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' OKLAHOMA CITY. Mur. It,
—(ft)—Frank Kov.c. of O.tk'awl.
Collf, played In h i. Hr*! n .
Usual, U n t tennis tournament.
BUt l c a a I n
m’g 3 Innings
inBcnAtors won tU
S L r tW ta r y of the
left genter scoring West. It was
an easy threa bagger but Blood*
worth was rrcdltod only with a
at^gta
fo r Safe
»* 8ACRIPICE- MY
TV ,r O R ',C A 8 H
o-1, 7-6. ft-n.
1 Tka *hoU which Sabin used in
ellmtnatlnj
national
outdoor
champion Don McNeill. of Okla.
koma City yesterday
simply
wouldn’t work.
_ j.
After losing the first four
ramas, Sabin loafed through tba
act. to make his bid In tka next.
I t s hold his service on Uid
first fam e of the second sat
and broke through on the neat
one to taka his only lead of the
match.
Sabin held service only on the
fifth and serenth games In the
final set and H orse, won'going
a war.
The rlrtory we.
the fifth
tournament triumph of thp win
ter campaign for Kerars, who
started hit ecnaatlonal aeaaon by
stopping Riggs In the finals of
Urn Oklahoma indoor meet os
Don lliU some court In December.
Sid Hudson started, on the
mound for th e , Nate and again
looked like Washington's best bet
for a first division berth this
y ear.'T h e Tigers-failed to get
doubles final.
anything tike B safe hit daring
Hudson's three Innings of labor.
Shaky a t Uis start, Bsrtell and
Mullin walksd. They were pushed
along by Harrle' sacrifice and
then Bsrtell scored on Green
berg's high bounder to Bloodworth. After those flrit two
Mates only nine Tiger tatters
f i n d Hudson.
NASSAU, Bahamas, Mar. 17.
Although the th e nip. played —On—The Incomparable Bobby
without dehringer. , Pinky Hit- Jones end the silver .thatched
Tommy Armour, returning lo the
golllng w an to o th e r lor n is*
union of champions, MIU' qaven’t
loti s geir match as s tasra
They beat Cans S ara.tn and
time at bat he was robbed of o the venerable -Walter llagcn a
safety when
WtlaJ mode a and S Sunday In-the finale of a
sparkling shoestring catch of his W hole Red Cross match' ref.
lino drlvo. Harris was on first •n ed by tha Duka ef Windsor,
a t the Uma With nobody out but and they did It beautifully with
Wolsjs relay to Pofahl to San a flvo-undcr-psr pecs through
ford somplstod ■ fast double
Armour, hilling the flu.- iron
* V L Note hit four Detroit esc- •hots that mode .him a threeMid stringer, for I t blows Includ time champion, had helped build
ing doubles by Cose, Farrell and up a balfway lead uf two hois.,
West, They started off with a but Jonas capia through yestar.
hong In tae second whan two day. They wera a groa: tenm as
bases on hatls, suceostlve hits by first on., than lbs other, aonk
Evans, Hudson and Casa end two a birdie putt.
Tlaer ml.plsy. resulted la four
Tha Connecticut .quire, who
tallies.
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has taken recently lo contunilpg
vitamin
pills, gave a half-down
,, ; ruBa is killed
to Tha Haig this morning.
‘‘Goo, I fool bettor shreadr.”
ROME. M ar.
17—<AV-The
death of Col. Outdo Bonlnl,
vBtmsmM UaqaaUantlc
MBUSBMaiiWB iUVCa
11 M
votaran
filar. >In
an4 Many Laxatives, but
air crash a* ha was taking oft
to return to an unspecified fight-- few arc L eaden!
Jones, Armour
Grapette Team
Team To Beat
Beats Wert In
Sarazen, Hagen
Mixed Bowling,
WHOLES ALB PRJ
TO BBTAIL BUT1
Year In and year out, spley,
herbs) BLACK-DRAUGHT he.
been s bsiLssllar among Is m lives In tha Booth.' Tba reason!
It’s agrees! Is and easy to take.
Wken ukan s« directed, IU sc.
Uoa I* usually punctual, thor.
ough and gentle. The tonle lexallvi element which -htlps tana
leiy Intestinal muscles Is prob
ably Its most Important asset.
N sat
Urns,
try
BLACK,
DRAUGHT!
—ADV.—
Best Ball Tourney
MeNeill, Oklahoma City, and
Frank Guernsey, H o u sto n -T ex .
defeated B«Mnr B in * . C kkaw ,
and Jack Kram.r, Lot Angola*,
m KAVINO C1-AI]
gha a g a in s t bai
off the PenniylrsnUne In the
afternoon with another M as
Grunt and Allan fired a brilliant
OS.
Tonight’s Entries
The victory was worth $1000
t e . Snead, • a third of the $3000
at slake In the erent, and Croat I Cep Courage - S 'M a e m ark
a H asty B lae
t r . w t D e ff.r
reraised $600.
M ite N itty
I J a y DsMareo
Their amateur partners re. 4 SECOND
RACK—P o la rity :
erlved trophies.
, S n M p F t e e
5 M a d s D orothy
• la o w Hank
nOQSBVKLT TO TALK
I y a e a lk la la * t Olivo Braaieh
NEW YORK. Mar. \7-OPhI tirosdeaala of Uis cersmonlts at
the dedication of National Gallery
of A rt In Washington, Including
the address of areeptanca by
President Roosevelt, is eobadnled
(nr three networks, NBC-Blae,
CRH and MB8, a t !0;00 .’O'clock
Monday nighL
State supervision of local gov.
rrnment finances, coordination of
all tax assessing and collecting
egenctes In a county, and a
neral stiffening of tag coi
tion laws. Is recommended in
the Bookings Institate report on
Florida flaaaeot.
C
I WHS D w w t
| Dane Pat*
THIRD BACK— l*IS Mils: ( U a l H a lt o f D ally Doable)
1 K .r -S w l.
1 John Whltsbrted f
l Mark D e w s
1 (
I D.nrlng Andrew a
F IF T H RACE—(-11
I V aa -K ob
S I
t Floatla S k y d u st.r
Mill SqppUet
Irrigation System*
- E xpert Welding
( U riah Shat
' '
I Msrk D*>m*
«
SIXTH R A U U -F u
1 Foal H r ,
l
i Hotfoot Ear
i
I M ealo B ia s ,
1 B
4 H is Tka W ay
i ]
SEVENTH ItACB—4
1I Kaaaaa R anger
a n g .r I Ju
J u S st* . D e c k le s
JE
\3
iS
Probably tha halo many women
get from CARDUI- comas from
It. u.s a . a tonic to Increase
L P e l appetite, eld the Dow of gastric
3 .8*1
Ice, m assist dlgsallen and
7 .M$
Ip build strength- Thus, It of. I Good braa
I R.a l e a l
S .61#
n relieves periodic" functional I Lucky Fire
* Mr. Rra
I B a a a a la s
1 W.II Fald
9 .571
4Ditto Smith
I IM Law
13 AM
ELEVENTH RACE— 4-14 MUot
IS JtO
(Q a lalola Raoa>
16 .2$$
t lllfh la n d A rm s- .1 Ida W illard
t
Rod
Bailor
4 C h a .llt HaH
II M l
I t.ueky Otant
PAN DUNN—Secret Operative 48
I Rod Kob
and U m k
SERVICE
BUMPER
BUM PER
Attendance a t tha Bok Singing
Tower has brokgn all records this
season, reports lb* Lake Walt*
News.
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*
..
VICHY. Prane*. Msr. 17—t f )
—Daewoo Sunday named SII
m oraO entiU administrators te
{.wUh-owntd businesses la Paris.
Tha decraa brought to IM4 the
"«*»»? of W lnasssa taken over
A rysalnU or” In tha former
—
Hagen grinned, but hs’w s.n'l'sufflclsntly rejuvenated to pull the
match out of tb* fir*. '
b p p Hbb
r :
I MarmOUgv
I C k l.f C annes
EIOHTI, RACE— F a ls r lly ;
I Ambrose
.
I BwMy Tariff
I Daisy
1
' 4 F rl.a d Moot
i Irian Bragwa
■ f Jim m y K
4 B e a sts K ay
' I Seram natl
NINTH RACE— K siu r llr :
I Marrh Bay.
1 Kalra Special
t B rill oh Train
S LtMfcy Mark
I City Ju d s*
> Smyrna Bor
4 Quick L ew -a
I Roal F lr t
TENTH RACE— 1-14 Mlldt.
W
Progressiva P ro..
ID
W irt Jewelry Store 14
G n a t Southern
13
Harry’* Liquor Store i t
C a m way Agency
>
Grapette Company
B
Bowtdrome
•
Bin’s Package Store t
Schedule:
Mon.—Grapette vs. Great South,
cm .
Tue.—Cairo way va. Bill's
"
Wad.—W srt vs. Harry's
Thur.—Progr»»»lvs
Press vs.
Bowldrom.
D O N T FORGET T p
J O T I’S
ANDARD
s&masstt
C O R N E R T H IR D 8 T . A P A R K A V E N U E
C S C . W elsh
H fl/W W * A n
M fe rry w w p
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tl
M l
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4
S a n fo rd in T h e O nly C e n tra *
F lo rid a C lljr A ffo rd in g R a il, H ig h w a y
A nd W a te r T ra n s p o rta tio n
Established la 1908
Of Atlantic
Prim e M inister An* nounces D e s t r u c • tkm Of Three Nazi
U-Boats Yesterday
SA N FO R D ,
IA)NDON~ Mar. 18 —</Pi—
Prime
m inister
Winston
XhurchiU aaaertod today that
‘not onVt German U-bonls
but bdfoe cru leers have
crossed to, the American side
of the Atlantio” and succeed
e d in sinking British shim• At tho same time he announcoil. tho “ccrtnn destruc1 tlon” yesterday of three Ociman
submarines In the continuing bat
tle of th« Atlantic, which he drg v ftk td aa one of the "most mo
mentous ever fought in ail the
a m u te ef war.
.* OMarohm spoke a t a Pilgrim*
luncheon a t which he Introduead
l <L Wteuats, United S uits
‘ f .to Britain, who pror tala shin*, plane* anJ
guns -with the utmost speed. In
tho greStmt - volume and with
i aklll’t .-nt the command
people. ,
i s warned the
: Th* Bri
ablng ef Athens
H «l« U M |l
Ikttery hemteng
will bri^ fi
inscathed In the
of Roms, l
.quarters said
»lr w a r ,/
yesterday.
through
•School rpcaders
Plan To Attend
Tampa Meetings
Fred T. William* and L. E.
Jordan of the County Boaid of
Publlo Edocmtlon *ip«et to attend
•a meeting of tha ataU association
of school board* In Tampa Wada n o f t y and Thuraday, and R. B.
*K lpp Bad Bnpt T. W» Lawtoo
>lan to attend a ipaeial meeting
n Tampa Wedneaday. T. W.
Lawton said till* morning.
The
Stat*
Association of
^ School Board member* I* meeting
® |ust before the opening of the
annoal meeting of tha Florida
Education Association. Speakers
for tha board membera' meeting
will t e I . 8. Ilaarktn*. of the
Chief Trade and Induetrial* Ret# rlee of . the United States Office
ef Education: Sidney B. Hall,
^uparintandent of . Education of
Virelnle? and Li. ,Col. Prank J.
MeSkatigin lialaon officer of the
War Department and ’Oavncil of
^N atlrnal Defense.
*•' Offtoica of tho organlaatlon
aea P rn Mie t R.- P. Tarry af
Miami, <Vlce.praeldsnl
Percy
Thorra* of Jacksonville, am*
K*cr»tarjr Charles E. Miner of
r
-dfliulriull
•
>
■.—
The meeting jo be attendc<l by
Mr. Kina and, Mr. U w tW k a a
,’-*n called tty r* a l Eddy, of tha
r j**bj#rt a f . school analysis.
A fter tha special m eeting Mr.
Jm atlm
A saockthgf.U tof d ug F
Baseball Dirge tors
A e V
^ **^1 *$3 f h ^
.
J
>
V ’9
WASHINGTON, Mar. is . ..<J>)
— The House Appropriations
Committee today prevented Con.
g r in with a tersely worded :.L
ttrnatlve to give i|uick approval
In the 17,000,000,000 nntlsli-ald
bill or let tha United Slates t>*
stamped as “a faltering welchrr.**- I
The committee acted with mit.M
after hearing Secretary Hull la
testlmenv made public today ad
vise "full out” aid fer countries
i-etlsling
aggression lest tha
“would.be conquerors" gel a
chance to deal withthe United
Slates “aa they have been deal
Her® In th* terne in Ihc U. 8. Naval rlnthmi
tlrpot in Brookiiir <
ing with Europe and Asia.”
!yw»
, . N. Y., bb fifty, wrlrctrd worker* dontinl nm*K* in fivi rrontli
A party conference yesterday in th® fir*t public, ilrrmnstrution of a gm im -k «If ill ih i ti* nirn
revealed the
Republican mem- will pana on tl®ir training to nnmr 40,000 tivilinit tiuvy worker*
berahlp ef U»a House wl.lrly dl- • ho klill Ik* muipprtl with the mank*
sided on the f7.000.000.000 sppHatlon for Carrying out the
* * M l With
the Ad
I nggarthrlcsi picking
Important >
ectr#lk>n«
of
m . minority.
U ‘ Martin, Ilrpub.
Uc m * floor WiiMr, said he prob.
ably would vote for 'the appro,
prist km. Representative Taber,
m k w ir arigo*itp member of the
appropriation*
committee, annoMMod that be would tupport
It. In view o f tho fact that both
1 Taber voted against
r
„
IIts m te»d
■gin# on tha appro
M d * It obvious that
g o throorh by
a than did the
m ' ll**B*>iildaa
T a ta r sAimstPd that
mar* than (O' or 63 Repub
lican* would oppose it.
Ha told r» porters that while
ha thought many provisions uf
tho lease.lend bill
Itself
were
“fantastic," Congn-a. tig passing
It had fixed American foreign
policy and now must implement
It with fund*.
1 don't s .e anything for the
United States to d o /' he said,
aiccp t to produc® the auffld tn ey of airplane*, tank*, gun*
and ammunition of all type* to
»uree**fully combat
Mr. Bitter in any e v e n t Whether
somebody else or this country
use* those th in g, to « g h t with
la minor as compared with the
major objectives. That is the
b**t Insurance
we can
have
■gainat the aclira participation
o f our own forces In the m elee"
IA
Mild Weather Expect- ed To Reach Atlan’ tie Coast Thursday;
- Fishermen Rescued
House Committee
Tersely (Demands
Aid-Bill Passage
vocates “Full-Out”
Help In Testimony
M ARCH
N U M B E R 170
. n u ___ I f *
M em ber A n so d a te d Prectn
Warmup Seen New Blows
From Wave Of
Cold Weather England’s
Navy Civilians In Gas Drill
^Winant Pledges
Arms Shipments Secretary Hull Ad
Envoy Declares Supa piles Will Be Sent
With Utmost Speed
F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y .
II* Io«orl«fr4 •***••
A w.Tim nir max* moved ru<U
ward "lit ef (Ht* Rin’kir* tm liv,
^ti» l »»u irlu f from thr Atvtii*
COlil ond Momi* that ten k nt
Ira*'
lit r*.
Y m i.ii urather wax rapvttrd
to *• a || the Atlantir ci*a*t by
Thur*>«in>
III Ihi i ii Iin n M CIn*t follow***!
the u i t k«-nt| brwlr, *now plow*
btlfI • t| i atil.pat ketl iliifti*
hi
Noith hakfita mill Min Minot a n%
rra*
p.niioa *tn u r to reach th.»*»*
Against
Convoys
Reported By Nazis
confer On Workers’ Registration
Hi "
Five Ships Are
Sunk By U-Boat
Vnlonn Snid Destroy
ed After Bombings
By English Planes
ftill iHsilntc«|. Hour by hour, t'.*»
COUt>' *.f futjilitje* lnrrra*n| un«
til ii hint rracheil a IHnl of 00
for ih*- ta n atatffk.
M -t *.f the vie I imp fro^n off U
clab ^Innt'kl bit* they r i p m i f d tho
belli r fh >i wime Miffocatsvl when
Mwiipr.l l,y the rlt king m an uf
mn-, nn,l ilirt churned up by
arln,!« t l . i w .rc esuged official,
ly :■! 70 miles nn knur.
•
Uni mutely turned to clhtinn
on Mn linriin'. upper peninsula
wht I' !li- ll.-irnca count/ sheriff's
affli - rt ported Mini nenrly a
•Tit
( fishermen ulm ha«l S**«*n
»wi' ' »iii« l.nke Siiprrh r Suntbiv
on • f.tki-ri ice fit**'* were "•nf»*
and iMiM.I
Berlin Scoffs At Re
ports Of Submarine
Heading Across At
lantic To America
n*
*——
Pr*M
Slnsliinp new Mown agahut
Brllaln'x vital convotr avatoin
tvoro chronicled bv tho G*ip>
man High Command today
nt I lie Uni till States govern
ment heard that a long-range
Nazi submarine was heading
across the Atlantic for oper
ations off the American
coast.
!1
Authoiiii-d quartcri In Berlin
scoffed nt the U-boat report, a»WlllUm B. KnuiJvon (I e lt), t(ir«*ctor of pnnluttioM tmtiiiinement, M-rting Hint It was a "put-up
iiihI Sidney Hilintrin teenier) it»<*o«-ijitc nn tin* |*M**ttniion t v t n t m - jidi by American war InclUr*.
Tin- N an High Command said
ment iKturtl, fIMihr kkith I'till I \
McNutt, f**l. m l •erurit) hs|.
miuUtrator. in m m urtluu kkith 0«r pn>gr«tn t*» *111111 r«*|ft*tnitmoi a Gi-rinan Milimanno sank flv s
•d worken* mvpiImI If for dcfcti*r jtib* The i«*pi**lmliuii prituniilv aiim-ii mi-rchant ships totalling
i« f«»r person* tkilhtl in nkintiuii Irndep, *hipbuiltlirur. nrulune •http Ib.ooti ! *n* in *n attack on a
«»r iHAchlne niAiiufmtuiinp wurk r Iiu are ntit itokk eni|i|*»yei| in tit- rt nvoy ami that a 4,000-ton mtr«
felloe work
• hantman had been •♦nt to tb*
bottom in thr North 8ea.
In l,t*mlon thr Admiralty ro*
mdcil am thrr heavy toll In shipmg Iobm'X f r the wrrrk end#4
Mar t*— 'J.f» ship* totaling 98,b31
ton*.
I
«»••■»• rearhetl all OIT
lit**
Slit' I* nn lit S e\«n men mi l u
WT>ni t*i shifted to the beach near
thr 1| mi**ii Mnunt.i*ii« \etli*i*lMV
nrul " •nit I Mint thr\ * ikk f t\ »•
It* ft « Itill It H<*lt< r * i'll 111*'
rthfl
till* " i l;«n«U
Sanford i- i.Is n I in location and
T* glt ath* l»v *’iti * im lu i.Ml
phyannl ri'ipiircnu-tit..
( .-Ictcan Nor*1' fink• t ii t*t. Mif»iii*«*it* -7 .
1*It.
Coopor, fmiinlcr m, I ,!11s-s t >r of W»« **. • in I. New V *»k
the
llir ining Im m
\i"!In Hoys If®** * 1Vmh**vIvnntA 1
• I' MM IUO\ I'll Hh*M|* l*H*
Ti.
t ’hoir* -m*l yrtetMihiy
ihr P®th • tb»* v*n' «• »«f i*"bl
*
em up i l«»*rt| *hrir f •% \k#* k» rw! ' i|*FJkf*l»t \t llictl COft
Hritiun - war fleet, demon*tfg»
IffliiiiiiL* •»« a»oii hrir nmi |»rvpirv»l llvrv " t latul i**••I • ti I.Akc Mich.
img nitrkk it« mntrul of tha Mad*
Mr*. Jonu-a Sluiroo. Jr , cliair. i*i *tu11 on i lien fornml foniTrt ir®t ' • • n i t ti N**v t I Mti«l I I
iterraiienn,
ha« e*rortrd soma of
man o f the hcminula C cun iy t**ur, but be t*«l«fl««t t ImI the* Ih n > I ia«t '
the large*! eonvoya of tha war
chapter of the American Rr.l tion of tlu* truln iil' biMtb’|o«i •<*>* I
from tVntral nml eaiklam MadU
, aiKJOuiired today Mint n next y®nr « l * i » r Ih** l«K»k-!
letm iit*hii port* tp Oreoca wlUu^ x
ent- a f droaass,
a u a s i . n | Irvff nrrnri|!cm®tit® fhb anvut • #rn
ii.i a l>m® t*f fiwm y
And muffU-r* were aenl in me j *on
• h*
New York headquarters Ha'-n.
l.iiikfrur Mkufoni yr*t« r.!iij m>
M« Ntiwiiib*, Hr it imH bumbtra rrday. and will be rrlayrd fr-■»• , lti( ilifiir \kfiit to St. r* i« • hoi*.
it«w tl tlwir a*7ault* on nofth .
l-Vlir MUilfUil*** 11....... .. wen
tlu-re to disaster areas nbroa.*
to ni't the fii«t foviTinl t»*n**M • utd at Ih** < • «1vV lloU*e y«—*
we -tt rit ciermany, perhapa atIncluded in the shipment io n
f Hit Benpoit la*t nivflit
t« mpling I" finl.li o ff the hug*
.i t ,
ordifip I* tbe reeurda «l ) Fur fh
("•nrfil *.f loll 1•
M
24 children's dresses, fnur s
I
Ml* i i« coii««*rt nt 11* Him- i **l .'ll*
|im r llreinen. which Berlin ror.iU/lt n Imlif* • I*ff»c#'
tin- S« nf* •itl tiarili-n < lllll w .(1 \1.*i
mil's dresses, eight best shir'« h«i|H I M|ir JlJ 1*1 \ k%II
, .."
.id.l \.n« damaged hr fir*
liirriiki*1 v • ••
t** .lame*
2 children's sweater*, fnur s hut k tbtouRh Swi'f•*• •I U' l I (»or*l**M * i.l Mi-*
liaku
if
ii liimal tout • f Mill
,ii "uiiitetnrminrd origin.' Th*
nil
Tlii-lmn
men's sw eaters, four men's turn
Itekf A pruMII«(*«l Ural trip
............ .. iidn-ved nl llremorhavan.
V irvl l"g <t|" I*“Hiilif ill gur.lt it * III ‘Im *lu>
1 »m*. I»*»1h of t *i land
era and four muffler*.
k»« .\|oni«»e *ffe»*i| I/it hi
Overnight German air activity
W.ek* *f ftilaM'b* and M i.. At BIM’t IOM 1 huiBitiiy aft* • I* M| , It .•I t
In addition to the ihipin -nt
Koum1ll.1t, .Mi ( 41
, , ,. r England « a- devrrliied n*
f ('lermunt: IM- WHn iltllll iihcciI t"«la> by Mi
I. rt 1•»n
in) |
Saturday, 40 rweat®n, 2i> b* *1 j lit
•K»ya were uiiabl*
„ “ email scale “
aml Mia. Mill.lie Kiel It WiU »n, wIm \4 nil Mi
*hirts, and 'JO layette* have
I Hi* tup tluriuir t!
Wound........
."Idler*. h*a.l*J
,,f O ila'xl". ami O 1* lb fiiijiin i* ilirn tll.g in litis
sent cut in thr paat alx treel . t • Im> herr Idtsiixp
Ito
through Yugn*lavla in an
nml
Mi-*
Mar.
nt
rMiiirt’iii
Mr*. Sharon added.
ImhI wi'Mthor
id Hr it—
I.nth of Miiltlaml.
. vvliauU'- ( f pri»n"*r». ia1®
I HiilitU aiitl til lid • iittai m-I ***l I h ,
*)
All *rwln»r nn thr clothing u
f A full Mcht-tbilr
tte !•**•»
hi milking tlir
gaitli'ii lour .tt> Mil
done through thr Woman'* t
• IIn' •>! nlr ha vi I•«« i
aukiil
to
m
e
t
at
lb*
l(«'«
M
all
n
M
»
and the R**«| (Iron chalrimiii * •
iliitluig; CltarwiittHuiiillng ih l.akf* Slims Ill'll I* ■ giowm g
pba*ir«*d that non-mrmhe»«
*' | It* l!«ir. Mm
|!*;
\af<(. in I'te* fitun Iht- MuiiiilpHl k«*Mf
I
wrlcomod to Join in tho w rk M • f 'Im JO; H I 'lim
nt J tMI I' M. TIiiimmIm/ V i * <#»• k*'
trriafs such aa van), cloth m 1 I I uiitlurdalr, M
It* 17 air it - ka «I to biiiig tli it \N\IM
nfvdlr* arc *upp!ied. a* w ill
” btlg%*. Mar. 24; I y l >>mm, Mmi *.* .
11»# y»lv»lion Army au("it»"bil«-« if piiMiiblr, but lr.ni- |"f
illlg' Hlllfl tv
Work.’
id*tructirn for knitting.
( uinl Winter I’m l
Mn* J«
\ I LA IIABREK.
M»r. 1 » —
•
liBaaPtl
ih
r
h
a
lf
k llol* III! Iii*l< ii )•"
p flail •hi to !| Im* fin lllol •••1 •••
mpiiib i
Cuveriiur llotlanil has dc|
i ht* u n u v it itl Wiiitur I'mrk • jy
...lit. It, *f f filaiol"
*
\\
f.
mat k in their dtive for I !»"*••• toll', ki« i it. M
Wll
M
M
........
....
ruail
financing
pl*n
i the ("intli cine**' tin ) huv«* lot ft luixl*. t upturn 11 K lt"-e, direci
M Kll I-. »»f Si»
Mi
0a i•1
.......billing thr "4-2" part of
|i" itiin g tu FIoM'Im, kkill Uk'iu at
8> "I'ldll'kk I 'aptnin
r, said tiala) ih reporting $1HCH)
1»
h I'Hfil It- In It *••••II III" 1I sit
limed D e p a r tm e n t proposal, a
i i *9 •*i lock in |h«* nil* tin oit an.I ••I cash nml pledge Bubweriptlons. 1||i ml* *.f V. !l Ktfto •• III liiilmn 1 **k U k llv "f iffifiill
Mi i o«i|M'i m vitiil nil of
iii*
.... I lull nf the lt»W Logitllrni v 1i1L*t' •'« t"iin l\. (in , .tit
\ il i«g«
M
r»
Mound
More
rr|Hift«
«re
still
to
b
e*
Diciula ill Wailful il to Mttrii*t |l
litlure unit » sugges'c-J cunstiWiglii . hi I'ark Avenue, nnd It' "
im r.l in. Captain K<tae a«ld®«l
Mary F. Rawlln*. Uliurat.iry will Ik* tla* laM "nr m I hr «!mI*
luro.iial amendment.
Monti
i
II
hi t in ha* been named Kl'l, un Cameron Avenue
tochnlclan at th* B anfonl ('him
tie told directors of tha Btate
Irforu thd*y liUki* I l It 11ittliiL
,s l services
w ile
lu ll
Fnllowlllg Ilie trur. tin- KM"l|>
♦••ad of the colored committee
nn Park Avenue, will
Ira... hit in.
fternuoll nl
nn
* he l A.surlalinri nf County C imml*.
will u n it mI Ih* Kanfurd Cmin.
hi the tli i \ e
Thursday t o . itu a y Ulwiratuiy
The boy a art* expected to nnrli
Carey llaiut Funeral Heme . tuners Monday that Ills program
try Club wtu-rr refrm hm ent. will
precasiure In Jackaonvillr, "id H»rutiiiKhuni mi Mar. J:i or .to t••
Will g u e the Stale four instead
be served uniler the direction uf in iith.m il', with Melvin .I--1" ••'*■
expect* to be aw ay at lra-l -is utlrnd acbiMtl until their runeeil
,|, „„ ,,f il," S' Lukes Cothedriil ,f thrre cents of the tax on •
Mr.
ii
II
Ursa.
week*.
I' til U rtiu n ed in June On Jtm»
11. Isml", nfflciutllig !'• " i* lullun of gasoline without dlaTin- garden v tail I. tnulitioiiul
Mr*. Cecil Daat, form rilv "f !f» they will go to California,
.......... . l.v the
lies
M "Li. turi-iiig principle* of the pr***nt
ly
held
ii"
the
fir«l
day
f
the Kissimmee Hoepltal. will fdl "|K*nlnK In
An ire lee June 21.
Spring, Mar. 20, when weulliii | l nun of the llnlv C r n .. I'.pl-* *- luw wlilch ellows count!** er*dMr*. Hawlln’a po*t durmc ht-i and returning l»y way of O en v i ■ AUCKLAND,
New
Zealand
"» fur road* they built and
pal Church uf Sanford
absence.
IH
—(4*)—
A
crowd pej-mite.
to the Sun'inrr ramp at Axhevilie, Mar.
luined over to the Slate.
Tlu- Fl«h garden* are apaiimi*
While in Jackaotivllle, the t.s-h- .Mr. Coop«r snid
■l>e*rrii the iifficrra ami m m uf and fm nial, and arr .e l in Hie
alclan will take up blood « h« m,Asked alicut the *tay here Mr -iK visiting If iiil.-.| filali-n war. midst uf an orange grove IM
try, electrio-cardlofrUphv. »<r.«- CdKt|iar revealed that he
nip. today an they paraded
liked
lo g ) , and bacteriology. H'"' - h i Hanfonl because it ia clean and through flag.h ed ei ked straet* tu frrenl varieties of palms
atudv under several doclm • and ipnet. -Though it u it little to** n Civic reception at the Town aruttered tliriiuglimit the ground-,
at the State Beard of Health ttuldft on SutHlay,** he added with | Hall, The flotilla arrived y e t and dipped hedges lend an ordi .
S t C A II I .
Mar.
te
*'• ’
BERLIN, MlV IH —O n — Th#
ly appearance to the garden For
laboratory.
<(’* * ll* * « i O* l*B|r T u*l
i' rday on a training rrai***
lire Martin NI*mo«ller, breaking
some palms and plants that re Katherine llephurn, whu i' '»
A native o f Sanford, Mr.. Ila'».
a
t
....
mg
M
l
Junipei
teliud,
| a lung silence over hi* rollgtou*
quire shade, a shade house tins
tine came to tha Hanford rlin le
l>e*-n I.mil that will be seen on slipped min a theater I*"- S’*" intention*, has authorised an anIn September. 1817. a fter being
dn>
night
t"
fee
the
p
n
l'iie
“
The
nuunceinent from Protestant putthe tour Thrre nr* also a nuro.
connected with Bt. Vlnc«nt'» Hos
l-hlladi Iphla Story," m which l-il» (hat he duet not Intend to
her uf pools at thr Fish garden.
pital in Jackaonrllte.
Jutn the Catholic Church.
As a contrast to Mr. Kish's ..h,. is .la r ie d
---------------- -- — T — :—
Mi-. Hepburn, who i * ” gnr .1
Protestant c lr cln h«r* reported
place, the Htowe gnrdens are In
Lut
rated un th* Bt. Johns Itlvrr, trod .,f Philip llurry. aulhnr, nn-l Mi* Kill 4 that th* fighting Lutheran
ty * r 60 Lcgionaalrc and llu-ii number of thoaa present IndiraL a ruck gardan forms a terrace t > H alt), will appear in the Kiws. leader had been
converted to
p »*t« gathered teat night at tb.. -•I that they would attand, and the river's edge. Many annuals nt. inin.lrvl. Mar. f*. f *«» D'e ( 'atholicisnt.
L*gten Hut on Lake Hhore llouic- ■<-V*r*l agreed to «rrar their unL and asaleas art In hlootn here, t«niefit uf undor privileged child
Nk'mwilUr. a Bubmarlna
mtndrr in tha World War, kM
A. D. “Jack* Saaattey. managar vard to c«lstrata tha 82nd birth, forma and carry the post flag and the landscaping te considered ren uf Martin county.
of
CampbeU-Loaaing
|
’c«t
U«*ii
In prison or a concentration
in
tha
parada.
unusually beautiful.
of McCrory’* iter *
for aliw
'*J**i[ Part la games and con.
camp 44 months In March, 1887.
Th* garden o f Mrs.
Ilrnry
U tter tha group will visit tha
y e a n , ha* U n given a tear* of
W by lirrm an Murrl*
he was convicted on a charge o f
Orlando Army Air Base, mark Wight was planted about throe
abaeae* do* to III health, and
vindication of th* Na»l state.
wo" • lanra Unit ing tha first ttma that civilian* years ago, and Mr. and Mrs
will r o ta kte former home a*. J o . .
ed
Statea
flag
in
a
qu
n
tlo
a
nnd
Lincoln ton. O t., te r a three or *aaw*r contnL Gaor-ga Cook and haru been perm Itied to inspect Wight used onlw plans and flow ,
th* la last model be m bars and era that ar* suitable to this sec
four montha r w h
Koonte of Ovtedo woa amall pursuit ships that ar* stationed tion. The garden, called Bt. Fran,
f Mr*. Sm alley and th eir, two
ihcr*. It w as announced that rte Park, Is located across from
children, Sylvia and Ranald. wlU
a residence sa d atateas and
anyoaa dealring further Informa
g o with Mr. BrnaUcy. la Baafard
tion concerning this may te le cam ellias ar* In bloom now. A
they roalda a t SOS B a it r o w
Immediate Improvamsnt af
.
tall terra cotto statu* of Bt.
phone Alkln Kendall a t 146-W .
grounds In th* Big T i m
Forraet Oatehal won tho htetor.
Francis
has
h**n
placed
In
th*
Olln D. Kleg of Bomlaola
was requested In a
I
ical contest and was ateo awardLandscaping w as done by
High School announced that tho park.
A demonstration of the eteno- adopted at tha monthly
h
Mulford Foster o f th* Trqjrlcal
type, a machine
for writing of tho Woman's CJvte
Lagteu-*pon»or*d contests for the Arte Company In Orlando.
of th* Chamber o f
Man McGill of tho Say bold fiak- .erooth district will bo hold In
Card* M r s boon malted by th* shorthand, will be given at the yesterday morning n l
tho high school auditorium Mar. Chamber o f Commerce la all Chamber of Coramorce office in
2* at 7:80 o'clock. Mr. Oatchcl winter visitor* Inviting them to the City Hall tonight at 7:30 B all.
Tha rttoluttea w ill i d M i t f
that tha “Boy* S tate- Join th* gnittea tour. Mr*. WII- o’clock bv a N. Manhoff. shorttha Board o f Cteunty Coma
.
, wd tho P*et
a U chairman e f tho visiting hand authority.
sionora, It t u derided, and
Mr*. C. T. Procter, p m ld sn t of
I cf four hoys to ko aaat garden* com m it" *, nnd Mr*.
The Lion*' Club will meet to Chamber o f C om m on* w
A n a r te *
. AuxDiary, to T a lk hams* la Juno. Jaa Lain Herndon h**d* tho courtesy
morrow night At TtOO o'clock at to roqoori other *rg*nli*H —
h art of Ovtedo and W. h
com m ittee a f th* Carden
tha Valdes Hotel and James Bor. make a atm liter t e |* U i 9%
*
IiCX t e r a f
gee* a f Orlando, district gover Commission for Immediate M
“ la
Sanford Is Ideal Place For
Training, Says Choir Leader
County Red Cross
Ships Clothes To
Disaster Sections
Garden Tour For Miss Nona W ylly,;
W in te r Visitors Pioneer Resident,
S la te d Thursday D ies In Hospital
Ckuqty
Group WM Meet At Deceased Wna- Resi
1 MarriaRP Liccnnes
dent Of This \rea
Recreation Buildinfr
For Annual Event
All Her Lifetime
livid ion Army’s
Fund Totals $1800
Road Finance Flan
Devised By Holland
Mrs. Mary Rawlins To
Worker Killed, 125
Study In Jacksonville
H urt In Rail Crash
WINDHAM Ohte. Mir. 18 .tn ,n P'ow*d into
° r, “
E r i.
»
" . c*rr7rh>g 700 con-
.k2~7iaA
It^ u
•tniction werker* to th* govern.
m*n '. | l 9,000,000 Ravaoik*
**a*l
today.
I f * 1 J*® defanaa •orkura
w*r« Injured, 40 M rteusly. Eric
tevteMgmfer* said one r u n w »i
The * te w iu u t train canyl.Tg
•g frciw Jbe Youngstown dla.
I 7 ^ a n tn "'k " “ * * * 1 ^ Into the
24,000-acre Federal reaarvallpn.
U. S. Ships Visit
New Zealand City
Katherine Hepburn
Nicmocller Will Not
ViewH Own Future Join Catholic Church
Campbell-Lossing Post Celebrates
22nd Birthday With Party At Hut
McCrory*s M anager
To Take Heat Cure
City News B iicfs
Big Tree Improvement
Sought By Committee
usixxtf,
(W . . .
W alter Haynes I
V i K L ' X aouso
srsrxa
™
nor af Lions International, will
ha present. Membera are urged
to note tha change in time af
' ;..wao
r- V ' a
4
�THE SANFORD HERALD/ SANFORD FLORIDA
Champion Orange
Picker Of Florida
t o Be Determined
H O yN bS'O E SPRING'
Spring la the safest Beasort of thb year, and April la
the aafeat month, from the aUndpoint of Occidents. And
If the'other eleven months codld match April's safety rec
ord there would, be approximately 12,500 fewer fatal ac
cidents in the United states in the course of a year.
According to FVed C. Kelly, writing In Your Life
Magazine, this U due to the fact th a t April ia more nearly
free of the dangers that characterize both winter and
Summer. Fewer fires are needed, thus the riak of death
from burns or asphyxiation is lessened. Babies nre not
bundled up so heavily in bed, so there la not so much dan
ger of smothering. The season of falls on icy sidewalks is
about over, too.
,On the other liand, it is not yet time for swimming
and canoeing and the heavy motoring season has not ar
rived—and all those activities take a heavy toll during
the summer months. April isn't a hunting season, either,
and that helpa keep its record clean.
Of course, April Is generally accepted as the time for
housecleaning, which always brings Its quota of falls from
■tepladdcrs. But with all that, the month’a safety figures
lead the list, July Is when you really need to l>o careful for
that’a when accidents reach their peak.
rid tO * * C mai»
lOdOrrm*"
■fable to AS<
AVON PAktC, Mar. 18—(Spe
cial)—With a number o: packing
houses definitely entered, offi
cials in charge of the flrat allFlorida orange picket* contest
Cleaning: House
t u b day. march u ,
mi
A VERSE itoR TODAY
» ' IS SERIOUS BUBI.
It And ys shall bbtk ms,
Dad ms,
i, fpr, ms
whan js Visit
with all
—Jsrsmish SBilS.
P g T B C T lV E
Iw L
your
S T O R Y
Tho £stu (d oy IlevleW of
Literature)
T o d 'a n the agent and the victim
U to th t
Tha unloved, staring corpse; and
. ' , . the unknown
,[ Who .stopped the clock, undid the
' telephone,
• Aitd hid ths knife tieneath xn ob.
Vtous oath.
t th a n y o u c o m e , w it h
A
i n i M
- span,
te n s e e In
ee, and little lime to
.V s test the axioms, prove the
' ,'i weight of olr,
< Astound the bslllff, and mock
the tutshsr s tears.
You wendar if you must b striy
'iW
a f f j f t . rsrdsnsr lo fts
[IMKvftetf
ths sexton
lesflnr
The attempt of the lawyers to rid their profession
of "chlaelera" and "shysters" in the coming session of tho
Legislature is a worthy one and will be watched with in
terest by the public. Whllo they are probably no more un
dermined by termites than other groupa, still if something
can bo done to put their home In order, others who need
tt Just as bad may try it later on.
*
"Tho efforts of the Florida Bar Association to curb
thd unauthorized and corrupt practice of law .should have
public support In proportion to tho efforts of reputable
members of tho profession to remove tho conditions which
encourage people to look elsewhere for tho solution to their
controversies and civic needs," saya tho Tampa Times.
'•The proposed bill which would authorize the State
Supreme Court to organize and supervlsu one nn«. elation
of lawyers "to which all Inwyers-must belong" Is a much
broader subject on which tho public will await further In
formation. This sounds at first henring n bit like n closed
shop proposition. However, the announced objectives nre
‘to weed out the shysters and prevent the spread of unwholesomo practices In tho profeanion,’ which la certainly
Commentlablo In itself.
"Officials of tho Slate Association have admirably
recognized this responsibility by proposing reforms to
eliminate unreasonable delays extruneouH trchmralitlcs
and political conniving which have resulted in losses of
business to lawyers and duniage tn public confidence in
the profession's contribution to pure Justice.
"The extent to which they nre mircessfulj in eliminat
ing these complaints will undoubtedly nffert public support
of other legislation proposed by the Slate Association."
Sanford Ideal As
Training Quarters,
Says Choir Leader
tfse tln n H
rr«M
t*sc»
R im flo . *‘ I V t v c offc-tl W lH )ilW d
w h y I h r pFoplt? h o p riftin't hrivv
Good Night, Mamma
difficult!!-. nf Imvinp
choijruft
I" l ‘ « i k
a f t i r Mr. { ' . t o p e r rr7
e n l‘i e d ‘
( h a t l i i r c a r t - a n i l c o n d u c t of
o f tin -
l.iiya wa* the len.l of h i. wnrr i c . H i. main difficulty m u in
finding liny, tn fit into the choir.
Tliu buys' tnuil have fine voices
nn I be menially superior. Ac
cording t;> a. comment of Fram iv
I'crkln* nf tj'f ■
V>CW York Herald
Tribune 'th *1 loy* harp nh evarnm.- I,
of obout 120:
■ ' ’
»oihr whltn •»!(* on that love^x*
la k e ."
, h
, to the possibility of hi.'re- , *Vr* "‘-‘to peculariUe* of llyim i$|;w era calling at the homo of n dis:Ik ii . One man In tho party tells the story:
fur the training
scssrn,
Mi
ad An U)e evening. 1 nnd nrveral others weic Cooper
•nlil Hint ti/ didn't Kay* ■H K t* • (Had, ,|i" t. r,it ic* (team ,
o dbuttsd in the parlor we heard the putter Miy definite
ulans nt
ifrescdt nuti, piiptunt or ciiocclato Ijefprf
AtOthe head d a 1the stairs alsive./Thw mother The ' n-xton "gad ‘been a "HIMlW ii ,.«uhc<-i ». , T$* .k;e crm ni r a n 't i,
M M ttr m o m e h T b W rta sn .
vocal'conla to ciitttruc) ' u hde
liar home raWwJ her hand for silence. "Huah. .'('appointing, bo rm lalncd, and the
tho nut* nnd ptpeoru scratch
the
,-rnup
w««
showing
n
dcflr|t.
to deliver their* good night mesis nn idenl town ftr the throat. Mr Cooper t;ya tp
***•.
,
sftgc/' hhA said' Softly, “ft always gives mo a fooling ul -■ur■'Linford
stay. It in centrally lornled give the trays, hot le t and lempn
a concert nr th f heat and
a n still » t **.».. .. I reverence to hoar them. They urc'no much ncarrr tho Crca- for <iur tour*. IS Is clean. It is Jjofnrr clean
the nasal pssrsitcs
fUrt W Orlando ter* wa*to* than wa arerand th ty apeak the love that Ih In their nulot enough not In bo drstrnrt-1 Thillan
hr Ikivi always a r t t|ia things
tplrea. Now ta th# time to | h(tarts never so fully .aa whan the dark lias couie. I.latvn.’ laa t o , tho boys and Hie prices they lisp a fter Uic concert, he
It*.
j , , ., ; ,
M dnl,
Hr:.
m
' |Than th ire was u moment of tenso sijence. Thou, “Msm- -ire■'AreSseant
gyeat number o f paep e
Such ram D taken of lh>- lo y i'
here
have
been
very
klifd fit a
Atoa't dangermn driver ts
but the city as a whole luis he< n Vulrca that a radio U played in
»»w who thinks h« will
-alher coolA he .added, "Our r i. th« rnr whrn they are traveling
hsrs an accident because
lam hero depends largely mi tHo and llicy are rfipilrfil to listen
ter fellow win look out for
Ah Paradise!
irn m g em rn l of our tours lu s t anil not talk. Talking over tbs
tajjwah *onr book,
A»q s a w
here on Msr. 2Z saM they were
expecting
thin number to be
doubled before contest time Is
reached. The contest will deter,
mine Florida's champion orxngs
picker and It lx hoped tn match
the Florida titleholder against
the best In Califroni*.
Pickers rntrrrd to data Include:
Frank
n avis,
reprro*ntinC
Holly IIill. Fruit Products. Inc.,
Davenport,' Henry Hlttherase, re
presenting Behring Fruit Grow.
ir» Association, B etring. Clifton
“Red" Bennett, representing Lake
Dvr|i Citrus Pocking Company,
Avon POrk, Van Donherley, re
presenting W aevrly Rrower* Co
operative,
Waverly.
Monroe
Meeks, representing L. M sxcy,
In c. Frostproof, and Jesse D.
" P .\n u t" Brown,
representing
Winter Haven Citrus Growers Axrorisllnn. Winter Haven.
AM o f these contestant* have
had several years' eiperienee In
nrangn picking. A trophy will be
awarded the parking house sponscrlnw the rhamnion. This trophy
will be competed for again nest
yrnr In a similar rontest, hut any
narking house winning It three
ttores will retain it permanently.
In addition, the rhamplnn will
get n raoh sw s-d
nf $100 A
rash nriie o f $60 .will go to th*
runner-up and $23 to winner of
th'nt plare.
Invitations h*'-e been issued
to Governor Holland and Secre
tary o f Agriculture Mayo to a t
tend th s contest, which will be
b-'d in a selected grove Just out*M- Avon Park on the afternoon
o f Mar. 22.
Arrangements w»re said to be
shaping up well for n beauty
rnntest to l e conducted while
tlie finals on the orange picking
tA K O T W lB l
contest nre In pn-errsv
Judging will bs based not only
on physical speed of picking, but
The second nnnual meeting of al-o in the condition of the fruit
n e llr < - d
. R a i l w a y
K m p l o v e r . r fl» - I* Is picked. A system of
at i^iltelun.l Thursday p-lut» bss been worked out which
The m eeting will continue f.,l will Ih- ii«-d dnrlnc the pretlml: ory rontest to qualify contesfour dny», Mar. 20 to 23.
iterhed By Nazis
VICHY, France, Mar. 1&—(A1)
—Frit* Thyssen. German Indus,
trial and munitions king con
sidered to hav* dona more thin
any other Individual
to
boost *)
German Fuehrer
Adolph
Hitler to power, has been interned
In the N atl concentration camp
c t . Dachau,
Informed
souires
said Monday.
Thyssco, who fled Germany In O
November, 1039, a fter ha broke
with H itler over the Soviet R itj.
slan-German pact, w js arrested
by French police a t Cannes, in.
torments said, and was turned
over to German authorit'es by .a
tho Vichy government under tn. v
French-German armistir \
RECO VERS
FROM
.H O nflN O
M I A M I B E A C H , M m . 18. _
L e o n a rd
W e is lw - fg ,
N ew O
Y o r k t a x i d r f v b r m d l i c r i « .f n
r u n n in g g u n f ig h t t n w h ic h t w o
ro b b e r*
w e re
. - a p 'o r e d
th e re ,
e nd ed
n
F lo r id a
v o c a t io n
M o n .
d a y n ig h t . H e w a s
,0 p . i r t d ' . .
h e a v ie r a n d
a p p a r e n tly
o n
th c \|
ro o d
to
f u l l r e c o v e r y , a lt h o u g h
h e s t ill c a r r ie s n tu - M .-l In
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n e c k fro m
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Y o r k 8t r e e t.
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TABLES RE^bLUTION
ATLANTA, Msr. 18 —(AT—
The State Senate voted after
an hour and a half debate y es- f
ter.lay to table a res elution a <k.
ing President R orjcvcll if he
considered construcllon o f pm- B
posed gasoline pipelines In G cor.
gla ‘‘Important to the program
r f n s'lcn al defense,"
DISMISS
PLEA
W ASHINGTON. Mar. 18.—tipi
—The CM1 A*ronnutIes Ilonnl
Monday dismissed the applicstior.
o f the Railway Express Agenry
to operate as an air c.-.rri'-r.
tin ts and in the finals.
The Florida Citrus Commlnton
Is awarding the trophy and hus
placed ita facilities at the ills,
p o u t of the contest committee In
obtaining as much national pub
licity a* passible, nnd also in
working out details for a posslt le challenge to California for
n national context m i l year.
"I knowl- and race
■'«. -
»hd« of IIusssll Snow,
Scbrlng of rourse is somewhat larger than Stuart, but
Ii
.l,Uo.nirr. will rs.te jto rn that hs Is seriously I cannot help wonaering how that town can support throe
movie house*. 1 note that one la undergoing 510,000 re
L oT B w " r t HotplU! In
[$
^ an aluml.
i IhW tagi In Ihli country,
iJ , eti l ■,nutAor » IU> using
H .** tto tjfo ld we’r# got bur.
i M F w i 1CPost
pairs, Including new atyla seat* that skid back out of the
wajT when somebody wants to pass, and a soundproof
"crying room" with plate glass window, wharo mothers
with young brats can go watch the pictures wfthp.r. dis
turbing everybody else in tho audience. Ah, (his Is para
dise 1—Ed MontiInger In 8 to art News.
t u Hen * Carden Ctub ta Of.
iw 1* planning a rose show
n B » » M ea
■a.W our other see honicul-
1\ Rumenis
New Blows Against i
In these )p
actually In
ths Rum U i Army c
England’s Convoys]Strutting
defending strstegt fxdotsj fpu
W
tla
e
R
um Ior fa
Reported By Nazis jag in tnmt dlrosUon; torn aea
“ <-w-,S!rrEr,,K!u!Srslt0
[in i'
*>=«
&w v .ft
rumbling o f tb*
car
might
strain the
boys'
voices,
Mr.
Cooper explained.
During their stay here
the
group hail a regular schedule fur
each day. A certain number of
hours aro
spent in
academic
work and a number In music
Study and practice. Whtn they
are in Summer ramp in Asheville
they f i l l devote three hours (Self
This Is the third training » e i. morning to music snd they taka
ion th e chair has spent In S a l part in all aorta o f gam e aetbriford. Ths flr s i year. they were (tea In tha afternoon.
*«re only part o f a Mason, atoi)t
•hree works but- lo st year ai)d
By June 1, 1041, the fed-ral
Winter."
Another choir, operating out
<f l.lrrrIngham , has been I'.uriuj:
I’lorlda, trading on the reputsllmi
if the Apollo iloys Choir snd ^a»
u d e It difficult to mske boobuur
‘or concerts, Mr. Cooper declared.
When a concert sms asked fer
iainesvillo Mr. Cooper found the
th«r choir had been there only a
few weeks before.
government will have spent (U S .
600,000 on tim neUnnsl deftmw
program la Florida.
and M r ssatbcivt
•long ths -supply line ready U
to ‘T>w»n In s ny dlfeetlmi the;
may be needed.
.This observer said the nslur
5 L *to
m lliu ty
acU nty
in
‘t o S l t a * k could h
»lthln ths
next fev
s, reminds us of a
fv’tlrt fellow whs
himself la Jail-
U L -M ttiO U T ill
4 Miles North Of
California Mi
Preach A1
ana of
Nul
troops
expect said ware eonl pour toward OreSes
Rsv. Bod Rcbtnsoa California
»HI proxch a tortv if sorvica
Ih
tho Community iul)
Mary Boat Nerntey
‘rn iia m '
’'
s iz z l in g
ALL
R IN D S
LIQUOR -
On Ths DeLand Highway
s t e a k s
OF
S A N D W IC H E S *
WINES — BEER
Added AUrpeUoM With Prltea
w S te r m - .
I f S IU U T U
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mh 8 « n d a y a — T u e sd a y s a n d F rid a y *
FOR
to
b a ts Jb*es
i. w i l l cfnvoyc
Sanford
PHONE 41
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A n d Personal Activities
.
TUESDAY
tin
*.30 P. M.
m> H ostesses will he Ml*' Irene
Hinton, Mrs. J. Q. flu ff and
H ^B. Crumley Reservation:
can be made by telephoning the
btsteaaea.
• Sewing session* will continue
ip r the Red Cross in the W o.
man's Club from 0:30 A. M. un
til 11:30 o'clock.
‘ Community flew inr Cirrle will
S eat at th« bore" of Mrs. Gordon
lynt at 3:00 P. M.
lira.
A
mimsDAT
• The regular m eeting of Semi
nole Chapter Two .0 . F,. S will
meet In the Masonic 11*11 nl . ; '0
p. M.
1 Townsend Club will meet In
the Court House »l 7:30 I M
• o r Ila regular roirting.
, The (Jrnrral Sanford lu >rarv
'Aasociatlon will meet at 3:00 I’
M. In the Mavfnlr Hotel. Fol.
lowing the m eeting Mrs. C. San
ford Dow. honorary chairman,
<r111 give a tr« for all member*
nit their fam ilies.
* Sewing sessions will enntinue
for the Rnl Cross In the Woman's
Club from 9:30 A. M. until 11:30
o'clock. ,
FRIDAY
0 8*w lne sessions will continue
for Ibe Red Cross In the Woman's
Club from 0:30 A. M. until 11:30
Telephone 148
_______
S t P atrick’s P arty
1
Calendar Is Given For Choir
V Sew ing tension* w ill be held
Cor the Red Cross in the Won a n 's Club from 2:.in p. M. un.
til 6:30 P. M.
* A bridge and bu ffet supper
the members of the Woman's
fall and their escorts will be
en In the club house on Oak
iven u e at 7:00 P. M. I1«tlps*ra
Mrs. W. B. Rhippy, Mrs. A r.
thur Phillips, Mrs.
lira. J. B. Cog_hum
_ _ _ and
_ _ _ _ Mrs.
_ _ _ _ II.
J . W.
For
W. Rucker.
Kui
ph
aaservatlons please te1ephon.<
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WEDNESDAY
The fourth and last In the ser|M o f bridge lessons i y
Mrs.
Charles Gtlalrr o f Orlando will
held in the Woman’s Clnh at
■■ 1 —
The Glee Club of
Seminole
High School is sponsoring the
picture, “Cheers For Miss Bishop ,
to lx* shown al the Hits Theater
tomorrow and Thursday.
Directed by <Tay Garnett, om
of Hollywood's most dislingulsher.
megaphenists.
"Cheers For Miss
The Apollo Choir Boy*
and
Bishop” h as Msrlha Scott and
their director, Coleman Cooper,
Mrs. II. R. Laing is ill at her William Cargan playing the stel
were entertained Saturday a fter home on Elliott Avenue
lar role* and fraluring n larg*
noon with a
Saint
Patrick's
Party at the home of Mr and
- , ,
, „ , , ... ,
... and Impressive supporting east.
Mrs. John M. Kelley and Owen!
Friends of Buddy Bishop will The picture which presents lh«
Kelley on Twin U k c s
| ,7 K7 ‘ ,0
of hl" l,lnc” ■' story nl a woman loved and
* 9,
.
,
the nomc of hi* parent*
sought by three men. wa* tia n s
Pontins amI fbnlng w:tt cn*]
--------ferreil to Ihe screen from thi
Joyed In the cflrm non. Usier, a
Mr*. (' „ | |
|tn„
h„
»rrjVrd widely
read
novel
!y
Hesr
buffet supper wna served u. the | from Kissimmee to assist In the Streeter Aldrich.
dining room On two long '»m b», laboratory in the Sanford Clinic,
The slory i* art in n midwest
which were decorated with sr«m em university which opened its
rocks and different Irl'h <ltcMiss Lucille Hull of Daytona doors of learning Isefore the tunj
(.laliona and souvenirs for the Beach was the weekend gur*t of of the century Ella lll-hop, wh
boys’ scrap books. In i-ddition her parents, Mr nnd Mr*. F E. tins lived in the town all of thr
to the
supper,
wieners
end Bolt.
III year* of her life experiences
marsh mellows were ross*e I *t
the happiest day of all when ahe
the lake front.
I Mr. and Mrs. Crnrgr Cross of enrolls In the class which con
A t the d o se of the narty Mr. Jacksonville spent the weekend atltlitca the beginning of ths.
Cooper arranged and directed the'w ith relatives
nnd friend* in Midwestern U niversity in Maplr
follow ing program in the % a. Sanford,
n t y . With Flla and her mothei
rious Kelley living room.
lives n "Isoy .truck roii»in. Amy.
Mrs. Mary lino Im* plan* in
Salutarls H o»t(»",,\nsr:n—sung
Snm I'etc-s *' in love with Ella
leavr this week (o'- Jacksonville | hut *he put* him off with the e x .
by Apollo Boys Choir.
“Rose of Tralee” . Clover—song where she will study In’ oratory I ruse that -he want* to get an
procedure
by Paul Brown.
I education Ireforr she gel* married.
"Will You Remember" Rmnlvr— I
---------| She fall* in love with a young
sung by Rllly Walts.
Miss Mnry Klirnheth Neely ha* lawyer, Del Thompson, hill Amy
‘‘Various piano ami piano
s c - returned to I nkeland sfler spendeollce* him into n tri«t jnsi (*'eordlon selections" l y O sen
^ r 'be weekend with her mother.
fore tile wedding, resulting in the
Kelley.
' Mia J M Neely
I marriage of Amy to Del Soon
"C.lnw Worm” by l.lneke—Apollo'
' afterwards. \m y returns with a
Choir Boys.
I Mrs. C. I . Benton and family child whom Del has
deserted,
Itecimls were n ;d e of the (h a v e moved from 4tt:i Cslmetto j Ella rhen*he* thr child and looks
boys' voices
and will Inter he j Avenue nnd are now residing at : after her
msilrd to their parent/.
611 Ce]«ry Avenue
Ella falls in luvr with professor
Owen Kelley was extended nn
John Steven*, hut find* that he
invitation to
join the Choir boys
Mr*. Kny Marion of l*o. K. C., | in married, Sum remain* to com*
in July at
Ihelr eiclu siee nU-„. I arrlvetl Sunday
tn bp« ml
(wo I fur! her through Ihi* year*, tu t
mrr tam p in North Cnn iinn n f - 1 'v,’4'k" with hei luunil*, Mr sml i tho at41! ipfuiM** to marry him*
ter they complete their
C al. Mrs. Turner led g e.
On thr niifht of her retirement,
Ifnrnla engagem ents. Following
which i« t!ii* nigh I of the •choed'a
an audition several week* ago
Frank Cedi hn< arrived from fifty-firpt ntun ni hanmiet, ehe
Hr. Cooper
said he found inChicago to visit with hi* brother. t call re* that l hr* parti* (a in her
Owen not only nbillly os n mu. tIn Irsw. II J. Lehman xml mere, honor a** » nil a** thr •ehooYft*
ticlon bill alio grent possibilities Mrs. \V. S. Hriiinley
jam i<* Handing proudly hy find
as n singer.
t a k e * hiT homr, where shr itlca
^ —
Mrs. Certhn Rivers nnd Mr In hh arm*, rralirin^ too lata
and Mr* Otville Dunk have moved that hr* i« her true love
from Ijtke Mary and a le now
residing at 310 Msgnolin Avenue.
LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
ial
At
1one nf thr Kindergarten children. Margaret Tenhet And
Seminole Glee Club Junior Exhibit
a
•
Mr*. C . L. Park, under w h o **
RoberJ Mcltrier Wed
a n o w l * e t a 1 r a i s e | •upendnion Junior (inrdrn H ub
To Sponsor Picture
*
P e rsonals
J
NEW ARRIVALS
Mr* J It liny sml ilniightrr.
Mrs 11yron Rtephni*. *|*» nt Sun
day in l^ esburg w ith the fo r m r r*
nephew nnd niece, Mayor
Mr*. Herbert IIn 11»*r
Shower Is Given
For Mihr Echoln
and
rt>m|ilifnrnMnir
Mi-**
F'^lyn
Frhojn, it hrliir-fti-iir of April.
Frlrnil* of Mr nml Mrs. Don Mr*.
ilroiiirhton
Wn*tkiu"i ftrui
Dunn will Ih- sorry tn Irnrn that M rs. Jnme* Bitrul" of nrlumto
Ihvlr aon, Don, Jr , rnnlmucs III pntrrtsinnl vtilh a misOf'BMnrmis
In 81. V incents Hrspital in Jack, nhott»*r r.nd bridge la*t rvrninff nl
(hr home of Mm . \Y*(ktnn trj
aonvillc.
BAGGETT'S
Liquor Store
THE VERY BEST
In Liquors. Wines,
Gins
FREE DELIVERY
O lr r y
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Waters an.
nounco Ota birth of a son this
morning In the Frrnnld-Laugh.
trn Memorial Hospital. Mrs. W s.
t*CV %Uf >h e ; laugm bacnk s * Uia
former Lola Chapman.
Phone 788-J—Arcatfo Hid*.
T
r\
i* c -v vi.
k.
o'clock.
Dirt Gardeners Circle >f the
Sanforil Garden Club will in -cl
with Mr*. E, I liny at p-30 A
M.
I\ IT L
BARGAIN DAY
TODAY
Double Program
WE IIIMiG YOU TO
COME EARLY!
.
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IUMHINSS
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SUMMER SURE
YOUR CAR
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H h o rm a k r r
nm l
* m i ■ a m t?
* CliaM AM* a a i u s t
ir a t e
* tu t
M
Friend*
of
Mr. and
Mrs
Charlea B. Palmer will l*e in .
teres ted In learn that Ih e v are
m rving from Ilartona Beach to
Orlando, where Mr. Palmer will
ba A ssistant Superintendent of
the American National Insurance
Company.
Care Of Azaleas
. Discussed In Talk
Mr*. Henry MeLauiin, Jr., gave
an interesting talk and demon
stration on the propagation an*l
care of axaleae a t tha meeting
of the A u le a Citcie of the San.
ford Carden Clnb a t her home
on Friday morning. The roll rail
wna answered hy each member
naming bar favorite aaalea.
A fter a routine htuinrs* dlscnaaion reports ware given by
olttoa ehalrmen and the
■Meting adioornod. The mcm hern
to the Latch String Tea
tn Oriaodo for luncheon,
:b a tour of the “ Or.
was enjoyed.
StSu:-h
Those |
' were I Mr*. P. H.
Washburn,
IU » > IC « N (»
* i u o ■ te a r s c a t
WED. &-TBUR&
B enefit Seminole
H. & Glee Club *
A.
guest, Mr*. Nartle
F le t c h e r of
Highlands. Va., have rrlurned
from Miami Beaeh where they
►pent the weekend with Mr*
Shoemaker'a elaler, Mrs.
W .1
IVelnmgn and fam ily.
»• • I m f * *«
t l
iia iii
* iM tr a c v t i a t a
1ST01T0?
LIFE 11 IT
0? ft
Avrnur.
f»r#*rn sud while .Spring flowMr*. Fred Evan* nnd
Mr*.
Pcarc* have arrived from St. rri were ii*otl in drrorMlInp ihe
Petersburg in visit with Mr*. | rooms in which lh«* irursls wrrv
Evans' mother, Mrs. Zul* Mnyr rnlrrtMinrd* in ktfpinM with St.
I’nlrirk’s D»y Thr hridrr (mldr*
for a few days
tvrrr covered with crrrn covers
Jfr. and Mrs. Herbert W. An. ■nd (hr lit 111#" on which •rorrs
deraon and Mrs. John Newkirk were kepi carried dealtoi' in lh*
and nircr, Bessie Hark, of Signal chuHen color theme.
Mount, Trim., arc guests of Mr*
In one corner of the din IAn
M. L. Burns in Ihc Park Apaif room V*l ' h Urirr tmlile tlivoi alinl
men Is
Ihi if rent and white with *h*m.
roek>* aenitered around th.* rdge
R a ln h T o la r is < ‘.le c t e d to a r jof thr r lot h Fenlerimr ihr D id n larjft' white ha
hrMins
r iv e hom e to d a y fro m t h r I'm - ns*
| v e is lly
*>f N o rth
t 'a r o lin a
in the favors which were ptillrtl from
( h a p r l H ill to sp e m l Ih c S p rin g the hut hy while <u(ln r d h tm
v a c a tio n w ith h is |u ir r n t s , H r am i T h e jrreen rlhhon w a t pnl! *•! t>
M rs. J N . T o la r .
the honnree nml drew .Mioiht r
•love pine hnl trimmed iti whiti
M rs. M I.. B u r n s h a * ,*. l o r arui holding thr gift* in nn
g u r s l s in t h r P a r k A p a r t m e n t .,
After reventl pronre«- ton * ni
, her
so n -in -la w
and
d a u g h lr r , bridge, scores
were niidetl j i.d
M r n m l M r*. \V. I I . D u n s w a y , Mi** Marion Kstridye wn* finunl
a m i r h lld r c n , J o y c e am t W illia m , to he h ig h scorer for w h ic h *hj of D a lla s , ( I i .
wiix prrsenled n So** p y p-irm
lu g
Mr*. Roy Reel riu*ri'"d ;i
'
Mrs. II. II K n atn c hs* lo-rn pslr of figurines a * cno*n;,il, u
I removnl In her home on Wr«l prize, nnd Mr*
lU o i
V-.IU'-r;
i Iret Sln-rl from the Frrnahl n novelty neeklnri*
lt. ^. r« • »* •
Laughton
Mrmorial
Hospital winner
where she recrntly underwrnl *
M rs
J
J,
\ \ e « (a ii
rpi'i'H!
nmjor operation.
bride nnd new rest h*.it wn •* pre*
** rited n Feverr-t « « r \ .I* e ,*
w srt*
Mrn
W. P. PW<»«.
,
O. P. Herndon. Mr*. J. W.
Mr*. Jno Jarrell. Mix.
_ Mr*. P. A. Draon,
g**?*
MroT* A t e
tdso
M iss
K v "1;. 1
small tirighl cidnr>*l i h c - p n .ln d
at.M m meeting.
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H n al Bridge Lesson
Scheduled Tomorrow
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S h a v i n g 1 'v r a n t
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Mra. C hari*. 0 .1*U r c t OrUtido wUl ba bald In tha Waman *
CHtib totaerrow afternoon a t 2:10
o'clock.
Hoataaaaa for tha a ffa ir will
ba lir a . J . a H u ff, Mr*. B. H.
Crumley and MU* Irene Hinton.
Anyone w ishing to play ta re.
qua*tad ta maka raoarrationv
by telephoning tha host near* or
M e d /a r d I'aUwaa
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Rikir't H a n o i
a c e P o tc tiv r
Giw* yow iklft the w i tt«i«t ii GF
UrUwf tom* blsAdiriQ powder
U«0«i lot.
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DVU4S I Mil |M i OM4.T
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Senator Whoelgr. OemeMon tana will apaak a t
P. M. Eastern SUmdanl
Tteraday night, over tha
B o d _ netware In r e p l y M
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In v il.rm
1 r O R T iin t
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brole.elect of Apr’l The ' nt*»t«.
was presented an e 'e ttilc nuto.
mittle toaster from the h n itr iv ^
as u remembrance gift,
A snlail and ivreet course wn*
served by tiie
I u»t esses,
11
sited by Mr. 11.
A.
Watkins.
Mr*. Byron Bqnirr* and Mrs. W
M. Haynes.
Those enjoying the party wilt*
the guest of honor were: Mr.
E. C, Echols. Mrs. D K. McNal,
Mis* Dorothy Marshall. Miss An
ha Belle Brown, Miss llrlrn Car.
ner, Mis* Carolyn Colburn, MisMarjorie
Cogburn.
anil
Mi*
Evelyn Wilkinson.
Also, Mr*. Squire*. Mr*. |i
A. Watkins. Mr*. L. P G ir o n .
“ 7 . - . J " J - W e.t, Jr.. Mrs. J w
ChlJdra Mr«.
Raymond
U im l.
?.u U t,„ Mr** Bato1 W ^ b e , Mr*
Haynes.
afhal Hamby, MU* Katherine V ,r.
11 Hj I***?,
Bquiies,
and Mh , (a
r<'
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work ha a Iieeit umleriftkoii feeh
B y M lt.S. H F N R Y M e L A l - l - L V J R . j that the v e r y r i a l m i o ' - hh of the
A t the re ce n t a n n u a l F lo w e r ' J u n io r F lo w e r Show
m
,loe to
Show
J u n io r C tnnlens"
exhibit** | the f u ll e o ‘ O fvrrntion of tin l i in*
w e re th r larpe^ t and lw"«i p latin e ii v ip a N
a n il 4 | u u i * o i fio m e ach
In th e In * to ry o f tiie ( ia n ic n i'ln h - ' sch ool nm l th e in to iH ia ^ i ic w ork
O fc u p y m ir th e e n tir e end o f one | of th e r h i l d i i n
S m in i*
w ith
o f th e ‘ tMcioipk room a th e *e er» j M r* P a r k in J n n i 1 (m r ten P ]u h
ir if « n o «* c o n c lu s iv e e v id e n ce <*f w-ork a *e M r*
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I'u Li i -un,
n v e r y re e l in tc t c x l and Mi-tive * .Mr*
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p n r i , . n a t inn in g n n lr n in g nn tin , d " n r v c M c C a ll.
p»M n l ^ an fn rd y n u n g s it r |
-In - i* g ia lif ii' d ii I •, |> in g ic -.
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d c p ic ln d a s m a ll n u l.ilo a r g n n h n , and is a n x in u * In *-x |.:. -,. I tn, ,,
wrlth a piail in fnt ,-rci-** >a n k ssl j p ro g ra m
b y ru ck and on Ixnldcd w iih f e r n .,
*ip „n si r *
fro m
in ,
ta c tu n o *
P g n - ii- and i inli*l*
A *u rp ri i d ' «
Mr.
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and M is*
Uteijilk
tllrililli
ily formerly lived in .'sunfonl an'l
left a wide circle of fiicnd* who
will he interested m the niRrrintfe, Tin- collide is ut home itl
!iT0 North Willett in Mimphi*
Adi37 f a v i . r
M s i f ' * i e w sat
t lw id n
eftee
pewter
resa w
awadad by deetWi era
M ill. Try ».
pee*.
3D e n i a l
C ro m c
Here's vale* that It vahw. taaefh
teetk *«)t* ta Usl a Its* lias*. Aid * a a* *•**>
Ik* sUtasUf, asVa r*ssss*« till*
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Good Living Off
I: IIP- (Special) ■"on* of the moot, i t t n i l i r * qnthe»Ur. of ; hatxl Nassau couhly mainland. F1*W#ts
‘ir - y ^ r m w ’
W **'
7 *
ioea n ffr h e n
key (ton't owe
w r e , tneklng
'. 7 g®0**
y Income.
hat far; the n u e la i
the Municipal Ceurt
ncetnat Lawranea
r speeding, which war
R. T. Johnaon, ae.
peedlng, wee found
fined fS e r I I day*,
ne, accrued of speedm
SA dW ^G S
[Man, " I t would do
^A kftiy group of
Charged with . speeding,
S ite fp te
> Fred TattaraeU, charged
ES? J ib e M i jffi
tourt a t bo anawared n i t btw
sedlftf, w ta found guilty
d M or t l days,-Ivey tf.
m (peril h d of opcoding had
r0l . w ad in g , had
ipendad for IS rlnya.
and, charged with
Naaaau county,
f 0 ityuinj |
FARMERS’ MARKET
Mr.
(hr
Treking small Incest.
W ng and timber, hot
★ Ifo decided to put
«■ In,some of that
i t r land.
InreatlgaUng a Uttla,
acoatf. and cam# to
S
m t .iSs
•Using from | t
raid' him )o do his
r first two year*
m v > a * ; wagon*
M at io e : pipah for
Mtoffs during that
against nsg-w.* In.
against Willie Jama*
1• disorderly place,
i con tinusd. Robert
ISM, bee111id of dll.
Wit*, had bU case dla.
Uldiba bar*
M , and all
t school and
11:
II.H to II
coiXAiiita,
r'UrtlMBKRI
cblkat
ifc ibay bar*
water, la
* " ,n profu,lon ,n th i w *
Poultry la the Mlkkclsoni' Ion*
w it, but they produce other
ttlnge, too. They hare 1^00
layrra. About 12 acre* are uacd
for poultry. So thpy hays plenty
of « i p and poultry meat.
tu . and for .ale,
tow* proride ample milk .for
them. Laat year he devoted 4 ^ - 2
acree to Irish potatoes, one,acre
to tweet potatoes, four ac n a to
corn, and flra acres to daahoeni.
After harvesting (he potatace, he
the land to Mad fo r hay.
oted bate and rye around
hit laying houeoa. Ten acres of bla
land are in tree*.
. -V
They hare a big yc»r.rmirvi_g«r.
den which provide* plenty of
vegetable* for freah nte and for
canning, and In ' (hair - orchard
they hare pear*, ’ applet, and
aatauma orangca. They tike strawberriea end raipbtrrle*, ao they
grow them, too.
"Like moat tnduatrlat workers,
ptnlee agreed to submit their difference* to
I wanted to own and operate a
to^Arthur S^lteyar, sha lrmap of the State
farm and get away from the
plant whistle,' Mr. Mikkeleon aays
whan folka aak him why ha Wit
tha plant In Taeottm In 1V10 for
a Naaaau county farm.
before that.
land* from erosion caused by
Recent *0mmarie* show that In heary rains, and Imprpyg tha toll
1030, tha laat rear far which com whan plowed under. w .
plete record* on AAA aollbuildlng
Orchard owner* hi all pari* of
practices are a callable, American tha nation find corar crop* of
farmer* participating In tha AAA retua in holding Um aoll between
farm program grew 20 mlllkm row* of fru lt and nut tree*. Win
acre* of grsen manure and corar ter legume* such as Austrian
crop*.’ A quarter century ago, few
Art in o n f um b i u m i n o n wwo*
. WASHINGTON, Mar. lb—(8pc. farmers were corer cropping.
The increase reflects years of ly used co rtr crop*.,
clal —Agricultural nisiory. la re.
educational
work
by
state
and
rmatlng. Thousands of American
: GETS tK jn r QRDJSR
farmers today are udng corer federal agriculture agenda* and
crop* to protect soil from ero- actlre promotion of eon Miration
WASHINGTON. W ar.l»-W >>*|on and to Increase tta fertility— practices by tha AAA farm pro. Tha award of a HJAO0 contract
just a* American colonists learned gram.
f o r ‘pyramidal tent# to the Bisto oa* them 200 y ean ago, as
Corer crops are especially rain* cayn# Tent aW Aynlng Company,
Greek and Raman farmer* learned able in Bouthern states during Inc., of MllmJ, was announced
winter months where they pro by th e 'W ar Department. Tha daChin*** farmer* used them
tect corn, . cotton, and tobacco llraiy data was net disclosed.
p
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|S a ( S p e c la 1)—Van Warmer Wat*h tk f (Special)—'The
Florida
State
to .5 o n ,S j a , » I^ W rt cn rplant Board and its actlrittes
"day.
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Ha i« among the rabktng *5 T**n •* « ‘*t*nee will b* the
f*w In Uie travel field, and po*- major theme of tha sixth an*
^ I b t y « million peretwa hard heard nQal Florida Entomological Con-
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fill frtVnlm ■tlrf
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ha* developed on the** and other
states and countries, the trade
. hhdy raid.
Railway Express
Reveals Program
Of Improvement;
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Defense Surveys To
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t u i > i N 'j ih O iiGiit m n * n e r . ' fYCWt. Of U f m Q\iv
nous traveler la eotnlnf
kla1 for a three-week lour.
tVataq tM r leave Lam lnr.
iy motoh, arriving in Jack*
•ohrills., probaVly,
probeVly, on Mar, IT.
. Ha w ill be ereowpanlcd L
edmdraiban. alid. besides beffitn*
hfmarlf to Florida t in and beaum ties, d ill take hundreds o f fe«t
o f Ctttef film to another noted
I s e t u r r T , and friend, Burton H ol
ms*. T n eie M will present to Mr.
Holme* a* A g ift 'from himself,
. and from Florid* civic orran tia.
_ tlo n a whose irus.ts M . Walsh
“ and hla cameraman will be.
tMr\ Brown, who I* general
mandgar o f Floflda Exhibit* and
Who Is reputed to be the te s t
"ihowman" Florida ever sent
-abroad, told Ilarold Colee, execu• tlrs vlca president o f the Stale
Chamber, t h lt Mr. Walsh Is
highly regarded by eastern Ind attriallsts, shd that one com
pany baa engaged him to lecture
to aa m an y as 70,000 of fte rm .
m ployees a t on* time, on world
W tt* r r 1 subjects.
“I was cuflOiH to know," said
Mr. Brown, **whv Mr. Walsh had
'nkter developed a Ifetum on
F lerid i. Upon eohtectlng him, he
FREE
MfcfcUt* AND
DELIVERY
* AND P O U tIP HIM WITH B
:' ^ V fsiC H fT n r i v A i r a t ^
cludA talas on the history o f the
Plant .BotfH' and Its development.
Dr. Wllrpon Newell, plant com■jnlifloiWr.vyrlll review the history
of QIC organ lint (on, anil detailc
dliCuaslon* 1o f Us work will t*
given bjf other
Plant
nuarr
workera.
Forty-one Plant I)i«id workers
who hav* been In service for E|
or more years suit 21 professional
entom ologists will be inducted In.
to honorary membership in the
Newell Entomological Society at
a smoker Wednesday evening,
Mar. id.
Dr. Lee A. Strong, chief of th<
U. A Bureau o f Entomology and
Plant Quarantine, will be th(
guest of honor at the Conference
banquet in Florida Union Thurs
day evening, klar. IT.
In addition In rnlomologiitr
from *11 sections of Florida, out
of-state gui'Sts who will attepe
the tanq ust Include L W. Me
I.ainr, head
of the Canadian
Service, W. Anderson, bead ol
the Louisiana Quarantine Service
M. S. Yeomans, head of the
Georgia Quarantine Scrrire, ant
Avery Hoyt, acting chief of the
U. S- Lurcdu of Entomology and
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v ry % o f im tiH triril, U lo ,-. Ira n *
pnrtntlon un»1 tin*|>its«T*x*«t4riri f «d lU io 'i in F ln i ni’i w, re m jirrivetl
Monday l»y Hi* Sin » lW «*n*f
('m m cii
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*’ nn nroco.
dure*
l« r
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u n iti r f il i r *njia i . i /.u tion u n i for
d« ie rm fn in j: o >u,
f-1 ip *•**! *lc
ft
fii|?h\v.i.i
v. ill
iv c id v r
p iin r ity in r . ■
i »- 11 i.tt.in
over $ 1,000 000 fo r now h u m
Hint iv i “ Mpiipmpivt h a w Coom nnU . i i . e d hjr 1 * 0
l l .e t l . »'»•••«
*lrni >'f K iilt v i v E t p r o * ' \ r * 1*
f y , r*ir n l»mml program »»f »«■
p lit —tHrHl i<Mil jid d itW i {■* i*'.
Cu m rntnv'* uiitanvnlivp
( nr il11 ■
nip»fi* n*v»*fc j r y , in p a ri. Ov r i
e ita -v .l tu tin e M ft*»* natinm il ti
ff*! i* Ind ustrie*.
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po^onc | (oilay
l j r 111. t *t
Mur
Tl< rtO C lP .
Proofs Shown
IDiACCD COON AKAktf aaATCTANT TOANTO SC.CCn Aflt SO Cm*il a
SPOON
«N WOQlD CCDNOMh KiDAv, n*C
f t i w i n r a o r x x f <XAA*rs c o u 6 o o i Ai.ar s
WAR AM MHTh llf « S **M.r N fN liX N O fcO M
L A fta tci w o o v x r c »% tmc u s
WTH an An m ij Aa cCOO o r | 16*1. - r r r c c i M NOT iiN tr *<*« r n o ix jf « N 6
d im
OlXXOOO 10% HKVON i a IV TMf
Sill UNO tr iluOf NM Aa'AI rOT teAfVlfiTtNH
NOBl D^ LADGtST D V s U i MV.af I TH( riNl^t *l Avon IO Tm| if Nf
WIEB0LDT
STUDIO
Legislature To Act ; 11,(100 Participate
On 119 Cone Vetoes
In Stamp Program
FOR A PERFECT
CAR W ASH
...
AM PI K I T MIS
liir 110Ml-; LOANS
Tour AU rugs ran
b*
Di#
made
In
look
pew again!
t i l i rut* cleaned
tor a t low ds yy.osi
Phbtie 475
COUNTY
LAUNDRY
SUNOCO
" SERVICE
i t STATION
C om plete
W aahir^; A
L u b ric a tio n S erv ice
Informed mo that he had olwsyr
wanted to do so, but that he hti*
never found the time. I kepi
after him, however, until I gbt
hi* promise to do ■». That was a
r6upl* of yfars ago. Now he If
comhif."
(ktlle* and Brown airmailed a
lentatlv*. itinerary to Mr, Walsh
• dr 4le.in,
pAiUc in th* finish.
jp*
mi
• IrAficr* uiNril,
"t1 -mil ttiint >r ikfkl
that he «MS as much 6f Florida
a* t t 1* practicable in ao abort i
H»t JudgfrfeWt (n eCClng thn<
Mr. W hfih Is given fv * iy oppor
tunity of acquainting hlmnelf In
Ihnntely w ith what Florida has
!n show tha world.
“ kfr, Walsh's coming offers u*
l g r ea t publicity Opportunity.''
leciBPNl Mr; Cole*.
•tudlnl
•'
Plant Quarantine.
AJI pMt and present nirnTt.ein
vf'fhwVFhnrWa B tete f l w r l Of '- P t l l f l K E F .
id J(*p,s.
Control am being invited tu nt. rlnl.l Peet Bros, nmt C o, form
.-nd (casiona of the C o n fc m ,,. erly at Port Mayors, now n o r
Or. Creighton said.
Fort Pierce, gladiolus i n w r n
The ronferrnre program will in. reported a> having b o n ;''
»
lude paiM-n. by rntom ologiai, ,.t giBis Bcrrage nl Twenty Mile
**lorlda and other states, In n-l bend aoutbeBBt of Canal Ponii,
lltion to the Inlks dealing with whlrh they will develop for l.o.i
the Plant Board.
rr cult ore |inr|nii'i*« next |"al!
d;
t iin d iv ir h i" *
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f*n irh A A i chile
S. II. ENCiUSH
LI LP SERVICE
ill
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DAN DUNN—Secret O perative*48
SO VOU WOULDN'T TELL ME
DAVID M.
KARLE
THE T n iT T H .e H ? I'M GIVIM& \ 6 - B U T . M IS T E R ,
YOU O N E MORE CHANCE TO
Y O U W O U L D N 'T
MANAGER
TALK— IF VOU D O N 'T TELL
!
DO T H A T ,
ALL I'M GOIN3 TO LEAVE
> W O U LD V O U > » ,
VOU HERE TO THE DATS
AND STARVATION/
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HAVE A B E T T E R
ID E A T U A N T H A T
BUT I DON'T
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an
TELEPHONE BUS
Classified Advertisements
run SALE
1ST— I little boy's plaid jacket
• ml brown glove* in gramntai
school park. Return to Her.
aJ4 office. Reward.
MUM, only 0,000 miles,
White wall Urea, a
*15000 cash or trade, SITUATION W AITED
(18.00 per month.
City Motora, 3rd k BENJAMIN YOUNG wants Job
aa chauffeur, 32 years old.
Farmer's Market cafe.
SACRIFICE entire stock
M*d appliance*, itoe**, LEN A . ASHLEY want*
m, Ice hex*a, electrical
nurse or housemaid.
went, etc. Special prices
7th 8L
_
la week. Green'* Fuel Gas
I*, across
from
Post b u s in e s s s e r v ic e
lUCTIOM sale of
06 P ark A re., ox-
PIANO TUNING, .seeing ma
ehinre repaired. Phone 31S-W.
arch 10. Articles
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By PAUL. UUbTK^Ork
CTN CLUB «M /
IM NOT M O W P fllS O P C R WeTTY
fT'-i'- ,
OO-OOOMPH/
HI-VO, SILVER, PW R V -V -V /
�1
ANOTHER DOUBLE X
Go To Post In
T onights R a c e
BpSfekfrig Ground
F o r 2 Buildings
Don Orlando, a* consistent a
hound as eear raced a t tha Sanford.Orlando Kennel Club, will
go to tlie poat tonight In tha fea
tured ninth race a t 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. 1 8 -|S p e rial) —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.
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 t r t a 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 fo r breaking training
ty received by Urn Tampa ru tii.
nrets, Eddie Brannlrh, m ans. "If Ferguson remains adamant,
■ and shortstop of tha Miami H I have to rvatrsng* my Infield,
intrigant, yesterday ypanod his, placing Jack (Tlmaa-WJda World)
ra to gain supporters far his Collin* a t fu n t and play BUI
m In their grudge baUlo HcKeehnlo, J r , a t third."
llnst tha champion NutgeU a t
a t field Thursday morning at On* bright spot .In ths Nug.
ts' camp waa tho arrival o!
SO o’clock.
pp (Burgundy Flash) Newman
(onager George K lrkter 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 a t 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 u 1don't play. Who do vnu * Ink
■rangin'you araT You a n not *unnlng
r (UP) the Brannlgans.”
Greyhound Results
-as i- t
'p p o n
air. n o .
Mil* Nlfiy
4 1 I—I | _ |
Mnfeve IIM<| _ S * 1
s —I
Devest ....-I
t 4
S—H
Mil*' Nlftv IS.I». l td. MB; M».
JtVB IlOBt 4,SB, i t s ; Dsvsnt 1.40.
2ND RACK—PufuHIV :>* |.*
PP Off atr. Fin.
Dago Palo....... s t ■
J _ 4i
uat lltnrge'e Pol I t I—t S—1
Hnow Ronk ............... • S
1—hd
Dago pata I* IS. 4 40, J.IS; Jual
<lonrg,*a al'l 4Jo. t.SS; Hnow Rank
t.ie.
f t # IS w p .
or 1M9 FBW Writ
rtAVfrMAPB 1R*
JdMT FfcUAfrtt
iW i\/H « sitV o f7 W * J r tje e -
e w M A A f i ti M a r r
WriW'"TMfl Ajcw ioRii
HID RACE—S-li Mile ill 1-1
PP Off Htr. Fin.
rinnnle Runt .... I I J—| | —no
Iuillle Dollars .... * 4 I
| —I
Mammy
---------1 1 1
1—S
Ronnie Hod 11.40, MS. ISO;
Drills Hollar. 4.00. 1.00; Mammy
III
.
iitll.v
D o r n I. iv a— i .
IMS*
P elo -n o u n l, Boot, said S1MO.
C bueeeoM M
G lv HS
,
«TII H A C K — F l itu n fy
LCAStVg
Mark Down
J cull fi
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.
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.
mryA. Russell Seed Co.
VST ST.
TELEPHONE I I
S
I S
I
Fin.
| —|
1— 1
3
S—hd
PinaT RACE—Futurity: .
1 Juilg* John
I Slick Man
S lumona UpilM S Becral Fashion
t Ilour bon Uoy
T Killy d o v r
4 Tariff's Lady ■ s Ilu.ldy rrlds
Htu-rjNI) RACE—gulurlly;
IPIrat Halt or Dally Doublet
1 kblclt’a Image
I Maaked Bey
1 HIV* Frl.i.d
s Had About Oal
I alow npeed
I Ternpeatnuua
4 IHuye Dean
S fllorloue Bor
THIRD RACE—SIS Mlltc
(Leal lu ll of Dally Double)
1 Don X
t I'.rBuaOrr
* Wayward
4 Slorioarn
.1 Dm aeoll
T Amo, Uulrork
4 Purser
I Dee Uarib
FOURTH RACE—Futurity;
I Ham Jackson
1 Air Reaper
■ J u ,| Hr
t Rip Along
) Norman Andrews 1 arm Clipper
4 lirltlih Ruck
I Iloldan Word*
FIFTH RA(,*K—I-IU Mile:
1 Mlia Tanary
I Twinty Rucks
5 Happy Oilman * Highland noil
» lloyal Hit list
f Rxrrpllon
4 Ii, I>rtr
| Uorcao
niXTII RACE—t - l t Mile;
l hinny Matron
t fit Flr«
* Rlue Ink
* Patriot sMulrock
» Tip Dmvla
J Teiee Moon
* “ JffL ■mrrna
* Armed Olrl
Mark Down 4I.I0, Jt 09, 11.00;
,1nliit Wtilfftlxwd 1,4 a, 1-
A fit! I* w E.,00
lu b sn i who fhot,g:lt ibry w f - the lu f f . Buckv ran t get esciUsl
Sell plavrra brought Huckv H sr. cl*out any of them
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
14. Southpaw chase won In
Muateraon'a record *vami t *o|
good hut he cunio along 'net late
In the year.
Outbids of pitching tie t«*m
Isn’t an biul. John 1-rals, whi
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
Blood worth 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
r u 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 H arris 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.
_________ ,
Dancing
Wi t h Al l -Gl ass
th iiAtrc—j in kills* at M
l*!» Off Htr. Fin.
t.TII I I A U E — F m u r l l y ,10
PI* Df r B l r
Fu-I F ire
|
1 |— I
W i l l i s M il a
4 * 1
llblD-nt llu y
2 ( *
F a . I F i r . J »0, 2 IV. 2 SO,
M i l . M e . S R ; Hotfoot lin y
l-t
Fin
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1— S
W lll lt .
2 IB
•Til ILAI*Is—i- IR Mils* 13 |-t
I'F Off Hlr Flu
KutiBBd ItA llffrr 1 I I — i 1— 1
Mulljr Dnnv
> ft3
3—I
AluriiiOfls' y
4 3 f.
