "Munuiment history.
Up tfllh n t Urn* U hadn't t* .
vnlloped Fred Crnmtev, No. 4
w n on th* western loam. 0-1,
U>. Beta's drupihota and her
At
Orednsboru
and
althering cren-ceurt backhand victoriek
tymled her masculine opponent AsbevlHcu set new scoring re*,
ord* In *hcH of the three, played
Yom start to finish,
tha comhbwd t i l . hole* In 84
strekaa under par, broke par
Duke, Armour Beat
Sarazan, Hagen 8-2
NABBAU, Bahamas. Mar. U .
—(4b—The Duks of Windsor wolaced Bobby Janet as .Tommy
Sigh t Is One Of Your
Much more for « whole
lot Icon,
■
, ;•
You g e t a ll o f Uupe
fe a tu r te nod SM oy
oth ere to th le A p ex.
M-S \V, <AV. ' vi ■H s i i'A ^
Most Precious Possessions
L e t U i H elp Y ou P ro tg g t
T h e Only Ejreo Y o u ’ll E m !U v «
lU rM . CmtracUim of an In*
dustrial art* building la ,cont f i n plated In too M ar future, Dr.
flpiray aald.
Each eemlnar
building . will
a m Ida several
d ata
rooms.
Harmonising In arehlteeote with
tha chapel, tbatta strut tkm of tho
foundation wWeh wlU M u d * 14
buildings U contemplated lit the
near future. Dr. Bphrey aaM.
Landscaping of the ehapel
rroanda ia being continued and
" .H i.
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tan
__
additional columns
In tho’ e»pl f j . covered sidewalk which O
wtl Join tha building*, a n bring
MORE A
TOMERS
VANTAG
[ORE CUBAKING AD.
DURMON-
.Kxdu^ra Apex Spiral
■ •• i
i
�p
.£ V .
■ r# M m % *****»
Sewbttle County Prodom
W t And Vegetables Than Any
Sanford d The Oi
Florida Q ty Afferdlag
And Water Train
BbnUar A m In Florida
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 19U
Farm‘Strike’
Suggested By
TwoSenators
Big Shipping Center
Assault Termed One
O f W o n t Made On
City During W ar;
Shelter Is Blasted
German Bomber
^A ttacks Convoy
Joe Whitlock, 3rd Base Playing
Manager, Signed As Seminole Pilot
Double Irish Holiday
B ritish Reveal Cap
ture O f Important
Town In Ethiopia
*'
rm n
Tlio German* poured fir®
bombs and explosives on tht
Kmrllah ghlpplnir center ot
Hull (population BOO,000) ov-
ernight and left great num
bers of gfad a^d wounded.
Tho arack was called the
worst of manv on the city.
® Berlin said hundreds of
planea wen In the raid. One
ahalter waa blasted, with a baby
tha only survivor.
.The British bombed Kiel au)
Wllhalraahaven and a Natl loafi
• rant* bomber made a daylight
attack on 86 merchant ships In a
rwiTOy in th e . North Atlantic
and claimed one wai iunk and
another hit. e-*
The Brlttah announced
the
A capture ot JUiga, atraleglc F.lhloplan town. They aald It tall Mon
day before troop* from Hi mi Il
ia lid. pushing fa cut off Addfa
•
from Amarlca during the Revo
lutionary war coincided with 8L
Pgtrtck'o Day, ao Oov. Levsrctt
fialtonatall
of
Massachusetts
oignod a blU In Boaton making
It a double holiday. The Gover
nor. recuperating from an on.
Ababa.
_
m
u o n o n ' hla arm, algnad the
. Italy haa beggad Germany not
to •trike (ha Greek i until abe bill, appropriately enough, with
herself haa ooe store chance at
an ImfrcMlvt vleto f/ In Alban,
w , a a m a a acaijrcek Jndlented teat
Joe Whitlock, 27-yvnr-oM third
playing manager of n North
Carolina semi-pro textile league
team, signed with tho Sanford
Seminole* this morning and will
taka over the team at the open
ing of the training aeaaon, Mar.
27, Otto Caldwell, president of
the Seminole Baseball Association
announced this afternoon.
• Whitlock, who haa managed a
team nt Greenwood South Caro
lina for the laat 2 years, haa
been playing ball store he broke
tnto the Salley League at Augus
ta ten years ago. Since that time
ha haa played in the Mid-Atlan
tic League with Clarkaturg, Pa..
for three yenra and for a team
In the Three I I-raguc In Indiana
for two years.
He errived In Sanford lait
night and was signed ihli morn
ing. Tonight he elpeeta lo return
home to cloea hi* business affair*
before returning to take over tha
pilot Job. Whitlock I* married
and haa n five.year.old non.
When ho rcturni at the atari
of the training iraaon he expect*
to bring n catcher, a pitcher and
one -Inflelder to try out for the
team.
An outsider waa rhnaen to
guide the teem became a local
man would not have carried ae
much weight with the players,
Mr. Caldwell said. Whitlock has
no local tie* and therefore no
local men or players hare any
pull with him, he added.
Andrew ■Carraway ha* been
elected as secretary-treasurer of
lOewllaeea — fume
Meet At Lakeland
man who recalled that It took
_ Ikrtn plinth*' In consolidate the
• Nail pyeltlon la Ruaianla,
"We may find wa do not have
thla much tlmo to apart," In
Bulgaria, ha added, hut made the
print that the Germane might de
liberately wait until a alaablc
A British army had landed
in
Q r tttt M U to "make IU defeat
the greatest poaalblo blow to- the
empire's armed strength.”
Diplomatic advleei from Ath.
ena said Uia British,
reputed
A vanguard of a for* of 800,000
• wore concentrated first on defonao against Goman bombing at.
tacka in the anticipation ''battle
of Rurops’a back yard."
Tlww reports aald. British an.
tl-almraft guns, starthjlghu and
P ast Presidents Are State Convex
R etired £
Honored A t Dinner;
Slated Ma
Smoker Is Planned
Retain Claims Lack
Of Food And Taxes
Arc Uppermost Now
In French Thoughts
WASHINGTON, Mar. 1»—
(AP)— A new agreement be
tween the United Slates and
Canada te start work on the
St. LawTence
navigationpewvr project will km submit
ted to Cong re** and the
Canadian Parliament elmnlU neeoaly Priday, the White
House announced today.
Nazi Air Power
Called Superior
Kiwanians H e a r Scouts Qualify
Service
bo haala r thotr fb at dafaaaa Jins
Salvation Army Has
Success In Campaign
eho handle* tha greeter's ner
vier, gave reports on the afc fn ollalimenla of the two projects
tUrlng the Mason.
Tha annual smoker was set far
the week of Mar, 34, and Um
mart date and Um place will be
decided later. 8L Clair jCawsena,
was named chairman of tea go.
tertalmrrnt committee, and will
arrange this affair.
Officer* nominated In
to Mr. Dees warn Id
Nelson, J r , first vice t
C, K. Carter, aerand vt
tent! Bey Wright, seen
Vaeuay, JaOe*
O f Club
F ran co. M a r,.
M a rs h a l
P e U ln '
told h is n o t io n to d a y t y t ,
A m e r ic a n aid is n e c e s s a r y f o r ' ,
fo w lin g F r a n c e ,
I f e « n i d a n e tv F r e n e l
a t l t u t i o i i w o u ld b e d r a 1
n fto r a n K nroponn
c n n c l u d e t l.
lit- riled the ou
taxes, lack nf food and
lion of stocks as p
nmy, |n French thoughts.
The aulhorttatlvo Oermaa
mentary service
Dlenat
Mg
Deutachland estimated Nasi U>
-trrngth yasterday at thrsa tlsaaa
that of England.
Dleust also declared an ABUT*
lean production of 16,004 * U t
planes during 1041 "would b* •
record" and estimated that *f
Ihi* mimlier only 7500 would kg
available for export.
But even if Britain raeotvtf
7600 planes from th f UnHgf
this year.
Dlenat ana
Letters Received By Rtstes
Deutschland aald, "as a result gf
Trade Body Reveal difference In flying ttmg BriteUl
would be outnumborod tBM*
Need For Project still
tn one if English yrod u ctiavlg
well as tha liwaaa of tho. M
I'oiiiltiij
ue t ut that a trailer warring nations are the ttm f.*
ow
Uldl mnkr .Sunfont tour.
camn» w
would
lal rarditti
acilitli h
h iruon*
tuoro compleir, Kd.
w*rd IligjtliiL ■crrclary nf thu
Higgins
Suggests
V Isitors, B e n e f i t
Monroe
Rifle
Trt»m
hnvt*
hr. O
Members Welcom IunIi f Ir»<1 hy (hr KnlioniU IM
Eastern S ta r Honors
Ams,ic kit ion iia pro mm k^nini, Roy
Into Group By Nohlc,
urtin^ rinuii mnnliT nmi
Masons With D inner ; ed
D
i
s
t
r
i
c
t
Governor
*
P
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*
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of n.r tram, am miitin .
A
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: loilny
Nearly. 85 members of the
Nason* and ths Order of the
M *»ru Star «enWed
}o y ,d a. dinner
Eastern
SW *
the Masons.
a sons.
Mr*. S. P. Dutton,
worthy
matron of the Eastern filar, gave
te# greeting, ami C. B. Wi.ecup
gave the response.
Ralph n
«•
, o f . th*
Kaitrm
r ..*1*° uaalated in preparing
iter Un ,r
Mr» J E. Vour!
I
C JP Hacpar. and Mrs
si
Gu**te were Mr. and
dent of the Lakslsad unit.
'Registration for dm meeting
will atari Mar. 10 at the Oilb«rt Hotel In LekaUrvd. The
highlights of tbo program of enterialnmant include i an "Old
Timers” bell gates nt the City
Park! Inspection of Um Railway
Colony in Lakaland, a fish fry
nt the CUy Park, Hi "old fash
ioned dance’* and eerd party,
moving pictures of •railroads, and
n motorcade tn Bek Tower at
Lake Wales end Cypress Oar.
dens at WtatanlUnS.
Through th e.. organisation of
the retired railway employes Uia
Ukeland unit hoe attracted 600
membera to that rite who make
GRENOnLE.
HI , — </P)_
Lehmann Discuss In Lake Monroe fra ile r Camp For
Marksman Group
Annual
pected
Germans Claim Three
Times Number Of
Plnnes In England
WASHINGTON, ldnr. 10.—(JP)
—Senator* Bankhead of Alaban
and Smith of South Carolina aui
grated today a general "fctrikl
ty farmers as a possible,, moans y
of gaining agriculture a larger .
■hare of money dlutrubuted for 5
national defense.
The suggestion
enme
nfler
Secretary Wicker refused to sup
port a proposal of government
Mombrm of n apodal Senate* committee
chairman. Member* (left tn right) nre .Henn.
loans to peg cotton, urnr-it, corn
tiRinrii to invcNtigatc strikes and other lioUlrand tobacco prices.
tors Joseph II. I! r ]| of Minnesctn, Mon t".
r»fi ks in tin d<fi*n*i* program and profits be.
The
question
whether
Ihe
Wnllurrn r f Washington, T**m Uonnally of
United States would rr-nrt te * inf? mlicit* findor proprirodnrji*» nro shown *i"
IVm i *, ,1r»OU N M Mtvnd of Mi"'a Vork him! Ralph
convoy* or other
meins
to
their first inri'hng in Witalnuirton. Mrifttoj
•t Miune
shield Brllain.bnund supply thlpt
Hurry H, Tru ma,, (noalrtll 4if Missouri t%
from Natl U-boats was raised
yesterday as the Uritl.n
an.
nouneed that the "battle of the
Atlantic” had rms-etl
to
the
American title.
The
following
development*
iUt new emphasis on the proK
em of Insuring that American
v ar suppllea shell rev.-i Groat
Britain:
Prime Minister CHiiirnil, do.
Eight lh»y Seoul kkhi.
mi1
M '-allaaea »■ M l , »|,>
i hnrtor nirmhcr* *if th*i.iik*1
Hutchinson, vice-prest
J. II. Hutc
dent of the Sanford unit of o r , a n ? ° r r t A l t 4? of Warn-,,.
Oj. and Frank Gleb of Chicago
Retired Rallwa;
S
i s r s ^ ^ r :" '
British and Greeks a rt aaW to
Continued progress tn the BaL
ration A rt*** drift for operat
lag funds urns reported today
from the headquarter* OuM ag-
Move Would Be PodBible Way Of Ag
riculture S h a r i n g
In Defense Money
K S r S Jt
Florida State Meeting of the or
ganlaatlon Mar. 30 through 2;I
to be held at Lakeland accordIng to J . L. Hamrick, secretary
this mornllng.