1—u«
KuriRAN lUiiicvr 10 4», * 40, t.SO;
Molly
&00
D«n«
3.1#,
l. IO i
Cold-mist Freshener
(Ut 1 7 9 . 0 5 *
■Mister* fr*m> 110.95
WOULD MAKE TRANSFER
Murtnoiivx
WASHINGTON, Mar. IS —</Tf
■ Representative May Introdurod
yeeterday. a bill to direct the War
Department to tran sfe r 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 H ogan F ayorltel
Rollins Tennis
A t Pinehurat Match
Team Walks Over
PINKHUBST, N. CV/Mar. If.
C o lo r a d o 6 T o 0 —(ff)—Ben I logon, 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 N orth^oulh
was No. 1
lasl night
thlrtyjilnU i
open golf
ptochurst's dharn^
plonshlp No. I course, Just a
year age, th a t Megan started off
ranking women plover In th* on th* rooet sensational ecoring
tatlon, (tot* the show As she streak * In "M unuiment history.
Up tf llh 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
and
althering cren-ceurt backhand victoriek At Orednsboru
tymled her masculine opponent AsbevlHcu set new scoring re*,
ord* In *hcH of the three, played
Yom sta rt to finish,
tha comhbwd t i l . hole* In 84
strekaa under par, broke par
Duke, Arm our B eat
Sarazan, Hagen 8-2
NABBAU, Bahamas. Mar. U .
—(4b—The Duks of Windsor wolaced Bobby Jan et as .Tommy
Sight Is One Of Your
Most Precious Possessions
Let U i Help You Protggt
The Only Ejreo You’ll E m !Uv«
WlhlNhmitl
.10 1-1
l*P Off Hlr.
1 1 I
liitrirliiin Anmlrrw I
Hank Greenberg Hudson Rated One Of Senators ‘ ' j
Ttyee-Hopes On Pitching Staff |
Classed A*1 By
It* DJt.MON (IKAHIM
1a>u Thurmiu, with k am'
His Draft Board ORLANDO,
Msr.
I R - tf lV - rhnrlotto comprlae the m t o
DETROIT, Mar. IH—(/P)—ll»nk
Greenberg, Detroit Tigers' . l u g
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 Iflea tlon 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 b t 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*
Tonight’s E ntries
iwt race —ruiuM ir
S
HAM I, 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 a t
tjlsal Park. •
.pprentle* Jockey Donald MacIrrw* urged S irtila 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 8lexis T— by • length and
If. Mrs. II, O. Good's Vctum
third, half a length farther
lU r M . Cm tracU im 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 a ta
rooms.
Harmonising In arehlteeote with
tha chapel, tbatta stru t 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 .
_____ __
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.
DURM ON-
M uch m ore for « whole
lo t Icon,
■
, ;•
Y ou g e t a ll o f Uupe
f e a t u r t e n o d SM oy
o th e re to th le A p ex .
M-S \V, <AV. ' vi ■H s i i'A ^
.K xdu^ra Apex Spiral
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Sewbttle County P ro d o m
W t And Vegetables Than Any
BbnUar A m In Florida
Sanford d The Oi
Florida Q ty Afferdlag
And Water Train
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 19U
Farm‘Strike’
Suggested By
TwoSenators
Big Shipping Center
A ssault Termed One
Of W o n t Made On
City D uring W ar;
Shelter Is Blasted
German Bomber
^Attacks Convoy
Joe Whitlock, 3rd Base Playing
Manager, Signed As Seminole Pilot
Double Irish Holiday
B ritish Reveal Cap
tu re Of Im portant
Town In Ethiopia
*'
rm n
Tlio German* poured fir®
bombs and explosives on th t
Kmrllah ghlpplnir center ot
Hull (population BOO,000) overnight and left great num
bers of g fa d a^d wounded.
Tho a ra c k was called the
worst of manv on the city.
® Berlin said hundreds of
planea w e n In the raid. One
ahalter waa blasted, with a baby
tha only survivor.
.The British bombed Kiel au)
Wllhalraahaven and a N atl loafi
• ran t* bomber made a daylight
attack on 86 merchant ships In a
rwiTOy in th e . North Atlantic
and claimed one w ai iunk and
another hit. e-*
The Brlttah announced
the
A capture o t 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 w ar 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 v leto 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
Senate S tarts Probe O f Defense Bottlenecks
Move Would Be PodBible Way Of Ag
riculture S h a r i n g
In Defense Money
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
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 W ic k e r refused to sup
port a proposal of government
M ombrm o f n apodal Senate* comm ittee
chairman. Member* (left tn rig h t) nre .Henn.
loans to peg cotton, urnr-it, corn
tiRinrii to invcN tigatc strik e s and other lio U lrand tobacco prices.
tors Joseph I I . I ! r ]| o f M innesctn, Mon t".
r»fi ks in tin d<fi*n*i* program and p ro fits b e .
The
question
whether
Ihe
W n llu rrn r f W ashington, T**m Uonnally of
United States would rr-nrt te * inf? mlicit* find or proprirodnrji*» nro shown *i"
IV m i *, ,1r»OU N M Mtvnd of Mi"'a Vork him! Ralph
convoy* or other
meins
to
th eir firs t in ri'h n g in W italnuirton. M rifttoj
•t Miune
shield Brllain.bnund supply thlpt
H u rry H, T ru m a ,, (n o a lrtll 4if M issouri 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.
E ig h t lh»y
Seoul kk hi.
mi1
M'-allaaea »■ M l, »|,>
i hnrtor n irm h cr* *if th*i.iik*1
Franco. Mar,.
told his notion today t y t ,
American aid is necessary for',
fowling France,
Ife «nid a netv Frenel
atltutioii would be dra1
nftor an Knroponn
cnncludetl.
lit- r ile d th e ou
taxes, lack nf food and
lio n 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 th a t *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 y ro d u c tia v lg
well as tha liwaaa of tho. M
I'o iiiltiij
ue t ut that a trailer warring nations are the ttm f.*
Uldl mnkr .Sunfont tour.
camn» wow
would
lal rarditti
a c ilitli h
h iruon*
tuoro co m p le ir, K d .
w *rd IligjtliiL ■ crrclary n f th u
Kiwanians H e a r Scouts Qualify
Higgins Suggests
In
Lake
Monroe
Lehmann Discuss
frailer Camp For
Marksman Gr oup
Service Of Club
VIsitors, Benef i t
Monroe
R ifle
Trt»m
hnvt*
hr. O
Members Welcom I unI i f I r»<1 hy (h r KnlioniU IM
Eastern S tar Honors
A ,ic k it io n
p ro m m k ^ n in i, R o y
Into Group By Nohlc,
u rtin ^
rin u ii m n n liT
nm i
Masons With D inner ; ed
D
i
s
t
r
i
c
t
Governor
*P'**"T of n.r tram, a m m iitin .
A
________
: loilny
ms
Nearly. 85 members of the
Nason* and ths Order of the
M
* » ru Star «}oy,d
Eastern
enW ed .a dinner
iia
Th e r if le group, which i> »pmi.
sn ri’tl hy Tro o n ft 4 o f Hen ton
Ju n c tio n , now n»p 4:i nit'iulu'i«.
and •hemta are held every H o li
SW *
fellow
ship
which
lire
Ihe
w
atcliday nftoroor n ot
M r.
N’u h b ■ f n S n ib ri , f n m iiH .n 'i', L u ln y dethe Masons.
a sons.
home, o ur mi Jr north o f th r 1.o k . • clurf'il 1 hnl "H u ll' rirr - u ffic lr n t
wori1'>
o
f
l
he
otykanJixifltion
h
!
Hits
Mr*. S. P. Dutton,
worthy
In i)in rice nt till* n ffl.-r In tndlvnlr
matron of the Eastern filar, gave lunch! i n nu ctln y of the Hnnforil Monroe bridge.
„
tieorRi* C'ook, r ifle Jn e trit.tu r pri fitnlil,. i ;u riitniii ,.f
te# greeting, ami C. B. Wi.ecup K I w r ii I n CliHi «t (In* V iililc i Hotel
for th r Hona of the Lrg m n niul veil I ill i “
gave the response.
Ralph n to d a y
H c h a\e the fut ilitie s for
“The s p ill! nf K iw u n it is p x - M iijo rc tlrs 1 ram in Sa n fo rd , Will
emptifu-tl
in
ill.'
our
will'll. be p ira e iil nt th r iiriie lic r aluo*l Ihorir w hii Im v i'l in rm t"m otnli"t,"
1 h r r r opp llm tin na fo r mem fa
liiffK'rtd m* *rrt«‘d, "Ittil there
’oihera , ' Mi l.i hmanti ii'c jn ictl. 1Su n d a y , Mr* Noble anitm iiu 1
hip i v r r f presented and rcc « |
i on at ii nt deitm ml from tr a d .
One rkuinph' of I hr
n it v Icc* , Th e m atch w ill h r held at l ‘GO
vein'l l for nnnihiihiilni inro, r *I *i ii«I pinna were co m p !eti4
iittendance at the m eeting In Or>
, o f . th*
Kaitrm which the ilu b iclulciN in the " d o c k .
j um
r ..*1*° uaalated in preparing m ctIJcat c a n 1 y iv r n to c rip p le d I O i g i n l t e d on Fw li. 2H. th e l,nk< l**d “ I ho* demand route* tin h.i •!K*11. liindo tom orrow nig ht, a t the reg
c h ild r e n , nntl the n p e a k e r Cold I M o n r. *• tcn n i la now c n d e a v o r ln n
ular meeting of Ihe W oodm tn o f
iter Un ,r
Mr» J E. Vour!
1 h it le lfe t'n
(In* C 'liu m t ic r i>f
K ik v n n i' mi n ib c iu I b r y w .n ih ljln •'c e m r r if le a a m i m um u n it i 'M I
ilo* W orld lani nig ht, G* C* C ol*
I
C JP Hacpar. and Mrs the
jU o m m t r t t * tint* ri*r4*ivm | I ' l i n r e i n .
be
“
p
ro
ud
if
you
could
m
t
the
|th
rm
iifh
u
o
v
e
r
n
m
e
h
l
a
id
,
M
r
NoHutchinson, vice-prest si
I ni". at’c re ta ry . • a l<I today.
Gu**te were Mr. and
J. II. Hutc
'm
g
I
In*
f
i
n
'd
f
m
ii
11
it
1
1
s
i
t
n
m
n
A rlaikx o f
rnndldatea
from
dent of the Sanford unit of o r , a n ? ° r rt A l t 4? of Warn-,,. hundrcfls nf thmiriniula Ilf buy*
t
Iflte
l
v
find
g
irl"
thul
K
iw
u
n
i"
K
h
*
helpi'd
Oj. and Frank Gleb of Chicago
Sa n fo rd , W in te r G arden and O rRetired Rallwa;
-igu.i
A
n
nual
pRrnde
be
foie
ym
ii
(•>»••
pected
U iiilo w ill be inducted into thu
At the bus Inote meeting of the
rtw*ie1y ji nd Ihe protection dt*
Florida State Meeting of the or
Th e
fi'llnw - hip Ir tw e ru
the
r
r i T w ill be rim fe rre d on thain
ganlaatlon Mar. 30 through 2;I “th
Jinnee, the club* of I hi* United M j i I uh ntoI
to be held a t Lakeland accord- m irkH
(hoar of i jtmidu wan piHiM'd hy
I ) C*umpatiy K of the 30 (n R agir’
*r
j
°
f
'
h,,
lo<,*r
«'**
Ing to J. L. Hamrick, secretary
m rnt under the d irectio n of C up t.
Mr. Ich m iu m , who m* i <I tin* cun
tom of Hinging “ A n u ric ii
mid
G lnrenro G olllna, the a c c re t*ry
this mornllng.
Governor Spestard Holland Is
(•a plained.
**God S rvm the Kpig i»t nil Ihi*
A ll m em bers o f the Sanford
m eeting" ahould lx* continued.
" i l t o be on* of the guaat speaker*
Win, ili u l you hit te .1 11ji 11r*1 rhnpler are aaked to meet at tho
“ I f there wrip ever u tim e when
and will bo Introdllfed by Her
pn
11
*
In
Sun
fiinl,"
I
Ii*'
•■lli'l
I'1
'
lodge h all on P a rk A vo n tig gt
thla citatum m e nppi r»pr lute, it
bert J. Drans, founder of Lake
la now,
l he i' I lib off in n !
rle.
land, according te the program
Th e Tuw nacnd C lu b w ill num le i 1* nil “ V u hi4\«* it m i '*' I im . 7 ;0U (j 'clock tom orrow night and
11nri
fo
f
1
mu
1
M
I
rude
"
trn m*portal Inn will he furntilird
announced. Other gygakere will
nt 7 :1 0 n'clOClt at
the
C n u it
.
O HI ciand.
" Vu ideal Inrnlirtu ftu .1 (rail* t r th r m eeting at Orlando, Ur.
entomologiit.
A rth u r Katun and h r G If llo iiae T h u ra d ay nig ht, it wax ntt.
bo George J.itw M M . Mayor of
into Ihltnam wen* mm.e nii inltcrN nf nniincril today by J F M cCIt l ♦r 1 Jimp w uu lil he on ( Ii* (Hkt'- I'fillin-* aaiil.
.
. ""uuciea inio
Lakeland J. A. Bollch, grand . _____ _
fru iit, \ti*»t i f l^ftik Aveniit*." Af r
W . I*. Kielda, conaul commgndpresident of Um National As. .11 »
tee New. Ih t d u h hy Ktlwnrd I j iiu *. and laud , president.
t lliy p iu * ciim m rn ted .
" S n rh
n r r n f (he .Sanford cam n, p rta lrU
w « rr congm tulaled hy M r. Leh*
*
t
amp
would
h
r
w
ell
put
rn
ire
il,
rd at tho m eeting held lR«t nig h t.
maun.
Thu L»°u* C lu b w ill meet t It
waa announced th at the night al 7 :0 0 oVlock *il the VuU MTU| in my 1 pinion it wouM he a
dent of the Lakslsad unit.
l»r
•
-fit
aid
r
lnl«ineaa
vent
tire,
If
C entral. J m in io n Itu lly of ihe dr* Hotel. Jarneo Hurgraa of U r .
'Registration for dm meeting
< 11ikit n pro perly equipped rump
will atari Mar. 10 a t the Oil- malogleal Conference In Galm*. Florida K iw a n ia D ia tn c l w ill it* Undo, d is tric t governor o f Lio n * vm
bring ninny mot* u rn .
b«rt Hotel In LekaUrvd. The S f c “ Y* H W and 28. In ad. held In Iri*caburg Mai 2ft, ln-gln- In te l n atio nal, w ill h r u gurat n* p v mild
m in S an fo rd l*» Ink* nd.
highlights of tbo program of en- S. . "™ 1 worker* of the Florid. nlng at B ;0il li’eloek tit the l4 ik c . the meeting.
\ ;i Hi Jilt I* nf the rerreutm n facili*
terialnmant include i an "Old State Plant Board who have been vlaw H otel.
N E W Y O R K , M ar. 10 — (JP>—
Winter vlailora are invited to th*** here
Shutecn mervrbcra of the S a n
Timers” bell gates n t the City ‘"...T T 1? .taT ■» m m or moro
I . O . C h ie fta in I ’ h lllip M u r
Any p« r*si»h m group p mtS *°- r
2*5
be
Indueted
late
the
Newell
meet
at
the
Recrealion
B
u
ild
in
g
ford
club
attendod
an
inteCLrlub
Park! Inspection of Um Railway Entomological Bcclety, which I*
ray subm lttad hla name and teak
moating In W inter P a rk Monday mi the lakefront tomorrow aftei- 1., ihi** huriinrsM wouhl h< ji^-urerl i.f
Colony in Lakaland, a fish fry
Thom as
II. Ken ned y
fa r
hr
ascrlng t he conference.
nig ht, where*
M r.
I jiru*
had nnofi mi 2:00 o’clock f«»r the a n i,1 ih f fu ll rn-npaiAtum * l
Itoosevelt’ i m ediation board
nt the CUy Park, Hi "old fash
n
t
y
,
Mr
Ih
g
g
in
a
n-hle*t
eb arg r o^ thc program und Irilro . nual garden tour of the Sanford
ioned dance’* and eerd party,
M cK ay
mi K e y C lu b -, arid Garden Clubmoving pictures of • railroads, and
PathkiY J . J . K rlla g h a n made n
eho handle* tha greeter's ner n motorcade tn Bek Tower at
Plana will bf dlicuaaed fur at
S t. P a tric k * D ay ta lk . Sun* were
vier, gave reports on the af c f n - Lake Wales end Cypress Oar.
tending Army Day In Orlando on
led by E . M. A r m lU x c .
ollalimenla of the two projects dens a t WtatanlUnS.
Tho club » m congratulated for April 7 at a m eeting of Ihe S •"
R. N' Bayer, City elerk, todey
Yesterday'*
id e n liflc a tia g
Through th e .. organisation of
tUrlng the Mason.
of the American Legion and ihr
r tiu ililliiK p e ril'll* wore <*
w a . Mrs. J . Ross A d am s, t i l l
Tha annual smoker was set far the retired railway employes Uia urged S e a te d dtisens to eira* being the fin d In C entral F lo r Majorettea tomorrow nigbt
nl
the
C
ity
Hull
,1
-I'T
ida
tn
achieve
ite
fq
ia
m
io
l
quota
''ark
Avenue.
te
the
City
Hall
and
file
eppll.
the week of Mar, 34, and Um U keland unit hoe attracted 600
ay, src n rflln «
to tb ■ r .- n n l*
ll. D ick Betm clt w a . honored 7:d0 o’clock at the Legion
T u e sd ay aftern o o n nt I ' S f l ,
mart date and Um place will be membera to th a t rite who make •ailoni for bomeetead exemption lit f uhla
b irth day. M r U n r had S. M. Richard aald today.
before the deadline on April 1.
’ ot 1tic c le rk 's o f f lc
ly 6 :5 0 o 'clock, you sntstwd B .
decided later. 8L Clair jCawsena,
I'rrmiU »erc l*«'Jirl I" M«r- i L- I'e rk ln * ' Men'* Slot* wh
Se fa r SAt blanks have been charge o f the program .
was named chairman of tea go.
K * r l 1e4*hmjuin ni T n v n r l i e u lit f o v n n o r p f lliin K in » n U
toM o f t b t
•oH
WkJftgWir^l
Attend Orla-ido]
Induction M if
Meet A t Lakeland
man who recalled that It took
_ Ikrtn p lin th * ' In consolidate the
• N ail pyeltlon la Ruaianla,
"We may find wa do not have
thla much tlmo to apart," In
Bulgaria, ha added, hut made the
p rin t that the Germane might de
liberately wait until a alaablc
A British army had landed
in
Q r t ttt 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 G om an bombing at.
tacka in the anticipation ''battle
of Rurops’a back yard."
Tlww reports aald. British an.
tl-alm raft guns, sta rth jlg h u and
GRENOnLE.
HI , — </P)_ Marshal PeUln '
P a st Presidents Are S tate Convex
Retired £
Honored A t Dinner;
Slated Ma
Smoker Is Planned
K S rS Jt
«•
( j(y News B iicfs
Entomology Group To
Honor C. B. Wisecup
7 "V ^ IP
S
is rs ^ ^ r:" '
British and Greeks a r t aaW to
bo haala r thotr fb a t dafaaaa Jins
Salvation A rm y H as
Success In Campaign
Continued progress tn the BaL
ration Art*** d r ift for operat
lag funds urns reported today
from the headquarter* O uM ag-
Murray, Kennedy
Seek Board Jobs
8ayer U rges Filing
Of Exemption Forms
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 n ev e hualneee days remain
before ‘
‘
tertalm rrnt 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
1 liuildinjr Permits
Issued At City Hall
Roosevelt To Leave
Florida w ill send 1,070 men to
For Trip To South
I'm color* in A p r il. G eneral V h.
*® Collin*, state d ire cto r o f ,r leetlva se rv ice , ateted Inst week
WABHIN0T0N, >Ur. 1»—yP)
O f thla number 776 w ill ho wnlte* —Tho fourth In a **ri« of con»hd 300 will bo negrw.'.
feranee# a t the White llouaa on
tho whola da/ana# picture wa*
held today Bf Prasldeht Uoosevslt
prepared te taka leave for
Southern vagaUon,
which White Uousa
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 On 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.
per i id te be In Sanford tomeUtee today te make arrange
ments for setting up the grounds
Thursday parte ef the chew ere
Display Space For Fair Exhibitors
Ready For Merchants? Applications
Vaeuay, JaOe*
la U nder Control
liin Kil'lic. to repair o Im illing
Ion Llghth Street. Leiwern llicklory ami Loeuet Avenues, at e cost
o( 410; Frank Bsur.-. t« repair
a roof of a huilillii" on Elm
Avenue, between FV»l ami Sec.
□ml Street*, nt a rmt' t < *36;
■ii.l In J. M. jJel’a'kii:. to reroof u bullilivg i t !!•>•• Court
coat of *70. I'. W. Kngl'ah
Is In charge of Ihe work lor
Mr Bauer and Mr. McCatkill.
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 W EATHER
• Pertly riei
Thursday, atiri
north and cant
—
f it
ij , -
*•t
x>• ■tin*
ricig' * .
WAS THIS YOU?
e blue shirt with e maroei
dark stripe Ue and tan
white (port ahoee. Ton
Perkins' Store rather huff
and proceeded U Taaat
sr*-K",isa"s,StTMt door and started
rand The Sanford HsreS
neruSd
^^ieeXSmJrovr I
appears In thla eoluau ti
H u 'r t & t i
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R ejr La o s . R m t D ou tasy, M ill M i n n , s i l l
■ i , Vernon.
e a e ty . S e h f* ) N e w e P *«- I* published ooe* each
d a ele U la h ••ek ool Joern elltm Clara, lir a . J. M.
ion Of 'Who Would Attack U. S.
Is Agked In Student’s Article
Rummage Sale Is
Planned At School
■SSR’SS.
ii-r.
4.
A t a regular meeting of . the
Journalism Clara of Seminole
High School Monday, Mar.
10, plana w ort made for a
rummage sal# to bo hold Mar.
8*i on Beards!) A renas near
the' Proctor Qrocery Store.
The committee planning tide
sale la as fellows: Mercia
Proctor, Helen Hutchison, Dor.
othr Rader, Lola Caldwell and
J*elr Morrison. Anyone who
has m ontage and le willing to
d onate' It to' the ' Journalism
class please giro
It to: a
h stab o r' ct- tha committee. •
— By HERMAN MIDDLETON
Submitted At
Council Meeting
b
j?apya?S’
, Last week the Council held •
Joint meeting with the etodenl bo
dy. The purpose of thla meet
ing whs to promote a closer rets.
Hon between the students and
tyw. ceu'ieiL
The financial committee made
• report as to how the campaign
torn coming along that tha
Thorpe Furniture Company
is
a*
Representatives
Seven Scholarships Will Go to
Of Sally Staff
Graduates Of Schools In Florida
Meet At School
A t the homo of Mies Rebecca
Stevens last Tuesday night mem
bers of the BaHy staff met with
representatives, John Lang and
Walt Dargaa, from the company
that la printing the annual/thii year
This seas no cat and dried meet
ing, , b at one th a t was very in
form al
Mr. Lang srae vary compli
mentary of the work that the
staff had dona and these are
soma of hie comments:
"Yon sore are going to havo a
nice took- The pictures
are
awfully gqbdi I t seem a to me that
with snout a weeks more work a t
the present rata and you'll have
year book finished."
Mr. Dsrgan -assured ue thet
there was no doubt about It
but what the Sally would win the
All-American o r ' a t
least a
high rating.
til* weeks after all the material
la sent to tha company, the
finished books will be In Sanford.
The staff is striving to g et as
much of tha m aterial as possible
in by Monday.
3fou see how the staff has been
working, and how praised the
work was by thosa who have
worked with many annuals. The
Sally rales end April t so come
on and get the Salmagundi, tho
beet yet, while you still have
plenty of time.
By ERMA DOUDNEY.
LYMAN SCHOOL
Hello Everrona
.T ” echo a rah Ips wl
This week has been a very busy •« *»o w^ '* r , ..of
ona because of one little Prord •
1" which the Jim
“m in i " . Ym the teacher, have.
turned to a fresh page in Ihrlr
itrord book* with the hope that
the students have turned over
a new loaf too. Speaking of little
words “can't" beats them sil.
small
with tw o. cho,c«
* « en echoUrshlps
cThU
. ______
-- -expression
.r ■ /
■
■ - of
buckets
Imagination
does Its awarded. The eras* In .second
plane
Pill
bring
the choice bf the
sham In hindering progress to
ward the' top rung or the leddrr remaining, ThU p ro e m will he
ated until’ all tha available
of life. During tbs feet of the
larshlps have (icon v.iSeusted.
y w r help y o ttm lf and your
To Interest the people of Flo.
teacher too) say two little words
rida
and give Impetus to this
"Til trv“, |t Vrotft do any harm.
•This U a bard thing to do when phase of social science teaching;
rirery thing goo* wrong, but suc
cess' doesn't eralk up to you, It
welts ‘around , t h « next corner
wfth Juet another try.
' 0 . ' II. Btowes. our foottoll
soaeb, has rAunded up another
S ept I*—Winter Park—there.
S ept 88—M t porp—here.
O ct 3—Melbourne—there
O et P—Oroveland—here.
O ct 1*—(open).
Mr. GUltoMe'd hnd Mlto U »- O ct M—Ocoee—here.
O ct 80—(open).
Nov, 8—Apopka—there.
a n too many down in the lunch Nov, 14—Winter Garden—hero.
team Otocmd lunch p«riod, thet
too many puptU were walking
In tho upper hall during first
.The beys basketball
lunch period, that more programs under the direction of B.
be given on the Inb'rwmmonlee. wra participated In the
B
M
w
a
CT'JSUrJ’a
Ulna around tha school.
OVIEDO
Otln Dwight King, mm mt
the teachers of Bemhiola
High School harlag realised
that “the active lives mt
there new In our high schools
will be spent seeking solu
tions to problem# raked h r
the present conflict,'' has
w ritten n pamphlet entitled
"Florida ’ Scholarships i n . the
A rt and Science of Fro#
Government." In this pam
phlet Mr. King announces
raven scholarships ta be giv
en to seven eatauadtng gradnotes of Florida high mtkmmlrn
this year. The following Is a
portion of the pamphlet]
The Florida scholarships la the
X
nt.ter, name the
whose direction h
written. When y
medallion It will not bo sold th at
you are a better teacher than
your ce n u n p o rlu . But It win t a
reeocnlaed th at you have leJ a
talented student Into Oioeo chaiwnrla of .study and thinking which
are to necessary to productive
ciuxcnihlp. You may then leal
with pride that—“you have lad
well."
A well planned program of eitltemhip training In high acbooU
nnd in eollegea may be expected
to piuduce a t leoat five desirable
ouleomea:
1. Training for statesmanship.
2. Thoughtful approach to po
lities! and eccnorrk - problem a.
a. Recognition of some of the
underlying cauwa of itrife, and
with this the development of at
titudes which will help to brine
*■ long n period of peace as Is
humanly possible, a t.th e eloee of
this war.
{.Cultivation of enthuslam for
the preservation o f democratic
jnititution* nnd Ideals.
Improvement of aoclal science
leaching—which will rem it In Im
proved cltlicnshln.
The Florida scholarship# In the
art and science of Tree govern
ment are being awarded by the
following:
University of Miami: Ona,
scholarship of (250 (approximate
ly onr-half the coat of ono year's
attendance).
Rollins College: One scholar
ship of l&OO (slightly undor onehalf the cost of one year's atten
dance. )
Southern College: One scholar
ship of |210. and one of |19fi
(Thera amount to one-half and
one.fourth tha cost of one ycsr’e
attend ance.)
S te ts o n
University: O n o
scholarship of J250 (approxi
mately one-half the cost of one
year's attendance.)
Tampa University: Two scholar
ships—both rusistlng of full Uiitlon and fees for one year's a t.
teedanre., ■r •
Students Who live up to (he
promise they show at the close of
their high school days, and prove
themselves deserving, may ex
pect their scholarships to be ex.
tended through four years of col
lege. Wo hope that before the
award* are
made additional
scholarships may he offered-.
■Student* who wish to onto*
thla contest will pleas# notify
Mr. Klngfhvhd has established
One-Act Play W10
Be Ghren la April
School Singers
tween the agea of 17 and S t
If yea are Intareetod la any way
in Urn United States Navy or tie
United States Naval Aviation
I eheels, the fMldwW ^ f o r m a
tion Wit) aid you in fulfilling the
i su u lw aaata fee enlistment The
the Glee H ub wfll elng with the first eniletawnts are mads only
a t Navy Recruiting B utkos.
other rlra clubs are as follows:
Olaa Club goes to Tamps to par.
tk tp eto talh e-F lo rid a State S i
sk Festival, the g ro aau 'o f the
-H fw g ram - m u l reality
The Samfaula High School Glee
1- "To Thee We Sing"—Tkach
_ l . "American Anthem"—Mil ton
8. "Rain and Uw River”—Oe-
The itadenta of BemlabU High
will not bo .nqutrod to attend
school Friday, Mar. *1, d o . to *
teacher's meeting held a t Tampa.
may request waiver of under
height: unmarried.,
Mbs Edna Chittenden, librarian %
plkants down to AS Inches); of a t Rem Inolo High, waa absent
proportionate weight to ego and from
school daring tho past week
bright unmarried.
They m ast also; pars, n rigid
phyritol examination; nullify !■
'•jU lla True, a-senior a t Semi
general
c liirlfie n tm . ''* '’0111
genre) test;, furnish . auibcnth nole High School, presented her
senior expression recital Monday
AMPLE FUN,
for HOME tyW
.11v HERMAN MIDDLETON
S.H .S .
Rambling#
That Anting dene# «fd tonquaj
waa some swell.i
night. Everyhod;
ful time. . . BT"1
to Orlando th
JOYCE WH1
Saturday nigh
midnight show
tW
<* DUBundriLKON*
r tm lu fa p i
-i*. RT08f,m *f scholarship*.
Address him at. Seminole High
B*heel) ■ Hanford, norlfla. Any
questions m«y also be directed
to him. lie will be glad to discuss
them with you.
ALICE HUNTER
hn* a drawhak. ahd; "nnUherly"
this does too. Each person mu»t
buy his own machine, but th«y
aren’t very expensive. Only about
*78.00 for a new one. (Onlyi)
Now If you want to take a course
la secretarial efficiency on w rit,
log letters, al) you have to da
la fame up to Vocational Sehtol
and learn "free fo r nothing.”
Wo are glad to welcome Mary
jo a Stewart back from New
wa have, 'em a new
lln D. King, wh«%
--------- going to d u al# us
bar
shorthand.
Now Mi*,
toffee fe ta Savannah. G*. be U
from so much derating, la
stotkned ta Oriaado ax the R*.
data,
troJUag Officer.
lin k 11scorn and
Jews)
Bergrant Crystal told at the*
have Jobs new. The for■ working a t tha Otto Drug
say (Doc la certainly breakmi in,) and th a lattor ta
p art time work a t tha
The regular Chapel program of
Seminole High Schol woe held
Thursday morning during activi
ty period la the school audi
torium.
After the usual morning exer
cise*, David Gatchel, who acted
a t master of ceramonlra, intro
duced Elisabeth and Glayds Pip
pin and Betty West who rang the
solvetlon, "Stardust" accompanied
at the piano by Mira Dorothy
Sanford.'
Tha guest speaker of tha pro-'
w T g ta S I I P k y ' " N* tocikk' "•
• y MARY MARTHA EMERICK
Kommerdal School
SCHOOL BRIEFS
Wa regret te s t M ta Laura
Chittenden U IM a t bar homa.
Mrs. 3. M. SUneelpbex U sub•tltutlng daring bar absent#.
Vra ta,
UtM
Varied Program Is esented
Daring Chapel At High School
tJSS"£.!S
The Senior Thespian* o f tkjnIdoI* High School will prasent •
a MOMt pl>7 entitled "A Pair
of Beauties," the first part of
April.
Tha cast la composed of Bruce
Bolt, Not Stewart, Dtekk Brown £
and G rata Sabre*.
rr Bfkftftl
CONNOLLY aura
town rad, green i
Sunday
BAYER
getting to
LEO ax
th at wav i
o u t . , LE
m t p u id
night. ••
m u p allowance, monthly pt y oj
these ratings- bring flgTThe rate of advanoement de-
!5l!UX,J(V2;l,'^5,ulL-:
{ ■ _ * • Navy. TVe rate of pay
» * * '• • « with each promotion as
w^B a far length -rf eerriei.
On t m content deelnble for
praJtery avUSkn training; tug.
^ n lu la
2S S
to Uke It,
Serving 71 r
M ilitary Camps
m U ita r j e a m p t
t* the fhdUtiee
about ’em: B arry Beasley,
mber «f the m e and only
t people’s eh* Ir of th a Math.
Church, Just lately <learned
cllltU * .
�/
/
• •*
s .
vnr$'- &
'
Ml
.
Saaford ei Tho Only QentSk
Florida City Airordtni; Kali, HlgfeWKf
And Water Trnniportatloa
■*♦: nr*.- ■"*'■
K-v+jW
Enlablbthed In lDOg
Asked
F or
Death ToU 1
Furious Storm
Mounts To 50
$7^000,000,000
[action
jn, Leader Of
ifenBe Group, Ex
pects Gain Of 60
d Percent In Output
A re
tobaroi
I Mai
___________
gjy.
th*
ir n u S T
*
Atet Reoaeroll.
• W A S H IN G T O N . Mu*.
17
- r W V r W H Ilun S . K nudgen,
d e fa h o e p rod u ction C hief, d ls• k w W to d a y th a t tn # oevonW lllon-dollar B r ltlc h -a ld pror n n plua d e fe n s e c o n tr a c ts
y e t t o b e aw a rd ed w o u ld reiu lr e a 6 0 p e rcen t In crea se in
-----* * | a c tiv ity .
r I n to p ro-
.1
®RTf*ter
s«m
It.iyi m i, (left) and Rpcnmcnt*.
Committee. rr«d I resilient Ituojcvclt'* iiH-«.*ikM' !•» i .u in vv
jng for $7,000,000.1
to finance tHe l , « * ; n t . | ,\,i llh,| pr«»\ ii|i*
"I vnn|
&t r s s s s ”*•..........
Ireland Willing To )oe Whitlock May
Fight If Necessary, Be Contracted As
(e lla g h a n Says Baseball Manager
ife Of S t Pal rick
Described In Talk
At Rotary Meeting
T r a in in g
T eam
B e g in
S eason
O f
S r l i c d u l t ’d T o
On
M ar.
27
t*iii|ih*>izt't1 III*’ i j . i \\ I.ill..
.1 N .t It.
•uffcrln* which thr IrUh
J liwi
.... „„
thr
duinin*.
_______
,
hav* tetdurod until-1
npinugci <if the Seminole Iimm*.
Don of the Brltiih. KpOit-r J. I h#l) ten in within the next few
Callaghan teld>dhr Kntarlatu. »«►
- dA>-s, Otto r oliiwi.il, president
teat Ireland would .tight with of the Seminole
Hasi’IhiII As it heewme. n w » - stirInUon mu.I tin* innndtig
» r ^ ; Sxxnlfjock
jr
~
wee eome egttaUon le u
‘directed - s t cutting'the apto M,OOOJWiOOO end
"awarding an
‘ ------„ . _
--------- *
»t eutberlM.
wee no Indication that
nod1- - laterrenUonUte • la- -ellhet
chamber would unite to conduct
e determined flfh t agalnat tin
atlon. Minority Leader
called hie grooty to meet
to tUacpaa thr
I i aald laat night that
i n attempt would be mode to
bind individual member* on the
uarry Lee, Jr.,
S co res 99 In
L eg io n Shoot
*a'
litlllc
i* '* *
. . JU.
iMAfld gild
Harry Lto, Jc.,' ktot
•r » at Um w#*uy V oul ?f
Cb* . Son, i f tfw
d o t!
[ -and' S^ ;r*»p*c
___________ ^ Twith
k( pTwaaraihm tar
t t Chair ewn,
at tha American
:«Ti‘
S o u th
*T W
W A S T H IS Y O U ?
mm
—
Salunlay • idontlfiialH>li wm
W. B. Slotriji M0 W«H Sr-contl Blrcvl.
At cnaclly i;IK) o'clock Sat
urday afternoon you camo out
K ltr/a Slor* caiTylUB two
empty burhrl Imikcta in one
hand ami the rover* for them
in the other. Aa you itartcd
to cro.iv the itreet, you were
ctopped ty a man who atketl
you whrro you w*r* rolng
with Ute ha.kata and what you
ptannlni to do with
l. You aniwtred that you
a aarden, that you ralaed
i beautiful flowers and
you wore yolny to pack
com# i lad inU and calandulaa.
Aa you lookod ever your loft
•boulder, you noticed a man
whom you know on tho atdowalk
wbortupon yon and ha «0 guffsd in certain common ta
■bout Uia (mat!tat and tho
moono, t man la town. You
w o n wearing a very
light
eutorod hat. a Min ahirt and
01
V a dark atrippod trouaors, a
whltO-ckcrkerod wool aweater
and black ohooa. You walked
south oo r» Imatto Avonuo un
til yen reached tbo comer
on Foot Second fltreot where
a PlywouUt aodoa. with two
lad lit in tho front atot, was
eft
ssrsw?"t
k of tbo car. you ontorod
roar ooot and wttw driven
toward Sanford Avoouc
“ a# . \T>o
-^"IvaHoiv Army. rrp,..t,.i i ,
7 . ."c
^ ‘1 been . ,11. .-i I x ' g i o n W i l l O b s e r v e
cd In 'he home aervlrr rain|,n-K ,
I t ir th d n y W it h P a r t y
I" date ThU U half tin- v,,,.
•*ry amcnint. lie M|il, for
•(,.
•Salvnlion Anny'e prt'trram ,|n ,.
bit- the r„.«l |« martin.
Caiii|,ah(n leader*, will mr.-t i„.
morrow nimninic at 10 no >,'i-li„ k
t> vomplrte |dan, for th. in .I
drive to meet Ilia MSOli ipi.-ta
faptain Hn»n ,|»c>ki* al » tv.
rent merlin* of (he Sanford • hau
ler of the Retired Itallwav Mm'.
A,u>ciation. and aald all IIiop.
prrivctil were lympothetie In their
attitude toward tha Salvalion
Arinv nroyraiu, M.
Mlbarik,
prrrldrnt, a.cured (Bptaln It 'r
rf thr chapleris aupport of the
drive. •
\ . ‘ i,V ■ .
/ c h i c l e ’s
[S a id
D r iv e r
S till
t'ani|ibclUla>uln[ 1*0,1 of tlir
Amorlran l^-glon will obwrve il>
22nd birthday tonlyhl with a
|i«rty ut the tiut on I^ke Shore
Itmiloyant immediately aflrr Ihr
n-cular dinner meellnr, whirli
will brein at 7:00 o’rlock, Joel
S Field, commander, announced
today.
All Lrgtonnairei who ar* un
able to attend the dinner are in.
tllod (n the birthday parly, which
will *et under way about tl .00
j'clock, Mr. Field raid.
flamea and patriotic r o n to n
will be played, and prltee will
lie awarded the winner*. A large
birthday cake contributed by Angel'a E al Shark will b* cut «faflrr tho party.
Only bualnca* that cannot be
laietponad will ho rorulderod to
night In order to allow aa much
ilmo aa poanlbl* for tbo birth
day relebratlon, Mr. Field an.
nouncod.
Cily News Briefs
Tbo Order o f
will boner tbo
dinner at tbe L -
row night a t g ti
cm Rtar
With a
toatar.
v-'k. Tb*
Maaoua
tha
County
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...
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v ib ,
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H uh .-i .Show
Ur.ln. .
Fuiif i mI M*rvkff9 for M o i* Tt ut.day ,.l hv.t w ,,l
viol
1
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M
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geuriiil
uflturnouii nt Lit hoim\ 1H00 l.u-kv -ivl.i t,„lav it
1-IUl,
vi.,-,1
a
Me
it,tun
Avffiua, KkiTf Hi-Id Sunduy uftri
filin'
Mi- < in hit -ui,i,l 1..
imOn aI tiif Lnckbon Funernl
Homo with the Rev
H
W In 1hank lb,- r,i||,-w V b
locker of thi* Bouth*kU‘ Ilaaptiat rti*M|irniI m
in piDI uii'
i Lurch off IciAlifijf 11u11141 wan in allow
Hill lUrdwM,.
in It* • |
F vergreen (>meti*ry
n’A.I vdll <
Mrs. Blrvt'iis, who hud hcon n «»r and Du* i L‘K
m tklrnl of Suiifoni for 11 yiur>. f"i d I kiMtlt III p Cm . | I,,
II*
th
M
f.tid
«us burn m f ‘iitlibrrt, (<»*.. <i>
f .Vitiib.i l
r o*.l She li A*1 tire n no invalid *
MhB.
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fop 12 yruifi Hlic was *« mi'in .............. .
Imt tif the iluptut f'liuitli loi >"ftINIII '!• H«»
id yrsi'F, Hit liu*tmnd. It A Dnp* l *
ilxii
I
Stevens, thud August Ift, 1
l I
Survivors
Include
fix
»»in» Mini... 1
Mi M
ionI dau^hlfti-. All of Sunfonl i *h Ik ( i 11
lliey uro J V
Hli-vm*, Hi, | M 'i 11 ,,
If J. nH *.
Utpp.t .
Mrs. Nora King, M |) Slevens, 1
A I). Htevcnn, Mias l.ilu .Strvriis, Kit 1111'ii'l M .. D' M 1 . • . ,
Mi
If
inept II.
toil J. 1. Stevens, Other survivorn
M.
1i“he l 1 \\ . ll
mmi IB grandchildren And four Imv ,"•*
M.
•
"
\
H.trHiu*
\\
gr^al grandchildren
.Sl.Mlt,
.
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I'allbrsrsrb were K A Dyson,
Mi
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M
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John I). ('focliran, f‘ A Ywmey,
Mr- • nrIt H dhrlrifi 1 ‘ i H■
J 11. Myrkk, L. K While, mid
•ihtNil • X'l 1 ,lift IMfl U.ih.Iiv
L E. Echols.
111OF1 Oil In1ii 11<1111UI Ml Hi. 1,..
lb.
lilfilKM •>f lb. jlid,.,
A d v e n tis t C h u r c h
B u ild in g
S u n fo r d
Tli* Hanford Uevmtli Day Adwntiat Church U tu erret a frame
building on Elm Avenue brlwren
Seventh and Eighth Hired* at a
c a l of 18,000 according (<> a
building permit - taaunl at th*
City Hall, Friday.
Other perralla wrrr laaunl to:
•S. F. Lotomond, to r*-n»of
a
building on Mtllunville Avenur,
between Eighth Htreet and Celcry Avenue at a roal of $310;
J W. Jarrell to errrt a four,
room dwelling at a coat of $200;
and / . T. Newby to build a
frame garage on Palmetto Avrnui
between
Eleventh
and
YwolIUi Stroota, at a coat of
.^ o ld ie r
'V iiiN
l ’o r c o f l
R e-
eaplurc BerberA In
B r itis h
S o m a lila n d
m i n i s . M,.r. 17— (A P )
1nf or oil'd f.trinanH tar rrkrd '
tval.w that S a n plane* had
|-,-d....I In,, Hr It kwh Qattlo■l"|. nil I'litc "Ilnlh .hipo
",v,- invvtviiHvI in thick black
out,.- r,„- ., lung lima after
tin- ilvd.,ii,ilmn.," thry aald.
IV* l,t» , In)„t P ,H ,
M il It A ,I,dt IM Irr’ri a ll-o u t
N |,||M 1- ■-11- II III- .-IKllillAt B rit*
i ti '"I'luuir mi. i Iipi; b illin g ,
III** .mtIkvscil it is i• 1.111vcJ3 s h ip ,
fit" '
m i -i iiitiu ln v Hated
I mnl
n e u tr a l
■i m tlio f i m t
In u ;tc n t 1,245
linn:
i
( 'n r r a t v n y , B e h in d
N in th
Services Are Held O r i g i n a l T a l n i l a l i o n
u n i i,mu) M-itui
At Funeral Home din-, mil- lilc v,r S, hiu,
in,-I Irmu 27 .talc
For Mrs. Stevens ytSauloi
l Gaul,-h i bib'
l' |i T n
On
H o le , W a r m s
B eat
S e n ll
-1.1162.257
.*'h mill tuns morel
>1 , 1 III the flrat
I ,l| J ■ II« Of tbo
>»., . ui-iiiii.t 428
nmt Aals-con*
Ii.i i
, , i .,11i.fr 2,n- s.a
I . unk to Mai.
1,1
,
' [ u Will .o'llhff til
- .i i i ,,
<11,1 lun.
camo
I
w i,,,. aiitlierlred
I • hilh'-t’O
dOClareif
. , i , i t ., i, * i,.< i liunitc** in
i . i ........
loiv. >, !■ tho two
u i .............| I .l.vy "we turn no
, .i, . . tin i,iii-alien.'*
L I,
\i I,, n i ,nl,.i ii-avrttal tbal
......... M.i .Inn had ti-hirnad'
v. it b In . pn "Gk'1 waa'■ I .....
IIII hi- authenly atNkoa*)
11 , I ,||,||.- . f n (ivracrialiy
1
i \ iii.civmu «*ffcu-vivti in ■
i ,t I mill ill,; which cent Italy
7"
1
11 SI i„ i- •■r
i TiiirrhiH'C
, ............ Hilly’* A11vcalt cm ,
, . i,| ,.,| ...I i liter*1' *d.............
,, j , . . ..... it today
......... ............ .. that Imjier.
e tu i..I llerbera,
b,
P*„.tt oli tho
• 11 ; -i,i tilin'
Iuni f-rlied
.
1 A h i*
t mg IllMg....... )v ti'hi i
( I ..........
. I t ..A Sun\ l, I, L IId h t
,.i
u.idlUotial
, ' 111,i nt can
h. Ii* ( il . (r
lkr**l
1
GntcluTs Grocery
Ui ports Business
Cain Durinfi Sale
Siii^lHju> I.(inc-*
(.;is Hi ivni Alndrl
Aiiphmc S111h111v
i
i i,
v>,imager of
.h L* I I , i, Grocery
,
M.ti L« » .,vi Sanford
n l • d*v tl. .t Ivuklneaa
,
| MlV . Mimiveraary
21 perW. ■1 II. 1
1.1 pv-inal lark
. ...... . adverI > I >I
IM 1mi . binI I I ILi-rrvld for
III ■anr. Ho
.i 1» '
ii
He
feel 1i n letter
1.if (IN' >
full
*t!
% *ri. I.ihl *♦
V m . ■■*' Dinui Um t*%a M (r.|
M, '.41,1 i ' ll* ml I
* I
111 lei, J I I Ml
I 'r o m o lin n
•. - Mi. 1 an
1
I lc
mitiiviTjAfy
.,|rt > t f !*•»'*
............................ .....
I
al
r»s1s
( h it
i ........... IV., ■■ tn I'*le» of
! , ........ t ■, i a
me period
i i>> 11,,< i. will t ,.blamed
.... i arattfyiivi'
v . r.. i ,ii . ibat yon would
..>, it,i iii Vno*mg our ro
ll , ’Im *,,njui* |.>.rtvon of our
.1 , , , it,,. >ua Itlluugll Th#
||. laid, an l wi! feel tulw
the iv.ulte v.l,lamed could
, , l.
In m dupllrntrd hod wo
it
f"w .in i'
nt in i *
v ,.l. I (., ii,.e Iii. tu-wepuper a*
..i,. a-Iiirtihiiig midlum. We hawo
Mf
•'f11*1■11/i f y i • |)1* "I
, | . . n . Incn 'if Hie opinion that
*'I Jimuri'l ('"*4 i
III .......... Hi-r tbr inrtrl'anis o f OUT
IIk' oh *m; " 'mJ* I (ml v it
I Ml
,iiv full value fur tlio money u Ui f Iliei M H* Hi idfrriiii'
prndi.l with you.
,
4**riJ I • tlfiytillf who Jim4
"Wr mirerrly apprerlata tha
pi All*
■
ration of your enliro itaff*
’I ten ten k - npo tho mho pl.tio and thr help of your advertlitng
te-on 1Jo* flofuiAnn KIk Ii
iiiMiuiKrr. tiiiyWo>Ml, In being oo
viif lie-! pt Iloci trophy III rt “ PI helpful wtUi his suggestion* f* f
«r>l In-Id here It hteit u uni| ropy and Inyutit.
*|»rr»d of MR fiM»t, t*l|fhl mchn.
play lag. Iho hoary roll. N ig h t one m ail drew A n t one and then
"W ilii klndrat personal go*
of' th* g uilot UtH U n a nMokey* another away I con tbo mono
iiardi. wr remain,
.
VFOUK DIM IN WBECH
Very truly your*,
/ ‘
In -Um to 't and wwbJAc1! lot It until thorn wnro only thro* Rh«D e tu ilH O f A r r e s t
tha bland.
Formal Gatchel* Grocery
FLORENCE. AU . Mar. 17- m
* The vlotlm*i
in*
By Eloy Delgado,
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—Four
mambara-of
a
Woat
Point,
Ucnfly about % I
to ntF*
Mgr.*F_ Um mA | curl- MU*., family warn WUod and o
tract tho attention a l
It • twite and a fifth aorioualy Injurad- Sunday
WASHINGTON, Mar. 17—<>T)
:
In an aatooiobUo accident near
11■i r l t
Mi
•I. »
H L .l hi i MU'
< fIi* i mnl f um $ '
Idiiii* i (Mufill 11
ii in *if. (
m
—Tl* American cmhoaay in Ber
highly iMoltod. wont here. Tb# dead wer* Mr*. R B. lin reported tu Ui* Stale Depart
t cCf aftar tho tmlprit McOlU, 41, and her Ihr** eWldren. ment Sunday that it had been
unahlo tu learn any detail* of the
• . chtrortag, wot riotim Martha L w , 'T t,
Mostly cloudy, eolddr te
arrbat of Richard C. HotUlvt, 23- north am) control
year^ild American cewapaperman, colder in th a nag
S r■ * . *
fat th* (Sermon capital.
right!
I riervuce
LOCAL WEATHEB
Day-
S J M
K -.-A'.-:
.f
M illio n
U n c o il-
Attendance T o p s Dr. Rucker Beals
1,000 At Flower Bob Axt In Cily
Show Last Week Golf Meet Upset
E rect
I
“Rescue At Sea” Breaks Up Routine
Of Monkey Island At Sanford Zoo
0.1 ,F.
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169
German-fireek * *
Tension Grows
f'A.MI’ III.ANDINt,, Mu I,
i*rtiinfi!|fifi „f f ,r ht t ................
Illglicr tci | 111anI y mnK
i f, I '
Lin I2 t III I nf bill i) , rum i ■IHV
by < “I I rr.| A. Sjfay, I .
viJ!#*t in* i Letti untieIIlit‘r-I
J lie proiiml Iuim wfir n i f
low* T i itiAjor, 1 apf |U.L*i» ..
Hill AMtJ » flpt lliltt y J | ,
Jr . uf Jit* k&«*fivillr , (•. *.1j f ..11
FlrBK I,i**ti4 TIkmh.i \ ‘f I *.111- mi
St«lkl% fiifkl Lifi»(. Mlili-m-. II
Fritni uf .laekicinville. Fit»t I tt-«i»
WittiJi 1*1 F filings »»f N.iiif n l„
And Flr>l I.irut Fdwrtrd I WnlL
»*r of OrlAndo; to' fir»i lii*y**Ti.
I1M .
aittiM, H^ond I lent. .Iny !, Hull,
The 'fitofurd +nnrlri Club will
I
T*ILnli»tire and HeroinI L»* «K
bold ita regular
’ ir builnce* me*U|
William K Hall of Jncl .out ilbIng tonight a
) . o’clock at Um
Captain Long, h'foro ni'd.ilir i
lUcrrativiu II,
(Ion an rmpluy* of the Florida
Stale Penitentiary, la regimental
N otodm lnloo male he* will be
■teff officer e f thr 124th Infan
try. He returned tiaturdav from
v
***
eourt
»l
A taocu* at to* wag affected tinker tho_ water,
CMy I&U; la In par, Mica
Fort penning, Ga , whero Im li t l
~
Bboytag
and nipping at tl
Claanor Aorriaow, Brrreotion D*. at. M*«kay
been for the Jaet three inon'ha,
portment bead, oald. today,
when tbo now moekey, Andy, e r w i -tho dktroaood monkey'* attending th* Infantry Brliwd
But*
RI"
la n d
! s c io u s l* a r t O f T im e
T o
O f
T o n s I /ts l B y
ure
f"jril Mo.a, also known
*.
Cyril Ta) l„r, negro hitchhiker
w lo Via. injured in a truck.train
ccjHMv.ii Wednesday night
on
It* ScuorlulH Fivh
A fnial Mttwi i>f inf,, winter Gtn*'a Avenue, died a. a remit
i-nlvl width kill,,I „l
i {*) o f In. injuries at tin- Vernal,IMi-uiorlnl lleapltal yrsafr-nn, nr Hr mi,|ttrn| nirr Ihc IcUiVhlon
tOtday
Wrrknul nn.l M l
u-lilrtft. o’clock uHrmuen about 12 th
miin-fl, nnmlwr „l nlhc-n l„ an
Jl A Reichert, drierr uf the inikonwti ............. „ | . , k•- .*■' i|h’r. truck winch collided with an At
Ini- hr flnv. faiuii-d mil I.winv |(| lantic <\»n*t Lhir frciglit tmin
New KdrIhiicI nil,I ihr Smilh.
■t Dir Clcrtrvn crooning, %mx rr*Win,I,
n-arlinl
iiimf firlnllv KJrtinl Itwiny It* tir improving, hut
r»-|„,rl,-,| vrlnrilirt dp
*„ jj,(
►till iMicansiMmi* nt llmrs
itdli-B an In.iir m
,( ,|)r
Tlic Polirr Dcpnrtmri.l tlrrlarit!
lu-1'i-.t an,|
c„|d that Mon* UjmI n rrimitinl rrooi<1
waves in yi-art
lire'll!' 11nat rciiivirUon* fi>r f»vMy
11HA N1> l-'()|(KS ,v n . Mnr. lart« ii). RNKHiill aMil Iiicnkifig mj \
afklri mg
1'
r/1'
A ' i,,1, 1,1 win,Inform
ftilirr* millet I tlml IUr Tirgrn
dial I'ljlli'h villlllllly wilhoul wan hImoiI 21 yrai'9 * Ui, * m»I
wnrtiiny late Snlnrdav nleht that hot Unmc *TA4 in Minioi Mi
In viuifht death („ rl lrB»l <1 {wa« lust nrr«i*ifHi J«n, 14 f *
|>(-r*,>tit. iiipfilrcl rnimiiuiileatlona larr »'»iy in MiAtiii
mnl raiitv-,1 n,„rh tnffrriciR and
Mr* VtHrhart. who n in « from
ihiiilo Mu- "ti
lirnru rlv d.iniBKi- in i-attern North haf home in Thom*"'’ill'V
1•
llnknlii i,ml wealc-rn Mlnnemda. whA' .hr learned of her Ini.h-itnl
nl mi> r.ttt . mid l‘
Miitl of ihr dratlit rnultrd accident, .aid she reflected to re Alter tli >vbii*s <>ui 1‘
(emu rahaiitlion whrn iiamrciffoia Nbln here until Mr Rrirhei* v- .Uftern l.ihyu
left rlnllril auloinohllvt in an ott| of the hospital. She .aid til,i ff.,rt In line! haven from lit* pby.lcian tolvl her Mi Hetrher'
Mrerili wind.
that at
litnra would be released In about
irai-hrd h velocity of H6 mile, UlTer week'
an hem
V illi Mr* Rekbrrt i- n fnrn.l
l.ittlc rim w iiv-i-ninfiaoled tho from Thomaivlll.
Mrs
l.ui'ille
1 l.a ll.a r , <v. r a t . T a il
Raw r II
Yhe vlvivrr of the truck I* ."Ifoflng froni roncu««l»n of Ihr
bl*i'>. and * back Injury Mrs
Rglchert aald sht wanted to • *
» her appreciation fot thv i
klulnc*. SanfoTil rltlaens ha' > G e n e r a l C h a i r m a n A n her since she came hei r
n o u n c c H ( ' h a l i t e In
»t id m Int Is iiim
Mar i-oi K Smith, owner and
• nine to Hjtrtfnm
to
dinin
in-tutor of n machine and wildh'fHh liofurr hi- rnn couif Whii
hot, no Went Fourth Street,
Joek ha* to nirsiige In Imve <n
|oh Uni*1, Mr
(fnldvvrll e* 1rile i ut In, home, *i0l! .South
Mu(ilv* Avenue at &:I6 n'rlork
phi mod
Training miimih i cxprrleJ 1»< Sunday afternoon. A rcwldrnt - f
Snof,
id for 2<t vrar,. Mr Smith
|"u sUirteil Mur 27 uml thr pl.iv
ill only a .hurt lime.
Cl'S wi|l i'ttffir lu*re to try ,.,ii h»d I
• for thr Irani
nuntlier *»f r* V ,lf, wn. til year. old.
M a c h in e S h o r th a n d
I oin-rul «crvh-e. wrre In-lil at
lee tin to hr brought from flu
i on n'rlia-k thl. aflenioon al thv*
T o B e D e m o n s t r a t e d «*}>•• Hulh lU *rt«l| m Iio.I
I*ilAtk.* hy Frank Hudson to irv HurkHOcv Funeral Hum*, with 'hr
lie.
J K Itevela of firiat ir*cC. N. Manhoff, short hAnd au for thr t CMin Hudson i.«* «,-v> IIu rin I w o in (.akc V'lew Cemethyrity . will discuss Ihn merit* I »■! «<f the men under rontnof 1,-1 v1‘all-hrarrra wore
A
ft
jn*rhir»«* ►hurlhnod over the** ortw. Mr isldw rll s nid
1., voi,,y. Thoma. Ratliff. Wi,..
Tonight
the
hoard
of
pencil method nt the Uhamlwi j
■I, Roil. Frunk Smith. J
T
of Culnmrnr office in thr Cilv fretnrs of th*« umuh IhIon,
llin.lv and O H. Smith
haVr
a
hiiTting
tn
fr
Ip.‘Ml/.
Hull Tucsdny night
iri
7;‘10|
II..Ml May .'h. IMHO nl l.uoi.
I'Mtplf ••f I.II . Mr Smith w*» formrrly a
-s’flock* Mid nil intrri-MH p*r. III* pr..ii|. j,,,,| rltxt
in*
i.ihrrw,
Mr.
CgldHell
0.
1.1.111,>1 at the A1la lit |o
nous srr ifivltiwl
l"*if t" xhedulf d Im
1,me .ho|.« 111- had operated hi.
Mr Muuhoff *111 givr II drill hr hi
ovisirAtloii of I hr *It*no type, n •Men nt ifir I'hainbrr i,f r„„, own
.hop .mre 11122
tr MUii d (ho C llf II.iII „i
Ho I. euruved hv hi. widow.
irtifhinr for writing shot tliw nil N HO o'l
Im-I,
Stenotyiiy I* tJhr marhirii' niethor
Mi. Nina Smith of Sanford, a
lantrhter, Mr.. K S Kryie, At
of tuking nhnrlhnrid, muLkhowl
lanta, fia.; two
anna, M
!..
edge of shorthund is nut mtr*- S i i l m i ( i o n A r m y ’s
Snnili. Savannah. Ga . and II. Ieery to do the sti notypuiM
D r iv e G e ls
South M in e . G a, anil a irrand.
» ,.|.l«(l. «. B, Tiose, h. „l i.f • on, Ronnie Smith, Mecon.
men had already rnllatt-d in tinarmy.
In a Si. Patrick • day iiiltln-—.
Father Krllaghan nullified IhrSiena cleade w w e-yU aoW
o f the Rrral Chi lelianurr i f
Ike Senate but looted *Vt**r*4 life
Ireland and trnci-d thr hletnry
not to be worried. Benotor.Taft, ul'lbal
Ireland whirh hr dearnlied
^
Ohio, will
try
lo
(O a 'la e .e Ua i - « . T »*i
Jr* U»» eOpcoprlaUap.
A rea;
T « (id
Tommies Enjoy A l-migh
legro Injured In
fruck Crash Dies;
.iroves
On
Marion E. Smith,
61, Dies At Home
On Maple Avenue
i--.
NUM BER
M em ber A sso ciated l ’ross
ftain’s Shipping Losses
Top Those Of Axis Powers
n it A Nil ” roHKS, N. II,
Mar. 17—( A l*>—1Thr fmrrn
Inallra .»f f»ur mnre ilrlima
id Faliirda) nijchl'a trrriric
alrajitfirm a r t , fiHjrtd tirar
lirr* I,ally, l-jirllrr Ihrpe
mi.r* victim, had Im v fvrtind
nrar l.orkhrark. Minn. ThU
hrnituhl thr dralh count in
Mine,I-.,tin to i | . (|„ Snrth
llnkwta thr xlnrm'n (nil wan
SI dravl.)
tottam ablteg th*
d M r U U«i* of
u C to to
•mploy-
wma traiu-
In
B la s t H e a d s
.Wa s h i n g t o n , * * ,. it -
Tki A ttifh | i u
A bandoned
H ig h w a y s
House Okey Of Fund
'F o r England This
^ Week Is Indicated
f , tolttod to Coog rooo ky Preal-
1941
H u n d r e d s O f V e h ic le s
Aid To Britain
e< - Boosts Activity
cartaH
MARCH' 17.
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , , MOl
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m
T
H'- ,
t - w J*^l|
D j&D,-NiT'ia
\
HIP.
v,... • - J .
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if .Jf/ ,
*.
�m o npa t1
,
THE SANFORD
Ireland' Willing To I
The- A m tr^ n PeeHlon
Necessary* FuriOua siotfm
Any ‘doubt m to the Atncnfat^^oamoh wit
the European war whten m ayitjare remained'
of anyone following the signing''of tne Brit
should have been completely dispelled by th
Kelfaghan Says Mounts To 50
ovmia-e* r^m w
groat and glorious though »
tragic one, Centuries ago, he eajd,
Ireland had been known ae la.
Isvt of eslnta and scholar*
visited by thoaa seeking leanflng
from all parts of the world.
• Dr. O. II. Calif*, who I* conducting revival service* at the
Methodist Church, was Introduced
by Dr. W. P. Bubrman, and Invltcd the Rota Hans to attend
the »«nr Ices. “We need the help
of the Rotariana in, our church
life," he said, !'We can work to
gether in building Christ's King
dom no matter what the denomi
nation. Come over end be with
u* ae often aa poesltle. We can
do you good and you can do us
good."
Both Dr. Calll* and Father
Krllaghan were' Introduced by
Charles Morrison who had charge
i t the program. In honor of St.
Patrick'! Day E. M. A m ltage
sang “Mother Maehree". James
L. (ngley presided aver the meet.
Ing end announced that the Ro.
tarians would sponsor a boy again
this year at the Boys' State
convention at Tallahassee.
Pointing out that St- Patrick
was claimed by the Episcopalians,
as well aa sometimes by the
Methodlits,
Father
KelJsghan
said that St, Patrick wes in
reality a Catholic of
Homan
panmlagp, born in Brittany,
1-Vanro,. and
taken
---- _ — to Ireland
when a boy of t a a* « slave hy
I Irish rlsn* who In the fourth
rentury made frequent raids on
| the continent.
lie spent six year* there tend
ing sheep and during this InterUni learned the Gaelic
Oaellc language
land spent considerable time in
Ifht and study. Later he e*
|thcughl
raped, returned to the contin
ent, hut wea unable to remove
from his mind the Ihnught qf pa.
ean Ireland. In 412 A. II he re.
turned and began what .tueped
out to he the grratrst conversion
mission In the history of the
world.
Ifo Christianised prnrtieally the
whole of Ireland and the sons of
Ireland and their deseendsnls
hove gono out nil over the world
spreading the gospel. Father Kcllaghan said adding that e v e n I n .
■lay 02 percent
of Ireland is
Catholic while Ht. Palrlrk's Day
Is relobratrd In prartleatly every
country of tho world.
Visitor* at today's luncheon
included Harry
1-eu ef Orlan
do and Frank William* of Win.
ler Garden.
m
are old-fashioned. Modern nations wage "undeclared" war*.
It In not sp tpueh.What P w l|le n T Roogevelt said Sat
urday night,'aa the wdy he said If and the emphasis he
fare to some o f his remark^ which must hive caused cold
chills for leaders of the dictator nations. Always ht Ids
best when he, Is taking the hide off of aomeonc, President
Iloasovelt was under no roabalnti In paying his respects
Jo the dictators. He was confident hik »«nttments were re
echoed In the hearts' of a t 1least 90 percent of the people,
many of whom may have previoualy. felt hbi lash In their
turn and were now glad to see It directed elsewhere.
Frankly admitting that he had been a little lato—let
us hope not too late—the President Inflated that he had.
been more worried about the futUra than most people. If
the United States had taken tta present position at the time
or-the Invasion of Polarid, how much ‘ further along w.»
would have been today I But
he aaya, all that Is water
over‘the dam. He |a right that' we should not waste time
reviewing the past. Let us put our shoulders to the wheel
and help win the war.
This will cniali sacrifices, the President explains.
There will bo sacrifices for the Hen who i n Inhen irom
jlvlllan life Into th e ' armed'fofreea. There jvIU be sacrifices
I V E R SE r o n TODAY tor those who rcnihln a t honlg'artd'^ork long hours mnhing
the munitions and armaments of 'w ir. Thfcre will lw sacri
HEED ONLY CONSENT fices for the employer^, msitajfeni and pwndA of non-de
I GOD’S CHP5EN ONF-S: fense industries, arid for the farmers of the country, upon
I la the nation whose Hod
'of paying, for thong huge
U rd and the people whom whom thd. J>ulk of the
expenditures ijiust fall. But “the finaltdtfeht of those sac
rifices will depend upon the spetd/with which we net mw."
The President stressed again end again the iwcd lor
th e every day
unity, lie expressed the belief th at wo Will have unity. No
' A M il l io n M O R E
^ « pa y m en ts; a h o t h e .
d*content.Jn simple thing
ISrcry Day**- I make in'
w here, mcthlnks, llnppl.
p E lf) take* the lead I
tft
r iser
to shape divine,
opine.
tha-daybreaks. Joy In Hip
- pursuit of tasks to he
Ir I w IUi that at hand
bunting In a foreign land
■ S tate of Kriritual Beaut/
breed) In dlschargu
pg; brook, and river meet,
not) thing* grow the Urge
I’-ilttie thing* *re rench«d
asray V elfhU
nerd
ready mado claltqrato plans fo r' dividing *their enemies.
They succeeded In France and Writ! an easy victory. 1'hey
have not succeeded In En|riatld and
-dill Miamis.
They will not stjc^cM Jri' thlii codnb^, oven if sottto |>copla
have til keep thdlr'oplhlorig ori ‘tMri’atlbj^ct to themselves.
\Vo gathered from whkt th i President snfd that thn
convoying of Amerlcah morchat)t ships to Britain hy U. H.
naval vessels Is not far dlltnrit. "The will' of the American
people will not bo frustrated," Ini said. "From now on that
aid (to the democracies) will ho increased. They need
planes. From America they will get planes They need fiwil.
From America they will get food. Our country is going to
bn what Its people have proclaimed It to be--tho nrnena I
of democracy."
If as Hiller says, ships bringing these supplies to tlx*
tlcmocmeies are slink, they, will lw convoyed. Am! if Brit
tain cannot supply the warships for the convoy, the Unithi States rnli and will. Thg United States will not i*nim
nn Axis victory through fear of auhmarincs, or anything
the. The Americnn people afejlko the BrTUsh people who
'Tc.iidenL Boosbvelt said, “would rather dio as free men
hon live ns slaves. ’
giants
No Accidhnial Drunk
0 , - 6 0 API RU .
Declaring that "Drunkenness is no accident," the
Times quotes from Federal Judge Curtis
er who recently ruled against a widow suing the Pru
dential Life Insurance Company for double indemnity benfils Itccaujio her husband, while drunk, was shot and
Tiled by a man on whose premises ho had trespassed.
"The widow stahds to lose $5,000 from the ruling, a
targe sum that might have come to her i f ,the judge looked
jpon drunkenness as something for which a drinker is not
responsible," saya tho Times. "The man who was killed,
(ho Judge pointed put, had been on two or three-day
drunka before and knew the consequences of over-indul
gence. So: 'He came to his death hy virtue of drunken
ness, and his drunkenness was not the rpsutt of an accident
nor wt|* .))ls death.'
sort will have far-reaching effect,
Rated an tha deliberatee work of the drinker, urunkertness will bring less leniency in the courts, arid will be
dealt with more justly among people who have been tolrrant toward Tho poor fellow’ who is in his cups, With
the Increase in consumption of intoxicating liquor, nrd the
Increasing danger to society from befuddled minds, courts
ip general should bri Required to deal with drunkenness
with tho utmost severity.
"Especially should it lie obligatory upon every court
'Ourne
■Waygand ha* flown
.fries amt the Herman*
bigger and better bagi
i, Apt tries will
hold
jatgrday Evonlng PosU
rrlcsn boy* will anyway.
»’t it bo • good inks on
,tM r should lase that
m et seriously end realprevent American aid In
rould he To offer them *H
i *at fre* of charge ir
II,move to North Africa
n . the forces of Men.
de Gaulle.
Si.tS"2r5
rii.fr: u
, age any uoemploycil left
kai time, they should b#
M,. And If; business doesn t
up, It should be blown up.
I h good thing oar Undo
has got loti of..money. Afp propria ting neS.OOP.omi to
M . W f . WUVV. CongreM
f He drives wllHout a license.
pruhkenttcag, Judgo Waller aayn, fat no accident. He
jtave added it la Criminal npRligvnro—and worse."
Parking Meters At Starke Prove
To Be “Palos In Neck
KTARKK, Mar. U,—(Itpoclell treUd town council In a body, de-
Hans original
i M ? S lffi
fa r tin g meters .m ay be a life
savor to 'th e city fathers ttf some
Klerida ijiunlelpalltie* hard preased for sources of revenue,
Itut they tamed out , t p M the
main bus lose* aWadt*.
*- The council I
both probloati
The
democracy tri
meter* are a
In Starke. And
■udd.nl, to wound thn u i n t
m art from Spring Ilka read Ing*
that Had prerall«drdurlng tha d*y.
AHikras' friend* * n f rth tp y j.
besieged authorltieh to aeareh for
person* still missing yesterday.
Highway departinetit craws w ere#
busy rescuing stalled automobll-s
from ditches where tha driver*
had left them a f te r running off
the
I F road.
lUP U.
Hundreds of autamoblles w e re ^
abandoned gatniday. »l»li»; along
•
*A
t he sti
Stricken
r#-
sorting most of" th a# smgty. Nu----------— — forced to
liey apent tire n
and Mrs. Weiner or
D.. end their etx-y«aralJd tugV *
u ,i and baby , spent
."%>** In
a aheepshed and tha mother and
Fire .that broke out |n Uie
cary morning bourn
derirore
two taverns, a
^
a drug store at St. lUUIra, Mlmi.
,-auslng damage mllmated he.
tween 910.000 a n d J U M 00
E x p e r t S a y s 24<>,fl00
N azis In Bulgaria
tt^ T W T S S ? ^ ? '
l^ w ll
n C u r .1 t{ . »*•
kans estlnuitod today that
Nssl divisions—perhaps 2tO,«M
______.
kaanri An
m en-aro
now 'm***«l
on nr
or with.
with.
Bnlgarisi
in
in atrlklng dlaUnea
-----, o f I
frontier with Qreeta.
ABHIONBD T6 ritfoD IN O
• lin e in lliene alinlmrnt* wniuld,' reached, the Aqueduct Authority
will add 91, 000,(1(10 (o the
WASHINGTON, Mar. 17 -0 1
00(1,000 made available to (he
_- T m
v’CC jyinourleed
h e T.CC
---- ' B - J" .Sumlay
Navy hy Ihe Congress. This *• (.night it had assigned 1300 men
000,001) will he loaned hy the
to
Camp
It
landing,
Fla., and
llecimutructlon Finance Corpora.
Fort Leonard Wood, Roll*, Mo,
• ion to he liquidated from tho
for land clearenfe, construetlon^
proceed* of watpr service charg
and othtr defeitw work,,
es.”
tiiin*
nre
made
only
from
thn
W a s h i n g t o n , n . c . . Mar. n
lji»l week representative* of
■(Hpeclal)—"Ditriiiif (he pre payments he would otherwise re.
the the Navy in d the aqueduct com
sent week eontrnet* will !>.■ reive for T-ooperallon In
awnnled fur In earn** of 911,000, [program. A I*" n provision was mission were occupied In draft
00(1 III roust met loll fur the Arm, leeenlly inrluded In Hie program ing u con Intel will" factory In
Hie Agricultural both. This negotiation was con
Air. Gurpn Hi I'ammn Glly -ih>t under which
Valpariv,," Senntor Glaililo Pop. Ail liniment Adminl*trntiiin ran cluded Batunluy ami it wa* esili-ipnutn it rntnmerrial vegelahh perteil that algnnlure* would he
per mid today.
"The Army Air Cerpn Imr do. . only «* n non-^nmmerelal Veg- affiled hy necessary authority
lermlniHl upon the r*lnhl|fthmrin elnhie reunty if It I* found that within the' ne*l few days. The
cf n Kh'slhle Gunnery Behind *' mi nrrt-agr of vegetahle* huU- Nsvy has already reerlved Ltd*
Panama City, u point
uhtu" Inotially larger than Hu* allol- for th* furnishing of the pip
equUllnlanl between
M'lvwtll i,lent for Ihe county I* required IIng etui It I* anticipated that hid)
Flr|*l. Montgomery,
Ala..
:ik I for rnniket locally boeau*** of for construction will he asked
for very shortly.
MacDfll Field, Tiimpa," the »ci Ihe d efe n se prottraiu.
RY
It Is anticipated that within a
"In view er t'leae fact*,, It I*
ator said.
.
.
-w" itroyrawl' trith a ehnktunt
"It l» PXpreled lluil *nnie 1$.- mir opinlnii that vlitil^r thft pro* matter nf six month* th# oltisoiti source of water to the eitent of
000' Orren of Ininl In n iuthn <>•) sent program Ihere ’is suffirlcnt • ( Key West and the Kuy* on about 1.000,(ton gallon* daily.
route of tha waterllno will
Bay county, on th e. shore-lino, ,|ntlludi> for uu lneree*e In vegr.
will he aequlred IlirniiKh rip- table uereiige ill urea* where
Hem nation to furnish Ihe m u i surh inereiiar seem* advisable."
Senator Pet*per announeed he
upon which will lie c*lnhli*hf|
the lilg guhnery l.ium for Arniy'd nnllei|otled that within a few
days Ihe Bureau of Yard* and
aviation.
"The Val|inrlsn tome will lie In Dork* Ilf the Navy would rnn(lie nature of no vajinnsieii of l(r«rt fori Ihe roustruetioh of *
Fglln Field, which wu« estnhllsh^d
some time ngn aa an uvUtldn
bombing anil proving ground. '
“The nrra of tills hare Sp.
brace* the Choctawhalchee Na.
Ilonal Forest for rover* I by ini'ed
Ihouwind arrrs,” the s«nnt'>r n*.
aerted, “and II la esllmulnl Uiflt fer u source of water supply to
the erinlcmptnted Imprnveinenta illpplare the »gr "hi system ot
catching rainwater," Renator Pep
will eageett several million*
"Among the other Hems of per said, "and U now neema tha
ropatrurtlon nt Vnlperlso will he wllhin a few months this great
a dafonae housing project nr 100 need will he supplied ss a rw ult
of a e"-operative agreement be
units at a coat of 930(1,000."
Senator .Prpper declared that tween the Navy and the elllsen*
the rontrnrla for the rnn»lruc of Monro* feu»*7 through Ua
tion a t Valparlso, pa w ill a* at Aqueduct Authority created by
Panama City, would l»e awarded the 11*10 legislature.
Tboie clean white Chesterfield packages
"With the prlma view of pro
by the II. H. Artoy engine e'*
have everything a smoker likes ap^winli.
prrhahlv Wednesday of this week, viding a certain and ronatant
and It l« espeeted that r o lsliu o . paiurro "f water supply for th#
Pull the red tab —take out a £hestarWd
Him will lie started with th# Nuvy'n need* l i K^y Wwt* w t
7nth (Vmtfrei* ■ppn»prUl*d fig least possible delay.
. . . and light it You'll like the eftoi w^y
In rsponte in n recommends. 000,000 for the construction of u
Hon by Renalor Pepper
that t'j Inch water line from Home
Chesterfields
smoke • 1 wyou’ll like their
farms In eountle* pear military stead lm Key West. Subsequent
Aqueduct
lim a tajti , . . and you'll find them
ramps be permitted to plan) vrtrik negotiation* by the
tables In exeeas of thrlr allot- Authority ha* resulted in agc*efcNtmYMHDO-not strong,!oot flat * m - ~
wenta wUheut Incurring d n lio .....------- —
—- r l
)lon«, ReereUrv of Agriculture authority wherby an l i Inch lino
Cladd# I t Wlckanl h*s odvUofl will be constructed to euppjy not
that:
«nW the Navy'a needs, but, na
"National aertag* allotment* for wrll, the civilian needs at Key
vegetablns and other crops UVc Weet and the various »«*H {•ntU itU t
tieen net at levels adcquntn to lands between Kay Weal and tha
supply our dmurttfc and tori IgA mainland. By vlrtut of this agree,
market*. Any considerable W. ment, wbteh baa jnst
M*n
prevent ilemriiMl et.ndllhm*,
Contracts To Be miller
In* likely In renult In u ileere.iH"
in
fnrin
tnrunie,
I’nrtli't(Jiven For Base iri(ii.n
In the iigrlriiltiirnl ron■inallon priigrani I* voluntur/,
At Panama City mid
If a farmer plnnla vegrtalde*
in n r ™ nf hi* nllotmcnt, iteilur-
BAGGETTS
Liqtfor Store
I'HE VERY BES*r
In Liquorfi, Winea,
Gins
M IL D E R . BETTER -TA STIN G
CM W efllrnt
Terwia ‘
�r?
•&ociai A n d Personal Actit)kie$
M3B& M H JB IN E B B A L , S ociety E d ito r
Mrs. Elvira Garter will b« oreaentrd as the gurit speaker of
the Literature Class of the Woman's Club In Jarkaonville oil
Wednesday afternoon a: 3:0(1
o'clock. She wrill
" speak on negro
poetry.
Mra. Garner U he*: known for
that charming littf' look ”Eseklel." She first 'old these sioriea
to hey small *on, nnl at the ih■Istener of a frifiii', they were
written in book form and sold to
a New York publisher. Smalf dolls
hare been mad# by her to re
present ''Eieklel" and hi* sister,
"Emancipation,” hi* brother *'LlF
Plural" and the baby "A ssife.
tlda."
Through the writing nf "Ktr-klel" Mr*. Garner rose to sud
den and unexpected fnma and
was called upon to make her
first public speech. Since that
time she has been much sought
after as an author. She I* now
British
„
Beats
Losses top Tnose
b A xt In City
WASHINGTON. Mar
Of Axis Nations Golf Meet sUpset —Prealrenl
Hoo«eve|l is
It'M lM fS Pram P a g e O s - 1
ICdm(l■■wl Fr*«* r * |c fv■f t
wre<t final vietory from
IV* qnist beat John Ivey hy three
All*.
hol*a at th# slx>enth
Germany’s armed fnrre*,
he
In th* ladles division
Mrs.
•aid in a memorial day speech John Ivey defeated Mr* John
J Twenty attractive t« ; f a T o n
m the historic army museum, Tatum, Mr*. Andrew Carrs way
were made far u a
r In
MONDAY
• III take Ihe lead d u r ln T the advanced with a bye. Miss Lillian
Mr. and Mra, HdroM Long
• TM annual meeting of the the Femald-Lauthtop McrabrUI spent yesterday
■Spring and summer from the Thomlty won from Mrs. W. A.
afternoon at
Presbyterian Auxiliary will meet Scapital at Ute' meeting of; tbo N*w Smyrna Beach.
Italiam, who hore
rli.< hrunt Leavllt by h default, Mrs Haber
Home Demonstration
In' lh* church for a buffet *up- Sanford
through the winter, tn westing wan a match from Mr- G. IV
~ at 7:00 o’clock. The annual Club at the home of Mrs. a F.
rfilain down and wtnninc ul- Kp#neer, Mr*. John Elrk drew a
M£ aqd 'Mr*. John Henry Wil
will be read at the m<-et- Proctor on Park Avrnue Friday ton spent the day In Url*nd>
t.male victory.
byt, Mr*. Ray Lumlqui.t defeated
installation of orfirer*4 afternoon,
with
"
“ " rt. W. B. Brin- yesteerday with relative*.
Facing
130 field
mnrshnls, Mrs. \V. C. Fleming, Mr* Huhr.
The
new
circles
of
the
i»oni
assisting.
A
held. Tht
IL Patrick's re.
general*, admiral*, higher *!nff man drew a bye and Mr*. F. H
lor’ theme was employed In the
rill also be anhounred.
j church wl
officer* and ahniil IIWi cabinet Smith won ty a default from
Mr.
and
Mr*.
John
Ma
they*
'
arrangement*
ind
al»6
In
. ..
TUESDAY
mrmlitn, retch leaders, hlnck. Mr*. I’bll Graihnff
anti daughter*. Evelyn and Znaa.
Sewing atailona will he held the refresh men ta.
Several second round'
have
•hirt and brownshin chief* and
spent tho weekend In Lake But
fur the Red Cross in the Wo
Chart* are being made hj
party Hgwlg*, the fuehrer spoke been played in ihr rhamplon.
man’s Clnb from 2:70 P. M. Ah. various project leaders in the ler.
not In hi* usual fervent manner, ship flight. Mr Carrs way won n
til 5:10 F. M.
clu b .as follows:
4/ » man trying to win lh» Get. match from Mr. Grashoff in
Newton Whitworth of Jack,
. A bridge and buffet 'upper ; Clothing— Mrs. C. F. Proctor;
man people over tv hil viewpoint, 19 hole game, the only over
aonvllle
spent
the
weekend
with
© .f o r the members of the Woman’* canning and preserving— Mrs. M.
(ntlrsd 'he spoke rnlmly. almost time game played *n (or Mr.
hla
.potent*.
Mr.
and
Mr*.
N.
J.
d u ll and their escort* will he T. Anderson; Interior improve,
playing
Mr
Elrk.
ihougb
he Fleming.
w o r k i n g o n a n o t h e r boo k to bo monotonously — ■«
Whitworth.
S
in
n
in
the
rluli
liiuuno
Osh
W1T.
merit—Mry liny Tllllaj Exterior
were once again restating -\h*l warm#a tip on the srcoml nine
published In lh# near future.
Wenue at 7:00 P. M. Jln'tcMrn improvement and gardening— Mrs.
Mra. Garner ha* spoken sever* b|*. thinking I* long nccii'-tamed and finished nn the mulch on
Mr. anti Mr*. C, A- lUlne*
Mrs. W. D. Sloppy, Mrs, Ar M.(P. Smith; Poultry and dairy,
th* 14th hole with u lend of five
afternoon rfot#rilay In *| timet In Jacksonville and ha* to—German victory
ta
u r PPhillips,
h illip s , M
r s . jJ.. ii
tur
Mrs.
n.. r „ r - inr—-Mr*. IVfry Wnde. Reports
tlu
Weiring * gr*yl*h, long leith. hole*.
Apopka with Mr. ami Mra. lien- been preUed by reviewer* and
burn and Mrs. II. W. Hurler l-'..r | will be turned in by the
i
G. W. Spencer i- to
meet
leaders
Critic* for her nsturslness and er overroat from which his ibnV
reservations please lelephnn 1 ,J-* at each meeting ami compiled by nett Land, Jr.
and |)r
Sincerity. It I* expected that a wa* not discernible, but keeping I awrertee l.unalqui'i
WKItNHHOAV
them Into concise reports every
Rurker
will
fare
E
II
Smith
in
N. U. Kindi of Orals la spend- large crowd will be in attendance on hi* gold.braided cap with ihr
The fourth and last In the ser- three months.
the remaining inntehr. of the
at the Jacksonville eluh to hear tnsigna
Wg
soma
time
at
the
home
of
of
chief
.*ooimar>d'r
lea of bridge lessons ty
Mrs.
Mrs. Rent D. Andrews, Home Ur*- R- D. Chittenden on Mag h e r . __________________ _
throughout the
*dd'e> , Hitler •eennd rwlbl of the chniopu n-hip
Charles fleisler of Orlando will Demonstration Agent for Semi nolia
Avenue.
grasped both aide* if the read flight.
be held In (he Womans Club nt nole County, gave an Interesting
In the first flight Jane- I.
big desk and—-with nn.» ct,‘ppim-i
3:30 P. M.
Ingb-y tost II I -Man, three und
and ronitreetlve talk and 'demon,
Mra.
Mantle
Paganhart
has
re.
—
-chi.nged
position
only
m
inrn
Hostesses will he Miss Irene •(ration on the u s e 'o f egga and turned from- Vidette; Gs., wh-rc
two; Harry Tooki licit
t l.
’’ f POge* of his nianusci :pi.
Hinton, Mrs. i . O. Huff and gave msay new anggestlona for she spent several weeks with her
I. yon. eight and ecvrn: T IV
That
exception
a
n
'
when
with
Jone«
beat
Dr
G
II
I'utuani,
Mra. B. B. Crumley Reservation’ egg dishes to the members,
sUter, Mr*. A. M. Blount.
Members of the G en eral Sanford an emphatic gesture of hi' right four ahd five; Ed llotirmun drew
ran be made by telrphnning the
Mrs. i . O. Andes presided over
U ' j r a r y A s so ciatio n h a v e been hand and in * r a i s 'd *etc- >- u hvn; It. II. lien- to-at Mnswrll
hostesses.
, ,
the meeting which was opened
William Colbert. Jr., left yes’
Sewing sessions will ronllmie with the member* praying the ternby for the University ' of uiged to o t l r n d t h e m e e t i n g of paid
Stewurl. -even * - i *1»; A II
No power and no support Holme* drew u hye : John l.udwi j
for (hi* Red Cross in the Wo ford ’s Prayer In unison. A new Georgia In Alliens where he or.II th* iM odition iu Ihr Hotel M"Yf
a
i
r
on
T
h
u
r
s
d
a
y
a
f
t
e
r
n
o
o
n
a
t
• liming from any part of the non by i d*f*ult irmn Hoy lee;
man's Club from 9:30 A. M. un member, Mra. II. A. Kurd el), was continue his freshman year.
3:00 o'clock.
_
c*” rhange the oul-on.e of and William Buhrmun diew
til 11:30 o'clock.
welcomed Into the club at this
Following the loeetlng. Mrs. C. the battle in any ee-jeci I nr fcye.
Community Sewing Circle will time.
Friends of Miss N cni Wylly of Sanford Dow, honorary chairman, land will fall."
*
meet at the home of Mrs. Cordon
Matches thi* week arc *- fol.
A social hoar was rnjoyed and Lake Mary will iegret In learn will give a tea at 4:00 o f la e i
At least 60.000 Italian
Mynt at 3:00 P. M.
low*:
that she is critically ill at the for all member* and their faml*
a
sweet
cdurta
served
by
the
hos.
n ii'T ts n A T
Chamtllon-hlp
lliyh l .Cmi'nlntion
Fertiild-Laughlnn Memorial Hos. lie*, al'o for all prospective mem- In n ' " * '"•"'•irt »nny of liO.Townsend Club will meet In lessee to the following:
were thrown rUl of action
Matclirpilot.
Mra.
Myron
Smith,
Mrs,
An
her* of the General Sanford Li »nd Premier Mussolini’s person. Rob A*l v* Henry Watson
the Court House at 7:30 P. M.
draws, Mr*. Fred Mycr*. Mrs.
■My-directed blltikneg aimed to II, tl. Smith vs K D Scott
fnr its regular meeting.
Mrs. Glenn E. McKay lias re. brary Association_______
Britton
Johnson,
Mr*.
O.
E.
smash the Greek. ut all co.I, Fred Jlnlly v> John Ivey
The Central Hanford Library
turned front Miami, where she
White,
Mrs.
R.
M.
Rums,
Mrs.
(titnwtl into what hi' ow„ men f'lnter Toll vv Huv llolb i
Association will meet at 3:00 P.
was
railed
on
account
of
the
ill.
B
uilding
PcrmilH
In
J . R. Crawford, Mra. II. A. Kurhitlerly railed a “real massacre,"
V. in the Mayfair Hotel. Fol dall,
Fir't Flight
neaa
of
her
daughter,
Miss
Flor
Mra. H. O. Methrln, Mrs. M
authoritative Greek source' de. James Inrlry v- ll»riy Tooke
lowing the meeting Mrs. C. Sunence McKay
S.
Nelson,
Mrs
B.
R.
Beck,
Mrs.
elnrcd last night.
ford Dow, honorary rhnlrman,
T W Jones v* Ed lluhrman
P. J. Weber. Mrs. M. N. CleVn.
The official Greek spoke«m*n It. H. De*. v* A It Holmew llljtlv e a Ira for all members land,
JACKSONVILLE, Mar 17-t/Pl
Miss Dorothy Wiggins srrlved
Mra. Nettle Tillls. Mia. H.
■'"Tied
that
Italian
pri'oniw.
and their families.
John f i <tii ip v William lluhr.