Governor Spestard Holland Is
" i l t o be on* of the guaat speaker*
and will bo Introdllfed by Her
bert J. Drans, founder of Lake
land, according te the program
announced. Other gygakere will
bo George J.itw M M . Mayor of
Lakeland J . A. Bollch, grand
president of Um National As.
Senate Starts Probe O f Defense Bottlenecks
At the bus Inote meeting of the
“th
Jinnee, the
mirkH
r’ *r j ° f ' h,, lo<,* r «'**
Entomology Group To
Honor C. B. Wisecup
.
. _____
.11 » 7
O
HI
entomologiit.
into
_
.
. ""uuciea inio
" V ^ I P
tee New.
The rifle group, which i> »pmi.
K *rl 1e4*hmjuin ni T n v n r l i e u - snri’tl hy Troon ft 4 of Hen ton
lit f o v n n o r pf lliin K in »nU Junction, now n»p 4:i nit'iulu'i«.
toM of t b t
•oH and •hemta are held every Holi
fellowship which lire Ihe watcli- day nftoroor n ot
Mr.
N’u h b ■ f nSnibri , f nm iiH .n 'i', Lulny dewori1'> of l he otykanJixifltion h! Hits home, our mi Jr north o f thr 1.o k. • clurf'il 1 hnl "Hu ll' rirr -u f fic lrn t
Ini)inrice nt till* nffl.-r In tndlvnlr
lunch! i n nu ctlny of the Hnnforil Monroe bridge.
„
KI wrii In CliHi «t (In* Viililci Hotel
tieorRi* C'ook, rifle Jnetrit.tur pri fitnlil,. i ;u riitniii ,.f
today
for thr Hona of the Lrgmn niul veil I ill i “
H c ha\e the fut ilities for
“The spill! nf Kiwunit is p x - Miijorctlrs 1 ram in Sanford, Will
emptifu-tl
in ill.'
our
will'll. be piraeiil nt thr iiriielicr aluo*l Ihorir w h ii I m v i'l in rm t"m o tn li"t,"
liiffK'rtd m* *rrt«‘d, "Ittil there
’oihera , ' Mi l.i hmanti ii'cjnictl. 1Su nd ay , Mr* Noble anitmiiu 1
i on at ii nt deitm ml from tr a d .
One rkuinph' of I hr
nitv Icc* , The match will hr held at l ‘GO
vein'l l for nnnihiihiilni inro,
which the ilu b iclulciN
in the " dock.
j
u
m
I
ho* demand route* tin h.i •!K*11.
mctIJcat c a n 1 yivrn to
crippled I O ig in l te d on Fwli. 2H. the l,nk<
children, nntl the npeaker Cold I Monr. *• tcnni la now cndeavorlnn l**d “
the Kikvnni' mi nibciu Ibry w.nihljln •'cemr riflea ami mum unit i 'M I 1 hit lelfet'n (In* C'liumticr i>f
be “ proud if you could m t the |thrmiifh uovernmehl aid, Mr No- jUommtrtt* tint* ri*r4*ivm| I'linrein.
'mg I In* fin'd fm ii 11it 11si tn mn
hundrcfls nf thmiriniula Ilf buy*
t Ifltel v
find girl" thul Kiwuni" Kh* helpi'd
-igu.i
pRrnde be foie ymii (•>»••
The
fi'llnw - hip Irtw eru
the
club* of I hi* United Mji I uh ntoI
(hoar of i jtmidu wan piHiM'd hy
Mr. Ichmium, who m* i<I tin* cun
tom of Hinging “ Anuricii
mid
**God S rvm the Kpig i»t nil Ihi*
meeting" ahould lx* continued.
Win, ili u l you hit te .1 11ji 11r*1
“ If there wrip ever u time when
pn11* In Sun fiinl," IIi*' •■lli'l I'1' thla citatum m e nppi r»pr lute, it
lei
1* nil “ V u hi4\«* it m i '*' I im.
la now,
l he i' Ilib off inn!
rle.
The Tuwnacnd Club will num
ciand.
nt 7 : 1 0 n'clOClt at
the
Cnuit 11nri fo f 1mu 1 M I rude "
" Vu ideal Inrnlirtu ftu .1 (rail*
Arthur Katun and h r G If lloiiae Thuraday night, it wax ntt.
Ihltnam wen* mm.e nii inltcrN nf nniincril today by J F McCIt l ♦ r 1 Jimp wuulil he on ( Ii* (Hkt'fruiit, \ti*»t i f l^ftik Aveniit*." Af r
Ih t d u h hy Ktlwnrd I jiiu *. and laud, president.
tlliypiu* ciimmrnted.
"Snrh
n
w«rr congm tulaled hy Mr. Leh*
*
t
maun.
Thu L»°u* Club will meet t - amp would hr well put r- nireil,
M
TU
|
in
my
1
pinion
it
wouM
he
a
I t waa announced that the night al 7 : 0 0 oVlock *il the VuU
Central. J minion Itully of ihe dr* Hotel. Jarneo Hurgraa of U r. l»r •-fit aid r lnl«ineaa vent tire, If
Florida Kiwania Diatncl will it* Undo, district governor of Lion* vm< 11ikit n properly equipped rump
held In Iri*caburg Mai 2ft, ln-gln- Intel national, will hr u gurat n* p v mild bring ninny mot* urn.
min Sanford l*» Ink* nd.
nlng at B;0il li’eloek tit the l4 ik c. the meeting.
\;i Hi Jilt I* nf the rerreutmn facili*
vlaw Hotel.
( j ( y News B iic fs
malogleal Conference In Galm*.
S f c “ Y * H W and 28. In ad.
S. . " ™ 1 worker* of the Florid.
State Plant Board who have been
‘"...T T 1? .taT ■» m m or moro
Shutecn mervrbcra of the S a n
2*5 be Indueted late the Newell ford club attendod an inteCLrlub
Entomological Bcclety, which I* moating In Winter Park Monday
ascrlng the conference.
night, where*
Mr.
I jiru*
had
eb argr o^ thc program und Irilro.
8ayer U rges Filing
O f E xemption Forms
R. N' Bayer, City elerk, todey
urged S e a te d dtisens to eira*
te the City Hall and file eppll.
•ailoni for bomeetead exemption
before the deadline on April 1.
Se far SAt blanks have been
ftllad out a t the City HaJl, Mr.
' last year a total
kaadJad. "Conn
lad avoid Um last-minute
j" he advised, "because only
1A neve hualneee days remain
before ‘
‘
1 liuildinjr Permits
Issued At City Hall
On
APPROVES TRANSFER
WASHINGTON, Mar. 1 B - W
—President Rooaevslt approved
Tuesday a bill authorising the
Navy Department te transfer to
the State of Florida for road
purposes a atrip of land 200 feet
wlda and two and one-half miles
Ung on the western' boundary
of the Jacksonville naval air
station.
LOCAL WEATHER
• Pertly riei
Thursday, atiri
north and cant
—
fit
* •t
1 hrrr oppllmtinna for mem fa
hip iv rrf presented and rcc«|
r *I *i ii«I pinna were com p!eti4
iittendance at the meeting In Or>
liindo tomorrow night, a t the reg
ular meeting of Ihe Woodmtn o f
ilo* World lani night, G* C* Col*
Ini". at’creta ry . •al<I today.
A rlaikx of
rnndldatea from
San ford, Winter Garden and O rUiiilo will be inducted into thu
rtw*ie1y ji nd Ihe protection dt*
rr iT will be rimferred on thain
I ) C*umpatiy K of the 30 (n Ragimrnt under the direction of Cupt.
Glnrenro Golllna, the a ccret*ry
(•a plained.
All members o f the Sanford
rhnpler are aaked to meet at tho
lodge hall on Park Avon tig gt
7 ;0U (j 'clock tomorrow night and
trn m*portal Inn will he furntilird
t r thr meeting at Orlando, Ur.
I'fillin-* aaiil.
W. I*. Kielda, conaul commgndrr nf (he .Sanford camn, prtalrU
rd at tho meeting held lR«t night.
Murray, Kennedy
Seek Board Jobs
WAS TH IS YOU?
Roosevelt To Leave
For Trip To South
toe ret.
They espeet the Prealdcnt to
te * Open te the merchants at no leave during the dey.
riterge. .This morning two booths
ud keen reserved by the Antleia W ar
Diaeaae, Not
Clab but the remainder of the
rite tea were available te mar.
People^ la Suggested
chants.
The manager of the Southern
States Shows, owner* of the ride*
and aide show concessions, U eg.
peri id te be In Sanford tomeUtee today te make arrange
ments for setting up the grounds
Thursday parte ef the chew ere
ij , -
Attend Orla-ido]
Induction M if
N E W Y O R K , Mar. 10 — (JP>—
Winter vlailora are invited to th*** here
I . O . Chieftain I’hlllip Mu r
Any p« r*si»h m group p mtS *°- r
meet at the Recrealion Building
ray submlttad hla name and teak
mi the lakefront tomorrow a f te i - 1., ihi** huriinrsM wouhl h< ji^-urerl i.f
Thomas
II. Kennedy
far
hr
nnofi mi 2 : 0 0 o’clock f«»r the a n i,1 ih f full rn-npaiAtum * l
Itoosevelt’i mediation board
n
t
y
,
Mr
Ihggina
n-hle*t
nual garden tour of the Sanford
McKay
mi Key Club-, arid Garden ClubPathkiY J . J . Krllagha n made n
Plana will b f dlicuaaed fur at
St. Patrick * Day talk. Sun* were
tending Army Day In Orlando on
led by E. M. A rm lU xc.
Tho club » m congratulated for April 7 at a meeting of Ihe S •"
Yesterday'*
idenliflcatiag
r tiuililliiK peril'll* wore <*
being the find In Central F lor of the American Legion and ihr
wa. Mrs. J . Ross Adams, t i l l
nigbt
nl the City Hull ,1 -I'T
ida tn achieve ite fqiamiol quota Majorettea tomorrow
''ark Avenue.
ay, srcnrflln« to tb ■ r.- n n l*
lit full. Dick Betmclt wa. honored 7 :d 0 o’clock a t the Legion
Tuesday afternoon nt I ' S fl ,
hla birthday. Mr U n r had S. M. R ic h a r d aald tod ay.
’ ot 1tic clerk's o f f l c
ly 6 :5 0 o'clock, you sntstwd B.
charge of the program.
I'rrm iU » e r c l*«'Jirl I"
M«r- i L- I'erkln*' Men'* Slot* wh
l i i n Kil'lic. to repair o Imilling
Ion
Llghth
Stre
et.
Leiwern
llickFlorida will send 1,070 men to
lory ami Loeuet Avenues, at e cost
I'm color* in April. General Vh.
o( 410; Frank Bsur.-. t« repair
*® Collin*, state director of , r leetlva service, ateted Inst week
WABHIN0T0N, >Ur. 1»—yP) a roof of a huilillii" on Elm
Of thla number 776 will ho wnlte* —Tho fourth In a **ri« of con- Avenue, between FV»l ami Sec.
»hd 300 will bo negrw.'.
feranee# at the White llouaa on □ml S t re et*, nt a rmt' t < *3 6 ;
tho whola da/ana# picture wa* ■ii.l In J. M. jJel’a'kii:. to reheld today Bf Prasldeht Uoosevslt roof u bullilivg i t !!•>•• Court
coat of *70. I'. W. Kngl'ah
prepared te taka leave for
Is In charge of Ihe work lor
Southern vagaUon,
Mr
Bauer
and Mr. McCatkill.
e blue shirt with e maroei
which White Uousa
Display Space F o r F a ir Exhibitors
Ready F o r Merchants? Applications
la Under Control
WkJftgWir^l
x>• ■tin* ricig' * .
dark stripe Ue and tan
white (port ahoee. Ton
Perkins' Store rather huff
and proceeded U Taaat
s r * -K " ,is a " s ,-
StTMt door and started
rand The Sanford HsreS
neruSd^^ieeXSmJrovr I
appears In thla eoluau ti
H u 'r t & t i
�t
Hitler does not seem to be dubp so wed- in the
kins. Greece refuses to be Intimidated. Turkey seems to
be getting ready for a fight. Even Yugoslavia baa sot yet
signed on the dotted line and b on the contrary mohitirtor
her army. 'And the British hare landed taro or three hun
dred thousand well trained and fully equipped men at var
ious strategic points in Greece.
Although Germany has Rumania and Bulgaria
*
plctely under her control and has already massed half a
million men on the Greek frontier, it seems to us that a
Balkan war would be the last thing in the wocVI H«t!»r
could want at this time. The battlefield b a long way frets
his base of supplies and must be reached by inadequate
railroads through hostile territory.
In attacking Greece he runs the possibility of bent*
attacked simultaneously by the Yugoslavs on «**■ lUnA ■
and by the Turks on the other. There fa. «ho the danger 1
that If a full leak battle develop In the Balkan* that Rus
sia may sefate the opportunity to enter the war. It b tvtt
forgotten that Russia already has a mutual assistance pact.
with Turkey, and that it was these same Slavs of Yugwhrvia who brought Russia into the last World War.
Taking the moat favorable view of the situation and
assuming that none of these devetopmeaa actually occur. >
It Is difficult to see anything decisive which HiUrr cool I
gain even If he succeeded in over-running the entire Bal
kan peninsula and driving the British out of Greece. IN*
might thus gain a springboard from which to jump to
North Africa but waging a successful campaign there with
iS u w w re« d j
r f»R4i will Imp ti
•i«W 1
iija m
n n
r a u u u s n .
BEANS. rOTATOES, 00)
to d ay
IP FTKHNAb PRINCIYha counsel of th« Lord
* for ever, the thoughts
kauri to (Jl generation*.
. .... PA LAB SPRING
’ ■-i ’ f .; . " * r rna4s "
(Prom The Yolo Review}
id r ip p in r bough, still here o f
the glittering air Is dry
m are frosen high
a had caves In crystal give the Germans victory this year.
tw.lamplJl room. the Ivory chair,
p* utaherlug firs In raln derUra
L- paaeaful soul. No ptmea Is
‘ Jharv.
ha dripping laugh
may wo|l
No tu ning day, nor long entlea
Iltca a ua.v«>tul —
blockade could not do that.
_
Of course an invasion entail* many icuhims auC ‘ *w
risks arc great. But the stakes urv great too. Cracking the
Maginot Line last Spring wn* an enormous gam hi- r*ot
Hitler took It. Swimming the English (Ha nod in an wen
greater gamble, but failure to do so means defeat, the end t
of the Nazis, the death of tinier. It sevmn k ith that **
Hiller will be forced to the lnvavi.ui attempt this Spring ju*
. . . and that he wil! be beaten off
.
H a North Of SuofUrd Ou Thu DaLaad Highway
S I S fE J^ iN .G
S T R A H 8 (J
ALL H N B 8 OF SANDWICHES
u q n o a - .w iN E s l^ ^ B R /
,,.i
With the agony of pnyiag income taxr* rev iruuia »
1)
minds of no nuu\y of us, il is not very pleasant to w a
template the heights to which these taxes may rise In IN?
hJ >». neft few yearit; hut If W» are to enact the rut.- rf guoid
iters’ citizens and vole intelligently on governmental urdtihma
[brought before us. it fa essential that we consider at host
ihouid **** posalbiHtiea of the enormous expenditure* whkh * e
thin r Iare now making in the interest of natiooal defer**.
■tat’ I
In U>i* counectiou a recent addre** of Snw kr Kutclt *
|A. Taft la Uluainatiag. While 3enatur*THn ha a Repttbfwan.
Vvst* ,lH* * n isolationist and as such doubly opposed tu the pee- yau'J MI>1 Administration, he is essentially a well informed f1
third American, a son of a former president, aud has presented!
"onto facts which will ho pretty hard to diiprcrre tbuegniaa Kw*i
we are inclined to believe be has taken as tuioeceuaardy !*• a t
B u s ie r* ’ am* planning ■
•*
d a ' <WUr public vrwrk* pessimistic rlew of them.
*• s ta r t >< (non a t tl»«
predicting that federal rxienditum wifi <r\eul <ad*y
a*
■jur. TWy »r» ronvlneej taka U percent of the people's total inevoae. Senator Tall .^ n >
in b * d z billion left by •*>»: “After all we may an well face the facts. If Ik* ,*k» "d a
people demand the continuance of the kind of gowrameol
which is spending 5f& percent of the u n tW I u ir a u on
Federal, slate and local tipruMs—and apparently t h y <t> l u w
—then we must devise n tax system that will take »
percent of their income away from Ike (tepb cud give U ;
to the government to pay for thuq expenpes
’
“Probably, at the preeenl time, ft la
t
> tt. w
pRI«Brttrlnflnt» the b 3 g rirW e ^ . ^ » ^ ^ g i r e i a e - * ^ v d
fur the nn| j
ly say that a considerable pari of the defense rxpcndMnm .■*■■■*
* P " "|>IU.
are extraordinary. The cost of the new ships ncevrsary to > 5 C £
toak* p two-ocean Navy ami the u n i m l t n i a i u t u r n r t m i
quy well be shared with future l e u n t i e a , but She n e r -d u l i
mal maintenance of these increased military —itM5-hTwnl i ****_■
slw>uld
paid from taxation. As far m I cap sc*, we ere £ 3
ruing to hare a iwo-oceau Navy no matiur who wjm* I N *■— ‘- r
octo.il war. We are going to have an increased Army aid Air S S
i war. horce no matter who whm the war.
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SANFORD HBRALBl SANFORD FLORIDA
w 4m
A n d P e rs o n a l Activities
MRS. L0U1UNB BEAL, Society Editor
S o cial C alendar
T n raso A T
Tha regular m tttinf of SeroL
■pie Chapter Two , 0 / K. 8. will
Ra*t in the IMaaonk
'
" at 7:30
Hall
P. M.
Townsend Chib will meet in
•ha Court House at 7:30 P. M.
far Its regular mooting.
The General Sanford Library
-,#*aortatton will meet at 3:00 P.
M- la the Mayfair llolel. FoL
•owing the meeting Mr*. C. SanfaH Dow, honorary chairman,
will f i t* a It* for all member*
and their familiei,
A Sewlnr aeaaioni will ronlinue
Tor the Red Croaa In the Woman *
a a b from 9:30 ft. M. until 11:30
o'clock.
FRIDAY
The Philathea Clean of thd
Presbyterian Church will ham it*
WROlar meeting at the home i.f
Mr*. W. H. B«ch. 217 llollr
Arenoe at 7:30 P. U. Mr*. L G,
Hunter and Mr*. A. C. Me (ley.
nolda will he assistant hostesses.
Members will sew fer the RcJ
after the meeting.
Roar
Circle
of
the
Sanfonl
Garden Club will meet at the
ihtme of Mr*. Fred II, Wilson on
Sanford Avenue at 10:00 A. M.
Sewlnr aeaaioni will ronlinue
^ o r th» Red Crow In the Woman'*
Club from 9:30 A. M. until 11:3d
o'clock.
Dirt Gardener* Circle jf the
Sanford Garden Club will meet
with Mr*. E. I. H ey'at 9:30 A.
M.
f
• RATURDAY
Mr. and Mr* M. L Wright
will entertain the member* of
the Post rtf flee Clerk* and It—
rnallber at a oienk nupper at
their homo rn Celery Avenue at
4--00 P. U.
MONDAY
The Y. W A of the First
Baptist CIhureh will meet at the
h*m« of- Mr*. A. J . P tlm r-I on
West First Sired* at « 00 P. M.
fa r a supper anil regular meetV e . All member* are urged to
attend.
Sewing session* will continue
‘Progressive- Party1
Is Enjoyed By Club
John
Morgan
i** cspprtiul
ij
The Woman's Au.-.'liary of the
K " ! V VT \ r Presbyteilan Church met in tha
A.t.l“ nl“' 1° [ ! “" 'V 'h 'V
social room of tho church on * ? „ _ _' \ , .
J „ * ll>
• *■
Monday for its annual meeting, U o r f,n - Jurfntt HPr‘"C I'cllday.
with Mrs. II, H. McCaeiin pre.
aiding. The builnesi meeting was
preceded by a buffrl supper
which waa served to 101 mem.
jer*.
Highlight* of the maeting were
the annual reports of the various
chaUman and the installation of
officers for the new year which
begin* April 1. Reports of tha
activities of the past year were
given by Mr*. 3. E. Andrew*,
Spiritual Life Secretary; Mr*. D.
L. Thrasher, aortal secretary;
Mr*. Harry Woodruff, program
chairman and vie* president; and
Mr*. II. II, MrCaalln, chairman of
the axcutlva board.
These reports covered the work
dona ty the circles of the Auxili
ary at home and through benevo
lent and educational agencies of
tha eburch. Including the work of
special committees In redecoratIng the church and other phase.
of the church work.
lit* , flnanrt#!. tw ort ahowad
that f t , 197 had* •
been disbursed
fay th# organisation during th*
past year.
Mr*. Henry McLaulin, B r,
courtesy chairman, presented the
tiresIdent, Mr*. MeCaslln with a
uouqiat of flowers aa a token of
appreciation for hor work in the
past year and as * pledge of
toy*.....................................
iyalty to her during the coining
year.
Julian Adams left
esterd i>
for Montgomery, Ain., Ill rrsutiie
bis training as ait nil cadet in
th* Army
Air Cur|ie. after
Julian Thompson and Mrs C,
II. Thompson of Khelli). N. C .
were recent guests nf Mr snt
Mr*. M. L. Wright and Mis. Ad
dle Ware on Celery ............ .
They were enreute to their home
, ' i-v .l.n d
Miss Nancy Hossetter
Joins Stetson Group
Mlaa Nancy R o s s i Dor. |unl«t
-ed at Stetson University In
D-Und « ;« h-imred vrsle.il.y
with memlwr.hip In the nnl..
“ >« Srr»H and hey. it *•
Ihamed
this
muming.
Membership in the Scroll and
Key, which Is sh honorary
Services Announced
For Church Revival |Mr<> K. j . RouUl
0
Q A ttylat/
«
FORTUNE
B. L. Perldn*
ONUUBCT MEN’S WEAK
of Hhe mi it in truth
French.
Oth.r iiirmlcis of the Ntetsun
del.gntlon include Wrunii’* Its.
vl*. in- triKtur til public svhoel
(the met inni us Lisbon. bht a Bra- rautie:
M ary
M rt'unite,
tilian jttiil he *n American aero* siatant |>rol ,-,»oi ,,f
sccrvtiiriai
osulunl i ngim-er. Thry married science; |>r. t;
l.eightun U
sml will lit, in California. M rs.1].'.,.,
V
*
I'r '»Mo" ■«
Andersnn Is shown arriving at Naw 1polRki | "s-lrm
n
"'J11
York rum, Europe. Her hu.band ts
^
" ' 7 " nl
''
. a ........
ot ,he wrif M K SS1
; nd Dr. II.
' F. Eiell,
v.f
AuunauUcaJ Comsanv
professnr of eitucstlim and psy.
t Mkigy and u member uf Die
extent lie committee of teacher
education section.
Girls At Stetson
Stf-Si ‘Ss%.t“ i!“’iiC: ;DeHver Gtmds In
Scholastic Rat i ng
Mr, and Mrs. Z. J 11" ia,i,iiu.
aeholastic org anlxalion at K lc'
son, I* llm lln l to ttw h lg h e -l
10 |>ercenl of the ju n io r and
senior elasmca
In
ocholarsh
M
holarsb.p.
with cunsiderallon of loaderi-lii|i
M is . R o .aetter,
daug hter nl
Sir. and M r*. A . K . R o ase tlrr.
waa one uf ^-ven students to
recognl.od
fo r
th alr
high
Th# meeting was closed wiUi be
a p ra y e r by D ir Hoy. E . D. Bro w n scholastic ra tin g s. In itiatio n e rr.
etuonie*
w
ill
take
place
th
is
week
lee.
to be fo llo w e d ' l y * a batuiuet in
•v-J '
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thu U n iv e rsity Commons.
■<
Episcopal Church met in nri nil
DELAND, Mar.
19. -tS p e . day tewlcn yesterday .1 the
clai)— A group of nine mem- chureli, with Mrs. T. ti Pure of
Myers, stale president 11 tho
.ban of the Strtaon University Ft.