—
Florida
building
permit*
In
r . Graham, Mra. Roy Till)* and Saturday from (he University of
, Sewing sessions will continue Mrs. J. O. Andes, J r
totalled
$0,3393(110 »tid ihe F*'Cists were furi-ilt*
tnan
Georgia in Athene to spend The February
brati'e a seven-day offensive in Firoi Flighl-Cnusolallon Matrhr'
Spring
*print holidays with her parents. compared with $1,(133,872 in the the
Trneleni
sector
wa*
cTii'hed
H L. Swan v* A I l.you
corresponding month of 1040, the
Mr. and Mra. M S Wlggtn*
Dr. G, IF l\iln*ni vs bye
State Chamber of Commerce re at terrific lns'e*.
(Mussnlini
hiin'elf
has
gone
Mr and Mrs. W. It Williams ported Sunday, showing an In- hark in Rome from the Albanian Maxwell Fiewa’t v» bye
Hoy Lee vs. lyr
and gunst*. Mr. und Mrs. George crease of more than 33 percent.
I A I
front "with hi* predige weaken,
fJulies Dlvi'ion Top Flight
St. IVteraturg was first with ed ami his authority shaken.” 'he
The Central Circle of the Han D. william s of Mount Vernon,
III., are spending a few days tn fl,2KO,2fl3 compared with $337,- Greek m ils 'aid in n hrnsiW il Mr*. Andrew I arrnwiiy v- \lmford Garden Club met Friday Miami,
l.illlnn
Thornlrv
Ft
Myers
and
I'lormnnt.
3(3 for February,
10(0, and henrd in New York by OIIH. The
morning(*t the homo nf Mrs. A.
Miami wa* ne*t with $1,012,040, radio also said the Italian' 'iff. Mr* John Ivey v- Mr* GentC. Meriwether on Oak Avenue,
Batter
Mis* Elisabeth l.ef(1er is ex n drop from the $1,420,323 for fered ' terrible losses.'')
and motored to the l.itllc Grey
Mr*. John Eirk v Mr- Itnymnn i
pected to arrive tomorrow from the same month a year ago
House for lunrheon.
A Greek tr m *
I n fe r i o r
in
1.undo u i.t
Jacksonville
Plana were made during the the University of North Carolina
e ir - to tl,,r
h e ,F —
a—
' rii1s—
t1 s tol ai lr kStir'
or*
....
—
. .Just, missed
.
, the. ■ u mIllb—
business meeting for the conven in Chapel Hill to spend Spring million mark, having a total oijburled them hark and yesterday Mr* tv E lluhrienti v. MrE. B. Smllh
tion to bo held In Harasnta on holidays with her parent*. Mr. $933,1AH against $t9R,Klt for th,. thrust, bsd dwindled almost
l.ndu— Iliv i-inn c"m m int mu
February, 1940.
April 2 and T Delegates, alter and Mrs. W. A. 1-efflar.
to local actions, Ihe Greeks 'aid
Fliglil
nates and members who are plan,
The titlark*
were launched Mr* W A Iravilt v- bye
Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Howell, Miami
nlng to go were urged to miko
aver a 20-mile front from the Mrs. W ft. Fleming v- ),\c
their reservations as early aa pos Mr. and lira. Homer Little ami $379.
Vlos* Rlvei in
Ihe southern
John Tnlom \« Mr- ti VV
son. Bobbis, fanned n party yes Fort
sible.
slope* of Mount Tnmoro* but the Mrs.
Spenrrt
terday
and
motored
to
Camp
real sltrmpt si blitikrieg in the
land
Following the business meet
Mr« I’hil Gra'hnff v- l>>c
Gables,
$110,939; mountain' wa. made en a three
ing, a garden run was made to Blandlng wlierc they were the 3*0; (oral
the Cactus Gardens and to Mead guest* of Robert Howell. Jr
West Palm
Beach,
$107,302; mile front from Mount Treho.
shlna In the village nf Boude'e
Botanical Gardens In Orlando.
4 IIKI.I) IN IlllStl It AID
Word ha* been reeel red that Gainesville, $I04,A43, ami Holly
There (he Italians roueentrated
Present were: Mra. E. D. Mob William I.effler was recently ini wood, $101,780.
BELFAST. Northern
Ireland.
■
ha
bulk
of
their
forces,
includ
ley, Mra. H. M. Papworth. Mrs tiated Into membership In Flor.
Mar l7--td h —I'nllce Sunday de
ing
artillery.
and
the
whnlo
A. Thomas, Mrs. Joder Camer
NOTICE
tained four men etui eeatched
Ida Upailon chapter nf Sigma
The annual meeting of the weight *f thrir aviation estimat their bouses after ■ raid on o
on, Mrs. B. C. Moore, Mrs. A. J. Alpha
Epsilon social fraternity
Peterson. ItH. F- B. Holi. Mj* • t the University of Florida in Presbyterian Auxiliary of the ed at 300 planes
Belfast factory where a machine
Captured Italian effirers -aid, gun, ilBe, 21 revnlvfi* and |3ou
church wIB ha hald in the church
O. R. MOall, Mra. T. B. Ratliff,
Galnetvillr.
this evening at 7:00 o’clock with h* Greeks reported, that Italian round- of ammunition liclirvrd
Mra. H. W. Rncber, Ml*. Q. Ea buffet supper. The nmninl re. division* engaged In tho offert- hidden by the Irish Hepnbllm'i
R o llin s , Mrs. R. T. Rolllna of
Mr.
and
Mr*.
H.
A.
flwansnn
Florence. S. C. and Mrs- Merlwe. and Mr*. Paulin* Roaabvrger were ports will he given at tins meet «iv* avrrsged losses between 49 Army vrere seiied
ing and Installation of officer- and 39 percent nf their 'trength
th e r.
.
luncheon guest* of Mr. and Mrs will bo hold. New Circle* nf the
The Greek* «sM the linllan
H. B. Sabin at the Hotel May.
Polk county s
tiue-t movie
a n n o u n c e d [offensive e f f ' rt* degenersted Infair yesterday. In tbo afternoon church will also be
IhiiIi
in sreak attark' aftrr the heavy house. Ihe Mate Theatre.
the party motored to Now Smyr.
by Spark', opened *1 I ski- Wallha and Coronado Baarh.
last week
i-'rblay wen- thrown back.
[Tray Favors Air©
C o le n d a i
MAde At Meeting
'
"
«
Personals
r<
17.—<JF>
expected
early this week to implement
production
hy
"unnecessary
■trike* and shurl..sighted minagamenl" by establishing an II.
man super mediation loan! to
handle defense labor disputes.
It wa* understood that some
time before Wednesday Roose.
vcit would issue *n executive or.
der netting up the agency, which
wll con*i«t uf Hirer reprenentalive* nf Ihr public and tour each
of labor and management.
The A. F I. already has ap
proved the plan, toil the C I 1)
ha* opposed it on grounds It it
"wholly unrealistic” und lhal it
would "operate lo Ihr complete
detriment nf labor"
^ (S p e
cial)—The program fo r 'tb e Reeond annual state Tricetinf -nf
retired railwaymen, to be b#ld
here Friday, Haturday and Bunday, hat been completed and ,«n
Invitation ha> been extended to
Governor Holland to address the
gathering, John P. Wood, pretluent of ihe Lakeland unit of'th e
National Arociation of Retired
Railway
Employes, said hbr*
last night.
Krglstrntmn is set for Thurs
day, and tu-m ess meetings will
hr held Friday and Haturday,
Entertainment
features
ara
pli-nord Thursday afternoon and
Sunday, with a motorcade .to
Uok Towrr amt Gyp res* Garden i
•ihrdulcd on ihe afternoon of
the closing day.
I
Library Association
Will Meet_Thursday
State Show Increase
m.
#nss
Luncheon Enjoyed By
Garden Club Circle
Last Times Today
JDAY •
BARGAIN DAY,
Sewing Club Mcete
At Clause Residence
Mrs. W. C. Clause wus hostess
to the members o f the Sou Sen
Rowing Club i t her Mow '•«*
Wednrsdsy afternoon. After an
afternoon afient In sewing, the
Mateos served refresh ments tv*
the following!
Mr*. W, It. TunnleUffe, MV*.
M. 8. Nolsoii, Mrs. A. C. fillnaon, Mrs. C. E. Jlohson, Mrs. G. F.
fUadisiii Mrs. A. Manning, R i t
T, B. Mi ddl c ton, Mrs. G. R.
Balmes, Ur*. R. Li. Rnblpaon, MV*.
Ragioald Soderblntn, Mr*. P e r #
Wad*, MU* Belty Colbert, Ui*«
Marjorie Uridgomau. MU* Augus
ta Clausa, Mr*. Henry Brhu.
mother, J r , Bhtrlajf ----------Okrence C l a y and Jobs* Boboow.
Musical Protffaat I t
Flaunted Far MertHif
FARMERS’ MARKET
Mr. and Mr*. Georg* D. Wil
liams, Mr*. Lout** Jarrell and
Mr*. Della W*rroo of Mount Vi r.
non, III., are tha guest* i f Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. William* of Ovte.
do. They #111 alar vUU with Mr
and Mr*. Roy Williams and Mr.
■nd Mr*. W. R. William* In San
tadWt Kegaet at Silas eg la ll'*t
a. It. *»■**>. Naevh I* I**»
F g o m iiA
r o t i i O t 'f T d
b r a n s , tin
lie '
n .t * "• u p
(d m * . Hu
lir a
I t * • t " i t a*.
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liar S ir in t ie
C A K IIA O K . I'ea T ..II I i i . l (o g - >
rieansat CtiMMl | t » » » In I .......
IIS *. $11 i l l l l
t i c to *1t 'a n t l A a R
rh tn e s e . t 'r l
«a.
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r
new;/ O irdl •
BEAUTY LS
us BEAUTY DOE*!
’$ *
\ •*1 m -.1 stirtn* mMh mirror©
[•ui with .-.*i 41- h HtuHiMi Thrrfnl* .
(|IM . Mil. 1.1liu totils' It Kill* 11)0
vi'*11ur 111>< • HuMil a rrcH|uii|*
II- I" I" hMIlll Ml tt lie s It'S quIcEa '
■ I in .miiif.ii tfil.u Ii
I: t.It lullrs .1r A lilfiliN look
ItiX.iirl llmlsl ll.lt | *I !*'s r$ .III..' to Hi .4 »** lift <1•-f I. W<|V
Hitting >-t itltMOiiitt »*>.tr»% I.tt hi $| |mmm inrtil
LUCILE’S BEAUTY SHOP
TKI.UrHONE flOfl
A R C A D E H C IL D IN C
m
DUKE’S
4 \ |ilr «
N 'n rfh O f S iin fo r* ! O n T h# D c L a n f l U lf h w n y
S I Z Z L I N G
S T E A K S
A l.l. KINDS OF SANDWICHES
LIQUOR
WINES - BEER
A ddnJ A llrartlonj* W tlh P r l t r s
Suiidnyp — T uradaytt m id Frldiivv*
FO II IIK SB H V A T IO N IM IDNE 4502 S A N F O H D '
w ith l e a m l e t i g a r le r ii
»le
Mrs. M. fi. Smith
Is M j Hostess
The Wejdrysn Htrvicr Guild of
the Methodist Cbtnrrti was enUr.
Ulnad Frirlsty seen lag at lh#
honto o f Mra. M. R. Smith ua
K W lia Drly*. Thw rUvollonai
* conductad by Mr*. Nancy
K. Shoe
the
Four
vistlor*.
HubMb* Lp M
■ b*a ovranged bard, Mia*
' U l U itTMM*. Mrs Mary
were welcomed
at the tn#4itog.
At th* caOCMalop of the boain#*a Mrs S m lii, aaobted by h#g
-----Mis*
to
M i»
t*
Mall
a*rv#d
th* folkawlng;
JbkMMu
Mias
re-
Uuiae
a" S It It O T * . this P un ««r H i
'Ila k t
lie
to | l I I .
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■ upaliss F a ir , t's
4*s I I « • l "
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i 's t i l* lo 1*1*
£>
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I I B A H T *. I d o t.
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i i a t to I * t t
C O L U I U W , D ill llu n H r to l« r
c e c t iM B R r lB . Bu
B ski
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p g rp c n a . I s
lin e 11 1* la
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• slims w h#r«v«r it to u ch es . . .
|
•.0iv#f flrrrt.contrdf with (r««dom
h#lpi pr*v#nj^tdckJng
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Can
I* $«.*!
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W A T E R c n a iM . Dos llu a . (* e in
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lie . 1*. lie .
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low. No quails.
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to Reg. I l l *
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"runs^
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P IL E S , V a rio u s T y p o *. Qaod
. I lH .to i n ;
I (m 44*4 i j r f dm*, I I ##)
For ch* Am time. ftrdU tn 4 t i t w i tn #n# Nimlcu piece
>..■)( o4 im dotb lUfoid U tft, t d t 4* |M t (kin. It help*
(IW ftm Into lithe, lovely 1tnd4 tltooM aiEgtcally. and
' it d l hm um ao CMually, to (OttltHtUf, (hat you're
raddenfr ddldadj at yout 'yogri#tr' mat* ilmder figutr.
Tha aaertt la in thi* add' tU /itb tnattrltl that allm#
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�' OKLAHOMA CITY. Mur. It,
—(ft)— Frank Kov.c. of O.tk'awl.
Collf, played In h i. Hr*! n .
Usual, U n t tennis tournament.
inBcnAtors won tU
of the
SLrtWtary
for Safe
»* 8 A C R IP IC E - MY
TV ,rOR',CA8H
o-1, 7-6. ft-n.
1 Tka *hoU
which Sabin used in
ellmtnatlnj
national
outdoor
champion Don McNeill. of Okla.
koma City yesterday
simply
wouldn’t work.
_ j.
After losing the first four
ramas, Sabin loafed through tba
act. to make his bid In tka next.
I t s hold his service on Uid
first fam e of the second sat
and broke through on the neat
one to taka his only lead of the
match.
Sabin held service only on the
fifth and serenth games In the
final set and H orse, won'going
a war.
The rlrtory we.
the fifth
tournament triumph of thp win
ter campaign for Kerars, who
started hit ecnaatlonal aeaaon by
stopping Riggs In the finals of
Urn Oklahoma indoor meet os
Don lliU some court In December.
BUtlc a a I n
m’g 3 Innings
left genter scoring West. It was
an easy threa bagger but Blood*
worth was rrcdltod only with a
at^gta
Sid Hudson started, on the
mound for th e , Nate and again
looked like Washington's best bet
for a first division berth this
y ear.'T h e Tigers-failed to get
doubles final.
anything tike B safe hit daring
Hudson's three Innings of labor.
Shaky a t Uis start, Bsrtell and
Mullin walksd. They were pushed
along by Harrle' sacrifice and
then Bsrtell scored on Green
berg's high bounder to Bloodworth. After those flrit two
Mates only nine Tiger tatters
f i n d Hudson.
NASSAU, Bahamas, Mar. 17.
Although the th e nip. played —On—The Incomparable Bobby
without dehringer. , Pinky Hit- Jones end the silver .thatched
Tommy Armour, returning lo the
golllng w an to o th e r lor n is*
union of champions, MIU' qaven’t
loti s geir match as s tasra
They beat Cans S ara.tn and
time at bat he was robbed of o the venerable -Walter llagcn a
safety when
WtlaJ mode a and S Sunday In-the finale of a
sparkling shoestring catch of his W hole Red Cross match' ref.
lino drlvo. Harris was on first •n ed by tha Duka ef Windsor,
a t the Uma With nobody out but and they did It beautifully with
Wolsjs relay to Pofahl to San a flvo-undcr-psr pecs through
ford somplstod ■ fast double
Armour, hilling the flu.- iron
* V L Note hit four Detroit esc- •hots that mode .him a threeMid stringer, for I t blows Includ time champion, had helped build
ing doubles by Cose, Farrell and up a balfway lead uf two hois.,
West, They started off with a but Jonas capia through yestar.
hong In tae second whan two day. They wera a groa: tenm as
bases on hatls, suceostlve hits by first on., than lbs other, aonk
Evans, Hudson and Casa end two a birdie putt.
Tlaer ml.plsy. resulted la four
Tha Connecticut .quire, who
tallies.
______
has taken recently lo contunilpg
vitamin
pills, gave a half-down
, , ; r u B a is k il l e d
to Tha Haig this morning.
‘‘Goo, I fool bettor shreadr.”
ROME. M ar.
17—<AV-The
death of Col. Outdo Bonlnl,
vBtmsmM UaqaaUantlc
M BUSB MaiiWB iUVCa
votaran
filar. >11
In M
an4
air crash a* ha was taking oft
to return to an unspecified fight--
Best Ball Tourney
MeNeill, Oklahoma City, and
Frank Guernsey, H o u sto n -T ex .
defeated B«Mnr B in * . C kkaw ,
and Jack Kram.r, Lot Angola*,
m KAVINO C1-AI]
gha a g a in s t bai
off the PenniylrsnUne In the
afternoon with another M as
Grunt and Allan fired a brilliant
OS.
The victory was worth $1000
t e . Snead, • a third of the $3000
at slake In the erent, and Croat I Cep Courage - S 'M a e m ark
a H asty B lae
t r . w t D e ff.r
reraised $600.
M ite N itty
I J a y DsMareo
Their amateur partners re. 4 SECOND
RACK—P o la rity :
erlved trophies.
,
t e e
5 M a d s D orothy
• la o w Hank
nOQSBVKLT TO TALK
I y a e a lk la la * t Olivo Braaieh
Tonight’s Entries
S n M p F
NEW YORK. Mar. \7-O P hI tirosdeaala of Uis cersmonlts at
the dedication of National Gallery
of A rt In Washington, Including
the address of areeptanca by
President Roosevelt, is eobadnled
(nr three networks, NBC-Blae,
CRH and MB8, a t !0;00 .’O'clock
Monday nighL
Jones, Armour
Grapette Team
Team To Beat
Beats Wert In
Sarazen, Hagen
Mixed Bowling,
Many Laxatives, but
few arc Leaden!
WHOLES ALB PRJ
TO BBTAIL BUT1
Year In and year out, spley,
herbs) BLACK-DRAUGHT he.
been s bsiLssllar among Is m lives In tha Booth.' Tba reason!
It’s agrees! Is and easy to take.
Wken ukan s« directed, IU sc.
Uoa I* usually punctual, thor.
ough and gentle. The tonle lexallvi element which -htlps tana
leiy Intestinal muscles Is prob
ably Its most Important asset.
N sat
Urns,
try
BLACK,
DRAUGHT!
—ADV.—
State supervision of local gov.
rrnment finances, coordination of
all tax assessing and collecting
egenctes In a county, and a
neral stiffening of tag coi
tion laws. Is recommended in
the Bookings Institate report on
Florida flaaaeot.
C
I WHS D w w t
| Dane Pat*
THIRD BACK— l*IS Mils: ( U a l H a lt o f D ally Doable)
1 K .r -S w l.
1 John Whltsbrted f
l Mark D e w s
1 (
I D.nrlng Andrew a
F IF T H RACE—(-11
I V aa -K ob
S I
t Floatla S k y d u st.r
Mill SqppUet
Irrigation System*
- Expert Welding
( U riah Shat
' '
I Msrk D*>m*
«
SIXTH R A U U -F u
1 Foal H r ,
l
i Hotfoot Ear
i
I M ealo B ia s ,
1 B
4 H is Tka W ay
i ]
SEVENTH ItACB—4
1I Kaaaaa R anger
a n g .r I Ju
J u S st* . D e c k le s
JE
\3
I MarmOUgv
E IO H T I,
iS
I t.ueky Otant
I C k l.f C annes
I Rod Kob
SERVICE
BUMPER
BUM PER
Attendance a t tha Bok Singing
Tower has brokgn all records this
season, reports lb* Lake Walt*
News.
______
*
..
VICHY. Prane*. Msr. 17—t f )
—Daewoo Sunday named SII
m oraO entiU administrators te
{.wUh-owntd businesses la Paris.
Tha decraa brought to IM4 the
"«*»»? of W lnasssa taken over
A rysalnU or” In tha former
—
Hagen grinned, but hs’w s.n'l'sufflclsntly rejuvenated to pull the
match out of tb* fir*. '
and U m k
R A C E — F a ls r lly ;
I Ambrose
.
I BwMy Tariff
I Daisy
1
' 4 F rl.a d Moot
i Irian Bragwa
■ f Jim m y K
4 B e a sts K ay
' I Seram natl
NINTH RACE— K siu r llr :
I Marrh Bay.
1 Kalra Special
t B rill oh Train
S LtMfcy Mark
I City Ju d s*
> Smyrna Bor
4 Quick L ew -a
I Roal F lr t
TENTH RACE— 1-14 Mlldt.
W
Progressiva P ro..
ID
W irt Jewelry Store 14
G n a t Southern
13
Harry’* Liquor Store i t
C a m way Agency
>
Grapette Company
B
Bowtdrome
•
Bin’s Package Store t
Schedule:
Mon.—Grapette vs. Great South,
cm .
Tue.—Cairo way va. Bill's
"
Wad.—W srt vs. Harry's
Thur.—Progr»»»lvs
Press vs.
Bowldrom.
b pp Hbb
r :
Probably tha halo many women
get from CARDUI- comas from
It. u.s a . a tonic to Increase
L P e l appetite, eld the Dow of gastric
3 .8*1
Ice, m assist dlgsallen and
7 .M$
Ip build strength- Thus, It of. I Good braa
I R.a l e a l
S .61#
n relieves periodic" functional I Lucky Fire
* Mr. Rra
I B a a a a la s
1 W.II Fald
9 .571
4Ditto Smith
I IM Law
13 AM
ELEVENTH RACE— 4-14 MUot
IS JtO
(Q a lalola Raoa>
16 .2$$
t lllfh la n d A rm s- .1 Ida W illard
t
Rod
Bailor
4 C h a .llt HaH
II M l
PAN DUNN—Secret Operative 48
DONT FORGET T p
J O T I ’S
ANDARD
s&masstt
C O R N E R T H IR D 8 T . A P A R K A V E N U E
C S C . W elsh
H fl/W W * A n
M fe rry w w p
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tl
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4
S a n fo rd in T h e O nly C e n tra *
F lo rid a C lljr A ffo rd in g R a il, H ig h w a y
A nd W a te r T ra n s p o rta tio n
Established la 1908
Of Atlantic
Prime Minister An*nounces D e s tr u c • tkm Of Three Nazi
U-Boats Yesterday
SA N FO R D , FLORIDA. T U E SD A Y .
IA)NDON~ Mar. 18 —</Pi—
Prime
m in iste r
Winston
X hurchiU aaaertod today th at
‘not onVt German U-bonls
but bdfoe cru leers have
crossed to , the American side
of th e Atlantio” and succeed
e d in sinking B ritish shim• A t tho same time he announcoil. tho “ccrtnn destruc1 tlon” yesterday of three Ociman
submarines In the continuing bat
tle of th« Atlantic, which he drg v ftk td aa one of the "most mo
mentous ever fought in ail the
a m u te ef war.
.* OMarohm spoke a t a Pilgrim*
luncheon a t which he Introduead
l <L Wteuats, United S uits
‘ f .to Britain, who pror tala shin*, plane* anJ
guns -with the utmost speed. In
tho greStmt - volume and with
i aklll’t .-nt the command
people. ,
i s warned the
: Th* Bri
ablng ef Athens
H«l« U M |l
Ikttery hemteng
will bri^fi
inscathed In the
of Roms, l
.quarters said
»lr w a r ,/
yesterday.
through
Mild Weather Expect- ed To Reach Atlan’ tie Coast Thursday;
- Fishermen Rescued
House Committee
Tersely (Demands
Aid-Bill Passage
Fred T. William* and L. E.
Jordan of the County Boaid of
Publlo Edocmtlon *ip«et to attend
•a meeting of tha ataU association
of school board* In Tampa Wada n o f t y and Thuraday, and R. B.
*K lpp Bad Bnpt T. W» Lawtoo
>lan to attend a ipaeial meeting
n Tampa Wedneaday. T. W.
Lawton said till* morning.
The
Stat*
Association of
^ School Board member* I* meeting
® |ust before the opening of the
annoal meeting of tha Florida
Education Association. Speakers
for tha board membera' meeting
will t e I . 8. Ilaarktn*. of the
Chief Trade and Induetrial* Ret# rlee of . the United States Office
ef Education: Sidney B. Hall,
^uparintandent of . Education of
Virelnle? and Li. ,Col. Prank J.
MeSkatigin lialaon officer of the
War Department and ’Oavncil of
^N atlrnal Defense.
*•' Offtoica of tho organlaatlon
aea P rn Mie t R.- P. Tarry af
Miami, <Vlce.praeldsnl
Percy
Thorra* of Jacksonville, am*
K*cr»tarjr Charles E. Miner of
r
-dfliulriull
•
>
■.—
The meeting jo be attendc<l by
Mr. Kina and, Mr. U w tW k a a
,’-*n called tty r* a l Eddy, of tha
r j**bj#rt a f . school analysis.
After tha special meeting Mr.
Jmatlm Asaockthgf.Utof dugF
Baseball Dirge tors
A e V
^ **^1 *$3 f h ^
.
vocates “Full-Out”
Help In Testimony
J
>
V ’9
WASHINGTON, Mar. is . ..<J>)
— The House Appropriations
Committee today prevented Con.
g r in with a tersely worded :.L
ttrnatlve to give i|uick approval
In the 17,000,000,000 nntlsli-ald
bill or let tha United Slates t>*
stamped as “a faltering welchrr.**- I
The committee acted with mit.M
after hearing Secretary Hull la
testlmenv made public today ad
vise "full out” aid fer countries
i-etlsling
aggression lest tha
“would.be conquerors" gel a
chance to deal withthe United
Slates “aa they have been deal
Her® In th* terne in Ihc U. 8. Naval rlnthmi
tlrpot in Brookiiir <
ing with Europe and Asia.”
!yw»
, . N. Y., bb fifty, wrlrctrd worker* dontinl nm*K* in fivi rrontli
A party conference yesterday in th® fir*t public, ilrrmnstrution of a gm im -k «If ill ih i ti* nirn
revealed the
Republican mem- will pana on tl®ir training to nnmr 40,000 tivilinit tiuvy worker*
berahlp ef U»a House wl.lrly dl- • ho klill Ik* muipprtl with the mank*
sided on the f7.000.000.000 sppHatlon for Carrying out the
* * M l With
the Ad
I nggarthrlcsi picking
Important > ectr#lk>n« of
m . minority.
U ‘ Martin, Ilrpub.
Uc m * floor WiiMr, said he prob.
ably would vote for 'the appro,
Sanford i- i.Is nI in location and
prist km. Representative Taber,
phyannl ri'ipiircnu-tit.. ( .-Ictcan
m k w ir arigo*itp member of the
appropriation*
committee, anCoopor, fmiinlcr m, I ,!11s-s t >r of
noMMod that be would tupport
the llir ining Imm \i"!In Hoys
It. t ’hoir* -m*l yrtetMihiy
ihr
In view of tho fact that both
emup i l«»*rt| *hrir f •% \k#* k»
1 Taber voted against
IffliiiiiiL* •»«a»oii hrir nmi |»rvpirv»l
r
„
IIts m te»d
II* Io«orl«fr4 •***••
A w.Tim nir max* moved ru<U
ward "lit ef (Ht* Rin’kir* tmliv,
^ti» l »»u irlu f from thr Atvtii*
COlil ond Momi* that ten k nt
Ira*'
lit r*.
Y m i.ii urather wax rapvttrd
to *• a || the Atlantir ci*a*t by
Thur*>«in>
III Ihi i ii Iin n M CIn*t follow***!
the u i t k«-nt| brwlr, *now plow*
btlfI • t| i atil.pat ketl iliifti*
hi
Noith hakfita mill Min Minot a n%
rra*
p.niioa *tnur to reach th.»*»*
a than did the
m ' ll**B*>iildaa
T atar sAimstPd that
mar* than (O' or 63 Repub
lican* would oppose it.
Ha told r»porters that while
ha thought many provisions uf
tho lease.lend bill Itself were
“fantastic," Congn-a. tig passing
It had fixed American foreign
policy and now must implement
It with fund*.
1 don't s.e anything for the
United States to do/' he said,
aiccpt to produc® the auffldtney of airplane*, tank*, gun*
and ammunition of all type* to
»uree**fully combat
Mr. Bitter in any event Whether
somebody else or this country
use* those thing, to «gh t with
la minor as compared with the
major objectives. That is the
b**t Insurance we can have
■gainat the aclira participation
of our own forces In the melee"
170
. n u ___ I f *
Against
Convoys
Reported By Nazis
confer On Workers’ Registration
Hi "
Berlin Scoffs At Re
ports Of Submarine
Heading Across At
lantic To America
Five Ships Are
Sunk By U-Boat
Vnlonn Snid Destroy
ed After Bombings
By English Planes
ftill iHsilntc«|. Hour by hour, t'.*»
COUt>' *.f futjilitje* lnrrra*n| un«
til ii hint rracheil a IHnl of 00
for ih*- ta n atatffk.
M -t *.f the vie I imp fro^n off U
clab ^Innt'kl bit* they r i p m i f d tho
belli r fh >i wime Miffocatsvl when
Mwiipr.l l,y the rlt king m an uf
mn-, nn,l ilirt churned up by
arln,!« t l . i w.rc esuged official,
ly :■! 70 miles nn knur.
•
Uni mutely turned to clhtinn
on Mn linriin'. upper peninsula
wht I' !li- ll.-irnca count/ sheriff's
affli - rt ported Mini nenrly a
•Tit
( fishermen ulm ha«l S**«*n
»wi' ' »iii« l.nke Siiprrh r Suntbiv
on • f.tki-ri ice fit**'* were "•nf»*
and iMiM.I
n*
*——
Pr*M
Slnsliinp new Mown agahut
Brllaln'x vital convotr avatoin
tvoro chronicled bv tho G*ip>
man High Command today
nt I lie Uni till States govern
ment heard th at a long-range
Nazi submarine was heading
across the Atlantic for oper
ations off the American
coast.
!1
Authoiiii-d quartcri In Berlin
scoffed nt the U-boat report, a»M-rting Hint It was a "put-up
jidi by American war InclUr*.
Tin- Nan High Command said
a Gi-rinan Milimanno sank flvs
aiim-ii mi-rchant ships totalling
Ib.ooti ! *n* in *n attack on a
rt nvoy ami that a 4,000-ton mtr«
• hantman had been •♦nt to tb*
bottom in thr North 8ea.
In l,t*mlon thr Admiralty ro*
mdcil amthrr heavy toll In shipmg Iobm'X f r the wrrrk end#4
Mar t*—'J.f» ship* totaling 98,b31
ton*.
WlllUm B. KnuiJvon (I elt), t(ir«*ctor of pnnluttioM tmtiiiinement,
I
«»••■»• rearhetl allOIT lit**
Slit' I* nn lit Se\«n men mi l u iiihI Sidney Hilintrin teenier) it»<*o«-ijitc nn tin* |*M**ttniion tv tn tm McNutt, f**l. ml •erurit) hs|.
WT>ni t*i shifted to the beach near ment iKturtl, fIMihr kkith I'till I \
thr 1|mi**ii Mnunt.i*ii« \etli*i*lMV miuUtrator. in mmurtluu kkith 0«r pn>gr«tn t*» *111111 r«*|ft*tnitmoi
nrul " •nit I Mint thr\ * ikk ft\ »• •d worken* mvpiImI If for dcfcti*r jtib* The i«*pi**lmliuii prituniilv
rthfl It* ft « Itill It H<*lt< r * i'll 111*' i« f«»r person* tkilhtl in nkintiuii Irndep, *hipbuiltlirur. nrulune •http
«»r iHAchlne niAiiufmtuiinp wurk r Iiu are ntit itokk eni|i|*»yei| in tittill* " i l;«n«U
T* glt ath* l»v *’iti * im lu i.Ml felloe work
Nor*1' fink• t ii t*t. Mif»iii*«*it* -7.
1*It.
W»« **. • in I. New V *»k
If®** * 1Vmh**vIvnntA 1
• I' MM IUO\ I'll Hh*M|* l*H*
Ti.
*
P®th • tb»* v*n' «• »«f i*"bl
rw! ' i|*FJkf*l»t \t llictl COft
Hritiun - war fleet, demon*tfg»
llvrv " t la tu l i**•• I • ti I.A k c M ic h .
img nitrkk it« mntrul of tha Mad*
Mr*. Jonu-a Sluiroo. Jr , cliair. i*i *tu11 on ilien fornml foniTrt ir®t ' • •n i t ti N**v t I Mti«l I I
iterraiienn,
ha« e*rortrd soma of
man of the hcminula Ccuniy t**ur, but be t*«l«fl««t t ImI the* Ih n >I ia«t '
the large*! eonvoya of tha war
chapter of the American Rr.l tion of tlu* truln iil' biMtb’|o«i •<*>* I
from tVntral nml eaiklam MadU
, aiKJOuiired today Mint n next y®nr « l * i » r Ih** l«K»k-!
letmiit*hii port* tp Oreoca wlUu^ x
ent- af droaass, a u a s i.n | Irvff nrrnri|!cm®tit® fhb anvut • #rn
ii.i a l>m® t*f fiwmy
And muffU-r* were aenl in me j *on
• h*
New York headquarters Ha'-n.
l.iiikfrur Mkufoni yr*t« r.!iij m>
M« Ntiwiiib*, Hr it imH b u m b t r a r r day. and will be rrlayrd fr-■»• , lti( ilifiir \kfiit to St. r* i« • hoi*.
i t « w t l t lw ir a * 7a u lt* on n o f t h .
l-Vlir MUilfUil*** 11......... wen
tlu-re to disaster areas nbroa.*
to ni't the fii«t foviTinl t»*n**M • utd at Ih** < • «1vV lloU*e y«—*
we -tt r it c i e r m a n y ,
perhapa
atIncluded in the shipment io n
f Hit Benpoit la*t nivflit
t« m p l i n g I " finl.li o f f the hug*
ordifip I* tbe reeurda «l ) Fur fh
("•nrfil *.f loll 1•
M
24 children's dresses, fnur s I Ml* i i« coii««*rt nt 11* Him- i **l ..it ,
|i m r l lre in e n . w hich B erlin ro r.iU/lt n Imlif* • I*ff»c#'
tin- S« nf* •itl tiarili-n < lllll w .(1 \1.*i
mil's dresses, eight best shir'« h«i|H I M|ir JlJ 1*1 \ k%II 'll*liirriiki*1
, .."
.i d .l \.n« d a m a g e d h r f i r*
v • ••
t** .lame*
2 children's sweater*, fnur s hut k tbtouRh Swi'f•*• •I U' l I (»or*l**M * i.l Mi-*
liaku
if
ii liimal tout • f Mill
,ii " u i i i t e t n r m i n r d o r i g in .'
Th*
nil
Tlii-lmn
men's sweaters, four men's turn
Itekf A pruMII«(*«l Ural trip
........... . iidn-ved nl llremorhavan.
Virvl l"g <t|" I*“Hiilifill gur.lt it* III ‘Im *lu>
1 »m*. I»*»1h of t *i land
era and four muffler*.
k»« .\|oni«»e *ffe»*i| I/it hi
O v e r n i g h t G e r m a n a i r activity
W.ek* *f ftilaM'b* and Mi.. At BIM’t IOM 1 huiBitiiy aft* • I* M| , It .•I t
In addition to the ihipin -nt
Koum1ll.1t, .Mi ( 41
, , , . r E n g l a n d « a- devr rliied n*
f ('lermunt: IM- WHn iltllll iihcciI t"«la> by Mi
I. rt 1•»n
in) |
Saturday, 40 rweat®n, 2i> b* *1 j lit •K»ya were uiiabl*
„ “ em ail scale “
aml Mia. Mill.lie Kiel It WiU »n, wIm \4 nil Mi
*hirts, and 'JO layette* have
I Hi* tup tluriuir t!
Wound...... .
."Idler*. h*a.l*J
,,f Oila'xl". ami O 1* lb fiiijiin i* ilirn tll.g in litis
sent cut in thr paat alx treel . t • Im> herr Idtsiixp
Ito
t h r o u g h Yugn* lavla in an
nml
Mi-*
Mar.
nt
rMiiirt’iii
Mr*. Sharon added.
ImhI wi'Mthor
id Hr it—
I.nth of Miiltlaml.
. vvliauU'- ( f pri» n "* r» . ia1®*)
I HiilitU aiitl til lid • iittai m-I ***l I h ,
All *rwln»r nn thr clothing u
f A full Mcht-tbilr
tte !•**•»
hi m ilking tlir
gaitli'ii lo u r .tt> Mil
done through thr Woman'* t
• IIn' •>!nlr ha vi I•««i
aukiil to m e t a t lb* l(«'« M a ll n M»
and the R**«| (Iron chalrimiii * •
iliitluig; Cltar wiittHuiiillng i h l.akf* Slims Ill'll I* ■ g i o w m g
pba*ir«*d that non-mrmhe»«
*' | It* l!«ir. Mm |!*;
\af<(. in I'te* fitu n Iht- MuiiiilpHl k«*Mf
I
wrlcomod to Join in tho w rk M • f 'Im JO; H I'lim
nt J tMI I' M. T I iiimmIm/ V i * <#»• k*'
trriafs such aa van), cloth m 1 I I uiitlurdalr, M
It* 17 air it - ka «I to biiiig tli it \N\IM
nfvdlr* arc *upp!ied. a* will ” btlg%*. Mar. 2 4 ; I y l >>mm, M mi *.* .
11»# y»lv»lion Army a u ("it» "b il« -« i f p iiM iib lr , b u t l r . n i - | " f
illlg '
H lllfl t v
Work.’
id*tructirn for knitting.
( uinl Winter I’m l Mn* J«
\ I LA IIABREK.
M»r. 1»—
•
liBaaPtl
i
h
r
half
kllol* III! Iii*l< ii ) • "
•••
p f l a i l •h i to !|
I m* f i n lllo l •••1
mpiiib i
Cuveriiur llotlanil has dc|
i ht* unuvit itl Wiiitur I'mrk • jy
.
.
.
lit
.
It,
* f f fila io l"
*
\
\
f.
mat k in their dtive for I !»"*••• toll', k i« i it . M
W l l MM
.......
...
ruail
financing
pl*n
i the ("intli cine**' tin) huv«* lot ft luixl*. t upturn 11 K lt"-e, direc- 0 a i •1
i
M
K ll I - . »»f Si»
Mi
...... billing thr "4-2" part of
|i"itiing tu FIoM'Im, kkill Uk'iu at
8> " I'ld ll'k k
I 'a p t n in
* ••• •II III" 1I sit
r, said tiala) ih reporting $1HCH)
1»h
I'H fil It- In I t
limed Department proposal, a
i i *9 •*i lock in |h«* nil* tin oit an.I ••I cash nml pledge Bubweriptlons. 1||i ml* *.f V. ! l K tfto •• III l ii i lm n 1 **k Ukllv " f i f f i f i i l l
Mi i o«i|M'i mvitiil nil of iii*
....I lull nf the lt»W Logit( in , .tit
l l r n i v 1i 1L*t ' •' « t " i i n l \ .
\ il i«g«
M r»
M ound
More
rr|Hift«
«re
still
to
b
e*
Diciula ill Wailful il to Mttrii*t |l
litlure unit » sugges'c-J cunstiWiglii .hi I'ark Avenue, nnd It' "
imr.l in. Captain K<tae a«ld®«l
Mary F. Rawlln*. Uliurat.iry will Ik* tla* laM "nr m Ihr «!mI*
luro.iial amendment.
Monti i IIhit in ha* been named Kl'l, un C a m e r o n A v e n u e
tochnlclan at th* Banfonl ('him Irforu thd*y liUki* I l It11ittliiL
tie told directors of tha Btate
,sl services w ile
lu ll
Fnllowlllg Ilie trur. tin- KM"l|>
♦••ad of the colored committee
nn Park Avenue, will Ira... hit in.
fternuoll nl
nn
*he l A.surlalinri nf County C imml*.
will un it mI Ih* Kanfurd Cmin.
hi the tli i\ e
Thursday to . ituay Ulwiratuiy
The boy a art* expected to nnrli
Carey llaiut Funeral Heme . tuners Monday that Ills program
try Club wtu-rr refrmhment. will
precasiure In Jackaonvillr, "id H»rutiiiKhuni mi Mar. J:i or .to t••
be served uniler the direction uf in iith.mil', with Melvin .I--1" ••'*■ Will g u e the Stale four instead
expect* to be away at lra-l -is utlrnd acbiMtl until their runeeil
,|, „„ ,,f il," S' Lukes Cothedriil ,f thrre cents of the tax on •
Mr. ii II Ursa.
week*.
I' til U rtiun ed in June On Jtm»
11. Isml", nfflciutllig !'• " i* lullun of gasoline without dlaTingarden
v
tail
I.
tnulitioiiul
Mr*. Cecil Daat, formrilv "f !f» they will go to California,
........... l.v the
lies
M"Li. turi-iiig principle* of the pr***nt
ly
held
ii"
the
fir«l
day
f
the Kissimmee Hoepltal. will fdl "|K*nlnK In
An irelee June 21.
Spring, Mar. 20, when weulliii |l nun of the llnlv C rn.. I'.pl-* *- luw wlilch ellows count!** er*dMr*. Hawlln’a po*t durmc ht-i and returning l»y way of O envi ■ AUCKLAND,
New
Zealand
"» fur road* they built and
pal Church uf Sanford
absence.
IH
—(4*)—
A
crowd pej-mite.
to the Sun'inrr ramp at Axhevilie, Mar.
luined over to the Slate.
Tlu- Fl«h garden* are apaiimi*
While in Jackaotivllle, the t.s-h- .Mr. Coop«r snid
■l>e*rrii the iifficrra ami mm uf and fmnial, and arr .el in Hie
alclan will take up blood « h« m,Asked alicut the *tay here Mr -iK visiting If iiil.-.| filali-n war.
try, electrio-cardlofrUphv. »<r.«- CdKt|iar revealed that he liked nip. today an they paraded midst uf an orange grove IM
lo g ), and bacteriology. H'"' -h i Hanfonl because it ia clean and through flag.hedei ked straet* tu frrenl varieties of palms
atudv under several doclm • and ipnet. -Though it u it little to** n Civic reception at the Town aruttered tliriiuglimit the ground-,
at the State Beard of Health ttuldft on SutHlay,** he added with | Hall, The flotilla arrived yet and dipped hedges lend an ordi .
S t C A II I . Mar.
te
*'• ’
BERLIN, MlV IH —On— Th#
ly appearance to the garden For
laboratory.
<(’**ll**«i O* l*B|r Tu*l
i' rday on a training rrai***
some palms and plants that re Katherine llephurn, whu i' '» lire Martin NI*mo«ller, breaking
A native of Sanford, Mr.. Ila'».
a
t
.....mg
M
l
J
u
n
i
p
e
i
t
e
l
i
u
d
,
| a lung silence over hi* rollgtou*
quire shade, a shade house tins
tine came to tha Hanford rlinle
l>e*-n I.mil that will be seen on slipped min a theater I*"- S’*" in tention*, has authorised an anIn September. 1817. after being
dn>
night
t"
fee
the
pnl'iie
“The
nuunceinent from Protestant putthe tour Thrre nr* also a nuro.
connected with Bt. Vlnc«nt'» Hos
her uf pools at thr Fish garden. l-hlladi Iphla Story," m which l-il» (hat he duet not Intend to
pital in Jackaonrllte.
Jutn the Catholic Church.
As a contrast to Mr. Kish's ..h,. is .laried
---------------- -— T — :—
Mi-. Hepburn, who i * ” gnr .1
Protestant clrcln h«r* reported
place, the Htowe gnrdens are In
Lut
rated un th* Bt. Johns Itlvrr, trod .,f Philip llurry. aulhnr, nn-l Mi* Kill 4 that th* fighting Lutheran
ty * r 60 Lcgionaalrc and llu-ii number of thoaa present IndiraL a ruck gardan forms a terrace t > Halt), will appear in the Kiws. leader had been
converted to
p »*t« gathered teat night at tb.. -•I that they would attand, and the river's edge. Many annuals nt. inin.lrvl. Mar. f*. f *«» D'e ('atholicisnt.
L*gten Hut on Lake Hhore llouic- ■<-V*r*l agreed to «rrar their unL and asaleas art In hlootn here, t«niefit uf undor privileged child
Nk'mwilUr. a Bubmarlna
mtndrr in tha World War, kM
A. D. “Jack* Saaattey. managar vard to c«lstrata tha 82nd birth, forma and carry the post flag and the landscaping te considered ren uf Martin county.
of
CampbeU-Loaaing
|
’c«t
U«*ii
In prison or a concentration
in
tha
parada.
unusually beautiful.
of McCrory’* iter* for aliw
'*J**i[ Part la games and con.
camp 44 months In March, 1887.
Th* garden of Mrs.
Ilrnry
Utter tha group will visit tha
yean , ha* U n given a tear* of
W by lirrm an Murrl*
he was convicted on a charge of
Orlando Army Air Base, mark Wight was planted about throe
abaeae* do* to III health, and
vindication of th* Na»l state.
..
wo" • lanra Unit ing tha first ttma that civilian* years ago, and Mr. and Mrs
will ro ta kte former home a*. edJ oStatea
flag
in
a
qu
n
tlo
a
nnd
Lincoln ton. Ot., ter a three or *aaw*r contnL Gaor-ga Cook and haru been perm Itied to inspect Wight used onlw plans and flow,
th* la last model be mbars and era that ar* suitable to this sec
four montha rw h
Koonte of Ovtedo woa amall pursuit ships that ar* stationed tion. The garden, called Bt. Fran,
f Mr*. Smalley and their, two
ihcr*. It was announced that rte Park, Is located across from
children, Sylvia and Ranald. wlU
a residence sad atateas and
anyoaa dealring further Informa
go with Mr. BrnaUcy. la Baafard
tion concerning this may tele camellias ar* In bloom now. A
they roalda at SOS B a it r o w
Immediate Improvamsnt af
.
tall terra cotto statu* of Bt.
phone Alkln Kendall at 146-W.
grounds In th* Big Ti m
Forraet Oatehal won tho htetor.
Francis
has
h**n
placed
In
th*
Olln D. Kleg of Bomlaola
was requested In a I
ical contest and was ateo awardLandscaping was done by
High School announced that tho park.
A demonstration of the eteno- adopted at tha monthly
h
Mulford Foster of th* Trqjrlcal
type, a machine
for writing of tho Woman's CJvte
Lagteu-*pon»or*d contests for the Arte Company In Orlando.
of th* Chamber of
Man McGill of tho Saybold fiak- .erooth district will bo hold In
Card* M rs boon malted by th* shorthand, will be given at the yesterday morning n l
tho high school auditorium Mar. Chamber o f Commerce la all Chamber of Coramorce office in
2* at 7:80 o'clock. Mr. Oatchcl winter visitor* Inviting them to the City Hall tonight at 7:30 Ball.
Tha rttoluttea will id M i t f
that tha “Boy* S tate- Join th* gnittea tour. Mr*. WII- o’clock bv a N. Manhoff. shorttha Board of Cteunty Coma
.
, wd tho P*et
a U chairman e f tho visiting hand authority.
sionora, It t u derided, and
Mr*. C. T. Procter, p m ld sn t of
I cf four hoys to ko aaat garden* commit"*, nnd Mr*.
The Lion*' Club will meet to Chamber of Common* w
A n a r te *
. AuxDiary, to T a lk hams* la Juno. Jaa Lain Herndon h**d* tho courtesy
morrow night At TtOO o'clock at to roqoori other *rg*nli*H—
h art of Ovtedo and W. h
committee a f th* Carden
tha Valdes Hotel and James Bor. make a atmliter t e |* U i 9%
*
IiCX te r a f
gee* a f Orlando, district gover Commission for Immediate M
“ la
County Red Cross
Ships Clothes To
Disaster Sections
■gin # on tha appro
M d * It obvious that
NUM BER
M em ber A n so d a te d Prectn
Sanford Is Ideal Place For
Training, Says Choir Leader
go throorh by
•School rpcaders
Plan To Attend
Tampa Meetings
IA
Warmup Seen New Blows
From Wave Of
Cold Weather England’s
Navy Civilians In Gas Drill
^Winant Pledges
Arms Shipments Secretary Hull Ad
Envoy Declares Supa piles Will Be Sent
With Utmost Speed
MARCH
Garden Tour For Miss Nona W ylly,;
W i n t e r Visitors Pioneer Resident,
S l a t e d Thursday Dies In Hospital
Ckuqty
1 MarriaRP Liccnnes
Group WM Meet At Deceased Wna- Resi
Recreation Buildinfr dent Of This \rea
For Annual Event All Her Lifetime
livid ion Army’s
Fund Totals $1800
Road Finance Flan
Devised By Holland
Mrs. Mary Rawlins To
Worker Killed, 125
Study In Jacksonville
Hurt In Rail Crash
WINDHAM Ohte. Mir. 18 .k2~7iaA
.tn ,n P'ow*d into
° r, “
E ri.
I t ^ u » " . c*rr7rh>g 700 con•tniction werker* to th* govern.
m*n '. | l 9,000,000 Ravaoik*
**a*l today.
I f * 1 J*® defanaa •orkura
w*r« Injured, 40 Mrteusly. Eric
tevteMgmfer* said one ru n w»i
The * te w iu u t train canyl.Tg
•g frciw Jbe Youngstown dla.
I7 ^ a n tn"'k " “ ***1^ Into the
24,000-acre Federal reaarvallpn.
U. S. Ships Visit
New Zealand City
Katherine Hepburn
Nicmocller Will Not
ViewH Own F u tu re Join Catholic Church
Campbell-Lossing Post Celebrates
22nd Birthday With Party At Hut
McCrory*s Manager
To Take Heat Cure
City News Biicfs
Big Tree Improvement
Sought By Committee
usixxtf,
(W . . .
Walter Haynes I
V i K L ' X aouso
srsrxa
™
nor af Lions International, will
ha present. Membera are urged
to note tha change in time af
' ;..wao
r-V 'a
4
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Greyhound B moH*
1’ Baseball Future Is
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Anxiously Watched By , Others
S :Se£3K
Internet In 8aafonfs boeefcall. boll to Central Florida, either
team haa run hljrh for the peat oTfonised,' In a l pro er aiaaWffi
several week* In those title* with ftenlerdThaa 'always Aden In ' the
team* In the learn*. Movements diamond picture.' l a nwrp ways
of the local tana and dub rtlrec. than one It wbold h ate been keen
tors 'h e re been closely followed dUeppoIntmant fey. Orlando *•
end prominently .published
In play m a laayue without Bepford
newspapers la tho*e towns.
rivalry.
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"Bo, fa r a t we w eft oonearned
the eolomn “Ton O' The MomIn*" the rtf • was * llttfcL . dotftH, regardWritten fat
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NUM BER
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iHouse Group
■Okeys Large
Aid Measure
ANNUAL GARDEN. CLUB FLOWER SHOW
Nasis Tone Up Dive- Premier Visits War
Bomben Aa British
a Unload *Equipment
At 5 Greek Ports
Germans Admit
b Critical Stage
. i
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•
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Way 18 Cleared For
Debate By Tuesday.
On 7 Billion Dol• la r Appropriation
Directors Of
Baseball Team
To Reorganize
Final Vote Seen
Wednesday Night
Fastest Spending In
H i s t o r y Of Na
tion Is Predicted
Finance Drive Pro
gressing N ic e ly ,
Declares
D r. Dosii,
i.
I i h t c r ______
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■ J tV A P H IN G T O N . M a r . IB —
A H o m e s u b c o m m it t e e
th o
a n u r o p H a tlo n
fo r
fu d t 6 l lr i t a ln a n d c le a r e d t h o
j m y t f o r d h o d e b a te o n t h e
le m n ia tio ii
to
Iw n in
n d x ti
Ttt to d a y .
Tho
fu ll
n o p r o p r ia tlo ii!i
c o m m itte e w ill m o o t T u ead aV
riom ln g to report on the moaturn
formally.
Subcommittee
Chslrm sn Wno«lrum (D -V s.) u ld
that ]>lan« rail for n final House
vote not later than W ednesday
night.
I’n-.ltrlin k in . or the fastest
spending protram . In history, re-
todays nnnroved
000,000
.W d tftofcR n llh t at a * i o 'c l d f f
u rt
aald today. * d d ||f
ittet ths finance, drive, la p H
gressitW Inicely.
IT! I
|l 'A *»port q fltk o flnsrwf eMte)
saltto*1s b o v s t h r msrabete h a w
collected about 61,350 up to last
night. Dr. Doai aald. The com
mute* expect* to have lb* re
mainder of the necessary 12,000
by the first of the week, he addWith eontracta already out to
k number of former playtre, a
group of rook let la expected to
come here from the Babe Ruth
Training School In Palatka eome
time neat week to try out for
the team. Dr. Doea explained.
Several men are , now being
considered for the petition aa
playerjnanager of the
team.
Joe Tinker, of Orlando la one of
the wen, another la Joe WhiUock
Of North Carolina. Whitlock lute
' bean playing third baoc cm one
«f th* tea mi In a North Carolina
.league and hag had four yean
:& * * * •* . aa a manager, Dr,
intract will
T tt'
B e lg r a d e
fro m
o J tS S r ^ 'S Z
w m n irSP gi
•M making
their csntribtfUonl 1 the cause,
Yesterday m£>n g Clarence
Brooks, colored ft •U n at the
wash houae
------ of
— I I' Standard
Grower* Association, goo], Up a
collection from tha negro* em
ployee* there and raised 15.65
to help support tha tu rn .
This morning Otto Caldwill,
president of the ball club re.
cclved the following letter:
“ Mr. Otto Caldwell
“ President Ran ford Ball Club
“Ranford, Fla.
“ Dear Mr. Caldwklli
“ Enclosed you Wjtl find 15.56
donated by th* Colored Baa* Ball
fans of tho Standard Grower*
A**n. We wish we Could give
enough to buy Hr* 814 Hudion
back.
In t h e m a k in g to d a y ,
itrUaill UipiUtyRM
dip lo m at* PniVUIR
a r r iv in g
u - ftCM
A th en s
told uTU m disembarkation of th*
Britons a t fiv* porta— adding
they expected both tha British
and Urn Greek* to duty It of.
4ietally fo r *trat*gie
i s t t houra.
od tha
G em an circles
• -c r iL
Yoon truly,
C lam ** Brooks
Ccderad Labor Foreman'
*filluJal MrgMtJ. |
Z m im troop*
Yugoslavia Still
' Outside Of Axis
' CADETS STUDY
GERMAN
WASHINGTON, Mar. lbr-fFl
—West Point cadoto hereafter
will dcublo tho tlmn they hove
boon spending on Spanish nnd
also, will taka up tho study of
, Yesterdays
identification
was C. K McKos, manager of
No-HI Bottling Company.
' About 4 J 6 o'etosk Friday
168
RELGBADE, Yugoslavia, Mar
W W -ttW S S tt
and despite tha c t e w i u and
Tho Interior of tho Pariah House during the annua)
Garden Club Flower Show w m alive with fragrant beauty on
Wedneeday and T hunday n« more than 100 person, from '.’0
atatea view c l the eih lb lts nf Seminole County horticulturist*.
■punaihh- nffirisl, fnrrcait today
that tin- »7.1100,000,000 IraseI..ml »|i|ir. |.notion would ho (pent
ami llio wrnpoim delivered
to
(liral llntnin mul other friendly
rial ions within Ihr n rat
10
Seminole County Visitors Are Invited To
Fair Scheduled Tour
,C
elryjVash Houses
To Open Mar. 24
$775,000 Hi k e In
Expenses Is Asked
|n*lit*vci| if ftmM
pa id it would
By Budget Group They
Federal Itmiget for
M e r c h a n ts Invited
To Arrange F or
Biennial Budget Of
$ 1 8 , 6 4 3 , 5 2 1 Sent
To New Legislature
T h e ' Seminole Oaunty Fair,
sponsored by the Elk* Club, will
opeh Mar. B*‘to run'oh* week on
M im m vnirA W Jrtirana nirIh 6r
th* ball park. All merchants arc
invited to act up a display In
the free (para provided, W. 11.
Ileiti, In charge of arrangements,
■aid today.
ArrmngomenU have been mail,'
with Southern SU te Show* to n.L
vert lie th* fair and present at
least 10 ride* and about 10 able
ahowi, Mr. Rett* **id. The show
will provide an aerial a rt ronaia'.
Ing of ilx performers that will
be freo to th# public. “The enter
tainment In the whole fair is
excellent," he aald. "The aeriallata
are on* of the hlghed paid
groupe in their line In tho roun.
try."
Merchants aro asked to ronU rl
Rslph Good*peed on Thursdsy tn
msko reservation* for *par* .for
exhlblU. All space for these ex
hibit* arg ta bo free, Mr. RelU
explained:
C a r bumper Ug* are bring
distributed and window *how
cards advertising tha fair ars 1-c
Ing placed in th* windows of mer
chant* *bcut lb* city. Th* con
cessions ars expected to arrive
Ur* latter part of naxt week tnd
tome form of *tr*#t entertain
ment will b* put on to call at.
tantlon to th* fair. Th* group is
now In T*tnp*.
Mr. Belts declared that the
fair thl* gear will bo one of the
largest over to be staged In Ran
ford.
l
j
id Foreign
rrk
had
r t In tho
nt with H
Monday."
y * «a^s*uW—on
- probable
D raft hosdquartera notified th*
fodneoday.
tv lafor. local office ycoUrdoy th a t the
quote fo r Bemlftole County for
the sixth call on Apr. 4, requires
no teen, h a t eas man must be
sent - ah I replacement duo to
Um fa S a rt of th* lost man sent
to pass ton physical requirements
Sixth County Draft
Quota Calls No Men
; Celery "eomea in hare and goea o ff th* top of each *1nlk an that
The
out there" e l the waahlng and all are the • atnr length.
peeking houae of Chaac and Co., ■troag plea.ant *ccnt uf Ihr rut
lea We pervade, the entire plant.
nhput five m llei eaat of Sanford
A fter the i t i i lo m .i th* firm
e a UeardaU Avenue, and a trip o f two waahera, a aharp apray
r , e f w ater that remove* about 50
ST .percent nf. , The
dlrV
__ —
r >6-1
_ Jtn - tho
anyone'! time.
•U lka. Thl. water eomr* directly
V iaiton are always welcome, from the plant'a arte,Ian w ell.,
and A. IL Mahoney, auporlnten- and average! 70 drgmra Kahren
dent of the packing plant, aaya heft. In the next la th , the water
that th ta rrnt peufila have WtfiS l i UpiIPtid lifidiV preaeur* o f if.
from nearly every atate In the pound, per aquare loch and the
country to are l ho crop packed remainder of the dirt U renmvut.
f-r shipping
Aa little aa poialble la wnateat
Chase and Co.'a plant, while by In tl>* highly ayiteniinvl pro.
no m eant the only one In San caaa of handling the celery. The
ford, la on* of the largest In ttie apiny from the areond hath run*
v arid
and Ihs “straight Jlne" back Into the tank where it forma
method of handling
employed the makr.lin water for Ihr flrat
there la fascinating
wraaldng. The topa of the atalka
Th* eelnry, a flrr being cut In which are cut off by the aaw
Ihe bioa.l, flat fields hy negro drop on to another belt and air
workers, la loaded on to Irueka In carried out. eventually to he ir .
!■rates and haul,Nf to the pack* turned to the f la*lata a* liuniua
mg houae. Upon arrival at the or to lie nard aa rattle foml
unloading platform, it ia checked
A flrr the hatha, the celery
nod carried over to the nearby m ove, along on the I ell for a
conveyor tells. Here th* nimble dlatanec of about 100 fret, while
fingera nf negro woman pick the It la allowed to drain. Parker* and
o le r y out of th* rratee and lay aortara working on either aide
il evenly upon the rubber b*lta. of the la.lt. make ■ final a* lec
The celery haa begun a Journey tion nf the atalka, dividing them
(liat will not end until it la according to alt*. The .m allei
neatly parked In a crate and alaoa are placed on a aaperato
■towed away in a freight car. belt and are indivldaully wrrapped
Aa the groon.topped a Ulka
move along the belt, the negro*,
diecard any that la blemlahed or
-liacolored. Still carried along on
the belt, the celery next encoun.
i.-ra a aharp aaw that whack*
Unions Split On
Roosevelt To
Discuss Lease, President’s Labor
Lend On Radio Mediation Plan
WASHINGTON. Mtr. 15 — CUT
- Pr*»Id«nt Roo**v*lt decided
yesterday to msks o major ra
il•* address tonight In an appar
ent move ta cement public sup.
port for the 17,000,000,000 lease,
lead program and to help ateel
tho British and other foe* of th*
A ils against anything HUl*r may
lanaeh In th* way of a Spring
blttakriog.
Ho su d * tho surprise announce,
rnsnt that tho 10-mlnute adjfreas,
dealing with dofonoo and aid to
nation* battling aggressors, would
bo jgtvon n t tho annual dinner
tendered Use by tho White Hones
WASHINGTON. 5lar. 15 ~ m
— Organised labor's warring
factions— the A-V.L. and C.I O__
last night took opposite position*
on President Roosevelt's plan for
on ll-m on super-mediation board
to handle defence labor dispute*.
v* ■ • • M U i
iiiw ru .
jpresident
K C B K ir n t
oi
William
Green,
of
the American Federation of La.
bar, announced approval of th*
plan after a conference with the
president
Later, C.I.O. President Philip
Murrny mad* public a memoran
dum submitted to tho President
recently In which be .esp resu d
opposition to creation of such a
hoard.
.0 .1 ,0 . hoodquarters said, how.
oyer, th at th* organUotion would
cooperate If Roooavolt decides to
g* through with hie plan.
I t WM indicated Roosevelt
would create th* super mediation
hoard by executive odder next
wnok afte r fu rth er conference*
with lobor tendon. Including a
woek-ond mooting with f Murray.
Croon Mid the RWtel ted board
*7.000,-
SfhilltNii
swell tho
th# n w t
fisral yvnr to more lhan ISO**
000.000,OftO, making U toJlly tho
in United Hint#* hliu*
tnry, anil brat log by
than
$'.*.000,000,000 Ihr c##titot y***
■**■
only n partial pletur* uf the arm
ament* program Including the
plan* I.. aid Untnbt nnd ether
fwitimta mm ttt litiltd >n> the UnHof tli.
1011 led Klnte*' owndefpn*e*.
the
by t hr Stnti' | urogram ftnw totals roughly $3rfinmi.tion.noo. Thl* figure covert
II..11:.ml and nrtunl npprnprlation*, nulhnrltathe . "mini' I ii.m* and official requests m ale
iggc»le.|m foi i.Mtcr June. IPth
[he men. v
The *7.«ntMWMUlOi» <>l'l'r»r''»*
tin 11 t enue 11ton nieaaure. no" being '
*
• Idrieil l.y lb,, l.l the Hell.e
ApproptlatlnU"
n lo.'in,...I I.U (',,„unltl..», aim
hen Api il It rial* to have hi <t> «
pil.iii.l, will >i anti, ipntetl *'* *’ '
1
,
» in I,.- ml. :u> i p l l o n l y h e i u i i - e tloit i» th
I r sp iral.......... .
lji i*
tin
1,ml
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l,. ,1,1 A l l
ileell
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...L..I if the w.ir
»>*1*
Warmer Weather
Expected With
No Frost Danger
LAKELAND. Mur.
A cold Sslurduy nmrmng. with a
drop inli) the «tla ... fur ■oulh “*
l-ulmkc* and Hcltr .tsde
w*n
f.rrcu -t Friday mgl.l by th*
f ,«iat
wurning
rcrv.ee
which
added that fruit and vegetable
would not h.. seriously en
dangered, Froat »»« expected in
some portion* nf Ihc imrth-central part . f th. state, whore the
temp*rstun. dropped M ow SB.
Hlowly rising temp, lature Sat
in day was forecast.
with no
froat dniiger throilgb next Wed
nesday morning.
Kori-eail* of luw tvmporsture*
Salunlay morning ranged from
:ill in th* (lain*svill* *r*a to *6
m the Kissimmee section, 34 on
the ridge and 37 in the Tamps
la y nnd W est to a s t arcs.
Stormy condition* centered over
Arisons spread light snow and
rain* through th* Rocky moun
tain* and westward to California
Friday. Most of the flurries W*ra
In th* upper Rockies, the rain
centering over California, besieg-
�lA W fl-v
Sited *1 Acte
Director
Notice of intent on ttte part of, the City to ttottKLIpi
City Charter at the-kriUaUve aeitiiii zjifcvcuing n s tt
month was published in The Herald S t t night end shoold
be given the serious consideration of oar taxpayers and
all interested citizens aa well aa.oor senator and representa
tives. .
.
.
It Is proposed to declare the aeweru* system in Bsnford a public utility and empower fbst City to impose charg
ee for the uae of the aystem by tha ptu>lw‘aad t» authorise
the City “to Issue and sell Kev«nne< Certificates payabio
solely out of the charges imposed . . . iutd to uae the pro
ceeds derived from the sale of. s« h . c « ^ f e a - f o r JhS,f»-.
FORTXW A*
BARB
.ty c u B M yiRTM
lid within the eurth
the broken night tsd
pi*
ni
•
Vpropped to.su
inJdpsi, purposes'
tho amount pftu ch Arrowing* Stal
hiant and "making, tho submission -pf i
Nod elector* of Sanford unneecssuy
It {a Also proposed "to declare t
position of garbage by the City of &
s public utility and to authorize sald -<
collect a charge for tho collection and
by sold City and to forbid the sc
»
ii of garbage In any other manner
^ency of aaid City."
And finally It ia proposed to create
trict to be known aa ‘'Sanford Port DJi
ide for the edmlniatration of the din
he construction and improvement of RO
district. This amandraent would also vi
authority to borrow money, for the purpo
upon approval of the friohdlderfl snd.l
A n d Personal Activities
MR8 > LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
Social Calendar
*
FRIDAY
. T lss Cart, tha magician. wUl
ho-at tha South Side Primary
School on Friday w aning a t 7:80
oltlock. Tha public la invited.
Waal cyan Service Guild of Iho
Methodiat CMrah will meet at
t H homo of Mr*. M. B. Smith,
4M Roaalla Drive a t 8:00 P. M.
fo r its regular meeting.
ilutiogs
MONDAY
v
Tha annual meeting of. the
frrabytarlan Auxiliary will meet
Ur the church for a buffet cup
per a t 7:00 o’clock. The annual
report* will be read a t the meet
ing and installation of officer*
held. The new c Irelea of the
t
Cm u r W U
.W a a k k j
A
DAVID M.
■ leap to hlrih
Careless Smoking
OMMUMme
«
klorc than a quarter of all men who 4W fro]
luffcred In the home are the victims of caraiess i
according to a recant study conducted by. the -Metx
Life Insurance Company. Moct of theea are man w
dosed off In bad or Jn an armchair whQ* gaoklng
ftte or pipe.
It la reported that while twice as many women
WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN
sy
f e a r
jo
* .m s h d * ic jl b , '
I
I
jmong Insured.woroon “rcuult .from smoking, w
tompamtJ to 861.Mgvantrfnmi the eaidr tto ai atftb
!
I
Kcoordlfg ,'to, ihd Jtauhtn^ .Yomp^^s eA em noe
m g t 'i.ta
We am do jroar eketriatl repairing quickly end
wetL Call on us .today I
S f f lts u
It IW w tw enty
on Are whilo lighting a cigarette or
cco falling from a lighted pipe onto
«d several cases of fatal bums."
f RADIOS REPAIRED
• MOTORS REWOUND
• G E N E R A T O R S jF I^E L )
the emergency shelf dlnn
ur Life JtUgMine. “When
v g s.tssfsa ss.
W O r p « TO m i
th k
Mr. and Mra. Dennett Land,
■, were gueeta last evening of
r. and Mra. C. A. Hainr*.
8 TEAMS
School
» «S
A.
M
rin a T riiK iitv tv.hi »v
»t*rct any
i
People.
r ifis r
Mi*. Mildred R atliff "f S le u
son University
in Iitl.m d
ir
• pending the weekend with her
pgrenU, Mr. and Mrs. Thom«s
Kent RoastLUr, Jr. will arrive
ValM l.Aldrich. F ' ' l i . D»hb. J o h n .ilr o . K.
fohrv TYjrlor. E. E. firin ria and
„
!J & i
• An all (Ug-'<.»«v*'n<f of ,h*
llem t DemomUhtton Ctob wa*
a t the community hall Tu*i- ’ The eoclal departm ent of . Iho ' M
f
Thooo a tomdtog ->♦—*- ***»- , W oman1* Clab w ill - onontor W
Andrew*. Mra. I^on I^Kny, b u ffet (upper and bridge party Q* M'r
Earl Beckman, Mre. Ella for the member* of Um club aad u
u,
_olpb, Ml** Mary 8 tone*. their eacorle a t the club houee u . . '
Cal via Oldham. Mr*. Blanche
Tutaday evening beginning
ut€
tard. Mra. Ethel Thomaa, • t 7:00 o’rlock.
Un
O. C. LrFII*. Mrs. A. E. * An evening of entertainm ent
an, Mra Harold llaldeman, ha* been planned by Ml** E lea- | | n M
T. McLain, Mr*. H. H. nor Morrl*on o f the Recreation
iahalL Mra. J. C. BUU, Department, and a m u.lcal pro- C om n-rt
y
Florence Levy. Mrs. Wa.- gram will be under the direction | r v
i . n^ y r,
Yarborou^h. Mra. W. O. o f Mra. B. C. Moore.
Mra.
W.
B.
Shlppy,
Mra.
II.
,“
,{j
“l.o
ee, Mrs. 8arah Le Flla. Mra.
JL C. Bills and Mrs. Dorcas W. Rucker. Mra. Arthur Phllllpe. .i|.« h ln *
“her ' r-'iihi onlr . eil *i ih* pi .«•*,• Ip* M i l t
awarded t . Mi
]
I n V\ •’ *m.
will *»e
eon f t
• o iee
i " i !i lir h l *n-\l W e d n e - d i i >
t f t . ri n * m
<n llo « h i h h o u a e
Screenu pi if**, tinge t lip I. a
went to M i« .lot- (I turtle*
Th.'..- ..... .
v.^r,- \ |r .. \r .
A Imvir•- tinthlellu dei'orated 111 Ihur I'litllm,, Mrr Walt, r M .w [tug.
M
i.
K
Kullagltnr*, Mf*
white hehl the gift* «if lihi'M'*
for the honoree, rarrying «»ut the It. r M.Mirt' Mr.. K t'.m.ntoii,
Mra. H I Thra*h«<r. Mr. W. I.,
shower ithn
I*ate in the evening the liostiw* t o o n ., Mr. W It Shl|.»v, Mr*
served a v*lad rcurwe to tlir ft I* M. L Ciillrn. Mr>, Rev fh o n -v n .
Ing. Mr« J.'hn M -i.cti, S r , Mr*.
lowing g u e stsMiss Kvelvn Wilkinson, ii.»nor«r( C. W Il*krr mill Mr* John Kick.
At-o, Mra F T William*. Mra.
Mrs. (soiiRslez. Mi*. Homer l#tttle. Mi* W J l*ell, Mr*. Jnrk I*. W lll.ro. k, Mr* M (J. J[cNaU.
Mr. A II i’liillln*. Mra
Wilkinson, M** Harry l*ee, Mr *.
" H-" Mr. John 0*1Al l*ee. Mr- Itavoiond I nndooist.
Mra
llnrrv
Woodruff,
Miss Catherine White. Mu* Tretu lowa>
" r*. kl I’
Mr*, liooiir
holm CSrimhal Mr*. John Tntuin, Mn*eoo.|., Mr. J. A Balrln, Mr*.
Mr. J. W Childre. Mm. H N. P a Woo" Mr* F H M.-r*ulrv.
K* *ar. Mi*. Ann* Iloilo Brown Mr*i, (L T u l.r o , Mr* P. W.
and Mrs *10; R Smith, Sr
rhaD»l’*o Mr* ilrwiir.l rlirU tv".
**n. o f W m im u Wl*r Mr. Nrt• hi ami Ml** Aunir lUvrkin*.
i »i of.-oBinn
ad*
of
■ no| elttferely
l*UI Sl'IiOIIS
—Jams * hharps
. r*•
uf
superior
7 SO F
M K t r n l n i \\V urshlp
T h s Y o u n g I ' e o p l e ' s A 'h o r u a skill
sing
4h a | H l e a d s t o
l t t h o n u — Hob tat
■ v p t i it < lit u r n
1’g r k A v r n u s a t H l i l h H tr r w t
W . I*. l l r o o k a . J r . p a s t o r
S u n d a y H e h o o l f lb A
>1
M o r n i n g to o m h t n n oo A M
T r a in in g H ulun 4 J o * | \ M
I ' v r n l n g W o r s h i p 7 So P Vt
W rd n tid av
strv ltr
I 00 P
( P l r a s a n o t* f h a n g < In h o u r ) .
V isitors r u N I s l l y s f l r n m a
fior-l o'.-hiil rullrc•«.■. 1*1 will 'h* found
i
I.
(
V vro
ii
IF YOUR TASTE DEM ANDS
THE BEST IN
Girl Slayer leaven
(Trademark Says Reed
H IR S T
4 III m i l
4>r
a riK ^ T iir
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCH KS
• WINES
tllM IS T
K sa t Msct'iid M lr ir i
Wuntisr S i h c n t » 41 \
M
Worship II ou A M
M «dii»hi]a)r
k’w u l i . g
p, r> l« '
7 )u
NICKS
Package Store
LAKE MARY
TO
KintSKOIt
IIK S IttllY in
F. B. I. ArrestB
Cedar Key CaHhier
M i*
ho»- ’
they n
wilt K n t l l
and
other game* for those net wUhlng
IQ s. G. W. Hweat, Sunday.
rThe State school in*pec tar, Jae to play bridge. Reservations may]
U4U. visited this school Tuea- be made by telephoning any one
ef the hottesaes or 79J . ■ , ,
T ftra . Bertha Liudsry and Mra.
M krgsrst Colt .s p e n t
Sunday
NEW YORK CITY. Mar. 15.
vcSh L ieut Howard Lindsey an l nd Mr*. Earl SumaieraiUe ef — (Special)—Across 8,500 mile*
fatally In Orlando.
*.
[elepaw,
Thursday
gvenlng. of ocean, cheers and applause in
W tita. 0 .' C. LeFlla, Mra. J. lames and felk d a n c a e jm e «n- England echoed ' through the
T# McLain, Mlaa Maty Btonea jysd to ths tune e f Ills . Bum. Rainbow Room In Reckefeller
and Mrs.* EUa Uandolph a*. eenOls’ Holepew Band. After Center, New York, .on Mar. 7
% ( M the P ..T . A. County Co o l
aa 12 British children, resident*
In New York f o r . the duration
of the war, entertained their
countrymen a t ■ display of
Spring curium#* Of both Brill*'*
and American design.
The function W*» arranged by
the Britlsb Cotton Board of New
York. In conjunstion with th»
Cotton Board of Vaneherier.
England, aa a benefit for llun.
dlee for Britain.
The event duplkatod • »how’
ing the week pfoeiene In Eng
land and n • postal showing of
costume* before Qneeo Ellsabetn
a t Rockingham Palace. Th* New
York shewing run concurrent!*
m COMlt EARLY I
with the cxMhlt n t Dorcheatrr
House In Lowdata nnd comment
on th* two showings was •*-
SEMINOLE COUNTY PAIR
SIZZLING
a b o u t th e revolution* o f th a apoat l e e . b u t a g r « n t d e a l a b o u t their
ac ta — H orace
M ari n
C M t ’HC M
1* Iv t l n i w i i l w r . l» D , I ' s i t u r
N undsy i s r v l r n a ■ follow s,
f 41 A. M
h u u d s y t k It us* I
11:60 A
M
M orning
W orsh ip ,
s srm o n su b jec t.
‘ F arin g
and
C o n o u s r l n g — T i t s T o n g u e ’*
(1 0
I*. Vi
Jr
sue
Hr
Toung
Place.
and M r. J. B. Coebgrn are
.’Mr. und Mrs. Kay Butler and te**e* for the affair and
Sittoily of Lake City vUitod have announced that there
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toys. Butler's parents, Mr. and alao be Chinese checker*
n ic m n
M o r n i n g Bor v ic e 1 1 00 A
M.
S erm o n by tho p s ato r.
b u nds? afternoon—n
U ) n if ii 'i
r o n f e r v n e w a t th»« t ’o n i r r f a t l u i u l
C tiu rfb
at
D ay to n a .
Vomen’a CluT^W^
Have Supper, Bridge
iy k tM it,
*.(.- hltVa.
topers don't Ilk*
American aid to
H u rx iay
p e
State Day for Delta Delta Delta
officially opened toda jf a ) thu Tim*
uquana Country Club in Jacksoi*.
vlile will* n luncheon. Deco ra
tio na carriad out the aorority col
o n of silver, (bid and blua and
tho aorority emblems of the pan.
ay, pearl and pine.
Mrs. Frank W. Brown, atata
preaidant, conducted tbo business
meeting which followed an Infor
mal pi o f lain of muilc. Other
atata officer* In attendance In
cluded Mrs. Frank D. Biabee,
treasurer, and Miaa Adelaide Du
val of Ocala, atata accrctary.
A aupper party to honor the
out-of-town guoata will be given
thla evening a t tha home of lira.
J. W. Shanda in Montgomery
• " - a s L u , ____y
rtim a
coioRtflATioNAL
I ’a r H A v i r t U o i h d T h i r d t h r e a t
J
hernaM
float, M in ls ts r
D.D.D. Sorority I?as
State Day Luncheon
A bridge and buffet (Upper
for tho member* of tho Woman'*
Cluti and tholr eacorta will be
Aron In the eluh house on Oak
Avenue a t 7:00 P, M. llo*te*.e*
are Mra. W. B. Shlppv. Mra. Artbur Pblllloo. Mra. J. It. Cog.
burn and Mra. II. W. Rucker. For
reaorvation* nloaao tolephon.- 79-J.
^
w w n v im n * v
S tow ing aoealona 'Will rontlnua
f o f tbo Rod I (,OWt> I Ita th* Wo.
m sa’a c 'u b front 8:J0,g.*,M. un
tip H :IQ o’cloyle;!'!! >!gT,IT.»,itli
GENEV,
WD
AT THE CHURCHES
State Duye to be held through
out the country thle* Spring will
Dr. and Mra. R. 11. Me
Republican Joeeph Clark Baldwin, k b daughter Jeanne and Mrs. Bald
mark the entrance of Tri Delta | of Mrmphl*. Tcnn., ure v
win read a telegram congratulating him on hie victory In a apecUl
into It* fifty-third year finer iti‘•'w ith Dr. McCaslIn't mother,
election
In New York City1* 17th Congreeilonal District. Baldwin will
founding In 1BR8 at Doiton Uni * “ McCa-lln.
All
the *eat left vacant In the Mouse by the death of Republican Ken
varsity. From Ita inception In
neth F. 8lmpeon. Baldwin, backed by Wendell L. WlUkie, had a S-lo-Z
New England, Tri Delta lia*
advantage over Democrat Dean Alfangc. backed by the i’rciidenL
Mr*. Jraalr Jilin,on
grown to an International frater
nity with 87 chapter* and 125 al rived form Pittsburgh,
liances with a total membership v lilt with Mr. and Mr.
Misti Wilkinson Is - Mrs. Galloway Wins
L. Brown for a month
of 28,000.
Among the Sanford girle at
Honored At Shower
Bridge Club Prize
Mr*. D«n Tener uml brother,
tending are MUa Oleda Dyson,
Alfred
E
rin
on
of
Miami
rm
S
Junior co-ed a t St#t»<*n UnL
trraitv In DeLand. and MU* Lucy visiting with their ju r m ls, >I;\
Mr*. F. II. Suutli n ni)ilnneiited I 111' John I*. Hallow n
hrnU*. tho high «con* prize
Roumillat. a sophomore at the and Mrp. A. E^jcihii in I'p-nlk. MJ** Kvrlyn Will*
■■
• to.hr with n lin g tiir >h w»r uni Nelson, of |)oI*ond. »*cr«
Florida State College for Wo
Mrs. U *flo Went urn! Mr. itnd bridge putty at her home on pi Un third in n series
men In Tallahaiaee.
Mm. J . K. Ilik rr hivr return.* I Wnat Nineteenth Street la*t evi’ii- Iosif n- irivi-ii l»y Mr*,
from Tampa where they vis!ted Ing. A bridnl m otif wnn empha. (stlah-r of Oi Undo in
Mr. Raker'* mqthcr for n few •lied n il It <|ti.intit ie» of g!n<tii*ll man'* ( Inh on Oak Av
u*rd in dec uniting the
party terdsy >«flernoon
n»orn» und in tin talln * «»n which
Th o t llih was deroi
the erf ten were kept
tha imon* ion with Spr
ers.
After *e\era) g
High Murf prize, llelenti Itn.
hen*tein liphtiek-*, trie m » detl hridr* the honteijM-s, Mi
Mi- \\ A I*. »vi*t nn.|
t.> Mi*-\nnn
It. lie
lin o »• Dear»
(elicit towel* v Ith * Inr.r"
» ,1 •'Ir*. I I | teuton . . n , I
and
infnt of the borrowsdimOniy: *• V v?.
These are vD. the amenthnenu ‘U
which have.yet been b r o u g h t to the ati
tic. Undoubtedly thferc wjU be other* J(t|
certain ether local- bills affecting the |
and county. The potipls should carefully
9
Balkan War Near
As .British Arrive
With 100,000 Men
Times Today
J.
V. l . c w c . 'I n lu r d i..
Ill
Mr* Harvey I'ugh
Im*
if
turned to Charlrston, S
afler
■•IM'ndlng a week In Ijike M»t> on
bualne**. She * ■ . aerumpeiiu-'l
fintu Camp Blnudlng by her run
William.
Jimmy Reave* nnd Wallace
Smith, who are *latluned nl Ibinip
■Handing, apelil the weekend wltli
relative* In l*ike Mary
Rev. and Mr*. J. M. Thuiupruli
■ml France* and Jimmy were
dinner guest* at the home of Mi
and Mra. R. M. Rail on Mundiiv
Mr. and Mr*. A. C. T refry and
•on Bobby of 8t. Augustine wore
weekend gucat* of Mr. nnd Mr*.
r
I
\t» g g
Michael I l le lf n i f Rimi>i, i ),
M«-*., I* v o llu iy «( the home of
M i, Alible Kill*
1 R Jewel, William Morrill,
I Q. I'lekeiiug
and l.eoi.nrd
IInne* atW'iided (he game In Hr.
Inmlo Tuetda,' bet.veen the New
t<>ik (ilnnt ami W a.liliigl.n S itu
nl"t».
| Mr*. Iniimbl I'allirou i f John, •lew n, I'*., wa* (lie gue*t (lit*
m .k ( f Mr and Mr*. I' D. An.
tie on.
• lira. Leah Wlthani uf N ew .
Ibuivpurt, Mu**., vialted fur never*
„| ,|«v* with Mr. and Mia I., Q.
I I'llurlng.
YOUR 1
P R O T E C T IO N
MIAMI. M .• I.*,
bl-)— A r.
real uf the CMnhter who repnrtiHl
e robber) nt the Cedar Key* bank
lust January wa* *uiu'uneed ye*,
ter.lay by the F.D I. offiee h*r*.
Perry W ylr. 2 nd, ueent in
ch*rg<. ••Ill llsr.ly It Noble, tak
en In custc ly ut Cedar Krjii
Thursda* niglil, wa* relrated al
Caine** illr under $5000 bond
prnding a hearing April I on a
charge of violating the federal
banking art Noble gave an alarm
Ja n. 17. raving I s o bandit* had
taken Sl*tl64 shortly. „ lit» r ho
opened th* bank for the day i
M flours
I'M l i > fliK>rs.
It t Mk si
nit* anti good
I murk? Iiu.no
J! M (ilr s.
GULF LIFE'S 30 & 1fm%
Gulf Lifa's Assets Increased 24.7% in 1940.
Insurancs in Force Shows a Gain of 92% Over Previous Year
Premium Income of the Company Increased 15.1%.
THIIYIIYH ANNUAL STATIMENT, December 31. 1940
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LIABILITIES
RESOURCES
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In New York.
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to New-. York, wag* among the
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STEWABT. recent Academy Award Winner for hi* work
tf10tlUM|lhu "Story" will proee that hi* itloelion w»» no
Ito matter when ho appear* a t tba Rita Theater tomorrow
slay with lie d / laimarr In ‘Tom# Lite With Mr ’, A typical
I. caet "appear* In eupport.
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ROBERT CUMMINGS and Ruth Hna.ey “re the principal parformara in a brilliant aotial comc-ly. "Free and Ea.y," w hlchw m
ha part of the double feature program at the RIts. neat Toaedar.
Mia*. Uutaey wa» .recently »t*n here oppo.il* Robert Taylor In
■OTgW Command’" and mad* a grand Impression a t the wff* a .
J*a l>ar*lo .........
Harney Grogan
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Arnold flUfford
Kd* Lawall
Dennis OKeofd
Batty, Otihart
Constance M oon
Gertrude^ M o ro n .............
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Andy Mianscn ...... Irwia Rowan!
Benedict
Mr*. Lotrall ............. Iaturm Hop#
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CAMP tlLANDING, Mar. 18.* (
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— T!:c
i£ 4th
infantry,
iimlrr thr command of Col. FrOd
A. Safay. liar received ISIS Splictive Service trainee', moatljl
Klnrkln men, in llie part 10 day*.
There recm ils bring thS t i l t h
up to it* full wartime strength
of 2u00 enlisted men. The v t ( lr »n* of the regiment, nil Florid#
national guard .n u n . have *b»
aorlied the newcomer* Into tha
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Son and p i p k a r U d rg h « r
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W ith
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an U .. 8. Highway 17.
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WASHINGTON, Mar. IS — (JR
— The navy hn. ihortrn ed the
mivnl academy courar from four
tu three year* lu jiticcil up the
*uppty of junior i ffic r r . for tliu
••*|i*rdln» fleet Hear » Admiral
NTniti. rhief of the bureau o f
navigation, trM thr acriate appro.
|irinhon* coinm itter
that
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ed in June, 10 -12. a year ahead
nf normal *thmltilr, nnd that the
khuitened Connie wotilil be
liiined "fin tun, three or four
iciir*. ilepeinllng upon the durutinn of iiii« emergency.*'
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Honihton K. Van IluaVirk
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Charged with fraudulent ronreri*ion of bond. i*f the Coal Opetatoi*
Caauaity I'umpan) of I’itUburgh
2 T a m p a T e a m s P la y
totaling } 2iiD,800, Houghton E. Van
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I thoun after aurrendcrlrig In 1‘liila1 delphia. Van lliukirli, iireaiilcnt of
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Rummage Sale Is
Planned At School
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A t a regular meeting of . the
Journalism Clara of Seminole
High School Monday, Mar.
10, plana w ort made for a
rummage sal# to bo hold Mar.
8*i on Beards!) A renas near
the' Proctor Qrocery Store.
The committee planning tide
sale la as fellows: Mercia
Proctor, Helen Hutchison, Dor.
othr Rader, Lola Caldwell and
J*elr Morrison. Anyone who
has m ontage and le willing to
d onate' It to' the ' Journalism
class please giro
It to: a
h stab o r' ct- tha committee. •
— By HERMAN MIDDLETON
Submitted At
Council Meeting
b
j?apya?S’
, Last week the Council held •
Joint meeting with the etodenl bo
dy. The purpose of thla meet
ing whs to promote a closer rets.
Hon between the students and
tyw. ceu'ieiL
The financial committee made
• report as to how the campaign
torn coming along that tha
Thorpe Furniture Company
is
a*
Representatives
Of Sally Staff
M eet A t School
A t the homo of Mies Rebecca
Stevens last Tuesday night mem
bers of the BaHy staff met with
representatives, John Lang and
Walt Dargaa, from the company
that la printing the annual/thii year
This seas no cat and dried meet
ing, , b at one th a t was very in
form al
Mr. Lang srae vary compli
mentary of the work that the
staff had dona and these are
soma of hie comments:
"Yon sore are going to havo a
nice took- The pictures
are
awfully gqbdi I t seem a to me that
with snout a weeks more work a t
the present rata and you'll have
year book finished."
Mr. Dsrgan -assured ue thet
there was no doubt about It
but what the Sally would win the
All-American o r ' a t
least a
high rating.
til* weeks after all the material
la sent to tha company, the
finished books will be In Sanford.
The staff is striving to g et as
much of tha m aterial as possible
in by Monday.
3fou see how the staff has been
working, and how praised the
work was by thosa who have
worked with many annuals. The
Sally rales end April t so come
on and get the Salmagundi, tho
beet yet, while you still have
plenty of time.
By ERMA DOUDNEY.
B
M
w
a
C T 'JSU rJ’a
Ulna around tha school.
OVIEDO
Otln Dwight King, mm mt
the teachers of Bemhiola
High School harlag realised
that “the active lives mt
there new In our high schools
will be spent seeking solu
tions to problem# raked h r
the present conflict,'' has
w ritten n pamphlet entitled
"Florida ’ Scholarships i n . the
A rt and Science of Fro#
Government." In this pam
phlet Mr. King announces
raven scholarships ta be giv
en to seven eatauadtng gradnotes of Florida high mtkmmlrn
this year. The following Is a
portion of the pamphlet]
The Florida scholarships la the
LYMAN SCHOOL
Hello Everrona
.T ” echo a rah Ips wl
This week has been a very busy •« *»o w^ '* r , ..of
ona because of one little Prord •
1" which the Jim
“m in i " . Ym the teacher, have.
turned to a fresh page in Ihrlr
itrord book* with the hope that
the students have turned over
a new loaf too. Speaking of little
words “can't" beats them sil.
small
expression
with tw o. cho,c«
* « en echoUrshlps
cThU
. _______
.