Women’s Auxlllni. of the Hii|fheulty will represent the in. ese of South Florida, presidim:
The meeting > u o|irned itt
•tltution at the annual meeting
Iof the Florida Fdu-.atkn As- 10:30 o'clock yesterday morning
with
the Rev. Martin Brain, as
JaoeUti.ni in Tampa Jliin wi rk •
sisted by the Rer, licoigc I IranJtnd. According to -\ repot t from grr of St. Clotul. relelirnting t)ie
llrtiaon W. Dr'vi*. who ii Corpirate Communion
The address of welcome w «
pnaklrnt of tho flutter. I Inn.
fUfc(T< illvi-itm uf llic itAfOcio. given by Mrr. B. F Windier tied
Hon. .SU1t5on {irr^onall*ici will n\-ponsc by M-v M'-rgan l'ri«'»*
contribute Hpokrr* uml purtirl of Winter Park The r-!l mil
panta in iliwuAsion groups nl was answered with ~ I in toilers
ill attendance
the rducmtioiial get t' sr.'tin r.
the liu-inc*i-m
Dr. Horit K. Arjptm, prof**?* ■1Following
11:15 o'clock. Mis T ti Prier*
aor uf Hpnuuh «* S* «£*9>i» ru'd sirnke
and the iimunlii> prnyei
p m id i'u t of the | h r i jn I'liHptrr
was offered by llniduii t,iw-»-r of
e f th*‘ A in rrU n fi A im *1 it ion of
Mellroume. At 12:10 Its v Bunn
Teacher 1* of $pai ifjiU, 1.* Hlatid oviks on the leesl-bng Hi-liop'
to Rpuik IVitJay nlti-rinuu t«>' plan "Forward in Sort ->
the tm«d. rn Inrtgna rei d*%i0Vi»1 on
tha r ■*Ij11f%*- in r i i t i of (i |11n rn 11 During luncheon which
lu.lie- •'
ntatfriiil i ti f^puiu ntnf t »i ^piriMti ■erved by tinMethodist Churrli in the 'I- 1•
Amrnot
Mi
Mn. Sot Hum , u.-ti-vl;ti'L pro. t'hurvh sn art.
spike in "Chins'' fn""
feasor nf (kUu<*utU»ii -uitl y'hj- workers'
viewpoint Ml- fini'v
cholog> at Sti*t>t'n and mn rotary
of t)ie Not...... . ' •“, !1
of tl:«' It'fivltrf 1'iUH'Rtnii liiinnn Wils.n
Detiurtini nt spoke on H
Will
thr
asiif uftmioonl in tin Church.'*
to 111 1 mtarilli'ifi y[> dlX ihliiH lift I D istrict Tw o i H U "' ■
■
tho
.nipartMiK’ i n i .i h ) *t\ / !
, - in KissNiiim-e * *"
Various iiiHIiuJ a of pn-'t titutit)ii |wood, St, C lo u d . Mcllio
r* i\ Tinirntiiti* S t*-11 , t,,,i ill... Winlci
''oik
1011 l>Tt'fi>w|ir uf iirrirh, i * nl
and Sniifrrti
90 ajatn! to Rpoak on the 11*0
P e rsonals
The Gra.Del
Sob-Deb Club
member* enjoyed a "Pro* ret
Friend* of Mia* Louise Packard I
ire Party1' orer the pait week- will regret to leant that the
end. On» Friday
evening thry wera ill at her home on Avocado Ave
Fi
ruaita
Mi** Joyce
Jovce Wanlell
Wards! nue.
its of Ml**
for dinner at her home, after
»»rd* r»lnr *° the home of Mias, Air*. E. E. Walker of Sarasota
Norma Wolfer to
ipend
the: |* vbltlng with her parents. Mr.
nl*htjanj Mr*. C. E. Chorpcnlng, for
Saturday morning .after break- a short time,
fasting with Miss Wolfer they!
journeyed to the home of M L*, Friends of Mr*. Frances Raw.
France* Bryant for the day. *on will regtet to learn cf her
Mia* Dorothy
„ Rung* and Mis* IIllness at her home on 709 West
Janet Boyd were hostesses to'Twentieth Street.
the group at lho home of Mbs I
---------Bunge far dinner.
George Weinatein is cxjiccted to
After i pending Saturday
Jay night return tomorrow from New York
and breakfasting with MtiU
i Gwen where he ha* been on a pure hal
flay** Sunday morning trey at. ing trip for the Style Shop.
tended tho Methodist Xhurch.
Sunday at noon a picnic was en
Milton Powell has relumed to
joyed at the Big Tree.
hi* home In Orlando after spend
The party ended on Sunday ing the past weekend with his
evening with a waffle supper routln, Kncnly Rest,
in U k i
at the home of Miss Marcia Mary.
Proctor.'
Thoae attending
were: Mis*
Harry Brownlee, student at
Frances Bryant, Miss Carol Jean Stetson University in IM.and,
NU, Mlaa Janet
Iluyd,
Mia* was the weekind visitor rf hi*
Dorothy
Rung*,
Miss
dwell parents, Hr. ami Mrs.
E D.
Hayes, Mlaa Nonna Wolfer, Ml HR BSrownlee, last weekend.
Rebecca Lee, Mlaa Marria Proc
tor, Mlaa Joyce Wanlell and Mis*
Mr*. W. II. Foushec bus ar
Elisabeth Vaughn.
rived from Grernshoro, N. L'„ to
vblt several weeks with her si riIn-iaw and daughter. Mr. amt
Church Group Holds Mr*.
G. II. Best in Lake Mary.
Its Annual Meeting:
Mrs. B. D. Highlcymnn, Mr. and|£rr, Mi
M. r . SwJn^Ip, Mr. nnd
1! o v
1■ M l
I
n. n. Crumlp}, Mi. and S o n , Mr
r
w
n
T illi*. M.
Mi
Mrs. s . F. Domirn'y, Mr. mid r f I ’f'n r-M M \
) 1M r t 0. p llrniilim, Mi nnd .*011, Mt
M i Hi.' . i M< l M.
i; i t»»•.•<■■) t
Mrs. c . it. pnxx .MkM, Mi nnd n . w
II < Mimti', Mr and Mrs.
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A’ nl. I t *lff i ■ j; . V r in
ll
Mul.-en . Mt a nil1 Mr- 11
"It •! s tlVlij
.411*1
.1 l.ehmnu uml Mr and Mi Mirmiti' i t’ t
G
I*.
fit |*Mt 1
a tort1s j'lfG t . l t . l
Mrs J. (i Huff
Also Mr. iiinl Mi- K»lpH"Au-- im'nlA .1 11H*1 1*h 1i 1' * 1k 1‘ l * r .
till Smith, Mi ami Mr- Arthur cenl
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!
Phillips.
Ilr. mid
Mi- W.
B
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lit T. .HI
Hhlppy,
Dr.
and Mi ■II
W iilu In-Ff'i'i
Rucker,
Dr. unit Ml-, t W. Bu 11hiHu- UL*
w k
Stetson’s Faculty All Day Meeting
Held By Auxiliary
To Attend F.E.A . District Number Two of lie1Meeting In Tampa Women’s Auxiliary cf Holy l'ro*v
Evelyn Wilkinnon
Honored At Bridge
Huffet Supper Given
llv Members Of Glnb
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cam ly E a i t r r r ir r
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were iiHiHi lu
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Mi-- Evelyn Wilkinson, whi*c icoreft w r r r
k**|U
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D E I . A S I l , Mat
I k — (S p e rlx lk tnarriigc will be an event of E l it e r tlrwiiffi
— T lic friiiirinis- ele llieiil u l d ie t , April, was honored with a bridge
F o r uforinjf hitfh
tin hi niy < *
son U n it ci -ity i> either mote In .
party hy Mr*. A. W Lev at her g im tn , Mr« t ’ ^ Huk* i
tclllg e n l i t mure slu d ln u s khan
home on laurel Avcuur last C , Hoof** wore a w n n h ii
the men, it
sta tistics
reieaaed
oraning. The rcorn. of
Mr*. He reohi» pr I Si" wt'fll t" ^ 1 •**’
here today
by R e g istra r O lga Lae’s in
T illia
Mi>
II
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Hum
hum* were
Bowenl| iiri’
are I'M
to tie
IluHi1
til1 believed.
lHlU'Vt'1,
m rtrofijainn
«# u.<1ecurale.
tiI with c e iv n l high •»»♦•*• pil.«' l"t I*
G r n r io l a s .’.a g e . for the I'irst ' a a c jld u .t ln g
. ‘ b r id ll
m u "/ Knmm of t lim r 'i <h**<A* i *
►eim-Hiei of tin* u rg e n t Rvhool |Vm M .i,*„1i
i - ..».
,
1
D urin g the m» »l. I*i
i
session w e.e Ml 12 p r.c e iit fu r J r a eorsaoe , 1
lin ker ciitertaim i »*1 It I"
the g irl- , and 7k <9 V n r m t fu r
P“ 4
i .
■»d »talis.
Jol,' and arii'ii*l
ui«n
m
r of
'l,
.
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R- R Mnillli W*s aw sr.lvd group Nuiig u
It w as u l revealed by
l i» » novelty hob n allsd vw.e fur Route
f.»r i*t .Jinn in. 1" led
■caden...- , N.|.i r.lt’ n- tl.-t m en,. „ ortl1). hi, h
th r
lin J
t Ititl) lit
rn w H S i......
to rs nf l i a l i i n i t .e - and snror l i e s , M rt- Jo|lll rn iw fl> ri|
th„
II
W
*lrtl i,> Ml
iitiained high, r
b o b .si,r r * mg* t w y e l, ,., prt,e ,.f c lJ r, t , u w H ,.
A rtlm r J'ImII ij
.h i .
r"""t ..............1 'C"'»en stud.-nls
Mrfc Jotm T i.
1
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1
til
1
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r.." ................... . w ith ".icln l g ro u p s. tlu n w u U lf r(w |p U n , „ f ,
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H
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< sl ” ’ i * * |ire,ented the l.onnr‘
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^ im n t r
'"ig e rie us a rem em brance
feilow- av. r a y id .7 J H iirnr.ty
>n<| M|„
Kv#,
K . I».H. s
ro -ed . led the field w ith oil MU .a ,,r|1|M , r c t
A p ril s I h i . w ith a
m ark, w hile n o n -fralo rm ty
wo- _____ „ „ g. » _
1,
n ov flljr huh n a ilfil xanf i*k u nn*
men tin nod in »* 71* 55 HVfrapt*.
, II . *i>non
•’ nsw
to r f *
tile
>■• 111
tn‘tn»ion
' nsiun TI hnrr tixo
I ” I.
T h e general averag e of u l of i.n .iM .e le c I w ar. presented vvi.li
.
• ulori*
. __ st__
*7miI _i viil,.sii i
Sti'laon'a
thfin 7tM
le v e le d i f f nt th e 7 k 79 in n ik ,
r e p e lle d It e g is lr ir r llew e ll, - lig ld .
I, In g tie i th a n nt tin vj* ru
pe/ n ic T
r
■I ul
la»t
y e in . TI'
n iid a lu r r
w rr v
b rid a l
iT^uie
by
*
b 'illi|U it s
Mrs
Miitch. ,
vvlm li
Edmund
Thr
Ds^Mtnl I p>
..1'. ; I Mr*. H a rr y I.r c . Mrs. Jack W IL
Uinaori mu! C m tiliiir T r<* in n rrv .
itif • •alad and M irct e n u rrr to
fu nd dei lin e d 1............ i l l i c i t n ,kn i
re a s r in s fo r it'*’ v a r io u s d i f f c
j , n i l ’. , say ing llia t th e g ir ls M
w a y s iln run v u lb a lo d le r sehola
tlw (CUral*.
Th o ar pra«riit hhrrr
Mi»» W il
button, cu r*1! nf honor, M ir Jack
Atinuiuiring
that ha
would
IS C l u b
H o S tC b S
hlgher'avrTaee f- r fraim W ilkinaon Mrs John Tu tu m , M r*
nraach tonight on "Jeaua at ■ I
in ly m e m b e rs innv be d u e la the Homer l .i t l l r , M r*. <*harlm !••!!»
Funeral' or “Jesus Sharing llu.
groups' p ractice " f m aking pb'dge- M rt. E . II. Sm ith , Mr» Jo** C o u
man Woo* ',
Dr. O. Howard ' Tlic II. F. Club which I* ioiii- B„d active in cin liv rs devote »
Callls who is conducting an old posed uf past matrons of Sem Minalde num bvi of hours I* ' nties, Mm II N. Bayer and Mm
llavm ond l,u n d o n i*F
lima revival at the Klethodlal inole Chapter of tho Orviet uf vxi*rk lo t h ill I uwahIIR,
SRI'1
Also Mr* W H M*»ye. MrChurch all this week and next Eastern Star were entcrUnn-l
ltr*cot iTiU rh r. Mr* J-Jin <v , n» weak, also disclosed the aervlcci on Monrlay evening by thr pii-if.,rd . Mm. Ed o iu n d M ri*ch, Mr*
which will lie offered for lho rest JvTit, Mr*. E. J . Routh, at tier M e e t in g in H e W *>y
I A. tlrl#
Mr*
H»"-v
L " '■
cf tills week.
home. A chill supper was served
S o r o r it y C o m m itt e e M il W , I*. n^ioV* M I** t '«th*
With tin evening
the guests upon thalr at rival
■rino While. M l-* Evelv n Ecb -d i,
bmlnolng at 7:30 o'clock, Dr. after which a business meeting i
Miss Trenliolm nrllnbnl M's» An.
J Member* of the •* ecu llv* con, ru Iloilo Drown, Caroline l.e* nn I
CaUl* will preach tomorrow morn- was held.
Ing at 9:i& un "Do You Have a
The room* of Mrs. Itniilti s milter v.f Beta fiigm* * *»* hl 1,1
___
Brother?' and tomorrow oven- home were decorated for thr oc their first official meeting »»«“'• llist hostess.
eastern with wild plum blossoms Hi* organisation uf the aoiortly
Frida". hts subject*
* "will
ed<*.lnK"
°
n
bo “How Brits* for tha gamta and con ill haiiford on Monday evening at .Fraternity To Hold
to Catch Flah' In Ui* morning, tests enjoyed during tho aortal tha
lha hume
home of the
-— director,• , Mr*
.
All-Florida Meeting
and "The Prodigal that Ntrar Re- hoar wero awarded to Mr*. J. Mayriio Mrru ll.algkln, on Lake
turnad" In tlw evening.
E. Courier, Mr*. Glenn E. Mr- Unora.
LAKELAND, M»r.
It* <Rlh
■ On Sunday morning ha will Kay, Ur*. L. M. Tyra alid Mr*
A flow
flower
A
er auangement
al I ange men. carrying
e
' ....
A 11di s
ffrit*
nraach at 11:00 o'clock on "Tho Harry KrJit.
out the ao ro rily cokira of gold , n a i l — Lam bda
»I1 Fb n
and
b
lack
w
a
s
uaed
III
the
UCC.iI
r
m
u
y
w
in
i">™
-■
—
rower We Need", at 2:30 o'clock
black
as
to
d e c - n lt
« ‘ < h"
■ "..
“V
Msmbvrs present srere: Mrs
mi "Adam's Apple* for Men ami McKay. U n . Tyre, Mrs. Kent, la llo n r . T h e room it, w h ic h the '..n e la r e R a t u p la y " ,,t
d ecorated , - F l o r i d . B n u lb e rn
of
Boy* and at 7:30 on “la There Mr*. Courier, Mr*. Berth* Jen. g u e st* .M V ,, lie d
« Jutirromt?"
^
R t a lh iw
kin*, Mr*. R. F. Crvruhaw, Mrs w ith tr a ilin g H l u w j . . m l « and |
jlla subjects for nest week, will C. L. Irvin, Mrs. E. C. Harper, the re fre s h n ie iit*
ru n slste d
be announced later. Everyone Is Mr*. R. W. Turner, Mr*. O'lbal yellow eiKikirs and yellow |Kinch S Anderson. R ollins collage doan
and a national dlrectui of _ th*
cordially invited to attend th.
Crosby, Mra. B. C. Moore, Mrs served in tall black stemmed social group. »»d W. C Wain,
Mrrkta and to (iiing thalr naif h- J. 0 . Huff, U n , R. C Maxwell. ginsses.
ban and frimds.
Mis. Ruth Jean Wright, presi wright, national traveling seers
Mr*. Murray Jarvla and the hum!dent,
after receiving the llteia- lary, will participate In the
for th# Red Crtaa at the Wotuie and iuslriietion* for future two day meeting.
■an*a Club from 9:90 A. M. un.
DelefgUa from simpler.
al
program*, distributed
them aUl I I J 9 o'clock.
mong th* variou* officer* and Kolllna. University c f Fiorid*.
University
of
Miami,
and
South,
ilant for futura work wura outera will attend. Mr.ny alumni
lit ed.
The director announced that at residing In the at* tr a re i xToday & Thursday
lha n u t meeting tha first In the p«ted la be prevent, IH" South,
cultural programs to which all era chapter leaden said.
ara looking forward with en
Th* govern menl mica,
thusiasm entitled “Invitation to
h appy
b ir t h d a y
life" would be given. 8b* stated jumped its prk* for grapefruit
0. M. Jacobs'
that I heso programs “would from |TA0 to tlbO t ton undci
greatly rnrlrh th# lives and ouL Its Juice program and aunoun -ed
* ’ *• 8Mh>Jfl
Irok of all Beta Sigma Phi mem that 12AM . ton* would t-e pursad this week.
bers aa srell as strengthen their
'CEMENT
confidence In thalr ability and
s u . . ( t l s .o . I mm. i las* a s s M i w n a i l h s *
position
In tha eomirunlty,“
WROLMiAU PRICES
Thoaa pn*cpt included Mia*
TO RETAIL EUTI
Ruth Jean Wright, Mlag Mary
tarn* r tiis ta ii t>*s»
i
Orncg Dora',
Mlaa
Martha
W ith Wrtisew
ttaasaali
Wright, Mlaa Ellubath Franklin,
« M w# par it Ms It
Mlaa WUma Laalla nod Mr*.
Kedgklt
MILDER
C O O L E R . . . BET TER- T ASTI NG
^ CH, lilt' I 'lf l't Mlllllvl". .1 I"l ' ’I
C hcRtt-rliclda. utitl mi itu iiii IImjiis ul . j l u i
BitilikiTti like y m i r s t 'l i , 1 m i'll h m l ( li.it
C h c s lc r f ic lt la a r c MUD, llu v\.iv \<m u .m i
c i f ( a r i 'U c ... nut Hut, nut klnmu. T l u v SMOKl
COOLER . . . « Hit a d c u t l t t l l y BETTER TAbU
7fcn
a Befta C^aictfc
f
T H * ANTLER MHOW“
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Little r i m n n Redoaeh, aeuaaUonal ii
rrateful form aa aha atara In "LatSf Strata for China’*, bar* *
■T lea akatln* ramlral hold la Naw York under a aaplean of t
lor Dlaiilon of tha C hiu Vmerxeney Relief Comalttaa. Tha to
to la aaaklnc to raiao a million dollara for the purthaao of modi*
Aathotltiee a n tnveatlfatlng the poiiiblllty bf aabotaye In lha Are wblrh wrrcknl tlir Rarnelt Foundry
and Mechln* Co., at Irvintton, N. J . Tha plant wat entered In defence work. I.nrre nuantltle* of eipehalva wooden pattern* were ruined with damare aattmalad at wall n m a milllnn rinllar*.
'jta
& ’fts& ’BSi: W .'issW iretT rti
t plrturaa af the event have Joet been rtleaaed.
Strlpaa aa they taka over the newly eommlaatonad deetroyer H W rnaa
tie ffrfreten la a l.fl6n Ion veaael coaling 16,000,000, baa a top apeed
>a Ia named for Ihe man who dealdned and built the fatnoua M tnittr
N(lW TQf* vt
jgj beat, fra repM i "W fa!IWf*
T i l Pti
^
Pictured aboard the Uner VaeeMtwr
Ity.Yl.J^ Mn. BfrmN
taa^tom
fc|gj
Warth, Tex.
■h*
a§F
n
�✓
N
mi
ik
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a -*
TT1K S A N FO R D FlffRA LD , SA N FO R D FLO RID A
County Instruments Sent B y
Bundles For Britain
Receives $ 7 , 3 7 8
N SW YORK C ITY. Mar. 18lorida Issued In C a s h Grants ( S p ecial)— More than 17,000 v
4PA, Mar. 19.—(Special)—
JA C K SO N V ILLE,
Mar. 1 9 . are eight major Nary and (Speclal) Etmlnole Coun.y re
b ard In Florida, alx auxl- ceived an Income of 17378 for the
, two Army corpa bead- month of January from public
Ttiunday. All told, there will be
IT military establishments In the
state. Sixteen are now In ope ra
tten, wholly or In part. The in
formation U contained in a pre
liminary study Issued today by
the military affairs committee of
the Florida State Chamber of
Commerce, of which Colonel liar,
ty Cut breath of Tampa Is chairCUM.
, These
establishment*
when
completed, and according to r - .
sorted appropriation ffigures,
ported
it
. .. will
...
cost in excess of (8 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . They
include:
M tjor
naval eatabllahmrtits:
Jacksonville's air station, (21,000,.
• C00: Banana River air station,
(2.24SJU00; Pensacolu air train
ing school
(commissioned
in
1(18), (tOJlOO.OOO In addition la
the estimated (00,000,000 value
o f the permanent station; Miami
fta fr station, (7.600,000, and the re
habilitated Key West station,
. Camp Blandlng (for the training
of two national guap] divisions
-• ltd Florida while
selectees),
• (22,348,429 ;
MacDill
Flel.l.
Tampa, (8,04)0,000, and I’rniacola
harbor defenses (Fo rts Barranca*
•ltd T aylor), (809,047. Florida
negro selectee* arc being re
ceived at Barrancas.
• Auxiliary army air; Tallahassee
U se . (IJtOOJHK); West
Palm
Beach, (1 ,500)000, and
Klglu
(bombardment
and
gunnery
Hugo Army Games In
l(
ur}2
3epUmber Aiinuumud i " v.MUMjniN____ |
A«U»i td Io'Ifh* by lltigadur (Inn
era) Uiiymoiul Fleming, adjutant
•enern] o f the Louisiana Notional
aailatance caah grants, which was
at the rate of (38.528 per year,
according to figures made public
here today by the State Welfare
Boa re). . ,
The numter of recipient* and
the cash grants paid for the three
public aailatance categories were:
Old age aailatance: $50041 waa
paid to 488 rrclplanta; aid to de.
pendent children: $1000 oral paid
to 37 rates 08 children); aid to
the Jilind: $28-7 was paid to 20
rcciplenta.
Fo r the entire atatr, January
disbursements for public assis
tance totaled 1587,803 or at the
tale of $7,054,350 per year. There
were 37,024 recipients of old age
assistance, 7,014 (children) re
cipients of aid to dependent chil
dren. arvd2,485 recipient* of aid I
to the blind.
GAINE8V1I.I K.
M it
If
Fund* paid out a* public as
sistance ndl only contribute to (Special) —Continued nml p e n i
the relief of the needy but also tent effort to *i*l*e rtfn l prob.
go Into the channels of trade end lent* and xcalott*. vvhtdi-.henrtrd
attmnlate
tuainrs*
generally, partlcipallnn in nil uelivitle* to
Slate W elfare Commiaaioncr C. C. awaken A uerinin- t. nn a|i|inelation of the demitcr-nllr pri*t
Coilrlngton pointed out.
‘‘This payfoll In some counties clplrs of our riivvriiini-nl arc tin
Is probably ths largest that Is re aims of the I IMI -Indent* of the
leased on a monthly lurnls", he University of H irida College ul
said, “and In all rountle- i* nn AgticultiliT nml the Floiida State
economic factor of ronsiderablr College for Women u Im attended
the n-cent Rural Youtli Confe Importance",
Payment of public saslatsnco sner here.
A fter <li*ctt»i>iuc i nml heullh.
grants with Joint federal anil
1 (myf, |',lri r
‘ i j; ( . "r,
""
'
|M
Guard
it rt»e*lor*-at-
N'tR York
‘ •« *»* lil
'.
T in coin*'* u ill In- Sept. Jj-L1'..
nml |>Hrtii'i|witl»K w ill 1h- tin
) .-1
f "I '
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1
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i
,
____
tliilil n*my units now L a m in g mi |\ i m i : i iiii i ii i
Lnui'Mtiii. Misslssi|tpi imi T i m
rot* i m
\ j\
arid th«* nr* m l niniv of lump' ,|<* * 41
%» m i >
111 A L i n n o , I V l i l i e s r , Mulligan
1 ' V 'V 'V x * ' ' '
Mfii scum . K iiiubji and Alabama
,
Tin \ will inert
in
*t;t uiiite i |
l at i b *
■ ' • '■
r,i i 1
*
*rn Thompson Named
Sergeant's Chairman
S E R V IC E
frim i
LUM PER
BUM PER
hi * grand "l-remcmbcr-ix hen'
-» lehr alum. Milliard Men of 188*
-tsg cl nn unnivt'i-nrV lunehrnii lr
New York
A feature * « * thli
"hunt Side. West S u l," isiditint
t y Major Augustus Post. prisidcn
of the ...................... . eeii forme.
governor A llie d K
South 4rig It 11
Gaycia Asserts I '. S.
“Throws Off Mask
C0 TT ’S
TANDARI)
American Warplanes
Arrive In Ba lk an s
de
fenee, and t tie dot ie* unit pri vi lege* nf Americium, the t,trident*,
through their Iruilei*. France
Fainter and Kilwirt Wanxah,
•
airirnt* nf the K. S C. W t ||
Club anil the Agricultural 4 lot.,
respectively, C«pre*»ed lhen *elcin*
eager to uamitne lerulerehio n.
The 30th annual meeting of the
Florids Historical Hoclctv will efforts tu solve m ill jindil.oi
ronvrnr in Miami, Mar. 28 for a and In rtnphuaizing the Arm-itcuu
. threealsty session. Among re. way of life
Iport* to be given will be one
on “Ceremonial Fractk es uf the
Modem Reminnles'* with phono,
graph
recordings of medicinal
m of Calfl*
A si rtiitim
N h WDItl K A N S, Mm I:* i . l ' I
— >i |»i*■ inIm•i A i my niHiu iiv i t ' in
/ ,a ' i 'T,‘ l ‘,<
H'i*vi lo html l^nui^inhri mvidvnig ; ^
.•*
111 |I,l| U
mMthan f«ur turn* th. ^
1'
OUhiM* r »v»*i n ^ n t u l ^ l
in >t i llltll
.