■
■ - of
- -Imagination
r ■/
buckets
does Its awarded. The eras* In .second
plane
Pill
bring
the choice bf the
sham In hindering progress to
ward the' top rung or the leddrr remaining, ThU p ro e m will he
ated until’ all tha available
of life. During tbs feet of the
larshlps have (icon v.iSeusted.
y w r help y o ttm lf and your
To Interest the people of Flo.
teacher too) say two little words
rida
and give Impetus to this
"Til trv“, |t Vrotft do any harm.
•This U a bard thing to do when phase of social science teaching;
rirery thing goo* wrong, but suc
cess' doesn't eralk up to you, It
welts ‘around , t h « next corner
wfth Juet another try.
' 0 . ' II. Btowes. our foottoll
soaeb, has rAunded up another
S ept I*—Winter Park—there.
S ept 88—M t porp—here.
O ct 3—Melbourne—there
O et P—Oroveland—here.
O ct 1*—(open).
Mr. GUltoMe'd hnd Mlto U»- O ct M—Ocoee—here.
O ct 80—(open).
Nov, 8—Apopka—there.
a n too many down in the lunch Nov, 14—Winter Garden—hero.
team Otocmd lunch p«riod, thet
too many puptU were walking
In tho upper hall during first
.The beys basketball
lunch period, that more programs under the direction of B.
be given on the Inb'rwmmonlee. wra participated In the
One-Act Play W10
Be Ghren la April
Seven Scholarships Will Go to
Graduates Of Schools In Florida
X
nt.ter, name the
whose direction h
written. When y
medallion It will not bo sold th at
you are a better teacher than
your ce n u n p o rlu . But It win t a
reeocnlaed th at you have leJ a
talented student Into Oioeo chaiwnrla of .study and thinking which
are to necessary to productive
ciuxcnihlp. You may then leal
with pride that—“you have lad
well."
A well planned program of eitltemhip training In high acbooU
nnd in eollegea may be expected
to piuduce a t leoat five desirable
ouleomea:
1. Training for statesmanship.
2. Thoughtful approach to po
lities! and eccnorrk - problem a.
a. Recognition of some of the
underlying cauwa of itrife, and
with this the development of at
titudes which will help to brine
*■ long n period of peace as Is
humanly possible, a t.th e eloee of
this war.
{.Cultivation of enthuslam for
the preservation o f democratic
jnititution* nnd Ideals.
Improvement of aoclal science
leaching—which will rem it In Im
proved cltlicnshln.
The Florida scholarship# In the
art and science of Tree govern
ment are being awarded by the
following:
University of Miami: Ona,
scholarship of (250 (approximate
ly onr-half the coat of ono year's
attendance).
Rollins College: One scholar
ship of l&OO (slightly undor onehalf the cost of one year's atten
dance. )
Southern College: One scholar
ship of |210. and one of |19fi
(Thera amount to one-half and
one.fourth tha cost of one ycsr’e
attend ance.)
S te ts o n
University: O n o
scholarship of J250 (approxi
mately one-half the cost of one
year's attendance.)
Tampa University: Two scholar
ships—both rusistlng of full Uiitlon and fees for one year's a t.
teedanre., ■r •
Students Who live up to (he
promise they show at the close of
their high school days, and prove
themselves deserving, may ex
pect their scholarships to be ex.
tended through four years of col
lege. Wo hope that before the
award* are
made additional
scholarships may he offered-.
■Student* who wish to onto*
thla contest will pleas# notify
Mr. Klngfhvhd has established
a M OM t pl>7 entitled "A Pair
Olaa Club goes to Tamps to p ar.
tk tp e to ta lh e -F lo rid a State Si
sk Festival, the g ro a a u 'o f the
-H fw gram - m u l reality
The Samfaula High School Glee
the Glee H ub wfll elng with the
other rlra clubs are as follows:
1- "To Thee We Sing"—Tkach
_ l . "American Anthem"—Mil ton
Kommerdal School
SCHOOL BRIEFS
The itadenta of BemlabU High
will not bo .nqutrod to attend
school Friday, Mar. *1, d o . to *
teacher's meeting held a t Tampa.
may request waiver of under
height: unmarried.,
Mbs Edna Chittenden, librarian %
plkants down to AS Inches); of a t Rem Inolo High, waa absent
proportionate weight to ego and from
school daring tho past week
bright unmarried.
They m ast also; pars, n rigid
phyritol examination; nullify !■
'•jU lla True, a-senior a t Semi
general
c liirlfie n tm . ''*'’0111
genre) test;, furnish . auibcnth nole High School, presented her
senior expression recital Monday
AMPLE FUN,
for HOME tyW
.11v HERMAN MIDDLETON
S .H .S .
Rambling#
That Anting dene# «fd tonquaj
waa some swell.i
night. Everyhod;
ful time. . . BT"1
to Orlando th
JOYCE WH1
Saturday nigh
midnight show
tW
<* DUBundriLKON*
r tm lu fa p i
-i*. RT08f,m *f scholarship*.
hn* a drawhak. ahd; "nnUherly"
this does too. Each person mu»t
buy his own machine, but th«y
aren’t very expensive. Only about
*78.00 for a new one. (Onlyi)
Now If you want to take a course
la secretarial efficiency on w rit,
log letters, al) you have to da
la fame up to Vocational Sehtol
and learn "free fo r nothing.”
Wo are glad to welcome Mary
jo a Stewart back from New
wa have, 'em a new
lln D. King, wh«%
--------- going to d u al# us
bar
shorthand.
Now Mi*,
toffee fe ta Savannah. G*. be U
from so much derating, la
stotkned ta Oriaado ax the R*.
data,
troJUag Officer.
lin k 11scorn and
Jews)
Bergrant Crystal told a t the*
have Jobs new. The for■ working a t tha Otto Drug
say (Doc la certainly breakmi in,) and th a lattor ta
p art time work a t tha
• y MARY MARTHA EMERICK
of Beauties," the first part of
April.
Tha cast la composed of Bruce
Bolt, Not Stewart, Dtekk Brown £
and G rata Sabre*.
Wa regret te s t M ta Laura
Chittenden U IM a t bar homa.
Mrs. 3. M. SUneelpbex U sub•tltutlng daring bar absent#.
8. "Rain and Uw River”—Oe-
Address him at. Seminole High
B*heel) ■ Hanford, norlfla. Any
questions m«y also be directed
to him. lie will be glad to discuss
them with you.
ALICE HUNTER
The regular Chapel program of
Seminole High Schol woe held
Thursday morning during activi
ty period la the school audi
torium.
After the usual morning exer
cise*, David Gatchel, who acted
a t master of ceramonlra, intro
duced Elisabeth and Glayds Pip
pin and Betty West who rang the
solvetlon, "Stardust" accompanied
at the piano by Mira Dorothy
Sanford.'
Tha guest speaker of tha pro-'
wTgtaSII Pky' "N* tocikk' "•
tween the agea of 17 and S t
If yea are Intareetod la any way
in Urn United States Navy or tie
United States Naval Aviation
I eheels, the fMldwW ^ f o r m a
tion Wit) aid you in fulfilling the
i su u lw aaata fee enlistment The
first eniletawnts are mads only
a t Navy Recruiting B utkos.
V r a ta
,
U tM
Varied Program Is esented
Daring Chapel At High School
tJSS"£.!S
The Senior Thespian* o f tk jn IdoI* High School will prasent •
School Singers
rr Bfkftftl
CONNOLLY aura
town rad, green i
Sunday
BAYER
getting to
LEO ax
th at wav i
o u t . , LE
m t p u id
to Uke It,
night. ••
m u p allowance, monthly pt y oj
these ratings- bring flgTThe rate of advanoement de-
!5l!U X ,J ( V 2 ; l,'^5,ulL-:
{ ■ _ * • Navy. TVe rate of pay
» * * '• • « with each promotion as
w^B a far length -rf eerriei.
On t m content deelnble for
praJtery avUSkn training; tug.
^ n lu la
2SS
Serving 71 r
M ilitary Camps
mUitarj eampt
t* the fhdUtiee
about ’em: B arry Beasley,
mber «f the m e and only
t people’s eh* Ir of th a Math.
Church, Just lately <learned
cllltU *.
�/
/
• •*
s
.
vnr$'- &
'
Ml
.
S a a fo rd e i T h o O nly Q e n tS k
F lo rid a C ity A iro rd tn i; K ali, HlgfeWKf
A nd W a te r T r n n ip o r ta tlo a
■*♦: nr*.- ■ "*'■
K-v+jW
Enlablbthed In lDOg
SANFORD, FLORIDA, , MOl
Death ToU 1
Furious Storm
Mounts To 50
Asked For $7^000,000,000
[action
jn, Leader Of
ifenBe Group, Ex
pects Gain Of 60
d Percent In Output
Hundreds Of Vehicles
Are Abandoned On
Highways In Area;
Blast Heads South
Aid To Britain
e< - Boosts Activity
n it A N il ” roH K S, N.
II,
Mar. 17— ( A l*>—1Thr fm rrn
Inallra .»f f»ur mnre ilrlim a
id Faliirda) nijchl'a trrriric
alrajitfirm a r t , fiHjrtd tirar
lirr* I,ally, l-jirllrr Ihrpe
mi.r* victim , had Im v fvrtind
nrar l.orkhrark. Minn. ThU
hrnituhl thr dralh count in
Mine,I-.,tin to i | . (|„ Snrth
llnkwta thr xlnrm'n (nil wan
SI dravl.)
House Okey Of Fund
'F o r England This
^ Week Is Indicated
.Wa s h i n g t o n , * * , .
it -
to ttam ab lteg th*
d M r U U«i* o f
u C to to
•mploycartaH
tobaroi
I Mai
___________
gjy.
th*
ir n u S T
T k i A t t i f h | i u wma traiuf , tolttod to Coog rooo ky Preal-
*
.1
A tet R eoaeroll.
• WASHINGTON. Mu*. 17
-rW V r WHIlun S. Knudgen,
defahoe production Chief, dls•kwW today that tn# oevonWlllon-dollar Brltlch-ald pror n n plua defense contracts
yet to be awarded would reiulre a 60 percent Increase in
----* * | activity.
rInto pro-
®RTf*ter
s« m
It.iyi m i,
(le ft) and Rpcnmcnt*.
Committee. rr«d I resilient Ituojcvclt'* iiH-«.*ikM' !•» i .u in v v
jng for $7,000,000.1
to finance tHe l , « * ; n t . | , \ , i llh,| pr«»\ ii|i*
"I vnn|
&t r s s s s ”*• ... .........
Ireland Willing To )oe Whitlock May
Fight If Necessary, Be Contracted As
( e l l a g h a n Says Baseball Manager
ife Of S t Pal rick Training Season Of
Described In Talk Team S rlic d u lt’d T o
At Rotary Meeting
Begin On Mar.
27
t*iii|ih*>izt't1 III*’ i j . i \\ I.ill..
.1 N . t It.
•uffcrln* which thr IrUh
J liwi
.... „„
thr
duinin*.
________
,
hav* tetdurod until-1
npinugci <if the Seminole Iimm*.
Don of the Brltiih. KpOit-r J. I h#l) ten in within the next few
Callaghan teld>dhr Kntarlatu. »«►
- dA>-s, Otto r oliiwi.il, president
tea t Ireland would .tight with of the
Seminole
Hasi’IhiII A s it heewme. n w » stirInUon mu.I tin* innndtig
» r ^ ; Sxxnlfjock
jr
Siena cleade w w e-yU aoW
Ike Senate but looted *Vt**r*4
not to be worried. Benotor.Taft,
^
Ohio,
will
try
lo
Jr* U»» eOpcoprlaUap.
~
w ee eome egttaUon le u
‘directed - s t c u ttin g 'th e apto M,OOOJWiOOO end
"awarding an
‘ ------ „ . _
---------- *
»t eutberlM .
w ee no Indication that
nod1- - laterrenUonUte • la- -ellhet
chamber would unite to conduct
e determined f lf h t agalnat tin
atlon.
M inority
Leader
called hie grooty to meet
to tUacpaa thr
I i aald laat night that
i n attem pt would be mode to
bind individual member* on the
*a'
litlllc?f
i*'**
. . JU
.
iMAfld gild
Harry Lto, Jc.,' ktot
•r »
a t Um w #* u y V oul
Cb* . S on , i f tfw
d o t!
[ -and' S^ ;r*»p*c
______ ______^ Twith
k( pTwaaraihm
tar
t t Chair ewn,
at tha American
-
17.
legro Injured In
fruck Crash Dies;
.iroves
"
/chicle’s Driver Is
[Said Still Uncoil! scious l*art Of Time
Kn^lish
IV* l,t», In)„t P ,H ,
M il It A ,I,dt I M I r r ’ri a ll- o u t
N|,||M1- ■-11-II III- .-IKllillAt B r it*
i ti
'"I'luuir mi. i Iipi; b illin g ,
III** .mtIkvscil it is i• 1.111vcJ3 s h i p ,
fit" '
m i-i iiitiu ln v
H ated
I m nl
n e u tr a l
■i m t lio f i m t
In u ;tc n t 1 ,2 4 5
linn:
i
Ix'gion Will Observe
Itirthdny With Party
“Rescue A t Sea” Breaks Up Routine
Of Monkey Island At Sanford Zoo
Tbo Order o f
will boner tbo
dinner at tbe L row night
at g ti
0.1 ,F.
play lag. Iho hoary roll. N ight one m ail drew A n t one and then
cm Rtar of' th* g uilot UtH U n a nMokey* another away I con tbo mono
VFOUK DIM IN WBECH
tot' and wwbJAc1! lot It until thorn wnro only thro* Rh«With a In -Um
tha bland.
toatar.
FLORENCE. AU . Mar. 17- m
in*
v-'k. Tb* * The vlotlm*i
—Four mambara-of a Woat Point,
I
to ntMaaoua Ucnfly about %
F_ Um m A | curl- MU*., family warn WUod and o
tract tho attention al
It • twite and a fifth aorioualy Injurad- Sunday
In an aatooiobUo accident near
highly iMoltod. wont here. Tb# dead wer* Mr*. R B.
t cCf aftar tho tmlprit McOlU, 41, and her Ihr** eWldren.
• . chtrortag, wot riotim Martha L w , 'T t,
tha
County
CJcrt^
m
Day-
Sr■*.*
I riervuce
H '- ,
.f
...
,
' [ u Will .o'llhff til
- .iii,,
<11,1 lun.
camo
I
w i,,,.
aiitlierlred
I •
hilh'-t’O
dOClareif
.,
i , i t . , i, * i,.< i liunitc** in
i . i ........
loiv. >, !■ tho tw o
u i ..............| I .l.vy "we turn no
, .i, . . tin i,iii-alien.'*
L I,
\i I,, n i ,nl,.i ii-avrttal tb al
......... M.i .Inn had ti-hirnad'
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v. it b In . pn "Gk'1 w aaIIII hi- au th en ly atNkoa*)
11 , I ,||,||.- . f n (ivracrialiy
i \ iii.civmu «*ffcu-vivti in ■
i ,t I mill ill,; which cent Italy
11 SI i„ i- • ■r
i TiiirrhiH'C
, ............. Hilly’* A11vcalt c m ,
, . i ,| ,.,| ...I i liter*1' *d..............
,, j , . . ......it today
......................... that Imjier.
e t u i ..I llerbera,
b,
„.tt oli tho
P*
• 11 ; -i,i t i l i n '
Iuni f-rlied
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IId h t
h. Ii*
GntcluTs Grocery
Ui ports Business
Cain Durinfi Sale
Siii^lHju> I.(inc-*
(.;is Hi ivni Alndrl
Aiiphmc S111h111v
i
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v>,imager o f
.h L* I I , i, Grocery
,
M.ti L« » .,vi Sanford
n l • d*v tl. .t Ivuklneaa
Mimiveraary
,
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21 perW. ■1 II. 1
1.1 pv-inal lark
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’I ten ten k - npo tho mho pl.tio
te-on 1Jo* flofuiAnn KIk Ii
viif lie-! pt Iloci trophy III rt “ PI
«r>l In-Id here It hteit u uni|
*|»rr»d of MR fiM»t, t*l|fhl mchn.
I Ik '
oh
DetuilH Of Arrest
Of Newtiman Lacking
v . r .. i , ii . ibat yon would
..>, it ,i iii V no*m g our ro
ll , ’Im *,,njui* |.>.rtvon o f our
.1 , , , it,,. >ua
Itlluugll
Th#
||. laid, an l wi! fe el tulw
the iv .u lte v.l,lamed could
, , l.
In m dupllrntrd hod wo
v ,.l. I (., ii,.e Iii. tu-wepuper a*
..i,. a-Iiirtihiiig m idlum . We hawo
, | . . n . Incn 'if Hie opinion th at
........... Hi -r tbr inrtrl'anis o f OUT
, i i v full value fur tlio money u prndi.l with you.
,
" Wr m irerrly apprerlata tha
■
ration of your enliro ita ff*
and thr help of your advertlitng
iiiMiuiKrr. tiiiyWo>Ml, In being oo
helpful wtUi his suggestion* f * f
ropy and Inyutit.
"W ilii klndrat personal go*
iiardi. wr remain,
.
Very truly your*,
/ ‘
Formal G atchel* Grocery
B y E loy Delgado,
F*
Mgr.*- :
WASHINGTON, Mar. 17—<>T)
—Tl* American cmhoaay in Ber
lin reported tu Ui* Stale Depart
ment Sunday that it had been
unahlo tu learn any detail* of the
M ostly cloudy, eolddr t e
arrbat of Richard C. HotUlvt, 23- north am) control
year^ild American cewapaperman, colder in th a nag
fat th* (Sermon capital.
right!
LOCAL WEATHEB
S JM
K-.-A'.-:
'v », .
1,1
(ion Army’s
Drive Gels
But*
R-
.*'h mill tuns morel
> 1,1 III the flrat
I ,l| J ■ II« Of tbo
>»., . ui-iiiii.t 428
nmt Aals-con*
Ii.i i
, , i .,11i.fr 2,n- s.a
I . unk to Mai.
7"
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General Chairman An- ( 'nrratvny, Behind On
nounccH ('halite In
Ninth Hole, Warms '■
Original Talnilalion
l'|i Tn Beat Senll 1
Adventist Church
To Erect Building
k o f tbo car. you ontorod
roar ooot and wttw driven
toward Sanford Avoouc
“ a # . \T > o
Somaliland
m i n i s . M,.r. 17— (A P )
1nf or oil'd f.trinanH ta r rrkrd '
tval.w that S a n plane* had
|-,-d.... I In,, Hr It kwh Qattlo■l"|. nil I'litc "Ilnlh .hipo
",v,- invvtviiHvI in thick black
out,.- r,„- ., lung lima after
tin- ilvd.,ii,ilm n .," thry aald.
*TW
eft
l ’orcofl Re-
British
Attendance T o p s Dr. R u c k e r B e a ls
1,000 At F l o w e r B ob Axt In Cily
Show Last W e e k
Golf M eet U p set
Services Are Held
At Funeral Home
For Mrs. Stevens
, t
eaplurc Berber A In
f"jril Mo.a, also known
*.
Cyril Ta) l„r, negro hitchhiker
w lo Via. injured in a truck.train
ccjHMv.ii W ednesday
night
on
It* ScuorlulH Fiv h
A fnial Mttwi i>f inf,, winter G tn*'a Avenue, died a . a remit
i-nlvl width kill,,I „l
i {*) o f In. injuries at tin- Vernal,IMi-uiorlnl lleapltal yrsafr-n n, nr Hr mi,|ttrn| n irr Ihc IcUiVhlon
tOtday
Wrrknul nn.l M l
u-lilrtft. o ’clock uHrmuen about 12 th
miin-fl, nnmlwr „l nlhc-n l„ an
Jl A Reichert, drierr uf the inikonwti .............. „ | . , k•- .*■' i|h’r. truck winch collided with an A t
Ini- h r flnv. faiuii-d mil I.winv |(| lantic <\»n*t Lhir frciglit tmin
New Kdr IhiicI nil,I ihr Smilh.
■t Dir Clcrtrvn crooning, %mx rr*Win,I,
n-arlinl
iiimf firlnllv KJrtinl Itwiny It* tir improving, hut
r»-|„,rl,-,| vrlnrilirt
dp
*„
jj,(
►till iMicansiMmi* nt llmrs
itdli-B an In.iir m
,(
, |)r
Tlic Polirr Dcpnrtmri.l tlrrlarit!
lu-1'i-.t an,|
c„ |d that Mon* UjmI n rrimitinl rrooi<1
waves in yi-art
lire'll!' 11nat rciiivirUon* fi>r f»vMy
11HA N 1> l-'()|(KS ,v n . Mnr. lart« ii). RNKHiill a Mil Iiicnkifig mj \
afklri mg
1'
r/1'
A ' i,,1,1,1 win,Inform
ftilirr* millet I tlml I Ur Tirgrn
dial
I'ljlli'h
villlllllly
w ilhoul wan hImoiI 21 yrai'9 * Ui, * m»I
wnrtiiny
late
Snlnrdav
nleht that hot Unmc *TA4 in Minioi Mi
In viuifht death („ rl lrB»l <1 {wa« lust nrr«i*ifHi J«n, 14 f *
|>(-r*,>tit. iiipfilrcl rnimiiuiileatlona larr »'»iy in MiAtiii
mnl raiitv-,1 n,„rh tnffrriciR and
Mr* VtHrhart. who n in « from
ih iiilo Mu- "ti
lirnru r lv d.iniBKi- in i-attern North haf home in Thom*"'’ill'V
1•
llnknlii i,ml wealc-rn Mlnnemda. whA' .h r learned of her Ini.h-itnl
nl mi> r.ttt . mid l ‘
Miitl of ihr dratlit rn u ltrd accident, .aid she reflected to re Alter tli >vbii*s <>ui 1‘
(emu rahaiitlion whrn iiamrciffoia Nbln here until Mr Rrirhei* v- .Uftern l.ihyu
left rlnllril auloinohllvt in a n ott| of the hospital. She .aid til,i ff.,rt In line! haven from lit* pby.lcian tolvl her Mi Hetrher'
Mrerili wind.
that at
litnra would be
released
In about
irai-hrd h velocity of H6 m ile, UlTer week'
an hem
V illi Mr* Rekbrrt i- n fnrn.l
l.ittlc rim w iiv-i-ninfiaoled tho from Thomaivlll.
Mrs
l.ui'ille
1 l .a l l .a r , <v. r a t . T a il
Raw r II
Yhe vlvivrr of the truck I* ." Ifoflng froni roncu««l»n of Ihr
bl*i'>. and * back Injury Mrs
Rglchert aald sh t wanted to • *
» her appreciation fot thv
i
k lu ln c*. SanfoTil rltlaens ha' >
her since she came hei r
Marion E. Smith,
61, Dies At Home
On Maple Avenue
1 ‘
German-fireek **
Tension Grows
v *** eourt »l A
I"
T«(id Of I Million
Tons I/tsl By Eng
land Exceeds Fig
ure III World Wap
Tommies Enjoy A l-migh
Machine Shorthand
To Be Demonstrated
W AS TH IS YOU?
169
ftain’s Shipping Losses
Top Those Of Axis Powers
Cily News Briefs
:«Ti‘
NUM BER
M em ber A sso ciated l ’ross
1941
»t id m Int Is iiim i -.
Mar i-oi K Smith, owner and
• nine to Hjtrtfnm
to
dinin
in-tutor of n machine and w ildh'fHh liofurr hi- rnn couif Whii
u n i i,mu) M-itui
hot, no Went Fourth Street,
Joek ha* to n irsiige In Imve <n
d in -, mil- lilc v,r S, hiu,
|oh Uni*1, Mr
(fnldvvrll e* 1rile i ut In, home, *i0 l! .South
Mu(ilv* Avenue at &:I6 n'rlork
phi mod
yt in,-I Irmu 27 .talc
Training miimih i cxprrleJ 1»< Sunday afternoon. A rcwldrnt - f
Sauloi l Gaul,-h i bib'
Snof,
id
for
2
<
t
vrar,.
Mr
Smith
|"u sUirteil Mur 2 7 uml thr pl.iv
H uh .-i .Show
Ur.ln. .
h»d
I
ill
only
a
.hurt
lime.
Cl'S wi|l i'ttffir lu*re to try ,.,ii
Fuiif i mI M*rvkff9 for M o i* Tt ut.day ,.l hv.t w ,,l
• for thr Irani
nuntlier *»f r* V ,lf, wn. til year. old.
viol
1
,il
J,
M
geuriiil
I oin-rul «crvh-e. wrre In-lil at A HU-vens, H.r> »hu ilufl S»iur«lt»)
lee tin to hr brought from flu
it
1-IUl,
i on n'rlia-k th l. aflen ioon al thv* uflturnouii nt Lit hoim\ 1H00 l.u-kv -ivl.i t,„lav
«*}>•• Hulh lU * rt« l| m Iio.I
vi.,-,1
a
Me
it,tun
Avffiua, KkiTf Hi-Id Sunduy uftri
filin '
I*ilAtk.* hy Frank Hudson to irv HurkHOcv Funeral Hum*, with 'hr imOn a I tiif Lnckbon Funernl
Mi<
in
h
it
-ui,
i,l
1..
lie.
J
K
Itevela of firiat ir*cC. N. Manhoff, short hAnd au for thr t CMin Hudson i.«* «,-v> II u rin I w o in (.akc V'lew Ceme- Homo with the Rev
H
W In 1hank lb,- r,i||,-w V b
thyrity . will discuss Ihn merit* I »■! «<f the men under rontnof 1,-1 v1‘all-hrarrra wore
in piDI uii'
A
ft locker of thi* Bouth*kU‘ Ilaaptiat rti*M|irniI m
jn*rhir»«* ►hurlhnod over the** ortw. Mr isld w r ll s n id
1., voi,,y. Thom a. R atliff. W i,.. i Lurch off IciAlifijf 11u11141 wan in allow
Tonight
the
hoard
of
Hill lUrdwM,.
in It* • |
pencil method nt the Uhamlwi j
■I, Roil. Frunk Smith. J
T F vergreen (>meti*ry
n’A.I vdll <
of Culnm rnr office in thr Cilv fretnrs of th*« umuh IhI on,
Mrs. Blrvt'iis, who hud hcon n «»r and Du* i L‘K
llin .lv and O H. Smith
haVr
a
hiiTting
tn
f
r
Ip.‘Ml/.
Hull Tucsdny night
iri
7 ;‘10|
II..Ml May .'h. IMHO nl l.uoi. m tklrnl of Suiifoni for 11 yiur>. f"i d I kiMtlt III p Cm . | I,,
III*
pr..ii|.
j,,,,|
rltxt
I'Mtplf
•
•
f
II*
th
M
f.tid
-s’flock* Mid nil intrri-MH p*r.
I.II . Mr Smith w*» formrrly a «u s burn m f ‘iitlibrrt, (<»*.. <i >
in* i.ihrrw, Mr. CgldHell
f .Vitiib.i l
0.
1. 1.111,>1 at the A 1la lit |o MhB.
r o*.l She li A*1 tire n no invalid *
nous srr ifivltiwl
.f
l"*if
t"
xhedu
lf
d
I
m
1, me .ho|.« 111- had operated hi. fop 12 yruifi Hlic was *« mi'in ...............
Mr Muuhoff *111 givr II drill hr hi
nt ifir I'hainbrr i,f r„„, own
H «»
ovisirAtloii of I hr *It*no type, n
.hop .m re 11122
I
mt tif the ilu p tu t f'liuitli loi >"ft IN III '!•
•Men
Ho I. euruved hv hi. widow. id yrsi'F, H it
irtifhinr for writing shot tliw nil N HO tr MUii d (ho C llf II.iII „i
liu*tmnd. It A Dnp* l *
o'l Im-I,
ilxii
I
Stenotyiiy I* tJhr marhirii' niethor
M i. Nina Smith of Sanford, a Stevens, thud August Ift, 1
lantrhter, Mr.. K S Kryie, A t
of tuking nhnrlhnrid, muLkhowl
l I
Survivors
Include
fix
»»in» Mini... 1
mi
lanta, fia.; two
anna, M
!.. ionI dau^hlfti-. All of Sunfonl i *h Ik ( i 11
edge of shorthund is nut mtr*Mi M
Snnili. Savannah. Ga . and II. I- lliey uro J V
eery to do the sti notypuiM
Hli-vm*,
H i, | M 'i 11 ,,
If
J. nH *.
South M in e . G a , anil a irrand. Mrs. Nora King, M |) Slevens, 1
Utpp.t .
Kit 1111'ii'l M .. D' M 1 .
•. ,
• on, Ronnie Smith, Mecon.
A
I).
Htevcnn,
Mias
l.ilu
.Strvriis,
» ,.|.l«(l. « . B, Tiose, h. „l i.f
Mi
If
inept II.
toil J. 1. Stevens, Other survivorn
-^"IvaHoiv Army. r rp ,..t,.i i ,
I
m
v
,"
•*
M.
1i “he l 1 \\ . ll
mmi IB grandchildren And four
7 .
."c
^ ‘1 been . ,11..-i
M. • " \
H.trHiu*
\\
gr^al grandchildren
mm
—
cd In 'he home aervlrr rain|,n-K ,
.Sl.Mlt,
.
M
»
U
Jl
I'allbrsrsrb were K A Dyson,
Salunlay • idontlfiialH>li wm
I" date ThU U h alf tin- v,,,.
Mi
f
J
pi
M
i
l
l
John I). ('focliran, f ‘ A Ywmey,
W. B. Slotriji M0 W«H Sr-c•*ry amcnint. lie M|il, for •(,.
Mr- • n rIt H dhrlrifi 1 ‘ i H■
t'ani|ibclU la>uln[ 1*0,1 of tlir J 11. M yrkk, L. K While, mid
ontl Blrcvl.
•Salvnlion Anny'e prt'trram ,|n ,.
•ihtNil • X'l 1 ,lift IMfl U.ih.Iiv
Amorlran l^-glon will obw rve il> L E. Echols.
bit- the r„.«l |« martin.
111OF1 Oil In1ii 11<1111UI Ml Hi. 1,..
At cnaclly i;IK) o'clock Sat
Caiii|,ah(n leader*, will mr.-t i„. 22nd birthday tonlyhl with a
lb.
lilfilKM •>f lb. jlid,.,
urday afternoon you camo out morrow nimninic at 10 no >,'i-li„ k |i«rty ut the tiut on I^ ke Shore
01 K ltr/a Slor* caiTylUB two t> vomplrte |d an , for th. in .I Itmiloyant im mediately a flrr Ihr
empty burhrl Imikcta in one drive to m eet Ilia MSOli ipi.-ta n-cular dinner m eelln r, whirli
S u n fo r d
.^ o ld ie r
hand ami the rover* for them
fa p ta in Hn»n ,|»c>ki* al » tv. will brein at 7:00 o ’rlock, Joel
Tli* Hanford Uevm tli Day Adin the other. Aa you itartcd rent m erlin * of (he Sanford • hau S Field, commander, announced
'
V
i
i
i
N
I 'r o m o lin n
w n tiat Church U tu erret a frame
to cro.iv the itreet, you were ler o f the Retired Itallwav M m '. today.
All Lrgtonnairei who ar* un building on Elm Avenue brlwren
ctopped ty a man who atketl A,u>ciation. and aald all IIiop.
f'A.MI’ III.ANDINt,, M u I,
you whrro you w*r* rolng prrivctil were lym pothetie In their able to attend the dinner are in. Seventh and Eighth H ired* at a
i*r tiinfi!|fifi „ f f ,r h t
t .....................
with Ute ha.kata and what you attitude toward tha Salvalion tllod (n the birthday parly, which c a l o f 18,000 according (<> a Illglicr
tci | 111anI y mnK
i f,
'
Mlbarik, will *et under way about tl .00 building permit - taaunl at th*
ptannlni to do with Arinv nroyraiu, M.
Lin I 2 t III I nf bill i ) , rum i ■IH V
prrrldrnt, a.cured (B ptaln It 'r j'clock, Mr. Field raid.
City Hall, Friday.
l. You aniwtred that you
flamea and patriotic r o n t o n
Other perralla wrrr laaunl to: by < “I I rr.| A. S j f a y , I .
r f thr chapleris aupport o f the
a aarden, that you ralaed
will be played, and prltee will •S. F. Lotomond,
\ . ‘ i ,V ■ .
to r*-n»of
a viJ!#*t in* i Letti untieIIlit‘r-I
i beautiful flowers and drive. •
J lie proiiml Iuim wfir n i f
lie awarded the winner*. A large building on M tllunville Avenur,
you wore yolny to pack
birthday cake contributed by An- between Eighth Htreet and Cel- low* T i itiAjor, 1 a p f |U.L*i» ..
com# i lad inU and calandulaa.
Hill
AMtJ » flpt lliltt y J | ,
gel'a E a l Shark w ill b* cut «f- cry A venue a t a roal of $ 3 1 0 ;
Aa you lookod ever your loft
J W. Jarrell to errrt a four, Jr . uf Jit* k&«*fivillr , (•. * .1j f . . 11
a flrr tho party.
•boulder, you noticed a man
Only bualnca* that cannot be room dw elling at a coat of $ 2 0 0 ; FlrBK I,i**ti4 TIkmh.i \ ‘f I *.111- mi
whom you know on tho atdowalk
laietponad w ill ho rorulderod to and / . T . Newby to build a St«lkl% fiifkl L ifi»(. Mlili-m-. II
wbortupon yon and ha «0 night In order to allow aa much frame garage on Palm etto Avr- Fritni uf .laekicinville. Fit»t I tt-«i»
guffsd in certain common ta
betw een
Eleventh
and WittiJi 1*1 F filings »»f N.iiif n l„
ilmo aa poanlbl* fo r tbo birth nui
■bout Uia (mat!tat and tho
day
relebratlon,
YwolIUi
Stroota,
at
a
coat
of And Flr>l I.irut Fdwrtrd I WnlL
Mr.
F
ield
a
n
.
moo no, t man la town. You
»*r of OrlAndo; to' fir»i lii*y**Ti.
I1M .
nouncod.
w o n wearing a very
light
a ittiM, H ^ond I lent. .Iny !, Hull,
eutorod hat. a Min ahirt and
The 'fitofurd +nnrlri Club will
I
T*ILnli»tire and HeroinI L»* «K
V a dark atrippod trouaors, a
bold ita regular
’ ir builnce* me*U|
William K Hall of Jn c l .o u t ilbIng tonight a
whltO-ckcrkerod wool aweater
) . o ’clock a t Um
Captain Long, h 'foro ni'd.ilir i
lUcrrativiu II,
and black ohooa. You walked
(Ion an rmpluy* of the Florida
south oo r » Imat to Avonuo un
S tale Penitentiary, la regim ental
til yen reached tbo com er
N otodm lnloo male he* will be
■teff officer e f thr 124th Infan
on Foot Second fltreot where
try. He returned tiaturdav from
taocu* at to* wag affected tinker tho_ water,
a PlywouUt aodoa. w ith two
CMy I&U; la In par, Mica
Fort penning, Ga , whero Im li t l
~
Bboytag
and nipping at tl
lad lit in tho fron t atot, was
Claanor Aorriaow, Brrreotion D*. at. M*«kay
been for the Jaet three inon'ha,
portment bead, oald. today,
when tbo now moekey, Andy, e r w i -tho dktroaood monkey'* attending th* Infantry Brliwd
men had already rnllatt-d in tinarmy.
In a Si. Patrick • day iiiltln-—.
Father Krllaghan nullified Ihrlife o f the Rrral Chi lelianurr i f
Ireland and trnci-d thr hletnry
u l'lb a l Ireland whirh hr dearnlied
( O a 'la e .e Ua i - « . T » * i
Siil
uarry Lee, Jr.,
S c o r e s 99 In
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F acilities
* Arm y Camp | The We t l*nlin Heheh »lr ln»*
would rcrtlvt! tSlflOO toe' new
Recom m ended tullil
iv,—, T sp/iOj • for addition*,
NGTON. D. r . Mar. .19
iidgct nnd the Pre-hVt). F b r.
la will r-ecivo $T«M *t |0 f»
fhvlde
eeh'-d
firilltlei
fnr
iildrcn within nod nh.r mill,
try rwervntmi-, Setuicnr Pc}»rr declared l-vlsv.
Of Uil* total. * 1 ,<81.227 would
$ O0fnt on providlny fmilitl-x In
VHda for lie
-rnlnui-t
if
UMOMI reshtinv within the r •IV»tJon«. A lital of t ?,127.277.
mild, the senator mid, be nl.
rated
fur
mnMfiUllon
nnd
her need, nui«Mc o f r o .-r -a .
m v for chi! Iren o f
sorvl.v
By STANLEY
rHE O LD H O M E T O W N
to* con
( cIm w
J U M IO R -5 IN C E
h a n d in '
i f , Id) fur L-jitltmirni. n total n(
$177,0 10
wltlrh would bs raided
t l l , 6U9 for operations ami innitu
tenanro rn I
2 .WJ.01 far aaliry
i f tr.vhun.
The Jiiekaonvlllo
Naval Air
llnrr v ltd ! rcfclvo f 9 000 fjr
rite,, f ! A0 ),rt00 for new bniuiItiya.
?llll),l;h)
for
ndiPtlon-.
fl.ift.l'il lor rquipini-nt
total
nf $ 1 ,017 .'.no to which wetiM I*nil hil * Iturn fur opernliun.i nr.d
mainlr'i.inre. *7,171 lor Iran*,
put lute a, .7197,'.III f.r tiu.Mt'r.'j
filurii Mm Dili
Field
nn I
Tnmpn
filjpljiildi.'i'
n n il
Ktu'lnri rin;
('oinpnny. Viutipa, wmitd »•••— «•
$ * ’ ><••>) fur new liuildimr, $15.
0 ill for i viipllleiit, u tnl.ll nf
$215,0')'), to which wotllil he added
$ 10,000 for i.pern linn, nnil in.iui.
t* lime.', nil J $25,000 for. teach,
i n ' .nhiritn.
Fort Hui •>incwa wnl I’ ie.ins.
'•In Nn\al Air illiiiH'it, n»
’ ' uriy. Kr.uflry, ami >nh.
fnlili. mid shipyard*, $15..
>r i iti**., $116.llu) tor r.rw
a*.
I’jm j f«r >'i|ulpni,ut.
CAM P
m b s
B eew
>
round t h a t t r a il e r .
H E fc « S K * r t / M ' F U N N Y
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I D E A S - HE S A Y S T H E R E S F O L K
O V E R T H E R E - W H O B A T W IT H
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T H E IR
F O R K S !!
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By
S t Augustine
) no*# m.Bwloi co«L*t<j
m ‘. ' . i ' , : ........
STEAKS
BEER
during the school year, ami probutdy not during the next school
year, provide tho required school
that the federal
furilltlra
responsible
govertiment
sgenry fur the sudden removal
nf these children luto communi
ties, few of which can provide
adequate school
facilities
for
them, should without delay npIhoritc the u*e of fund, to astiiat states.**
The report was the result of
the adoption of Senate Ilesohu
linn 221 , requesting the secre
tary nf the unvjr, lie soerctory
i f \<*r to innha nil ‘ ..vestlgatlon
„ f ».n,al fecilltioj ut Nsvy yurdj
m l Army nnl Nsvy reserve,
ti'.uv Owing to tho magnitude
4*
SANFORD,
jit’*9^*
••
17ic I ROAST lb
Round Steak lb. 29c Chopped Beef lb. 15c STEAK.........lb. 29c
n * * « K r i* 7
HirKMkIIIK • « .
u ik
Sausage........lb. 27c
*U rM H 4 «K
U Y M I
ABBOHTVC17
SAUSAGE....lb. 25c
lb.
SL IC M O
BACON........ lb, 33c
Bacon Squares
COLD CUTS lb. 19c
15c Sliced B
rnn*>4 Miu.no SHOULDERS III. 12Vic
SAUSAGE....... II). 12Vjc
' Hama or CHOI’S 1 C _
W
BACKBONE
lb.
I jC
roWTAOH i
, Iteef Tongaru
CHEESE.....Ib. 12Vjc
Via LKcr Ib.
BALtlMOMW
‘
*1. S3*
Ileef
Brain*
OYSTERS.....qt. 39c
*•a « J
I91
1&2c
r a iK M Il
kNhLMiN
' *•1 M7
FRANKS.......lb. J5c
uriTKSx pouk loin.o** m
ROAST
...•..lb*
•
• 19c
UIIOU PM.tI'M, A s r ie tt
JR.A.P. Planes Blast
’ Cities In Germany 60 Persona Killed,
:i And Rotterdam In ‘ 480 Hurt In Blast
r Occupied H o l l a n d
REVILLE, Spain, Mar. 14—
|Many Fires Are
& Set In Glasgow
r 4*P
tear to Gstvunr with re
new*] fury overnight, atrik■1/ Umpeatuoua bkma on the
pacts o f Hsmburr. Bremen
and Braden, and raking tho
NatLoocupiod Dort o f Rottanftm. Holland.
• In heavy counter-blow*,
Adolf Hitler's
Luftwaffe
gmaghad at the great Clydebank
ghlpplag' yard* at Glasgow, Scot.
Incomplete Report Of
Committee. Is Optom istic, Says Doss
About 1160 was collected by
ttf, London and Hull.
'he baseball finance committee
London’* A ir Ministry described tccordlng to an uncompleted rn.
« aaaault on Hamburg as the
noat w vew attack" rat da. port o f the Individual group* o f
rand on that bomh-ahaturad the committee briefing tho total
poOectod to date to about $ 1760 ,
Dr. I* T . Deae, toolrrnan o f the
wenaiUteto aaU at neon today.
A fu ll 1 ay net at tit* committee
li not aayoctod unto Uto tonight
w M^atw n t^ t o aw l i^ h* added.
l o t t o f Uto hodded
V M flJ t M R P t :'
amount
of
' Al'jRja BM#ttof of tka finance
•gainst
Milk 3 Tall cans .... 19c
•
Milnut Tall c a n ......
Bread 20
5c CoHee
2 lbs
"M il u x in . rtn w uo
Syrup No. 5
Standard
quality
No. 2 Can
Otto Csldwall told th* com ml L
toa test night that a contract had
boon sent to T. H. Blackwell and
two more boys. Eugene Martymock and Joe Whitlock, or* under
~*nsid«ration as players on thr
HOLLAND
r
#^ . u u u
FRE B1I
HAM1
TALLAHASSEE.
Uf)— Govarnor Hot!
F R U IT S A N D
VEGETABLES
B A R G A IN S
5 ’. t T T T m
Teatortln/'a
**l“
ideattfteatloa
Carelyn
Cagbom.
II# Wert llth Street.
FLOUR 24 lbs
r. Corn no. 2 tan
Limas no. 2 can
Mr y o u n e lf out p ilin g up “ rrosi-
** v g F<;-» r / w . ■
’ trip* between range, drain board
• no. 2 can * '
l#f U$« finger tip control—wUll cheap
table cooker)’.
1 -f V*AV- ‘ **- w
’
ib# rail o f the family d o ), and prepare
i»l> coffee, eggx, waffle* or what have
bt at ilia table. Ju»t flick a awlteh or
-i-prefta I— while you ar# enjoying an
1*41
>,frMjK
iftlLiT 1 •-A «Y
with
Quick Victory For
British With U.S.
Help Is Predicted
Thuradny morning at. 10 >40
pVteck, you atroll ad annually
djw n tho south aids e f Kart
Flrat Street, croeaad aver to
th* north aid* and walked wont
Jrtfl yoa etoppod to, talk to
. 5 **’ 5 '
rtoht
w
w*F M ar tho
TowoU Company Btora. Thora
If It- wa* a can of
woe* haldtjig in y
T
.. c l
l
la p s c o tt o n o o ts
RpQt S r o r p A t
° e s i ocore A t
Winter ruled the roost from
coast
to
rcaat
tmiay
after
pushing the mercury to a record
four below at Rochester. N. Y ,
and sloshing
fresh downpour*
ov*r Southern California
Weather
In
the
southwest
moderated, due to rains which
moved In from Texas and the
Gulf, whlla stormy
conditions
continued over Southern Califor
nia from Santa Barbara to the
Imperial Valley.
Damage was considerable in
California, Los Angeles report
ing a record rainfsll for Ihs
season starting July I, 1940. ef
26.81 Inches.
A t Santa Barbara a cloudburst
deposltsd 1.25 Inches of water in
on* hour and 15 minutes, and 4.5
inches In el*ht hours. The rn.
tire Imperial Valley hat) heavy
rainfall accompanied by thunder
and lightning.
A landslide south of Santa
Barbara delayed trains, snd sev.
•n bi$a passengers were injured
when the bus skidded on wrt
oaveraant at Ontario.
Clear weather prevailed from
Michigan to the California rain
area, however, with minimum
•earner* tu rn in that
MCtlea
Three Memhera Arc
Awarded Medals At
D iscuss D eta ils
, ——„
,
T n m n n P iatni M o o t Yuffoidavia’s Leaders
Confer On Method
J. M. T.prrntt with n .rare of
Of
Appeasing Nazis
294 out of n jvmlblr 500 topped
soldiers are shown lined up in front of their
rifles at Deodoro, for Inspection Iry Major
Edgsr Alve. Msia, their commanding office).
air defense program calls for a largely in.
creased .fleet o f planes, molt o f Ihr bomber,
coming from the United 8 tates.
WA 8 IIINGTON, Mur U - ( d ')
- P r . anient Roozevelt will nmke a
nullth address to the nation to.
morrSiv night nn drfensn and aid
to tie nations battling aggres-
tha msrkrnirn in the
match
1-O N D O N . M ar. 14
•earn system of firiur yesterday
British victory "will nob*
afternoon nt ihr regular week
,1., i . . ___ ..T m l r ::
ly shoot of the Seminole Gun
Club at the rsnrc
near the
Hotel Mnylair.
Ila wo« dovnly followd
b)
Jimmie t’owan with 292.
The police "I ." tnr«et
nm
used hi the matcli firinc. nnd
M ean w h ile, B rita in
a sk ed
the Ihn-r
kinds
of
-hunting,
heln
fr o m
th e
slow, thiicd. and rnpld. were cm- im m ed ia te
United States tn bolster her
ploveil.
Those shontiiut mi the till, mcrchnut ni.rine
range Kt 50 feel nnd their scores I "In m> sphero nf our war e f.
were n* follow* \V li. t’noko, foil is the help which the United
97; l.eo lliitner. 97; i
$! Me. Stales can give us under the
Slarrnw, ini; Mr Tnii-rntt, 9.1 nml lend-lc.se legislation more urgent
Hum that of shipping," said n
llyrd Goode, president nt He •tatment, iiunouneing that Prime
club, announced today that A Minister t'hurrhill was sending
t*. Ynnally, Mi
Tapscntt, nmi if delegation to the United States
Mr llrookei liiul won meilal. „t tn work out the details.
the mid.winter pistol mutches
Like men lost in a male, Yunow in progress ut the poliee pislsv leudors
eunfcrTcd
for
range in Tampa
Mi.
Yonsll) lours yesterday in an effort to
won a master medal, Mr. Tap. find n way In appease Germany
scott an expert medal, and Mr. witheut lashing their nation ti*
Ilronkrr an expert shatpslioolrr's the Berlin.Komc-Tokyo Axis.
medal.
Chief Urgent 1‘rlnce iSxu) and
Thr complete scores for the 1‘ iemier Cvrtknvie locked themmatch firing are:
■elvea In conferences, but what
NAME
S T It
I conclusions they reached were n ot
Tapocutt
yd 99 '.i8 J q disclosed
Cowan
(III lilt m
^9S
Earlier.
Cvctkuvlc conferred
Brooker
95 97 Hi 291 with Dr. Vlndlmir Mscek, leader
Butrier
95 y* y:l ago of the ('roatlans and leaner p oll.
Webb
99 U6 'JO 21$ Uc lano.
.1 f
Smith
97 92 83 772
Only slong the short Greer
Others who partlclpaint In thr frontier could Yugoslavia
still
inetch firing were Mr M'-Hlar. count i n non.Axis friendship, anil
row. Mr. liranford, G. Martin rt access to that 100-ndd milt gate,
livtrvit, Mich., nnd d. A llowntl way ts- the prtnctjmt ubjvcttv* tjf
(,'erninn pressure.
Greer*, which has declared she
IncreaHe In Sociul
will r< nlinur her fight against
the
Axis regardless of Yugosl*.
SecuriCy SuffgeHted
vla's derision.
busily
fortlfle»i
Thrace ngalnst attack o f s Gil'.
WA.SIIINGTUN, M#r
i'rrtulint RiHiNrvrlt rvcoinnitiitlrd
ttnUy that (liu mimltor of ptmt.nN
cov,*»|**i >»y thr hocimI Mtvurity
|in»tfr»m mil (hr t«nrfiU (hry
f
He will speak at 9:10 P. M
M T f. r 30 minutes nt the nnnuml
WMt" Bouse Correspondents As•oclnllon dinner.
An indication that an II man
defense labor mediation toard
Would he created with mediation
Mower* and voluntary rather than
Ceminilsory arbitration author. tornoem pt 2:00 o’clock at tha
Ito devoloyod from a oonf rraaee Chamber of Commarc* John L
TTimWW*to«J4r .
it h t f eltlea tn the middle woet ixtraltou book.
Other officers
elected
were
One of the Judges of the show
sit'd Greet Lakes region wow
J II. Hutchinson, virn.pn Hih-iit
-ow*MnraMv higher.
cenmrnted that it was iitu of
and John ml„ llamruk, tccrvtory
•Wlttmttmix war* tha* th r «<*M tho neatest, moaP orderly and
nnd trenstirrr. Thriv new mcm.
would eontlnuo to rontot In th*
beat
planned
shews
she
had
•oat where on Thuradn? montlnv
bers were enrolled in the organ!,
'» was seven at Buffalo, rare el aver sees, and, tha club president
ration
including
Charles
II
declared
that
aha
“
didn
t
know
Orrseuse. on* at AlhtUlt, G** »•
Royrr, Ernest Krupp and V. J
when
I've
hoard
so
many
people
Martfo-d. Ounn., I I holow at
Humph.
Orv-wvllle. M ai-*. s« d •}« *>*|ow ray such nice thing* about a
During the regular order ut
*t Burlington. VL Fraothtg »*"*- •bow."
business several inemhris nf th,
The Rose Circle of tin- Gardrn
-erslures xho-nd M f*T oouth a»
grou|i spoke of the benefits of
Club sponsored tho show, and
Oreenxboro. N. C. ______
the orgniiitalion and its wnri.
Mr*. Endor Curictt was grnrral
In promoting gn<*l will ladweet.
chairman.
Ranfnrd and the railwa) limtherAppreciation to th* public w*>
htaai Eilwanl lllggins, secretary
expressed by Mrs. Colrlough for
of the ( hamher of t'nmmerce,
Its "flno cooperation" and In
was present nt the meeting am
those “ who worked to make the
look nil active part in |)-e ar
•how tueh a success."
AVON TARK. Mar.
tivilies of the assueiatnui, Mr
cU D —Through tha to^tperat on
Among Ibo outstanding entries
Hamrick said
of th* Florid* a t m * Commission in tho show was on exhibit of
A regular scbrdulr nf ineelingi
with the committee to charge of large camellias and • terreatiial
waa worked nut and it wa
the AU-Florld*
Championship otchid, entered by Mrs. C. It.
decided the group w.nil.t mi el
Klrtley. professional florist. This
Orange Plckara Ccntm t to
I every second ami four Ili We,in,.,
bald here on Saturday, Mar. K . was given a apodal award of
•lay nf each month nl the Chain
the flnaU wlU U broadcast over merit by tho Judges committee.
tier of Commerce room of th,
In tha list of ribbon awards
a network o f Florid* nMlo *t*< lty llnll at 4 00 o'clock tn th.
published In Tha Sanford Herald
Afternoon,
exhibit,
li°NaUonal Interest to »ho eonteat iaat night, tha ataga
All railway employe* with 3i
will be further aUmutolod by under tha direction o f Mrs. A.
years or more of aervice, In.
ChaUango* to OaltfeomU
and W. Epps, representing the Ro*r
eluding
widow* and urlvos u,
Texas to have their hoot orang* Circle and assisted by Ben Ft.h,
« « eligible fur mem
picker* compete with Florid* • wax erroneously Included in the
bershlp in tho orgsnltation nu<
heat to • national ehoaplooshlp professional division. This entry
ere
cordially
In vite to ntlend th.
was Judged one o f lb* beat in thr
match Imra noat y*6».
T
h
-.plained
A* on added featara to tho af •bow, and received a •pedal
•n«* yrarly dun art II
fair. a b * * u t r e o 4ti»*t,w lth ru- thres-rtkboo award.
trie* confined to girl* work lag In
Mr*. M. C Hagan's antry wax
r „ J » - n c l‘ me* U,W
scheduled
parking haweoa. la batog arrangod omitted from th* list of potted
ty th* coTMaltto*. According to plant*. Bho rocs Ired a blue rlbtoatotlv* plant this ooatrot wlU
b* held white th* p k k m are
staging tha finals and will two.
vlda additional material for Flo.
rida publicity.
___
n
,Sen,in,,to County boys Ju_
Ban Adams and Louis Bills w ,rr
Plant*. Mr*. Prod Wilson, class
ification, and Mra. T. E. Roumtoe D.‘re a ,d" rd7 nl‘ hl ,rnm
n ^ xP u b H eity chairman of toe
„ sVif.
A ' ro T ^ k a l Rchoo,
today
T' °
“ »“
Iwntml
. Among than* altending the
Mr. Adams ia the son of Mr.
residents o f OoreoU.
CORAL OABLBS, Mar. 14— •hew m
and Mra. J. Rots Adams of 111 tt
(Special) — The nmmfoctsrtng EntorprUe,
Kimlmmea.
Fort
*“J Ur BUI* It
Piero*. Cocoa, Lake Wales. Or
JACKSONVILLE. Mar. 14— Thrk
the .on of Mr. and M n. J. C
lando, Ovteda, Geneva,
Miami, (Bpoeial)— Rare opportunlti** for
r
i
i
i
!
■
Oeaov*.
an.
5 « 7 *«nn > **ch. Whiter Park, •tody and cxporienco In aviation lered the echool on Jan.Both
I, and
Wart Palm Baach and Altamonte moohaalra or* now being offered »f the clou of 160 that atorted
yoong mow la Florida at four dtf- the course, only 62 were grad.
Btotoq ether than Florida r»- ferant point* i Jacksonville, Penaa- UlUd.
R MWh l
Hr Viaitora Included «4 a . Tampa aad Miami, wlraro
The two air cadets are home
Virginia,
m nai lia a la,
Now rteaaaa or* being eaodueted under now nn *nort leaves, and will re
T a lk
North Carolina,
South j am w rt Ip a4 tha State Board o f port to Maxwell Field at Mont
H M i t k a and th* aehool boards gomery Ate.. Wednesday for ad
•CJhgrtL Escambia, Hllteborough ditional training.
•ad Dads oo— Mm .
Attendance
at the
Sanford
Garden Hub's
Flower
Show,
which closed last night at the
Episcopal Pariah House, reached
632 persona, Mrs. J. H. Colcioagh, president, said
today,
adding that viaitora from 26
Broadcast Of Orange
Pickers Finals Stated
Adams, Bills Receive
Air School Diplomat*
Coral Gable* Hat
New Radio Plant
-----------
Immediate Aid Asked
To H dp Build Up
Merchant Shipping;
Need Called Urgent
Gun Club Match D eleg ate Will
Aviation Clauses In
Four Cities Offered
Junior Auxiliary WiU
A w ird Quilt Saturday
ilr, break fail afonjaa fill U«e air.
laviuii.n lo'
14.
Considerable Damage
Done In California
By Continued Rains
Collettion F o r
Ball Team Now
T otal* $1,750
n o n nt;x
«• nteh It WMo*
MARCH
Winter Weather
Sets Record In
Northern Resrion
UP)— Fifty persons were killed,
at least 480 Injured and 2,500
other* left homelea*
today
when the Santa Barbara rower
depot near Seville blew up.
' AR Seville felt the blast
violently. A workers suburb of
100 boons* wav wracked with
scarcely oae o f the houses re
maining la to r t-v .
Dog Food 101- lbcant 39c Preserves 2 lb
' •*
FRIDAY.
a
xA
HUNDREDS OF SENSATIONAL HAlKiAlNS—SEE OUR FOUR PAGE SECTION
FOR MORE FOOD,VALUES — ONLY A FEW LISTED HERE.
FLORIDA.
“ Good Neighbor Guns" Guarding Brazilian Skies
Line* In Als banii Bzttered By
» W zrca O f F—dsts
TABL” S!TPP.» Y 3 GR^-AT
Onlf Nst,«g«| ] Mi*wl* Og(i h«v*
MAT* —
Sanford .a The Only CenMd
Florida City Affording Rail, H lgftW R l
And .Water Traneportatloa ,
The Bpenlih Imtltute o f Florida
HT. AUGUSTINE, . Mar. IS— will bald • dinner meeting at
(Fpecml)— Dale e f the oenronth 9:00 P. M. at the Ponce de Leon
I i
Pan In"
annual “-A
A '’ Day In -Did
'Old Spain'
fieata ha* Been echeduled for Mar.
28 here, when Ihotfeande o f BtorryLOVAL f a n s
makere will throng narrow Artie.
Ftreet in tho Old Spanieh Quar
WASHINGTON. Mar. 1 3 -G en .
ter. to participate In tho fmtlvlfral Manager Jmtx Epsey o f the
tie*.
The fleets will U gin at It30 P. Washington football Redskins raII., when opening eereraonle* will
he conducted on the balcony o f
the Old Patio H omo where onto
Em en on, Poe and other renounced
trarelero wore gueeta. The feta Is
.ponaorod by tho Poderatad Oar.
d m Clubs of St. Augustin*.
Refrains o f old Bpanlah And
Minorcan so n n wlU fill the air
of the little Bpanlah village creat
ed for a day. An authentic oet.
ting la afforded the fleets in the
4 Miles North Of Ssnford On The DeLand Highway
Old Spanish Quarter- with It*
winding rabbled street*. old beL
rcnled house., atone wall* and
sunny patio*. Adding their gay
ALL KINDS OF SANDWICHES
touch will he garlands o f flowers
over the streets. Spanish flags,
decorations o f bamboo, palmetto
and Spanish moss, while at sun
down red and yellow lights will
Added Atlractlona With Prices
twinkle from the city streets and
Sunday* — Tuesdays and Fridays
from the graceful arches o f the
Bridge o f Llona which spans Ma.
t m u i Day.
FOR RESERVATION PHONE 4502 SANFORD
Famous foods ef the Spalnlth.
LIQUQR — WINES
BACK ROAP FOLKS
••d Ikil iiilf iti*»r i| roody !•$
y#Mf
Rick U iron gad
ViUmU I*. Tk«
*r—
bfond wkick
Bean a]
loyalty <
SIZZLING
UVLHI/ EU 12 H0,1
dtl.cf•Ml fl|r*f |K«t com$t
ifm 'OvgAitiftf 17 Hoti'i «l tin
polio and framajanlU
r i l l ) , Coatuires, ( t n a
and colorful w a rn offered far
aalo win bo authentic o f Old
PAW. WE VET GOT TO W A T O t l
Glrta o f th* Joafer AuxUlary
* , # ? “ * *»*F mod* to thr
hrtter o f th*. (w h y whmhar. Bat
“ rttor night at #K)0 ••dock at
FankJtur* Company
•■.FIrrt Btrart, It was aanounoad
today by Mra. A , K. Ford, xpon.
M Yfivr U* liirrrMiNj
III* Btoltl lorur tio'ht 11>1111 I'tiln «m
thr |uugr»m n»»y ht> mq.tt i. ,1 m
thr Spring.
British Troopn A rc
Reported A t Piraeus
BELGRADE, Mar. 14 — </»*.
Diplomatic circles heard to,lay
that about .10,900 British tru.-ps
bad hern debarked at I’iiaeii*,
he port of Athena.
City News Briefs
UlNUON, Mar. I t —W*)—Bri
was illscluted today to bo
equipping invasion troupe for us#
again st both Germany and Italy.
These units would be landed
by annuled Invaxlun barge* carry
ing 69 men each piotectod by
coordinated barrage* from naval
guns and atlark bomber*.
The development of *n amphi
bian shock force would mak* pos
sible a quick transition from ac.
live defense to offense when the
time comes which, obtervera ray,
will be when the British
air
force achieves such technical and
numerical
superiority
that It
can bomb Berlin In daylight day
after day
without
escaptlonal
tain
p roportion ate
W J. Pell was usued a building
permit at the City Hall yester
day In
rr-model a
flve-ruum
frame dwelling and add a storage
room tn llie garage at 2409 Pal
nicltu Avenue at a cost of $600.
The Hanford HhufGeboard Hub
is xchrdulcd to plav a team fmm
Lmgwuod
Halurday
ufternoun
it 2:00 u'clock at the courts on
the comer of Second Street and
Palmettu Avenue, A. C. Madden,
secretary of the club, has an
nounced
H«n» of th* Legion Rifle Club
and Ilia Junior Auxiliary will
have thair regular practice at the
range in the rear o f the Ameri
can Legion but on Lake Shore
Boulevard at l:BO o'clock, George
Cooke. Instructor, said today.
PLANT BERRIES
MADISON. Mar. 14— (Special)
—More blueberry pte ix In pro
spect In Madison county. Fifty
home demonstration club women
bare added blue harries to thair
orchard planting* during th* past
’rw wreaks, according to Mias Ben
nie Wilder, Mad toon boras agent.
losers
Salvation Army Get*
One-Third Of Quota
Nearly nne-third of the $2600
quota set by the Kalvatioo Army
in its annual drive has bean
rullrctfd in rash and ptedgoo
turnrd In to the campaign head
quarters nn Magnolia
Avenue,
Captain K. E. Rose,
director,
said today.
Roy William,, general chair
man ut th* drive, reminded workera to report contribution*
to
thair team captain*, nnd Oakad
the captains in turn to rapott to
headquarters. Several
poroona
have Increased thair contribution*
this year, Mr. Williams stated,
adding that those connected with
the drive are "indead grateful."
TOBACCO PLANTS
JASPER, Mar. 1 4 -(B p a d o l)—
Although bright leaf
tnhaene
plant* have been alow Is arawtii
during tb* poet few weak*, them
are plenty o f them far HawSlMI
county farmer* aad thaw will h*
ready for aettlog In tha f l * S
within tha next fertolght. M M ri
In* to County Agaut J. J . Sirite
ORDER FRUIT TREES
REDDICK, Mar. 14—(Special)
—Negre^hom^ demoaatrattea club
adm ill fntit’ tomTh w l h
rt.U y .aW o n % * 2 U t o r t S
Itritain 1h Equipping
T roops For Invasion
LOCAL WEA1
J
�W d at ,
SANFORD
Farm Agencies
Wholesale Prices
Advance Sharps
In an lllumlnatlni r talk b e fo r e th e
Bureau Federation,. Euw«iu
n>. O
u 'N
nm
n1 i prennwi, »«-,
[w ord A
e a l,, 1
cently declared that so many eeparala and dlatlnct government agencies arc now trying to cope with farm prohji
efforl, wa
waste,
that they cause “ unneccsaary
unnecessary duplication of effort,
extrsvai nee and confusion/'
Indl itlng that with all ita various farm bureaus,'
boards i dacommissions the government has succeeded”lb
doing ju Jobs little for the farmera, Mr. O ’ Neal made an
nppoalin address which should have been heard or read
cal, growers, many o f whom realise that s6me-
NEW TOBE, Mar. 14 —
Saw materials and refined pro.
docta, price fluctoaUens « f which
normally would determine /Btura
changes tn lit inf cotta, jrveterd»y
extended tbe’ b p w tf wholesale
price ip b il orar a wide front
Sharp advances effected dagar,
cotton, rubber, wool to ^ , ehtton
IS & £
;»
wMaat falna warn recorded —
that !>, tha trades tret* on papar
bat calling for 4«H«nr
farm program.
Listing the many agencies now dealing with farm,pro
grams, g r . O'Neal said they employed 88,668 "permanent*
employees'* last year and spent 180,203,429 on administra
tive costa. Most administrative costs, he asserted, were
efficiency and economy, and without duplication pf effort
and conflict among tho various agencies now charged with1
administration of these different phases,. that, eventually;
tho bulk of the farmers will reject the protffam,- which will
•' }
X , ,MAWCH
14,
1M1 then fall of Its own weight."
As an oxomplo of increased costa, be said the expenses
LK,VERSE FOR TODAY of county associations required only 2.47 percent deduc
tions from tcnoflt checks between 1988 and'1966, then.rose
\IB
A
PROGRESSIVE to 8.33 percent In 1037, and had exceeded
VATlONl Par If when we
,
.anemias. » • were w o n ceeding years,
In an oulllno of his criticisms, Mr. 4
't*-O od b y tho death o f hit
, "Thera ;aro aoveii .agencies that hav
ship to and contacts with farmer commit!
^jPofnane iBilP, , {■ <
>“Five agencies that are assiating fa
Ttp-TIjB flWAN .
management problem^.’ ' :
"Five ntfehefes lt^klhig with lapdlon
, < f » » Kaleldoar.pt))
‘u
" ■
B* Breed garden itreUhed shfpii.
ven agencies -engaged in lantl-ustv
lund-uso planning.
“Seven
''Four agencies engaged In demonstrations of fawning
is i -vra
gast -
briefly Where tho lono damp
IsnCa carved across
J», 1 thought, tho tons
W bcsU . Turning
tho s ir e d 'w c . i empty.
Hly' on, .
■^brBsoih the bridge
tWhg burst, where like
m eth od s,
w.
,■'((
'
''*
“Four ngenclos directly engaged In promoting programs
to conserve the soil and improve fertility and to encourage
terracing.
“ Flvo agencies assisting farmers with woodland planting and forest conservation.
“Six agencies are engaged In water conservation,
“ Assistance with mnrkotng problems Is given by five
agencies. f
'
“Five agencies helping furmers carry out grazing im
provement programs,
“ At Igast three agencies are assisting farm wonion
with harpe management problems."
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oieiir' 1dti
-
but that .volume. mostly le I* t M
higher price ranges. T h en IS
W T
mason to' anticipate |U
level
■ construction o f '. these
higher ' priced hones will equal
or a rts exceed that o f 1940, and
we expoet tho volume of low
coot homes this year to make
hta total volume for .the year
rests ont', recce toe prosperity and con.ld.rtMy
considerably in exrtss of
the
well being o f not one group or 1940 totals.'
ono interest but o f oil of them
combined.
__
If oil interests, large
and
small,-could unite one time and
have faith in tha legislature, bo
fair and ju st in their demands,
SEBRING, Mar. 14— (Special)
and rtcornltu the
needs and
rights o f Othsra while pressing —Daalsl Boons, dssosndsnt o f tho
their own claims, there Is noth. fsrtoua explorer o f colonial day*,
In g ^ h s t' could not bo accomp- fo r whom bo . w m - named, * was
- iW I m t W U 1
lump a c tiv itie s in cra n a log all o v e r
tho country,..
Idtlonk occurlng with jtll too much
sp^ptories, and with strikes being
hero thoro U o^ M lonolly evidence
“TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY”
By BUSSELL KAY
With the next session o f thr
Legislature lata than a month
away, a lot of folks ore beginning
to worry about what is going to
happen, i Just about- every- or
ganisation ' In tho state has ap
pointed it* Legislative Cornniltt"
and n great many h»vs bold preiagieiatTre sessions at which .pro
grams havp teen worked oulTfor
prsssntation to the law makers.
ire convinced that
o ,fastest runner
js s a
u “ d,,ir * *
"•
ruts and high-pressured on all
sides, thsy can’t do effecUvt work.
It la right ono proper for all
groups nnd all interests, to be
a Iren a fair hrsrlng. LaglslaUve
coin millers wanl to hear all sides
aiul weigh all tha evidence before
inuklng a decision. They have' no
desire to hurt or handicap any
one and, if left alone and given
a chance, can bo depended upon
to do a good Job.
It is natural, J suppose, fpr
rath particular group to. give
more thought to tholr own (ndl*
viduml protlema than to Uke 'tlfc
brooder view o f the welfare of)
tho stale os s whole. Bat the
Florida Is a growing stela,
liar future Is ahead o f her. By
polling together and. working tother,' Unselfishly and yrlthout
sr, wa can eolre our problems
and lay 'a firm foundation for
the yearn to earned,
,,
Confer 41OT your legislators,
have faith. In . them, encourage
them, and you’ ll find they will re
spond with sound, lataUJgmH, eeo-
R
abolished nnd legislators pledged
o repool other taxes, with school
fundi low and rood funds depleted,
>t Is apparent that there most he m
-snsrol rovlslon hi tew stroeloro.
While ell. groups and all H>Wrests recognise this need, they
len t want to owopt tho burdM
nd they don't ears what happens
o the other fellow. Just es long
is nothing happens to themeslvoo.
The fsderaf government, pour*
ing millions ln(o the state with
> defense program, la demanding
‘he Immediate construction
sf.
roads to connect these military
icUviUes. A t the asms time sixtywren counties are
demanding
vads which they soy are “ lmTeroUvo“ . Bchoole do not Intend
■he sees)on. The “ big pad tittle
-fvt a
tan over m y sans* o f timidity
m vbn f' MM Mr. Boot,
*. s»ert«*d they hod hlunfaBo .f the wreagt depart,
kut, 4 eahnot i serve yoti.
ifflafrathe over the navlK f T h u t not over the
Plans Six
LOT UB EBCAF TH AT
SMOOTH T U B WITH A
HEAVY
NBW
TBKAP
s **
C ..~ C . W e ls h
.ihoB. sosratiit /e M> rorPpWfm-;
USED FURNITURE THAT 18 PRICED TO SELL IN A
l LIVING
YOU NEED
ROOM, KITCHEN, DINING teOOM,
— . —.— •
/T h T
.M H M ln s
“ RUMMAGE”
YOU WILL
80-U 1TLE KONEYI
•*
* M A vW n ,
LflLt-
fisBSEs
WE HAVE A GREAT ASSORTMENT OF BE AL B A B C A IN 6. P i
.......
8 ? ’<tfRi4^or I31huH Koot.
.a r u #
day celebration bars lost wash. Da
has boon a m U s i t o f Scbriog for
16 years. .
» !
For sarvsrsl years he carried on
hit trods 00 a blacksmith and;
-~-.Tr*-*1 ^
legislation.
a s *s j s l b s * ta*“ « u s .
dlrorces. II
Recapping I
Descendent O f Boone
Honored On Birthday
. o v e t i g s VcAMhtl, a ilM d f o r a n tm -
Uetiva Aorvico act vloUtionni fI‘If Hvost- e going ltd-have a
Comprehensive defonso program.* nays the Miami Herald,
I“Mr. Hoover's agency fits naturally into the picture, ahould
expand to meet Increoafng demands made upon It*"
Tfaro ig nothing alarming In the roquoat," eontlnuM
the Herald. “ What doog disturb Is that payt of Mr. Hoo
ver's testimony before the house appropriations sub-com
ruW
mittee that, ppnrt from national defense requlrementa, his
t eVer be- department needs more
to cope with the crime situa
in eome
new feenfn- tion, that there was an Increase of two percent In crime
• pro new ;laat fom oyer 1089.
.
hydra:h^aded monster. Just when , we
think wh have it controijod it grows two heads where one
tmnmehd of the Is lopped off. It la a continuing fight. It b so In every com
Albanian front munity as well os in federal jurisdiction. It's a fight that
JtApNOav
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IT, MARCH 14. INI
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A n d P e r s o n a l A ctiv ities
LOITUINE BEAL, BodetJ Editor
ial Calendar
...The Woman’ s . Auxiliary and
Shady Class o f
Holy
Cross
BMacepal Church will meet in
W » Parish House at 8:30 P. M,
v l h e II. F. Club will meet with
8 m . E. J. South for a 6:00
_ T h e program meeting o f the
Women’s M is s io n a r y S o c lo ty o f
tile First Baptist Church will be
{Wd a t tba church at 8:90 P.
aft) Clrele Sts will be In charge,
♦An Urgent Gospel — Need of
■M H land" will be the
topic,
gjtnbeama, Junior G. A .’a and
JMnior I t A.'a will meet at the
• ™ s time.
Personal
Workers
group wUI meat with Mrs. J. T.
Denton In tho T. E. L. Close
room preceding the meeting.
* ,Sewing session* will continue
fo r the Red Crois In the W o.
i’e Club from B:30 A. M. un
i t :80 o’ clock,
r _
TUESDAY
• Sewing seulons will be held
fo r the Red Croae in the W o
men’s Club from 2:80 P. M. un
til 8 JO P. M.
V A bridge and buffet supper
far the members o f the Woman’s
Club and their escorts will, be
(riven in the club house «n fait
M en u s at 7:00 P. M. llniteMet
at'e Mrs. W. B. Rhlppy, Mrs. A r% « r Phillips, Mm. J. B. Cogmp n and Mm. II. W. Bueker. For
retervatlons pleaaa telephone 79-J,
WEDNESDAY
I Sewing sessions will continue
fflr the Bed Cross In the W o.
n’ s Club f r e i 0:30 A. M. un_ l l l > 0 o ’clock.
r
r
Health In Discussed
At Auxiliary Meeting
7 Airm en Die In
1
Leaso-Lcnd Hill Is
Crash In Canada
Said Undeclared W ar
T e le p h o n e
Stenstrom Children
Hpve Birthday Party
J
i>
p
Ruby and Robert
Stenstrnm
’
were entertained with a birthday
Ray J
party on Wednesday afternoon by
their mother, Hra. N. J. Stenstrom,- In -celebration o f their
Mr* Aftd Mm. Harold Power*
seventh birthday anniversary. The were recent visit, m of Mr.
!
Ur in* room was decorated with Mrs, John Smith in Apopka.
pink and white sweet peas to
carry out a color theme o f pink
and white.
Games and contests were parti
cipated In by the aunts
with
prises being awarded to Ruth
Dixon,
Ronald
Cameron
and
Clarka Kelley.
A t refreahment time the guests
Joel LomaQ_ has returned to
were Mattered Into the dining
room where they seng "Happy |
Birthday" to the henorrea. The jMrs.
dining room table was overlaid
with a white linen cloth and cen- . ” 111
tcred with a large white birthday arrive
eake holding aeven lighted pink IVa., I
candlea, and anrrounded by fern,
tee cream an d eake were served
Mrs, Byron Btephrns of Tampa
by tba hostess, assisted by Mrs.
has arrived to visit with
her
K. L. Davis.
Those p resen t with the guests patent*. Mr. and Mis. J. It Huy
o f honor were: Beverly Camerun, at their home on I'aln.rttu Am.
Katherlna Cullum, June Harriett, nue.
Jeannette Harriett, Jane Brown.
Troy lluy has returned from
Billie June “Vance, Ann Vance,
Evelyn Jones, Nancy Murray, Tampa where he has I een the
Ruth Dlvon, Louise Dixon, Bar guest of his hrolher.in-law and
bara MeAlsxandar, Joye Hatcher, slater, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Stephens.
and Mariam Hatcher.
Aleo, Betty Sue Hatcher, Bet
OrfH Adair*, n Ntudcnt nt Mont ty Jean MeAlexander, Ronald
irde School in Mntitvrrde, if
Cameron, .Francis Stenstnm, BUI
it
weekend guenl of bin |la_
Davis, Clarke Kelley, Junior Kel
nit, Mr. and
Mr*. J
Horn
ley, George Dixon, Dick Davis,
James Davis, Mrs. J. E. McAlrx■nder, Mrs. J. C. Davis, Mrs. W.
Mm.
Ada
K.
Wpi
L. Vance. Mrs. M. W. Harriett,
Southern Pines, N. C
to visit With her son.in
daughter, Mr. ami Mrs
.Child re.
Mrs. W. £>. Brumley
Named P. T. A . Head
Mm. W. S. Brumley was rlerled to nerve at pretidon: of the no*fr^<*i 1 ltl<*
Banfcnt Grammar School Parent
r
T e ach er A saoclntion at ih r m eeU !
lf
f
M' “
* of
‘Cart Has 2 Wheels,*
Consum ers Hotly Says
WASHINGTON', M i* II
C-'l'i-
t i»H " T im
f:u " * i'*
-tnk»*
In
| inri.uim-r u v ltjn .
M * 111'* •*"
nual iVphrt
*’( ii'*'
G.m.ii
('uiinsel. "p n riill. I- ilir
im tum *
.leki* In fm m H i l f ’i 'i
J h r r r hi*'
l e . i u lif r lii t'« h i’ll11: u n li'.. ’mth
u:*‘ in workimr * .ii.liii .n tin* in i*
( run I bring |n .mI li.-v- ,,f 11*,- farm
| In town i r r u m I n . l l i l y protlncf* to (he* fiirm
"F a r m e r * lissvi. a .ta in 1 in n*nsumer w rlfn ie I mm' iiu m ' n g iiriilltiri>
■iliqiriid* up* n puri’hft.liiif |n*wrr in
hnnil* o f ru in n i n i ri .. I nth u r .
I thr
hnn mid ru'iil, In pm, hi" a ti nt
krl for farm pm,lint. The iti
; conies and expenditme* of inn
Today & Saturday
Double Program
IM .K A S K
lilt* o f Wilmore, K y
M'tii-f*
8>f
Mrth mIi
re v i v a l
nbow ,
arrvit-CH
*o
Church bi'giiming
f O M i:
lIA It l.Y !
Sunday, Mur. Id . Service* w ill begin e very day
at 0:4ft A M. and nt 7:10 IV M , and I he yu b .
Hr is invited.
Nell Kavunnugh Is
Methodists To Hold
Series O f Revivals
Honored A ( Bridge
K
**'*'•
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farm
D IE S
ON
tlia.
iKHANDLi
I M
J ICKSONVIl.l I
■'
RkhNhi A
ai -old multimil l’
liiitfl rtlhn k Wftl
i Iho Mug* of llit
r hi ir dutiriL" a pi
ntt’tl hv 11n a mat
^.CHARLES STARRETT
~ ~
In* of the Association yesterday '
I<ouJJirl
I n%
afternoon in tha achool audttir. f f j J n, ntkn io Njirnd h
lum.
wUh h,,r n" nt* Mm J.
Other officers elected Include £', ! , ■ * ' ^ r
mi V
Mrs. Gertrude Pegs, vice presl- T*1*™ Street.
dent; Mm. L. t. Frn.*ie,- sccre. ..
„
-----------tary: Mrs. B. O. Methvln, tr e a .'
.Norm.*
|, j
surar; and Mm. ll. L. Hoard. IllsE*
nml Mr* s
' W ITHERS
WfMlas Frances MtDougal gave a
talk on '’ Health" at the meeting
CI< the Junior Auxiliary o f the
American Legion at the home o f
Miss Frances Cobb Wednesday
g ta m oon . Bbe alia announced
N o rw o o d h a v e
I m w ii
. a l l. I
B V t aha would leach ,o course lo r la n .
The Glee Club, under the illree. Mwensen, T n .i«, lirmuie o f
era hygiene this summer.
of Mr,
s
a•MU«
' ,“
Valeric Wells presided tlon c,f Miss Lectors Whiddon. Jfriou* IHm "
was In charge o f-t h e yrogram Nurwomi s si-ter-in law.
s s a s f 'a s p - i h ’ w i ' u i f i i IfbTeh wkk^ grtehdM b / a large | .
- - -Which the girls had mads w o o l! number c f pem n s. Mr*. Frasier
Nell Ksvausnuh wilt
■k auctioned Saturday night. presided over tho business s " ,- " ,rn •*> ber borne
InColuml
P > * n a j " i t . K 8-L i y m .fle - alon ami also lad tha davothsowi, • l1* - t'oiieernw nftrr rn-inj
r n lh IJiilrKl Conierenew Tn UmR. E. Kiop, principal of ihr "• '"'n l monlhs In iv
pj|),
aims Sunday wrre requested tn school, annrunced the next m e-t.
and uunt. Hr. and J
meet at the Leglcn Hut at 7:30 ln» ta be held on May Day whirh *'■ M- Hamby at their home
falls on May 0. The attendance , Myrtle Avrnur.
X T b * meeting opened with the nrlve of 81 was wttt h / Mist
.
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neaeable to the Constitution, Whiddon’* room.
• . * ” • * n'1 Mr*. 8 T ,\„n
aftkr .which a prayer wee o f.
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<!«.. Mr. and J
- ^ ^ x
a u m . e
,J s c k M u . - u , r i|t u „ . „ i „ i . ,
fated-mad the Salats to the Flag
C o(dm HOOFSi
^LtAjlBoclROO ERt 4
U t t U t t M *10004 •CtOtCI I
IIVINO * iuoot rirrn 1
TESTED BRANDS!
DON'T TAKE QUALITY FOR
G R A N T E D - K N O W WHAT
YOU GET FOR YOUR MONEY.
COMPARE-CONVINCE
YOURSELF THAT PENNEY'S
VALUES ARE G R E A T E R !
ESTED BRANDS!
•Those present at the nteellnir
ware) MU’ * Elsie Barlnesu, Ml*a
i i r j c r l , June Burdick. Mia. A r-
N.ill*
HAPPY
l.i*u D ottoil
D resses
BIRTHDAY
W ^T. Deane
John J. Duren
trie Gay Flowers
PDRirONEMENT
Tho Joint covered dish su
per planned by the Amerlc
legion Auxiliary for Mar
has been postponed until s lai
11 , was
announced
tl
morning by Mm. C F. Pruct
• Directors Honored
M iss G la d y s t i l . P ip p in ,.IU
ta rta in rd a t her home on W est
F ir s t
S tre e t last even in g
for
the member* of th e cast o f thr
Ju n io r p la y and u*a tw o d lm ctiw ,,
M rs. M as D. F e r t and M iss B e t.
ty Buh rm an , fo llo w in g tha p « i •“ the Sem inole High
The m om s o f i l l s . P ip p in ’s
home w ere opened en su ltc and
decorated w ith • profusion of
m ulticolored S p rin g flo w sre. An
t e s t e r m o tif , w a s
emphasised
w ith tin y colored can d y e g . t v
cookie* and p o ach served the
gnesta d a rin g the evening.
hoxteee p ree en U d Mm. Fo rt
and Mfaa Buhrman w ith Spring
bououet* aa an expression o f an.
w e c la tlo n ftir th e ir w o rk In mxk.
In c
Chiffons
tha p la y a
Haines Enjoyed At
11,,..
M eeting O f Clans |
I his
M r. and Mrs. O. [>. landn-ts
rn terlaln ed the in m ilw r* of tinC hristian Builders Gloss uf the
F ir s t C h ristia n Church at lh .ii
home Tuesday evening. A fte r «
short tusinrxs session presided
over bv l ’ rs. J . I..
llu rtun , a
social hour «n> enjoyed during
h i<-)i gamsa and contests were
entered In to by those presem
M m . Lan ilrraa served refresh
rrents to the follow ing:
M rs. I I . E . Cordell, M rs. G. ('
Slaughter, M rs. George Bow land,
hire. A . P. B an d y, Mrs. J . I
Horton, M rs. J . P. W ilson, Ml*s
I ’atsye
B a n d y,
Miss
B ertie
Hughes. Miss Hvlto M eyer, Miss
M a ry Ed n a luindfcss, M r. and
Mm. George Townsend, O. ll
U n d re s s and J . N . Durden.
Jacksonville To Get
Shipbuilding Plant
itirao e e
enjoytng the party wUh
tho hoot see w o n t Mia* Palty
Hodge. Mtea SUOa
Teurhton,
Ml** Winifred Lovell, M is s Hu.
•ati KIrtkor. MUa Elisabeth Pip
pin. Miaa Buhrman, Mr*. Fort,
Mr*. 8 . K. Ftooln. Mlse Peggy
Ana Plppia. Mack
Cleveland,
David Gakbolt. Hyr.
man MMdMaa. Jack Marring.
OI»»n Odham. Kenneth Echols
and Jimmie Carter.
Oleda Dyson Named
On Magaalne Staff
Miss Oleda Lyama. Janloc co-ed
JACKSONVILLE, Mar. 14— 0»*>
—Wmltmr A . Jones, Pittsburg In.
duatrialbt, announced Thursday
night that a corporation which
he beaded had selected Jaekeon.
▼Itle at the site for a 128 ,000,000
la HO,000,000 shipyards with 28
ways and a working personnel
pf between
JKH) ta 80,000 perCUy
Utilities
Commissioner
Etncat K. Anders and Finance
Commissioner Fred M. Vais aalil
the d t r had agreed ts acquire
aomn 1800 acres at iTastpert on
an arm o f tha IL Johns Elver
between Jacksonville and the A L
laatle far the concern, whkh has
take* tha nama o f tits Jackson-
riMt Shipbuilding OcrporaUon.
Some Supplies Under
Aid Bill Leave U. S.
WASHINGTON, Rar. i *_0F )
Jlearetary SUmsoa said today
at seme defense material ta ba
H O I 'S m i A T S
I’ nirtiuil Knit
rhurvh
I hen
I*
1.9H
lluyun
botewith
P an ties
' •oiling out s rbsllrngc In you
I " u n o f .Sanford to conic nut tn
i In so m eeting. A ltrm la n tr upon
them may help y ou p, „ m.w
evaluation
of
in u leila l
and
j -pirltual things;
to raise
the
, nocatlon »s til whether you really
Imve time for religion; to |„-lp
1 ' " ‘i to become Interested in the
I -unreins Issues; and tn discover
| again th at you have
a real
I n .T y d a y need of D ivine .Aid.
’
I
S »r v *fes every day at U:48 A.
I M and 7;So !•. M „
w ith no
j " " Stings on tbc H atunlays.
T'rPA Allots Funds
To Three Airportx
JACKfiONVILLK. M.r,
It . _
u . T / llr * « lon o f 8Ri»a.»17 in
» l A funds fo r expansion o f d r.
D us* airpo rts at Orlando. D s y .
tuna Beach and D e La m l was an
nounced yeste rd ay by the o ffice
of
A d m in istra to r B rh ro d ,,
A d d itio n al work authorised for
•he throe projects, which em ploy
about 1000 workers, w ill cos*
*4177.817. T h is
Include*
tin
W P A gran.ts, a C hrll A ero n autics
A d m ln U tn tlo n
allocation
of
*181.000 fo r wnOt
i t Daytona
B ra c k
and 1180,084 In *pon-
r*\
mkjt
'J m *
Hmooih
*111*1
rn«Ml.
fli*
T i »m •
|<I atI it I
Women’s llraanlerc* 49c
-priced lla y o n F a b ric
Vulttew In MenV Tf.-ifliglu
D resses
\)
rianalri
on-!
»Mp-
Tufk*-I
itlVrhted 1
ii r
•inlirold*r»U!
I’enimald T n ffo U HUpn
ixttM »*nHnf rmfonl j
h i ........
t’ LlI
A ll
w^m
^
Li nit11
f *-1
fo rlmnl*
!*•*f W
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I *iM
i* ur B lra lc li! J y «
Tllfllllll'L Of lull- I| | ir
Smart
Neckwear
COMBINATION
l!lr
N a tio n -W id e
S heets
Women’s l’ umpn
1.96
». I I l l ’S
C otton
1‘ a iu a n a
79c
M en’ii H a n forlsed
W ork
Flrm t|f
Mo dp
mJWiL Uniforms
ta u tn t
Spring
a w f R f l - / Jrsa
shirts
r .S T v 1
and drill peats
temA/«l«B
in vat dr*d
rotors.
llsyon
spun
spring
io
rr*[iM
me
rayon*
N*w
lou.»
H oya’ Trtta B l o t B h irla
Ur* nil asw
pal- nmdh
Isms I 0 / smooth rT i l —
Cynthia* Hllpn
l i e th e y
«h to.
e o lM
IM
m
-
W y jM M n
dik
Kitrn iwcvljr
Ililh (u r c t 4 t
Nut*' mt. Iklie •.
^
Chenille Hpreadn
Kii i 9 C
II o H ic r y
I’ rinla
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA
F R ID A Y . M ARC H H L » * * I
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P A G E P IV tt
New Smyrna Will
Dedicate Culture
Center On Sunday
NEW SMYRNA BBACH.. Mar.
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(Special)— New Smyrna
Bm c V« new Art and Coltuial
Center, ccmplrted recently under
n WPA project at a o»t of | lt| ^
000, will be dedicated and •for.
qially opened to the public Sun
day afternoon. Mar. in, bcyln.
nine.at 1:00 o’clock.
United Steteo Senator Claude
M. Pefiner of Florida will pro
the dedicatory addreaa. Senator
Charira O. Andrew* and Kapre.
aeatatira Joe Hendrick* of the
fifth confrenkxnal dlitrVt of
florid* alen hare been incited to
attend and apeak, aa will Roy
/ackaontWa, Flori
d a ^ WPA admin latrator.
Tb# addreaa at welconi* will
k« rlr.n by Mayor W. E. Swoop*
tl r * c r Ib* d pr op erl y In
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Henitiolr,
state,
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o f arhloh ta aa follow o:
City Csmmltaioner C. E. G rif.
fin. director o f buildings
and
Dprka. wilt cut (he ribbon open
To OeaUro tha collM-tlon and
ing the building and present it
Uapaaltloa of * . rb .g r by th. City
to tha public.
.r noaforc riofida. l o b . , habile
- Inside Urn building will be ullllly and lo aathorl.o *ald tlly
Xu**M a* exhibit* and dacnon.tra- lo Impooo nod cull.<t . chars*
Uonc .erveHng the entlro aenpe o f •?r *Sa oolleetlon aad dl.po.ltlon
nertfiU* ■ / ■••<* City and lo
work o f all dl»l«lcn»
of
th , »»
forbid Ih. orvll.rllon and dl.noWortai 'Piwgrem Adminlatratien.
aillon o f garwago In any other
IMP thrduih ihs agsnry
The beautiful' new
itruftnr*
house* among other thing* Uio U i t t * o r i i n r o n n . f i ^ k i o a .
public library, » n gallery, class.
De-
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ea and kiaaes thme «lri» from a NFaablnftton, D. C , act
l M o f than, prraent Senator Alba, Barkley with a MU'
: T80 algnaturea aaklne ipaady enactment o f Bill ITT#,
meararoL Later, Barkley pmniaed night aetalon* to hat
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paaaace o f the bilL
wife.
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CHjr u f Sanford. FlwrMt, w ill upp ly to lb s U i l i l a t u r a o f tho
blu to o f F lorida. conY onlnr on tho
«th d ay o f April. i » u . fo r tho
p * k j* c » o f opocU l U c la lotion, tho
oubotonco o f whlrh U os follow s*
rord. F lorida, to borrow
m oaoy
fo r m ualelpol purpostit. proocribla d th# maximum amount o f oach
loan, proarrlbln* how the, |ad«bt*
rdnsoa o f ouch loan shall ho ovldonead and how tho u n n shall bo
r«phJA limit Ino ih s total amount
o f . Indobtodnoss that may oila t
at any tlm o under th o act author*
talas lb « bo ms and m aking tho
subraloaloa o f ouch loan to ths
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M ila Ip Ol* It ig h * si l.l,III. , at III*
court boi’.'y iltyt.r tin |l|. fn»| \|..gt
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Coun ty.
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Mr*. Jow l* B. Cawerea
Mr*. Jeosle Burnham Cafaefea of
Kirby Muxloe, Eng, l» the first
(mkrlean weman to b* decartud
* h U t h r ^ H # s r t W ,g*hHI W hiWy lAidiMf WiflW thrAig Mi'lXeoslT
mpoted or Auatrallan soldier*. Premier Mentie* mad* hi* trip to London
0 conosrtlop with Uie F *f Easlrm situation
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C I I A I - T K H 41111 4*4* t . 4 t
they ora In Uollywood,
dt ipemiboBt racer
ism daring s i, s ir r*ld, b .lfln g US
men tn d women to sa fsiy, then
looking to th llr c»r* throughout the
bomb-tom night.
o f •"•mbrnw o f tort BanF ort A u th ority; A uthorlglni
au th ority to
borrow
H ® ? " f * r ^tk* r u r p o . .. * f said
BUIrlst and la.ug bones, upon
Ih . a yp rovsl o f
tb.
n u sllfltd
fJlIL V tl ° f .*?W D '.tr e t who or#
r fo o k o ld tr . t h .r .ln
for t h . nurH I*;* ° »
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L f . * d «••*.«« t a * . . for th .
m.lntrtnaaea o f u t d DU trlct ond
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o f ">• totaraai
^ -r,'««ipwl of Mid bnnd.
bITT of u N r u in n o m i u .
fdrd
sit * w ..ft.
Opponent* *f Ike Lease-Lend Bill ipring a Me*ere
edroest* af tb# legielitlon. A* Senator Brott Loci
to dalieer a rudlo Bftdree* in Washlngten tyglng
,y » t
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Euiil* High School Baud, and b.thewn hej*.ka ho
|ig while a few of tb* bant) member* play tha af.
Re la th* pet Of til fcuaU* children, aitOfldf * « f /
, And,ha* learned to march wi^h \hg band and aa*.
difficult maneuver*. (Uk* Uounty Chamber of Com.
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Greyhound B m o H*
1’ Baseball Future Is
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Anxiously Watched By , Others
S :S e £ 3 K
Internet In 8aafonfs boeefcall. boll to Central Florida, either
team haa run hljrh for the peat oTfonised,' Inal pro er aiaaWffi
several week* In those title* with ftenlerdThaa 'always Aden In ' the
team* In the learn*. Movements diamond picture.' la nwrp ways
of the local tana and dub rtlrec. than one It wbold hate been keen
tors 'here been closely followed dUeppoIntmant fey. Orlando *•
end prominently .published
In play m a laayue without Bepford
newspapers la tho*e towns.
rivalry.
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SANFORD; FLORIDA, SA’
ANNUAL GARDEN. CLUB
Nasis Tone Up Dive- Premier Visits W ar
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NUMBER 168
Member AaocUted Prem
FLOWER
iHouse Group
■Okeys Large
Aid Measure
SHOW
W ay 18 Cleared F or
Debate By Tuesday.
On 7 Billion D ol• l a r A ppropriation
Directors Of
Baseball Team
To R e o r g a n iz e
F i n a l V o t e Seen
W ednesday N ig h t
Fastest Spending In
H i s t o r y O f N a
tion Is Predicted
Finance Drive Pro
gressing N i c e l y ,
Declares D r . Dosii,
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■JtVAPHINGTON. Mar. IB—
A Home subcommittee
todays nnnroved tho *7.000,000,000 anuropHatlon for
fud t6 llritaln and cleared tho
jm ytfor dho debate on the
lemniatioii to Iwnin ndxti
Ttttoday.
Tho fu ll
nopropriatloii!i
committee will moot TueadaV
*MI1
.W d tftofcR nllht at a * i o ' c l d f f
urt
aald today. *dd||f
ittet ths finance, drive, la p H
gressitW Inicely.
IT! I
|l 'A *»port q fltk o flnsrwf eMte)
saltto*1s b o v s t h r msrabete h a w
collected about 61,350 up to last
night. Dr. Doai aald. The com
mute* expect* to have lb* re
mainder of the necessary 12,000
by the first o f the week, he addWith eontracta already out to
k number of former playtre, a
group of rook let la expected to
come here from the Babe Ruth
Training School In Palatka eome
time neat week to try out for
the team. Dr. Doea explained.
Several men are , now being
considered for the petition aa
playerjnanager of the
team.
Joe Tinker, o f Orlando la one o f
the wen, another la Joe WhiUock
Of North Carolina. Whitlock lute
' bean playing third baoc cm one
« f th* tea mi In a North Carolina
.league and hag had four yean
:& * * * • * . aa a manager,
Dr,
riomlng to report on the moaturn
formally.
Subcommittee
Chslrmsn Wno«lrum (D -V s.) u ld
that ]>lan« rail for n final House
vote not later than Wednesday
night.
I’n-.ltrlin k in. or the fastest
spending protram. In history, reTho Interior o f tho Pariah House during the annua)
Garden Club Flower Show w m alive with fragrant beauty on
o J tS S r^ 'S Z
w m n ir S P g i
•M making
their csntribtfUonl
1 the cause,
Yesterday m£>n g Clarence
Brooks, colored ft •Un at the
wash houae
------ o—f I I' Standard
In th e making today,
itral
diplomat* PniVUIR
arriving
u - ftC M
U il UipiUtyRM
Ttt' Belgrade from
Athens
told uT U m disembarkation o f th*
Britons at fiv* porta— adding
they expected both tha British
and Urn Greek* to duty It o f .
4ietally fo r *trat*gie
i s t t houra.
od tha
G em an circles
• -c r iL
Grower* Association, goo], Up a
collection from tha negro* em
ployee* there and raised 15.65
to help support tha turn.
This morning Otto Caldwill,
president o f the ball club re.
cclved the following letter:
“ Mr. Otto Caldwell
“ President Ran ford Ball Club
“ Ranford, Fla.
“ Dear Mr. Caldwklli
“ Enclosed you Wjtl find 15.56
donated by th* Colored Baa* Ball
fans o f tho Standard Grower*
A**n. We wish we Could give
enough to buy Hr* 814 Hudion
back.
Yoon truly,
C la m * * Brooks
Ccderad Labor Foreman'
* filluJal M rgM tJ. |
Zmim troop*
Yugoslavia Still
' Outside O f Axis
' CADETS
STUDY
GERMAN
WASHINGTON, Mar. lbr-fFl
— West Point cadoto hereafter
will dcublo tho tlmn they hove
boon spending on Spanish nnd
also, will taka up tho study of
RELGBADE, Yugoslavia, Mar
W W -ttW S S tt
and despite tha c t e w i u and
T h e ' Seminole
Oaunty
Fair,
sponsored by the Elk* Club, will
opeh Mar. B*‘ to run'oh* week on
M im m vnirA W Jrtirana nirIh 6r
th* ball park. All merchants arc
invited to act up a display In
the free (para provided, W. 11.
Ileiti, In charge o f arrangements,
■aid today.
ArrmngomenU have been mail,'
with Southern SUte Show* to n.L
vert lie th* fair and present at
least 10 ride* and about 10 able
ahowi, Mr. Rett* **id. The show
will provide an aerial art ronaia'.
Ing o f ilx performers that will
be freo to th# public. “ The enter
tainment In the whole fair is
excellent," he aald. "The aeriallata
are on* o f the hlghed paid
groupe in their line In tho roun.
try."
Merchants aro asked to ronUrl
Rslph Good*peed on Thursdsy tn
msko reservation* for *par* .for
exhlblU. All space for these ex
hibit* arg ta bo free, Mr. RelU
explained:
C a r bumper Ug* are bring
distributed and window *how
cards advertising tha fair ars 1-c
Ing placed in th* windows o f mer
chant* *bcut lb* city. Th* con
cessions ars expected to arrive
Ur* latter part o f naxt week tnd
tome form of *tr*#t entertain
ment will b* put on to call at.
tantlon to th* fair. Th* group is
now In T*tnp*.
Mr. Belts declared that the
fair thl* gear will bo one o f the
largest over to be staged In Ran
ford.
l
id Foreign
, Yesterdays
identification
was C. K McKos, manager o f
No-HI Bottling Company.
' About 4 J 6 o'etosk
Friday
rrk
had
rt In tho
nt with H
Monday."
- probable
fodneoday.
tv
■punaihh- n f f ir is l, f n r r c a it today
that
tin- »7. 1100,0 0 0 ,000 IraseI..ml »|i|ir. |.notion would ho (p e n t
ami llio wrnpoim delivered
to
( l i r a l lln tn in mul other friendly
rial ions
w ith in
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n ra t
10
Seminole County Visitors Are Invited To
$775,000 Hike In
F a ir Scheduled Tour
C
e
,lryjVash Houses Expenses Is Asked |n*lit*vci| if ftmM
"eomea in hare and goea o ff th* top of each *1nlk an that By Budget Group They pa id it would
To Open Mar. 24 ;outCelery
Federal Itmiget for
The
there" el the waahlng and all are the •atnr length.
peeking houae of Chaac and Co., ■troag plea.ant *ccnt uf Ihr rut
lea We pervade, the entire plant.
nhput five mllei eaat of Sanford
After the it ii lo m .i th* firm
e a UeardaU Avenue, and a trip o f two waahera, a aharp apray
r , e f water that remove* about 50
ST .percent nf. , The
dlrV
__ —
r >6_ -1Jtn - tho
anyone'! time.
•Ulka. Thl. water eomr* directly
Viaiton are always welcome, from the plant'a arte,Ian well.,
and A. IL Mahoney, auporlnten- and average! 70 drgmra Kahren
dent of the packing plant, aaya heft. In the next lath, the water
that th ta rrnt peufila have WtfiS li UpiIPtid lifidiV preaeur* o f if.
from nearly every atate In the pound, per aquare loch and the
country to are l ho crop packed remainder of the dirt U renmvut.
f-r shipping
Aa little aa poialble la wnateat
Chase and Co.'a plant, while by In tl>* highly ayiteniinvl pro.
no meant the only one In San caaa of handling the celery. The
ford, la on* of the largest In ttie apiny from the areond hath run*
v arid
and Ihs “ straight Jlne" back Into the tank where it forma
method of handling
employed the makr.lin water for Ihr flrat
there la fascinating
wraaldng. The topa of the atalka
Th* eelnry, aflrr being cut In which are cut off by the aaw
Ihe bioa.l, flat fields hy negro drop on to another belt and air
workers, la loaded on to Irueka In carried out. eventually to he ir.
!■rates and haul,Nf to the pack* turned to the f la*lata a* liuniua
mg houae. Upon arrival at the or to lie nard aa rattle foml
unloading platform, it ia checked
A flrr the hatha, the celery
nod carried over to the nearby move, along on the I ell for a
conveyor tells. Here th* nimble dlatanec of about 100 fret, while
fingera nf negro woman pick the It la allowed to drain. Parker* and
o le r y out of th* rratee and lay aortara working on either aide
il evenly upon the rubber b*lta. of the la.lt. make ■ final a* lec
The celery haa begun a Journey tion nf the atalka, dividing them
(liat will not end until it la according to alt*. The .mallei
neatly parked In a crate and alaoa are placed on a aaperato
■towed away in a freight car. belt and are indivldaully wrrapped
Aa the groon.topped aUlka
move along the belt, the negro*,
diecard any that la blemlahed or
-liacolored. Still carried along on
the belt, the celery next encoun.
i.-ra a aharp aaw that whack*
M e r c h a n t s Invited
To Arrange F or
intract will
Wedneeday and Thunday n« more than 100 person, from '.’0
atatea view c l the eihlblts nf Seminole County horticulturist*.
Sixth County Draft
Quota Calls No Men
y*
«a^s*uW—on
Draft hosdquartera notified th*
lafor. local office ycoUrdoy that the
quote fo r Bemlftole County for
the sixth call on Apr. 4, requires
no teen, h a t eas man must be
sent - ah I replacement duo to
Um faS art o f th* lost man sent
t o pass ton physical requirements
Unions Split On
R o o s e v e l t To
Discuss Lease, President’s Labor
Lend On Radio M e d i a t i o n P l a n
j
WASHINGTON. Mtr. 15 — CUT
- Pr*»Id«nt Roo**v*lt decided
yesterday to msks o major ra
il•* address tonight In an appar
ent move ta cement public sup.
port for the 17,000,000,000 lease,
lead program and to help ateel
tho British and other foe* o f th*
A ils against anything HUl*r may
lanaeh In th* way of a Spring
blttakriog.
Ho su d * tho surprise announce,
rnsnt that tho 10-mlnute adjfreas,
dealing with dofonoo and aid to
nation* battling aggressors, would
bo jgtvon nt tho annual dinner
tendered Use by tho White Hones
WASHINGTON. 5lar. 15 ~ m
— Organised labor's warring
factions— the A-V.L. and C.I O__
last night took opposite position*
on President Roosevelt's plan for
on ll-m on super-mediation board
to handle defence labor dispute*.
v* ■••MUi iiiwru.
nt oi
William
Green, jKCBKir
president
of
the American Federation o f La.
bar, announced approval of th*
plan after a conference with the
president
Later, C.I.O. President Philip
Murrny mad* public a memoran
dum submitted to tho President
recently In which be .espresu d
opposition to creation of such a
hoard.
.0 .1 ,0 . hood quarters said, how.
oyer, that th* organUotion would
cooperate If Roooavolt decides to
g* through with hie plan.
It WM
indicated Roosevelt
would create th* super mediation
hoard by executive odder next
wnok after further conference*
with lobor tendon. Including a
woek-ond mooting with f Murray.
Croon Mid the RWtel ted board
Biennial Budget O f
$ 1 8 , 6 4 3 , 5 2 1 Sent
T o N ew Legislature
SfhilltNii
swell tho
th# n w t
fisral yvnr to more lhan
ISO**
000.000,OftO, m aking U toJlly tho
in United Hint#* hliu*
tnry, anil brat log by
than
$'.*.000,000,000 Ihr c##titot y***
■ **■
only n partial pletur* uf the arm
ament* program
Including the
plan* I.. aid Untnbt nnd ether
fwitimta mm ttt litiltd >n> the UnHof tli.
1011 led Klnte*' owndefpn*e*.
the
by t hr Stnti' |urogram ftnw totals roughly $3rfinmi.tion.noo. Thl* figure covert
II..11:.ml and nrtunl npprnprlation*, nulhnrltathe . "mini' I ii.m* and official requests male
iggc»le.|m foi i.Mtcr June. IPth
[he men. v
The *7.«ntMWMUlOi» <>l'l'r»r''»*
tin 11 t enue 11t o n nieaaure. no" being '
*
•Idrieil l.y lb,, l.l the
Hell.e
ApproptlatlnU"
n lo.'in,...I
I.U (',,„unltl..», aim
hen A pi il It rial* to have hi <t> «
pil.iii.l, will >i anti, ipntetl *'* *’ '
1
,
» in I,.- ml. :u> ip l l only heiuii-e tloit i» th
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the
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may
»>*1*
Warmer Weather
E x p e c t e d With
No Frost Danger
LAKELAND. Mur.
A cold Sslurduy nmrmng. with a
drop inli) the «tla ... fur ■oulh “ *
l-ulmkc* and Hcltr .tsde
w*n
f.rrcu-t Friday mgl.l by th*
f ,«iat
wurning
rcrv.ee
which
added that fruit and vegetable
would not h.. seriously en
dangered, Froat » » « expected in
some portion* nf Ihc imrth-central part . f th. state, whore the
temp*rstun. dropped M ow SB.
Hlowly rising temp, lature Sat
in day was forecast.
with no
froat dniiger throilgb next Wed
nesday morning.
Kori-eail* of luw tvmporsture*
Salunlay morning ranged from
:ill in th* (lain*svill* *r*a to *6
m the Kissimmee section, 34 on
the ridge and 37 in the Tamps
lay nnd West toast arcs.
Stormy condition* centered over
Arisons spread light snow and
rain* through th* Rocky moun
tain* and westward to California
Friday. Most of the flurries W*ra
In th* upper Rockies, the rain
centering over California, besieg-
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( Special)— A team o f ItfA nrinu
mere frota Rollins CoUtar* iikl
Coach Flmtwcod P w p ln left ; v
dar for Miami whgra they will
embark on the "8. 8. Berkahlra"
for Kama a, Bahamas, and 'ho
Florida outdoor swimming th a n ,
plonahtp*.
The men who are making the
(rip and the events In which they
aspect to ccmpolo ir e Ed Walts,
Houston, 200 meter breast stroke
and 100 meter .froo style» Bower
Cotwin of Toledo, I00 ««t*r
backstroke; Cecil B uti o f Orlando,
fakes It Easy
le Kovacs Is
mament Clown
ELAHOMA CITY. liar. 12—
-Bobby Riggs, the defending
mien, took it eotv In the
itnif round of the men’s Nollln d e e r Tennis tournament
i easy, In fact. 1«
ala asm s- teforn o lm Ed OrerhoUtcr, Okla.
Ity. W . W , •
B in s flnlrhcil Ids uurwrvout, Frank Kovnes,
land, Calif., funny mm,
i court against Henry
of Oklohoma City and
crowd In on uproar as
CHARLESTON, ?. CL, Mar. IS ■J
—UP)—CharMaton'a eighth annual
Azalea festival will t» beid Xpril
25-23 with supporting n w U t*
be hrtdA prli 20-27.
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Mid t ie Katlonsl Collegia to
hi 1956 and 1959, loafed
th hi* first-round match,
M r Kelly W etl, Jr., OklaCity youngster, 0-1, 0-1.
fna Sabin of Portland, for.
National Indoor champ and
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At Kennel Club:
Yankees Draw
Censute From M o r e
Judge . Landis
Grand s’mi rung up his elghUi
victory of the aenaon ut tho Menfunl-Urlnndo K rnnrl Club last
night when be i.uliueed Smoky
Itangvr tu the wire to cop the fea
ture event from the 0-IUthe of a
mile 'jo «.
Despite Ihc fuel th a t Hon failed
dlrmally In bin lurt out, he went
to poet the odd* oil favorite a t 1
to 2.
Hm-. ky Hanger ji rubied an early
lead and nulled away from Grand
Hon on Ino hack stretch but the
Tarpenlng Kennel aco came on
at tho last turn to tak?_ the lead
to Gin tape.
The 5-0 ikublea combination
iiald off $51.20 with Tin Davis and
Armed Girl being the winning
greyhound*. Jovial Mlcawber and
Cay Johnny won the qulfllola, the
1*3 con.'il nation paying 130.60.
CHICAGO. Mar. 12,-OP)—Th«
New York Yankees draw rsnaur*
Tuesday from .Baseball
Conmi*»loner K. M. la n d la for their
method in signing
a
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U u n ts r L addl* . . l i f t
ft—I
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l l e n g t r ft.**. t . | ( | U u n l.r L addl,'
f f *,^LA•i . r J »\i*A f a.
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ump llisii
t-, V
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l i f t L U K N B I U ItfeV O K E H
G re y h o u n d
•
_n |
player, George Patareen, and fall
mother, and a ’ scout for the
Yankee* where! y Petersen was to
sign a contract with Bingham
ton, N. Y„ after hla graduation,
from high school In 1 9 4 0 . . .
Tha agreement, Landis said,
was kagt secret, and set July
P*lara«n. a pitchef, was Inducad COLOGNB ARI
to send Bing humton . a talawram
COLOGNE, O
rilin g hla term a far 1941. Bing. W —Karl Card
Hampton accepted, properly no-
TALI AIIA8SEK. Mar. 19-O P ,
—One hundred and 3ft. drivers’ IIcanaea w art revoked and 39 ware
suapendad In F etru ary . tha fltata
Highway • P atrol if ported Tuea.
1
a
day. N early. *11 the rrrocatlons
7 Dewar Milan were fur driving whlla Intoilcated.
I iltucy
RACK—Futurity;
Train
s Katra a**el,.l * O r m Clipper
e llsnnat**
Mess
I Ma tVIIUrd
KLDVKNTII HALT-—i-IS Mll«>
pl#e
7 Real Fir*
|l)u ln l,|* tlucr)
lark ' S Urnib r Mouulalu I slla h le n tf A nn* 4 F lash y llla rk RACE—l*l« Mil*;
nun*
fUO
I Mia* Dnyriia ;. u.. —n ly ..
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a iMekr Vir*
) l i „ ) S ail, r
T*-i**r«
t 1). Shot I Dul*y
* M r Sure***
.
N ew E w danU i
Dnuan c n iu v . z»w
•u U rlu f OlbrmlUr h a rt or In badly
L
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fcttig
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t
\
% • t -I*.
E s ta b lis h e d In 190S
HA N FO RD .
Labor Board
Of British For Defense
Takes Shape
'Snm Involved Is
; OverJSOO Million
N ation's Obligations
*To Be Reduced By
Abolit 25 Percent
S till uncon*clou». I>. I!. Reich,
e r l e n d »n • jiiiu rn liiim
n eg ro
■ re a t th e h o s p ita l in a •••n o n .
„ 'WASHINGTON Mar. I S . co n d itio n fo llo w in g *«j> n r riilin t
CAD— A U .1U .S U .M I anj , . t n ig h t In w h ich (lieu truck
jrarialiM i MU to carry for.
^ a r < th*
(w a m a n Nav,. collided w ith • fre ig h t l u u n id
th e A tU n tic C 'oari I Jin* Railr~ ‘r*cUa«
program
«M
ttuvl on f i e n r v . A venue, n houl
p n r m te d I s A * Um h (* j» y
th re e hlnckii fro m S m if o il A ve.
■ warn In* from
n u e. police r e p o rte d (hi? n f t e r .
com mind
noon.
JA at (ha critical world alia.
M r. H H e h e rt i» ueiil
•"
***** “* » y ronllnae t<* grim
M iffrrin ir fro m co n ctu en m of 'h e
w o n t for ooaia
Hair . lo
b ra in a n d (h e noun*,
in im nv
rerio u n co m litlo n . hav a fra c tu re d
••M W ——4ho largest ringle
•k till. T h e re a r e a p p a re n tly no
in te rn a l in ju rle * .
X r»>«_ w ere
boRdfng *** * UI *" f° r ' hlp
to k e n o f th e m en n l th e K crn n ld .
lu iu g h to n
M em o rial
lln u p ita l
V aS IU N G T O N .
M a r.
1;| Mr». R e ic h e rt a r riv e d
«t
lh.
7 ^ ^ — A h i g h A d m l n l a t m - b n a p lta l, fro m
T h o m a av ille
nl
t l o n o f f i c i a l d i s c l o s e d t o d a y noon to d ay .
The iccideiil
m -eunil
.lim it
t h a t t h e A r m y a n d t h r It* ,
c o n s tru c tio n F in a n c e C p n w ra u o n a r e n e g o tia tin g to nxi> um « b e t w e e n
S 3 0 0 .(K > n .o o n
• n d .W W O O .M O
w o rth
of
^
2TLs A.. f!"d of *,-3,s-
W A S H IN G T O N . M ai 13
P rv a ld cn t Ili i'MM’lt r c r n v t i l fro m
S e c r e ta r y P ci km* «n«l
Ih frn s a
D ire c to rs h n u d - m arnl H illm an
a sp e cific m*»iimi*iHlnli**n for a
u e d ia tio n In m i .I to hmiilli* th e
1 lab o r p lo t |i n i ' rvluteil
to the
d efe n se p ro g ta m
N o dr ta ils i n vthat lliey had
/u g g e s te il w en- a n n o u n c ril,
hut
Ml«n P e rk in .' t o l l i i p o r t e i s the
I mIi -a of a iiictln tlinn Ih.mh I w as
1 iu k in i; Milefin»te »)iu | h*
1 T lic
O f i lee
of
P im liiillu n
H n n ag en ien t
> o t« "tlii.\
k ep t a
a a l c h f u l ey e on tin s l u k i s i t .
la tio n in n a tio n a l ile f e ii'e m .
Ju O ric a to il a riru u m w l
th ro u g h
S idney H illm an . hm o « m l. i l m v.
to r, th a t tin* ilefeii'i- p iu g ru m
w as nut In'lfig se rio u sly h am p ered
I III In a n told a | im *h» e o iiln «*nre
d ia l he a n d
D irecto r
K nuds, n
.veie r v p lo iin g |ir«»|i«»*.il* fur (he
.•sta b lia h m rn t < t a n a tio n a l m e d ia lit’ti b o ard to handle s tr ik e sit
nation*. If su ch
a plan
vviir
a g re e d Upon, ha sa id , it could l*e
p ut
in to e f fe c t
1)
PlcM tlent
i l u o w r d l w ltlu u it Je
h g i'la tm n
A lso in W a sh in g tt n, le g u la
j i » to r e p ln e t th e A g f le u ltu ia l
•p a rt m en t s n u th o n t>
to n
net titr a te
guv i" liiiierit-ovv lied
•tton
w as N |i|ir m o | |»y th e
tiusc R a n k in g t \ n i i n i t lo U „
i a s p l a i n a d t l w t n e ( w tia |iu « ,
a b ly w o u ld c a ¥ • B rltla h Wwr
— llio Fro.ld.nt^ net.d y-U rd ity
i a a a k ln * f o r o s a p p r c p r la tk m
iM t r th , !«SMJ«ni- WUI t»»i
iwmOln, under tha control of the
United S to le , until It I, o n l y
fa r 'dUpooltloa, “It U tha fixed
p m ta of this fovam m ent tu
mole* fo r democraele, every ru n ,
plane and munition of w ar that
w , poaaUdy can."
Im portance of the meaxarr »•»■>
,»hown by th e feet th a t Tl w a,
i # d lo Die members before be.
In* referred to the A ppropriation,
Committee a , uxually !« done. An
apVnrepriaUon,
aub - tonim ittae
headed by R epre,,ntatlve Wood,
turn, Democrat, Virginia, » m Ic
hgtitl h e a rln j, on th* measure
tdnay under a prefram which
would briny It before the lloj.ie
early next week.
Donate leaders prepared to «.««
the loflaloMon a i
“ "
t h | H obs* acta,
pm red confident
*able
d a f m t " p a y .a x .w a g o " a n d
K U M U d g len l* w h ic h n o n . In.
'p litie n is t,
ra p o rta d ly
are
rn la g t o 'o f f e r . Borne le a d e rs
th e p n tlro m a t t e r c o u ld be
wood o f In leeo th a n a f o r t .
Iir> ’ KA'
1 .<•’*' ■" , . *
u d g e t D ire c to r H m lth m a d e
to rv co m m e n d a tlo M
In h is
m u n lc a tlo n d e r ig nod U In s u re
H H B i l ' iW M B f , >f sc .
u n d e r t h e m uH U M U lon d o lla r
id log. G o * w o u ld a llo w th e
lid e n t to t r a n x l b r a m a x im u m
! • n o rco n t o f th e m o n e r , a r .
feed f o r o n e c a te g o r y o f w a r .
t o n n e tlte r , p ro v id e d th e o r i .
il a m o n t O f tb # aeconrl h e m
w o o n t by tbo sh ift.
Birthday Dinner Is
a P U nnedB y Legion
A M ? M j T l j ^ » tew U l h a r , ao ' t ^ -
C a rr o ll I,
W ih o n ( r i u h t l ii
c c n if n itu ln tc d
l.y S . e r e l a r y
ol
C o m m eree J m * e .l»»nr. a f t e r W il
.o n liaik Ihe onlli id i f f l i c 111
W n .b llip tn u a* d i i e t l n i n t th e liu.
r e a u *tl fiu e ip h n o d il m e .lie ro m
in e rt.Tin* lu ile n u i- in ih t
c o m m e re e d e p n itm .-n l
learly
Is Raised For
Baseball Team
Nt* ut S|M »0 vv i»• . clIvtliH l
It n f a ) lot th
S .m fo itl h .i't-ttnll
tr a m I»\ t h r final!!* i* iin ilillrp
h ead ed l»v D r I T I * »« nr..I itu*
! r«*ntaii!*h'! of Dn niotte^ i* i v.
net t«*it |tt
in bv tuviioi n*va. D
<iki*« paid t«»di*y in rep**iliitg ;i
m e e tin g t f th e t o m i n l ll t e lit in*
iC K ft'ib t'l of t. t m iui i r e a t p UD
clock tiu iig h t
[ “ lie .Salvation
Arm y
h*ad*-r
At th e m e e tin g l*‘nig tit t*i**
l» inti*d n u t th a t m ure th an the
1K**«! »a» needed a , the annual * iimimH* •* for tli* d riv e i*» rv f.t i .
[buncot r t the local proirram I- •• I to o fg jtn t/e pbm * un*l a ll •
—mmvMMty- b.-a»ked . l i p . l t d tu l!jv , b ttik lo ll N l'y t
— V A M P B t A N I H N U r M ar. I » — UU.MJi T
t|Oi M il l!lg««l |o
a tte tld
'S o
(A*)— T h e ,d n licat d e u n fro m a to ro n lrlk u lr the Ill.bOO am i lb
•nt 'to g . |)i D'*~« •m il H r a . Id* I
c lo u d le ,, sk y an d a t an d b la ru d rrn u iin d .r of th e b u d e at.
vrl
r»r
“ Roll O u t th e ll a r te l W ednesday will be r n i.e d by o th er m e a n , ll.» t “ t h r r r drfiv-.itrlv
I.i f I*.ill iti Sanf< rd ................. ... • **
a , m ore th a n I.KM. f x ir-a k ln n n l du rin g the year. C a p t Ro#» . a i l
N|. inlier* i f tin eiim initt* • *h.»t
"M .
and
Mrs.
S an fo rd ia i.
N ew E n g la n d e r, piled o f f
five
• p e n a l t r a i n , ill a n o th e r
ina> , will you not dig down deep a id i« I . m eet ti'tilg h t f*ri T Hi
IS»p*. t . - o g .
n o v em en l o f th e f o r ty .th in ) divi give ii- l*i ge m c o n trib u tio n a . t I lly rd . II H
possible in o rd e r th a t y o u r fellow M a tf, t llo in e r I 'till* It I I*
sio n to ( a m p Ilia tiding
l o l l F ie ld .
N ed
S m ith .
Inly a few h o u r , behind th em r l ti i e n . have the n eceaaitle, ->f km
Holt. /.elt
R a tlif f
II
ca m e th e ir i-um ntuiiding u ffic c r, life and th ere fo re bo kept from •T Mi
t
.
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i
t
R
e
ilt
K
arl
T
u
rn
e
r
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N
MoJ. O en M o rtis It. P ay n e of • o ffe rin g ." Itoy W illiam ,, yeuernl
N
itv
m
a
n
N
N
t!
K
leniinv
\N
N
N ew l<ondi>ti, C onn., >ehi-dulrd to rh a in n a n i f the cam paign u n -e l
I M i l :ind M R S liit k * * 1
t a b , o y er th** rn m p lo*Jay in nur- i today
\ m e e tin g o f th e d i i t t 'o *
•I
Cf^Uon to Mui Hen J o h n r . Her*
flu tu i'e h n ll «lnt» i ' «*v i»« • I t
> U b ro m n • m i n of th e th irty
he r a ile d w ith in th e nev I I.
f l t t l divinion. by rriVHOii t f m u
to th r e e day**. Dr I k e * 'a i d . »
io rity in th e nerv ier
th e g ro u p
I*
I
m ' . i .ii I h IHi p
A n o th e r 204 of th em cam e b>
Iti.idphiiw 'a rvw ignalm ii la«t *•*•*•».
QlOtur convoy a f t e r 4>attllng anon
M o th u tte n tio n la b rin g a l . |. mm *' a v a c a n c y «»n tin tm ar I
a n d r»in» p a r t »f th e v%»y. T hey t r a e t i d fry th e d e m o n ,tr a tio n rd
* e r r the gUd<le«t tn nirivi* fur w ulerle,, ro o k in g co n d u cted at
tho«v who cam e on th e tra in * th e I’lg g ly W iggly S to re u t KiiM
ro d e in a te a n u h r a te d P ullm an*.
M re e t an d M a g n o lia A venue, It
II I 'u -k rtt, m a n a g e r, sa id to d a y ,
e x tr u d in g un in v ita tio n to h o u tr
W A S H IN G T O N . M ai 1:1 - • •*>
k e r p e is to ta k e a d v a n ta g e of
T r u e te r , cf the d a l e of Al
th.- o p p u r tu n ity to le a r n to cook
fled
I.. duPnnt ,lib in lttill I" tli'
th e u a t e i l r a a w a y In th e M a jra lir
I n t e r .ta l r
C om m erce
Comnu
W a t e r l e » C ookw are.
M l ,, M ild ird H e rm a n , food e x • inn y d r r d a y a plan of r i i ’i n 1
p e r t, I, c o n d u c tin g th e d em on- n a tio n for th e Florida Ka»t f'.o. >
•I r a t lull a n d ahoW I how to avoid Ita lla a y .
ICC b e a rin g , on iro rg an U n ti
" p it n o tc h in g ' and itirrln g ,
in
ad d itio n lo h u w to b a k e a n d r o a ,t pro p o sal, for the railro ad » • !
open Monday.
un to p o f n (lo v e .
A plan. prev»ou«ly subm itted
“ A ll th e hunxekeopora a tte n d in g
f>"
th e
fre e
d e m o n ,t r a t io n ,
a i r I, V Ib r tlrp o ill ro m m ltte i
M ii,in g a n u n u su a l o p p o r tu n ity to the iKilway'a fir»t and refund
a c q u ire e x p e r t, p r a c tic a l In fo rm a log m ortgage f> percent bond*. •«
tlo n on c o o k e ry a n d th e w ay to rte , A. w a i described by d u l* -"
r u t fu el c o sta and a t th e .a n te t r u . t r e , a* “ unround from boHi
lim e m a i n t h e food v a lu e , an d a financial and a ra ilro ad a ta 'id .
t b , fla v o r o f th e v a r io u s fo o d ,
p re p a re d ."
■ Yraterday’.
Idant If(cation
lartding Gels FivcP
More Troop Trains
Attention Drawn To
Food Demonstration
New 1'Iun For F. E. ( ’.
Kuilroad Submitted
M arine ‘Swallows’
V. Return Tp Springs
WAS THIS YOU?
Was Earl Yarn, ISO! Palnutto
Avcnu*.
At exacyly i;3 0 o'clock WHuosdayr afternoon you canto out
t f th . Triple “3" Groceteria,
turned to your rlgnt and a ,
C « passed B. L P erkin,
*nV Store, you spoke to
Kartrl* llouxhddrr wko , u
standing there.
You
then
turned the corner bp Touch,
ten’o Drug Store and walked
oonth on Magnolia ArorTur
You wore no l u t which tact
13.
m i
German Pilots Claim
f* *
A s s a u lts O n
b u rr And
^ litv s o lin i ( « h r s C f ■
r r a l s T 31 S a t u n f a y
T o “ D o So m H I m T
\E m « lm . nl o f (lie I l n t » h a a l
b lp l»\ Ih e I ’n ite tl S t a t e , C o n .
M M >-> m a k in g a p ro fo u n d imn tc a a ie i. in n il a t r a la o f ( i r r m a n
life a n d
n lim ietl Imp! n ig h t to
bt? th«- s u h jr c t v f D m m o st p c i .
ioua th o u g h t
Hut 11•• fin a l ttn a l)'* - ■•( all
av ailitl to t i in iu rn t is th a t at.y
tKina' t*o I n i t i 'l Stat**?* lin o do
to lo Ip lliitn in c a n n o t r h a n c f
th e f.o* i 'd * u rg e «»f th e ti*»
m a n i •»•..»! m nl voilitarv f..*t% '
tovam .i tit, "n ew Kur**|M a n **i.
tier**
■n n l hv Atlolf llitl**r
Th»* i • o in irn t. Istlli *ru»|.«*ff.
r ia l n I in fo rm a l. rcf1pe*«» l i r r .
m ail im*i " .t a lio n th a t th«- A uie«i
r u n dt >•- ton nia> h av e \n * l in i.
|o r ta n «
• n •m tnedlat'* tlr*vtl«»p
tv. •'
>r
City New firiefb
U h th g rt
•j----The Br
Baptist C
All o f th e te a c h e rs a n d princi
S a r a e x p ected to a tte n d the
ipo JBOotla g s a d d e le g ate ,
a v e boon nam ed la re p re se n t
aeh seneo) In th e county. Del*.
a te n -aC la rg * o r e i C. W. Isbilt.
V. A . T onga*, W . U Sleg. U E
Real s a d R. E- T ru e.
Repeoaentotive* o f
Bominol*
llg h School a | th e m ooting o re :
I. L M cK ay a n d K. E . G o W e ;
f th e
S an fo rd J u n io r High
c h e e i, M lm J a n e Rhoron and
floe M ary N ld tU ; o f th e B an.
n
" • r n lm r 'v
t - 'i U n
<rr—
it.w n N u r g
_I
M il
l‘rer,ifn -|tl rn,. hvuvnrot —Hi
v - t ‘.i m i l ) , it a t ,
•• “ i - -Wt iia V U
VI 1
b :
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(a ff ^ g M i- .in ia iw — 1| J
a lu A r -Mrwww
j l h u t i .i l . .1 V i . : , o tu m r * s t r w r &
'v . f h r i t e K. fttl.r.
J .u l
fthHhi
ii-m l r u n c h t-t it
fte rlin , •« th a t
tld rc a »n I hi •
Karly Settlement Of
Bus Strike Expected
N t'N
Ind*
i^til
V ' KK.
rl« r
.«Iio»ip |Miiut
toward a
U
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l u l l tin • k • pt " • jK ir a llt *1 th**
oougV'
IM a t
II f a r .
i* »' all* ltd
S t a n d i n g •*• t
« l N e w Y o r k I it*
a n d ll* * k o » i N,.v,k
\\rdnc**k»>
earl/
H l e u i e n t e l it | i * n p | H U t \V*»fkIJ nio ii
liik*
H g a iii't
M aiu
tita n '"
•*'*•
l*U'
line**
tl!*ft'|wvr«».
l«*r
t* r« r
Ribbons Are Awarded Entries In
Garden Club’s Annual Flower Show
I lie
■mru'W
«n.i .t r g
>
|f v t i i . o , O u r l r i v itm
r into
wh I
acomo-e
kN m aa.
W c ta ,
t a wm i i u l
(mmhr Attacks
By Italians Arc
IlnlM Rvf.'irek
(Governors ({uerietl On
“Jim (’row ( ’ur” I-aw
M .I N T tillM K K V H a l 13
.1*1
..o v e r n o i 1 1au k I h u m r a id lo .
■I . i be in w rilm g g o v e r n o r , of
III S o u th e r n . t a l i , tu a«k I i n n
■•p in io n ,
iv g a r d in g
ta lllltg
a
m .v llttg o f w tto lll r y g r o r i l l - lo
*M<-oiei a jo in t a r tiu n lo p r o lr . t
tin
m v I kiw*. law
r v iju in o g .
g i ’ v 'atio n o f ra re * i n r a i 'i u a d .
I I.A N T C IT Y . M ar. 13 — t S p e .
ria l i J . II
IN irtrr, P la n t C ity
b u -in e a a m a n . Iia, b e e n n a m e,l
lo o i r n a n t co lo n el u n th e , t a f f o f
C o -t-m o r H o llan d
l i e recelv eil
to- a p p o in tm e n t F rid a y
TAVARES RENAM ES
M AYOR
I A V A R E S , k la r
13 — IS p e , t a l l — M a y o r J II. P r e v a il a a a
i r e le c te d In th e c ity e le c tic n
T o e .d a y . w ith M r, K kl l ^ c e v . a r t f i r t l S d tllltU i 4* th** •**
J e i r v It. ilo o th . J r . a n d C C li*»e- fo r h i ' |m » r a h
t»*
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Two school holidays w ere «u. S ch o o l, W J . W e ll,
A co m p le te u ro g ra m
thurixed by th e Scm inule County
Schcol Board at U* meeting Wetneoday morning, one being Mai
21, to
enable priaclpel, a n j
te a c h e rs to attend the Florida
Education Association m eeting m
Tempo and the other h on K a ,lt >
holiday April 11, T. W. L aw ton,
school suporintewdonL said today.
"am
Br m i
Invasion ( oast
Also Attacked
Schools To Have Easter Holiday;
•>*ki that Nl!•»•*•!ini h%al Util M
in thr ir«iir*l •a' t**r f*»*
Close Mar. 21 For Education Meet Albania
fhrr iU/« lit* vl*»t. Ikror
already had
th* Italian |
and was beai
Gross sign.”
1
Jlo rr r b v n f a l Bndb*
ers A rr Ifsn l h i
L IN /, fit-tm a n ) , M ar. I 3 —
l/P > - 11it l« i k r> n o tr« t th«* N j u
c r l c b i n t i .i i t'liiiim rin o ra tin g
thv
tblr«t a nti iv «*r n ary **f th e f m « n
o f h h n a tiv e A i i 't i t* a i l h th r
R tir li I•\ p ri-d ic tin g (m in )’ m n
sp e e c h ni l .m i t h a t
(h r
w .,r
w ool- I »’inl in a t r r im n d o u v t i e r ,
m a n v icto ry m t u r in g th e iIi*y«-I«hi.
r a r n t »*l u " g r v n t r r t i n m a n > ”
Q rtoi'iM pilot a i r t u r n i n g fro m
raid** " m i K nirU nil rr|M*rt**«l t* n t
1 0 ,0 0 " • vpl Mvc a m i ii h i n d t.iry
Ibom h' "•••!• •11op|H*,| o n l.iv .’rp o l . in f f*» tin g ilc w tru rtii'n ev en
T aar«**l,'«c th a t n t C o \ e n t r y
J d r r f r r t m c In t h r K n rU m l u tn j.
■ p d * t o n v« hi* h MUS a ll h u t
WipOil "ill o n th«* n ig h t o f N o r.
t'omm iltce Tt» Meet
Tonight To Make '
Plans For D r iv e i
iab*VNr contracts anil
m an In this country.
b r .H
M ARCH
Nazi Victory Heaviest Raids O f
vroreseen By ___
T
,
1T *
Adolf Hitler War Launched Upon
?ryorMu?^.r u erm an y By British
Directors
Perkins,
Knudsen And Hill
man Submit Their
1 Ideas On (Question
Country Will Be Re| J le v e d Of P a rt
&
Burden Of Fil| linar W ar Orders
N o f f ic ia l a d d e d t h a t . t b i t
•a w a y m o n k
t h e Dr It u b
I b e rtU evw d D f ;J h a r c n a S u .
o f U telr o h l i f a t l p d , ' In t h i i
THURSDAY.
Contracts S e c r e t a r y
V
It*,
F L O R ID A
• M atured
2? w ith
-i-a k e rs
n - r l< N
John W.
( r r t on
h a - i—
f o r M ar
f*». SI a w l
e d u c a tio n a l h -odera •»
a n d I 'e U o ieeraitV o f
G lee C lu b , d iro c le d by
D e B ru y n . g iv in g a cooT h u rs d a y a f le n w o n .
a
with
Iflltv ho* •iheueeal
> w>t, So, form* |w i
1 . t r y tv, 'MO*iir%
>no**lt III 4/1 uff
wrfr
aw '«yu*ir, was
bolttrr thr m**f»k* »n.| |*#w-t tgr
ihly
iifu i n a i u
• th iU t h - Wr
o f ||l* I r " V * . RR*1 h r J r r U i r v I t •
k u m ilita ry lr««lvr» th a t h r « a .
I f t i W f S a tu r d a y aa*l th a t *b*p
ru u -t a r c m|*ll?h ***mctt»uisr bw(«***v
h r d e p a rt*
The Klorut ruURtrl ihflOl*. h#*iwn Tueoday »•
«ocrv*
Among those listed as apenken ad t h r K r u t i a # «*f •
a re Governor Holland. Dr. C. M a la r c o u a tr r- o f fe n * i« e
mwU
K **1
“ T h r I t a l t t l t s " t h r .p d e * r e u n
l o a a r i up. “ d k p U y r d f m t v .
tW itj y r r t r r d a y . h a r t a r a t t a c k - I
r v r r a ^ A U o a r t r v la h ^ u t I
aaOrr) fraat. sduff Km*
“
British Invasion
B arges D isc k m l
b i 'U l k t V . M a r
| t
llio .lt,
V ih a -s lla k a ,
in .
l a i g v .l p u l i t m l p a r ty in
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�GEIGER NAMED .
Chase Contributes c l aKISSIM
M EE, M ar. 16— (SfWt ) - Hush 3. Geiger, J r „ e r a *
Date
of
U
n in n lljr of Florida in
To Rollins College the I t'll rlat*.
has been appointed
iriW tn t pajchologlet a t the
Student Aid Fund Florida Industrial School for
Public h e a lth
m
tl, utterly outmoded and entirely Inadequate, could no
ger aerva to keep thla city In the rank* of a progrexalve community in no far aa medical facilities are con
cerned.
That It anfficed once waa due more to the fact that
a large part of the public vraa prejudiced agmlnat hospital*
and refused to u m them rather than that It wuh b ig
enough. Thla condition waa not peculiar to Sanford but waa
fairly general all over the United States. In recent yenra
the public Ja learning that modern h fgpltal* are lifo-aavera
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and
not ________ )ng trap*" us they were once known.
Thla fact )» Indicated by today'a announcement that
hoapltala were* used more in 1940 than In any previous
year. Th# number of hospital beda in actual uso Increased
last year tc 70JI percent from 69.2 percent tho year t«fore. while since 1933 it haa increased from 69.9 percent.
Thla doea not take Into consideration the fact that last
year alone there was an Increase of 66 registered hospitals
and 314219 hospital beds throughout the nation.
Nor doea thla mean that there la more illness today
tfo*n there waa a few years ago. On the contrary health
statistics show that with the Increased uso of hospitals
there (a actually less sickness. And tho de'ttli rate Ngures
show th at nowhere near so many peoplo dlu of c amnion
diseases which caused enormous casualties a few years ago
and that on the whole tho life expectancy of Ihe nverago
men baa greatly Increased.
IYBBSB r o B TODAY
Not so many years ago operations wern performed In
a c t u a l l y ’ h Av k
a tne home under poor lighting, sanitary and other condi-
C
IN -LlFEt Own saH
Items sgsis, P**«» b*
M say f s t k i r ta l k
bly be avoided. And the public as * wh- It- Is learning that
It la safer to go to tho hospital than to nmmin ut home
uiiJer such condlh'-ns.
• To be aura many people die in hospitals, but unfor
tunately it is loo often bccauac they have put off going to
tho hospital until too late. They are prictlcully deed when
they finally consent lo go there. Then ofion there is very
little which the hospital or the mcdirnl staff can do for
them. If they had coi ((ucred their untjlulkes ond gone
promptly at tho first suggestion of their doctor, their
case might never have In-come serious.
The public generally is learning this. And its n result
the demand for hospital belts Is Increasing. And os thla de
mand Increases, public h’enlth Improves and peoplo on the
average live longer.
Trained Men Needed
also to tho Increasing difficulty of finding cxpcrlcnct^l
toi TTo copo WIlH lfia traffic ittUItMHT.-----------------During tho depression when there were millions of
men unemployed, It was possible to obtain men of unusual
ability who were willing to accept employment at extreme
ly low salaries Imcutisc there was nothing else for them
to do. Many of them, men fully competent of filling Jobs
paying salaries twice os Urge, m ind thoir way Into tl-d
police departments, stale highway |tatrols and various fed
eral law enforcement agencies.
"National defense, la our numlwr one Job," says Nor
man Damon, director of tho Foundation, "and the nation’s
beat talent should go Into defense activities. Wo must
realise, however, every traffic officer and engineer taken
over by national defense and the military must Ihj replaced
and even more personnel added to solve the new problems
created' by the great volume of defense traffic being add
ed to our over-burdened facilities,
"Even without the drain of present skilled personnel
by national defense, a t least 13,000 additional specially
(t o
rom *
K iibl
titu.il
Bu jirrviii?
ft*i
I im innliatr produf-toh, Mil ^1*
l»F»«r Mr*. O'Neill i.rr |$rrfn'tly
happy hi Ihrlr n«:w homo thirty
lly Mr*. Irvla* Frlsbera
(riiilfn nuUiilo of Hnn Frain*l*V'>» Ed Ilor The I In aid:
IqIwI tintU Ihry frrl tin tirtfr to|
Dr. Phillip (love of New York rninr lo Nrw York the play will
P ta rtlra l rvii»orvallon i* teln g
University ha* been preparing hnvi- tu wall, and »o will lliin. rnrriral n u t In Svmlnol* County in
for Columbia Unlvcndly P it ** n ilum 11n m r .
ji oiniinrr liuit *boutd eiirely ahow
book mi im aginary voya/ra fs
Cllflun Frrflman, lunik rdllnri teru lla. llu rln tt th e |H i't JO day»
literature. A p art of the Imok
w IM tala have been killed,
ill
Tha Nrw York nml muilvr •■ialil
eomprlaea a rheck Hat of all
lioaidiei o th er prt-rlater* *uch a*
of
rerrntniiir*
for
"Inform
al
ntn
J
Imaginary voyage* th a t he hn*
tho
l-Hik i ppoaaum anil polvrata. T here 1* no
Ireen bide to find and here he I’lrn -r" , Un« Joirwi)
telling how much gum e thi* aloar
ha* transcribed the title page- rominltlvo of 1‘lti Beta Kuppa'a will aave fo r 111 one week in a
The edltrtr of Columbia'* “ Plvn. new* ipiarlrrly. The Reporter. voly ntr.nll area in one of our
aure* of Publishing” think* Hint The other imnilwr* of tho r o m . g o n e ivaervva eunaervation agents
Dorothy
Canfirl.t Intind three young di-er which had
In some of Iheaa title page* may in l ll m a rr
lie found the o rlftn of t^o pnh- Fiahrr, WUI II. It-iwr. Ilurton E, been killed and p a rtly ratetf hy
J.lvlngalnn
ami
Irlta
Van
U»rm. wrtdcaU.-TH- .-M* 1 \ >
llaher’a blurb. Jtera Is s aample:
T .,
According
To- (Wnaervation
"The True ftlatory of Hert. Onr o f thv lurrrlinna of this rym*
In ltlrr la tn rrcoimnvml laiok* A g iit
C. Iluward M pair of
rleUn da flellgarre. * woman In thv UU.UOO member* of Ihe
b u n l a great-. caUmlLitl, P dlf- Rht-Hvh* Ki»pitSf-ffow --w*uW*v'l iiuall hove ajrruily been turned
Toote UT t.jVell.'snauiVii’ trrm n ry 7
trraaed virgin, happy wife, and you think that pimple
who-e
With Ihe projrer co-operatloit
must afflicted moUter, hei In- avholaruhlp haa warnvil for lln-nv
tender! voyage with her pnr-nle the Phi llrta Kappa key waulJ of our HKirtemrn, the general
pul
lie anil the rn u rt!, Hemlnole
to Ihe E ast Indies) hvr being F t able tn chooir hooka withoul
County -hmilil become the inecta
taken hy p irates; her mother's help
of »port'on n, c-pecinlly our tour
death on tha high aeaa; being
ita d e Marohnnt, *‘*hr1t*-r report
shipwrecked
on
th r
ruast e r" of The l.nmlon Dally E*- ist fishrrmati for In no place In
of
H 'o m b a y
w h e re
her preea, la the author of “Wo. ll.e Knnlli m n th»re ie found
father and efl Ut*
crew m m U nduanlrd". arhnlulnl for u e tr r lielter eulteii to the black
perished, save herself and two Immediate publirathm ly Duell, b.i>« and perrh.
seilora, one of them attem pted Hloan amt Pro tee. Il ie Ihe rrher ruin, the other striving lo
Victor Check
oppose him lost hie li'o , her
In-lng rescued by eight Indiana,
where one of them tho’ n pagan,
fired with resentment, plungad
Ms jevelln through tho vltlien’e
Iteart, and carried her lo th rlr
mai ter’* house, where she ante
used with g reat tenderer** and
afterw ards married to ihe Han.
yan, who alm ost adored her, but
not bell n able to I r-ng her ta
h it w ay of worship, and one day
The Sanford
RookH And Authors
Forum
Deep Routh of today.
CAM, THE WORLD. Dy John
Jinnlng*. A novel about a man
who wa* rail)lrred unjustly lrom
the American Army during the
War of 1M13 and became n aolCAPTAIN PAUL. By Com- dler of.fortune In Mouth America
mundar Edward
Ellaberg.
A under Dollvr.r and Man Martin.
JACKSONVILLE, Mar. 16-
Camp Blending, and tha Army
will be spending $36,000 a day,
or more than $9,000,000 a year,
for food BUppIlea.
Dtree tot Wilson* second pm.
pose I is that load-weights fw
tracks b*;n W i , ' J B E B i f i K
ture t« permit trucks cnrrylng
navel about John Paul Jones,
- UP AT T1IF- VILLA. By. W,
Somerset Moughma.
A
short
navel of a beautiful woman's
Indiscretion and Ita effect on tbi
Urea of three nun who lava
tier.
MANIIOLD. By Phyllla B*ntA elary *el tn Yurkatlr* In
olghteenlli century.
Chsrleetoolsni, was active In eo*
UbIUhbut ns a community and
professional
theatre.
Although
“II lllton Mead" Is
btr
first
novel, Mies Pinckney I* known
ALL ABOARD FOIL ARARAT.
Of II. CL Wella. The story of e
modem ark ikt-lgm-d by Mr.
Noah Lanimock far the purpose
of rescuing the beet nf mankind
from tlic new flood of war and
hormr.
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MEN OF THE MOUNTAINS.
By Jr**o Stuart. Short atorlea
a( rural- Kentucky.
Daps a t Marianna. In addition to
WINTER PARK. Mur. 1 * - ) other duties he will a ft.a a edvtage
(Special)—On* of the ccnlribu. in vocational guidance and m enial
hyfcictir. helping txrye obtain a
tors lo lb* $JOO.OCO Orange Coun (urnvoful readjustm ent In their
ty .‘■'Iorient AH Ftrhd for Rol tr u le of living.
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lins College la S. O. Chase, prom
inent Sanford fruilpacWer, who
took p ari in the ilriva 60 year*
ago hy which W inter Park gal
Rollins.
A t Ihe most recent rrp o rt ijceU
Ing of w orken in th» current
rsm pali.n, a total of fflii.OOO wui
announced. This Incluilesi a con
tingent g ift of I'rO.OOt) made for
the ron struct! in of l!ir main build*
Ing of Ihe Student K rrreatto n .
Center, and subject In cancella
tion if tl*e entire fund is riot *ubscribed within a rrarenable lime.
Mr. Chase wrote In I’ro fis s .r
A. J. Ilanna of Utllitt-:
"I want lo participate in the
Rollins College Orange
roimty
d'lve and ttusl Ihe enclosed rim I;
f
tier? I ■)«. I# I f f J
»
will la acceptable.
"I participated In the original !• Smtihrm Thin P«k
l>cii*|0
drive u hich landed Itallins College you an miui! iuifftmr wiilt a Southin W inter Park and hope to ren. rrn biHit'Cvtifcl
Ilnue In help in a small way from .
litre tn time."
Prefer sor Hanna, in a recent'
article )n ihe Orlando 'Sentinel,
described Ihe newspaper dir.cn*. I
sion in 1886 "when Winter Path [
assembled the then and itill co
lossal Him <rf $111,18(1—an nmount
eonside-nhly in eaetss of tho in. f
duecnienlfi of Jnrk*nnvlllr, |H y - !
term Iloncb, (Panee City, and
Mount Horn—and brought to .
Orange county the slate's first ^
standard eolleyr."
‘‘Newspapers of Orange C ity ,
ntid Jacksonville," it continued,
"iver*1 not n liille Miter over I ho I
llluntpb of W iiit-r Park. The j
.Smith Florida Times of Ihe ‘for 2. Im c rtifw rf: l l o V tin ynu d a
mer village
ilcsc'llred
W inlrr rttgilMfii If I may, IVl like in i«k what
Park es o 'pine" surrounded by >*011 think of Sourhr m Twin I’aiJi
*<taiypa’ where ‘nine month* out 2-in-! Ilrrail?
of th e .year the hooting curia hoot |
In th" pew families (hot will for-j llrn tm -ffc : IT***7, l tbimlt ueapphtg
ever tie'~l!ur i'nty~tntrTT_t 1nnls.‘ *keif # teei -of~ee4d4e~brtml « r bmf~
"It w as admitted hy the Florida 4 toe/ • / u t w t b rteil together it 4
TinuiuUnion of Jacksonville that I merer.*0171 M rs fo r it g ire t 4 fwf/rttr
W inter Park was a very pleasant s I i» * * li fo r the i erne fir i n . It
loeitlm lull Ihnl paper r e m itte d ' money too. for before T trim Fork
*tHist a largo sum i f nionrv la to 2-im-l, I 1*1 to buy e u M e fo sf of
be th'own awra{- in huihllng a fd ib kind end t!*e let! fe w tfiewt bed
irhmdhnuse where Ihene are not to be tb ro u n ettey betsMie they got
i tele.
_
enough pupils to fill it."
"The friendly Sanford Herald
I, ok the Jacksonville paper n
task hr iteserlhlme Its lndup->mrnt
V i just a h 'u t sufficient tn I uy a
hell' ond shamed Ihe 'rich n r . ,
trnpoli* for allowing ‘ a little
rltlago. like Del.and In outbid It
fur the llaptlst Female hen.ipnry.' "1
'
FREE
PICKUP AND
— DELIVERY—
Your old rug* can
be made to look
like
nrw
again!
®*II
rug*
AntklpsUag the
lading
mag*.
ho«UUlUa la
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U r f " * 1** *, Php*-
Phone 175
SEMINOLE
COUNTY
LAUNDRY
4. Interviewer: And ibeie't a fan
that ihtxiiandi nf lurnKwlvei agree
>uh- Rut Southern Twin Pack 3-In-1
Dread offer* you more rhair that, fofl
il ii a hrratl with a finer crxrure and
a lireail that m y* ovrn frn h btcauM
| it ii T w in-Pstked.'' AA four gtuckr
(nr Rouihtra Twin Pack 3-in-1 •thaeil
rmlay.
• t
Rtrab sandwiches and Ham.
burgrra are abet nur apedalty.
For n delightful tre a t nunc
on mil to
ANGEL’S
EAT SHACK
Sanford Avenue Jast Off Ol
Oenees Arcane
TIFFANY THAYER'S MONA
IJ3A . Or Tiffany Thayer. A
Dor el which ft II* the story .nf
Mopa Uoa and explains why she
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Uqnor Store
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i a>* m o . i j ii r t s t i * enough j . t m l,
cleaned
Ms In 1027. end she h$t had
various
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jutbrr lamer'wtirP111prefer itf*v—
for a* low a . $ 1 .0(1!
spublished
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try Harper and Broth.
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■Social
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Th.
T e le p h o n e
its
Calehda,p-^Meeting
l° e
C FF.. E r»n»,
vent, r r iitb
Mont
C.
t b ttrr a r of MontTerde School, wet: I ho principal
FRID A Y , .
the
L Will ipeeker » t the meeting i f the
Junior High School P. T. A. In
South
.
Friday evening i t 7:91 the - auditorium Tumulty evening.
H li enbject
was "The
Over.
t l public I*'Invited.
' 1* of the Sanford Privileged Child."
The meeting w it c pencil bv
will meet a t the
America'",
A. C. M eriwether, tinging “C o ir B leu
.venue e t 11:30 A. M. followed by the Lord'* prayer.
be » luncheon end Mra. D a m n weorrpanicti at the
piano.
■ in Orlando. .
II. E. M orrit, principal of the
U r ■m eeting of tlio
• - D em om tretlon tchool, introduced the tpcaker.
Attendance
prim for the moat
t e t the heme of
fo ttb rj 1910 r - r h rfiolbere a n d 'fn th rr* preterit wept
in. W. B. Brin ion, to M in Mary Nickel'* room. The
1:80 P. M.
< m eeting w lp aleo in obacrvance of
of the Benford Father*' Night.
will meet e t the
Ilefreihm enlt wrre nerve, I hy
. Henry McLaulln. Ike hoeteveei inrluiling Mra. R.
„ t Nineteenth BUeet, W. L olling. Mrt.
I,. Ilnwklnx
M. The hoi tree will be Connelly, Mrt. Gertrude Page,
Of the program . “ P ro. Mra, A. L. CuNum, Mrt, M. I..
nd Cere of A telee i . Reborn, Mm. W. V l.ovell, Mrt.
II. |„
bin Io n e meeting th 0** Dorothy Corrmli. Mm.
Will drive to the Beard, M rt. ft. Z. Johntun, h>.,
T ie Boom In Or- *hd k in . McMillan
n a Is
r s o
'
■ will continue
C ru n in the Wo: f n m 0:30 A. M.
o’clock.
. the eerlei of bridge
M n . C heriei Gcliler
; be held e t 2:30
rub home. R eier.
be mode ftr u ,e *
M. Vf- Deerlio,
r Denton or Mr*. TV.
hoeteeiei.
Die Herrlaon Chepter
ill meet et the
Tunnlcllffe
~ U . Mm. W. B. B elle rd
i n . M tnlck will be
h o ite iie i. All vlaiting
ere Invited to ettend.
, ,lfi Service tlnild cf the
it Church will meet et
of M n. M. B. Smith,
Drive e t 3:00 P. M.
meeting.
regularr m
<
T HOMEDAY
W/onun’l Auxiliary and
Cu m
of
Holy
Croat
Church will meet In
•y
^s-
F l o r id a
■
A rtists For Civic
Safety Discussed
U y C lu b S p e a k e r
Music Series Told
_____
The
14M Music
Evans Speaks At
p L V t-S
f
s a n f o iid
-
• >
m n sA N F onn n E n A i.n .
A ctivities
-f
“
pare thrmi
I
iv r*
L- V
.n
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\&£SSL!L'tSk
7 '.
-
M itt Arlene tlirh tir of Jail.tonvillr it the g uett of her pa
rent t, Mr a tot Mrt. Ilin ry lEich
te r.
Friends of Mrv ('■ A Anderson,
Control
Flotilla
Civic
\ ^ a'iji'n n i- eorulucting
It th UDtlTlnl
r. i in be rah ip
frwihmtitli*. rontinilinr «d nn ice
i anil iw ci't t’t'iii -»• wt i t »\ * i i >
11m• i •111. a ifir
m t. it i: n.
“Amrrica ban the greate*! nun:, tin* haat^RDi'^
r nf uutnninhih'ri in the world I Mrs, Ctilchniph, ,Mi- Ft t i -ofi the me mb* 1 » I
.MtMlV, M
\
Ml*.
It
t
mill the g re atest iiiimher of tnil«*a I
i'"nil 1>11t 1 »
M...
« ' toad. Mm, T. V. .Moon' stated | Gnrdnier, Mi * II I*
t. I ......1
liumhli \ . Mi
Mi*.
X
V
.
t
II
to her talk on B a fity a t the Wo
...........
m a n ' Club ye*ten!ay afternoon, ’ XUn-inml, Mr-* 11;i inl>, M - 1
Mi# S (
1'.nt i
'"■.hereby giving to Am eiien the Sytrondxt
Mr*. Thro Mill *. M
V\
t i'i nit'Ht priv ate
tranaportntion )
s in in the world. Mrs. Moore, I Vance, Mra. Jael i 'it it Safety C haim an fui the | Ji nef, Mif, t'ngle
i t» m l Ked< ration of W omen s Mrt V l» M il'll. \1 1
f
r
•. wan introduced by Mrs [
!.'-ilpb Austin .^niilh, fi»»t vice: Sm ith nn I Sin Icy M«pk-nn
» i*l*'iit t f the Fotleralion,
In I’,f 111* Mr*. Mimre con1 **th« re were H p i m p k ’
t
J r., will r e g n t to lent n of |,t r
1
1 ,m 1 n ‘ • l ' ‘ '»dent o f |
illneAA a t her home on F r e i u h '} 1" ,1
nnim m im l th a t kilh.l m aeeid**ntA of nil kinds in
Wo ranuut
idume
Avenue.
*’*'
Fhdn I Iplim
Sxmphonjr mo i.leu
M M horler.
*
Ll I > |’0*tl - tl»
. 1 Al. •>{ I 1*4
i
mmpui n tin- v i *V with headq u irt et !<vcm£ I in Km rn JR-A on
the tin itni 11 nf il,>- AngoNlt
Hotel m kltliMi!.! *| In- tlnvf* wn.H
f rrnnlK nfii i *-I Monday ninht nt
»* d*f»n , im f mi :it i!i ! olonial
Orange C.lmt 11*<t>*t when* HOO
wtiiki’1 with
n’.ttive* frtm
l l m ilom ulim emm . im itu* inrinding Snnftn I f
| U vlr tn■trwcf i« rn f*»r - ci m mg
emberI.
* \\ ' 1 *u '
1 ’ »*s.
t * t boao present:
Mrs. Hi’ck Is Hostess
To Circle Members
n c e llin g In the
nmvje
gntm
played d u rin g the 'o rm i li -m IU
M m. U.
E.
.1oflei t’a m oron, M rt.
r n M, Mr i. Colclough,
i , Mrt. A. C. MerL
S tiu iilrn m lrt,
M rt.
n. Mrs ilitty D«tti,
i
n \
•
I li t " u r t r y , M m. 8 .
'I - .1. It
I
U
Cochran,
I, lltni, Mm. A . B.
Mitt tu ll nnd
M rt.
I’OS (’ART
.MACICIAN
Ham. Egg Supper
(iiven Hy ( ’mine'!
VI
- 111! 1 111 M \ It Y SCH OOL
I 1.1. \ . m iim ii i *—Ti»» P. K<
tin t i»
—i m i .n u t : * !•»
d h
Memhen* of the A- -end h * ’ i
Prvlieatra, with I 'uiretie Ormandy H I** nn the truck
drivers
t'ouneil
\»t i. !
flttiluilllt' 4 .m’.l , «4|ie of the
I n . diixe a entirely,''
she (iofl Missiunmy
headline t 1 i;n! » ?i • f t the feuihi I. 'i! i« the owner* t*f prix'ute eiilerliibietl nf line hooM- «•f Mr 1
Wnidi In f*ton, p r , ( are reginterv d i timing m u ."
nml
Mra.
W
1
M
i
1
4
i
f
onj
I -* iin do lev who lire aUo
to
even j
n t the Valdez Hotel f, r a few
I I’m* 1in h i't' y will no! tolerate Mellonvlllo Avenue ‘t‘u«•
Th" f It..•! m
l flvTw MM' ntmg with a him nml .
Mipiu■*
daya, before g.mig to Miami They am an nmiuri'd Item u In* h iht*
.i,ii di tvei a amt method*
u l.
Thank
lin in g ll>4l) ernoigh j,ample MTvrd tnfidelin
' n ’ i '
miidf> at
nrh nUo visiting .M Ihix*-. uieees.
was returned hy 11. l:, t (ic iei
Mrs J. t Hull m i.I Mm. V\ h. l **■' l b’ ■ «'l »'"■ <mTI]UllL‘l1 on 1 in*on the ages of IH oml UT Jam es
sv*t "d"v ......... , \v
i , Kir A. - Mi' killed, t«» fill a whole diviBetts.
Following ahp|a 1t 11 . i a•g«11eit
H'U
I lag *•tu f, Ann
Jnirik"(iTi, *»mi f the V, S A m y , or mole
^*
a 1‘Im’i In*' if, ct n- ' 1.in wore killed in Europe for business meeting urt* InM with
Mr. nnd Mi* 1 itrmiri.nl IS\r,i iij,|ir,,
• 11 - 'i * 111. li"1itm' i . Jan ih-- -aiur pc’ loti, w hite they m e Mra 1 N Miller pin om e, atnl
1 ll i i
w ere lunchruli g iie .ls ,.r Mr nml i'1
•I I!■» 1 »i I
('ro<i*'a, **• »i nor n busineNA of killing, the assembly »mgmg
i W!■ere Vou Want Mn l.i i; ‘
1T « " .
K t. id ■I t dit lured
Mr*. L'lnrk liriltith at th.- A nn . ' " ' '
Kt In*!
bail mi if .i,|
• m iu l .
"id
i be National hafaty ( Tnun il ' !ie\
h»
'll II1D B ,
hilt U ntil m Orlnml,, yrslrnl.iy
M i.
11it'!*’ ;utd I
*
!< n"
Xathan m if n , fhe I*aid. '*lha1 woinoii I ^ ■ iduiof fi
In th r nflrniiHtn tti.y w itn i" ,il Mil
t .k
m>l I rib fiJi S |get 11, vtf*w
• Munition d tlie arifest tlrivei a, ,
. 1111 nih it i
th r g tu ir
th r U n -lim g . |
J
' 1
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Hi \ ih»w*ky, I i u ninvibi r, if you ilrivi* TO *
ton Nutionnln
nml
H,.
I
■l"1 i1'il - ,itil N« niiiiinff, m Ii an hum, ynu will never like i ■*••('■Ol 1 won i il u r k t.in n l', i„ « i „ |, it,( > . ilH .......
f,r,'rM nri' 1 h H. i
1 . Snlft 1 i
i uoert t u iii'li th" age of 7!’ year*
tiid Hudson |"t, h
,
H. fi -rgel our eiun |«**ie* on
i imiiil i«■'■*• In i
rMld
\ . i'i *i»ihii j and
the P ariih IIou.c nt :t;3n p m
I )eeretary \\ i
d
H
hn
liwU
N
For
thn*
i**u*oit
\
i
u,i
!
ulei
tlancing.
The II. F. Cluh will meet wit'i
d
K■11a km
law l nil, I'oat has mhled u cbaptei , the la tt i'i nn nt it, i
Mrt. E. J . Routh f«r n 0:00
e 4 T'u11 in ti| i. i* S*in* •ut Highway ('ouitesy to her i imk I ivi re til ro ,-t ,| 4iik | i
o'clock dinner.
cIomhI with ii
|-r.i>*
,Ml s"h« t h i p t a i i i | u i i g n i 1 1 1i|iiello
' The program meeting „ f ih ■i
llo >|tiukri filed th*1 huii-oitni* Janit",
‘ 4 » H* oil p. M.
IV om tn'l M ittionnrv Soil' tv nf I
Thn e pit i ni t i , I
J<! 1* h In. h iiino in) f*I-•»> of a miniBtcr In hu* jm i ii ft oi i urm mg
a te*l •Mm I R I; tt M,| ,
the F lr it O epllit Churcn nil] t)C | Miss MuMtui K 't n d w .-m ,,
"•U
i'i- d i or (he n lo i o i'
tainrd
HitntomlmiA
u,
11
.,•
lit.
held ' J i t the church nt :i:M) |>
i
•1 '
• III 10 will In k' "W hin tinveting 4U mile* M i' T »: Mill, i M
We Meet (I M W ill is. Mi find Mi
M. Clefle Six will in- n, chnrge, Monthly Hi nlgr Club m [wt »„,JM
' ■'
-• I M -"l.i to on bum sing 'Shall
last
evening
(
mnatmu*.
un.!
na|
.
"A n U rgent Gotpel —
of
1 ' ' 'll IMl; NOft- H' ' "iid Idle River At f*0 miles It Iteliltin, Ml .ir d Ml
i-i 'I r ,t. ..mi
i
Homeland” will lie 1iir* tuple. dnigons «, i.
i n
-i I'lotly on “. *-1" “ mo Ini Hu! a Ktt'iijiget I. Hod sou. Mi ,111■( Mi
W-.V
t* *
th**
living
loom
of
Mi
.
j \]
y.
Sunbeam*. Ju n icr ll. A '- nml
• mu i* tiro h • IInnv4n I- M> II mill'' At H an i on. Mi
homo
whore
tho
gm
wi,
|dny«l
1
Siaioi
My
tool
|o
T
ier
At
Mere hind, Mi ai,
Mi
\|
Ju n io r R. A.’* will meet et thn
■iiomlwn-s
V
'
i
.'C i
At the onnolusio ni it, t .me
Im N iatnig I‘he Poll and Smith, Mr
arid
\|i
ianie lime.
Pertnnnl
W m hert
11 1 '* Huii H.t-r may •
U
iN
'd
‘■.iim
Re
hiime
At
70,
'When
|
t'ooke,
Mi
and
Mi
group will m ert with M n, .1 T Miri Jllllo Shilton \V I- f.iutnl f ,
' .........
"
•M l
Ut
n «. *r.
\\
Denton In the T. F. I Cl«»« ho high bfiTii ami w ooiw 1 iwu
1■ l 1 k fim-pit ( *' R* ll I ■ Called Cp V*'tuU f Mr*. H (/ | ,.11, ||f ,,,
Xi/ttem't'r
o
iwj
novel kerchief'
I 11 H« I Iim
At 7f». *t **id, I ni Hull, Mi** k ll m ,
room preceding th r mectini’
1
*
1
*
1
o
't
ilted
in
J
i "limy Home And »l you lin i- liS M Rn |U1, ,j \|,
|
Sewing nettiitn . will <>,m inor
The h o lt sa 'i i \ t d te lle Mi
r
w
'
H
i
^
T/a-te > A v
H i' ' ng a versr of ’The Vaoant Mr* Hi* 11, | i...|
fe r the Red C ru t. in tli>> W o. n u n ts to tile folios m g
-I I
"« will No jt|ifirti|i| lair
I Floyd
man'n Club from h:JU A. M. un
Miss Shill nti, Mh*
Ma• i im I ' ifl c l i s
a i c . l u r s H a v e 1 I !»•
till, was I'teicdiil t.y a
Also, At r
|.;
til 11:30 o'clock.
Adams, M o Miirgut rile lugl. \
M- I
1 m e i i'tl I )i>h S u p p e r k 11 I'i'U’inm, ''pxiiMiiid hy M i" M as Annu l'.ri|
Miss Mtug m e i liiiT/, M i" * |cr.
TUESDAY
I
ItmfiUi,
httfidy
t
hull
m.in
W
y
leru*
\\
,|
.
'!
Sewing eru io n x will hr iii'1,1 Jarir Coghuiii and Mi--* ' l n \
■M' *
R Mriw m ii | pi I - ah d in Miller, M.
f| . i
Mi-for the Bed Cron, in tin Wo- Chapman, m em hei', a n l
•'
u
........f
Mi
*
s
H
HighSi,
Ha
Mn.
I
man'* Club from 2:30 I’ M un. C rrrlia Trulm k ami M*
C.uli
i
"• mil
itilfodmod
Mi- Rill. \|,
, ,
] Palmer, guest*
til C:30 P. M.
•
i iib id'u aiiliouihitl the until- t.eola It,
M.i
•
ii Hu |iio g tu a , wtiuh ion 'l.ia n
\]< | ,
i' i of in i' hiii cpiImi ■ siiunirhy . I' ♦-g g
j M. H i
I M \in n ia g i1, u* i «mi|‘aiio *1 at MtT7<hln- \j |
M | 'm I'V Mi*». \lary R* Idm ' |, , ( Frankli
M. I . .
•f
M
J"M‘« Mhiddin • ul> hum d |,.f|a R.d„ h M Ir*1a•
C i t na 11 x*ii h h d.mi will* Mi' Juun*, St "i r
it 4
i -- Ulii at flu- |tian •
Out of f,,4l„ ,
,
M»
Mooli* |i |’’-rn t”d Vf i h C o Rev j ip. | M,. ......
I ' iwmoi wnji a •* till au h *d an of Ah vandi i <. \\
\
|fti«inf' n
ha'Ii Mi h
M\ »11
Cail \ |{, lM ,| , ,
?(r sari I 1 l.ud i ut iiir th, f.
l» i and ,1. *
•H |ai 11'• .i* i!a >n mi Noti uni All n| •'»'» H>ml. M.
Wrrh M* |**m« ii tu tmtf Ri’ I
#11(4 I ■i In Mi . \V M Simtl, I
.
• huiraain ul th. air «uimaitl*t |
.*
*V »
.
* ( In i
| ifc s » *
Tin" *■ fil i i rii xi . ►
. \! • .1I 1 nf Hie U in.in
Tin i hill wa di i in aii d lor tli I
1
I M.
■ |j 1
!
n y, i in|> m »
• e r p i xx t Ii fall Ihi 'k* 3ri • f wild {
j'liim M >v • in all I jii i ane. im ut* ( 1
\
M*
•
Mii 1"'lie Hnh't
1• il.o Mi W 11 1In* 1.
’«* l •-f liFulem l to tea tul le ««-•'Ii •■VC*! lf«ni " if h a lai i' «l"f It
I
ll A l’I'V
;n If I Ii i> \ v
un M iijitux, Mi- 1 1!
Cuy I > \\ ..,. j
fi'Hleieil x ilh a liovi'l ni inng> |
V l*nt if mm t ! pi n I'Milling h a
were Mia If I Holly and Mi*
FN ^ P A l L l s i S .
U\ P Itulif mmi
The n m r u i p Iin** xxii*. tern
\ \
I'ianl of Ih■ l-' Hid ni• nil** i tin
•’iih' of f u i - and 4hitirrmn < f' Mi
\ .•|,
\\ ,!
i h h wet tii'n
i *rg . a
|r
that will lead (he Ku*tcr Pantile
•i
Hosft
w u* hid-d Mi'* In nr | m M H. , t
Hinton Mr* U H M* <«K Mr- ............. . Mm
NtYtt [QUIIKO!
W, p JtnliMiui.i and Mi* J I - mu |f .4j m
NAVV1
Newby
(» * |
{
A’^ h lin g in 'e l vmg well Mia « ,j ,,, , , ji,,.
H O SE I
C, J N’i |-4>ri. M»' John Matin. |
| ,.fi(j .
I’OWDER BLUE!
'Ir* M A Vi li ingtin and Mt' Mi am .
BEIGE1 i
W. h HimRon The rleratfl thin |*|X i |> \4V M»- 1 ». . H u
ORCHID!
•’41frin11f11e win gr mpoweil df Mi# \n mi. t • Hng u ' i, |. i ,
I, T Newby and M»r
W I.
I<*f’ w.
Hill h> ,\T1 Hill
(‘miftrr
.11*
Hi . 1 il ll Molii U> 1 j Me
A
huge
number
of
person'
ut.
X
X
"1 k *'f 1he err i. r.»
H u n d r e d , o f D re s s e s . , A rio t o f b e a u tif u l c o lo r .
tunded Llie talk I y Ml# Moore ami nnnifb
nnnif h
X(Mil tig 111
ii'k
ths
t«
u
which
wu*
given
la
her
^hut
in*
l lu* n« xi ,ne « 1,»i,r
. . E v e ry d r e s s a to p
. . E v e ry s ty le b ra n d new
— —
Mr. nnd Mi .
II. T
Pavia
*.r
*
'/ //
i
Miss Estridge Is
Hostess To Club
c
i
7^f
i
In full swing at the
Hollywood Shop . . . with
5 Colors
IT
F,ast Times
IMrs. W illiam-- T(.||s
if'gill 1'si's (II Time
Today
honor, fjural* from mil *pf imvtillo unh Mr
“ H o lly w o o d S h o p " v a lu e .
—
h
FLEET’S IN!
DON’T FORGET!
*
S f f o u r new N a u llr a 1
m o u ses.
’*• f t f
. . .
8 id U
,
,ru v
Nary!
e rn
to
honor
au
H IA kT -T H IO B t
• n d HOOP.itATI
•••ROMANCl and
LAU0HU
S k i r l s , N a u tic a l Ja c k *
S la c k
tb a
•
Hosiery • • • Nylons,
L35. SUk 40c to $1
Blouses. . . 1.00 and
1.98
Skirts . . . 1.00 and
*
m
j&cksto • • « Flannels
N and Plaids 2.98
S u its ... F la n n els
and Luana Cloths
\
VVii
mcludnl wt,men fu.m ...............
2lfiU Flm Ax. nut .St nli iu* »
Oviotlo, Rt Cloud, Wmtei l*urk, i i - u * i.
| mm,j ,,,(
Orlando nml K intu.
■mt-nt* >rr,,-,it by |4i- Imbral o'
i'll-'t-llt v• •■11 l|i
Iim • i- m
•Mr- D S V. SlHCi, Mi >i 11 lx
MrNal, Mi . U |- V«' ■- ‘ -ii, Mi
if F Roll, M i. Null JliiH Mi •
|M M
Fi- Mr. M ( If ,
I *un. Ml r W iDlarii. mi«J
M
S ir. \V. A. t'ajeic, rir-J y r lr ttr d Keel
Friday & Saturday Kuttred I'rc aidcnl
Honored Hy Class
Double Program
in
N a u tic a l
\V
pra.ldi-nt, p ir.ld w l u v rr the bu«in rai tn crlin x
of th.A ta ria n
C la n of th r F l r i t lia p ti.t Church
T uetday evening In the ant>r>,
w ith Mr*. G. C. David, Mr* A I.
HUccy, Mr*. Rear! David and M i..
Lcmrinr lic it a . ho.tr.*«*. Tiuroom a n dreorated w ith polled
plant* and cut flo w n * , carry in g
out a St, I’a trlrk ■ color Ihem r
Mm. J. T. H ardy
prravntad
th# devotional, alrtaaljic, "dcing
’ for Othrrc ' The ate rotary
r»C rted th a t approxim ately |4 0
1 been tu rn ed in from tb a rlaaa
' l*w «rd tba J e t t on tba B aptlat
orphanage in A rcadia.
O th e r
roperta w rre given by th« varloua
° f f l e a n and plana fo r mem 'jcra
to preaent a program
a t the
P r tW r oenrlca n e x t weak were
raada. The rrae tln g wa* cloaed
w ith a p ra y e r by Mra. J . H.
CoWtouch.
Mra. A. J. Fetaraon, wbo ra.
ewatiy rralgned aa claaa preaidrnt,
WM prraented
two
camellia
■iuwa from the 1U11 in appra.
-X, STARRETT
fo r b a r w ork AM loyalty
W tko rlaaa.
, „
J« 1* Jaekaon a n d M n .
J , V, Jo n e a Pecafvqd p rlaaa f o j
^
Jla n d ara m i, Mra. H . *1 M or.
M r t ^W . 1L Q ra y a n d Mra.
, j - a X T B. O.. Graham, Mra.
J. L. Thontley, M rt. L. K. Btokav
m
i h 2s
1 I- vr-U N G CPOW D MEETS
I 4 OUS CAROU MNG SHOP
'Ckfrr.u "p a r t K'pe
I
Dorothy Rung# Is
Hostess To Cluli
M,.> 1lore.lliy Rung.- wn. I,
ten. to the m.-lllliel. of tin (, .
Dei Sub-Deli Club for ll. n - ■
U r m rrtlng at her I, me ,
p'rench Avenue ye*ipr.li.y u l'.
n.x,u
A fte r ro u tin e
buatneit.
Im I
been d i.p n .e d of refri-uhnirn. ■
w ere aerveil to the folliwiri.M l.. C arol Jc u n Nix, Mi
Ja n e t llnyd, Mima Joyce W ardw i II,
Mi*. Libby V aughn, Mi>* .. ....... a
W rlfrr. Ml»* Rebecca L a-, Mi-G w en llayua, MU* M ar.-it Pi A-,
lor, Ml.* F rance* B ry a n t ui»J
Mia* Bung*.
PERSONAL
f* a b * r a r r a n t la “Yai'1
I U.1nk I can keep you happy
bow that I b a n laamad bow to
bakaali UadeslUt* cake* and
boiUoada you bra. I'm going
to uao Rumfcwd Bakina I'uwdtr
oil Um lima. For Wltil Ttumlurd
I o il mo m y mud nciuo und
Jrat f X “ 7t>5dir*rtlo.w without baring to worry about
tha comet amount at baking
powder la Ua*. With Ruai/ord
l
\)
/ ''
•/
N
--j); 1
‘"Three Cheert ”
1 l.fe* l l i f t l l li«» )t>U » l n -■ r-
riii lino f>eii^crto *«-#! *" -l» ■
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�THE SANFORD
Administrator Abner IL
Money Available Housing
Ferguson said today.
Tba Spring season of this year
will be marked, Mr. Ferguson
For Building Of said,
by a more abundant supply
of mortgage funds, wider use of
Homes Is Ample tba
longterm mortgage, and con.
Aid, Eight Years Old This
nth, Is Billion-Dollar Business
park date on Mar. S—the
h analversary of the “ revo
lt** In government old to the
; Mar. 8, 1033, while debt
mete farmers wars rioting
mortgage
forWlosuras,
■tog milk and battling repre
s s e s o f thd law, President
elt sent out n tail for a
it conference of farm lead*
It that conferonee major farm
tnltationa Joined In recomtdlng unprecedented action by
goeenment to asret the agri.
Ural emergency. Two months
r, Congress enacted the first
vaRural Adjustment Act pro
ng for crop en ra g e reduction
benefit payments to farmers,
feanwhllr, tba farm revolt had
bed a climax In
:bad
in conservative,
Irulturally-ilch Iowa. A crowd
190 Hawkey. farmers dragged
strict Judge from his eourln, put a rope around hie neck
threatened to lynch him when
efused to swear be would sign
more foreclosure*,
few months later, a flood
tlnele Kami money began
ring Into rural mall boxes.
M benefit payments amounted
1131,000.000 In 1033. soared to
m of $807,000,000 In 1030 end
lid $788,000,000 last year. For
figh t year* the grand total of
IJMO.000,000.
M “new deal In agriculture"
red a • storm of' controversy,
let said the tremendous subla eventually would bankrupt
nation. Others charged . that
MTS were being regimented
I government moving toward
Vktated collectivism." There
are reverberation* of the po
ol battles over Uncle Ham's
laaaere of the pig*.''
tmo farmers voiced retrof
it a t what they termed rovMnttt Interference with their
nene, while other* expressed
*n> over -the hallon.l debt
Mge reductions amt m arket
quota*, however,
---------- , were ap.
by huge majoritltaa r?
In nferindume.
When the Supreme Court In
| IBM Invalids led the processing
tax and production control pro' visions of the f i r s t AAA, there
was an abrupt sh ift to the farm
program. Congrea* enacted the
soil conservation and Ilom estk
AHot men! Act providing for pay
ments to farm ers fo r replacing
•oU-drpleting w ith soli-come rv.
Ing crops.
T H E droughts of 1031 and W3C
nearly wiped out crop surpluses
but with the return of good wea
ther in 1D3T roup led with an In
creased acreage follnwlhg the kill
ing of the first AAA—aggregate
production of f>3 leading crop*
reached an all-time high.
Came the aeccni, AAA with Ita
"ever-normal granary" program
for slewing surpluses and parity
payments to producers nr cotton,
wheat, corn, lire and tobacco.
Seil] conservation was rontlnurei
■end crop insurance was provided
for whrat.
t'ome progress was being rradr
In reducing ru rp liw * i f major
crop* when the w ar and the Eu.
ropean blockade ram e alony to
knock the bottom out of the farm
export market.
The surplus bugaboo now Is
about as lad in ceitton and wheat
ns It was when the) "farm a let
revolution" began. Despite a o il
from r.fl.m.nno acre* In ro tten In
1913 In 2:>.no0,000 arrra In 1t)10,
Inst year* supplies of 23,260,000
bales exre"-drd Ihoso of 1012 by
about 700,000 hales.
WHEAT supplies are
only
slightly less than those of 1932
but the wheat farm er In 1040 was
getting an average price of OS
cent* a bushel compared with 38
rents in 1932.
Cash Income from farm prod,
uet* had dropped from f 11,221,000.000 in 1020 to $B,278,0OO,00C
In 1033. In 1040 it was $8,328,000.
000, near Ihe 1037 peak.
Increasing surpluses may lead
to an expansion this year of gov.
ernrrrntal control over produc
tion and marketing. For the first
time lha Department of Agricul.
turo Is planning to Inrok* strict
m arketing quotas on w heat and
corn. If the growers vote approv
al, farm ers w ould'be required to
THURSDAY, MARCH !», 1»*1
SANFORD, FLORIDA
tinned Improvements in eonctrucWASHINGTON,
MAIL
1L—
(?pee1*1)—Once again, a* during
the paat five rear*, lha cation la
approaching the Spring building
season with bomeJmlldlug and
financing facilities In neeart with
“Tutor there la a free and
steady flaw of mortgage fnuds
from the centers o t supply Into
eohtmunUie* where funds are
normally scarce," attribut'd to
the Increased safety which U
Ilahed by Ihe FHA eervee to roatort health and vlgw to roortt i f i lending and, consequently,
to tBi country'* residential con.
aUnction.T b a im p ro v e m e n ts to e o n a tr u c .
tlo n p ra e tie e a w h k b h a v a com o
a b o u t to tb a p a c t c l* y w n . i t .
l u l l i n g in b e t t e r h o m e s e r e r y • h c r ? m ay b a reg ard ed M
o f tb a im p o rta n t d e v e lo p m e n ts in
the building indoilry, according to
Mr. Ferguson.