, I ‘.i Id
M-irfil 1t
pent* inrt*
in uni'll vi'f vnt*
nu
ta ll, needed rurgirnl imtruincn
valued at (8 1 ,0 0 0 , have guru* for.
ward for ahlpnirnt to the Ilritinh
Red Croaa through the American
Red Croaa, Die |iuc)»*< m Lem
ater, executive rhairmnn of the
Bundle* for Britain medieal nml
surgical
department , ha* on.
noun cod.
The Ainericnn Red Cn **, wliirli
haa been plared in role charge of
the shipment o f medieal supplies
by the British ministry of Health,
baa officially reiiuealed the mi
vlaory committee i f 88 dtH-ltu*
headed by the duclir** nml includ
ing well-known medical men 1 1
coo p erate In furnishing mHtval
and surgical al>l
From many generous rmilrlbu
tlonr the Bundle* f t Britain
ganlratifin lr prepared r ■ meet
theae reguest*. the durh.-.** ddared.
r g r ir u lt u r a l erom ony, ria l.......
I hr
TAT10N
I'll ROUGH
Better learnings I’or
F.E.C. Railway Seen
Clues Lacking In
Ft. Myers Kobbe
community area facilities, school*,
technical training, production con
tracts and kindred aut Joels a n
row being prepared. Colonel Cub
breath said, by the research divi
sion 6f tha Ftate Chamber at
Jacksonville.
- ritr* pnhrc tliii)4t' in i|| llhi*
ypRlnrijuv Hu
wit* nimnk Ihit ' i *
p ii t»a\ •f
F Ft
nml
I i.| no Miwknn, thief firigtu ti -il
h In*
ficcr, lit n In imimi:
iluitn i nf roortriuiiff thi t Mtimny ,»nil
>1he i je u i l i i \ n Iiii'il it it mil i»f ftw* i\$it 'ln(» *11
ii tin*
in Ihi
•
i
(
G»
it
(iu ff
Je w u h y niuny wan (fiven lii’fnr* I sitini,)*,»
In-lilt
<f ilm\n^ Jpwnll nf
( ha* I n L t Gilt
t ■*ii'M-milnv inu’fi nierce Conmii'*'*uni
<ip*rpri* <*«ff »il(| "Hi 1
i nehrtl In
In (hi* s ir P it
[Tire Recapping
li %rt«G h
which'v*.
S I ' I I M11>
the nthrr man »U|iim I
-d the Irav inti « n
PD h«>
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TALLAHA>> I I . .MuI U»
|/-t nIhii ii , d iL
-J
U Miiidj
4**tod luJtns hid uf 4LH1.11U lot
rori>fixintfnir nti *'i 11mir ^ on i ad
4 14*1.t in f i b n I * in - c miniv and
for ri'lnrnlimi * t L ini h.r» 14»*«i 1
minute jciuilr «1oM*itig -* "f ti
mar*I Aii Lnn Liulw..> >u-t
g ir o you new first-line
tire mileage and ye t they
(net aaly half as much as
new first-Maa Urea.
C .- “ C . W e l s h
will be j ’oura If you lot un
help you ttiko c a re of your
oyes. Do tho Iciia of your
glasH0« need grinding 7 We
can give you one-day s e r
vice I
WELSH TIRE SHOP
"Your Satisfaction
Is ()';r Success''
DR. INGRAM
III
Magnolia A tr.
( lltriwhoLii',
BKNKOK W A N T S U S T O
T O L O O K A T M IS
[ w uv
w
SHOULD
nj
H O U S E T O S E E If- a n v
th ev be
m
ON G IS PR O W L IN G
A C T EC J M
A R O U N D * - H E T H IN K S
. mim
JE W
D A M E ' S O L D G A N G IS
m O N MIS t q a i l f
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WE HAS SOME
COUHT e PFEITIMQ
BUT
p l a t e s that
b e l o n g e d to
Q tA D W U E t?t
D A K f WAS
I
>
OAKE BOUGHT M U Q D t U E D . '
EM B E FO R E
WE L E F T '
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Phone 34
Classified Advertisements
SITUATION
W A N TED
AIN—1(40 Mermry 5 p»»JT coupe, only 9,000 miles, LENA ASHLEY wants Jab
nurse ur hausvtnsld. 817
k, WhHa wall tlras, 4
7 th bl.
ity. 1150.00 fmah or trade,
nco (29.00
par ttunth.
ry City Motors,
3rd A BUHINKJ& S E R V IC E
UBT SACRIFICE cpUru stock
B
used
ut
1.
PIANO TUNING,
sewing ms
rhinos repaired. Phone 312-W.
appliances; - stuvgs.
ETTA KETT
a ten , lea bOM. electrical
equipment, etc. Special priests
»1i this weak, Oracn's Fuel Ops
Bcnrloe, acrew
from
Post
I U C T I0 N
IT HAPPENS!) THE MGNT 04* THt
fOBEHMAN HOP 5 0 Of SEES r-
ME FALLING FOK tOU
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F . L . Boyd,
Aa a |>art of t eontprvhenalvr
Internal waterways d sfcais liragram, tba
$88,0214,WKJ develop
ment project for the Applachtcula,
Chsttshuucficc. And Mint Rivera
la being revived
tn Congress.
Eapendlture of
|8JM)0,000
has
bean ‘ recommended
by
tlie
BOard of Army Englneur** as
thg first phase. More than hall
g| this sum would be fo r a dam
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BJUJERy OLD BOM. OUR FRIEND
1
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By I'AIJI* ROBINSON
I'M CALLED *Df)C6EPt/ I D O S T PUT UP
WITH INTERFERENCE IN MV PLANS/,
we HAD TUH bHOOr
pftuonv. t h e
old
H N lF lN ' H A O N T
FINISHED HIM, 1— \
r e d -)
SHIN HAD BEEN ^
TALKIN' TUH H IM .*
d a g g er : th e
( t h e n w h att .
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WAITIN' FOR?i
SHOOT TH E i
REDSHIN. TOOJl
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S u rp rise Runners
f a y On Long Odds
At Tropical Park
Chicago Cubs; Costly Rookies Ready?
_________________ nr JACK SORDS —--------- ---------- --------------
Tw o
r r s t i M s l WHm m *
elared in U nion, In t
preaenre of American J
dor Wlnairt, that
"not
only
German U J m t i but betUo cruia
era have crossed to the American
side of the Atlantic.”
The State
Department an
nounced receipt of information
from British authorities that a
German submarine was headed
for the North Atlantic coast of
tho United Stetes. .
Tho
Committee
to
Defend
America by - -Aiding the Allies,
sometimes
a
bell-wether
of
Administration moves, called for
"convoy* of ships with Ameri
can daral vessels” if necessary
lo asaur* safe paaaaga of (ap
ply .ship*.
President
Roosevelt
at
hi*
press conference
dismissed 'a
question an the poaslMe use of
American
cofrvoyt by
saying
there long had aeon reporta to
that effect but ho had paid no
retention to them. He said hi
had sat read lh* statement of
tho committee to eld the allies.
| Nevertheless,
the Administra
tion . waa believed greatly con
cerned with
tha problem o(
I safeguarding
the ‘cargoes
of
planes. aMpa, and guns promised
to Britain.
I British
authorities
similarly
■ware believed to bo expecting
soma form, of help soon In Ihi
‘‘batUa of the - Atlantis” , des
cribed by - Churchill
today
at
|“one of the moat momentouever fought In All tho nnnnl* ol
war."
^MIAMI, Mar.
C " e steeds found
’ By B0MNBT WHEELER
eaociatrd Prer* Sports Writer
ATI.ANTA, Mar. »»- - W bey'll run off . the fifth, ansal
Southeastern
Conference
rimming meet l»ere Friday and
! Saturday, bui they might Juit
. aa well drain tho pool and draw
straw* for second place.
- Unless a tornado, esrthquaki
or fire Intervene*, you can wrili
In the name nf the Hnlvcriity
' f t Florida a* the fifth succes
sive winner nf tho argument.
i Which In nny league should be
good enough to give the Galore
* permanent possession n o t' only
A the trophy but the tank m
•well.
’ \No one hut Loun*na State ha*
come within n whoop and a hob
ler of the title slurs the confer
ence - Started tho whole huaineat
back in 1977—an announcement
yesterday from
Ilston
Rogue
tbnt the Tlrtr* are not camp*.
, ting leave* the meet synonymous
With formality. L. S. U. waa
runnerun a year ago, (to to 84,
'when Florida wnn He fourth
title.
■V'Announcing Ills decision, L.
4 . U. Coach W. 0 . Higginbotham
said he had not enough men In
condition for a relay t e a * / ’since
inclement
weather
prtjgfUed
'practice In the outdoor pool.
Home For Sale
iv j.v.Tv*
v'a ? ’
3 BTirCCO BUNGALOW
“
• ROOMS AND BATH
'. . s nun BOOMB —
HOOD MJCATION — NEAR
HCnOOIJI
Jp tL SACRIFICE MY
KQUJTY FOR CASH
INQUIRE ■
W EIN STEIN
LE SHOE.
AtfTOgumcw iti.v*.
MUB4A48 AMOAVTO* ,
, tUTKOUHNiUt i
k Chew# fee he* srlel ji
HAYNES
om en MACHISM to.
Tropical Park’s
tnbig.fast track to their lik
ing Tueeday aad put a premium
price on win tickets.
J . R. Neville’s One Wlteh outhoofed 10 speedy sprinters In the
featured Bom Raton purse, re
warding her backers J23.70.
The favored Mar Le, with lesdIng Jockey Conn McCreary op,
was boaten In a photo finish,
white King’s Blue was third.
Place price on One Witch was
118.40 and the show figure was
88.10. Mar Le paid 87.10 and
84.00, while on the King’s Blue
was 1 0 0 .
In the very nest reee Dancing
Light, st odds of $30.00 far 8L
romped In—aver Interlace and
Big Rover.
A deed heat for third and n
"lie down" strike by one horse
added pep to the program.
The lie was between Dissemb
ler and Kntre Nous in the sev
enth—won by McCreary aSwml
Mightily at 88-90- Disarm bier
paid 88 snd Entre Nous 84-80.
All alee, with R. L Vrddrr
riding held up the start of the
flrat race by sitting down in the
starting gate. Vedder was Jmred.
The horse rolled over and lay
down for several minute*. When
all the confusion waa ended, All
alee came through with a good
rare, finishing sixth.
MANA6CR
jim m y
Besides Ibis, be explained, acreral boys are concentrating on
Spring
exam*.
HlggcnbotUim
might have adJed .that Albert
ftM M OiVObl "fliig VEAft
Ktelnprter, eonfereneo backstroke
sJD JFWS8CAU yjoet s i «AI
record-holder, recently left achool
peiWM HUWtW
to join tho navy, and the armed
forces gotother possibilities.
Florida’s * great team will be
led by Bill Van Cllef, I'eaststroke wizard
who
last year set
a new eonfereneo record of flBJt
1trends In the 200 yard event.
Also on deck will ho Sonny
Welch .who won the tOO-yani
freo style a year ago and who
will also awlm the 320 and 180(1
yam courses.
mursen. Jack
jura ‘Youngblood:
, tmiiKimiw.il
yard
who placed fifth in the 100.yard
Tree stylo, is regarded as chief
challenger of Georgia Tech’s
Hick Bates In the sprints. Flnr
Ida also will bring two relay
An exfllenl cani. fenturing it r f New Vork state In the midst
teams; a medley outfit nf Joe goo*l race*, n dally iloutlc and tho nf n siege of bitter cold. Snow
Rood, Tiger Holmes and Van popular qtilnlela, Is on Ian. Bit- ,Jr|fu wera piled so high .'In
Ullef, and % free atyte team of tlsh Train, rspUlly deveioplng In- anme centtal and western sectors
Holme*. -Youngblood, Bill lied to one of the track’s best di»-'0f the state that many schools
and Bob Latrlt. Rood hold.* the tanra hounds, will probably hojwere closed and state pollee ad.
Conference records in 320.yard favored tonight In the C-18lh'i vised against travel.
Lowest
and 440-yard free style, both of a mile ninth race.
|readings In the slate waa— 16 nl
art |n 1939.