19c
FRIDAY
FEATURES !
■
OYSTERS QL...39C
0LE0 lb. ... 8ic
Daisy Cheese
m
t l iw
,
COKjUI
g o . i* a m . c o itg r n
BEEF can 13jc
Beef Tongues 12Vac
CHUCK ROAST lb. 19c
sH S B L S K & r r a
A tailor from the Norwegian frtli iter OU/ B trgk rides to safety Id » '
breeches buoy s i IB of tho crew of 28 are taken off the ship, caught' enf
a aand l.pr 100 feet offshore e t Ocean City. Md. The armed vreael wae
an route from Hull, England, to Philadelphia whan blown aground.
The captain and sight assistants remained aboard.
The PetlGUItl
jtot
/ L wm,
SH O uiSE R r* lb. 27c
(SHOULDERS lb. 12y2c
lS m b CHOPS lb. 35c
MEAT STEW.....lb. 21c
CHUCK ROAST ib. 17c
Veal CUTLETS. Ib. 32c
VEAL OTEW.....lb. 10c
CALF LIVER.... lb. 35c
PIG UVER.... lb. 12*/ac
I nwtMann
HENS 3 to 4 lbs. ea. 79c
1n e e w m v n
LARD............3 lbs. 25c
[rut.
NOTHDlj^iF MO/
-
T O DO BUSINESS,
ADVERTISE
Rutabagas Lb.
u u i
2'At
'* *»C# 1 > „
VANcnr
I.
Toidatoes Ib........ 10c
R—
Potatoes 10 lbs.......... 17c
PIO
SAUSAGE.........
RED SAUSAGE
HOLOGNA
Hulk Peanut Butter
Dolling BACON If,
T
ID D P BRAINS
T ill A fU Q
BEEF
PIG TRIP1
PIG EARS
Beef Tripe
M BA T Y
NECK BONES.....Ib. 6c
tu n . tiv ir m
BACON.............. lb. 23c
m katt <rm:«ivi flA.
SPARE RIBS.......Ib. 16c
M C I N V . * a r*
WEINERS' 2 lbs. 29c
Beets
Rib & Brisket STEW
1’IG TAILS
RIB TIPS
§
PIG BRAINS
I
PIG CHOPS
J L
CHITLINGS
r .a te e Cola Clrav I U , pa.
|P0«WJiW|j
Carrots
Bulk
Turnips
v
Yams 4 Lbs. —Slle
Potatoes 10lbs. 13c
t*atofW 77
ishnunlM
Lemons,doz,
Onions
4 Lbs.—t . lOc
■ ---------- ------- - i . . .
i ,i\
-
v a
1 MAINK
Potatoes 10 Jhs. 16c
*»• I P y F .U W Y J tt
peaches
.. ....lb
Evp. PEARS.......Ib. I2\',e
rt-r. r v p .
APPLES..............Ib. lBHc
re-r. e v e
MIX FRUIT___ Ib. \2Y it
rev, are.
BLACK FIGS. .......Ib. lOe
at'NRAlD
RAISINS_____ 15 ot. 7<*ie
CEREALS
V
BRAN FLAKBS._..:..;i t t t i
R nlatonS H R E D D H .il Vie
odptu
v u .l
OA. PORK
Hams Shoulders Side
12'/ic
23c
16c
S W A N flboW N
GEOROIA. STYLB
usage lb.
2%t
aUBMfeAT
BEST BREAD
Flour 5 lbs. ....... 25c
Sc HATCHES
all
5c MACARONI
3 for
Kc 8ALT
10c
6c Potted Meat mix ’em
Beybold, Eton, Ward.
TWIN LOAF
SUPER SOFT
n p TOP
LONG TWIST
WHOLEWHEAT
Small s l»
Octagon soap
or Powder
5 for
•
nil tnnktMbetter
CRACKED WHEAT
RYE
FRENCH
^
TRY S LOAVES 1 '
i'.llu lf
Tomato SOUP,
IINCE MEAT V fa
I f r S f ’ S l ? . fcr. W M e or
!UT
BEANS 12*/ac
U L O D o n OR
tippy FOOD...... 7c
HURNGOLD 18c
«*. e e r A Q tf
OAP........ 3 for 10c
A t-M O taV R
OAP........Jgc, 7Vic
•A L R O L I V R
OAP,....... am. 5^ c
G W D E R Ige. 4c
II. B. No. I YORK COOKING
MAINE U. B. Na. 1
to
v cjaii
FRRSR
I' FANCY WESTERN WINE8AI*
NICK LAROR SWEET
FIRM JUICY
1: Apples 3 lbs. . . . . 23c Oranges dozen .... 19c i Grapefruit dozen 19c
K 'F ^ n c y l a r o h
h
Lettuce
M . KILN D S M B
LARD
PIG HAMS
Ib. 15c
SHOULDERS Ib. lU/aC
SIDES.................... Ib. 10c
BACK BONE.......Ib. 15c
r t np. ro R K r » v
SAUSAGE....... lb. 15c
w ia
le i.n s. » v r .
Smoked HAMS .lb. 20c
■
< riv r.li
C o ttars BUTTS Ib. 17c
Bananas 4 lbs..~15C
Cocoanuts each— 5c
Nice Large Firm Lettuce
i ard 4 Lbs
Round Steak lb 25r White Bacon lb 14c Smoked Baconlb.l7<
rt-A. UUK AND Cf.UU
RIB.IN i x a
*
• ■
denies Lb____ 14c Bacon any cut lb 15c Steaks Lb. ------IS
1» * * « ( t r u a a
is o - w u r r a
■- . ■
j „ *-**w»aa ■anM
■ tAS
■ e Slav,
| Apples 5 Lbs.. 19c] CauliHower lb. 7<c Oranges doz.
Gro irf>. bunch
[Cabbage 1Lb.
3c Home
a— ^ a —
| iM i • )
u x a n iu
IUNQ FANCY LARCH
now available to tba homo barer
and to the mortgage lender. Tba
torn ranee protection and other
safeguards placed around the Incured home m o r tftit by the Fed
eral Iloucloc Administration are
B iW
recponcible for
Uiia
change.
“Tne whole aepect of mortgage
lending la changed today'largely
because af the 'reforma Introduced
under the National lloualng A ct
Home-financing charge* have been
reduced all over the country, and
the uniform Interest rate estab-
GAR PEAS 10c
3 for 10c
2% . 47c
SOAP
PADS
frfrjy.yjffi # '■+<i
EOAP PADS
•
�- a
THUR8 DAY, MARCH IS. IM1
* * —
TOE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
PAGE riV A
T 8 « =
-Men Wanted Signs
w ing On Gates Of
Defense Industries
A
Q r FREDERICK GARDNER
NEW YORK. Mar. H - t / P i TF* "H f'o W antM '' » lrti, wiil M
out cti th r rm ploynirnt r u i n of
K*orr» of now w ar Indn.trv fiotn rk * rlrMlnM fo r cnirplotion In
J h o VVilte«l F u t r i In the nrxt 12
^ n nonthx.
i
PayrglU h»T« boon climbing
r>hxr*,Iy In X lrtraft, shipbuilding,
'mochlnt tool, Mccl *rnl nth.* In( tm tr ic hnirllng lho hillt o f 1hr
tIB.OOOjOOO.OOO In *rm« rrn lra rU
( f o r homo and O rlllih dffmiira.
t B ut 0-a bla rllm*> In join aa
m u l t of Uncle Pam'« mighty
nrm um rnt program iwm< to l>o
ahead—practlrnU riy in tlio final
half of this year.
"3 C on'triirtlnn engineer, through
tho w inter have lorn rushing
work on nupicren* projects for
oxanaion of aircraft, ahiphulldInff, munition* and irloc»lluncoux
ra*chlnc-lndu«trir«. Whm thry
£ a r c rrady for operation. hundred,
* o f thouxund. of w orker. m ud Iw
e m p l o y e d In
m a n tth
h rr
machine*
a n d a t a r i t h a f l o w o f m alarial to
tha growing fighting force*.
if von nt I h r t r
OVIEDO
Mrs,
Your
S i g h t Is O n e O f
LONG WOOD
Most, Precious Possessions
l.rt L’s lli)!p You I’ro lrtt
Tln> Only 1 ><*s You'll Kvcr Have
Dr. Henry McLaulin, Jr.
112 South Park Avc.
i
Phone 267-TT
til
B acon
ro nut m o d
id ly ho i do " t
of ]j|kotnn«h
pom O pM pO A | .
on tiii«lnr»*
H lc h a n l K a s p II, y r u n g tun of
M r , and Mia. ,1m k l*. Ka*»-| vvm itlkint'a*) Mon.In v
taken to the
Per nn M . I .might m
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11a o«j.4‘f i n g
n tr nuilr i o m v
n t 1tiii*tinr*$«
f tN i r ir r T i ll Imt f *n|itnminr
tho |fnivrri«i1> nf Ft l itlit, Ufiim"*J II V hi i fi, . ■ iMtiuni o f O r vUlo, ppont th*‘ w r t k ' m l i»t hoTi'o
iNfkili , vi:iis h i t .
Cii.. d n \ mh I ti:*.
It, J. O v r r M r o i t, .Jr . o f Lotiitf
IH'*t f * III I i ’ ll
waofl wtln horn 'i nili *nlny
M r h, I fo) 1 ^
v\ a . im r
tin i
Dowry Smith, t>-r *huir frriffli.
agont, C of ti,*i It nn
in f l v i r . * h i u K h t v r ,
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h
loft
It-al A Supply C’o ,
wa* horn I n w e e k
ME
T h m t ’t
HIGHEST IN
V I T A MI N
CON T I N T
t l | Q u a lity !
M ai Q u a n tity
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* S. A Sftvngr, ^Nli^rnnn
llrlknno llniilwtm* t o, of I
O a lata a t Year Grocers
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n h in p r r i
A m imln i . f <iv ii I * i if i i ot
Iiavr hrru 1uku*ir r ^ nt o f
QUALITY MEATS
Chulltotn w*ir in I
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1*0*1-*
I ,tf» r
, through
f>vi#* t<i I
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I A * If o * i r
of Wral
®.Chbice Western and Native Cuts
I
R m 1f'M ( I 1 «
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fin* \\
Peanut Butter
Mb. Jan,
Vj-lb. Jnr
8c
27c
Jane Parker Angel Food CAKE..................
lir
Mb. J«r
13c
l-lb .
of i
i i ^ E
JUICE .................... Pin. 12c QU. IHc
Ana Pare SANDWICH 8PREAD
...... pt. jam 17c
NECTAR TEA BALLS..... ................. box of 15 Ilk
s
i.t i lu
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■J II -*•!
I VVk
ITi
l ’/ i - l b . n o t ic e d
29c
Mb. Im iMt
2-lb. run llii*
2 ran* lie
2 |, rims Me
Fresh Pork SHOULDERS .
All Pork SAUSAGE (just right)
NECK BONES........................
Western Pork Loin ROAST ..
Western Pork CHOPS ..........
Fresh Tender BEETS.......... 3 bunches 10c
Fla, GRAPEFRUIT nice sire...... 4 for 10c
Tedder Sweet English PEAS....... -lb. 10c
Idaho Baking Potatoes............... 5 lbs. 16c
jS gyF ia. ORANGES............... - - -dax. 15c
fancy Wineaap APPLES............4 llw. 25c
~ ih Bunch CARROTS.............. 2 for 9c
III. 13c
11). 20c
lb . 7c
lb. 20c
lb . 2 1 c
wrsTiBioi m rn c
mi m il
Ih.
BEEF ROAST....... Ih. 23c Smoke IIAfON
ii v t u ' i n L i r i a r
Hirloln*STEAK ..... lb. 33c llaron HIJUAKKS lb.
• ik aonu
I I A X t r i K I . i l H K 4 III
CODFISH......... .....bog 29c Cooked HAMS....... lb.
GRAPE NUT FLAKES............ .. ...2 12-or. pher.
IONA GREEN BEANS............... .......... 2 no. 2 can*
ANN PAGE SALAD DRESSING........ pt< ISc qU.
ANN PAGE 8YRUP— ........ ............................. ^.qln.
Evaporated WHITE HOUSE MILK........ 1 tall cant
JEWEL SHORTENING....................... ...... #-IU. etn.
*««
FRUIT COCKTAIL..................M. tVi tUiM iw
LIMA BEANS...... ...... .... a no. 2 caus lftc
rAN AflPARAOUH.------ ------ no. l can IMe
HB.^1----- --- ----------U*.
^ n o w -a -jg x a c n i . * * ,.# * . }*
K ir
I7r
2!>c
2Jc
lit
2Jt
25c
25c
:15c
4KXX
■i
MOTOR OIL........... 2 Ral c.in *1217
EGG MASH
SPRY.......I-lb. caa 17c 3-lb. can 48c
u2ftSCRATCH
Iba.af9c
2ft Iba. M e >f
BULK PRUNES |b. 5c
100 Rm. MAO
10o Iba. I U 5
BULK DBIED APPLES.— lb. ll>c
GROWING MASH
100 Iba. |R 27
‘ P A G SOAP..------- ------ .J bam 10c
CHICK FEED
2ft Iba, Me RINSO im . pkf. 7c Ita. M t- 17c
G M A S H ---------- 2 8 H £ $ t t .
LUX FLAKES------- 3 am. pkga. 25c
Y FEED
Las Tdiat SOAP................3 ban 17c
I
1*0 b a . 1I .H1I LIFEBUOY 8 0 A P J ban 17«
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TALCO FEEDS
BY
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WAFERS
12
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Mm Ifratik#■ Logitti'fV; (biv, *•
W **Thrni»gh Fivo Itofiiildif* mi
M rat* liui k,+' i«nil «lan ni'it h>»nk<<
fur yrttng pooplo anil unull ihiM.
nn kro nmnng tho roront aiiiynIn '
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i»‘f«Ivi*M im armtiiinrolivenI nf th»* J
"fililintimi nf ppif -1hnnd nf Iho
Mrvorofld Vlnri-nt fJonriro f’raw- I
f rd ai thr Ahhrv Chanol »f
<-iint J ro. to ho fiififorroil hv Ih 1
Most Rovorrnd Insrph Patrick 1
'litrlev. DJi, I’fldny, Mar, ,!I
'io^ronil f’rvw fitrd is a furnier
-ftidenl nf Oviedo ami l« Wt*ll
\nown In this portion
Oni* hundre.l and ninety th ou,
and fr-n« nf
w r i ' r«*fiulrdl
*o make tlic* Golden (into B rid g ?
AMPLE FUNDS
fpr HOME LOANS
d riV/
kaai
ih,
i l r w I - r r C t r i l n w ay .
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m krl|> r „ w ith I k , N a » l
f a a a 'g l a a *m M l t i r w * .
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vutmft s
Mv O' i hi If
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CAN
7 c
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T o m a to e s 5'/2
'<bv_1 0 c IF lo u r
SUGAR
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I 4Ih* Itilg
VARIETlfcS
ANY BRAND
»*•
'' lii |)tirrlids(. ni
J"« i Kg. Imtk 11 i
5 lbs. 17c
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United S lates finally may ta able
Fi —
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to liquidate ita unemployment.
1
T j F t ( ’hih hntl sht* ti'iial Mi Ttn lo, Mr*. F r a n k Itovov, Mr*.
F. II. Ilryant. iK sistan: Height
ITojecllng tha trends, some esti
w*3,J' di-tun pitijtram wmI irnnt * M h son Sov om , n o n h o nt ■ ,oi
mate the jobless would be large icnffic m a rJ g ii n,* Ilf* Ht-ahi.nrtl
i ’ll M s'iliu lav im o tv .h i ,*v larpt injr \%mt k nit!ing . Ih lri fimi nti*
ly absorbed by tht muldla of next Air Line Railway Company ot
iiMirdutii*
I lif * Inti hu* now ii
to Nrrvoil hy tho low,.' s
year, fthen defense output is ex I* rtsm nuth V , n I A M liu.
1 ■ ’ i* »o iiPu is.hi., vf inj nvrm- woTlio
Cormmii.it> p . n u
\ nlny
pected to attain its pc«K under kei, district freight agent, nf
lri‘
night w » « tfin.yod no h i d r . e t n m
the present program.
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and
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of
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Seme residue of unemployed te r part ->f in<t m v i .
n i it Ih)tn and noun hrmul Mip.
may remain, even at Ihe height of
in
u » pm
on hy
tVir
Civic *
Wot
Isay
Slurdevanl
of
Sanford
activity In w ar Industry, it was
I*1 ' Tfioi tdny night. Tho pro.
was
here
on
liUr
ir
s
.
Iasi
week
conceded. However, that was true
r* *
v i ‘l in- ssipvfit for now han g'
Dan McNeil, li.tiiding fr.'.gin
even In the flush times of , the
1 o tIn* I,library, Ihoevdi'ig J
agent
ot
the
I*
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II
i.'n.
of
first poet-tsar dtrade.
il
• w n s n a.iui. oonjtfil l.niniH
• J a c k s o n v i l l e , * :► m t u n
this
Calcalatloni as let jobless totals .
,
»>i ’•• IhTit***n WinTim Fnrk
differ. Estim ates at the close of w „ 1 ,, ... , .
,.
,
.,
pt.*» un i l.ongvv 'o»i 1404in.
last year ranged from 5.000,000 I Ruesell « oml. rave mg re ,,h
* ^ " 1 ‘ d * lull had ad enjoy.
to, around 7,000.000 in some c,uar- (M *»l “ f ,hp A ", 4 * ■ »> ", ‘" ' ,l
•hit iVfIMIlg nf VfiriolM pMflll’1 11
te-e. The flgu.es agree, however, i ' 1- S:ltH ,,r'
"r
*k' i «h ti v oi lniiiMi.it evening
in .hew ing a steady decline In *?nvJ
R« fii 'h m e o U writ*
«a r v n |
l.p
unemployment sinre the United week.
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\s i iJii 1 1 1» H i f niniit ,i,jk **uppi'i'n !
R. E - H r y n n l , vice president ■f |
.States tossed Its gigantic indus
1
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"
iti'n
i
mill
id
for
Off
toi
11* J
trial resources into the arm s race. I j i k e G a r fie ld %‘ tndM'rit’H, Wfii
i" |,l*h' * f Mm- *o'i>H<m. I ighl ro- j
Iasi
week
In
fht*
interest*
of
til»
Employment, as figured by the
l ’ t f he III. uti l h«' %0-Vnl » vi |) ;
National
Industial
I'o n frrtn rc conr*r''flu t mg hi
Lowoit tvorydny Price*
Simps on r c n n f y , Jr.. president
I’llnce Paul of (Jfrrfis
Hoard, a private resenrch organ
' ” 1 hi i*-' I inn olt C om m un io n '
isation supported mainly by ro r. of tho Peninsula Printers of O r . It root ill t o A t Jirrv* » o p o r t o , K H p
Aeorn
Dr,n<1 Hlliillrx- Sllrisl
!•' i i «d»*d t n Miiulity |
pniationa. Increased nearly 2.000,- laruin, war In Ovlrdn the lattei tiOnr Re II I- I f Sidy to *l ha’l Dtf* II
part
of
tho
week
ol
id
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k
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ihut
000 last year, counting additions
lb pkfl*
f a v o r o f hi* j ' m m c r i h n o h r r J*i ior«
8. II.
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to the tabor forre.
Paul,
a * a pradusle t «> n o h i m h -Mic
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PIG PORK
In t h o <i r e - k I I ii I iy W ill
Fa. I I
1 •1nii-nt ..f iIn i* him ,
gone to a prrmlutn in some in. road Co., of Hanford wii* here n u r n e t l to it tf r sir u ld m p jh ii 'r o f f o r
fonite)
dustrles. Overtime Is lielng peld ' twonnxy
„ ,,
P t a r K n h e i WiJhcli: . F i l m t
F.t !
Ib 19c
imi pu t v\ hh givon hy ih • f H a m a
In many plants to .Irelch the I ,>r*' » Zellner. pre-ideni .In u t
• r i k a . T h a ffiiv*»rniui'Ui ♦ •• • v \ .**
I •. imi.n,
i , (ho i
general niaiiKSM
.general
m snsgci of
nf /.viliier
/e lln e r Ghentl hr
C h o p s Ib 17c
20<
s » 2 5
cake
5 ViC
7 y 2«
Free Waterless Cooking Demonstration
Being Conducted by Mrs. Mildred Herman, featuring the
‘
-mm Cookware, PONT MISS ITI
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�7 Year Unbeaten Germany Corners
Gator Swimmers Half Of Europe's
Prepare For Meet Supplied Of Coal
da ReOeTeCv 21 Graduates Of
Good Rating University GAA
ig Inspection Join Air Corps
m iS V IL L E .
Mar. 1 3 GAINESVILLE, M ir. lS - (S p c U l)—The University of Flo* rfall—The University of Flcrida'a
! loot) - man B. O. T. C. Civil Acrcnaulk* Authority train.
received a rating cf excel* Inc eehool ha* been the place of
raperlor, or satisfactory on p-epa-etlon for 91 *rren accepted
standard In a recent routine by. military air corps since the
tion by Col. H. K. Blch- program * Inception Dean Joeoph
, officer In charge of B. 0 . Well, coordinator, announced to
affair*, Fiurth
Corp*
marten, President John T. day.
1 announced today.
Nineteen primary graduate*,
Bant ractlnge ware receive.] ont graduate of too aceomlary
ie condition and adequacy of course, and a former Instructor
Went,. adequacy and trsatta are now engaged, with United
6Ute* Army or Navy fo r m or
the Boyal Canadian Air Forte.
Fred C, Negel, Shreveport, l« .,
a former Init rue Ur hew , ti now
a flying officer of the R. C. A. F.
while Harry Edwafdi Cannen,
Gainesville, a primary count
graduate, la receiving further
training In Canada.
Accepted by the Army have
been Icon Blliloles, Galn*a*llle,
the secondary graduate 1 and Paul
II, A ah, Fort Lauderdale: William
D. Carter, Jackaonvlllei Odell B.
Culpepper, Ocala t Gordon W. Gar*
ner, Rudolph M. Mlm. T«mpai
Harvert II. Hartalan^ Jr., Miami 1
David W. Plnkerttn. Orlandot
Richard W. Skelton, Bartow! and
I.enl* A. Tnweon and Richard G.
William*, OaineovlUe.
Primary graduate* accepted by
naval air fo r m arc William 8.
Dtmn. Devtnna Beach: Ilueh fl.
Duval, Harvvv Iona, Miami}
Jack 0 . Hamilton. Jaaper: Ed
ward K. ItaUry, C W vralefj Rol-nxo A. Han»e, Cnrwln F. Mor
gan. Oalneevllle! and Rohcrt Bt.
0 , Wllann, St, Charles, III.
Solicitor General
Speaks At Stetson
On LawSchool Day
Event Calendar la
Made By Sorority
GAINESVILLE, Mar. 13—(Spe
c ia l ) - l U
seven-year
winning
a‘rrsk In dual meet* extended to
48 *y wins In all three meets this
season, the UnlVeralty o f Florida'e
1311 swimming teem has ita eyes
set now on the Southeastern Con
ference mc*t Met, 90*92. The
Get. re have
been conference
champions for the past four sea
sons—ertr since the meat was *jegun.
The grtat record proved a dis
advantage to the schedule makers
this year, and the only meat*
Final plana for tba Girl-Break
Dane* to be given In the City
n a il on Bt. Patrick's Day w an
made by tha Phi Alpha Kappa
acrority a t a masting cf tha so .
rarity a t the home of Miss Muriel
Knox Tuesday afternoon. Tha
next Hireling will bd with Miss
Etixatalh Whighsm and Miss Jean
Whig ham on Want First Street
Other bus Iness consisted
bl
making out a calendar o f events
■I /oliofra:
Patrick’* Dance In tba
mally-hae deeome a dominating
pesseaaor of one o f the most es
sential raw prod acta—m l .
estimate* the
country's
‘ at t t l r
014,000,000 tons o f hard coal, or
mere than half of the total es
timated Eurrpcan deposit*. I,lgnlto Is estlKkte^ at 84,091,000,000
tons or' BO to 85 percent of the
world supply,
Gr-many's enreeaa In the war
has “dethroned England as King
Coal," the publication “Signal"
commented recently, renortlng:
“Fcr the last few year* Um
German Iron Industry has in
creased Its steel production to a
point where U surpasses 'ijr 60
xrcent IK* steel production of
England and Franca combined.
"Ntw
Germany's
cconcmie
sphere has also come to the
Apr. 16, South American Dance.*
Apr. BP, Bridge party.
May 2P, Junior-Senior prom.
Present a t the meeting were)
Miss Nancy Dlgblon, Miss Erma
Mlsa - Naney Roeeetter, above,
Doudnty, Miss Katherine Hurt, hae been elected head ■ cf thMiss Lois Co Idwall. Miss Launlls Stetson
University
Women's
Dutton. Miss E lltireth Fits, Miss Council.
Ellon Meriwether, Mies Margaret
s pencer, Hiss Bstta Wethen, Miss
Flotanea Welle. Mice Violet Welle,
Mlea Ellrnbcih •Whlgham, Mlea
Dorothy Pcxold, Miss Jean Whig*
ham, Mlea Angela Mvlsch, Miss
Helen Hutchison. Mias Lutlcla
Dormlv, Mia* Dorothy
Kader,
M in Kathryn Wiggins. Miss Betty.
Wilkin eon and Mias K » o i .- S \ > /
DELAND, Mar. 12— <8peciat)
— Nancy Rossettcr. cr-od fmm
Sanford, will serve for the com.
•ng year a* prr«lilen( of DtRtetson ' University
Woman's
Cruncll, following nn election'by
voTicso t o cT usorrom
Rtetson girl* last Monday night.
«TATr o r f l o h id a . county o r
A report of the visit to the Mlsa Rosselter, who su-crert* re
County home wn* given by Mrs. tiring \ president Julia Ann PanI n Southward at tha meeting nlngton, Indlananoll*. Is n Junius
of Clrclo 8ix of the First Baptist and has an outstanding ir-e-vl 1,f
Church at the home of Mrs. endem ic, rdWnu* nd extracur
Prestau Bhcrill on Monday af ricular activities.
liorlun, ilrr*t>*rit. lat* of sail
('aunty, lo (h« County Judge at
ternoon with ‘Mrs. Mawell Stew,
Election lo n p:st In the eounKrmltial*
County, Florid* ■< hi*
nrt, co-hostess.
*11 la considered n distinct honor , junior, HI l-fl imint*. Two fi**ta,
la the rourt hnuve el H«nThe Bible Study was taught Sy Rtetson eo.rds, due to tbs one Hecond In the breast etroke, orries
furd, Florida. Wllllln >l||hl relrnder
by Mrs. J, J, West and Mr*. ■croup’s responsible position In member of m rdlry relay lesm.
month* from thr rtelii of lh* rtcil
of this nut Ire. Kerb
'W. P. Brooks
conducted
the ‘be *<|mlni*t*rlnr of wrsmen’r | I'nve
0 -rtn sln . Jacksonville, publication
or demand mini b* In wrll*
mission study, Hr*. W. L. Vane# -ulo* and regulation*. The new , *rnl<T. Ill pnlnla, Two first*, one pl*lin
In*. end mu*t state the plan nf
n v s a talk on tithing. Th, president I* 'he daughter ,<>f Mr, second In diving,
raaldennl and, j*ost office addraa*
tha claimant, and must l„
Lord's prayer was prayed by the •nd Mrs. A. K. It reseller, of
fill! R cp i I, Jacksonville . s e n i o r , •ofworn
to hy the claimant, ai-nl,
group In closing.
U 141 point*, one third In the 100, or allorncy,
Sanford.
nr th* earn* will ha
Refreshment* were served by
Ml**
Roasctter'*
assoc lain*, swim* on both relay learra.
rem* void arcordln* la law.
the hostesses, assisted by lira. elected Monday, Include CUtr-i
First publication on thla flh day
Tapi. Joe Rood,
Bradenton,
J, T, Denton to the following: nrandlea of Callahan, vita pred- a-tilo-, 6 1-8 prints. A top-fllcht at March l*«t.
tio M ic n w . w n i n i i T .
. Mr*. Harold B iers, Mr*. H leni( Eleanor Hillman r f Or- sp rln ltr or dlalanco man, he ha*
Admlnlatralur or lhi< Kslnt*
Jj Leonard, Mrs. II. E. Morris lenrto. recretar,': Mary Mick of concent-ated on th* relay* this
a t H arry W, Horton, daMrs. W. P. Brooks. Mrs. R. E Fhllllpsburg. N. J™ troaeurvr; ye»v.
Psuri/py, Mrs. Britton Johnson lane Reete of Jeckaonvllle, *')ph"'Horry Wanmnn, Miami, Junior,
Mrs B. 0 . Melhvln. Mrs. W. L. more rcpreaenlatlve: Mary Helmi 4 1.8 pnlnt*. One third In th*
Mr*. I. K# Southward HIU of Miami. r#pr***ntatlv#-»’;
Mra. R. N. Kipper, Mr*. R. R, larga) and Elisabeth Futch of
* " • J * J* West, Lsosburg, sorgsanUat-arms.
O U 6H
g j ^ f r f r j j l w l i and Audrey
wrV-e* Oofiaa I* expected by officials.
, voiiff Hr a d o r r
Given under th* autplce* cf the
nAmerican
n i i n c u i i llegion
A ’K i c n rPott
u n nNo.
u , i17.
f . th*
in*
fair wilt have a large exhibit of
agricultural product*, advertl*.
Th<* Junior cliM c f the Brml. NEW SMYRNA BBA0H, Mor. vrx‘ tcothx,- and-oeboot nM M Ior
I* High School present* lit IS— (SpecialI—The attend annual B u sin e ss men'are seeking to maka
nual play tonight, "No Foci, fair sponaored by the N*w Bmyr. th* fair date* “old home we*k.“
at th* High School at 8;0U na Beach Agricultural Association
Thl* year o popularity con test,
lock. Th* public 1* Invited to vriB he held April US, It wa* will be hvld am ong,five of th*
* VOUTAII T f l G C T n t l l C f
end. Ticket* may be secured announced today, and a bigger most popular girl* In Now Bmyr. I ' s l * I U l l V O U I I h O n | -1 I I A l K
the door.
__________■ and better exposition then cytr na Beach, It wa* announced,'
Sanford Student *
At Stetson Heads
Woman’s Council
90400,000 ten* o f coal for Ger
man dii poia] during the remaindvr of Ira war. '
Total Nazi to t pul during 1040
races Ur waa placed by Rekheiaaralwl Goertng at 100,000.000 Una
“*e half the world production."
Ha pointed out the vaat new da*
poalta new wilder German control
alio canititnta an unlimited re-
u r n of raw materials for
production of ejrnthetle n *
oil artificial fiber, fata and
The defenae Office o f W e.
ductlsn Mahagement baa handled 9
more than 460 tabor dispute* cov
ering mere than 600,000 than
linen laat Jana.
*___________
• Mirrors Resilvered
• P icture Framing'
• Automobile Glass
• Structural Glass
PITTSBURGH PAINT
“SMOOTH AS GLASS'*
SANFOF
ItV b O u T H V,
$9.95 Down
$4.87 Month
County Home Vfrit
Dercrlbed to Circle
New Smyrna Fnfr
To Be April 1-5
standing reconl
miiiaji ■«piiui|
altarnvvr in
In «PeniuylVanla.
Investigation work it
government
R A D ID
ELECTRIC
SERVICE
DAN DUNN—Secret Operative 48
I M e a n TIKB. DAN A N p ' f y m (UUCM
, BANKOK'S H O U S E --_________
university 'personnel to protect
government property.
The organisation, efficiency,
and co-op*ration of authdrill#*
of th* military department, and
the deelrablllly of the Institution
for th* purposes of military ediu
catidn wele superior, and the
—
jib I*clncs* oaf
J m
m A
com
o f HiimluiB
number and
ag*4
e f students enrolled satisfactory
to the Inspector. No deficiencies
mr violations of regulation* were
t™*-.
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HANES UNDERWEAR
e d A d v ertiaem p iita
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The Krantor,Rljrtr* duo aped
Introduced to the student body
through the opening round of dun. hy the Rev. John J. Cavanaugh,
btra play, elimlnntintc n pair " f | vice president of the unlver.ity
Oklahoma City yeuntrafers, Wil- nnd chairman of lhe faculty loard
lanl R ergntrnoer and
Milan in control of athletic*,
l.eahy
itren . c-3. n.n.
aaid:
m
T h e input Im preaelve p e rfsrm “ Wo will try to uvo up to the
apee. how ever, w as tu rn e d In hy reputation th a t Notre Dame fcotO klahom a C ity ’s Don McNeill, hnll ha* made for Itself from
n a tio n a l o u td o o r lltlrh o ld e r and
PALATKA — Brunette Kath
const to eoa*t—a reputation that
th a flra t ra n k in g a m a te u r In the
leen Turner. Winter Haven, was
ha* enfjnlfed the nation."
U nited State*, a n d F ra n k O u a m named
A talra Uuren for lO .I’
“ There will !je no attem pt on | a t tho “Fourth
« aey o f H ru a ta n ,
Annual Jayree*
They eeored a #-1. fl-2 vic the p a rt o f m y irlf and try nsala*
8pon»ored Aialea F rtllra l In
tory over E J OverhoUer, Oklano- lant* to emulate the record e:m -!
the Ravine Gardens her* Hniw
piled by Ihu limno-tnl
Knute 1 day, and will reign for a rear
Rockne. No tndiridnnl could do I over the more ihnn IPfi.PUC
that. O ur hope l„ that we can
Aialeae In the local attraction
j come close to the record compiled
where tha Aialea* at ill hloorn.
bjr Lnydrn (who reilamed tha
N’i tro Itarr e post recently to licrnme fommlasioner of the No*
tlrnnl Football I cagijr) -a remarlinhl" record of 4 7 vlrtorlr*.
'o n ly 1.1 defeat* ami tlwee ties."
\ Complete Wpnhlr.,7 &
l.eahy, who thanked Boston
Collegn offlrinl* for relenting him
L u b ricallolf* S e r v ic e
from Id* rontrnrt th rtr, where hi*
lettm.* wen 20 out of 2* game*
FpHnler* phiiin r»» 1o lit** i>oa1
ill two season*, led a squad of inniehl nt ih»* Snnf*
)rInndr
id" nt 200 g lid e r. to prartiee K^prifl rlu b nt l HTitMv-imnI. | ih"hii*iI
with
lb*
wamlnir,
"these
,e*.
^alFway
t»f**r»I nn-1 Or
MANAGER
hlon* will te strenuous—we have fnmlo on 1’ > M^'h^ny IT T*»n
n lot of hard work ahead of us." dog in th f pul ill. •* fnnev will
p ro b a ly I f O uniir
l.inl.liu, n
<*ran.I Son THfFilay
oin C ity veteran who was Root vnofl tbinl
Gunter Laddie Is
Favorite Tonight
At Longwood Race
DAVID M.
EARLK
u i«
Rlcrtrl S f f T l f # C o , f u r m t r lj r I
ppiTAtf tir I'no I IUt.1l..nl. .*
nuw •> inwl nnd op* r *«t •<i by
McA I .K X A N D C K , Jit
JAMES
Htf f t)(« Harm
enough to beat It Itrsrw ai* gam *s night.
Other m im * im Sinvnui Hoy,
before losinfr in th e single* dlvi
"Inn, nnd Bill W ilkin*. Soulh*,*n Rumbling N"tn, Im v hay. Itn( in f .
M rthodi*! U niversity uci* fro'ii i»crial I.juMb\ Snrulow.
Gold l<ri»f I ml and .l"\ iit!
Dallas.
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F rank Knvac* of O akland mi l
III* buddy frrm across the bay,
csu h
Han F rancisco’* N oitaan Brooks,
moved Inlo th e ilouhlr* q u a rte r,
3u
fin a l, hy a lc jx ilu j Bill U:dl and
iht i; n< ■ Dutuitlv
I'D tiff HD
Ivan B erry of E dm ond, O k la ,
Greyhound R
over th e wim bsw cpt courae to top
the IM te a n a w bo rntt-riHi the
bottle W ednesday.
The qtralifyinr field was *o f a it
th a t it took a ];t9, five stroke*
im k r par. to be sure o f a spat
in the rhnm p io n 'h ip flight.
Seven n m atc u r.p ro tram p, p o st
ing c ard s of Ml), will have to
meet r»,r tv Huh mo ntnv in » play
nff for th iee plaet a m the top
bracket
Favorites Lend In
Women’s Golf Meet
K F I.I.K A IIt. Mar
13—OV>—
W ith two «n plii up favorites adv arced 1ht*mgh the firs t round
of m ntrh play in the
Itelleatr
women « polf looinnm rnt WedneP1n\. ongr il bv riip a h e th
llfrka,
lo n g Hinirh, t ’nlif, llo* ro-dali»t,
d'.i rltmijinlu.| Mii R K. Har
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Mi-* 111 A . rroi»drd par nil the
n nv. * v< n willi iw - Airep, iviul
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sta te cham pion*
C
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City,
m atch, b u t w ere
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Dean; Mrs. Roy Williams, blue;
Mi* J I) Wootlruff, 'eil; M'-.
Philip Il.ub. white; Mis
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Mi- Minnie Jones, blue; Mrs. K slcinu, Im- to «n
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W illiam ':.
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• HA DIOS REPAIRED
fortver
I tlg g ilu — halt*----f o rm a l
| See Ua For AU Kindt*
We vcan
. . . . do your
_ electrl
cal repairing quickly ami
well. Call on ua today!
lln*
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position from Georg* C ou n ts m il
107 W. Second St.
Telephone 702
fi.'tn
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and B ill T a lb e rt o f Clnelun-vti Print**
.«* 1 mu 1 I'M!; M-Mn v
e ncountered som ew hat atubhorn >p 114.
lElectrlc Service Co.
Iimi’iM i
*’ W ill II Ilka*- Ii, Wot.
Wayne Babin of
j Tom m y
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n t, lln
I l|> r
Ti .
— Leo Walper. Wa*hlngton pro rloiigh, ’.tine; Mr*. F. J. Uouth, t *AI IJIIIAHE,
rh in o ' a «*•
fessional.
and Dirk
Chapman* fed; Mrs. IL W. Turner, wh't«\ t A It lit »TH. |ii«i Hum
Orernwirb, O w n . am ateur, won
< InAp 7: shadow b* .>s: Mrs W.
lUkt Sic l.» II Hi.
r
i 'it
tbe m e d n l of t h e National pro- D, Gardiner, blue; Mrs. \V. M, t r i . K i n
4*i : i . i : r \
i I ' M I ’l-y
B m i t c n ’' htpaf-hall m n t r h p l a v i r o if Scott, red: Mrs. t \ W.
linker,
12 it». *V 12 * ■
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to u r^R T rn t W*Ntne*(fav
w ith a blur, white; Mm. A. ( \ Thomas,
>2 :
I*, vi/ii'i
tltrM m?
g i . gt.
fifteert blue; Mrs. Kretl T. William*, m l: « t t| I. A RDM, 1•»* H um
f
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miniature
compositions,
Mr* 1 »;» il‘i \Rs I it S . lilt It.dim.'
strokes urnlrr par.
0" I-,
The n earest th e ir com petitors Martin IIram. ;|n e ; Mrs. K L i i :t t i »‘i: I*1* b» i K . , . |
f
i
;
tlr.*ir1,
1
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1*.d
Hoy,
red;
Mrs.
I.
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S|»cncci*,
could come to th at blisterin g com
In f - IU4
•
bination w as
l*in which
Ja c k while,
O M i t x * . 11,*4 U<| U 1
l i m i t anti l-'rnnV Allan, l»oth of
ria s s H, m ininluie a rn iig e . P VItKl I V 1t,.J> I ,'
IMttutnn, Fa., g«»t by (uittin c to- ireui**: Mm . II. M, Watson, blur; 1*1. IN. 1 t, 11- Ji | ' i 1. ,
S
x cthrt #17 it ml G#l in the 'Ut-hole Mi-. K. R. VVilson, red;
Mrs. i ’ iI M
I’i'i ii'i it,, 11,„
qualifying m und
I'bilip IInch, white; Mr-. Wallei
f Mi>
f.r
f l ... 1
Then* h i i r st*J i« u’iia in the top Rat h, blue; Mrs. F. S. .Mcrauley, i I M i T A T n i : * IL '4 til 1
M
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fliebt "nit 11 ftf ib t^ c drew byes. list; Mr*. ||. J. Lehman, white;
iSrti’k ■*, i 'm||| i n 11 i l l
,
Rigbtccn Imb n will he played Mr-. W. I*. Fields, white; minia R \ 1>|S| | D ma fltii,
|
m i ^ 1- , . ,
] Thuradivy w ith the ftro n d
and. ture compositions, Mrs. F. I. Hoy, S T II A W
* P i n \ t ' i i it It II|l>
Ml l"d round-* Frid.iy, the TtO-liold blue; Mr» ( \ W. linker, red. Mi- SWI'AHII,
4* ’llmt
v
j
] *cmi-fiiiaD Saturday and the 30- S, O. SlnnhoUer. white
1 t *M \ 1 n | S
d*
I,
I bole fiiuiL Sunday.
I'Jti.L.
In
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1 1 ,"!► 1'. 1 ......
W alper «n»i Ids N a tim a l a m a. '.m kets: Ml'S. F. K. Boll, blue, n 1 i'tIxDi i ’M
D ' - Dull 4.
i tf u r m ale atttnii* out 17 birdlea Mr- \V M Scott, blue; Mrs. F
.■**•*’ in
Ill*
"■ r..
SOUTH BEND. Mar. 13—W l OKLAHOM A C IT Y , M ar. 13
— UPh— J a c k KYnmrr, n C alifor Notre Dame football entered a
under the
nian, w ho gee* to achool a t Rol- new era Wedneiday
Ila» C ollege in F lo rid a, opened Iradcrahip of the alateenth eoaeh
hla bid V ealertlay fo r a nhare uf to guide lt« arid Iron dretlny—32# l h e double* title a t th e m cn’a yrar-ohl Frank Ijrnhy.
N atio n al Indoor T cnnla tn u rn n .
The new lri»h mentor
and
w e n t to go w ith th e h a lf.ln lc re U athletic director, recently natted
h* cw na in th e cc i n tr y ’* o u td o o r oucceMor to Elmer l-ayrien, re*
riaublr* chfimplotiuhlp.
(■■ived n routing welcome fm m .
In a tra d o f T ed S chroeder, liie the Inatltntlon'a 3000
ntudente,
m S ta n fo rd u n iv ersity » ta r w h» waa promlred th a t “we will make no
hla p a rtn e r In victo ry a t C o re d attem pt to emulate Knule Itoekne
Hitle, K ram er took on a .lew l u t will try only to match L*Vrtitlekick— C hicago’* B< t>by R lggi, den'a iccord" and then met the
defen d in g Indoor tingle* cham p |rl%h *<|uad In the aliening sc*.
a d d th e n a tio n 's aecom l-ranklng *icn of Sprint; luoetice on old
C artier field.
_ player.
teleph o n e
•“ *
llV p tl" " M
ST. A U O U 'T IN E . Mar.
Kovacs P airs W ith Would Equal Layden’s
Record R ather Than
Brooks, M o v e I n
Em ulate Rockne’s
To Q u a r te r f in a ls
SUNOCO
SERVICE
STATION
•-*
Walper, Chapman1Ribbons Awarded.
Below Par Round] By Garden Club
Qualifying With 15 In Flower Show
s ,CramerAnd Riggs Leahy Arrives To
Ooen Notre Dame
Move Ahead h
Spring Practice
Indoor Meet
THIRD & PARK AVE.
PAGE SEVEN
THE SANFORD I1BRALD. 8ANF0RD, FLORIDA
THURSDAY. MARCH IS, IMl
FU LL -FL O A T IN G R ID E
*Oft A ’ BIDING ) » N l
SWI1H ( OM4IIII MlCJt R FB Oi l C llON
1
FLUID HI
>
T
LllE t r u e a to ry o f th e I ‘>11 D w lg r h o lla d o w n m
th ra o a la g r e a t e n g in e e r in g Ita tiire * v ih irli liu .i'
n iu d o tb i* D o d g e a in a g n iilre n l iiio lo r c a r — llu- t a r
) iiu o u g h t to b u y . If |K>**lblr, today
I’b cae ala fe a tu re * a re tru ly th e envy o r th e a u to
m o b ile In d u a try . T h e y a r e th e e iilb u a la a tle hou>t o f
all new D o d g e o w n er* . T h e y a re th e n r id e o f llir
o ld owd fa ith fu l o w n er* w ho e » |> e rl,a iid ulw*y* gel,
fro m D o d g e, th e new **! a n d th e u lm o a t In aen aih lc
m o to r e a r »tyle a n d in trln a le value.
G et a eo n * lu ted w ith D o d g e and th e m arvel n l
H u id D riv e. Vlait y o u r D odge iliu w ru u m today,
DODGE
FLUID DRIVE ONLY
EXTRA
V B o ar ll*g
• O a r Johnny
*r t o u r TASTE d e m a n d s
THE BEST IN
*
UQtJOKS .
4 SCOTCHES
***
rWk
• i
SOI W. lal
SAMfPRD, FI
answMBmfi
\
�ol Facilities
* Army Camp | The We t l*nlin Heheh »lr ln»*
would rcrtlvt! tSlflOO to e ' new
Recommended tullil
iv,—, T sp/iOj • for addition*,
NGTON. D. r . Mar. .19
iidgct nnd the P re-h V t). F b r .
la will r-ecivo $T«M*t|0 f»
fhvlde
eeh'-d
firilltle i
fnr
iildrcn within nod n h .r mill,
try rw ervntm i-, Setuicnr Pc}»rr declared l-vlsv.
Of Uil* total. * 1 ,<81.227 would
$ O0fnt on providlny fm ilitl-x In
VHda for lie
-rnlnui-t
if
UMOMI reshtinv within the r •IV»tJon«. A lita l of t ?,127.277.
mild, the senator m id, be nl.
rated
fur
mnMfiUllon
nnd
h e r need, nui«Mc o f ro .- r - a .
m v fo r chi! Iren o f sorvl.v
By STANLEY
rHE OLD HOME TOWN
to* con
( cIm w
PAW. WE VET GOT TO W A T O tl
J U M IO R -5 IN C E m b s
B eew
>
h a n d in ' r o u n d t h a t t r a i l e r .
C A M P H E fc « S K * r t /M ' F U N N Y <
i f , Id ) fur L-jitltmirni. n total n(
$177,0 10
wltlrh would bs raided
t l l , 6U9 for operations ami innitu
tenanro rn I
2 .WJ.01 fa r aaliry
i f tr.v h u n .
The Jiiekaonvlllo
Naval Air
llnrr v ltd ! rcfclvo f 9 000 f jr
rite ,, f !A0 ),rt00 for new bniuiItiya.
?llll),l;h)
for
ndiPtlon-.
fl.ift.l'il lor rquipini-nt
total
nf $ 1,017 .'.no to which wetiM I*nil hil * Itu r n fur opernliun.i nr.d
m ainlr'i.inre. *7,171 lo r Iran*,
put lute a, .7197,'.III f .r tiu.M t'r.'j
filu rii Mm Dili
Field
nn I Tnmpn
filjpljiildi.'i'
n n il Ktu'lnri r in ;
('oinpnny. Viutipa, w m itd »•••— «•
$ * ’ ><••>) fur new liuildimr, $15.
0 ill for i viipllleiit, u tnl.ll nf
$215,0')'), to which wotllil he added
$ 10,000 for i.pern linn, nnil in.iui.
t* lim e.', nil J $25,000 for. teach,
i n ' .nhiritn.
F o r t Hu i • >i ncwa wnl I’ie.in s.
'•In Nn\a l Air illiiiH'it, n»
’ ' uriy. Kr.uflry, ami >nh.
fnlili. mid shipyard*, $15..
>r i iti**., $116.llu) to r r.rw
a*.
I’jm j f«r >'i|ulpni,ut.
I D E A S - HE S A Y S T H E R E S FOLK
OVER THERE- WHO BAT WITH
v
T H E IR
F O R K S !!
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By S t Augustine
y#Mf
Rick U iron gad
ViUmU I*. Tk«
*r—
bfond wkick
m ‘. ' . i ' , : ........
STEAKS
BEER
during the school year, ami probutdy not during the next school
year, provide tho required school
th a t the federal
furilltlra
responsible
govertiment
sgenry fur the sudden removal
nf these children luto communi
ties, few of which can provide
adequate school
facilities
for
them, should w ithout delay npIhoritc the u*e of fund, to astiiat states.**
The report was the result of
the adoption of Senate Ilesohu
linn 221, requesting the secre
tary nf the unvjr, l i e soerctory
i f \<*r to innha nil ‘..vestlgatlon
„f ».n,al fecilltioj ut Nsvy yurdj
m l Army n n l Nsvy reserve,
ti'.uv Owing to tho magnitude
4*
SANFORD,
••
17icI ROAST lb
Round Steak lb. 29c Chopped Beef lb. 15c STEAK.........lb. 29c
HirKMkIIIK • « .
n * * « K ri* 7 u i k
ABBOHTVC17
Sausage........lb. 27c SAUSAGE....lb. 25c COLD CUTS lb. 19c
lb.
* U r M H 4 « K U Y M I SLICMO
BACON........ lb, 33c Bacon Squares 15c Sliced B
rnn*>4 Miu.no SHOULDERS III. 12Vic
SAUSAGE....... II). 12Vjc
' Hama or CHOI’S 1 C _
W
BACKBONE
lb .
IjC
I1&912c
roWTAOH i
, Iteef Tongaru
CHEESE.....Ib. 12Vjc Via LKcr Ib.
BALtlMOMW
‘ *1. S3*
OYSTERS.....qt. 39c Ileef Brain*
*•a « J
kNhLMiN
' *•1 M7
FRANKS.......lb. J5c
uriTKSx pouk loin.o** m
ROAST
...•..lb*
•
• 19c
|Many Fires Are
& Set In Glasgow
tear to G stvunr with re
new*] fury overnight, atrik■1/ Umpeatuoua bkma on the
pacts of Hsmburr. Bremen
and Braden, and raking tho
NatLoocupiod Dort of Rottanftm. Holland.
• In heavy counter-blow*,
Adolf Hitler's
Luftwaffe
gmaghad a t the great Clydebank
ghlpplag' yard* at Glasgow, Scot.
UP)— F ifty persons were killed,
a t least 480 Injured and 2,500
other* left homelea*
today
when the Santa Barbara row er
depot n ear Seville blew up.
' AR Seville felt the blast
violently. A w orkers suburb of
100 boons* w av wracked with
scarcely oae of the houses re
maining l a t o r t - v .
Dog Food 101- lbcant 39c
' •*
r 4*P
P M .tI'M , A s r i e t t
Incomplete Report Of
Committee. Is Optom is tic, Says Doss
About 1160 w as collected by
ttf, London and Hull.
'h e baseball finance committee
London’* A ir M inistry described tccordlng to an uncompleted rn.
« aaaault on H am burg as the
noat w vew a tta c k " r a t da. port o f the Individual group* of
ra n d on th a t bom h-ahaturad the committee b rie fin g tho total
poOectod to d a te to about $ 1760 ,
Dr. I* T . Deae, toolrrnan of the
wenaiU teto aaU a t neon today.
A f u ll 1 ay net at tit* committee
l i not aayoctod u n to U to tonight
w M^a tw n t^ t o aw l i^ h* added.
l o t t o f Uto hodded amount of
V M flJ tM R P t:'
' Al'jRja BM#ttof of tka finance
W inter ruled the roost from
coast to rcaat
tmiay a fter
pushing the mercury to a record
four below at Rochester. N. Y ,
and sloshing
fresh downpour*
ov*r Southern California
W eather
In
the
southwest
m oderated, due to rains which
moved In from Texas and the
Gulf, whlla stormy
conditions
continued over Southern C alifor
nia from Santa Barbara to the
Imperial Valley.
Damage was considerable in
C alifornia, Los Angeles report
ing a record rainfsll for Ihs
season startin g July I, 1940. ef
26.81 Inches.
A t Santa B arbara a cloudburst
deposltsd 1.25 Inches of w ater in
on* hour and 15 minutes, and 4.5
inches In el*ht hours. The rn .
tire Imperial Valley hat) heavy
rainfall accompanied by thunder
and lightning.
A landslide south of Santa
B arbara delayed trains, snd sev.
•n bi$a passengers were injured
when the bus skidded on wrt
oaveraant at Ontario.
C lear w eather prevailed from
Michigan to the California rain
area, however, with minimum
•earner* t u r n in th a t
MCtlea
•gainst
Preserves 2 lb
•
Bread 20
5c CoHee
2 lbs
"Mil u x i n . r t n w uo
Syrup No. 5
Standard
quality
No. 2 Can
O tto Csldwall told th* com ml L
toa test night th a t a contract had
boon sen t to T. H. Blackwell and
two more boys. Eugene M artymock and Jo e Whitlock, or* under
~*nsid«ration as players on th r
HOLLAND
r
#^ . u u u
HAM1
TALLAHASSEE.
Uf)— Govarnor Hot!
FREB1I FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
BARGAINS 5 ’.t T T T m
FLOUR 24 lbs
Mr y o u n e l f out pi l i ng up “rrosi’ trip* betw een range, drain board
l#f U$« finger tip control—wUll cheap
table cooker)’.
1 -f V*AV- ‘ **- w
’
ib# rail of the family do), and prepare
i»l> coffee, eggx, waffle* or what have
bt at ilia table. Ju»t flick a awlteh or
-i-prefta I—while you ar# enjoying an
ilr, break fail afonjaa fill U«e air.
laviuii.n lo'
with
r. Corn no. 2 tan
Limas no. 2 can
** v g F <;-» r / w . ■
• no. 2 can * '
G reet
L akes
r e g io n
w ow
-ow*MnraMv higher.
•Wlttmttmix war* tha* t h r «<*M
would eontlnuo to ro n to t In th*
•oat w here on Thuradn? m ontlnv
'» was seven at Buffalo, rare el
O rrseuse. on* a t AlhtUlt, G** »•
M artfo-d. Ounn., I I holow at
Orv-wvllle. M ai-*. s« d •}« *>*|ow
*t Burlington. VL Fraothtg »*"*-e rslu re s xho-nd M f*T oouth a»
Oreenxboro. N. C. ______
Milk 3 Tall cans .... 19c
Milnut Tall c a n ......
1*41
Quick Victory For
British W ith U.S.
Help Is Predicted
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Carelyn Cagbom .
I I # Wert l l t h Street.
Thuradny morning at. 10 >40
pVteck, you a troll ad annually
d jw n tho south aids e f K art
F lrat S treet, croeaad aver to
th* north aid* and walked wont
Jrtfl yoa etoppod to, talk to
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rtoht
w
w*F M ar tho
TowoU Company Btora. Thora
If It- wa* a can of
woe* haldtjig in y
Broadcast Of Orange
Pickers Finals Stated
AVON TARK. Mar.
cU D —Through tha to ^ tp erat on
of th* Florid* a t m * Commission
with the committee to charge of
the AU-Florld*
Championship
Orange Plckara Ccntmt to
bald here on Saturday, Mar. K .
the flnaU wlU U broadcast over
a network of Florid* nMlo *t*li°NaUonal Interest to »ho e o n te a t
will be fu rth e r aUmutolod by
ChaUango* to OaltfeomU
and
Texas to have th e ir hoot orang*
picker* compete w ith Florid* •
heat to • national ehoaplooshlp
match Imra n o at y*6».
A* on added featara to tho a f
fair. a b * * u t r e o 4ti» * t,w lth rutrie* confined to girl* work lag In
parking haweoa. la batog arrangod
t y th* coTMaltto*. According to
toatotlv* plant this ooatrot wlU
b* held white th* p k k m are
staging tha finals and will two.
vlda additional m aterial for Flo.
rida publicity.
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Coral Gable* H at
New Radio Plant
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Immediate Aid Asked
To H d p Build Up
M erchant Shipping;
Need Called U rgent
Gun Club Match D elegate Will
Three Memhera Arc
Awarded Medals At
T n m n n P ia tn i
Considerable Damage
Done In California
By Continued Rains
Collettion For
Ball Team Now
Total* $1,750
n o n n t;x
« • nteh It WMo*
14.
Northern Resrion
sit'd
U IIO U
MARCH
JR.A.P. Planes Blast
W inter W eather
’ Cities In Germany 60 Persona Killed,
:i And Rotterdam In ‘ 480 H u rt In Blast
Sets Record In
r Occupied H o l l a n d
REVILLE, Spain, Mar. 14—
i t h t f eltlea tn the middle woet
ra iK M Il
FRIDAY.
a
xA
HUNDREDS OF SENSATIONAL HAlKiAlNS—SEE OUR FOUR PAGE SECTION
FOR MORE FOOD,VALUES — ONLY A FEW LISTED HERE.
FLORIDA.
“Good N eighbor Guns" G uarding Brazilian Skies
jit’*9^* >,fr MjK
Line* In Als banii Bzttered By
» Wzrca Of F—dsts
TABL” S!TPP.» Y 3 GR^-AT
O nlf N st,«g«| ] Mi*wl* O g(i h«v*
MAT* — ) no*# m.Bwloi co«L*t<j
Sanford .a The Only CenMd
Florida City Affording Rail, H lgftW R l
And .Water Traneportatloa ,
The Bpenlih Im tltu te of Florida
HT. AUGUSTINE, . Mar. IS— will bald • dinner m eeting a t
(Fpecm l)—Dale e f the oenronth 9:00 P. M. a t the Ponce de Leon
I i
-A ' Day In -Did
In"
annual “A’
'O ld Pan
S pain'
fieata ha* Been echeduled fo r Mar.
28 here, when Ihotfeande of BtorryLOVAL f a n s
makere will throng narrow A rtie.
Ftreet in tho Old Spanieh Quar
WASHINGTON. Mar. 1 3 -G e n .
te r . to participate In tho fm tlvlfra l M anager Jmtx Epsey of the
tie*.
The fleets will U g in a t It30 P. W ashington football Redskins raII., when opening eereraonle* will
he conducted on the balcony of
the Old Patio H omo where onto
E m en on, Poe and other renounced
trarelero wore gueeta. The feta Is
.ponaorod by tho Poderatad O ar.
d m Clubs of St. Augustin*.
Refrains of old Bpanlah And
Minorcan s o n n wlU fill the air
of the little Bpanlah village creat
ed for a day. An authentic oet.
ting la afforded the fleets in the
4 Miles North Of Ssnford On The DeLand Highway
Old Spanish Q u arter- with It*
winding rabbled street*. old beL
rcnled house., atone wall* and
sunny patio*. A dding their gay
ALL KINDS OF SANDWICHES
touch will he garlands of flowers
over the streets. Spanish flags,
decorations of bamboo, palm etto
and Spanish moss, while a t sun
down red and yellow lights will
Added Atlractlona With Prices
twinkle from the city streets and
Sunday* — Tuesdays and Fridays
from the graceful arches of the
Bridge of Llona which spans Ma.
t m u i Day.
FOR RESERVATION PHONE 4502 SANFORD
Famous foods ef the Spalnlth.
LIQUQR — WINES
BACK ROAP FOLKS
••d Ikil i i i l f iti* »r i| roody !•$
B ean a]
loyalty <
SIZZLING
UVLHI / EU 12 H 0,1
dtl.cf•Ml fl|r*f |K«t com$t
ifm 'OvgAitiftf 17 Hoti'i «l tin
polio and fram ajanlU
r i l l ) , Coatuires, ( t n a
and colorful w a r n offered fa r
aalo win bo authentic o f Old
soldiers are shown lined up in front of their
rifles a t Deodoro, fo r Inspection Iry Major
E dgsr A lve. Msia, their commanding office).
a ir defense program calls fo r a largely in.
creased .fleet of planes, m olt of Ihr bom ber,
coming from the United 8 tates.
WA 8 IIINGTON, Mur U - ( d ')
- P r . anient Roozevelt will nmke a
nullth address to the nation to.
morrSiv night nn drfensn and aid
to tie nations battling aggres-
Attendance
a t the
Sanford
Garden H ub's
Flower
Show,
which closed last night at the
Episcopal Pariah House, reached
632 persona, Mrs. J. H. Colcioagh, president, said
today,
adding th a t viaitora from 26
ixtraltou book.
One of the Judges of the show
cenm rnted that it was iitu of
tho neatest, m oaP orderly and
beat planned shews she had
aver sees, and, tha club president
declared th a t aha “didn t know
when I've hoard so many people
ray such nice thing* about a
•bow."
The Rose Circle of tin- Gardrn
Club sponsored tho show, and
Mr*. Endor C urictt was grnrral
chairman.
Appreciation to th* public w*>
expressed by Mrs. Colrlough for
Its "flno cooperation" and In
those “who worked to make the
•how tueh a success."
Among Ibo outstanding entries
in tho show was on exhibit of
large camellias and • terreatiial
otchid, entered by Mrs. C. It.
Klrtley. professional florist. This
was given a apodal award of
merit by tho Judges committee.
In tha list of ribbon awards
published In Tha Sanford Herald
iaat night, tha ataga
exhibit,
under tha direction of Mrs. A.
W. Epps, representing the Ro*r
Circle and assisted by Ben Ft.h,
wax erroneously Included in the
professional division. This entry
was Judged one of lb* beat in thr
•bow, and received a • pedal
thres-rtkboo award.
Mr*. M. C H agan's antry wax
omitted from th* list of potted
plant*. Bho rocs Ired a blue rlb-
He will speak at 9:10 P. M
M T f. r 30 minutes nt the nnnuml
WMt" Bouse Correspondents As•oclnllon dinner.
An indication that an II man
defense labor mediation toard
Would he created with mediation
Mower* and voluntary rath e r than
Ceminilsory arbitration author. tornoem p t 2:00 o’clock a t tha
Ito devoloyod from a oonf rraaee Chamber of Commarc* John L
TTimWW*to«J4r .
Other officers
elected
were
J II. Hutchinson, virn.pn Hih-iit
and John ml„ llam ruk, tccrvtory
nnd trenstirrr. Thriv new mcm.
bers were enrolled in the organ!,
ration
including
Charles
II
Royrr, Ernest Krupp and V. J
Humph.
During the regular order ut
business several inem hris nf th,
grou|i spoke of the benefits of
the orgniiitalion and its wnri.
In promoting gn<*l will ladweet.
Ranfnrd and the railwa) limtherhtaai Eilwanl lllggins, secretary
of the ( hamher of t'nmmerce,
was present nt the meeting am
look nil active part in |)-e ar
tivilies of the assueiatnui, Mr
Hamrick said
A regular scbrdulr nf ineelingi
waa worked nut and it wa
decided the group w.nil.t mi el
I every second ami four Ili We,in,.,
•lay nf each month nl the Chain
tier of Commerce room of th,
< lty llnll at 4 00 o'clock tn th.
Afternoon,
All railway employe* with 3i
years or more of aervice, In.
eluding widow* and urlvos u,
« « eligible fur mem
bershlp in tho orgsnltation nu<
ere cordially In v ite to ntlend th.
T
h
-.plained
J . M. T .p rrn tt with n .ra re of
294 out of n jvm lblr 500 topped
tha m srkrnirn in the
match
1-O NDON. M ar. 14
•earn system of firiu r yesterday
British victory "will nob*
afternoon nt ih r regular week
,1., i . . ___..T m l r ::
ly shoot of the Seminole Gun
Club at the rsn rc
near the
Hotel Mnylair.
Ila wo« dovnly followd
b)
Jimmie t ’owan with 292.
The police "I." tnr«et
nm
used hi the matcli firin c. nnd
M ea n w h ile, B r ita in
a sk e d
the Ihn-r kinds of -hunting,
h eln
fro m
th e
slow, thiicd. and rnpld. were cm- im m e d ia te
United S tates tn bolster her
ploveil.
Those shontiiut mi the till, mcrchnut ni.rin e
range Kt 50 feel nnd their scores I "In m> sphero nf our w ar e f.
were n* follow* \V li. t ’noko, foil is the help which the United
97; l.eo lliitner. 97; i
$! Me. Stales can give us under the
Slarrnw, ini; Mr Tnii-rntt, 9.1 nml lend-lc.se legislation more urgent
Hum that of shipping," said n
llyrd Goode, president nt He • tatm ent, iiunouneing th a t Prime
club, announced today that A Minister t'hurrhill was sending
t*. Ynnally, Mi
Tapscntt, nmi if delegation to the United S tates
Mr llrookei liiul won meilal. „t tn work out the details.
the mid.winter pistol mutches
Like men lost in a m ale, Yunow in progress ut the poliee pislsv leudors eunfcrTcd
for
range in Tampa
Mi.
Yonsll) flours yesterday in an e ffo rt to
won a m aster medal, Mr. Tap. find n way In appease Germany
scott an expert medal, and Mr. witheut lashing their nation ti*
Ilronkrr an expert shatpslioolrr's the Berlin.Komc-Tokyo Axis.
medal.
Chief Urgent 1‘rlnce iSxu) and
T hr complete scores for the 1‘iem ier Cvrtknvie locked them match firing are:
■elvea In conferences, b u t w hat
NAME
S T It
I conclusions they reached were n o t
Tapocutt
yd 99 '.i8 J q disclosed
C ow an
(III lilt m
^9S
Earlier.
Cvctkuvlc conferred
Brooker
95 97 Hi 291 with Dr. Vlndlmir Mscek, leader
Bu trier
95 y* y:l ago of the ('ro atlan s and leaner p o ll.
Webb
99 U6 'JO 21$ Uc la no.
.1 f
Smith
97 92 83 772
Only slong the short Greer
O thers who p a rtlc lp a in t In th r frontier could Yugoslavia
still
inetch firin g w ere Mr M'-Hlar. count i n non.Axis friendship, anil
row. Mr. liran fo rd , G. M artin rt access to th a t 100-ndd m ilt g a te ,
liv trv it, Mich., nnd d. A llo w n tl way ts- the prtnctjmt ubjvcttv* tjf
(,'erninn pressure.
Greer*, which has declared she
will r< n lin u r her fight against
the Axis regardless of Yugosl*.
vla's derision. busily fortlfle»i
Thrace ngalnst attack of s Gil'.
W A .S IIIN G T U N , M #r
IncreaHe In Sociul
SecuriCy SuffgeHted
i 'r r t u l i n t RiHiNrvrlt rv co in n itiitlrd
ttnU y th a t (liu m im ltor of ptmt.nN
cov,*»|**i >»y t h r hocimI Mtvurity
|in»tfr»m m il ( h r t« n r f i U (h ry
MYfivr U* liirrrMiNj
III* Btoltl lo ru r tio'ht 11>1111 I'tiln «m
thr |u u g r » m n»»y ht> m q .tt i. ,1 m
thr Spring.
British Troopn Arc
Reported At Piraeus
BELGRADE, Mar. 14 —</»*.
Diplomatic circles heard to,lay
that about .10,900 British tru.-ps
bad hern debarked at I’iiaeii*,
he port of Athena.
City News Briefs
• n«* y r a r ly d u n a r t I I
r „ J » - n c l‘ me*U,W
scheduled
Adams, Bills Receive
Air School Diplomat*
Plant*. Mr*. Prod Wilson, class
ification, and Mra. T . E. Roumn ^ x P u b H e ity chairm an of toe
M oot
n
,Sen,in,,to County boys Ju_
Ban Adams and Louis Bills w ,rr
toe D.‘re
Aviation Clauses In
Four Cities Offered
. Among than* a lt ending the
residents of OoreoU.
CORAL OABLBS, Mar. 14— •hew m
(Special) — The nmmfoctsrtng EntorprUe,
Kimlmmea.
Fort
Piero*. Cocoa, Lake Wales. Or
JACKSONVILLE. Mar. 14—
lando, Ovteda, Geneva, Miami, (Bpoeial)—Rare opportunlti** for
Park, •tody and cxporienco In aviation
5 « 7 *«nn > **ch. W hiter
W art Palm Baach and Altamonte mooha a lra or* now being offered
yoong mow la Florida a t four dtfBtotoq e th er than Florida r»- ferant point* i Jacksonville, PenaaR MWh l
Hr Viaitora Included « 4a. Tampa aad Miami, wlraro
V irginia,
m nai li a a la ,
Now rteaaaa or* being eaodueted under
T a lk
North Carolina, South j am w r t Ip a4 tha S tate Board of
H M i t k a and th* aehool boards
•C Jh g rtL Escambia, Hllteborough
•ad D ads oo— Mm .
„
sV if.
a
,d" r d7 nl‘ hl ,rnm
A ' ro
T ^ k a l
R ch o o ,
today
T' °
“ » “ Iwntml
Mr. Adams ia the son of Mr.
and Mra. J. Rots Adams of 111 tt
T h rk
*“ J
Ur
BUI*
It
the .on of Mr. and M n . J. C
r i i i !■
Oeaov*. Both an.
lered the echool on Jan. I, and
»f the clo u of 160 that atorted
the course, only 62 were grad.
UlUd.
The two a ir cadets are home
now nn *nort leaves, and will re
port to Maxwell Field a t Mont
gomery Ate.. W ednesday fo r ad
ditional training.
Junior Auxiliary WiU
Awird Quilt Saturday
Glrta of th* Joafer AuxUlary
* ,# ? “ * *»*F mod* to thr
h r t te r o f th*. (w h y whmhar. B a t
“rtto r night a t #K)0 ••dock at
FankJtur* Company
•■ .F Irrt B trart, It w as aanounoad
today by Mra. A , K. F ord, xpon.
Itritain 1h Equipping
Troops For Invasion
U lN UO N, Mar. I t —W*)—B ri
was illscluted today to bo
equipping invasion troupe for us#
a g a i n s t b o th Germany and Italy.
These units would be landed
by annuled Invaxlun barge* carry
ing 69 men each piotectod by
coordinated barrage* from naval
guns and a tlark bomber*.
The development of *n amphi
bian shock force would mak* pos
sible a quick transition from a c .
live defense to offense when the
time comes which, obtervera ray,
will be when the British a ir
force achieves such technical and
numerical superiority
th a t It
can bomb Berlin In daylight day
after day
without escaptlonal
tain
p r o p o r tio n a te
W J. Pell was u su ed a building
permit at the City Hall yester
day In
rr-model a
flve-ruum
frame dwelling and add a storage
room tn llie garage at 2409 Pal
nicltu Avenue a t a cost of $600.
The Hanford HhufGeboard H ub
is xchrdulcd to plav a team fmm
Lmgwuod
Halurday
ufternoun
i t 2:00 u'clock a t the courts on
the com er of Second Street and
Palmettu Avenue, A. C. Madden,
secretary of the club, has an
nounced
H«n» of th* Legion Rifle Club
and Ilia Junior Auxiliary will
have thair regular practice at the
range in the re a r of the Ameri
can Legion b u t on Lake Shore
Boulevard at l:BO o'clock, George
Cooke. Instructor, said today.
PLANT BERRIES
MADISON. Mar. 14— (Special)
—More blueberry pte ix In pro
spect In Madison county. Fifty
home demonstration club women
bare added blue harries to thair
orchard planting* during th* past
’rw wreaks, according to Mias Ben
nie Wilder, Mad toon boras agent.
ORDER FRUIT TREES
REDDICK, Mar. 14—(Special)
—Negre^hom^ demoaatrattea club
a d m ill fntit’tomT h w l h
r t .U y .a W o n % * 2 U t o r t S
D iscu ss D e ta ils
, ——„ ,
Yuffoidavia’s Leaders
Confer On Method
Of Appeasing Nazis
lo s e r s
Salvation Army Get*
One-Third Of Quota
Nearly nne-third of the $2600
quota set by the Kalvatioo Army
in its annual drive has bean
rullrctfd in rash and ptedgoo
turnrd In to the campaign head
quarters nn Magnolia
Avenue,
Captain K. E. Rose, director,
said today.
Roy W illiam,, general chair
man u t th* drive, reminded workera to report contribution* to
thair team captain*, nnd Oakad
the captains in turn to ra p o tt to
headquarters. Several
poroona
have Increased thair contribution*
this year, Mr. W illiams stated,
adding th a t those connected with
the drive are "indead grateful."
TOBACCO PLANTS
JASPER, Mar. 1 4 -(B p a d o l)—
Although bright leaf
tnhaene
plant* have been alow Is arawtii
during tb* poet few weak*, them
are plenty o f them far HawSlMI
county farmer* aad thaw will h*
ready for aettlog In tha f l* S
within tha next fertolght. M M ri
In* to County Agaut J. J . Sirite
LOCAL WEA1
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THE BANFOBD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Germans Still Battling For Food
Freedom After 18 M onths Of
,
From B«rUn
recently c a m *
« th* Information
U that H*tt flit*
I l«r ha* lam oiav
.0 ’ V:
■ E H
. ■
Icaaly aqusl ched
■
d is o rd e r*
9
Holland-Oh. I.e
Adolf IDIIer, d o u b tl e a a haa
3 ,» '
_
aqualchod ’em.
-but hla announcement th a t ha’a
done eo la taken aa an admtaalcr.
from a ftrat-elaaa authority that
there were Dutch dleordera that
’ required aqutlchlng. And Itswaa aa
good an authority aa Signor MnssoUnl, who testified th at Uia F aad iU
.were a lot worae licked In northern
’Africa than even Ihe BrtUah aald
! Adolf and Ban!to ought to know,
ft If anybody.
N< . Benito’s revelation waa naive to
. the point of being funny. It evi
dently had leaked out In Italy Iteelf
a that II Duce’a foroea wera on th*
iV |run on the aouthem tide of th*
f.; Mediterranean, and It appMra that
. Iba I tail ana. at horn*, were begin* Bing to m utter that h»’d neglected
,10 w nd enough of ’em Into th at
■; fUtd of activity or to keep ’em eup£Y piled adequately. Seemingly Benito
s. w u etung by thee* criUclame; eo
’ ■ he mod* U ut epeech of a few day*
'r - ago, to th* effect th a t hla African
r l i ’m iiiury outfit waa. too. a great
Jfi plenty more numerous and batter
equipped than Italy and th* reet of
? Ithe world bad given It credit for
being- Well. If it w u underspent*!
h and aklmptly armed It had tom* ex., cue* far being licked. Out. If not. * j
ho aaerrtcd. It had-i’t even th at *»cum for taking He ticking. D itta
Albania. Benito hotly dented th at
the {taller.* I litre were knocked
*> lalo • rocked h e t by the Creek* due
to any failure of lie own to tend
' enough of ’em aeroaa th* Adrlatla
Of to furnish 'em with sufficient
gun*, munition* and aviation: Uiry
: aimply have been trounced by au. v oen o r Greek fighting ability—
though Benito didn’t put It quit*
N ot ID* Fault!
I 'T he nub of It la th a t yet. thev’ve
been licked, but It wasn’t hla fault. '
T h e Inference drawn from |
Adolf* report* la th a t he'* eonquered more territory than he’a goI n to bo able to keep long unJer
.
I,
J
;
i
I
lrvady are *o Ugly,
1 own account, that
‘d a re German army
t all t h r northirfr
vtumably It’* «ff*c.
went, but It must b*
Im to her* so much
r that he haa to alt
g military force to
going cm the ram-
TUfiSftAT, 1CABCH
SCOTT’S SCRAP BOOK
War
•ratio n o* the f o tti b * rt home.
Fly MORfJ AN M. BRA TTY
WASHINGTON. Mar. 11—W Hut they *till t«ft the
— A fter IS month* of war, the worker with only h ell enough f*tThey fe rtlllied German farm*
Oernlan* haven't won th eir battle
to the lim it In the three yeere
for food freedom.
began
And that deaplle the windfall Just before w ar
of food* from conquered, oc achieved extra production. And
finally they r a r e thrm w lrr* a
cupied, or dominated countrlea.
Official Cerman diet table* breathing epell thin winter by
ahowing what the average Ger “ buyInfT food In the conquered
man eat*, published flrat In 1027, aieas.
NEVERTHELESS, the Amertagain 10 years later, and rxlendrd by United Slate* Department ren ci.uerte conclude, tbU
of Agriculture expert* to date on not been enough to win the battle
the ha*l* of the official rationing, of food freedom. Not by a jugful.
Amt, here, they tell you. la the
show thc»r facta:
1. The average (lertran'a bade proof:
Bald Die Deulihe Volkawlrtdiet in 1027 w n about
cal
orie* per day per person, or al whuff, the official econoinle Jour
nal
of the N atl Party, on Mar.
most the tim e aa the high aver
■^i h e f u l l
age* of llritish and American 2, 1039—a few month* before the
war atarted, and a fte r the German
dirt*.
MILITARY
REGALIA
2. The “consumption planning” people had been eating a de
[7
o
r
f
i
t
E
A
d
w
a r r io r I
ficient
diet
for
more
than
five
campaign or Ihe Kbits n i t high
ly successful In ronaervlng easen. yen re:
f
IN
C
L
U
D
E
S
A
S
PEAR/ I
“J-utely, signs of ovc r-eirrltorr
tial food*, hut Ly 10.77 It had re
A X E , C H A P L E T o F CAM E |
M\<> A O
(
duced the hoalc diet level to the of worker* and errploye* have
Flrat, the
point where it was extlmated by become apparent.
C O V ER ED v n < H B E A R F U R ,|
[ Be l l e of Burma)
American nutrition expert* to be grippe epidemic ha* reached anrh
an
extent
th
a
t
It
can
only
be ex
B R IG H T F E A T H E R S , B E A r |
lb perrrnl below the Amerlc«n
'
WEARS
Bol«
plained by Increaaed luarepllhil.
standard.
T u s k s , b a l d r i c f r in g e d !
t
H
E
A
D
R
I
H
^
S
7
Ity
owing
to
phyaleal
and
pryeho3. The present basic diet ha*
, AND E A R R iN C S
been reduced further alnce 19.77. logleal wearlneaa. Second, ex
Wl<H H A I R , C O W R IE S l l m s l
to the point where it average* 13 treme Irritability on account of
A P R O N , ^ a u n T l e T s , D D t; 1
percent higher than normal In neivou* attain m u llin g from
lolal hulk, hut I* about 40 percent over-eirrtlon I* common. Third,
__________ t!A L R ,A H D a I
below normal in energy giving unrxeuted abaence and attrm pta
/ 7
T a il .
meat and fat. The exact Ios* in to atay away from work for flim/
M A D E OF
c a h rlri cannot tie estimated be *y renvm* have increased aharp° ’
cause the complete diet of today ly. . .
X
/
HUMAH
'T h e over-axertlon of worker* I
I* not available.
I*.
In
the
la
it
annlyala, only an
/
« A IR UNITED STATES Department
of Agririillure export* have made other aympton of the general '
nvnr.ullllxatlon
of
all
resource*.
.”
two ep p relu l* of the Grrman
THESE, the Amerlran expert*
battle for food freedom within
Y o u c a h T B e l i e v e Yo u r e y e s
Indicate, ara the aymptom* of
-IrtE T w o D O ftTiED L I N E S A R E an unintentional alt-down ftrlke,
* reeiilt of the lack of proper fat
E Q U A L IN L E N G T H
and meat In the workers’ ration*.
Other expert* suggest euelalned
I Gold and allrer a re called Uh*
n. ....................ifenae
British dafanae .TffW''
.-x
blockade to llarllec, will provide for. thr
nohlr metal* because th # y * d o
, , could aegravbU
tl a t condition employment of on rntnn-.ologlat
ravhl* 'th
nol rust.
„ among tb* derm
C ........an populace as a and a palholngiet,' which “ would
a
rrally
inrrra*i.
tbc
lnboralorj-’*
rf whole. The cheerful
------ , \ ) workn an i*
t0 the fellow who geta plant} of aervirn to the farmer*.
meat and fat, cr, In II* nine.,
r u i n it t m vit ik a m i
hi plenty of vltamlna from fruit* ik r ntiii i i :«i:*HNni.F:
i ni \ r * n ,i,jt*
and vegetable* which Germany
li»%. i> i'll a ki a:H i
me a in. i: w a u *i »v fMaimiri.
l0 admittedly lacks.
m
Thu* I ho G*Tnan battle of fond
freedon:— or In other jangusae— H il II Vn i l r flTITK lK U r t r n A n n t
self aufflrlency—la not yet won.
are sure to be
T ill: MTA.TI-I fi)-* ru illlH A
Til
n rriiA im
t \ m \ i .1^ ■v,
ibh?
• just w hat you w an t—
Wf»t Jrd Mir r <1,
fllEKTUn.
UENVMYI.VAMA
Experimental Farm
N«illf*r Ik h*r»-li y itIvmm Mini mill SO Y s a rs S u e c o t« I D o c to r's j light, delicious and of
fJVrtriK lift h l«*-e fi Ift hi 11111f«|
F o rm u la f o r Itc h in g o f
n Seeks Appropriation for,
I fine texture.
fi«rRln»i you in Hi.- n|,aV* rI j I*n|
rV " ------- "
f%
«b«»rI lav I'fi'Mf I »•; MbHh)
i.
IHtAtlF.NThN,. Mar. 1 1 ^ /ftp c
It Ik Iff** rUy i.i ln n l (J)fif ynli
rial) - Manatee rnunly* rip e ri. Ihfe rrfjtllf || lo lie n Hit il|||*»|ir
le*■ iildn 1 "| 7 II-,) | Min | yi| | | ik
■il menial farm laboratory, which I «>urlIlii'llf
• in H^lifnrel, Me mlnnlr Fir»t RppUratlfiHa of powtrfull/ annihlog
n serve* adlolnlng counties ka well, f*011111y. I'lnrMit. fill | In* Tin rfn) n( linuM 7/mo (r tiwirvt mn.it prnv^l phyie will n*k Tor an additional appro- April, A. tK I H I, ofhrrwla#,. a
]t prlatlon of 110,000 annually for *t|iff>* pro rmrilRRao will lim rn* awlfL mlM. Then It* *unUse o n ly one level tea(rooUln* 10 C i l m l hi
i* lw« year* from IW l Florida
logivdlaat*! tt*.*t* rtfht In
legislature. J. Pop* Harllee, Br^
p n a M , FAilT hHllaa. <
t. county commlailoncr, aatd Sunday,
writ* In fro i» o u t t* <
i- nJiliuir llmt Governor Holland nail
d hi* cahinnl had approved the plan
L , C. I | L 'O
iN OUS «D
ill uriiiclplu.
•~f l. L - Wl v COLUMNS
The enhrged hudgtl, accordlnjr
\
TALLAHASSEE, M ar. I I —
(Special) Lawrence Tibbett, Met
ropolitan O p tra alar, and atar
of radio, motion plot or* and epicart ataga, will headline the (trt l i t aortoa fo r next > t a r a t Flor
ida S tata College fo r Woman.
ThU announcem ent has ju st
been made - by Doan Ella Bcoblt
Oppcrman of the School of Mti
tle. who b chairm an of the a r
tist aarlea committee..
T ibbett win come In February
nr Mcreh o f 1941, giving two
different concert*. U will mark
hla flra t appearance In thU area.
T h li announcement U expected
to ho o f m ajor Intereat to tnu*b patron* who have taken ad*
vantage o f Ihe Increaaed accom
modation*
made
poulble
for
aoatlng audiences in the college
auditorium a i the m u l t of th*
policy to achcdule two appearan
ce* by each artlat.
Tibbett, who Is a native o f
Oakerafleld, Calif., first appeared
on'vlhe Concert stage a t Los An
gel** In 10l7i and made hla n p tr.
atlc debut
In the
Hollywood
flowl, singing the p a ri of Amonniro In “Alda”
in Scptembor,
1023. Ilia debut with the Metrorolltan occurred
in
Nov, 30,
1023, when he sang the p a rt of
alenUne in “ Paiwt,”
He hae made concert tour* a n .
Attar from coast tn m ask nnd
T Sflhpe,. an d ’ hn* b*rn j.'m tL
marking the firs t tik e grapd
opera had ever been brought on
lb* a rtis t aeries.
C ot Glad a
took tfce leading role In "Canm en" and H Jaf Xoyke, native
Japanese, the loading p a rt In
“Butterfly.”
The United Stale*
Marlite Band w u brought hew
aa the opening attraction on th b
year** a rtla t aerie*.
The flrat postal acrrlea In Ai
lea waa Inaugurated on Ma;
ITO8, between Portsmouth, N.
and Philadelphia.
I F YOUR T A ST E DKMAI
the
w M k rm $ -
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES, j
• W INES
U
SURE TO , VISJT
M l*k W r l M l i r - i'f
W . l l o received a gold medal
r r* io (l dtctlon on tho ajagn’*
fitt f l n ' A tR ififEHI.
n Academy
A n d s in v rtf
of
•In l»S3; m i
ileal alngtr* by
H four cOnarcuwaa preoentod
A rtlbue medal
At
two o th e r . aft m et Iona
*M pltnnftH n « it ’y m r on thr
C o lltfi A rtlat Serif* which every
AMPLE FUNDS
for HOME LOANS
ECZEMA 1
BUYER M EET S
" I n ever knew our old floor*
could look so nicer
Tod, too, ra n have p rrlty floor*
H are's the secret . . . It takes
fi food floor mechanic and good
Machine* to do good work I Phone
3001 for estim ate. II. M. Glca.
“ Friendly FUancmu"
First Federal
MrvlDg« • fi ’■Loon1* Ate'ff.
o r H M Iiid l* C o u H iy
OP Magnolia A
Aren**
MO
venae
.
>• th*r* On othrr
> worry about,
orted to be aa near
to an anll-N ad uprising aa u darts
___ __—
' '
Trance certainty won’t etay beatm a n y longer than It haa to.
I t Stand* to reason that Dtn■firk, Poland and Belgium can’t
. but be ripe for revolt at th* first
,‘ ffiyorabl* opportunity. Th* Bel; kart* also a n only aa pro-Oermsn
r. H they’re afraid to be otherwtae
n
Now, H err Hitler ran cono«nC- tn t* on on* little epot. Ilk* northHolland,
Holland,
and auppnaa it* anti*
\ era nee,
wuirk and
No:
. Naat-I*m,
unquestionably.
hand*, maybe the Balkan* and
Turkey, loo. and with Ruaala’a un
reliability m reckon wlthl Wouldn’t
ell th at keep him pretty busy r
‘ d n p ai I* Tor Off ttataro a broken reed to him. And
tSMff'fi
wmoe 0.l. him
g ” * IM
too far m
away
to khelp
Juet iSw eolldly Oermany ItaeU
behind the Tuehrer t* eotnethlng
» problem her*. That it * strongpradeentnantly eo Isn’t qu**I p i . Herartbeleo* there are
*v* rumor* of a bit of domeaUo
Montent with him, tb* FatherId traditionally baa Ua d«mo
lt*- There are observer* who
Ink they might maalfeet themIw e Suit* formidably If he run*
Iff fitrloua trouble, glrtag them
dfffiMM Iff apeak above * whu-
Service
Dark shadows, glar
ing light and sharp
contrasts. B-r-r-r-r I
Can you irndgin* gay laughter,
warm hospitality, and b*auty in
such a setting?' Certainly nol.
And the pUy o( it all is, that this
kind ol light ish't good lor seeing,
either. Reading become* "work".
And your eyes tire q u ick ly -r
make you go to bed early.
For sale, effortless seeing and
more cheerful surroundings, use
plenty of mellow, glarelei* light
—the I.E. S. kind- AIter all, tight i*
priceless and good light is cheap.
m iim m r is
iiimi
“
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* t
--------, , r j l ^ W
T*'
'
S a n fo r d la T lir O n ly C e n t r i g
I lo rid n C ity A f f o r d in g H a ll, H l g h W
A n d W a te r 't r a n s p o r t a t i o n
l- M a h lis h n l In 1908
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . W E D N E S D A Y .
Outlook For
Florida Farms
Is Improving
Saved From Wrecked Freighter
Enter
BritishTorces
• v e r 500 F liers Re- j
ported Signed Up
. W ith Royal Forces
^ Since L a s t J u l y
Most Volunteers
. A r e Instructors!
E ffects Of War And
■I) e f e n sc .Spending
Are Seen As Rais
ing Farm P r i c e s
MARCH
12.
It’ ll
M em b er A * « » riiili'il I 'r w t
German Warplanes Reported
Bombing Towns In Greece
M apping Strategy In New York l*us .Strike
JLhiu I’Miuijiiil! j in ntipr-Yi'il
dome* tic tin nmm4, the iK Ii ouilook fur JJoriiln f nr tin t
i<
brighter than fin tin* pu»i v .'ir
;Biktl the e ffect* i*f tin* K im nnin
war are hkel> lu he f*!t itum »*.
j In|fl> by farm familii s IliD y<ai,
jit ri*j»c rt jssiu -4 t
h\ |h
wJUllivetMt) •( I h.rulV- Acr . <*.
’lure Kxien-iiut S» r\ i« i* 11mIun 4- -
Several Have Joined ‘Eagle Sauarlron,» U. S . U n i t
11 The
t a p idle
iipiiuhiig
M ’M IIR R Jh t.
()\c r 500.000 Troops
S;iirl Massed Upon
Fronliers Of Turke\ A n d (i r e c c e
Showdown Seems
( lose At Hand
ICiirkinehani Palace Is
Nil During Raid,
l.ninlon Announces
pi*'.
| Iirt-itm fur initiumil tie fun-i Lii* re*
• n e w Y O R K . M a r. 12 -U > >
ll* \ • «.i •-(mfr*1 T*rr«*
>utlri| im g re n tn in-lti-ti til pru*
— M o re
th a n
500
f lie r i.
<” u i' in u .iniliuii'H liitvp nl|«llii'tlufip
emplu.s
un
lit,
uini
l
uM
ilfii.
d ra w n
fr o m
th e
(rro w iirr
"
1 1 r u n U iiiiliiinr G r w lt
|e r inn me*',” th«> it|..u i ihel.iie*
” iin Itn m l!u l,’u rln ii b a se d ,
A m e ric a n r e s e r v o ir o f c iv ilia n
•'W ith ii mult i ml retlm ii n in
t v'.iM ii'i>” rti*il I i-kI uv ,
aa
p ilo ts , h a v e e n lis te d in Rnjrj h* *i mar k it ing in j<n-.]n*i i f i
] HM 1. riittle jn ic» ^ are «-x| mi t j «|
*I it Ii i* m ,i . Mil MlO.llOO tftxiD a
I l n d ’a R o y a l A ir F o rc e nm l
In u%emire higher tlrm f*»i i:»|0.
in ili
t i i dit jor-t o f (1 rcpci*
R o y a l C a n a d ia n
A ir F o ix c |
TutnJ plnnglitei Mip|d\ uf imUl*
s in c e jn ld - J u lv l a s t y e a r.
mil I'm l,i'\
nml uilvin mnt k it..| iti i .■11
M o re t h a n 4 0 0 a r e flv itn r
■ ^ i i’ii- iii.tn t.il to a n im n iin A "uiilor from ti c Noitvcgi.tii freighter ( ■lu 1 ll.tgli , i,|,. i.>. ia e\|iei teil 1o In nti.Mjf Hi.- ^m i n s t r u c t o r s in C a n a d a . A limit
111 h ” i' ilint Ii.
u
m for the fnihl fun t tail- \ .h*.
u
fr
11 in n breeches Ini '■ ii, 1f* uf the clew , f
;,><
iu
|,,
,,
,i|
y or* ferrying England.bomt J
• reuse In g in m .fi.l lu itle guttii:
\ mm I.it b’in lo rs w ith e r e d
I’* tmg of picket* for the Inin strike tie
llie
ship,
caught
nil
n
.an.,
1
Hill
feet
nffi-ho.c
til
llieuti
I
ill
M
,1
bombing planes s c r o n tin- A t.
Hi li-i ui. .mi.I (uii'i'usl* tbxl
to iniirkH ni•iv 11 ith |fn Imbh*. „
.1
t'*
he
tip
New
York
11
un-portal
n
i
t
ton cunlmn*
leotlc. About 80 are trsiisfu iH n s rh e u, nieil vessel via- id i m. lim n Hull, lingl.iinl, I.i i ’liilmli l|ihi i "•lli'i* feetl
||.
,1 I - I).Sul.ill quickly ill
i "ii n in,ip ji|
It iIkt In ii4 i [it«i i h i
, . . i |. him -i iluit lie jm n the
British-mad* planes from furlor- when blown ai;roinu! In , 1.1,■ !I mid cighs u m I n : , iin n in .ii high l i hitlv e in tjtil,- pi it <-w |*i I
m i
1
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fl.
i
i
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i't*r
lat
M
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W
il*
'
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ibuuid
I
ill.
ii ■ In yi, Iding, t ugoits to airdrom es. A frw Imvc
“ Since in'th " lit* fjirm m n *r* |
i |.i. itu ,i |v » iuil,I o|icn «
• I im .lt it(..», I s \ 1 . , I , im l|,i it
JotnaB tha "E agle Squadron." an
**h> ?* "entile ttmoloi
u .
i i , i i I., i i j, u * \ |*et led lie f,
A narlcan fighting unit.
iM'll-l'il nml ft i . i nl in.in 11)« it•*
i
u uf t liei eC.
niv
flint
i
'*
Ul
|t|
line
no
Unconfirmed
reports rise tied
.■
m Utnnhul
er»
fi'*t*f
nliutit
fix,,
i'
1
1
.
•
1
1
Ii
■ i i t.ii » h e r m\ off leer
diplomatic circles h rre early to
' ' The iji rmiinl fur I . . f jit |
i *
nlan* * vaided the
day
th at
a
big British us
ItIn it ll I in i' I Ii I 1 u til he lu in In
j. * .I ,
i I l ht 11gai'h Helnadltieuary force from
Nort I :
g i entci t fih11 f i nun is itu n - iml
, ,'i i' 11 1,14mI ftviKhia prot ufi •tint Iit mil |*i el tit
« *'« In life
I f r k e j s be big landed at Vim eui ;
f 111 j i ti i lit- n< t htng Id
| I X111ll t - hi tile Sill”I"id I •ft I ill'll ifielide“i i n icem .1
u re uh
the paOc of Athens, fur action
M > f 1 ,11j>11« * iih*ng the
1 t l u l l mninlnl I Inn i i - Ii <sv nt uf Ii nv ill nml 11111rl u i \ ItHHinig
A
1 ■ . | i i.|»
In fight
on the g ro e k front.
Ihe Pnti*>h lltiu** nr, • m ' IiiiijI rmuii" in Kl"|j.|.i
| t ala* Was reported that Bri.
•tie l it. •
I ing, Mi * A M • "h i. nr H, * lull
l >1her e \i « I pt -• 11 «in to* i j*-*I
ym iTinn ‘lit
tiih transports were about to
\« 1 • 1
, |*'« Milfhl «nl t-iilu) tll.il - |M«1141 ale H fullnw
1 1 .1
f" uie
that
key
land troops
tp e rt a t a t theSalonika,
C
h
r
i
s
t
i
a
n
Science
Speaker
Calls
ChariiiWMitU
ui
ii
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t
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1
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M
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fiutm
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m
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n
iMuiril
i 1F11 ml re-itou of th«
■' " 4 ' t*” 1'
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lien
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a\e
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iitjuli
te
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sits!
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4
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nrlcr ( )ne ( H Must
Speaker O u t l i n e s
Aegean Bee barely #0 ralU* from
Miein Tile rlmw iiuef* w u '" |" tu 4 turn - 1nn*l nut .i
if puihiiili't
l « n t x mechanised force
Cliiriniis
In
llislurs
I'i^hl I'nr I >nni in ion
aad
along
the
thilgartan
a rt
henaUn K l ‘. Honohuhlee i i uf If'lltt ii el*M k >s AIn m i l\ t mipnihifiii l* pmill i \ men in til •** I
(Jreok Macedonian border.
turned If ft night
frm * T»1S ' I lilt, will im mi’ m| m*ii hunyltt un. nili)f then n|t«'iMlt”n» f■•• i lie
U,I n'(
i 1...i» M k
Diplomats fat Belgrade beard h c(, where tie ii'l t r iiit i*t| » if , I iI P (HI ti'i lu* i.. Mini will r Iiii eniMiuif >ei*t Flefuhi |n*iil! r ■fee SI
,
1 ii
I| 1
i'U 1Iir hi mi
it bout any direct confirmation. hearing Monday cm the ti'imil iHimi^fi tone ui >u. hum in On A in f t14 I ^him Id !*•• in a ret at ■vi-!y ! llll 4 i 1 •
1
.ll, V
*•■ ' '
tin n
i '1
fl-.
a t 40 B ritish m ilitary trane- ■»f the Rrooklngi lim lituh eon. M iililll B»0n I* M
if •• ll (rnnlhm In I itam I* Ml r *f \
• i.i i l i I
1' r
It ll" Ills II • l* 1414411
1
1 *4' e
porta arrived Tuesday a t rirc n u s rerniug Ike ta i M nnture uf the
4 It Hi.t |ii>iiu
i n
•'
'il.
A ,.n in p L t’ I I i f i-i.tn.-u umi hlirtinesp, I>111M fi,I -4*k llli k''iris
>, lai■114111 1 1. 1.
Hi*
1
irtllb
S tn tr af Florida
1
will <»« utimuimed inmoi
l *1 1V'Vlj' 1 ''il
It's
■it
*»a te
•. »1 -w». l’**J4
' , », ( ’.' .♦ I
It u-4s HkCMiMl'
VuAill ,«■ *••*»• W i* knitnr*-OaHsrtt, tetiow . **# a fi'to ll uf HMT«na«iJ doifuMl ie fH’4 ^ *-•
Pi. , M J7 1
(it i I 11>i
a* . p* L*i y t*l
deuuiiiil, 'inulh'i sturi»r'<* ‘ till, 1C
began nnteclltng traopa.
'I t . , , in stitu te'. ri'poil I‘ < tin
hairinari. sahl.
i
11
1 t ..milt,'ren roii.
U' *
The British expeditionary forcr j rerommendatinns nm,l,
« dl l- . M " « " " <" •>!■
" » •'shilm (III l i HI" thhl' il \ 1"II ' C In
*< i u ii
i i k mi* idi * etde.d.*'
"
•
wee aaid,--w ae—d»e«al> .-from I „ln,K„4 f ^ n r r itmi ihn* t-ilt-,
nun tug rleak lu itaaiim : !l" Ill'll*’* *f III)} OUT'* ’ l*i
llli,
i ii| yiji * W !* \ mliuin
in th r pi ire t*f fred* n ^
v 1,11 teal l i i t ' Iji ill a*k/sj
vi it lj 1
'-'"I
' "1
me
Con Sir Wavall’i Army of the | will
wuj N*
i,.
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m, n>iiii
........ slum,
*lmw tin*
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preaident of Iho tourd of three- Semimde County to give Unu
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(jillrtpi*. -l*oi u io p , played four Linford Florida
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A .upper —III he gl*c>> l» ” ■ Two Navy Fliers
Drnr H i. D ean:—
years fur Rollins College and m i
i vulig* li-tir wnrk here, hr sk'I h n\c noticed with a irn a i (frilcr of thn K astcm Sl»i 1 "•
uptlunwl i . i ii* Kurt Pierre in
Killed In Crash
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the Ploiida K ill ('u n it league for deal uf in to rrft tho effo rts ul day night a t 0:30 o'clock nt ll<
continue
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much uf last ir u o n . tie Ii new llie (oik. In 8anforc! to C
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■AS UIKGtl, < u iif. Mai 12
■■jitoUnl Voarh a t Hemlituie High baseball litre and am h tpciul in appreclallon/O T Iha cnorli - •
Fiirht Are Graduated
tlint the people telll coopern'e tlicy ha»a a y e n , It
»»i>" ■pi—Two Navy in*‘ii ilieil m the
IDuul- for Scliiitiotr f Ti#u111> f"i iili will nt ti m l 1*4*1*’
today.
Mrs St*-w..rl • mail of it lor|M-ck» plane luthi>
Joe Jtutice, ottwnd ham>, la ajv- a lib tliose who a r t try l’te to P "’ .inuncetl
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D e fe n s e
C la s s
itita- B o tlin player Signed by It over, aa I think tl would be a Dutlon ia worthy matron of lh* iiTialritf li» IM Iht nuaibrr uf air. nvw In**pita I p ro jrtl u m i * ml t ir |uii i*f: lirllef Tilt* hiMul ■ ,m
|*J*\ j4 iIu mver L'll year- Mini 4rn w
■hr Builiiolcs laet year, lie rated miatake if baacball ahould be a l order, and C. B, Wlaecuo i» «or- M on k l 1]r*l s m e r J e n . I in tr n it- bt-tliHt'd for ftult* Imlay uii«i
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last
11*I ■4a••-1 ul I iter cent, TI** y will MiL'tit the first defense pre-amahlpful m aater o f tb r
1■d ie s b e f a llin g N a , y p la n e s l i t r e . li-giil
lu tin* i f the beat climax itinner* lowed la go* away. I know
f r<|iiim nrnla
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D ie b o m b e r s p u n Lata l a s t n ig lit
turned out lif Jack klcDowall. no other thing which a t thin time
iiirnt
ItainiHg
class
and
ware
Mlm, M.Hiirliioii, a n h i l d ah.,
u l o f n th u n d e r c lo u d n e a r F r e n c h ekareii u. far aa Hie County 4*
D arina the w inter ha h a t been would bring more favorable pub 150 In England Arc
*r ini in, Is-sI. A irs
Johnson, in*
(tiipuriMg the jiImm- fui lh** vklriirlur,
licity to tnl« town and recrea
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leaching a t W inter Ila ra a .
said Imlay,
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thiiiiui^.
liu-j*itnl
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government
aopruvul,
Bill D augherty, pltebar, is tha
Ifo m b e d F r o m
H o m e s
III- g r o u n d a n d b u r s t In to f l a m r s .
Tl.ns, **bo finished the courae
The machinist s mates, Ralph stun, Ball] loday
la te st Rollins player to U aigned baseball teamo
‘H,,, D*’!h> hr eipeeteil
w«i* Theodore Autin of Oviedo,
"Mr. Caldwell aa wall a t all
by tha bemlnolc, B rfuia coming
in u tu v u
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Guff, Raccoon, Ky., and Hillard
I'bnrles Biailbury. Russell HoU>
"Thv uttly p ro tiso left is tlmi
LONDON, Mar. I f —
, |h,gn, Basil, La., s e ra thu vie.
here (w pitched (be first p a rt of the oilveta w hi b a r a U ken an ac.
Marlin.
Ovrynna
uiicn the liuiidi urc Mjltl Apiil i cI, Isi n,f n
by toiiU’iTO's
F r’im ver. W illum
’• a t »eeson will. UV. A Uana. Vc, t h e inleraat In this problem de. German -w arplanea bombed vl , iiira.
12, that they a,'ll fur nut less th ru lb , project will be soil lu VI, < rum, iaiinberl Palmer, WU•ii th* N arttm o league, While la serve n let o f cred it and ahould least 180 persons out of their i
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Alfred
Zt*«
than par." ho commented.
•.ffniuls in Washington fur llu-m (rower. Another group of 10 i l
lUUhw ha wap csneJdered their b are tba aapport o f e ra iro n s. I tvomea In one area of a norili- I BONDS ARK VALIDATED
Tho Circuit Court signed ihv to cluck and approve.
» « al»o hopeful th a t Iha folk*
expected
le
finish
tha
couraa
living ia U u C ounty will coope ■- wcatern town and burled many ' T A LLA ltA S3EE7 Mar, 12—(/P) final validating decree for the
Sale of tin: bonds and g u tirn .
21, Mr. Johnaon said.
a i t w n l l for la tha C oal anal*, o th er, beneath w w j i l , ' in an- I —A 14^50,ooo bond refunding $70,000 iasue on Feb. 21, and the in,lit approval of tho blurprints Mar.
Subject* studied Bicludetl (p ark
al* ana auecaaa Baafacd may o th er during a r a h | of aev.rsl prcgTam by Uw City of Fort apnral data expired on Mar. H,
b3»e will be reflected U to u g b o at bourn laat ntehL
lauderdale was validated by the when validation of the bonds bc- compiise Iha accond phasa of thv pl ugs, starters, generators, trauaa
. . , Supreme Court Tuesday, in a cama final, Mr, llousholder os- hoapltal project. Men are already m lttlons, fuel pumps, filtering a f
th a en tire '
at tsork grading and clearing the bearings, and for p a rt of tha
4* w** *W h a a rite t sustained
declaring tha refunding plain ad.
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The attorney expressed the be land ou the first p a rt of the proj group, welding, forging, aoldarlng,
lu aaveral would aava taxpayara about f»M ^
brake*, and d U f a r t n t l a U '___■
lief that the boot)# urban offered e c t
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Exhibits In Flower Show Called
Outstanding By Club’s President
i iFalher Kellaghan Drat I Kogistrant Freedom Is Man’s
Tells Kiwanians Kmi’k’-Vimid Oil iie Na,ura| Stalus
Of St. Patrick
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Says Lcdurer
Housholder Goes
To State Capital
For Tax Hearing I
Higgins (in fers
On Project For
San lord Airporl
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WAS THIS YOII7
Contracts Sent To Six Ball Players;
Bradshaw Urges Public’s Co-operation
Bund luHue For Seminole County
Hospilal Will Be Sold April 12
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u'tlook For
nprfda Farms
Is I m p r o v i n g
• Wc hope that tome w«y con be found for feeding the
French people. There can be little-doubt that* there la con
siderable suffering in that country, and th at millions of
|Mopto, 1/ not actually In danger of starving to death, must
endure the ill effects of malnutrition,»if some practical
means for relaxing the British blockade Is nut found.
At the same time we doubt If the plight of the French
a t the 'present .time Is anywhere near. as. serious as that of
the Poles. Grapevine reports emaciating,from, their country
Indicate that Poland Is already going through what Franco
could not possibly meet b e fo re another year of b lo ck ad e.
fo r dom estic. consumption aurh
aa vegetables, m m classes of
frOH, dairy and poultry product*,
and m eat animal*, should t e iruu
tecU B y impmvad. T ha -.lo reiy r
(M nand aoitook la- unfavorable
fo r thu, duration p t th** war. £ x portahl* crop* produced la F lori
d a are cotton, tobacco, and some
rill * a
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.•Tu.vtew, of. the srxrM alttmttos,
Increasing production cf Hint*
frnita. and: the - I n i r of.. foreign
demand* for .all -fruit*. Florida
gfewsrpr, may : expect relatively
low >prion* for :elt.n*. fruit aa
cnmpuud U . tht»«i received in
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'fo rm al gardens
Add with tnoelc-boxcs
d a d with ladles In a'xquUIte
, :. brocades
B led1" ! Mr. Tope's Homer Iliad
On an English summer afternoon
tysar the artificial m ins.
'T he sarrant* from Bombay Print
'
SMtttMla .«ul little coke*.
While from a corner of the ion—r“ ;y»raatlon piece
The pug approve*.
Oh,
aeam prrlia end «crew.Ulted
ScLramoueb.
Lord of Ilia level kingdoms of the
*tiiifwor.How ho(d you *0 g reat s to w of
gsytfr
„ i.il.jr1'
.W ithin the compass ,01 an small
o f th o F r e n c h p o r t s n n d u n d e r t a k e n c a m p a ig n o n th e co n
tin e n t. T h e ir s u f f e r i n g is th o n a tu r a l c o n o e q u e n v e u f th e
w a r f o r w h ic h H itl e r a n d h h N a z i h o rd e s a r e so le ly r e s p o n
sib le .
In t h e m e a n tim e H ie B r itis h c iv ilia n s n r e s u f f e r i n g o«
no p eo p le a n y w h e r e e lse in th o w o rld a r e s u f f e r in g , T h e y
to o a r e e n d u r in g t h e ev il e fl Is o f a b lo c k a d e h a rd ly less
s e r io u s in it s c o n s e q u e n c e s I him t h e i r o w n n g n fn s t th e coi|tin e n t. G e rm a n s u lin m r im s am i
G e rm a n
b o n ib e rs
a re
w re a k in g h a v o c on th o h ig h s e a s n n d . s in k in g J J r ilis h conv o y s w ith a n e ff e c tiv e n e s s n o v e r k n o w n b e fo r e .
A n d w h ile t h e B ritis h lire iin a b ln a n y lo n g e r to o b ta in
s u f fic ie n t foes! su p p h e am i a r e rc tltic rtl to llio m c a g e r e s t
ki in d u '■
f r a t••Io n s,. o ilie
' r G e rm a n pin tics a r c con s to n ily su b je c lin g th e m to Ito m b in g ra id s , Ic s tro y ln y f ■t h e i r Hom es,
t h e i r f a c lo r ic s n n d t h e i r to w n s, k illin g a n d m a im in g liie ir
w om en a n ti c h ild re n , a n d c o n tr iv in g in
v e ry c o n c e iv a b le
w ny
. .to .w ip e th e m o f f I hi1 fa c e o f Ih p e n r lliI*
|, A s w e s a id in th e b e g in n in g , w e h n p o t l i n t so m e w ay
[lay b e fo u n d f o r re lie v in g th e s ill f a r in g h i F r a n c e d u e to
jtc B r it is h b lo c k a d e lin t w e w o u ld n o t w a n t i t to n iW rlc re
vith B r it a in ’s {w inning th e w a r. W e licllo v c t h a t th e h a s t
la y to pitl h in tu iu ity e v e r y w h e r e is to d r iv e tim N a z is n u t
(if 't»Hlir it4 cdmpletely nnd ns quickly as pfismliliv
:H don't Kb* tha UrU..
L Jt'a too coafinlngr
•.hare their take aM
T h ‘n fla h d f I s !ChV^A
R ic h ’ R ic e S e c tio n '
TOKYO,
It -GPI-J.
French Indn-Chlaa handed, cma
of her richest rice
p ro d u c in '
area* oyer to .T hailand yesterday
under a Japaneno.m nllnjcd pcics
settlem ent ending th eir border
dispute which flared into un
declared w ar last Fall.
g
Jap an , shqrt on. rice, y a i be.
lierrd In diplom atic * circles to
hnvo obtained assurances that
Hie could pnrcbaM t h e : entire
rlee-output of the cedi
l i.
M
'J0« W. F lrat BL
must they suffer If the British carry on bombing rauis
against military objectives established. by thq. Gormans in
Uinir countries, or if the British effect n lapdiug at ont»
|h-44
Vt r.
~
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j
l *
—t.-a- Teeming GnrdcnH
-i ^
t.—
, .
___“ cO«r prices for dtrw t growers and celeoLRu-JncCR or?
#H enconraKiiiK iiulicAtion io all whom) llvellhocd depends
to ft liTRO extent upon tho mtccttaa of uKriculture, but there
te enjoy#
yet remains much to Iso dono before . the farmer really
immunity,
cornea into )ila own. For Iherc Is no one deserving of great. -TF4 aee wham
the newest tir prosperity.
UdMF fn bathing suite le a en atl
There l« probably no briefer, inittcr or more beautiful
t*A *\lo« piece df cloth .lightly
■taicmont In tho essentials for Southern prosperity* says
raecmbllng a haihing salt.
--*« »••»* • - ■
♦ ---------the Tampa Times, than tho following excerpt from an
. ’We' wouldn't be earprited to address by Henry W. Grady, the Soiuiioru editor, wlto died
**f tha Balkan powder keg. the in hiH prime:
G lsra lta r powder keg, the A la r „ "When every former In .the South shall cat bivad
keg, and the Fngltah
pow w r keg ail blow up at the
from hiH own fields and meat from hia own pastures
aama ilm*
and disturbed by no creditor and enslaved by no debt,
shall nit uniting hiH teeming gardens anti orchards and
feralgn M lutiirr Mstiuoka |*
vineyards and dairies iqid barnyards, pitching his
|9 g rto Bariln to aaa If Gcr.
crops in Ids own wisdom snd growing tjicm in .Inde
JT
give Japan a* much
W» SS a ho gave Italy in case
pendence, i.'.tiking cotton his clean ngrplun,. and polling
r M A M aS stick their neck*
It in his own time and in ills chosen market and not
ai n master’s bidding'—getting his psy In csaji and not
in a receipted mortgage that discharges hli debt, but
Bllixarit
s c - r -5,7, Year* Hlta
‘• —hreftllBe. Uwk* as
does not restore his freedom__then shall
t" be breaking
i t know i)b tha no that
H im 1
PICKUP AND
DfcttVEhY
God, the divine | i i itii-lpl*,, whim
prodfic* apparent discord, nml th
rls h t miileritanilinii uf ilim n atnrr* harmony.'
IVliat, Ihnti, I* till* right under*
klanding of God that makes u*
frre, rrito rr* hurniony,
benl*
diacsie, and reveal* lift’ rtarn*I
One uf th r f irit things th a t ««•
li'om in O irlntuln Kclrnr* itb.mi
God I* ll.nl ll« la wholly, u n tid y ,
still Buluptclrly good, Tin, t'aalm i.i
dm In n ,I, 'Tlioii a rt good, sml
do»*t good.' Again lie dreja'r*.
‘0 last,- and aeo th a t th« Lord i*
good: bli-Mi'd i* tho man llml
irustclli in him.' In strict accord
with this sciantiflc definition „i
(JmL Christian Krlimcc ilaelsii'*
(Mi*c»ll*n*aua W riting*, |* S-U|,
T h e Scripture* nans* (IcnI a* good,
nud tho Baann term for GimI Is
slao gopd. Front thl* promise
healed bar. Through prayer, cam*
cat sc*king,, and a diligent atudy
of the Scriptures, aba found.that
her healing waa not
a w
irayaw?. s a t
arte “J
compiatety rsfu U this. Th* Hei
kg
4 t\F
toT.
r‘”:-T
tog fa r tb s re a d uf si) th a t
normal
Phone 47G
Kanra* once had active voL
caiwea. One o n e ia visible to,lay.
Just we*l Ilf rtiiey, Kan.
S E M lta d tti
COUNTY i
LA U NDR Y
Juliua C aesar- conceived the
idea of lh a,one-w ay street as an
sM* to- traffic:
—- —
Y , WONDFA/Ul./
7
IT 'S CLEAN AS
ftfeflUCJLIClHr.,.*
)U ID SO S IM P LE THAT
C O O K IN G IS A LW O S r
w > . AS EASY AS
/
the man of flod'a creating, the
spiritually good, and .real, an j
vanlfeated to us and through ux; 1
wr n**oclate ouraelvaa with them.
“it aomatlmea happens |n tjo-1
man experiencs that an innocaat-'
neraon I* wrongly an-uned. Wa
learn In Christian Science that
man e real aelf 1* the reflection of
Gode goodness. To Identify our*
•elves with any other concept pf
Orel?
•. ccoaiiM cs r*M* r * a t dor,* .
111 and Uts dlvto* Uw, Tbc
M r labor*, o r* , to oat
rafe, dUcord, and even trlumpbad
over death lUalf. i t made no
difference whether he wa* a rag .
lag*iMorph whether h* wa* con*
f run tad i f a a an g ry mob, autm . tK*
■" -otoaga alto w ritoa
0 - farm er new*. log leak, contagious dlaeeaa, oe < P --J« )t Tb* n d o a a f Ood to bu.
Imminen t doathi - h* aaportoneod
complete - immunity end fraedem
from evU. Falaa Uaology baa retoa of t L h .ratd o f th to M w
wgrpt, Ihdr.tllyarc#*. anII pcrcent actuaUy returned
If . former mat**,,sod only
rightful aryl
. tpjdcai jgncluijen "mt
God It nutnrally anil divlm-ly in.
finite good. The fact of the good,
nr**' of Owl at oncu utterly doatroya one of the chief sourer* of
mortal man's enslavement, naire*
ly, duality, or a belief In th r re
ality and existence of both good
and evil, Tho cardinal point of
Christian Selene# I* th at God is
infinite gued; th at lie errata*
only goes?, knows only good, pro
mote* good, and th at Hi* crea
tion U prim arily and unaltrrabiy
good- Then God'* handiwork ex.
prraaea good, reflect* good, and
manifest* good. T hrro i* nothing
wrong or unguodllke In or of
Cod'u rrratiou.
"The cverjivallablllty of good
*1 once dr*troy* quickly and ut
terly the fear* of the hpman
mind, and tiring* freedom. It has
Icen found and proved In Chrlallaii Science practice th a t much
of the fear of and bandage to evil
springs front the belief th a t man
Suhatituto citrus,, styawbcrj-Ja*, tobacco or any o tlu r
“money-irop’’ in tho I hrA sorm aking cotton his *lenn imrplus," and you have-t i guide to Florida faynt prosperity.
A* the Winter Haven: P ^ K ;* « ■ J" repenting Mr, .Grady’s
cenim*nt.,“H should bj >read again and mwnotdeeti by "very
tf Into HaTWarTt "It matvl farmer before ha plan! fa n acre of stMtalicd "money cropa’.”
tewi. ibpon Ibf iPraaldent
ssatonal confirmation of
posaaaaad",
liberal ion, she act about to dla.
lb# Tribune. Oftainly was
cover tha dlvtoo tow J h a t had
ado artuuf nothlngl
Freedom Is Man's
Iyow
ifcVUL ‘
.
Natural Status,
know that moat pcopto
dlrereoa a fte r th.v get Says Lecturer
jArtjreprtiiumjr puhiiahad
dam Is the
a rt
not likely to bu/Ony better to
the 1940*41 aemofl than in the
1919.40 aeaaotl. Florida vegetable
and livestock farmem will prob.
ably receive better prims .(for
the earn*, vr-lnme ,id^production)
in the 1940.41 aeaaon than thai
did In tha
Ullrn »
fee free deUrterBILL’S .
PACKAGE
,
STORE
IN
SINCERITY WE
,Y C O M M IT
OUII.
jt F or whomever shnll
ill th* name of the I-ord
i saved,—nomans 10:1.1.
COMIC
____ __________ rue p r im
* v » a on* a
OLIIK. PkaM
V E R S E F O R TODAY
SMALL
•
"The loas, at least for the line
being, of foraigd . market* for
p M w n , - and - nuts, to H*e 'm
1M L ■m oderately
*v* ) 94<^
price*.
"Bee* d m of
. dim* crop* I
and becam e of
low of foreign
imiWuwCm /viY ,
.
Slmpirtlncankpig. tm m w ptr
�* * •'
•At , MARCH 12, 1911
PAGE THREE
TltC SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
Bible Study Held
Touriut < bib (it ts
By Bujilist i.hiii|)
Cave! M M eeting
nd Personal Activities
ly E tlilu r
Social Calenda
T elep h o n e
Mary Ellen Leslier
Is Guest At Shower
Ifortnrimt Mi**
M a ry
F ilm
I.e*her. wh o will I r n v r M ar 22
H r ih o P a n a m a t nmil /,one to Inm a rled t o U n i t . S am M a r t i n a ot
New O r lrn n n , Mj *
ityorg v It. Me.
c o u r t am i d w ith n In i d e e .
-ihrwi*r a t h e r on Magiudiai Ave
nue S a t u r d a y m i n mw-n
Il»** living' room ml Mr* MeCTMt'i Cl til) f r o m U..K)
\
M < all * h m e wti.1 ileeuiiu«d with
paMvl t o h red flow i r*. while t h r
pnUI l l t a o o ’clock
T h e a n n u a l / l o w e r .ho w of tin .ini lira room wits ihr* u a tod cuu
u
S a n f o r d G a r d e n I tu b u t i l t„ |„ [.| j if d y nf white. T h e ill m u g t uhlo
ad * iiv erlu id
iv iili nil Im ported
lh » E pla copal I ’a - i . b
iu.e-.
^ r t m i I 0 :0o A. M. u n til 0 no r .1 1 «in.I mndt* lure cloth which wi»ii w ed d in g p r e s t n i in Mm Me
I IIIn \ V
■ Boa C a r t , Iho ru n giniin. w ■* I lt H, a n d e m i t t e d w ith u n ora t t h e S o u t h Siilr 111ii,.:,. I ankeini nt of whit* n.-Hleo*. Imhy
t
• iHlh
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rso n
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horn* mi P a l m e t t o A v e n u e
her * n it* Wert ! tb • • -II
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Mr* .! II I’
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g u r ^ t o f Mi. u m | Mi*. Ja n ie*
Stoftkley in SaraNOta
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All K(nd> O / H u » l « f r * n 1'*
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. \ *•* *
a t t h e Firi-t It-iptiM t'l m ic Ii i»f Snilf • * M.*i
M thm utrh \ u ‘
Si r* ieo* will ln-t-ifi tih Ii i veiling at
iM
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M»* au l vva>
tm rn in \ i jjuim a n d h i p e d u c a t e d n • • I m v e tsitv of p u l u n u . n l
t h e t r i t v v i ii> "i \ it gift in u t i l Ihe S . t i u l u i u H npti-t I 'lenlag ical
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r tin ii a fit | 111 i <1,1 I mii rn*
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I 'n e n a v isited w d ti At. S'
p a r e n t * , Mr a n d Mi* A'hut S
wart Sunday
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TH URSDAY, MARCH ldth. S:0» P. M
SEMINOLE HIGH Al'niTOIlll'M
STUDENTS 25c
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Mivdden and
children ni«t| ihnir vural, Mr* If
h i i r m id w iillh, w h u t e v e r y o u r r h o ir e !
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llir M im rl, n ew J a r m a n tu n u n d w h i l e
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will lo
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'll mill Mr* it
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At South Side School nd'
Evelyn Echols Is
Honored U Shower
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,
IP* ( aid. Ihe m ag ician , will h r f he h o m e o f Hie
p f e * p n l n l hy t h e A a a iv in ' inn n r ;da> ev e n i n g \f r - \
|
( 'h ild h n m l Kdi ication, com|Hv*ei| of ♦•>e-nleiri pr**ided u
the
ti-achera In Die
p r lii’atv . >! •* u '- ^ io n
School*
at t h e S o u t h S id e P r u ;
MrH
Ho .
m a r y S c h o r l on I 'r t d u y e v e n i n g <h*rted rice p r r - u N t i i f
at 7 10 o ’rlocl^,
, \ a e n n e y r « u * 4*d h) , M r*
Mr*. J . c . Mitche). a m r m h . i | " f Mr* .\1 < iHndev
i
o f t h e a *auc ill lio n , anti MtTee.t t h e j f e e d i n g Will h r Im Id Jit i
m o r n i n g Ih at flo* f / i r i ’1 h ag > ' ( Mi nnd Mr- i: |
It ' T i p . | o * d n t a * I •*' ' ’ * r l h A 'j - n n e
there* will he m y a t r r y u n u n mv
Fr»lli*wing Ihe hu r*
t c r y p r r * o n t e d In r u n I *uccr«. 1,i *oe»«l h o u r ivn> m i •
aion **
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rteni n “ h a f f l i n g , bowriMorin*, o n d ■ Mr «rttl
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I f e i her! S t m i l . i i f f .
The Junior Clans Of Scminoh' Iliab
School PrcaentH Its Annual Play
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M Mr*. W 11, P n l l n rd N,i t h e d e m r a i i mux, which r u n .
J , It, Menirk will h r tain ted i f w h ile gtm lm li nud f< mi
hoateaae*. Ah v i - f t i n g 1 'i he i « 1d e f r o m v hi h • u n p er
a r e Invited D> a l t e n d «'»" *e»vet| vva« .v erh n d w ith ii
w h i t e l u m i rhilli arid giee-i n a p .
T h e r r « r e n v n 1,(100 fin m m kins w#f e i d a r e d a* e u r h pljil*in^xiage newspaper* it ih ti emphfi*i£e t h e - u]u» m u t 'f
T liiai' n feaen t w 'h Mi>« Halve
lln iu d R u m ,
F m i n e ' • T h u I - I fin
KODAK ril.ll" •«-» A J l
fi w p w t r r m i l l «*••»
NEW ARRIVALS
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p r iy m m eet n ig * \ v
*i> k m n | i n - n h
I !• r r
ilb m i n i 'l l Wild i f
n f \ p t il u ii
F r i e n d , n f M r . I.. H. I l n n r y
xrill r e g r e t to l e a r n oi lior itlm**.
at h r r timne tm T atirel A i r n u . 1.
Helen Haho Honored
At Birthday Dinner
I U « 4t
rrir
Mi
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w ith
Mr*. .1
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r h su r m iin , pi *i d 11•r
TJre nihli- S l u d \ ,
1
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\| I * Koi lT*t I ill*! *1.
Mild Mi.m.lrri” r , placed
h e a l o n F r i d a y e v e n i n g nt 7 : :•
••poll n n u n »<t i r l l u lu i and * u r• ’clock. T h r p u b lic i> i i u n e l
.*iid« I hy fern *1It l u ffet wn.,
, C e n tral Circle of the M uifii
lii t a l e d w ith Mill m a n g e trios1,1 I** lo Hum ill" bridal them e
C a r d a n C lu b will m c e l nt i t .
M»** M a illm ‘l i l f . f d m i . the
h o t n . o f Mr*. A C Me i iw el h -r
418 O a k A x e n u e at 11:10 A *1 | ^ Jllllll of high r o t l e p u r e ft,I
T h e r e will be n lu n ch eo n in I I llie g a u n t, an i Mi*- I rum Doildm*a rt*e<*tviHj the
i i iuiu p r i m ,
• a r d e n r u n in O r lu n d c
i in* I m m u r e u;i- p u - e n t e d a ru t
T he regular m in in g
f tin
l a -4 1n u t tutu | n* j n i’*l pi ire.
Sanford
Home
1l e m o n . Ir a tio n
Ml** l e c h e r n i i 'i v e «1 ;i ii um b er
C l u b will nieel nt I lie In me
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A v e n u e , w t h Mr*. W II HritMon, ' " ' ’" h , v J ic h w e n | •i • • i n t i .l to
o r In n | ons Ik<-1 Hiw n I vv i • 11 h hit e
f o - h o s t c . a l 2 ::t0 P M
K*ltn
P, A t a l r a Circle o f t h e S a n f o rd
A
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G a r d e n C'Jub will m eet m th e
he hosier.* UJIMiUd b\ \ | | t h |f
h e m e o f Men. H e n r y
Mel «iilin.
11' I
I'fivor* wi it
i.tihiRtim*
i r » 117 Went N i n e t e e n t h S l i i - t .
•I till h«0|.|l|Mf . !,( Will llllv >11111
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J l c h a r g e o f l i e p r o v 'a n i , ’ Pr*'- m l .. fiiij ** -*he*ttim w hi* h w ere
d iifiup Mie iimti
( a i r a t l n n an d C a r e i.f Ariile.v.
A f t e r Ihe b i i . l n e . s m e e t i n g lhe*e
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L a l r h S i r i n g T ' « II •• n in
Hr
U n d u fo r l u m h
K t n ing itf»Minn< '• U
tfor ih o lt<*d Priu** hi
m i n h f l i i h f ro m f.» HI N '1
Until I P & l
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Ttilrtl In lh«* mu ii"- o f litidif*'
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AttualJf it aunkflaaiLiaia a rlu it
bom* lau n d erin ') m*Pioda
uw a ila you at out Chnic
th a t
*
C om a in an d le a rn how lo l o v t
m oney by w uahiiej llu n ^ t you
uauolly eand oul I'tnd out how lo
cul w a ah d a y In h all
how to
gal clothe* cle an e r
how to
w a sh d ia p e e. blanket*, ray tuflt.
a llp c o t t i i , a w a o la r a C o n * —►
IbrlaMg your It Leader
FAVORITE o f Thousands
. . Tbit Front-Lacing Corset
IIAPPy Ul K ill DAY
Kuby fllrnslrotn
it
tic b u t F i i r t l r . - m
Mr.. M. U TIllU ^ ,
Nancy R o u n trw
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�THE OLD HOME
Ball P l a y e r s
imediately a fte r h li gradoatiur
r a Oglethorpe, In June, lie
•< been coaching basket: ell a
alrvlUe, Ga.. thU winter.
Frank Hudson, pitcher, former
ilalka player w as one of tht
N t experienced left handers or
i team last re a r. Ha player
I) with the H arrisonburg, Va.
al-pro team, with Knoxville In
I Southern league, end with
aerlcus In the Oeorgla-Florldi
lgu«. Before going with Palatki
wplayed
a r e d with Jackson, Mias.
M ias, In
i B oothesilem league.
Hay Aston, pitcher, la a newher to the team , having been
nod tho la tte r p a rt f lest seaU He has played with the
inant-wlnnlng New
Smyrna
•tarns In the C entral
East
sat aemLpro Irngus and w »h
i sta te championship
Cocor
im In the aeries against Tu'ilxr
[la qf Rome, Oa.. winning their
It vletdry of the three game
Congress To Get [Blizzard
Request For Snm Northern
Tc Help {British Traffic ;
Three New Types
O f 'Aircraft A r t
Added By Britain
WASHINGTON. .M ar.'18—OH—
President Roosevelt today sent to
C onirrea a request fo r • eeren bil
lion dollar appropriation to- ca-ry
out the "fixed policy c f this
governm ent to 'm a k e fo r tho demceraelea every gun, plane, and
munition of w ar th a t w e poasUly
can."
In a. letter 1o,rJI<mee Speaker
8am Rayburn detailing the e»llniated budget for the erven bll-
LONDON. Mar.
1 *—<A>>—A 1,
MW tom ber, an Improved -w M •
•needier Spitfire, and a fleet a f t.
arm fighter th a t la the m oat'
bcavlly-arntod two-aeater In i d ;
n ary a n among the >*te«t ed ^
dltlcna to Ilrlta in a a ir s t r t t t f U r
The new bomber, designed to '
it r e t the need of the Ito ftj A tf
Force for more long-range m u ff*
a irc ra ft, la the g iant S hortv*SMr*>
ling, produced h r the f i r * hhfcJL
ball'. Imperial Airways’ fleet <m
Empire flylng-boata and the &xu-t
dctlands new opera ting mainly.'
o re r the Atlantic. The only comparable machine la the VWkkrm-A rtratrong Wellington, whUh ta n
fly 3,200 miles without rafuallnaft
A n-w
elwweetotrd. • e
b illia rd proportions In tb
e re G reat L W ' l V M
York Turoday »bd dlsruote
fie and pow er common lest
Toronto.
Heavy wind - driven aao
pered m ost o f. N t w .T e r t
£ r £ p
xxtjsii
a w hite blanket up to 18
deep. T i i n e * . aterm ,
tem nefaldree otHrthT I n . i
of It aa the M attery cot
continued to
m ere
ee
left nearly five Inrtms la
Rochester, rteam r: IM 8 a t
him pton and d m a t' AIN
Full details of the Uhl***?,
menla carried out III the Bpltfna*
and Hurricanes are secret. I t U
known that addition of a qultkfirine ahell gun had been un«Mf
conslderrtlon.
. . i. .
'ew WPA W orkers
Affected By Rule
In the term inals a t - the Cat
rAfl or Urn international k
At Guelph, country roods w
danger of being closed
a fte r a recent reobtfilpg
a tw o-m onths' sh d w w n .
JACKSONVILLE, Mar. 19 —
V — S tate A dm inistrator Schro.
tr la st night said only a llmlird
■Other c f the 10,000
WPA
N k f n assigned to defense con.
ruction jobs will be effected
m ediately by the id -h o u r w rtk
tlch has been - authorised h r
naralatlrner H unter fo r sueS
idtrtaklnr*.
"A lthough we are now o p ersi.
g a | t 1.000.000 defense pro.
■M In th is 's ta te , virtually nl’
.th ese projects either are nn
hedule n r well ahead of It,’’
i declared. “ In view of this I
i not think It will be neeessarv
' extend the work week on all
p«r defense project*.M
DON'T FORGOT TO
REMEMBER!
She will alw ays appreciate a n arllstl
( t h a n aw h er birthday, wedding an
■ i * " * *7.j h
n S is a d u fT ix l
All Ihe Florida House dvlcga.
Hen voted for the bill.
Vice President Wallace, brush.
Ing age-old
form alities
aside
went to the House end of the
eapltol and he and Speaker Hay.
burn signed It. Chairm an Kirwan,
of the House com m itter on en.
rolled kills, slipped the elaborate
A. K. ROSSETTER
rarrlad anew ■ifMto'vJliinoia,
,9 hl° and M draeatkarn
of WIsronaBi a n d M lelU faa.
perntures began tT firifig
wake f r o m ^ a n t n a C T S r t l
koU and M innesota seat
ward to the cen tral g u lf i
F L 0 H I8 T — C ELER Y A V E .
rwm TUUNRAMl, riow nni
*n»
BEANS. POTATOES, CORN, ETC.
H e n r y A . R u s s e ll S e e d C o .
B ulgaria, had j m t
I rooms -1- and
perhaps saved
HI* daughter, Anne,
W . F IR ST ST .
hlao
wa
T E L E PH O N E *1
SPECIA L COLLECTION (VALUE We)
d P E T , DAHLIA PIAlWHItBD ZINNIAS ONLY I N
x • f
t
All Dritona !n Handel’: pwrt.
who ware in demAiUtm lo be In.
tervlewod told the police that i
waa a direct attempt U> i u s i
a n h u ft
mate Ihc diplomat. .
.
Military authorities : « U iN
directing!the ' t e w n H >t f mariie}
lead <o aerlodl dlplpi
vuailona." *>' -T, . <
The hotel ..lobby i
and aome damage v
tho floor abhYteitdl
buildings lO t U tb«
gamihad --*
Jurad whon the roof cf A Brockton, N ash .
th e a te r callopaed while they Ware
battling
flames thera. This picture, mods from the roof
of the three-story stru ctu re, thaw s re ew ers
Wholesale
|i ? d
prices
$25 t o $100
M urder Charged To
Baronet In Africa
balcony ptaytni
w ater ’’pa Ihdl blkxlng calling whan th e snowladen roof gave way. .
rtreie structure
1KM1NOLH • m
Tow ns
ln
to
rre v n t a ir ra id ." " *
_
®
l»ull«a a t fitan b u l ami
•btherttloa w ere declared
* . ,* B a U * n U » S 3
■teg" believed behind the attem p t
Oaorgo Rends),
fT L * ™ were kBtal and riwm
\ LthB U>«“ > a*pl*>
tho lobby a f a hotel,bem U drooped on Bueis.
ItkUl dad k n o tk ed ’^down* p e rt^ e f
Won't Attack Turkey
tiarr o t the rdaeae
« A Persian c a t fro m the rutee
« : » lodge on the ground a fte r
ANKARA. Turkey, ttbr.
i/P W A
W J g : -gS
tu rk e y need fe a r ho a t t a * f n w
MOCG H
•,
•e 8 ii» 4 f ,1 A
m
G re e e e
toW
sr is?
3
Consumption Seen
W APP
ou can alwayt be aure ot quality and
etrice when yaii Irucle at
A l l e y ’* D r u g
STiisLi
S to re
.J m
S |
We Fill All Prescriptions
B a U d la g
IS S lS S S i^
Record G rapefruit
NEW YORK,.Mar. I t
ana
tho United State* W
10 minutes alter: the
ty had entered.
Churchill 'T hinks
U. S .F o r Aid Bill
NAIROBI, Kenya, Mar. 18 —
OP)— The Crown yesterday fu r.
malty charged a distinguished
baronet. M ajor Sir H enry Delvos
Broughton, 51, with the tropical
night m urder o f the E arl o f K r.
reu , hereditary high constable of
mmUm , ,
No evidence bearing an mettve
waa offered a t the nrtef ehbrt
» e a|
-
The bomb b.ir.t l
of the Para PUate
S an fo rd ,
�*
I
»•
* 5Er2> < :
T . M ARCH
fc Is Vital
SEMINOLE COt
Of Training COURT RECO
•am Of Army Ucnlon, V.W aHm ntoly C.D rH
i
,M. Mitrh*II
W A SniN OTON , Mar. 12 — t/P)
% —Morale la vital In any fighting
Io n * . Velumea have brril v n i u >■
a b o u t I t -Thore'a no military man
w orth hla aalt who doean't think
about it eonaantly.
A great many elvillana have a
A confuted D Idea
about
morale
w Many think It ia the A rmy',
concern w ith morale. M rral. on
only a phaae of it.
O m definition that I got nl
morula:
.
T h at mental quality ami firm.
9 n«aa which. In a body of Iron,,*.
conUnuga to function after every,
thing 4 b a h ai broken.
a quitl.
Ity which prcM.cs on to its ir»»l
la the fe re of Ihr most «lnc c u reg ln f circumstances refuses
0 to
recognise that
everythin?
BMY9 aucrcaa can
result from
correct effo rts..................
In rem .....
bat «* r.
vice, It ia a qunlity which m l
sunrlre disaster and aualnin thi
mata or the Individual to .......
it” again and again until nn on.
ponent of leaner morale yields.
8 0 YOU ere, morale is nl.
moat everything ami is n f f r e by nlmoet everything. If a soldiet
fe e U .th it tho arm y ia dlahlng out
alum .Instead c f a satisfying and
appatialng m eal; If his unifori"
doajui\,fU and Isn't something he
ra tj.U k a pride In; If he feels th
r i f t h o .carries, the machine gun
ho,.mao*. tha plan* ho fliei isn’t
lu aL M .tb o d «a Ihc ether fellow's.
Hin | he may not be w irtli a h nt
w hfit.tho attack comes.
■'.Thilua .contributing factors •>.<
has)*, io much ao that we don't
neod to consider them here. Wiml
wo, can .co n sid er ia that, sifting
I h a J s i a M t, . particularly of the
flr^t, ,W«Hd W ar, the military
few er* th a t ba now have launched
Oil jr,m orale program the lik-v of
whfch tha American Army and
Navy never dreamed of.
tn tha firat place, CongTrs* ap.
pri prlatod about f 3.700,000 fot
th a j. alone. In the second, the
Army *«t UP, under direction of
the, ad ju tan t general, Maj. (le i.
Em ary 8. Adams, its new mo rule
division. TbU division acta almost
entirely lit an advisory rapacity
a n d -a a -o claaring house, beenusa
PAGE r i > »
T H E SA N FO R D H T ^ T ,P . S A ffy o 8 p f r o W P A
12. 1941
. H E ’LL WAIT TILL
HE T H I N K S W E
G O T IT A L L
SH O V ELED o f f ,
B U T W E’LL FOOL
HIM — T H IS IS
EN O U G H F E R
L
US TW O
/■chary, ^ li| (ir U. in Margaret
/• fl'rlk h t It hua
Burton, Edna to Herbert Jones et
al
01*0.
Thomaa In G ertrude M organ
K ersey, I. K. A w
x . |j w ilLoan
Corn,
19 TERRIBLE! IT.
1
WOULD BE FAP MORE
ENJOYABLE IF WE’D
S
CLEAN *TH’ WHOLE POND,
BUT WHEN TH’ LOAFERS
STAFTTED COMIN* I ’D
BE TOO MAD TO ENJOY
V
roa *t <1
Agreement For Deed
Home Owner*
' NO , IT
By J. R. WILLIAMS i Bean Crop Saved , . M issing Money Is
Recovered In Miami
With Smudpre Pbtfl
AIN’T —THIS \
I T ........IS T H A T Q U E E R
O R NORMAL*
i.i« ii •■•rnpoil
^
to
Charlie Sheffield £ „•
Oonlter, A. J . It w to Willie
Ctwharn A w
a, . * “ ■ Eal«l* Mortgage.
. * . ■
‘ Z It h „ . James
to F. .W. We 11ret
Malhera, Solomon Clark A w lo
t•i \nm i :
HIIHI M «M
* '•
■i !••• i orrift
%
•he responsibility for the mrrnle
if the men in ench camp rrst*
•olcy with the ronnnnnding r f .
t.” r — " , lho **u
it i*
"
*
n,| hla .urveaa or
failure, h u t It L
ia _up to the moral?
livialon to help int every way |«>s.
:Burnham To Sfi-.’ak
On Stained ( i l a s s
•hie.
I’R O R A Ill.t the best way to
'■plain it is to li.l the nine t t c .
tlo n . which m ake up th e d lviain
—and th e ir dutiea, a . follow s:
1.
Admiuivtr.il ive
rectlou—
General superviai.m of the whol.<
program.
2.
W elfare .e rtio n — I.iaiuin
with civilian welfare agencies,
civilian communities and the lied
Cress Operation and inalntenanre
if guest houses on the p u t* , the
•rrvirc club* (with their h q n .
*a*e») and all m ilter* pertaiaiipg
o .ehalarahipa fi
nnuy cl|jhi.
en, epidemic*. g-vernm ent in iir nice, and the Soldier, and B ail,,*
Civil Relief Act.
,
f.
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n
i:
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ihr s in n e d umilim . p h i,.I
the Know le.
\lenioii:it i |.
at Rollin*.
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Stpw/irf Named Denn
At Tampa I' tmorsl h
MARKET REPORT
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m nvira th a t g o to arm y |mM» and
campn.
8. D rcom tlon* and Awards to riisn a — H andllna all ilccorallona.
0. C ivilian r* n ln rt »rftlon —
H andling pr*H»* rv la tim r. riirtl|An
Inifnrlrw A , ramv* iM»w*p4*uor* and
D iitlicaliona and p n -p a rlll^ n of
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By I B N N STB IK
SITUATION WANTED
OR. H tA D E — 10 acres celery NUR8E OR mi
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or, 4164k E.
n S r Oviedo. B ert R. Ander.
a g i l l „ MalUrtA, FU.
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140.00. Nipper
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BUi^ o p p o r t u n it y
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By HAUL ROBINSON
H ASH ED m v /
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assail,
( Special)— A team o f ItfA n rin u
mere frota Rollins CoUtar* iik l
Coach Flm tw cod P w p l n le ft ; v
d a r for Miami whgra they will
embark on the "8 . 8. B erkahlra"
fo r Kama a, Bahamas, and 'h o
Florida outdoor swim ming t h a n ,
plonahtp*.
The men who are m aking the
(rip and the events In w hich they
aspect to ccmpolo i r e E d W alts,
Houston, 200 m eter b reast stroke
and 100 m eter .froo sty le » Bower
Cotwin of Toledo, I0 0 « « t* r
backstroke; Cecil B u ti o f O rlando,
fa k e s It Easy
le Kovacs I s
mament Clown
ELAHOMA CITY. lia r. 12—
-Bobby Riggs, the defending
mien, took it eotv In the
itnif round of the men’s Nol l l n d e e r Tennis tournament
i easy, In fact. 1«
ala asm s- tefo rn o lm Ed O rerhoU tcr, O kla.
Ity. W . W
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B i n s flnlrhcil Ids uurwrvout, Frank Kovnes,
land, Calif., funny m m ,
i court against Henry
of Oklohoma City and
crowd In on uproar as
CHARLESTON, ? . CL, M ar. IS ■J
—UP)—CharMaton'a eighth annual
Azalea festival will t » beid X pril
25-23 w ith supporting n w U t*
be h rtd A p r li 20-27.
.
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• hold the racket In Mi
hand once during the last
Bk Onorniry of Uouston,
Mid tie Katlonsl Collegia to
hi 1956 and 1959, loafed
th hi* first-round match,
Mr Kelly W et l, Jr., OklaCity youngster, 0-1, 0-1.
fna Sabin of Portland, for.
National Indoor champ and
■seeded, never removed hi,
ir as he toyed with F. 0.
nray. OkU.homa City, oust.
IghVs- Entries
RACK— Futurltyi
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Half of Dally Duutili)
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4 Ann E.i
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Half of Dally Double)
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Dorothy
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7 Mammy
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II RACK—Futurity I
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7 tmilla Dollars
Mroj'e r a t | Paunlalnla
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lProm ises Happy Oilmen
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7 Willie Mils
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• Nellie Hlu.
RACK—Futurityi
seeu
t Mark Don ri
Andrew s Nlnkttod*on
M M ir , ,7 Dusty Daunt
' . . I 'ebn Whitehead
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Mil*;
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coosecunve, akJ-Mrr
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Grand Son WinB
Eighth Victory
At Kennel Club:
Yankees Draw
Censute F r o m More New EwdanUi
J u d g e . Landis
Grand s’mi rung up his elghUi
victory of the aenaon ut tho Menfunl-Urlnndo K rnnrl Club last
night when be i.uliueed Smoky
Itangvr tu the wire to cop the fea
ture event from the 0-IUthe of a
mile 'jo «.
Despite Ihc fuel th a t Hon failed
dlrmally In bin lurt out, he went
to poet the odd* oil favorite a t 1
CHICAGO. Mar. 12,-OP)—Th«
New York Yankees draw rsnaur*
Tuesday from .Baseball
C onmi*»loner K. M. la n d la fo r their
method in signing
a
young
fUO
I Mia* Dnyriia
T * -i* * r «
a iMekr Vir*
Hm-. ky Hanger ji rubied an early
lead and nulled away from Grand
Hon on Ino hack stretch but the
Tarpenlng Kennel aco came on
at tho last turn to tak?_ the lead
to Gin tape.
The 5-0 ikublea combination
iiald off $51.20 with Tin Davis and
Armed Girl being the winning
greyhound*. Jovial Mlcawber and
Cay Johnny won the qulfllola, the
1*3 con.'il nation paying 130.60.
lifted
lift LUK NBIU ItfeVOKEH
TALI AIIA8SEK. Mar. 19- O P ,
—One hundred and 3ft. drivers’ IIcanaea w art revoked and 39 ware
suapendad In F etru ary . tha fltata
Highway • P atrol if ported Tuea.
day. N early. *11 the rrrocatlons
were fur driving whlla Intoilcated.
t
1). Shot
; u —nly K*»
I Dul*y
T an A l.v
7TM ItACK—+ f|S Ml
T w *nty Hock*
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FI* O ff a ir. Fin.
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MT1I RACK—4-11 MU* il l i- l
PP Off Btr. F i t '
Jovial Mlcawber t I l —bd 1—1
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Why it this L«m Uy«
BLodtf?
BLACK.DRAUGHT has hto*
beet Bailing Uxjitiva la tha
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»»F Off Mr. Fin.
Jerry K ay
l i t *
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Mulch lawn .
4 4 I— H S— I
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l i f t
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Jerry Kay f.*«, J.is, i t * ; Loan
UaF JebBny
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l w t n l y Uucks SS.1*, I l i a , IBS;
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f OlbrmlUr h a rt or In badly
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Derby Dawn 11.10, I to, !.«*;
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f f *,^LA•i .r J »\i*A f a.
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logics ir eucceeaor tp t i e cardinal,,,
4ST HACK— Fulurlt:
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ii u ^ a sO fm ttS M O flt va#^- n r f -.-ris e /jM A f i t i . r .r
Greyhound Keaulta
im
v * y °Mu
W T. ’
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player, George Patareen, and fall
mother, and a ’ scout fo r the
Yankee* where! y Petersen w as to
sign a contract w ith Bingham
ton, N. Y„ a fte r hla graduation,
from high school In 1 9 4 0 . . .
Tha agreem ent, Landis said,
was kag t secret, and se t July
P*lara«n. a pitchef, was Inducad COLOGNB ARI
to send Bing hum ton . a talawram
COLOGNE, O
rilin g hla term a fa r 1941. Bing. W —K arl Card
Hampton accepted, properly no-
to 2.
RACK—Futurity;
Train
s Katra a**el,.l * Orm Clipper
e llsnnat**
Mess
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pl#e
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Established In 190S
HANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY. MARCH 13. m i
Labor Board
Of British For Defense
Takes Shape
V
Contracts S e c r e t a r y
'Snm Involved Is
; OverJSOO Million
N ation's Obligations
*To Be Reduced By
Abolit 25 Percent
S till uncon*clou». I>. I!. Reich,
e rl end »n •jiiiu rn liiim negro
■re a t the h o sp ita l in a •••non.
„ 'WASHINGTON Mar. I S . condition fo llo w in g *«j> nrriilint
CAD— A U .1U .S U .M I anj , . t night In w hich (lieu truck
jrarialiMi MU to carry for. collided w ith • freigh t lu u n id
^ a r< th* (w a m a n Nav,. the A tU n tic C'oari I Jin* Railr~ ‘r*cUa« program
«M
ttuvl on f ie n r v . A venue, nhoul
p n rm ted Is A * Um h (* j» y
three hlnckii from S m if o il A ve.
■ warn In* from
nue. p olice reported (hi? n fter.
com mind
noon.
JAat (ha critical world alia.
Mr. H H ehert i» ueiil
•"
***** “* » y ronllnae t<* grim
Miffrrinir from conctuenm of 'he
w ont for ooaia Hair . lo
brain and (he noun*,
in imnv
2TLs
A.. f ! " d of *, -3 ,s - rerioun com litlon. hav a fractured
••M W ——4ho
largest ringle •ktill. T here are apparently no
internal injurle*.
X r»>«_ were
boRdfng *** * UI *" f° r ' hlp
token o f the m en nl the Kcrnnld.
luiughton
M em orial
llnupital
V aS IU N G T O N .
M ar.
1;| Mr». R eichert arrived
«t
lh.
7^ ^ — A high Admlnlatm- bnapltal, from T h om aaville nl
tlon official disclosed today noon today.
that the Army and thr It*, The ic c id e iil m -eunil .lim it
^
construction Finance Cpnw rauon a r e negotiating to nxi>um« between S300.(K>n.oon
•nd.WWOO.MO worth of
iab*VNr contracts anil
man In this country.
b r.H
i a sp la in a d t lw t n e (w tia |iu « ,
ably would c a ¥ • Brltlah Wwr
i a aakln* fo r
os
apprcprlatkm
iM tr th , !«SMJ«ni- WUI t»»i
iwmOln, under tha control of the
United S to le , until It I, o n l y
fa r 'dUpooltloa, “It U tha fixed
p m ta of this fovam m ent tu
mole* fo r democraele, every run,
plane and munition of w ar that
w , poaaUdy can."
Im portance of the meaxarr »•»■>
,»hown by th e feet th a t Tl w a,
i # d lo Die members before be.
In* referred to the A ppropriation,
Committee a , uxually !« done. An
apVnrepriaUon,
aub - tonim ittae
headed by R epre,,ntatlve Wood,
turn, Democrat, Virginia, » m Ic
hgtitl h e a rln j, on th* measure
tdnay under a prefram which
would briny It before the lloj.ie
early next week.
Donate leaders prepared to «.««
the loflaloMon a i
“ "
t h | H obs* acta,
pm red confident
* able
d a fm t "pay.ax.w a go" and
K UMUdglenl* which non. In.
'plitienist,
raportadly
a re
rnlag to 'o f f e r . Borne leaders
the pntlro m atter could be
wood o f In leeo than a fo rt.
Iir> ’ K A '
lartding Gels FivcP
More Troop Trains
— V AM P B t A N I H N U r Mar. I» —
(A*)— The ,d n licat d eu n from a
c lo u d le ,, sk y and a t and blarud
“ Roll Out the lla rtel W ednesday
a , more than I.KM. fxir-ak ln n n l
N ew E n glan d er, piled o f f
five
• p en a l tra in , ill another
ina>,
n ovem en l o f the fo rty .th in ) divi
sion to ( a m p Ilia tiding
Inly a few h ou r, behind them
cam e their i-umntuiiding ufficcr,
MoJ. Oen M ortis It. Payne of
N ew l<ondi>ti, Conn., >ehi-dulrd to
t a b , oyer th** rnmp lo*Jay in nurCf^Uon to Mui Hen John r . Her*
> U b rom n • m in of the thirty
f l t t l divinion. by rriVHOii t f mu
iority in the nervier
A n other 204 of them cam e b>
QlOtur convoy a fte r 4>attllng anon
and r»in» part »f the v%»y. They
* err the gUd<le«t tn nirivi* fur
tho«v who cam e on the train*
rode in atean u h rated Pullm an*.
Marine ‘Swallows’
V. Return Tp Springs
1 .<•’ *' ■ " , . *
udget Director Hmlth made
to rvcomme ndatloM In his
munlcatlon de rig nod U Insure
H H B i l ' i W M B f , >f s c .
under the muHUMUlon dollar
id log. Go* would allow the
lident to tranxlbr a maximum
! • norcont o f the m oner , a r .
feed for one category o f w ar.
to nnetlter, provided the o ri.
il a m o n t Of tb# aeconrl hem
w oont by tbo shift.
Birthday Dinner Is
a P U nnedB y Legion
A M ? M j T l j ^ » tew U l h a r , ao 't ^ -
W A SH IN G T O N . Mai 13
Prvaldcnt Ili i'MM’lt r c r n v til from
S ecretary Pci km* «n«l
Ih frnsa
D irectors h n u d -m arnl Hillm an
a sp ecific m*»iimi*iHlnli**n for a
u e d ia tio n In mi.I to hmiilli* the
1 labor p lo t |i n i' rvluteil
to the
d efen se progtam
N o dr tails in vthat lliey had
/u g g e ste il wen- announcril,
hut
Ml«n Perkin.' t o ll iip o r te is the
I mIi -a of a iiictlntlinn Ih.mhI was
1 iukini; Milefin»te »)iu | h*
1 Tlic
Of i lee
of
P im liiillu n
H nnagenient
>ot«"tlii.\
kept a
a a lc h fu l ey e on tin s lu k i s it .
lation in national ile fe ii'e m .
Ju Orica toil ariruum wl
through
Sidney H illm an. hmo« m l. i l m v.
tor, that tin* ilefeii'i- piugrum
was nut In'lfig seriou sly hampered
I III In an told a | im*h» e o iiln «*nre
d ial he and
Director
Knuds, n
.veie r v p lo iin g |ir«»|i«»*.il* fur (he
.•stabliahm rnt < t a national m edialit’ti board to handle strik e sit
nation*. If such
a plan
vviir
agreed Upon, ha said , it could l*e
put
into e ffe c t
1)
PlcMtlent
ilu o w r d l wltluuit h
Jegi'latm n
A lso in W ashingtt n, leg u la
ji» to rep ln et the A g fle u ltu ia l
•part men t s nuthont>
to n
net titrate
guv i" liiiierit-ovv lied
•tton w as N |i|ir m o | |»y the
tiusc Ranking t \ n iin itlo U „
C arroll I, W ih on (r iu h tl ii
ccn ifn itu ln tcd
l.y S .e r e la r y
ol
C om m eree Jm *e .l»»nr. a fter W il
.on liaik Ihe onlli id i f f l i c 111
W n.blliptnu a* d iie tln i nt the liu.
reau *tl fiu e ip h nod il m e .lie rom
inert.Tin* lu ilen u i- in ih t
com m eree depnitm .-nl
learly
Is Raised F o r
Baseball Team
WAS THIS YOU?
■ Yraterday’.
Idant If(cation
Was Earl Yarn, ISO! Palnutto
Avcnu*.
At exacyly i;30 o'clock WHuosdayr afternoon you canto out
tf th. Triple “3" Groceteria,
turned to your rlgnt and a,
« passed B. L Perkin,
*nV Store, you spoke to
Kartrl* llouxhddrr wko , u
standing there.
You then
turned the corner bp Touch,
ten’o Drug Store and walked
oonth on Magnolia ArorTur
You wore no lu t which tact
C
Nt* ut S|M »0 vv i»• . clIvtliHl
It n fa ) lot th
S .m fo itl h.i't-ttnll
tram I»\ thr final!!* i* iin ilillrp
headed l»v Dr I T I * »« nr..I itu*
! r«*ntaii!*h'! of Dn niotte^ i* i v.
net t«*it |tt
in bv tuviioi n*va. D
<iki*« paid t«»di*y in rep**iliitg ;i
m eetin g t f the to m in lllte lit in*
iCKft'ibt'l of t. t m iui i re at p UD
clock tiuiight
[ “ lie .Salvation
Arm y
h*ad*-r
At the m eetin g l*‘nigtit t*i**
l» inti*d n u t that m ure than the
1 K**«!
» a » needed a , the annual * iimimH* •* for tli* drive i*» rvf.t i .
[bu n cot r t the local proirram I- •• I to o fg jtn t/e pbm* un*l all •
UU.MJi T
— mmvMMty- b .-a » k e d .l i p . lt d tu l!jv , b ttik lo ll N l'yt
t|Oi Mil l!lg««l |o
attetld
'So
to r o n lr lk u lr the Ill.bOO am i lb
•nt 'tog. |)i D'*~« •m il Hr a .Id* I
rrn u iin d .r o f th e b u d eat.
vrl
r»r
will be r n i.e d by other m e a n , ll.»t “ th rrr drfiv-.itrlv
d uring the year. C a p t Ro#» . a i l I.i f I*.ill iti Sanf< rd ................. ... • **
N|. inlier* i f tin eiiminitt* • *h.»t
"M .
and
Mrs.
S an ford ia i.
will you not d ig dow n d eep a id i« I . m eet ti'tilght f*ri T Hi
I llyrd . II
H
IS»p*. t . - o g .
give ii- l*i ge m con trib u tion a . t
possible in order th at you r fellow M atf, t llo in er I 'till* It I I*
l o l l F ield .
Ned
Sm ith.
r lt iie n . h ave the n ecea a itle, ->f km
Holt. /.elt
R a tliff
II
life and th e refore bo kept from •T Mi
t
..it
R
e
ilt
Karl
Turner
R
N
• o ffe r in g ." Itoy W illia m ,, yeuernl
N
itvm
an
N
N
t!
K
leniinv
\N
N
rh ain n an i f the cam p aign u n - e l
I M il :ind M R S liit k * * 1
i today
\ m eetin g o f the d iitt 'o *
•I
flu tui'ehnll «lnt» i' «*v i»« • I t
he railed w ithin the nev I I.
to th ree day**. Dr Ik e* 'a id . »
m'. i .ii Ih IHi p
the group
I*
I
Iti.idphiiw'a rvwignalm ii la«t *•*•*•».
M oth u tten tion la bring a l. |. mm*' a vacan cy «»n tin tmar I
tra etid fry the d em on ,tration rd
w ulerle,, rooking conducted at
the I’lg g ly W iggly S tore ut KiiM
M reet and M agnolia A venue, It
II I'u-krtt, m anager, said today,
extru d in g un in vitation to houtr
W A S H IN G T O N . Mai 1:1 - • •*>
k erp eis to ta k e ad van tage of
T r u e te r , c f the d a l e o f Al
th.- op p u rtu n ity to learn to cook
fle
d
I.. duPnnt ,lib in lttill I" tli'
the u a te ilr a a w a y In the M ajralir
I n te r .ta lr
C om m erce
Comnu
W a te r le » Cookware.
M l,, M ildird Herman, food e x • inn y d r r d a y a plan o f r i i ’i n 1
pert, I, conducting the dem on- n a tio n for th e F lorida Ka»t f'.o. >
•I rat lull and ahoWI how to avoid Ita lla a y .
ICC b e a r in g , on iro rg a n U n ti
" p it n o tc h in g ' and itir r ln g ,
in
addition lo huw to bake and ro a ,t p ro p o sa l, for the railroad » • !
open M onday.
un top o f n (love.
A plan. prev»ou«ly su b m itted
“ A ll the hunxekeopora attending
f>"
the free
dem on,tration,
a ir I, V Ibr tlr p o ill ro m m lttei
Mii,ing an unusual opportunity to the iKilway'a fir»t and refund
acquire expert, practical Informa log m ortgage f> p ercen t bond*. •«
tlon on cookery and the way to r te , A. w a i d escrib ed by d u l* -"
rut fuel costa and a t the .an te t r u .t r e , a* “ unround from boHi
lim e m a in th e food value, and a fin a n cia l and a railroad ata'id.
Attention Drawn To
Food Demonstration
New 1'Iun For F. E. ( ’.
Kuilroad Submitted
tb , flavor of the various fo o d ,
prepared."
A s s a u lts O n
burr And
already had
th* Italian |
and was beai
Gross sign.”
City New firiefb
ara expected to attend the
sad delegate,
S
ave boon named la represent
•j---The Br
Baptist C
JBOotlag
aeh sen eo ) In th e co u n ty . D el* .
a ten -a C la rg * o r e i C. W . Isbilt.
V . A. Tonga*, W. U Sleg. U E
Real sad R. E- True.
Repeoaentotive* of Bominol*
llgh School a | the mooting ore:
I. L McKay and K. E. G o W e ;
f the
Sanford Ju n io r High
cheei, Mlm Jane Rhoron and
floe Mary NldtU; o f the Ban.
"am
Br
m i
Invasion ( oast
Also Attacked
^ litv so lin i ( « h r s C f ■
r r a l s T 31 S a t u n f a y
T o “ D o So m H I m T
\E m « lm . nl o f (lie I ln t » h aal
b lp l»\ Ihe I ’nitetl S t a t e , C o n .
M M >-> m aking a p rofoun d imn tcaaiei. in nil atrala o f (irrm a n
life and
nlim ietl Imp! night to
bt? th«- su h jrct v f D m m ost pc i .
ioua thought
Hut 11•• final ttn al)'*- ■•( all
availitl to t i iniurnt is that at.y
tKina' t*o I n iti'l Stat**?* lino do
to lo Ip lliitn in ca n n o t r h a n c f
the f.o* i'd *urge «»f the ti*»
m an i •»•..»! mnl voilitarv f..*t%'
tovam.i tit, "new Kur**|M an **i.
tier**
■n n l hv Atlolf llitl**r
Th»* i • oinirnt. Istlli *ru»|.«*ff.
rial n I in form al. rcf1pe*«» lir r .
m ail im*i " .ta lio n that th«- Auie«i
ru n dt >•- ton nia> have \n * l ini.
|ortan«
• n •mtnedlat'* tlr*vtl«»p
tv. •'
n
" •rn lm r'v
>r
t-'iU n
v -t
‘.i m i l ) , it
<rr—
it.wnNurg
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M il
l‘rer,ifn -|tl rn,. hvuvnrot —Hi
VI 1
b:
a t,
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( a ff ^ g M i- .-
iniaiw—1|J
a lu A r -Mrwww
j l h u ti.il . .1 V i . : , o tu m r* str w r &
'v .f h r i t e K. fttl.r.
J .u l
fthHhi
ii-ml runcht-t it
fterlin , •« that
tld rca »n Ihi •
Karly Settlem ent Of
Bus Strike Expected
N t'N
V ' KK. rl« r
|Miiut
a
Ind* .«Iio»ip
i^til
tow ard
H le u ie n t e l it |i* n p |H U t \V*»fkIJ n io ii
l iik *
H g a iii't M a iu
t i t a n '"
•*'*•
l*U '
line**
l u l l tin • k• pt " • jK irallt *1 th**
oougV'
IM at
II fa r .
i* »' all* ltd
S tan d in g •*• t
« l New York I it*
and ll**ko»i N,.v,k
U
* API
\\rdnc**k»>
e a r l/
tl!*ft'|w vr« » .
l«*r
t* r«r
Ri b b o n s Are Awarded Entries In
Garden Club’s Annual Flower Show
I lie
■mru'W
«n.i .trg
>
| f v t i i . o , O u r l r i v itm
r into
whI
acomo-e
W c ta ,
k N m a a . t a wm ii u l
( m m h r Attacks
By Italians Arc
Iln lM Rvf.'irek
(Governors ({uerietl On
“Jim ( ’row ( ’ur” I-aw
M .IN T tillM K K V H a l 13
.1*1
..o v e r n o i 1 1 auk I h u m raid lo .
■I .i be in w rilm g g o v e r n o r , of
III S o u th ern . t a l i , tu a«k I in n
■•p in ion,
iv g a rd in g
ta lllltg
a
m .v llttg o f w ttolll ry g r o r i l l - lo
*M<-oiei a joint artiun lo p ro lr. t
tin
m v I kiw*. law
rv iju in o g .
g i ’ v'ation o f rare* i n r a i'iu a d .
I I.A N T C IT Y . Mar. 13 — t S p e .
rial i J . II INirtrr, P lan t City
bu-ineaa m an. Iia, been nam e,l
lo o ir n a n t co lo n el un the , t a f f o f
C o-t-m or H olland
l i e recelveil
to- ap p oin tm en t Friday
TAVARES RENAMES
MAYOR
I A V A R E S , klar
13 — IS p e, t a l l — M ayor J II. P r ev a il aaa
ir elected In th e city ele c tic n
T o e .d a y . w ith M r, K kl l^ c e v . art fir tl S d tllltU i 4* th** •**
J e ir v It. ilo o th . Jr. and C C li*»e- for h i' |m » r a h
t»*
'
T hiilberry a s co o n eilm en
_____ M iw rlh iR i
AHM*«»r Ik*
I *k* ••
)r» lri* ld y . (Km • M i< u l mfori*i.*i*»
AJII.I. » r | r Itla ck -h llt w lfla rlx Mil
S ch ool, W J. W ell,
A co m p lete urogram h a- i—
• Matured for Mar
f*». SI a w l
Schcol Board at U* meeting Wet- 2? w ith ed u cational h-odera •»
neoday morning, one b ein g Mai - i- a k e r s and I ' e U oieeraitV o f
2 1, to
enable priaclpel, a n j n -r l< N G lee Club, d irocled by
tea ch ers to attend the Florida John W. D eB ruyn. g iv in g a cooEducation Association m eetin g m ( rrt on T h u rsd ay a fle n w o n .
Am ong those listed a s a p e n k e n
Tempo and the other h on K a ,lt >
holiday April 11, T. W. L aw ton , are G overnor Holland. Dr. C.
school suporintewdonL said today.
A ll o f the tea ch ers and princi
Two school h olid ays were « u .
thurixed b y th e S cm inu le County
1
Jlorr r b v n f a l B ndb*
ers Arr Ifsn l h i
'••a- 1,0 **04411 »TV*,
t fh«u 1 ue«*
•i., i •-1v
a
*«« ••>!> hi|» with
Iflltv ho* •iheueeal
> w>t, So, form* |w i
1 . try tv, 'MO*iir%
>no**lt III 4/1 u ff
Schools To Have Easter Holiday;
• >*ki t h a t Nl !•»•*•! in i h%al U t i l
M
A lb a n ia in t h r i r « i i r * l • a ' t**r f*»*
Close Mar. 21 For Education Meet f h r r i U / « lit* vl*»t. I k r o r
ipo
U h th g rt
f* *
L IN /, fit-tm an ) , Mar. I3 —
l/P > - 11it l« i kr>notr«t th«* N j u
c r lc b in t i.ii t'liiiim rinorating
thv
tblr«t a nti iv «*rnary **f the f m « n
o f h h n ative A ii'ti t* a i l h thr
R tirli I•\ pri-dicting (m in)’ m n
sp eech ni l.m i th a t
(hr
w.,r
w ool- I »’inl in a trrim n d o u v t ie r ,
m an victory m tu rin g the iIi*y«-I«hi.
rarnt »*l u "grvntrr t i n m a n > ”
Qrtoi'iM pilot a ir tu r n in g from
raid** " m i KnirUnil rr|M*rt**«l t*nt
10,00" • vpl Mvc am i iih i ndt.iry
Ibomh' "•••!• •11 op|H*,| on l.iv .’rp o l . inf f*» tin g ilcwtrurtii'n even
Taar«**l,'«c that nt C o \e n tr y
J d r r fr r tm c In thr K n rU m l utnj.
■ p d * t o n v« hi* h MUS all hut
WipOil "ill on th«* night o f N or.
t'om miltc e Tt» Meet
Tonight To Make '
Plans For D r i v e i
N official added t h a t . tb it
•a w ay m o n k th e Dr Itu b
I be rtUevwd Df;Jha rcnaSu.
o f Utelr o h lifatlp d ,' In th ii
— llio Fro.ld.nt^ net.d y-Urdity
German Pilots Claim
Perkins,
Knudsen And Hill
man Submit Their
1 Ideas On (Question
Country Will Be Re| J l e v e d Of P a r t
&
Burden Of Fil| linar W ar Orders
It*,
Nazi Victory Heaviest Raids O f
vroreseen By _ _ _
T
,
1T *
Adolf Hitler W ar Launched Upon
?ry
orM
u?^.r uerm any By British
Directors
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b o lttrr
th r
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ruu-t arc m|*ll?h ***mctt»uisr bw(«***v
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The K loru t ruURtrl ih flO l* . h#*iw n Tueoday »•
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M alar c o u a tr r -o ffe n * i« e
“T h r I t a lt tlt s " th r .p d e * r e u n
l o a a r i up. “ d k p U y r d f m t v .
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la Produces Another ProJpect
ation Golf Picture, L oJk sT r i
P A J ttU B r . D o* H im H r «• »*<•l* * A A C n fllx k . Pm. U p * fl.S * <•
RlOUS WORLD
feet 2. Big hands. 2.
d compctiv* cplrlu
got them from her father
rBoggn, who waa a mighty
loothom Association pitcher
yoara hack, and her grand, M r Bol J. flplller, who
VWMd th# Attenta baseball
fe a r
•*
That* why sb# had to tom to
d u r in g T w e
CMILCV HOURS
r °Hh»<u * i ■PS**han gHp at first
and when they told h*r that w**
wrong
adopted th* InlcrlofkInTgrlp. But h*r fathjr obMrvH
id the ov*r.
the changed
Upping grip—and
O P Z JA W V ,
W H E N THE
**Loui*e Is only 11 now and with
a few year* mom growth and **•
Igr own* a nlno-bote court* H ence may be a strong ton
er for the national ehsmplonand Loute* haa played
i oh It sine* *h* waa a Httte
a took thre* of hi* discardlb* — driver ,ma*hte and Church Holds Hopes
—end become a golfer.
wasn't until • couple of Of Miami U. Boxers
i Bgo. though, that aha rod a d . h e r game sarloualy. Bh*
C O R A L G A B L E S . M at. 1 0 S t e o U t r I t S h y ; possibly the (B p sc teD — W hite th # U n lv s ra lty
'Booths boot, and out of o f U te m l w ill p ro b a b ly h o r s ssv fr ie n d s h ip grew an ambition t m l v n tm n ts In th* ta m in g N * .
I Mo of th* top star#.,too. t Iona I In te rro U o g U t*
B oxing
Md -Dorothy play tog«tb*r c h a m p io n s h ip s . C h lg hope* f o r a
WINDOW GLASS
is M O T A
AAODeCM IM V E N iT lO N /
IT H A S B B E N
F O U N D IN T H E Bl-N N S
C*= l=>QW P B II.
c h a m p io n sh ip w ill, r e s t w ith Jo *
C h u rrh , B u ffsln . 128, p o o n tter.
J o e b ro k e e r e n In tw o bout* w ith
J o * J o c a of U n iv e rs ity o f F lo r
S ow *v*r. sh e g a v e F a t t y id a, p r e s e n t tllle h o ld e r* th l* y v o r
te a t
«h * looks a o m tth in g Ilk* a n * o rew w ith h in t once
- e a lt* a b a ttl# . la
th * v e i r ,
C h u rch won th e ir l a s t m e a lin g
.B iltm o re to a m a m s n t.
f h a d L ouis* th r s * d ow n c le a n ly » n d h a s h ig h ho no* o f r s tin g in th a n a tlo n a la . C h u rch
f i f t h bol*. B u t tb * G e o rg ia
f ig h tin g h ia f in a l y * * r f o r
t e r took th* n e x t th r s *
M iam i w hile J o c a I* d Ju n io r a t
t o ig u s r * th * m a tc h a n d
h ad t o fin a lly sh o o t 8-4-4Jrd la a , on Ui* clo sin g hols*
1 L o g in 's p a rs.
ria*,- runner-up In th* 1920
||a *tat* championship and
lg last year, played In only
p o ra rily .
r
What makta a Leader
In Laxativca?
oofs Shown
A d a p ta b le
B L A C K -D A U G H T
h a s be«lt a t e s t se llin g l a i n .
Ily a w ith fo u r g e n e r a tio n s In the
fio u th . T h is sp ic y , a r o m a tic p o w .
d o r Is a s s y lo la k o
a n d you
r e g u la te th* s tr e n g th
to
H ilt
y o u r needfT I t c o n ta in s a Io n ic ,
la x a tiv e t h a t h elp s to n s t e t y In .
to s tln a l m u scles. T h a t'* Im p o r.
t e n t . I t'* eco n o m ical, to o l 9H lo
40 doss* c o s t o n ly 22c. Bo n e x t
lim e , t r y
tlm o -to ilo d BL A C K .
DRA UGHT.
ADV.
lies, Ksnnsdy said. Also open
will b* th* wastern portion of
U lct Okeecjiobre lying In Glodns
nnd Hendry counties, and tn*
11
£"8
H
BTOUCHED
PHOTOS
HAVANA. Mar.
Van
Uncle Mitngo, th* tmpradfetaUa
pitcher who w*» going to win *5
game* for Brooklyn this acaaon,
waa fined $100 Sunday and'banUhed from th* Dodgm’ training
eamp for drinking.
Th* fl*ry flrtballnr waa given
tramportatlon • to lfaeon and
told that If ha wapted to rotern to
the good graeea of thn Dodgm
ho would Kara to do It at tha
camp of their Montreal (Interna*
t Iona I Leagn*) farm which boglna
training then next Saturday.
The latest upheaval In Mungo’s
long and turbulent relationship
with th* Dodgon occurred 8au
nrday night at Broklyn head,
niurtcr* In th* Hotel National.
After dinner ho appeared at th*
Imr In high *plrita and offered to
liny all tho bay* a drink. Two of
Hu- hoy* at the other end of the
Kir happened lo be Manager Leo
lluri chirr and roach Chuck Urea.
»cn.
When the brat known cltiten of
Pagetend, R. C., arrived at La
Tnipiral itndlum yesterday forth*
nwlgcrs’ iloubleheader with th*
Cleveland Indian* he was handed
a nnle try Club Secretary John
McDonald that bla stay
with
Brooklyn was ended at least tem
) —Inisv
■'Inrl.
I I,
n rc
s t a le
ta \ ,
Iiv 1
fib re
of
sli
iirol
-lie 10.Tf
ui to
M nr.
Im le t
Itht-i.
i Ih e
jp p u r
i t u th rn s tc m
p o r tio n
of
Is le
(Ik e v c h o b e o In I 's ltn U euch n i i i n ty s e t
a s id e ua
u “ b re e d ln it
g r o u n d " f o r f l . h . T h e re m n ln d v r
o f L a k e O k ecc h 'd ii-e
is clo sed
fro m in iiln lg h l, M nr. I I , th r o u g h
M ay III f ‘r th e tu k im r o f b la c k
bin*, u n d e r th e e litto .w ld e law .
I T h e D ead L ak e* in t'.u l f .tn d
C a lh o u n c o u n tie s w ill ho e lo te .l
Ito ld n rtc h a s . fis h in g f r - n t M nr.
1 ' th m u e h M ay .,1 . D u r in g tilts
'm o n t h , p f A p r il n n d M ay th e s s
w a te r s n rn clo sed to n il f is h in g ,
T h e fit, J o h n s I tiv e r. fro m V oJusdn l i a r n e r t h t o th e m n tltll,
d o c s m il h a v e n cloned s e a so n
on th e t a k in g o f b la c k b a s t,
f ic v e m l c o u n tio n In tile s t a le ,
hy r e s c lu llc n uf th e r o u n t y co m m iss lo n e r s h a v e b e e n c lo sed to
th e t a k i n g o f a ll s p e c ie , o f f r e s h
w a te r fish d u r i n g a (10-day p c .
H od a p p r o x im a tin g
th e
c lo se d
"You ore being furnished trans.
portation from Havana to Macon,”
the not* aald. "You are to leave
the Dodgers camp tonight”
In the .past Mungo haa alwaya
been ihe chief problem rhlld of
Brooklyn managers. In 1938 ha
Jumped the club In Pittsburgh and
ass next heard from at his South
Carolina home. Another tlm# ho
and a couple of teammates got
Into a fist right a | a fit. Loula ho
tel nnd he once rammed hi*'flat
through a train window while
imvcllng with the club.
A SK O V E N FO RTH
H n v Y O R K , M nr. l o — ( , F l \ g ro u p o f Iris h A m e ric a n s d ls .
■lo -id S u n d a y I h r y h a d ra llie d
I’l . 'i d e n t K am nn d e V a le ra n tk inu- him to o p en th e w e s te rn p o rts
o f E ire to C r e u l I lr ita in b ecau se
"ll>« life lin e Ire tw e e n G r e a t R rli min m id A m e ric a h a s b ero m o th e
lifelin e o f c iv ilisa tio n ."
Relief At Last
For Your Cough
C n m tn u ls lo n re lie v e s p r o m p t ly lie c a use u goes r i g h t t o l b * t e a l o l th e
tr o u b le l o h e lp lo o o c n a n d e x p e l
Orlando Kaannl ctuh. midway boKB, I* l a i l l b . CM . 4'bole*
U. B. Highway If. V in t me* TOMATO
t a F ey . i l l * In M i l . Luc* |I.K*
tween Hanford and Orlando on
to IS.*#. —.
of tha 11-oront program get* TU R N IPP, Do* n u n , G ood la
Fc>r. l i e la l*c, Du. I l l 1» I l f
underway a t B ill o’clock.
Tha feature race match** eight
dog* In a crack field. They In.
chute Extra Special, Grand 81a,
B**l Tire, B« Lucky, Britten
Md*WaC«/uiard!lt"'
M°“
Tonight’s Entries
F I R t T RACE— F u tu rity :
3 lllp O. K .
* Ovo’bee
* K itty C lev e r
« A ta ra li
* C*.r.h PrlncT**
I Muj**.. »«»*
1 S J J * FrleoO
» l a d r Omen
UKCOND It ACM— F u t u r l l r i
. I F l r i t I ta ll i.f D ally D ouble)
l A na E x
A H avant
S lllaak Hlpn
a JuO g- Jo h n
1 L k L
I R a s g a r Ilea
4 Blow HueuJ
a I m . a t n . Tba*
T H IR D HACK— I- la Mile:
I U U H a ll o f D ally D ouble)
I lla x o l*ale
& Hhe|ta*a tn iaf*
5 Bam Ja rk e i.n
a Dixie Kmllh
X Dan III n r
J I j ir k y
F ire
* Mr. Iluleh
* Mammy
FOURTH flA t'K — F u tu rity :
I W ild D aaerl
* lllp T h - W ay
1 K ille r M eteor
* o u r Rill
S Rex la m a
t l l r .a k Hboi
I flood l/M n
* Ju a t Cleorpe*a Pul
F IF T H RACK— 1 -la Mila:
I V an K oh
a M au k tc Red
1 H ap p y o ilm a n
a Monle n in e
■ W lllla M ite
T p o rt Hide
4 Ker-Hwia*
■ M m , n ip
SIX TH nA C R — F u iu rliv :
I J itn e y
A ir n 1 ■ ,
1 Ilan n n tao
* t i e r i i n J '. >
I K anaka l l r n g a r
T D a ily D aunt
4 Jo h n W h tiah aad
I ( lin t C llp p fr
BEVRNTK RACK— t - 14 Mila:
I L lttlo K lbblaa 4 J u r is t's D relalon
t Ih w u tr K ay
4 D olly d r a i n
1 (lay Kop
7 F loaala Arm s
4 F a a t F u ry
S M orm onty
n ilH IT II RA C E— F u tu rity :
1 tludity T a rif f
* W h its O ia r llr
I tlo lfo o l Roy C llu n n y T w latar
5 Be ram R oll •
I N lrk tlo d e o n
I Im ro ih y
I F laatiy M tarkstons
NINTH nAUB— I-IA Mila:
l Real F ire
* c i t r Judg<
i llv trn B p e d a l
t R riilah T rain
J F rlf n d Moee
1 G ran d Bie
I Ida 1Vlllar.il
I Bs L ucky
T E N T H llA C fl— * 1 4 Mila:
I Molly Dana
( (Ito rln u s P re m ie r
1 I'll Flee
« P o w er To Hoar-.