Other entries are; City Judge, ,0wTa Head,
Big gun in the diving events patsy. Smyrna Boy, Merry Ids,
Northwest
storm
warning*
I* Tennessee’s Bill King, Hock. ? e<l! * ' Friend Moi# am! High- vrero whipped by l blow tlciVig
Ing beik of Malar Bob Neylsnd’s
Iho New England eoaat. Velafootball team, lie U rated one of
cities nf 20 to 30 M. P. II. were
the heat' Intercollegiate dlvtra In
reported cd lower
levrla add
the nation, and hit coach, ,Ood- Greyhound Results
measured 90 ,M. P. H. atop
frey Notvolny, 'thinks he'll rop
Mount Washington
In * New
Uie championship. lla’II be cluil
rin. Hampshire, where tho terrperalenjed hy Florida’s D*ve Cel. HUrh Mian
T a r i m * lA d i
■MBs”',
I'm IiIad
Georgia, Georgia Taeh, Auburn
HUcti Ml#n
and Kantucky will round out the T a r i f f - l ^ d r
entries. Thu meet starts at 8 A. K a rh lu n ft f t
M. Friday, continuing through
that day and Baturday with the
finals Saturday night
Final 20 Nights
Cold Weather In
Of Racing Begin
Eastern P art Of
At Track Tonighl U. S. Dissipates
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
THE VERY BEST
In Liquors, Wines,
Gins
FREE DELIVERY
Phong 788-J—Arau<t 0 M«.
Senators
TALLAHASSEE, iU t.
—The S tiU Rhad Department
Tuesday adopted a final 1 * 0
road budget which lUted'A defi
cit i f $3,417,099 beyond antleipated revenues, or 8864,004 more
than the deficit of a tentative
budget prepared in January.
Estimated revenue* listed In the
final figures are *21,798.447,
against estimated requirements
for the year of p l j l t j i t .
Chief Engineer Dowling *>said
the budget provides enough
money to match all federal funds
available through July 1, and
assures the state of not losing
any federal road money this
year through inability to put up
its share.
He said no new roed con
struction is provided except earn*
for Which tuJIgations were made
during 1940, but has not been
started.
1 . M. W>4>'*Ssr. s * " 4 **ru n tiP A
llllA N A
hckth.
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lu ip u t- tT H
ll|>r.
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In
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l lp r . 5«c In t i e .
it A IIII A( IK. 1‘*r T u n , tern. 10.
I u rns nil (l» v d
t»
Ilrd . II ii l l p r VS r l n «a*CA IIIIA i IK, I b lo c s* , I ' l l
1-‘C In
S ir .
CAILllOTH. tens H un. t e r In S*r,
11. k< IS r in 9*i:.
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n ;i,K iir IIWAHTM.
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t i t s in I t . 13.
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rtn iiP L A N T , N " n u o ie
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o n . M .I* m H i t .
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r o T A T o r a . iie>i ijn*». a i d . o n - .
Hit** No. I tie I" II It. rwl,
• U r k s l l . l t m ti.ie.
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I t A te ln ll l '.. s H un J i t 10 t i e .
n T H A W iin n iiiK a . r t n i i«».
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TO M A TfJK P. t e in . . I t
frt,
O ltolen m r e v ., te n o a n d lln o d
I I t n in 14 1». l . u a t I I . I f t n l l . e * .
IS 111. o a r l n n l» e to ll.e * .
T t'II N I H n . tens
H u n ., Ilo n d
10
P rv
«<• In *4e. Hu. ;« e .
T V A T Itn c n r - i a , te a t. H un, H e 10
4 lip
o n A r n r n i ' r r . i t i , t ’ a c n m ts
19—IAT—A
... ....
of teachers, more
wflH converge
w for the antmaJ thrve-day
ventlon of the
, Association,
_____.
Georgia N etters Cut,
1,1,1 “
d ra w *
|*|* o n air.
—
l a !
■unar ll*a « — ■ 5 *
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1*«* t laiHLA, a—a
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1
Tonight’s E ntries
tteTilJWi^f’Titrr
TTII R A C E — 1-10
IU lairkr —
PP
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m «ra
right of tko Tvwe*
,*
lamp I J a M ----1
lalctaal Y*ii>v*vs-
I s * J o h u n v .... I
. B e L u r k r 0.10. 4
r s js c t an y
ATI I HACK—P u teg
Arms Men,
(
T
s sO
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U *'Z i
1 A p ril I M I . l i s s s -
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W hite refills r * * I
Silent teurh'iis S I
rm r
tlie
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rto w e n s
w ititm t t n n s i : "
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as
r-
Expert Repairs
Our Ahnp in well equipped
lo make any repaint on
fnnn machinery, tmllcrs nr
other equipment.
Mill Supplies
Irrigation Systems
Repaired — E xp ert Welding
Milt and Packing House Supplies and Repair Service
PAUL J . STINE mid GEORGE STINE, Owners
STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO.
T “ * I !,i r p n o
m a c iiix h
com pan y,
m a
BEAUTY IS
as BEAUTY DOES!
Mar.
O N lo V S 60 lh. nneli. V tllo w »ec
In I t in U n sn lsll IJ .J 6 .
P tN P -A P ri.K n . c u h s a . C rl. I I »
B W 'P.ier PO TATOKH. C w t- I1 T » t e
•Til HACK—Puturlty :»* »-*
, PI* Of! Blr. Kin
Just K«
... > 1 1 . I—'
Nerman Andraws 1 I 1—1) 1—1
O s l A s W wrOs . 1 * 1
S —I
Just Ex II.OS, 11.1*. T.44I Ns
man AnSrsws 10.00. t.tO; OoUt*
Words 0.00.
■Wg t e i .m m p b
__
A n * U 's . M l (to n s f w ith m ir r o r s
b u t ss It It n u r n tw 8 h < llo n T h r r n il<iu*. * m n rh ln s w h ic h
a lv * s th e
w o rld ’s f l a r s l A p lrs l A r r o i .u l * u o te p e rm a n e n t w a v s s . I l > tp ilr k .
co o l a m . c o m fo rta b le . I t i s s b t o
lo v e ly ta d l t s a a d
la s a ln s
lo o k
lovslter, atodsnstelj ' ptlctd. tllh sr wav* Is. 11 » • o * i r i s h fo r
Aaring 'be bhanlna lodar for a * apoolnlnicm.
LUCILE’S BEAUTY SHOP
ARCADE DUILDINfl
•
among laxative*
>uth for year*—
all over the South
'
That’s B L A C KK - DRAUGHTl
Why? If constipation hsa you _
bilious, logy, take ionic tonight”
by directions and ace if It doesn't
giro you gentle, thorough, satis
fying relief I Made from purely
vegetable Ingredient* — one a
tonic-laxative that help* \o lone
laxy Intestinal muscle*.
Next#
lima, try liLACK-DRAUGHT!
_A D V —
A. K. RO SSETTER
s, the Florid*
itlon and tha
- -------- , — ----------- m of School
Hoard Member*, open their con.
yen lions her? today,,
The F.E.A. asssion, considered
O n A N m iA , C rl., it . ». C nm b. I l.T t. of special Importance because of
proposed legislation to be dla.
f*n l l . t a
_______
o rT o p s r i v r p n n n rc T a
cussed at the general assemblies,
A P P l-W I, V a rio u s Typ.iv.
will open, formally tomorrow af
P s v .. H‘i. |l»V t. |1 l>" m H 8*.
A V O T A tenS, c a l if - . C r l..
I il«s- ternoon at SiOQ o'clock at the
Davie Islands coliseum with only
r o i i s * W a lt* . B h a iis J . c w j . II-**dal*gatea attending.
—— -
•1.10.
All L*x«tivcir «an*t
be LtadertI
V1
FLORIST — CELERY AVE.
Teachers To Converge
On Tam pa Tomorrow
TAMPA,
«■*•»
She wit) alwaye appreciate an artistic
corsage aw her birthday, wedding an■Iveraary, or other special occasion.
GAINESVILLE, Mar. ID-t/Pi
—The University of Florida and
the University of Colorado tennis
linitu fought to .a 8-3 tie Tues
day.
The Reed (C) defeated II. T.
Osgood (F ) 0-2, 0-3; John Man
ning <P) defeated Harry Haahore
< 0 3-0. 0-3, 0-1; C. A. Uughridge (C) defeated Bob Threadgill (F ) "tUt, It7,’ (LI; C. M.
Kate* ( r ) defeated Fred Crumley
(C) 8-0, 7-8; Reed and Loughildgo defeated Osgood
and
Tli ready HI fl-3, 7-8 j Cancl Man.
nlng and Kater defeated Haahore
and Crumley 8-8, (L4.
mighty an
r C o a llM e d ' F rim * .* * » « •
the Seminole Baseball Associa
tion bringing the total memters
to four. Monday night Dr. L. T. •
Doaa and Mayor W. C. nil) were
named to aasist Otto Caldwell.
DON’T FO RGET TO
REM EM BER!
Florida, Colorado
J
Tennis Teams Tie
FA R M ER S’ M A RKET ,
t f o r b r l l l r p . r t t l » s l n i«e <• > * '* '
Joe Whitlock I b
led As Pilot
Sanford Team
TELEPHONE (MW
�y'j,>rtarVfV7''k?
Seminole County P ro d u ce
More Fruit And V egetable* 'th a n An f
Sim ilar Area In Florida
SA N FO RD , FLO R ID A . TH U R SD A Y , MARCH 20.
Squeeze In A frica
J?sNazi Planes Bomb London
Pipelines
In Violent Six-hour Raid
Preparations Proceed
F o r B alkan . B attle
rv And Nazi Invasion;
More British Arrive
Measure Is Shelved
Despite Roosevelt's
Telegram Declaring
Such Lines Needed
Turkey Remains
*
To N azis
ATLANTA.
Mnr
JO -IJV Beaten drspiu* an rndura* inent by
President Roosevelt. h*gi.*vlutii»n Iw
pel mil the con »true lion »f ga*ollnr pipeline* lit tiuorgia m i
•helxcd in the (irorgtn Lvgfia*
lure tudat
Y eeltld a) tin Sritalr m in i J i
l l against tnr mmture
"ia l
would hai r pri nutted lh»* i»*natructicn of pipeline* n« nutnmr.'
defense it eauutfv allhotigh four
hours cur In r it hud hoard loud
a telegram from Kuoretrll holdlug such lines "r»«*iitlal to natlcttal defense.
Shortly before tliU action tin
Senate ruled *J8 to Id fur m re
solution tv.iresslng xxill illy nr** it
reconvene In special
seaalon.
after adjournment Saturday night,
to enact legit hit Ion
prnuitiing
the federal gorerttntrnl t*> run*
struct pipelines In thi«
hliU
This wmild drn> the right to pri
vate concerns.
The resolution said the 'm u te
wanted to m-operatc with tin
Praaldent fully ill rational do
fense hut did nut want to give
rivatr eor|Kifation« th- nglit
- travel se private and tmbllr
property in la) ing the petroleum
totes.
A representative of the South
eastern Pipeline ( uinpart) w«id u
Hue from Port St Joe. Kla.. to
Chattanooga. Tenn., lacked only
about L'O miles of completion
"»
sw m m h
rm «
From the AHxtnUn war
front. an unconfirmed die*
0 i>atch naid today Uio Greek*
finally had entered TepcienL,
the scene of bitter fighting
for many week*.
Preparations for the “bat
hetic of the Balkans” and the
v Expected Nail invasion of
Greece from Bulgaria moved
■head a t a feverish pace.
Reports from the Yugoelar<i reclan border ssld “great num'Y h ris of British troops’’ had 1aad>
•d at ths port o f Salonika, Graces
Dispatches to tho
Yugoslav
yreaa asserting that both
the
Turkish snd Yugoslav questions
have been “lattlad’’ was without
^confirm ation.
T h a n waa
no confirmation,
•lifter,
that
either
Greece,
er
V B T H tO P / A
K&HYA
Newest African victories annaunrog bjr l i e British are shewn
un ths s b e r . map. Troops arc reported to hare recaptured the
oort o f Berbers and leisure o f height! around Karen, thus addlne
further link* In the encirelement chain (arrow s) srouial Italians
•n Ethiopia. From Bsrbcra, British a r t drivlnjr In tvro directions
(doited errow t). String of X 's lodkaW mined (led Bra
Old Church Records Are Brought
To Light By Historical Survey
Seminole County
W ill G et $5,750
Of Railroad Tax
TALLAIfAfISKE, Jh»r. JO -(A)
itad railroad
tea
« a'o u t
1823.000,
,730 to
SrralnoJe
’nchwllng
go to 37 affected
_______ „
Florida within 10
lays, •lha S tate comptroller's o f
fice auseoneod today.
la tho A tlan tic. Coast
ldnr
Railroad caeca from all but cite
o f the aTfset»d counties, court
wdera woro signed ytoterd ar by
Circuit Jedgo E. C. Lora direct
ing tho tabroad to poy contrstsd
adoalorset
taeas
la
ssuadea
through which II uperatrs.
seroftnent
s lo ts ; *
contain* these prov
/ »1 .
/ .
<4
guatwultcs Yutfo•l»vls*« fr.vuthr* und IsrrilorUI
Integrity.
>
^ rower pact. By thi*
prorl.lun
German troops way not enter
Vuimslarla and BelUTwda retnahie
free of tri-nower obllgutlcn* re.
gardlntr military matcal aid or
anv eventual mutual action by
# pact elgnatorlea.
4, AfUr the end nf the proven'
wer. and when lb# “new order
In Europe is in ptor««| uf organ.
Isatir.n, YueoilavU's MpimUon.
fo- an nutlet to Ut* >*eoan Sea
^ will bo ccnsldeted d *IH >rtY«
Mediation Board la
S et Up It Capital
m
9
Oviedo's F irst Baptist Church
rad claim t ) . distinction of bring
the oidr.l In Seminole County
though thr Holy Cross Eplscopa'
Chureli in Banford was rotnh
llsbod lust s year later, i«cord»
comullcd bv Nathan 0 . Gamer
resaareh worker for thr llistori
cal R tM n h Burrty. dl*clo.ra.
The first srrvler. of U>r O' iodo
chursh wore held ’’undrr a brusr
arbor near the present site ot
W . * H.. LuUier*s residence on
Lake Jriauu Avrnur." accenting
to a .ketch written by T. IV.
Lawton and Included in tl.i- aur.
“Ths B er. W. G. I’owsll ws.
In eharos of t h l. first meeting,’'
the record states.
Included1 emeus other charlri
members of tho. 0 o«'1« Bap.
Uat Church wrrshJ. T. Wheeler
church, which nOff ‘MfvssT
e
ua.turium. was uitU Until !»(M
lion c i c c p l tw o sm all secUnwreported w in n e r w eather.
—Tho Senate tmla)
cmier.kMtunal nctl„„ .
nuthurlsini; Idt.'i.nnu.i
ns'u l iiuldir w ick. |
rludln* devrliipnii lit.
S s i i i i i s snd I lie- ■iv 'I
llriti.h lases.
Tnr lluu.ir Is it i
n hrlmlngly a|iprvinl
ss*>
Ureal Fires Arc Set
In World’s Largest
City, Pilots Claims
10,000 Bombs Used
Shipments
2 Italian Ships
Sunk By British
Cargo Of U. S. Sup
plies For Britain
In ltc|H>rted Lost
"•
w ariduiitA h*j o \v••••*’sl firt-t lira Mi hiisI drstruelio il mi I. iimiIiiii
lu r r ilig h t.
•htMiinig
tm n ilii,
|t,
52100 Ib Collected
B y S alvation Army
With only hUf ■ day
rs.
••uhriair far all weaken to to n
>
wwNV
Army
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H h I imm
upplt
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alnxpit
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|I Ml, ),,.< 1 Mild SllllllMT supply »h*PII,. I
,
rl , m r r “ i-rowded
Hitv uiv two nf tirrumny's ocean-golnx
Mil Missi III#**, of t tie t V|n* it lei b> Ambglioigdor
11 it Iif M\ tn rmitr In Ann rknin wnti ry. Show u
In Kul I In rl»«i«. t !•<*> ur< of 7 12. ton dUpton*
mint, an* nrniuil with -i\ ;*l lnr*i torp«»lo
Tra-Irii, All T h a t:
Spring I s Non Herr
Visitors Of 35
S t a t e s Registc
At Jaycee Boi
iPlurw Says SicknenHi
( nil C'aiiMf D anger-1
i
oils
Complications
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p* r n .p s
I
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|r rllu •• I,,, i r fhlien In the
tmpi'riai
! II I. Ill lt,c 1„nv
l mill' «•'* I I " lil.UUt) llallsrJ
t ie r -, sefierwl
Ii utfii.eil
•luarlcrt reported yesterday
luSvet
m rww.it
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r ,v o fficia lly
dew
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wi't
Fraistvs
L ot
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intivnit ml etpd.
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v it
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in
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mo.t
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uiriking
th «
hi
l.lbl * •4s•
bud hlMM
r of tha'
and
liiplt
, ,1 ii,«i l ln ii .>i vut.marinet
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unli
Hu
lieav Uy.ludan
I'ily'N
WASHINGTON. Mat 20 — ' I’
— Urlg. Gen. Lewis It llerslu-j
leputy director of selective -e..
rice, expressod opposition »*•<•
.by • “i f
lay to legislation which wou >l
jyhirv. Th«
Jsfe r compulsory military tr»in
L * a franu
for rasdlral and drntal
o
b) Uu Ing
Isnls, intsrns and medic*I uml
V9naaeiatad
Isntal teachers.
Testifying b e firs ■ henate mil
. deelivyj,
,Lary
subcommiltt, tiensrsl II-'
' t » , 18*0
d>ey
ciHit.nd.d
the mea.uri
he citurch
■ g scrou Sould “open the door to a pn>resslon of Individuals seeking d
U it.*' th. ferment
far varlou. cccupattonsl
lurch with
proapa.”
IdaWOssUo
iiierndiary
iimti v
tl vi,
I i.ii'l"ii'i must viulent
raid uf I f>11 I In- t.»nnens *^ d
Ik at lurk • •i * *h d
on Co.
\r m11y
^'iNi(o^
D eferm ent Of Denial
Studenta I n Opposed
'n n S jY o u ?
I u.ihki
unit
«>lor'\i> tlll-dils'r* ill it .xix hour
UHxnnll wtiii'li Niui pilots ivaUTli’tl h ft yrviit "flfldtt o f
fin--’ in llit> World's largest
lllHninoli:-.
Ilindu-MoHlcm Riot
Sets Dacca Alila/
P'saUcAt uf ths
wlssuustu and u
aerylse director,
l-r*aa
(• rrm nn
Measles Stricken
Children Warned
On Dereloping
To Stay At Home
L ease B ases
M w c lia u rd
—Eresidsut Rasuave H Wodnsaday
set up an U - iuuii aatltnal de-
Yesterday's
Reported Ready To Block l '. S.
Dills r a s s e d
Four sections In tho •xirthcai.l * «ne
of ths
difficulty
Mr
reported ivlnd velocltlci In
rx tiarncr had in obtaining lh> In
-ess of 30 miles per hourAtop furuislion la dsaerib^d In tin
'rigid Mount Washington. N. II.. foreword, when h *‘ writethe mercury sank to 20 belov ’’Uuring the part two j i a r .
sero under the Impact of a I2J I hsve traveled- Ut eslnimtn
B o m b a y , in dm , ,\|Mi
mile per hour wind.
dlalanee of 8X *0 Mil IS. of whie-’
— A larffr parf of
Albany, N. Y„ reported wIm!i,better U.an W)0 miles were inudi (iHipulation 90.01HM In
reached 80 miles per hour. »list-l«>» f»«l through', flpUs. farm, vine* of IU n r«ti U rv|n»i
lerlng many plats glass window.. orange groroo, -Mnjjpps, inu-Mj ■nUy following « Hind
tearing down w ire, and demollab.l Innas nnd *Urva. I *have inter *|U«rrr| svltirh ttm lrd In
'ng a firewall atop a warehouse, viewed over COO MSR1 Cud uuturn inir shop. Thr military
rallrcl out to prrhFrvn
Pollr* opened firr <
*lolrr*. killing at least
mounding 100
WASHINGTON,
w as
f
bow lls iT FtWsll *Shvahed All Out Aid Appc^oved
Squalls iu d tribes
la • one-herwe. wufM to T» un
Overwhelmingly By
water ahd otbet
dutam
Galea" Hammer At clear
place,, carrying th* gutpel >1
House Last Niglil
. Christ tvhsro roost nsedvd '
Northeastern U. S’ Jtcn
Tie first bulidlWfI- for <)>•
W A H H IN O T O N . M
2. All signateriea t? thr Irin:wer pa> i — li'cloillne, Hungary
* f taM ftalr# rr ^ «
m, Rumania nnd Bu’carlg — must
Ntrong nu rth Went
w in d , nn
k V b id e by this r u a is n tc . and Jiue
a lrs.
sccompanled
by
sunmay not violate Ycgcalae froti- ^iq
u alls
ham m eted
at
l*wHi»e>I
tierw.'
V
, *
. .
a. Ynexnlavla rsrnpln* fr*- vania. N ew Je re e y . N ew Y o r
frotn all obllgatlona preserilKMl and the N ew E n g la n d s ta le s yc_ In utUIUry rlause* cf| tbe trk- terday a s the r r . l of the r«
N U M BER 172
Member Anaoelalril I’rrws
«.e„orSia
Gas
Yugoslavia Will Sign
Three-Power P act;
u Limitations C i t e d
1011
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ll«
m , ; It
« it>
molt- Xi*llui
j
\\ Init in .^unfunl Mi i s.1%
red x'lth
lilt* I il>
l ouiit)
of fil ial"
t uiaci
liundx A |riMda«li of I lot id.
Is
till*
“ Oil
uf
H tlvli/f
P
l
H u m o r s Say Jap an ese
To ( ’ronN Inrio-Uhina
«
•tom v 1 Miami
Arrests Of Traffic
Violators Continues
I'ltollt'll t afflc xiollltlulix ItttXt
* m |*i ' I «ivim**hat. c iiirf ul
I ' o l l l ’s*
I(|>)
\V iillu m > «
tu ld
I « m I»»>
till t MIII tM
SIg II to nd ure >|e« 11»s ;
und running.* m l lights in
nn
funl Mill ruillinur.
" H r mm* still liatluHmi; IIm*
klri-i'ti und making arn-ntd xxIm i •
iit-n-kiui), Chief \\ illlMiUM n»
ilm rd "Truffle ut thin lu re *»f
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lit* i * k i -«Ii u l mm« ImsA
! •> i i* m J (|t,m |
.
>ear i* h rax y.
tln \ u j;ii hand
• g«• Alt ,t|M| ,\|f
tinm it e r of toxvn, M i n i i i l m 11ssI Ii* ».* und ( mu
)Mr«un.•u llw fl in u -l I t UexmJ l»y slrixi r.Hnllwli i • luinl m. l/uiiailu,
1 H*t xa*m*W 17 |k |"tiiig xverr m'
A, | ,
•••u-on
•eatsd and * Itarged xxilh ntliioi |u „
,
, l.d aur I
I
trnffk YiulaliutiN. thr indue in of tin< loiud
liarln m t auld.
( oninn n •*. mditMted t *du
l a we i a i a . t i o i
to FalaU u.'
Waa rvbull
KUd FonrG
Another B last J a r s
Powder M aking Plant
tor racaleud by BuparlaUadant T
W. Lawton from the, biato Oepurtiueat of BdaeuUub.
Tha ow lnallu na, to he adBtlaiaUrud uuder th* directicn o(
•aOan aatharitka, will be given
Ul th* UMvuraNy of Florida.
GeiaawvUlei Ftorida BUto College
tm WatoCto Yana hawee | Horida
■aalhare CaQaga, Loksland i Juba
A in
Ii) Ju t’iin, i-it hr r N orlh
] ot South, to I I,. 111. 0,1 would coni -ililuto « Uirvut to lln t ls h terri1 t o l) liu rin — I, in tliv north and
J tin A lalai M a le s and thr Slngs| i">i*- n a ta l ha w a n t.» thr .South*
(Ja p a n touhj not attack ( hlna
l mil lh a ila u d —itl'out croasing
| I In i ilia .llu-i- I haitand I,as
no
l lilnrac fron tier |
All City Schools
( lose A t 2:00 P . M
KKNVlL, N. J , Mar. 2 0 - t A ’|
— An eaplvsiuit on Ihc ’’tum liig
grounds'* of the lle rru lr. 1‘owdrr
Company plant jarred the country
for mils* around but there were
do
injurica.
Fifty-two Uvea were Ioat In a
blafct which destroyed must of
the plant B*pL 12 and operations
ware oaly recently raaumrd.
*>.itotore’ Uim nlir, DeUndi
LOCAL WEA'
Vulratatty «f Mloas l i ^ alremit/
College.
l-iv t"li
linlu.t hino.
Mui .'0 i.1’- Widv-c'eisd reports
linim -Mill Iti"' thr Japenrte ate
tduimiliu.
the nell two
V, •k, to fVIl'l luuuuu troops
I loin
lleiiij«n i-i.iiii
■crass
I r, in Ii Indu t liiiin t i fhailaivd
in mi utli in|,l to I. oIstc Cliong1111,-. i i-nt*ssl flitn c-c goirrnnietit
i u|"ImI uiiJ pri-n iit tin- movein. i,t „r 'ju|dii-i o 'r i tin- liurtna
OFFICIALS TO MKET
JACKSONVILLE. Mar. t(
(47— Tho State AssocUtloi
Count/ CounpUaionar* will :
h utaH ar. ITOV.
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 19, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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