J M ark Down
»
7 II. sh o t
I Mina P m v ru a
4 A ir R eap er
III.KVIINTIC nA C K —« -l« MM*:
U lu ln ltlu R ace)
,1 C h arlie l l a t l
S P i e ..a m Sue
I C b lrf C annon
• l>alay
I llls b ln n d A rm s
1 R ill Bailor
I Itfd K ob
| A b'a Memory
MARKET REPORT
t i n , b e t R e p a r t ■( S a le s a r t e ISrOI
A. M. H ppA ar, M srv h *. t*«1
F L D ltlliA
I'ilD D U F T *
I IM AM S .N il OOOIM
l 'A lI R A ( | i : . F e r T u n . t i n t , lo F e r ..
D e m s h it (P lo d 1 3 - *0 |( i 1*0 00.
l le t - t in V lp r. l i e l i , l i e ,
l - A I I I I A I I I L r h ln e s e , U 'ra te . ISc lo
S ic .
C A R R O T fk
D os.
R un.
H U |ip ll-s
F a ir .
»*•
(O r to
M e.
Rokl. t t c to 4 I t*.
CKI.F.ItT, e r t., Iieroom l A ctive .n il
Most Inexperienced desert sol
dier*, suffer gastric disturbances
Iwcaure of th* g n a t quantltl** of
dust they ar* forced to swallow.
C R E O M U L S IO N
for Caught.Chnl CoWi, ProitcMHi
1
P R P P K R & flu. R p r . 'I U * l> I* •*.
( r t . 41.7* to 11*4
TNVTATOtStL R ed Bllse, Bid. C v t.
. K l i n No. | M l In I I .H , (lack*,
C m . 11.11 to VI. KB.
RADM IL Una. Hun t e r In t ie .
H T flA W nU tlU K H , n u t (to , to 14c,
KPlNAClf. Mu H e r. 1*0 (a (l.S*.
B4JUM H, T ellow . Bo. l(p r. I I M t f
At Havana Camp
ghe-a • huik r WtUT.-WS w
hoi* « Miami
, t . -.--n with a ilnv*
436. yard
day *ha won tha Punta
lament rrora a fast
Looter, making tha
1for Ui* first,tim*. ha*
in aT. th* Mnthom
•M A ”"' ••
Tor Being Drunk
t'e
13,7*
lo
I I IS, *'■ IV i l . l t la IS IS
CMLF.IIT IIHAltTOL I Cm
t'r t
I I I I In t i l l .
rOLDAKDR, Do*. R an. l i e to **e.
MUHUMDKIia, Du. ltek l. I t .I * lo
17.1*.
ONIONS, Dos. Dun. l i e to Me
W A T lin e n n a , D ot Run l*o 10
1*0.
O R A PE F R U IT .
P » r CM .
I 1. B.
Comb. l i e . r * Tie.
OIIANOKfl, P e r C rl.. U, B Comb
11.7*. I ’o VI.I*.
OUT O F STATT. rn O D C C T a
A P F I.u a , V arlnua T ypes, Hood to
F o r . Ho. Holtt. | l . I I ■to II.I* .
ONIONS, I* lb. Back, T 4U«w M r lo
II.M . Bpanlali *L11. ■
BWKUT PO TA TO !!* C w t. 11.71 I*
BUYERS
Save $25 to $100
IN T H W C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E
N IN T H J U D I C I A L C I N C I I T O F
F L O R ID A IN A N D F O R B R M tN O L M C O U N T Y . IN C IIA N C K R Y .
MARUARKT W. INIIIII.
p la in tiff
t'T IB M. COUR. T ie le b d a n t.
O R D E tl
OF
r i'I I U M T I a l
To: O ils M. Cobh
You a r e hareby rrttu lrril to a p penr to Ih r b ill fllu i a tta in .! you
la lh a a b o ia a n lltle .l eau ar. ah lp b
I . im ndlna. nr, Mondai A pril 7t»
ll la f u rlh e r n n .e r td Ih al Ihla
nrilor of p u b licatio n be pnbllahed
n n ra a w eek fo r fo u r consecutive
M edia In th a Ranford M rrald a
n ew sp ap er of ark iaral elreu latio n In
and pu b lleh sd In Bemlnole County,
F lo rid a.
W llnaae my h an d an d seal aa
l.lr r k at lh a (N reull C ourt at Manford F lo rid a Ihla M arch l l h I H I.
(MIIAI.I
n . I*. IIFRNDDN.
*'lark C ircuit C u m t,
n . : a . ,*i w m ’tH d . r .
IN T H IS C O U R T O F T I I H C O U N T Y
J U IM 1 B . S K M IN O L H
COUNTY,
F L O I U D A , IN P R O R A T E .
N O T IC E T O C H E D IT O U S
IN ItAI: lIKTATftS O F KDMUMO R.
ItUUIIKU. D ereaard.
T il ALL, C JIR D IT O lm AND PR R BONN l.'AVINU CUA1MK OR RKMASDM AdAINNTMAlD EBTATKl
You a ik, <uch o f you ora h srab y
notified a n d raryulrao to p r a a ta l
an y claim s an d d em an d s w hich
you. or e ith e r o f you, may b a r s
a p a ln a t lh a a a la lo of EDMUND U.
IIO l'R K E . deceased, late of enld
C ounty, lo tb a C ounty Ju d g e of
BEMINOLK C ounty. F lo rid a, a t bla
office In th e c o u rt house of aald
County nt HANFORD. F lorida, w ith
in r ig h t c a le n d a r m o n th , from
th e I tin a o f th a first p u blication
of th is notice. E ach claim or d e
m and sh a ll ba In w ritin g , an d shall
s ta le lh a place at residence and
post a ttire so u rc e s o f Ih e claim an t,
and a h a ll he asro rn to by the claim a m , a g e n t, o r a tto r m y . and any
W OM EN
helped 2 w ays!
Romo find they need only
start taking CARUUI 3 day* be
fore "the time,'' a* directed, to
relievo -periodic pain due to
functional causes. Others find
CARUUI, used as a tonic, helps
stimulate appetite and Improve
digestion through the increased
I low of gastric Juice. So It as
sists to build up their strength
and thus to ralter* perotdto
functional dlstrvsO such *s head,
aches, nervousness, cramp-tike
pain. Try CARD1U. Used 60
*•1. bbtr tssl to Oar.
T hey w ill M l s ta y h rre
tong a t lh*a* p rices so
ru m s In a t one*.
S m a ll ila w n
paym ent
ALTMAN
Chevrolet "Co.
SANFORD, FLOHIDA208 W. Firat SL Phone 184
y o a ra l
DAN DUNN—Secret Operative 48
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APPROACH
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HAS flO N C — COMB ON
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r
B*rvte* 81stIon's service soeo , , , « * ■
for a tsakfwl of gaa or an oil rhaag*
IN I! Ilk* our nervlc*.
3 0 X T ’ S C E R V IC
A N D A R D U T A T I0
CORNER THIRD 8T. A PARK AVENUE
A d v e rtise m e n ts
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t, Write Baa IB2 Late
OTUiflON WANTED
»4 OAW® QOOMS
HEVi’DAN. IT 'S
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The Capital Snowed Under
Filers, Sailors A n d
‘.Boldtani S c h o o le d
• I k Preparation For
Flood Of Supplies
Prospects Ard
Favorable For
Orange Market'
TAMPA, Mar. 11— Tho lo u of
5,000 ca n in the California navel
crop because of heavy rain* in
that slate make* Florid*'* Vnlcn.
cia market prospect* more fa^or.
Large Reservoir Of
* Men "Are Ready To
r Join Battle Ranks
Xt**4+atn
B r ita in
kh*8
a fl
ttra
r n tin
n oed
d
a k eleton form atlo m t o f
C .u U la n i and Bold lent fo r
th s flood o f alrptanea. xhlpa
And Stm s she expects from
th e U nited 8 ta to s.
pS' W elU nform ed sources here
V sld to d sy s v s a t .pool nf
m anpow er Is re sd y to nour
Into battto u mob >■ tho Umte<i
k to to a eeono Ma »torv* of e ' t u m
undar
lha
aid.to.pritiilii
Here 1* n view of the Capitol u* the h r .v l e a l «tnnn « r t h j
iri'ean mlHUry, nav.l ?nd winter »wirled up from A l . b . m . . m l covered W .ih ln g to n with «
m t U bare taa" workua 10-lneh fall. Extreme colit .rc om psnle,) the blitinril. which burlei)
tUad n or* th«n
four the Eaate rn v . b o . r t ! umler ■ blanket of *ntw
i te doaa «o-op«r»llon with
' mFraneh
fl**» '•*l n‘^.’
d y for action » hi5'
I m sV F n n e s W V Into the
Sanford Baseball Walter Haynes To
Entry Assured At Take Examination
Meeting Of Fans As Private P ilo t
&css?»sz
a r v o f the Chamber of Commerce,
* ^ ’ra. U. W. Ball, pm ldant of
tta S S t a i and lodlc.ted them
w ^ l d U l S l election of officer.
. • » t f w r a a rA*s
drawa axplalnod.
Individual InUrwta and probf l r i i i wrra dUcuaaed and the
Method, uaad. by dmaotutration
clflba faitba cmmto wjnt preijenud
s . - a n s ’W
W
c
FromCanadians
Thailand Receives
French Territory
Nation Will Receive
A ircraft Of Type
Unavailable In U. S.
Roosevelt Seeks
$7,000,000,000
Bradshaw’s Offer . Of Yclvington Was First
Teaiti’B Equipment Of Group Of Five
W a r m l y Accepted To Obtain License
flxrford w *i .**ured ■. Wn<.
Matsuoka’s V i s i t I s
Called Counter-Ac
tion To America’s
B r i t i s h - A i d Bill
Churchill And Ills Allies
NFAV YOtlK, Mar. 11— f.T)—
The Itriti-h radio raid today that
Britain *««n would receive “pow
erful did" from Camutn, ineltid.
Inp pUrir. of n type not avail,
able frtnn the I'nitn^ State,, man
and trtir material*.
The phjcrlivc* of the rnnnrtinn
war effort to tpeed-up. the IUIC
Whl. Include* the provision Of
33 civilian air arpindron*. and
‘fcn Increase In tho Canatlhih
navy In $13 rhlp* and 174)00
men.
In the war at *cn, tho I.ondOn
Admiralty
ai knowledge*!
th e
henvie*t loll of chlppinir *ince
Oriulier, with n lo*> of 20 Hritlih. a Ilied and neutral ventoll
toll liny e IK.o.Tfl ton* In tho
week ended Marrh 20.
“The Sprinir blit* which Hil
ler promised haa begun," « IIrU
tlah *piike*man »aM.
In Athen*, dispatch** from tho
central front *ald the Italian
P rim e Minister \Vin*i*»u Churchill t r e n l e i i «* shown nt a lank
loate* In dead and wounded since
a major battle developed Friday d e m onftm tion outride l,i»n«h u ut which hi* w n -lir w ri 1h»* capalu lu
have leen tho heavieit suffered ties of vgrioite 01111011^1 fighting u m t % nil m r* to**ini■t prii in t
hy the Fascist* In the Albanian against the dm when tj«*i nnuiv m«> uUiuipi unnsum Flunking
eainpt.tga. Figure* w<yr not jrlven.
I /lN p O N , M ar. 11 — f/P)—
f l i M Aitt
Japan’s Role Under Axis
Alliance To Be Discussed
Conditions Are Ripe:
For B etter Prices Britons Expect
On Valencia Crop,
Sales M anager Says Increased Help
Men From This
V Country Assist
N U M BER 165
M ember A ssociated P ress
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
•
JKiUun 1rains
Forces To Use
«U.S.Equipment
wiV-a
Sanford Id The Only C c n trfi
I Inrlda C ity A ffording Rail. H lg h w * |
And W ater T ran sp o rtatio n
Established In 1608
*a
"V
■
flw ih io h C ounty Produces
ITmH A nd V w t t a b k s T h a n A n j
S tth ik r A m | n F lorida
n
“f ■
Churchill n r i* Cnni'i o I hikninki ( h ( n
r.ili k i ( innin ml*’i h
Gonrra) de (iiiulli* {iig h ll. I'Minnmiihiig flu I i n f i • in h
mid
•
Wnltrr IliiyneA, teller at the
ti'iiihi? , | i |tf. s . „
’
I'i* h aomial. , liiwcf
Iouim 'konv, ho
Charles Winn Will
Speak Tonight On
Christian Science
well rvported the ro.npcmtion
of Chari** Bradahnw in the ex
tent of
the elub all of
the *]ulpment of the team.
Offered |760 unaoliclUdyeaterday afternoon. Mr. Caldwell
•xprcaaed ronfhlencc that
the
team would be aupimrlcd and at
le.at $2,00(1 raiard here (or the
araaon a mm ml tier
ha*been
formed to filliah the Job of r.Uina the remainder of the money
needed to aamirv the expenae*
of the team.
Dr. |)<»a haa t>ern appointed
chairman of h finance committee
conalatipi: »f U.
I'rrkina, T.
1trail ford llyrd, W. II. Relt*. Zeb
Ratliff, M. It. b’trickl.nd, Jr., nnd
Don Carraway of Ovlnlo. The
Committee alerted out at 0(00
('clock thla momlna
to raiae
funds for the team and m\1 citL
rna ate uri-etl to eo-operule in
‘.h- drive, M'1. Caldwell aald.
Mr. Dradahaw’a offer waa re
vealed to tbc fana after their
meeting with the City Commia.
Iiwwliawr. Oa Peae Klie.)
n M ini h u lls
in tii H'
. ,
Yugoslavia Will De
cide Tomorrow If
She’ll J o i n A x i s
11*
la -a rla tM
I*r#M
I’rnpajjiiniln Kunft o f tho
Borlln-Ronio-Tokyo
alllanco
Itoomnd in concert nun h u t
the United Staten today as
Jniutn'n Forcijm M inister Yom ko MntHiioka nrcnnrcd to
Ictivc the F u r F.ant fo r Imporlnnt folks w ith Adolf
H itler mill Benito Musso
lini.
In llrrlm , informed N a ila »ald
MhlMl 'kii a visit wni one of A »G*
rir* «»f r u n n i e r ucltons to tho
United Stuti''* it id-1 <>. Britain bill.
Atui that it whs coiuirfprtd alffii if ini n 1 l hut Mnluuokn la accornpaniiil by military n p e r t s lit Itiiimv the Italian* said Mat*,
•uokn wmilti discus* J a p a n ’s ro|a
ii n«I■*i I hr A\i-* pact in tho r v e n t
tf lytiiihlc with the United Sta ins
nVi’i the" 111 iti^h-aid hill.
Sttfam ,
the 11f f ir in t Italian
new» agenev '•niil* "the approach
if S|n mg, with dw expecte d of*
foriHivo'*, give* Mntnuoka** vlitt
cvcc|d iiinal iinpnrt«nri,.M
In l hr flu Ik a it crisis, Vugonla*
lin'd llf'gcnt Pritico Paul iiunimotted i)n r r o a n council to m eet
tomorrow in decide w he ther Y u
goslavia would join the Axl»~uruici n i eportcij H itler demand
that *h«* sign «*» n full.fledgod
| member
A ft i t ii long delay, Thailand
(KiritiM and French In do. Chinn
-lirned the
Japaqese.arranged
"pefice
prntrv'al"
ending
thill"
f
■•
(i
on h e r con flirt,. andi giving^
| IIIId n<t an estim ate d ’JfLDfM) aqdarn
AVeitllP ♦iflfflM .T F T iT tr ^ 't Fflt* E M I fM A fk.
h ‘iin\'
ns ml lei lit m y .
(Je tm a ny was reported lit auth ritntive
diplomnh'
q u a rte rs
,M ' " 1 " ‘d'eiiing
night 1t> h « \ e du*hed Yugo’ ,m,M' U
ito m ,|llv hopes of « eoniprnmlse un.
■i, i -tfinding w ith the Axis and to
* l"
lli'f d d
t, deni n tided full alliance in
"
*1,11
fi"** | }M.
| In r n . power part
on^. i 11 *11*I ic11 h\ n
^ h rm i seipie ore, th ere
in iim'i i and put I"
........... 1,41 *,4‘P
.......
w - o .mi iMiidn hud
*' *' w
I • pt hu
ti dk'iitg
I.ONDON, Mar. II — (An—
Air Mlnlaler Hir Arehlhald Sin.
clalr assured Urltaln today l< ut
American airplane* “ will yet here
in time" for
f - . the battle of
- T the
Atlantic.
He announced that In the p o t
10 month* th* British air force
had destroyed 4260 German and
1100 Italian airplane* and lost
“fewer than 1800 aircraft "f
our own."
Hlnrlalr added: “Wa h*v# rertalnly deatroyod much more thnn
half of the flrat line with winch
Germany entered tha «ar." II"
id the war waa about *o f i l e r
BERUN, Mar. 11. - ( f f i Authortied apokrarntn aald early
today that “nothing la known
her*5’ of rumor* abroad that
Germany ii demanding Yu.oilavia join the
Germaa-Italofapaneac alliance
Instead ot
we rely concluding a non-arrrealon treaty with Ijie Reich.
Entland'a naval haa* at 8ln*atre waa cirated In a apet where
I year* ae» there were only
anrrove swampa and block mud.
Ituilding Permits
Issued Totul $480
tr ill I...........‘ kirn: oiil.lo.il tti.-nlWith |IHO Italed «t* >nc
i'* .on »t..l of i in- Kit'd* it. it... I „f i-nn*trurtiun, four building
.
t, flotit* trill In pi......I on mil* were issued at the
'(• In t o I.. 11 mil ot it..' "o u t. | | u || yealet.lit), nerordiny to
In oo loom will I.. . -i nn. M.or.f- nf the City Clerk,
o. ,l.it f. - It pool to w(.i. i. live
E dw ard H i n t in, war J„
■cnvtlla- to day on a Inline** t
“ in-lmmrr a la f e . "
Salvation Army's
Campaign Starts
."■I I i . - i t
0
Record Crowds Attend Opening Of
Lake County’s Big Fair At Eustis
With a breakfast at Dm cam*
i l n headquartara an MltnoUa
EUSTIS, Mar. 11 _ (Special)
venue, the Salvation Army drive — A record opeabac attendance
to t under way ytaUrday, madmarked tho becinatax last nl*ht
Sap*. R. & Hoe*, head e f thee f Lake Courtty'a annual fair
which will continue throuch Sat.
arday.
A hi* crowd waa ataadinf in
tlpa whan ta t b u m wart opened
at THO o'clock, aad they were
X
newspapermen were entertained
yesterday by fEe
aaeoclatlon,
Thoaa present Included Mayor*
Butler, o f Leeaburf, Gaylord, of
Euatla, Brew a o f dorm ant, and
Baldwin o f Umatilla.
Tho Umatilla Hich School
Bead cave a concert teat night.
The tem porary Hanford tho
of the Retired Railway Men's
soclalion will meet Thut .lay
ternoon a t 2:00 o'clock nl
City Hall.
tr ill
I h < > v\
i i i i i i i i ii k ,
and
. *
r.i
path
fttr
ir m e r a l
pirn i i )
on
(i
,, in m
on
r e p a ir *
on
a
1121 dark Avenue,
lioatittK *nn. 0*1*1
flo ttn - ,
coat
ptrCity
the
Those t**tie,1 permit* *r*: Rosa
It r o w n .
>i' in tioiit of Ilo ..... I Mill l.vtkl.linjr at
t I into!
\
T h e c t c r u l t v e fin a n c e , a n d ti
tlo n r o m n u t t e e * o f th e < h m
o f C u n im r r r v w i l l |u ,v t. „ | „ i
eon m e e t m y T h u r s d a y a t
o 'r lo t k u t th e V a ld e s H o lt I
rAYMBNTB MADE
ATIJkNTA. Mar. II. - d / D Thirty-ciaht Gcorfta and Florida
firm* mode reatitulion* totalling
$23,001 to 1048 wairw-earner*
during February the wa** *wi
hour division aald Monday.
WAS THIS YOU?
were
nfiri nfininol report * that Prem ier
h»agi-n nod
I'it reign
Minister
l i m n Miirk>n o Wilt e i to Her*
niHflv | m |n\ rn Intel in the week
in min llpIcriiMH, HhnuM®. Ku»
nmma ond Hutiem
it» *ti■* Rome.
a
Mayo to add
) . u i li i in , r
at
1C08
1 . 1, i poilr-tn)., .till
o n o p t Wo>i T h irte en th Stre et, at a coal
11‘ 11 nl. i of Ii.. auditor,um id inf ff.O; Ita Souil.tvnrd to ro-roof
I' u m .Ji lln iih f
t id
I.,
eitrli.l
l.y
T h e p,*teelnl>
I.
tenet'
h k* '
..in-
(•■ru
u V'
• ( OOfi W r i t T w e n tie th
of Street, at a co*t of $25; and UT.
dt . , p >' ■, drnpod uitii n>t>ai- I
,|
(lihh* to re.roof a bulldinf
7 | h Oak
Ace.tue,
a t a coat
■‘mall loom* off to the >,de of of $515.
,ilir a,ttlitoroi.il will hottae I lit; 1C
, i a > - . i.r flow n* an.i iiinuiKr, ,t
.1, III. Tin *e room* will he de- .
*--------------------,
M a rrin iT c L ic e n s e s
,
lit „ n h A n d
..onie.i trim fljN,ni*h um,. and I s s u e d O v e r v V c e K e n u
hutuhoo *lnlk*.
-------- -
iloe
li.e loom* util hmite the
y 0ur marnase liccnara bav*
alia,h.tr hoxr*, which will contain |wvn t,*Ued at the Court IlOU»l
Kit.up. of flower*, fruit* or Vtyce. hitlfr Balurtlay, aeeordinf to tho
ti.hl. » to form a picture. Art overof the office of the county
_•* «*
o entries
La a*burg,
i* Tovars*
LOCAL WEATHER
Fair to partly cloudy,
In tba north and central i
with light scattered fraci
Interior of tho extreme
portion toalght] Wodnaad
and slightly warmer la Ilk
west and lha extreme not
�\
T H E SANFORD FTERALP, dANFORD FLORIDA
New Taxes
•The Sanford Herald
P '•
fM M
tartakllae** •> I M
#*rr» i f l n w o
la r tM
Ill
**•**!
a t, N a M
F te rM a
K a iw tU
4 **» a i
Orlando Men Will
Probe Army Crash
WAITING FOR THE GREEN LIGHT
O ur national governm ent has been rpem ling *o much
money in recent year# th a t th e people generally have ra
th e r lost th e ir aenne of vnluen w ith reap ed to public funds.
B ut when the federal governm ent spends more than it
takes in, all it has to do is to reach into Its tall silk hat,
mumble a few words of hocus pocus, and presto! out hops
o billion or two ju s t like a little w hite rabbit.
U nfortunately our S tate G overnm ent cannot do th at.
II has to operate on a pay-as-you-go basis. I t cannot borrow
money a t all. I t can, and does, pile up trouble fo r the fu
ture, b u t not in th e form of, S ta te bonds. F o r such small
favors we should of course be th an k fu l. B ut the simple fact
th a t our rapidly risin g S tate,ex p en d itu res m ust be met out
of current taxation presents a problem of Im m ediate u r
gency which cannot lie, Solved by passing th e buck.
The recent report by the Brookings Institu tio n reveals
th at a great deal can be done to p u t F lo rid a’s fiscal house
in order merely by tho paiUnge of a few laws equalizing
h»
takfc piufc k'APv
A privmt* t u
WT
kllM
•*‘ V - ‘
* __
FTas! VTa hav* T»M
favorhe brand el
w is e , o i n a l i
quor
Phono li t tor (rta
Salivary
•< T d M U ite l
te M M li
^ y tS D A Y , MARCH
II,
1*41
BIBLH VBKHU H J ft TODAY
aOD'8 WAV 1H 1IKST KOll
US; Ha that hutl> my mainland.ityujta, and kac|i«Ut them, ho it
Is that lorvcth me: amt he llial
loteth Inc ahull In- love,I of my
Dither, amt f will love him, amt
wtU manlfeat inyuelf to him.—
John 14:11.
A BltAYK YOUNg ' s ONV,
(from. Kalcldogrwph)
song* hide from me in ulrangiodd placet |
I catch one ftthing a itiin in tti
noon
..By the grny, green water below
■ • tho wlllowa,
— And a poppet swings on the
Up of the mean
-When I lie awake through u rainy
But not all the economy in the world o r the m ost ef
ficient operation of the governm ent will b rin g the neces
sary exj»endilures w ithin the scope o f cu rre n t revenues,
particularly if some of o u r-p resen t taxes are going to be
nbol'shcd and the services of the governm ent increased us
th e public demands. There simply will have to be some new
form of taxation which must be lucrative and we hope
IMtlnlcss.
Id le s t rc|mi-(n lndicnlc th a t the S ta te will lose about
73.000. 000 from its present revenues th ro u g h tho repeal ot
the ml valorem tux and the gross receipts tax. W ith the
S tale already 71,700,00(1 behind in Its c u rre n t operating
expenses before the repeal of these taxes take effect, >1
cun ha easily Uml next y ear's deficit would already be over
76.000. 000.
Then if an ything is to he done for th e schools to bring
them up to n pur w ith those in the re st of th e country, and
if th e assistance given the old folks is to be kept in line
with lliut in o th e r states, som ething like 16 or 10 million
dollars will have to be raised from new sources of revenue.
A ltogether It Is not a happy probpecl e ith e r for the Legis
lature which m ust devise the m ethod or fo r the adm in
istration which m ust o|>crutc the funds.
Leust of all is It a happy prospect for the tax p ay er or
the new tuxpuyer y e t to be found, who 111 tho final an a
lysis ulwuys has to foot the hill.
Genius
From
Abroad
midnight
1 hear them rollicking down die
ITimisuntls of refugees have been pouring into tins
alair, ‘
United S tales from strife-ridden foreign countries for the
tjfcd acarch aa I may with my past few years. T housands more will come In the next few
bodroom candle
y ears.’ M a n y of them nrc the b p t m inds of E urope—doc
In novk qf crunrtj,
not
U
our
sa fely traitrfc rre d
N aw
to
could
Ihe At-
*» W can look fnrwaril to
taH this aunm rr after nil—
tin second time In about
yean.—Ocala Banner. And
OKI la In danger of not
f aMo
look forward lr
» the flret lima In ■more
l than that
(P
glrta
were
“ l u m a c s P l« e
ellowud
to
f 1" « Mns»ackuaelta court
Other dey Wearing ina«ka
f •Itwrnova to y they u lrh t
Uwir Job* If their ideutlty
.known. Boir how It (trikes
tow is-something inilpkntlv
froua fu democratic priori.
I" such prweedure.
Wheeler couimctuU
K .1 pP*r M th* •••dor of
thut
I Erpso inn.
b * rirf" .
AGENCY ;i
IMH PA*K
U. S. Army Calls
For Co-opt ration
Of Nearby Cities
;i
PHONE tM
Parish House
Busy As FtoWer
Show Approaches
I. notV rthitW d to Oo'dlfy'UkfK
but by arid large the tHi-i rj- of
Army m afali,’kcrOnthijf to nt(|i
eeta* is • il>* ny*r morale divU/ia,
le thal a »u|diiT »*Altig fn-rha-T
tips (if ilivfrtiljm 1* rrtHlTrtl lo ifn ‘
tnythlng (hat a civII 1^0 ran do.
The enfdler 'hnp the added duty
if aphuldlng the dignity nipt ,
tonur of hi» util form mid tin•ervlce
A *oldler off duty in n commu
nity where liquor It sold la jurt
•• pitrilrged Id take a dunk at
■ a civilian. If he g i ta drunk
hot I* another matter uml won >
'f he i> nut violating the civil
nwa, hr may be vitiating the
Army emir
Thut, although the Aimj haa (
not one whit of nuthoiily nvrl
■ivll dltlricla around Army rum pa,
■ml according to inoriite diviainn
ifflrera, itoetn’t want any—II iIik". '
lunt n girul deal of co-oiiciullon.
In the camp* and mi the Army j
rrtervaliunt, the njnrule divitipn
la trying to provldo good clean1
full fur tho »0ldlcr‘a u/f-huuiu, ao
(hart wilt bo no temptation to,
tum to other chaiuifli for diver•ion. What the mcruUi iliinalon
bopra for I* that the elvtlias vom- j
muhltlea near caiupa w111,vwork
toward the isnie mil. ftaroe of j
them already are doing that.
I
According to rcparla herp, raligtoua, welfare and civic ergan.
luttona In many cltka aim-sdy
have Jumped Into the middle of
the problem. In the Tint piece,
they are arcing that aulhorltlea
enforce the llmior lawa and those
against sen tiling and prmttitn. |
tlon. And they are trying to n - j
tabliaii, os an allamative apinral, | tions—but when a MataatrUea woo
the same kind of fun that tho tnade with civilian vice figures,
irony of the tamps Seamed to
army posts provide.
Hear use It Is near at hand, let's have a bettor record than fba
lake Washington aa an cr.iriiplc. youth In mufti.
All in all, tbs situation might
A supervisory District of Colum
bia committee has been act up. well bo summed up fat tha ward*
Outstanding efforts at tbc ’ mo- °f a high official In Uw morale di
moat are: m To provide a "date vision who asked that his aanta
M ' . Mr local dances .and , for mot be used. He said: “Thing*
(has* which will be held at Camp Could bo better—a lot b e tte r - h a t
U we get a IKUa kelp front aM L
Ians, any enemy that attacks k :
uniform at. all tho movie houses;
(8) To enforce the lawa so that
no organised vice rings in ban or,
gamblthg „ nr pVaatltutlon Stall
•being up; ,« ) To eo rreU td atl
■wrfSS’u'Sft-
Dallas. Texas,
utrly half tbe a
the world.
STUDENTS CALL 8TH1KV
HEW YORK. Mar. I L - t W Tbc national cabinet of tha
Amaxkan Youth Cpqgnw called
ujton American aludmU - Monday
to strike at U tW A M. A frit
mm
Andrew Carraway
onu it tors, luiyyers, scientists, invenbirs, m usicians, r
Driven frain th e ir own h o lie s abroad, th ey nhooli) V*
n wridomb R ddnion'db oUr uwnltaopulflUoii Which h is boon
miujxj th e .s tro n g e s t and rlc h e sflo n e a rth h y l U m bituro
d tum to ktnAi- through '4iy
:ountr
M rs half SrlE,
r” America graut
a
m ilar
[• ■ brave young »ong with
lutvc .contributed ta i
u» cap on ■crooked.
<'
‘•Natlve-bortt Artu
I given to - o t b e - .’yvorkl.
, ruad w,(h me,
Itrido on lh°
»trlila
1 m an y bpochul inventions of whl
tho late Thom as Ar.-EcHl
...... BtULAH MAY
son contributed 'more- ■thnn un otller single tiujltfilusl."
sAkfcthe Key, W est jJlti*en4M" B H Am erica also owes fnlicb
Of H i V rtstltrd In Ih v M ttA W .fh u genius of lo relg u -h o n i
Im utlgrauU whu uJdw iJU siel; 14 H* hrillinnt record. A few
of these may be m cnlioneq.
I
*
‘‘Ericsson, who came from ifivedeii, Invented the Mon
*0d Mre. Lindbergh
1
roaond winlur
wintu tn itor. ) i
B F 2 w y gr thalr reaond
n t t l u l c n in Fort Myer» whei o
"A lexander G raham Bell, bofii ih Scutland, later lived
they have racentlr cmbaiked on in Cunutln, and as a resident in the United S lates, guve
a fishing expedition Into the
the telephone to ihc world.
*t Meslcn
"Em ile Berliner came from G erm any to perfect ttie
. -Woodarlng about what will telephone and improve the phonograph.
AMfOD after the war It over,
"Nicoln Tcslu from A ustria-H ungary Invented thu in
tmo high Priced wrltrr hut |ua,
« M 0 t mnvlneed ua th.it we night duction m otor and num erous other epochal uicctrical de
W bo worrying about what l» t> . vices.
u y l.to happen brfoie It end*
"C harles .1 Vaiulerixtelc from tho N uthcrtaudn d e
the Janmiepr
aihirk vised the electric stre e t a t r trolley.
“C harles j’. Bteinmotz, coming from G erm any as u
B ltg d p o ra thla Spring, llm-tr Sum
f hogld send the I* a. navy <-ver |x»or. deform ed im m igrant boy. who borrowed money from
there and sink the whole Jan. IT fl'llnUf rillVImiilllinear In nNlnp In ' ntitattn nrlmllifAii h t ' llrii
•n too ftr«t. T h m
fi A-.-
PICKUP AND
D E L IV E R Y
tlop tfrnat be fflw oii $ •'
f-S E S M
S».tw* Application
rr rxbikfW. dhtcN arid haVtf
•can to t a appreciated/ win
Mrs. f . 1L Coklough U. pm tdeot
P the Garden Club, ood Mir
Endov Curletl Is general 'tbalnoaQ
of the shew.
The Bum Ctrcla of the d u b is
sponsoring tha show, and wUhea
to thank Urn Eatifbn) Furniture
Company and the tUH Hardwire
Com party for tbe asaislapca lhay
nav«
vlvati
hav. given.
" *
Fascist Cruiser Is
,
Brlleved To Be Sunk
TJDNDON.
Mar.
It
si.
■oak by: a tubmarlna. attaak aad
t U l tW ftJU M ta rf O radt again
at ;• li German Amid »■ eaosi of
H s .
' , •„
T h- ^ ^ ^ ' a a J t o U w
«f tW
sntly n ta hi
althbogh the
Itfoii on City UKe^.P^y, i
M irrors Resilvere^
• Picture Fram ing
•• Automobile
Glass
.
t \ » >.
• Structural Gloss
tfa
British offaiuivct at
^ d >
tho air bFORghi rrrn to pmjtor
day that cum of Italy’s fastest
crabars w ia
*■
AppUcatton-ftr!
rihlT V rftral*. ta 'th a 's c W l
l ream a MQ u ik n O u t e r
EJb-s-if >
�. f t
TUESDAY, MARCH, 11, 1M1
Mrs. Eunice Kay Is
i
Hostess To Circle
The Crtilian Music Club met
L'lone Kav vva« h o ftw
yr-to tlttv nftoiHi*nn at her homo
Mi ith* \ i emu' to member* of
Cireli I oo t f the P int BaptDt
Chuuli Mi
11 i Moi'ie, chair
man, pH ulo*I oM'i ilie Luaincsa.
Mi « i \ \ndm'*m gave the dcVi*tittfiiiI. w i | <|b»i!« wore rendon d h> Mi* \ iii HMi• officera.
Mi' 1! V William* lalkcd on
piu>* I
I t.lli wihi,' Hi- I- i ini -' meeting
l*il by bm •laughII I*.** law, *rrved
th»« i»ig
. Mi K C
NamlorFeii,
Mr
V T. Moore of Miami Saturday afternoon in the Fannie
will be guest r p c n h rr it It* ,s. Mutiiiiti Bttidiii with n large
I mcetinc of the W oman" » rini. grmi|i in attendance. The parlor*
t
Rev. Bram Talks On
Calendar a polio Boys choir
MONDAY
The Dependable L'liir* of the
e lhodlit Church i 111 hold its
Jar b u i l n e i i ami social meet
r a t lh« home of Mri. J. M.
iard w ith Mr,. E. W . Copea i eo-hoile** a t 7:30 I M.
Sewlna aeiaion* will continue
ib ellrd Croa* nt the Wo.
i‘» Club from »:30 A. SI. un*
11:30 o’clock.
T h e C0-30 Bible C l n « will
t at the home of Mr. am)
R.
E.
Kipp In Floral
la a t 8:00 1*. M. for it,
ir buiineas and rocial meet.
'^Circle* of the W. M. 11. of the
,t, Jlapllit Church Witt H u rt :>l
a following homes ul 3:30
CircJe One a t the mines with
Ml,a Zillnb Welsh pre,iitnl ovrr
the mrrtinfr of the South Side
*’■ T - A. I*’ 1 Thursday in tile
[ “ uiHl* rluin in the absence of the
(president, Mr,. H. W. R u rk rr.
Mra. c . G. Wilke. proBrn„i c l m r .
man. Introduced Jtev. M. J. Bram,
who spoke Oil the Apollo Boy,
Choir and i t , work
Mr,. Boy Maun pave n short
talk on "Social Hygiene,'' a fte r
which Paul Ilrnwn, m e of Hie
m em bers of the Apollo Choir
from Seattle, Wash., entertained
the assembly with the srng, "T he
Rose of T ralee." Pol lowing Ihe
m reting a social hour was enjoyed
In the linirli room of the school.
W alkers Observe
25th Anniversary
Jjfg V . A. Cagle a , hostess, end
Mr nnd Mrs, A. J. W ulkrr of
l l n . . Myron Smith as eo.hosl, s, WIKI Elm Avenue enteetalnerl
t Clflclc Two a t the home of Mr, over the weekrtul with n dlnnri
JO iilfe
Kby.
Personals
Dial Boyle Is HI a t the home
of he r parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
F. Hoyle.
I
Mrs. Ellen Bridget who has
been III with pneumonia, ii re .
ported to be improving.
~" 0
Mis, F r a n c e , Mahoney i, con.
fined jto her
home
on
Weat
T e n t h / fitreet with measles.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Roy W eaver of
Mm. T. V, Mu «re i»f Minimi,
Angola. I n d , culled on Mr. and
out* landing m the work «*f Ihr
Mr.. J. C. Ellsworth recently.
Am erican F ci IcthU i u **f Women**
Friends
Miss Pauline H II. CJiihn, will hi* t h*’ principal *p i n k
link will
triad tu learn that er a t the Sanford Wotie'n"' Club
nfunn* n
mi
d :IF)
she has ri-eovered from n recent tnnmrr* w
oVInck
Illness.
M y r t I c pnrty in re le hratlun i f their 2Mh
Mm, It. (’. l«oiig Iin h a*' tier
K l l v n I a *h Iu t
tin
Un hilii*r.
William
wedding anniversa ry. A fte r dm. guesta
, C l n l c T hree at 1he home of ne r the pa rty motored to (trlnird . Srhm np. anil gramlsnn of W ith,
Mr*. W aUon Reel, 3013 Palmetto where they enlo yed n picture nl itn, Knn.
Ihe Drivg-lr T h r a le r .
Avenue.
Mrs Sum Srlirlrphier linn reCilklc F our at the home ol
Those enjoying the pa rty will
llciiorlng Mi" Mai y
KUrii
Ira J Mary
l
4f>ti
K
omi
I
iu
turniHl
liomv
after
spending
Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Wnlkrt were:
wverul
with hrr parents Lmhcr. |Ht|Milai >ouug biido-cCri,
Mr. mol Mrs. S S Goethe
Miit*
Curnl>
n
Ht
j
d
»md
M
in
Hi*tie Five a t the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Prestr n Gore, and hi Qutticy.
rlvug Huy in riiici t*t hied ut Mi**
B, R. l i n k , 3.VJU Laurel II M Mathews, pll of I’nUlsn
Mm, Ira Thompson rn*l Mru. Lnlth Siring Tin Room in ()*Mr. and Mis. ('. J. Ibdlm . el
ue.
Cr
tiny 'wndo Friday cvcnmg uiih n din.
Cltfcle Six a t the huiuc of Mrs (h ul l, unit Mr ' uthl M». Walks, W. Thompson w)■«•pit
Sunday at Lump Htnniting with! m*r party, after which » thealer
Preatori Sheri III. KOI l.ouril Ave- Heed
party wna «D*i ciijuittl m Orl.ni*
lr» Thompson.
r -jkvllti Mrs. Maxwell Stewart
Jo.
o%.bo,teas.
I
A j a ffih of 11*m» iuImnnee ii 'in
Mies Doris Hull, Mi is hath,
' Ctrcle.
of the
Prcabytetiaii
if howtmm*", ^I»
! rw-hi'i
crinc Vrrnay and l,vonaid Cron II■rived
Church will meet a , follows:
o pirNM'd iilimiimmi mm■n
vUltotl with friends m .Iiickum. 1ip*tl
.{Hfcla One, Mrs. L. F. Boyle,
chairm an, will have a luneheui at
i villi* over the_ weekend
Thi **• ciimymi'* thi' t*
I tOO o'clock ol the home of Mis.
*vt*rr Mi»i Li’^hci, gurit "f howJ Friend* of Mis* Joyru (iimd- cr. Min <•wi'’i
f , , L. Thraahec on Grandview
M
ID* •
Mary
Honored At Dinner
H A PPY
HIHTIIIJAY
MONDAY
A I*. Starry
Jppcod will iv g n t to Irani that Hrougtihm WuikiM
M"
I she In run fined to hr l home on rilUI lllODll. Mina H ViI Mi'l
Oak Avenue with Juruslm
Hariein Huy» ■
1 Mi** Winona Ihirvi-* of Lake
land waa the weekend guent of
J her mint, Mrs, MurMaret Mill,
h
shall of ('nineion City
. . Circle Two, M r,. IV. L t oop«T, chairman, will have a luncheon
TITK8DAY
a t 1:00 o'clock at tVi** home of
Mi*n Hrl«*n Hiilo*
Mrs. L. I. F r a i l e r on Celery I
.1 (I. I'rickvtt
^ venue.
Kluy Deign do
* Circle T h r je , Mrs. George El- 1
llott, ehaiiman, will have a lunch. ■
•OO a t 1:00 o'clock a t the church j Each jiirtuber ie nnkeit i>> conic
Mrs Margaret Mars ha If Im."
Circle Four, Mrs. R. J. Holly, and bring a covered di*«h
chairman, will have a luncheon ul
tier guest i«t tier home in
Mcinbomhip committee of lio
City. I.ci neae. Mrs.
itOOib'clock a t the home of Mr,. General Sanford Library Auurm. i Cameron
'
W c t J r ' f t tt t li e on W ea t Side
"'Ik foil will meet nt the home iif i Anna Mac Purvis of Tampa
.Cl t w e l r a . U r *.-> lli'ti.latw l,,c*hiftT*Aiart, Mm F, T
r. ami Mrs. ('. E. Winter of
mV
“ nlillaltiinore,
p
........... ..........
M.
I .The Tunlisrnd rgs111intlull wilt
C?l! cU tjlx,jwill n'eet,y»|tti IbCipiearnt free movies*exi lutiiirg the
Aftalt nan. Mra. Fnmcfs
Merl- iTewnseml Plan nt the pirutu of
wt»Ui ir, oil CclcrjlAVcnde at 3^70 First S liest and Magnolia Avenue
F t*
| at 8:0(1 P M
I
Tl i Buiilicaa AYotiutn a Cirrlc.' Til .crari.i.. c l' • of Hie Kirsl
lliaa Mart i JWHtfYclaJlMHafi, 'V,111 Ba|JtUt'W liur0f‘44P)Ataal( iti (hr
io*at at JJm, Komaruf Mr*. E. D. rruiex at 7 30 P M. Hosts.<es
, nlaa. two Pulfnetto Avenue will Hr Mrs- I. *urii». Ileal. Ms*i
t 0U I*. *M.
IA. In SU tcy. Mr*. 1ii uver Davwl
— M .. Natalie True will be pre. and Mrs Psuri Dtivi.l
tent, J In her senior axpr«a,ioa) Eewing —*,1*11 will In' held fur
realt I Ul » # IVuJnalt'a Flab- at life «A l t)m,» at Ihr
s
8 ^ ) 0 lt ,a ..T J ic public. bU ftvIW iC lub
3:30 P
M until
to attend.
|c ,::dt P M.
•
•
TUK8UAT f - y (>’. 7 v •• iJ. I'nlhrr's Niuht will be
Junuir
lligl
at
the
Pllpl- t:i«b Mill hava Its ragu.‘served
lar business mevllug at 7:13 Helimd P T A ■i tidal P. M.
F, Jit.
C. F. J), uie uf Muiitverd*1 will
Thar* will be u call meeting sneak on *'lhi live! priviledged
of U>a American l>eghm Auxiliary child,’ H.t> |iuldiv is invited to
i t tha Legion Hut from 7:00 P. 1utteiul.
V . until 0:00 o'clock for the >ur. J There will N « free I krisliaii
P«aa of filling out the question. : Science lectuu lit the S«iulh,hle
nairaa. All member, are urged to I School aiidtloiium nt 8 on P. M.
i present.
I The public t* in«ilde
iVa Fldeli. Class of the First |
WEDNESDAY
pUat Church will meet at the j The Jtiuiir Auxiliary of tlie
U f of Mis* lauideen Craw ford | Amvi icon Legion will meet at Ihe
.Magnolia Avenue at 7:00 P. home cf M i„ Franraa Cobb on
• for a covered dish supper. Weat Fifteenth Street at 3:30 !*•
Bifid F-
r
Woman
rrom
ARGAIN DAY
TODAY
Double Dill, i J
t‘ V U K
I T Z-*
Md., are Hu guests
of jMr. and Mr, W. U IIrulev
at jheir holm on W'ett Fifteenth
btraet.
; flrm iw m
U*a w ill F t
nl
3:P0
given in*
tlllly
Nick Z cm ovcan ii confined to
hii home suffetlng from an a t
tack of rheumatism.
iXhl
Avc.
of the ntudio Vrfc nprmnl im ulle
ft»F the occasion nod ilrrointed
»*f pink
h e r honor following l ’n* talk >vith potted |»I:»iiIn.
mien, asalea* arul 'vhiti* bmlhlru.
which will l»c on "S *f t>.*'
After a whirl talk on "Why W«
Mr*, Moore ham r e r t v J ir the Study Music' by the instructor,
capacity i«f Safety Chairman ot the following1 pnigraiii nan given:
the General Federation of Wo. All Hnil the Power of Juua*
n u n a Clubs lur Ihr p i n t h r u
Name* Arrj^. !y Felton—
w a r n . During thin Dun* die hi-*Moye
been u r n g n U p d by the N iti mu)
Safely Connell of Anmrien a* Rapid Fire March. Selected Irina
Matthew y
having done a very fine u*.ik.
She writ»A an artirlo on >af*l) (a I Sunny l>a). thl I he 1’rugs,
(tl the r lu b magagiup* Chib Wo.
PMppeti - Knualey Mr inch
man. (i. F. \V. I ’., whirl i% pub- (a) My Pony, (b) Uwph Moore,
Ibhed i at*11 innntii,
l ampbcll— Ulyve Ann Adair*
A paid president j ( l ie .detho- Star Spangled Manner, Arrg. by
Uickabv— Piano
1
Marjorie
dial Women’* MUtiuniry Sock Ij
Ann Hlifppanl; Piano U
In #?h% Florida Cm ♦r ■cor**, rv.
Jean
Sheppard
rent ly
rrn»rimJ
the* W union V
SoeU+ty i*f ( Keif t i l t Hon ic* . «di« t h ) Rain ia Coming. <1*1 Playing
Catch, l>orotb> tia)iior Blake *
ha* hIfo f« rv»nl on Ihr 1 lor,«h»
Mary Anti tialhmuy
Chain of Mird,vi
In ii«J*lilioii la her ir^imi ' « fio!i | Mari In of the WVo ! Vll , .Ie" n« [(,
work I*. hliA trilV ♦‘I'. tl <t«'Mr lbvl> j liny ner—Riebn *d M. Nj t
over 11in I ’nitod tSiulo s 11-ilin|f I All Hid Folk >1 op, l lllllplh ||
Ihr Siui t i ili'i tr i ntot, a \ 111 n 1 Kay Holl/ebiw
making I ho triph uitMiinl lln ftiiHiinn f olk D«m'r, i n t
Jean Copeland
world I i >rnr nm>
• -nt
Mu iIn A I,i *
JlMt pi I I i<
.1 die V\ liHperirig Hope,
ilmnie Juno lb n>ori
Ikitil iiiii li it Vi il U• Snytii \ j:- i
Fivdottia Mm
it“»i
t IIihIjiJKt‘<J
At i in 1»iim• Ul 1u 1 v»’i»
(ul Iboezvii * i II
t! ■
i t ji
I
1t
ibt 'Du* Flftuaii,
Willm i|*- I lillM >1"* H14n . , JMU'It
eei Mae Culih
Iti in < .miu. Lg> l»L \l til.
m&dt'i Ftiide. Stephen
drill i oi Hi 1 It. \
Ann Pippin
who
ns i Ip Ii pi e.ti'l* m
>1r' Fnienell Li Ihe
Much t mi >• iiami I (41
tu
Mary Link
lllii X)«:i ,1 h r III nf "M t^
'Having Tree ,
S im mlmg It pat t 4>1 i , . ,
Ki lb k
cftrlhlh....1 in Dirmiii'lk'lliint,
i t.imgo, llnn.l '
Mil
mm
ri
1V
1 In
lot ’lit' Hi nt*on |- h ^i th.ii hav
with Ini pai t ilt- whni ♦mitt
Li alls
yniili': Shi
mined in Miiitiii Stjirw wy -t 1 opr i
and n ! i i ' lu it IIn M oinr
Sh«
rdith Lokefov
IF it widim . lun bu'lmn.l mvlug ! Mm gm et
Mvi i
|IS'HI <1 IIVllj :ovein I 1
OpO
IHuII11.
uni i
the mother m
;'ireo
iliil.l, ill two -tins and or*%’ ilmgk.
tel. who hi
m' wit a «mh m' i d i.» R e c e n t l y i l l s
Ihe ifiH.it ! in oilui e t *%nnp .nv in
t o u p l e I s 1I n n n r e d
Mu. mi
On ora i*t Iwt t i n
j.loontl
1 til Idime i H iTija
Mr. Monf. v Mil oil m N-J w;iv ji - l \ lo Pioiex wb
Ihe k m 1 * f Riilb lit vim !' 1odi . midriet|, Mr a tmI
i
who o.i hi t ikul Inn* .ujiliiOMijt'i boini elilerlmhod M
H;T , „ i,
to .........
She Wit also pollh. la no i u*: sliwu’ei nl
It. ,i
ft I man ie n
Iol Mi n Uhlido j 1 bin-day w illin g ^n.iff.N
whe n -1 in *i Imi « ong* •
m d f V*i 4l pfDNi Hint "fill • I ul fl
Was tie lid
wi’fv I1N|*|| 111fIaMurIm»Itf (It,
(Ml....... 0 sillItkOl It*11
wliii (' rtunin tki Chuti’ u pi g-Hk,’
Mra M n •• i i b u s ner i cd l il. in' -phtri'.
elude
lb,
itnil
f
i 4im.
I'tM- I’Vi'i'llittg
mimi'iit rf I U'h iOiilny i.’tl *4S
'lining TP*t I Q|1 limn 4*1 I’ojiil L.i i State R ^ Johlivuli, Sr
Park tl mj< tIII bid a uii it i a. I Sklpnrr ni'iivitj pnFrlion.
iK* Mar By if. Pa Mi mi pii -i’nl
Mr
Mn lo i
loud ol on tn nor gnpst- n ifIi u Lngt
traVuJ wii«J lnul.es muni ,l her lil*l ul lirarvfiH f» oiu tIiv
long nip,, by pfanv. Mv.*. Ralph gtlfnts
Austin .Smith, with whoii she
Tllr hostuv-. n<d IfiJ 1»y
will
wlul in Sun Innl t rid J T Manly. Mr- R L Vlfricl,
of taking lu
(O J .1'A Mill VIdi Mi > It*»!•!*y im It*' 11c*nr*I uml Mi "
once to i.«k ii pano fur l l iiayt RnlM'rta Kvaiis *rrv<>{| c ff%n? uinJ
Sin fill'd
un
hnpnrti,nt i n . Nfeh'lH1ichr« t*» ilio »j pf«’i«'ni l-'a.
go y 'in out Htb)
b nk i i wo v*•l • nf s tiiii 11 bug* nf rp 4' lil’lil
I»*4 i. M I - XilUlk -*«»d MU iMt her of gr«*rn Ikillo »i"l 1(*-•I uitli grt’f fi
w ob
e x |Hfi i« n» * coiiplisj
with rililp II v\frr plurvi) upon riiv’i ]
In f i liitniv and p* rsnnnlil j , w . plat.
*Ini* mend * i
iHlIMlbl
It
M
Tin •t*• 111j*■>111 ir tin party '* it J
privilege I•*
do HUI f IOfid Mi ii fi%
I
'Ir- CullmUh s%in
J
l’i hour and
Mn'' 1 In r
Mi a litI Mi- 11ii-1 f ) , giii'il*
of linliin. Mi iihiI Mr- Ruin 11 |
I uttrII, Mi uml Mth (> ii llali. i
Mr. uPi) Mi - Cliiirli-a H. i illniu i. i
Sir amt Mi* J R. lAt-lla, M>
f\ I, Rn,,. Mr* i liarli-N H Ctil» .
Mr- It / Jiihnaufl, S* , Mi * .1 J
tn nm m n v
o'clock
A
ktenue.
Mi
Third Bridge Ix*sson
I Scheduled l’ridaj
oiU8* of
The third in tin
lesson ■* by M*
■'linile?*
Gatslrr of Oilaiido will bo given
in tin' WO'!iiall's <dub i ’i ntwy a f
ternoon at 2 :-H> oVb- u II wlrs«r*
will be Mrs. tv A li-im tl, Mr.
J. T. Dvnlun ii nil Mi
M "
Dvartsu
The public 1, In.il it mill Ihusv
alsliing tu attrinl nuty i"i*kv "
■vrvatlons by Utltptmi'ina
one of thr fin,tea,r>
Mr. and Mn IL J. Hague uf
l*a4«* lleru are lh<: gu«iW of
lh<r 'don hM daughler-fiulaa.
Turk 1- ol.lalnnd from
Mr.? and Mra. II. H. Hague uuU i ork-smk t r e e "f Mruthrm
fa uply.
ri'pc ami iiiullirm A im '
*****cii
I 111
Prayer Is Discussed
At Circle’s Meeting
IT
M. I
h *i
i?”
Ktfi| M,.
W ED N ESD A Y & TH U R SD A Y
«. J * \ . . r.* •
ir
u
wI11
Mm, I*. A. WeaUtcrly of punto
ti»» ii
Mellvuthcr. *»l
Loiibi and Mrs. Lillian Drew of Franc i
Celory Avemm
Buffalo, N, Y.| were tha arekfnd i home
rural» of Mr. and lira. Harry
W.*id I,.- lu-rn rvvvivi'l bin
truvtii,
ll.nl I.,m llm i ixoii «u- ' *‘
Mrs. A W. Ryan and son. 1,1, ,Ip. <1 to the A)phi* El* 1 bul'b '
Peter, i f Buffalo, N, Y.t returned of f i Kappu Alpha f'nt*'""1)
to their home yeaterday after < aim svillr, »h*r*' hr l» “ ’••‘i.lcui
ndlng the past month with at thr I'nivrraUy of • I" l,lu
and Mr*. Roy Drown.
Mr and Mrs M I D»n«
Mr«. tv, I. Ilallty raturnnl to of i rown Point, I ml- s|o" l « *■
T 11a r if■
Mf*
Mugli ILtf'llu |
her home In Hartwvll, G*., if l s i d»> ■ rrrrnlly with Mr m>'l Mi
.1 Mj.
J .it K i liti Vv ami Mr, Kiln h I
11
.pvmlinr aoinc timr with hrr ion ll J Is liman rnrouli
1 pM ivrr, lu r h *1 In mg
“ 1,m i |
ami dauchlJi.In-law, Mr. and Mrx I•audcnluh. when1 •’ * ' v 1' ’ i Ji 11**11 I1?- )u I’l D' , h» Um- inert. R">
Mi a n.I Mr- I s \\ .1
Tom Dailey at Uic ITorida Hulrl b* fm' ulurnlttu to tb. ii ....... I i"K uf Ci’i’b Um’ iif |br I’ ll si I AI
A im., Mi mml Mr* I I W .is-**
1
Mikptiiil
I
tiUM
Ii
in
11
>
«
innivx
jr^
Mr. Hno rife Itndncmnli
| Mi- V II ID . kuilli. Mr I I
Mr. uml Mra. William Stockiibi> mfirrnuun
Mr-,
M)rini j I'm, VIif R L ft#*uni, Mn \\
Murthn
ho(f of I'lalnflrlil. N. J, are da u ,!1ter, Mnty
^nt11It,
1
1
airman,
pii
-itb’il
out
R Hi vvhrr, M'
f I Skipp*'.
til* Kusrla of thrlr acm-ln-la" .on*. Gcurifc ami Hob "•
llm- liunilt%3 f.rsi Jitfl, Hlul D>*' lift u JMr- Il • * M« lliv in, Mu Aim
IV. I
V.1 .
ami ilautfhtrr, Mr. and Mrs Mar t Im * ill*',
1
in
rial
ton*
Itiilif
I
il
hii
bj
M
rJ
D liupninn, Mn*- Mur) Mall M.■l.rlldlllK some Him oH'i
\ ^Irungi , Mrs Alb n (rurilim-r I Huhi rtu K’ ant.
DnrnT Ii \
Mi
llridB*'inoii'» niolla r. Mi*
in'*’ mill f hiti’f |ng faclp run i ulv, MII*’* \ ipgii <u Callniun Mi
M.
L. Ian uf.
* ■immg ti ligluii’i I inning in thr i HulA'j im 11V Hi a*t%
Tl r annual flower ahow l-y thr
| ntnl SI itMl, i
S' nil)
Sanford Garden Culb will b* held
\ I mllit un
I'urmmi; « l'"r'y Npi-iuh »g
I lir Im-D -• r, Mrs. Suiilb ilful ,
in the Episcopal Pariah houie » i-rk'-nd with Mi. uni Mrs
U. until t> tw
from 3:00 T
Collina III Writ I’nlm lb.I b H' " W A 1 ui'lr. >iti nj ri fn - b
'ii'
*iIf <•» Hip f'llkinnig niPiii ji ii- i
o'clock.
»err Mr*. Grwrgc Hrid«i nu".
■Hri. Lrorgi- M<*i nil, Mrs A J
Mrr. T. V. Moore of Miami, U - llunler, Mi»* Mary All .
who Ir enfety chairman for Hir Ilunlri, Mary Martha llnitpvina'. • i*t »m. Mrs Curl Mum*. Mi *’’i' k M» in|M'f. M-n H \\ Riiftrr.
Gcnrral Federation of W omen, Ueorce and Hob UridRcman
'L - H A Miin liim|a Mm Lluj i Itn* Fi Kn|ipn Atplin friilvrnn,
Club*, will apeak on aafely at the
I yllioun, Ii «Ivbroiii| 11n 7.'lrJ animrr>at>
Wutkinii n Club i t JlsOO I’»
Mi and Mra K. W. .Nandi i - D. lgatln, Mn J f
p 1 it' HI riiaptri ■ in
’ J A, > t *align. 'Ir*. P VV Diruugli
There will be a tea follow In* tli' of ( lilvaifu airlvid yi-»lenl*:
Mill l Jill 1 liirtlJll 4’Ilap Let In id
if. Mm
afni 1f ** ItMmjtP t id lli** Tlmma* Hull .
talk in her honor. Tha public for an indefinite *tny with Mi
A Ben Lunliilvt
la IniltoJ lo attend.
and Mr*. Ulln Dwiglil Kinif Mi
Ill (iuillml lllf v%iill Hilly Zil'ti.
Scwlnc aeaatona will continue lander, I. an advertlatnx *ili«l
ctiaplvr.
for Hie Red Cro», In Ihe Woman a and Mr*. Snndrr. a vrrxc wnli i
ANNOUNCEMENT
Club frum 0:30 until 11:00 o clock. and ium|io*er uf Halit rlaanr*
THUBSDAT
The Grammar achool P. T. A.
l lu- *>Vl V H’l'N 'I livtJVllVIj
David
Whlchard
of
(am i
will meet at 3:30 P. M. The Sti'wart. Ilim-xvlllr, Ga , atrui-i
vjiaiJik) in J lu L C ro is L p is c t Glee Club under the direction of Sunday nl,b t to lie with h*'
( 'l l LI 1c L H ill In Illo V flj Up lo j
Mica Lmora Whlddon, all] have Grnther, Joe Whlrhartl. who «»< VV v ih ifa tla y l Ji la u p ik . S k iiv ic u
chare- of tha procram. Tha board taken tu the Femald-LauKhlim fu t \V*M liie»Juy a re us fo llo w a
i> C i n iu u iiio ii, 7 .3 0 A . M a n t
merlins will ba held at 1:00 P. M. Memuriel lluapllat Sunday follow
Hew In, aeaaiona wilt* eenUnue in , an accident In which hv itn* h u .0U A. M. Lveiinig prayer .inu
I.if any at 7:30 F. M
for thr Red Croea in tha Wo jijured.
man’, Club from » : » A. M.
until 11:30 atdock.
The annual flower ahow of tha |
Hanford Garden Club win bo bold
In the Eplacoool Pariah boo*,
from 10*0 A. M. untU t:00 P. U.
f
.Mn n r.
11 ul go, Mrs.
in*11*' lien-
h
\h
Zachry Presides At
I'Vnternity Bamiuel
PLEASE COME EARLY
I’l l H E *
■ Club Members To
Program Is Given
Hear Mrs. Moore
By Cecilian Club
MRS. LOUR1NE DEAL, Society Kdllur
Social
PACE
T H E 8 A N F 0 R D HERALD,- SANFORD FLOHIDA
Announcement - Y\ I- n i.l t In | ,ihi Hit-- (I|||HII I ill, 11 \ nl I \ p i i" t t u .
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FRIDAY
Sewing Italian* will continual
far tha Rad Croat In tba W o -1
Club from 0:M A. M. ■
until 11:30 o’clock.
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Third In tha aorloa of bride*
loaaion* by Mra. Chart** OoUar.
of OrUndo will bo h*U at StSO:
ration* mar b* mad* hr
T. Ponton or lire. W.
Tha 8aUU Harrfaan Chaplar
o f tha D. A. « , wBl mart at lh * |
;____ o f Ore. or. IL TuanfcUffa'
ak O M F. M, M n . W. B. Bollard
4 llllca N o rth Of Hanfurtl Un Tha D tL a n d IHgliway
SIZZLING
STEAKS
ALL KINDS OK SANDWICHES
LIQUOR — WINES — BEER
AMad AUractlona With P riu f
Sandsjrs — Tnaadaja u i Friday*
FOR RESERVATION PHONE U0S 8 AN FORD
CLUB OF SA NFO RD
SH O W O F TH E
FREE WILL OFFERING
PUBLIC INVITED AY*.
THURSDAY,
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Student to i
AtSteteon
d a w work of tho week,
. With faculty , B tetnW i u<
Judge* % tally o f wine end Iwoea
wDf be kept end appropriate re .
fogn itira, bootowed ■e t the • o n t
of the round* of tom petition.
invent*^
Moot of Die charge* won
M*»t fo tho ehorgoo wen
uncling and for trafih
to.
m
rtrotaot white per.
Raymond, win moke tho
tilts lion untduti *M U M ,
llon'o low ocmoIo. Undo
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U m hort, oroTy » o f
o o
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rdole.
ST'* W.
future horrtotot* la gear
ichodu]* o f fnw iom t n
,,nU,*<" i\r
A. Brown, aerueed
drunkenitraa, woo found guilty
I'flood *3. or 15 day*. l-eonard
rrUoq Brown, charged with
B b t w K n l m M o fli bond.'
in W. Bennett, charged • with
Ming, n i found m il tv *nd
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* C oirjrt w ills, ip fid ln f, w « ,
ated 0 .$$. hood. U n it Coo
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•* whol w*o known o t fltataen m
tho lJ»w Club Competition, wh'oo
nrtnripol weeknoo* wo* in the
athnlnatloti o f o groat number of
atndrnta froip
oral argument
hmctle* aftef thalr ftr*t gear.
Too.ranking epeokrr* tm * on to
higher »Ugoy nr mmnetltion.
Tho o"nimo«t »*«tem now; In
effort gitroo Ike »e»* elnonrnt
etndehta eontfonod practice In
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iihori, changed with running
M light, Oltreatnd o |T, bond.
Shutgoo ogolnot negroe* In-!
To tho Bret 1,000 per*on* who could pew tho phyelcaJ examination New TOrk City olf*rod jab* ot
roor doing loandry work. Twenty beuro before oponing o f oppUcotlono, Job b ea ten wore Waiting,
the ireno oo the eoellcento oUot on Uhioa end fleer*
l»o rod charged
bio c o m eo.M
JoMoo,
with
Townwend.
oceu*ed
. o nodlmntrrtjr
piece,
hod
r on the Robert
*tree Le,.
woe
continued.
hm
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lly opd ' aenlencrd to
Dovid
Oreen,
kIm
Ith loitering on the
no given a itm ight
r 90 day*.
iar|ti hujlbflag
S
S S fiS S tte
<4t*a develop tad tw ra In the mouth get
ttwupwer kind, Prompt uul fiemwil wool
Uaaefae Anttwpti* may ettantod af*n
trrttetoO threat god to p o_cMTRp t o
He*, ■‘argument 'clobnC. iwkeoa'. nveii.'
m . | borahlp. rptnmrlato-<ttp d e tta ., hi
Norri*, rhargad wllh|
MCOflad - priOoner audi
" * “ property, wa*|
'en • i atraiglil ,
itaya. Ja m r, ,
tone* o f 3d daya.
mlar, Charged urllh running n
i aign. ratraalcd a $3 bond,
■i Bryant, eccuaed of ipeed■woo found guilty and fined
pr IB day*. Nathaniel Jamr*,
y ed with apeedlng, ratrratm
■mu Foulk*, rMrgrd with
ling. eatreeted o | i Iwnd.
a J. Brown, charged with
link, ratrrOUd n p i boml,
WOdWy. acruaed of ramh.
aotnaud a |5 bond. Elijah
charged with gambling he.I
too eon tinned. Charlie Black.
chargod with gamiTing,
od a bond of |3 . John
Lane, chanted with fcemb.
ego judged
guilty
and
• or IB daya. WUIU Tur.
>Oft*d Wtlh gambling, e*.
a IB Nnd. WHUo James,
j Ward, charged with
rank and dl*orderly, wai
gtttlty and flood |I 5 or
I. Georg# Dlion, arcuned
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A moat Attractive Studio Couch
(openo into double or twin hwdotl
A£?c*»j>ndljOhajnt and 2 AlttVobi
Axtnijtoter Throw JtuffB.
premo at only
One ar more r iv a l aviator* wot* believed hilled when On
and etnloded In a wooded »ret low poor (lien moot, lid . A
determine Identity of pottiblo ooeupMH hut had lllU* to
lb* crank. Maryland flu te Traopera ar* examl
craabad
011*0 to
Nazis’ Invasion Of Bulgaria S a id ___
To Mark Italian Failure As Decoy
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MORGAN M. nRATTt
WASHINGTON. Mrr. 11.—tW»>
Qoorgo Dixon, waa a bo Germany a mart h into Italgnria
crnrlnce* military crUscnrcr* here
that Hitler haa derided to dla*
count Muaaollni about 100 porwas. found guit rrtit, and lilm*alf taka Up the
a r 15 daya. Ihra taak of decoying ItnUin'a force*
of dlaorderly in the Near Ka»t.
,
It haa been moie or lee* a n ,
open aorret heir that German
respect for Italian arma haa IWVVT
been too high. There area laugh,
ing up alrerr* when Held Mnr•hal Gcerlng *i>cnt much “m m . '
lion' time in Italy a couple of]
yrere ago. befotr the war aUrtod.
It waa anumril tho nmahai waa
T ofttM fl B I « U
Factory
lb* Crimea hi
It bolter thaw
; THERE- a n
R M fcllita tf::
StNGBR
Sewiiig Machinto
B in
trying to figuir out whether the
• * s a r
5 « c r* K tr
te tb* Mcdltcrraneon u r n egad
holding them their, whib Cor.
mny attacked the ftrllUh labe.
The ItalUa* Ibcmaolvd* hovo
long naaumed that tho flret took
of Their navy waa decoy work.
During the
demoniit ration of
lUilaa deetroyrra a few year*
age for military altar bee, the
Italia* commander* pot on a
buret of apeed, and rr.-lolmodl
“You arc, nothing wjll ever bo
able to catch ua,"
IIP UNTII, IMa winter, UfO
I la (bn* had bam highly auccoal
ful an decor*. They had Iwood
heavy BriUah force* of from a
l*r> to A half-million troopa,
^ . Molgped, dowa InU tho
m b daoarto. They hod kept
Ar O ^ th lrd of the Britlah
•• tho Mediterranean—laIng fan , tmllloahlpo, p ^ lk ly
* w f » l ‘ nlrpUno carrtcre.
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n t Matches Of CHy GoU
Tourney Announced By Stewart
r for match play In the
City Championthlp gclf
9 t haa been announced
U x receipt of qunllfylnc
Mb i f both man and aroint n
K<P*t>U, Allen Stewart, club
Sanford Bowlers Beat DeLand;
San ford Baseball
Divide Double Match With Eustis Entry Assured At
Meeting Of Fan9
Dvl*am] i
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plny«*t Miami
Netters
< r« « ll> n n l r n , « r * « » **••*
there Sunday nt’Uinuoii tail ill*
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11 u ii i.t'.'ivMil .varnily by
Rfady
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home
Eu*ti* Sunday night,
I lint It * Mnrriaon U>
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filiation
ROUNDUP-----------------------
Cleveland Indians: Team to Beat
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Grand Son Gets
Another Chance
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U ahiff lb ret* *'Sr.night .naiim ** while
tl i’ lot at ludn"*
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F itiiil » double b"rtih i
i . n r i t la allowed for tin t
^ U p trly i (o be played and
Grand Son get* a chance to
■ r a n are urged t i contnrt
opponent and arrange to makeup for hie mlarrable showing
Um match nt the eariieal last Saturday night.In the ninth
4a time, 1 1 r. Stewart ex. and featured rrent at the Sanfcrd-Orlando Kennel Club, midway
between Sanford and Orlando oft
dug la as follows:
U.
S. Highway IT.
r T lIen ’a Division
A miserable acventn In a race
sWnehlp flight
U t wa. Dr. II. W. Ru.'her won by Cracker Lad, Grand Sop
. Wataon va. E. D. Smith will seek victory over the 6-lCth'a
Smoky
Qraahdff v». n. O. Smltn mile distance against
*fc Carranay va. F. D. Sc,Ml Ranger, Gunter Laddie, Smyrna
. Spencer va. Fre.1 Holly Hoy, Rambling Nora, Imperial
ne*\Londqulat va. Jrlm L ey laddie and Gold Leaf Lad.
, ‘ Fleming vs. Klmvr r..ll
Kick
,7 . Roy
llull.r
» Ivey va. Mrs. J.
pn*
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TITE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
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' “ i ' jH A V B E
-------d a n k o k
FOUUO OUT
WHO SHE IS,
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�THE BANFOBD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Germans Still Battling For Food
Freedom After 18 Months Of War
,
F ro m
B«rUn
r e c e n tly c a m *
« th* In fo rm atio n
U th a t H * tt flit*
I l«r ha* la m o ia v
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E
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H
Icaaly aquslched
■
disorder*
9
Holland-Oh. I.e
Adolf IDIIer, d o u b tle a a haa
3 ,» '
_
aqualchod ’em.
-but hla announcement that ha’a
done eo la taken aa an admtaalcr.
from a ftrat-elaaa authority that
there were Dutch dleordera that
’ required aqutlchlng. And Itswaa aa
good an authority aa Signor MnssoUnl, who testified that Uia FaadiU
.were a lot worae licked In northern
’Africa than even Ihe BrtUah aald
! Adolf and Ban!to ought to know,
ft If anybody.
N< . Benito’s revelation waa naive to
. the point of being funny. It evi
dently had leaked out In Italy Iteelf
a that II Duce’a foroea wera on th*
iV|run on the aouthem tide of th*
f.; Mediterranean, and It appMra that
. Iba I tailana. at horn*, were begin* Bing to mutter that h»’d neglected
,10 wnd enough of ’em Into that
■; fUtd of activity or to keep ’em eup£Y piled adequately. Seemingly Benito
s. w u etung by thee* criUclame; eo
’ ■ he mod* Uut epeech of a few day*
'r- ago, to th* effect that hla African
r li’miiiury outfit waa. too. a great
Jfi plenty more numerous and batter
equipped than Italy and th* reet of
? Ithe world bad given It credit for
being- Well. If it w u underspent*!
h and aklmptly armed It had tom* ex., cue* far being licked. Out. If not. *j
ho aaerrtcd. It had-i’t even that *»cum for taking He ticking. Ditta
Albania. Benito hotly dented that
the {taller.* I litre were knocked
*> lalo • rocked het by the Creek* due
to any failure of lie own to tend
' enough of ’em aeroaa th* Adrlatla
Of to furnish 'em with sufficient
gun*, munition* and aviation: Uiry
: aimply have been trounced by au. v oenor Greek fighting ability—
though Benito didn’t put It quit*
Not ID* Fault!
.
I,
J
;
i
I 'The nub of It la that yet. thev’ve
been licked, but It wasn’t hla fault. '
The Inference drawn from |
Adolf* report* la that he'* eonquered more territory than he’a goI n to bo able to keep long unJer
I
lrvady are *o Ugly,
1 own account, that
‘dare German army
t all th r northirfr
vtumably It’* «ff*c.
went, but It must b*
Im to her* so much
r that he haa to alt
g military force to
going cm the ram-
TUfiSftAT, 1CABCH
SCOTT’S SCRAP BOOK
•ration o* the fo tti b*rt home.
Fly MORfJ AN M. BRA TTY
WASHINGTON. Mar. 11—W Hut they *till t«ft the
— After IS month* of war, the worker with only hell enough f*tThey fertlllied German farm*
Oernlan* haven't won their battle
to the limit In the three yeere
for food freedom.
began
And that deaplle the windfall Just before war
of food* from conquered, oc achieved extra production. And
finally they rare thrmwlrr* a
cupied, or dominated countrlea.
Official Cerman diet table* breathing epell thin winter by
ahowing what the average Ger “buyInfT food In the conquered
man eat*, published flrat In 1027, aieas.
NEVERTHELESS, the Amertagain 10 years later, and rxlendrd by United Slate* Department ren ci.uerte conclude, tbU
of Agriculture expert* to date on not been enough to win the battle
the ha*l* of the official rationing, of food freedom. Not by a jugful.
Amt, here, they tell you. la the
show thc»r facta:
1. The average (lertran'a bade proof:
Bald Die Deulihe Volkawlrtdiet in 1027 w n about
cal
orie* per day per person, or al whuff, the official econoinle Jour
nal
of the Natl Party, on Mar.
most the tim e aa the high aver
ihe full
age* of llritish and American 2, 1039—a few month* before the
war atarted, and after the German
dirt*.
M IL IT A R Y REGALIA
2. The “consumption planning” people had been eating a de
[7
or fitE Ad w a r r i o r I
campaign or Ihe Kbits n i t high ficient diet for more than five
ly successful In ronaervlng easen. yen re:
“J-utely, signs of ovc r-eirrltorr
tial food*, hut Ly 10.77 It had re
M\<> AO
(
duced the hoalc diet level to the of worker* and errploye* have
Flrat, the
point where it was extlmated by become apparent.
COVERED
B
elle of Burma)
grippe
epidemic
ha*
reached
anrh
American nutrition expert* to be
B R IG H T F E A T H E R S , B E A r |
lb perrrnl below the Amerlc«n an extent that It can only be ex
\ ' W EA R S B o l«
plained by Increaaed luarepllhil.
standard.
T
u s k s , b a l d r i c f r in g e d !
t
H
E
A
D
R
IH
^
S
7
Ity
owing
to
phyaleal
and
pryeho3. The present basic diet ha*
, AND E A R R iN C S
been reduced further alnce 19.77. logleal wearlneaa. Second, ex
to the point where it average* 13 treme Irritability on account of
aun le s
percent higher than normal In neivou* attain m u llin g from
lolal hulk, hut I* about 40 percent over-eirrtlon I* common. Third,
_________t!ALR,AHD a I
below normal in energy giving unrxeuted abaence and attrmpta
ail
meat and fat. The exact Ios* in to atay away from work for flim/
MADE OF
cahrlri cannot tie estimated be *y renvm* have increased aharp° ’
cause the complete diet of today ly. . .
'The over-axertlon of worker* I
I* not available.
I*.
In
the
lait
annlyala, only an
/
« A IR UNITED STATES Department
of Agririillure export* have made other aympton of the general '
nvnr.ullllxatlon
of
all
resource*.
.”
two epprelul* of the Grrman
THESE, the Amerlran expert*
battle for food freedom within
cah
elieve Yo u r eyes
Indicate, ara the aymptom* of
-IrtE T w o DOftTiED L I N E S A R E an unintentional alt-down ftrlke,
* reeiilt of the lack of proper fat
E Q U A L IN L E N G T H
and meat In the workers’ ration*.
Other expert* suggest euelalned
I Gold and allrer are called Uh*
n. ....................ifenae
British dafanae .TffW''
.-x
blockade to llarllec, will provide for. thr
nohlr metal* because th#y*do
, , could aegravbU
tl
ravhl* 'that
condition employment of on rntnn-.ologlat
nol rust.
„ among tb* derm
C........an populace as a and a palholngiet,' which “would
arrally
inrrra*i.
tbc
lnboralorj-’*
rf whole. The cheerful
------ , \ ) workn an i*
t0 the fellow who geta plant} of aervirn to the farmer*.
meat and fat, cr, In II* nine.,
t iii : r u i n it t m vit ik a m i
hi plenty of vltamlna from fruit* ikrnii
«i:*HNni.F: i ni \r * n ,i,jt*
and vegetable* which Germany
li»%. i> i'll a ki a:H i
me a in. i: w a u *i »v fMaimiri.
l0 admittedly lacks.
m
Thu* Iho G*Tnan battle of fond
freedon:— or In other jangusae— Hi l II Vn i l r flTITKlK UrtrnAnnt
self aufflrlency—la not yet won.
are sure to be
Till: MTA.TI-I fi)-* ruilllH A Til
nrriiA im
t \ m \ i .1 ^■v,
ibh?
• just w hat you w an t—
Wf»t Jrd Mirr <1,
fllEKTUn.
UENVMYI.VAMA
SO Ysars Sue cot«I Doctor's
■^
f INCLUDES A SPEAR/ I
AXE, CHAPLET oF CAME|
vn<H BEAR FUR,|
[
Wl<H HAIR, COWRIE Sllmsl
APRON, ^
T T , DDt; 1
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X
You
Experimental Farm
n Seeks Appropriation
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IHtAtlF.NThN,. Mar. 1 1 ^ /ftp c
rial) - Manatee rnunly* riperi.
menial farm laboratory, which
serve* adlolnlng counties ka well,
will n*k Tor an additional approprlatlon of 110,000 annually for
lw« year* from IW l Florida
legislature. J. Pop* Harllee, Br^
county commlailoncr, aatd Sunday,
nJiliuir llmt Governor Holland nail
hi* cahinnl had approved the plan
ill uriiiclplu.
The enhrged hudgtl, accordlnjr
/
T
.
HUMAH
T B
N«illf*r Ik h*r»-li y itIvmm Mini mill
for, fJVrtriK lift h l«*-efi Ifthi 11111f«|
Formula for Itching of
fi«rR l n » i
you
i n H i.- n | , a V* r I j I*n|
f%
«b«»rI lav I'fi'MfI »•; MbHh)
It Ik Iff** rUy i.i lnnl (J)fif ynli
Ihfe rrfjtllf || lo lie nHit il|||*»|ir Ile*■ iildn 1 "| 7II-,) | Min| yi| || ik
I «>url lii'llf • in H^lifnrel, Memlnnlr Fir»t RppUratlfiHa of pow trfull/ annihlog
f *011111 y. I'lnrMit. fill | In* Tin rfn) n(
linuM 7/mo (r tiwirvt mn.it prnv^l phyApril, A. tK IHI, ofhrrwla#,. a
*t|iff>* pro rmrilRRao will lim rn* awlfL m lM . T hen It* *un-
TALLAHASSEE, Mar. II—
(Special) Lawrence Tibbett, Met
ropolitan Optra alar, and atar
of radio, motion plot or* and epicart ataga, will headline the (trtlit aortoa for next > tar at Flor
ida Stata College for Woman.
ThU announcement has just
been made - by Doan Ella Bcoblt
Oppcrman of the School of Mti
tle. who b chairman of the ar
tist aarlea committee..
Tibbett win come In February
nr Mcreh o f 1941, giving two
different concert*. U will mark
hla flrat appearance In thU area.
Thli announcement U expected
to ho o f major Intereat to tnu*b patron* who have taken ad*
vantage o f Ihe Increaaed accom
modation*
made
poulble
for
aoatlng audiences in the college
auditorium a i the m u lt of th*
policy to achcdule two appearan
ce* by each artlat.
Tibbett, who Is a native o f
Oakerafleld, Calif., first appeared
on'vlhe Concert stage at Los An
gel** In 10l7i and made hla nptr.
atlc debut
In the
Hollywood
flowl, singing the pari of Amonniro In “Alda” in Scptembor,
1023. Ilia debut with the Metrorolltan occurred
in
Nov, 30,
1023, when he sang the part of
alenUne in “Paiwt,”
He hae made concert tour* an.
Attar from coast tn mask nnd
TSflhpe,. and’ hn* b*rn j.'mtL
marking the first tik e grapd
opera had ever been brought on
lb* artist aeries. Cot Glada
took tfce leading role In "Canmen" and HJaf Xoyke, native
Japanese, the loading part In
“Butterfly.”
The United Stale*
Marlite Band w u brought hew
aa the opening attraction on thb
year** artlat aerie*.
The flrat postal acrrlea In Ai
lea waa Inaugurated on Ma;
ITO8, between Portsmouth, N.
and Philadelphia.
IF YOUR TASTE DKMAI
the
w M krm $-
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES, j
• WINES
U
SURE TO ,VISJT
M l * k W r l M l i r - i' f
W . l l o received a gold medal
r r*io(l dtctlon on tho ajagn’*
fitt fln ' AtRififEn
A ndsinv rtf
HI. Academy
of
•In l»S3; mi
ileal alngtr* by
H four cOnarcuwaa preoentod
Artlbue medal
At
two oth er. aft met Iona
*M pltnnftH n «it ’ym r on thr
C olltfi Artlat Serif* which every
AMPLE FUNDS
for HOME LOANS
j light, delicious and of
I fine texture.
ECZEMA 1
(rooUln* 10 C i l m l hi
logivdlaat*! tt*.*t* rtfh t In
BUYER M E E TS
L, C. I |
L 'O
pnaM , FAilT hHllaa. <
writ* In fro i» o u t t* <
iN OUS «D
•~f l. L - Wl v COLUMNS
Use only one level tea-
"I never knew our old floor*
could look so nicer
Tod, too, ran have prrlty floor*
the secret . . . It takes
fi food floor mechanic and good
Machine* to do good work I Phone
3001 for estimate. II. M. Glca.
Hare's
“ Friendly FUancmu"
First Federal
MrvlDg« • fi ’■Loon1* Ate'ff.
o r H M Iiidl* CouH iy
OP Magnolia A
Aren**
MO
venae
.
>• th*r* On othrr
> worry about,
orted to be aa near
to an anll-Nad uprising aa u darts
_
_
_
__
—
' ' Trance certainty won’t etay beatm a n y longer than It haa to.
It Stand* to reason that Dtn■firk, Poland and Belgium can’t
. but be ripe for revolt at th* first
,‘ ffiyorabl* opportunity. Th* Bel; kart* also a n only aa pro-Oermsn
r. H they’re afraid to be otherwtae
n
Now, Herr Hitler ran cono«nC- tn t* on on* little epot. Ilk* northHolland,
\ era nee,
Holland,
and auppnaa it* anti*
Service
wuirk and
No:
. Naat-I*m,
unquestionably.
hand*, maybe the Balkan* and
Turkey, loo. and with Ruaala’a un
reliability m reckon wlthl Wouldn’t
ell that keep him pretty busy r
‘ dnpai I* Tor Off ttataro a broken reed to him. And
t S M f f 'f i I M
- k .l.
g ” * too far mwmoe
away 0to
help him
Juet iSw eolldly Oermany ItaeU
behind the Tuehrer t* eotnethlng
» problem her*. That it * strongpradeentnantly eo Isn’t qu**I p i. Herartbeleo* there are
*v* rumor* of a bit of domeaUo
Montent with him, tb* FatherId traditionally baa Ua d«mo
lt*- There are observer* who
Ink they might maalfeet themIw e Suit* formidably If he run*
Iff fitrloua trouble, glrtag them
dfffiMM Iff apeak above * whu-
Dark shadows, glar
ing light and sharp
contrasts. B-r-r-r-r I
Can you irndgin* gay laughter,
warm hospitality, and b*auty in
such a setting?' Certainly nol.
And the pUy o( it all is, that this
kind ol light ish't good lor seeing,
either. Reading become* "work".
And your eyes tire q u ick ly -r
make you go to bed early.
For sale, effortless seeing and
more cheerful surroundings, use
plenty of mellow, glarelei* light
—the I.E. S. kind- AIter all, tight i*
priceless and good light is cheap.
m i i m m r is
iiimi
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T*'
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Sanford la Tlir Only Cent r ig
I loridn C ity A ffording Hall, H l g h W
And W ater 'tra n sp o rta tio n
l-M ahlishnl In 1908
Saved From Wrecked Freighter
Enter
B ritish T o rces
• v e r 500 Fliers Re- j
ported Signed Up
. W ith Royal Forces
^ Since L a s t J u l y
SA N F O R D , FLORIDA. W E D N E SD A Y . MARCH 12.
M ’MIIRR Jht.
M e m b e r A * « » r i i il i 'il I ' r w t
It’ ll
German Warplanes Reported
Bombing Towns In Greece
Is Improving
Outlook For
Florida Farms
Effects Of War And
■I) e f e n sc .Spending
Are Seen As Rais
ing Farm P r i c e s
()\cr 500.000 Troops
S;iirl Massed Upon
Fronliers Of Turke\ A nd (i r e c c e
Mapping Strategy In New York l*us .Strike
Most Volunteers
. Ar e Instructors!
Showdown Seems
( lose At Hand
Several Have Joined ‘Eagle Sauarlr o n , » U. S . U n i t
ICiirkinehani Palace Is
Nil During Raid,
l.ninlon Announces
JLhiu I’Miuijiiil! j
in
ntipr-Yi'il
dome* tic tin nmm4, the i K I i o u ilook fur
JJoriiln
f nr tin t
i<
brighte r than fin tin* pu»i v.'ir
;Biktl the e f f e c t * i*f tin* K i m n n i n
war are hkel> lu he f*!t itum »*.
j In|fl> by farm familii s IliD y<ai,
jit ri*j»c rt jssiu-4 t
h\
|h
wJUllivetMt) • ( I h.rulV- A cr . <*.
’ lu re Kxien-iiut S» r\ i« i* 11mIu n 4- 11 The ta p idle i i p i i u h i i g pi*'.
| Iirt-itm fur initiumil tie fun-i Lii* re*
• n e w YORK. Mar. 12 -U > >
ll* \ •«.i•-(mfr*1 T*rr«*
>utlri|
im g r e n t n
in-lti-ti til pru*
— More than 500 flier i.
<” u i ' in u .iniliuii'H liitvp n l |«llii'tlufip
emplu.s
un
lit,
u
ini
l
uM
ilfii.
drawn from the (rrowiirr
"
1 1 r u n U iii i lii i n r G r w l t
| e r in n me*',” th«> i t | . . u i ih el.iie*
” iin
I t n m l ! u l , ’ u rln ii based,
A m erican reservoir of civilian
•'With ii mult i ml retlm ii n in
t v'.iM ii'i>” rti*il
I i-k I u v ,
aa
pilots, have enlisted in Rnjrj h* *i mar k i t i ng in j<n-.]n*i i f i
] HM 1. riittle jn ic» ^ are «-x | m i t j «|
*I it Ii i* m , i . M i l MlO.llOO tftxiDa
I ln d ’a R oyal A ir Force nml
In u%emire higher tlrm f*»i i:»|0.
in ili
t iidit jor-t o f (1 rcpci*
R oyal Canadian A ir Foixc |
TutnJ plnnglitei Mip|d\ uf imUl*
sin ce jnld-Julv la st year.
mil I'm l,i'\
nml u i l v i n mnt k i t . . |
iti
i .■1 1
More than 400 are flvitnr
■ ^ii’ii- iii.tnt.il to an im niinA "uiilor from ti c Noitvcgi.tii freighter ( ■lu 1 ll.tgli , i,|,. i.>. ia e \ | i e i teil 1o In nti.Mjf Hi.- ^m in stru ctors in Canada. A limit
111 h ” i' ilint Ii.
um
for
the
fnihl
fu
n
t
tail\
.h*.
u fr 1 1 in n breeches Ini '■ ii, 1 f* uf the clew , f
;,>< i u |,, ,, ,i|
y or* ferrying England.bomt J
• reuse In g i n m . f i . l l u i t l e guttii:
\ m m I.i t b’inlors w i t h e r e d
I’* tm g o f picket* for the Inin strike tie
llie
ship,
cau
gh
t
nil
n
.a
n
.,
1
Hill
feet
nffi-ho.c
til
llieuti
I
ill
M,1
bombing planes scron tin- At.
Hi li-i ui. .mi.I (uii'i'usl* tbxl
to iniirkH ni•iv
11 ith |fn Imbh*. „
.1
t'*
h
e
tip
New
York
11
un-portal
n
i
t
ton
c u n lm n *
leotlc. About 80 are trsiisfuiHns rh e u, nieil vesse l via- i d i m. lim n Hull, lingl.iinl, I.i i ’liilmli l|ihi i "•lli'i* feetl
||.
,1 I - I).Sul.ill quickly ill
i "ii n in,ip ji|
It iIkt
In ii4 i[it«i i h i
, . . i |. him -i iluit
lie jm n the
British-mad* planes from furlor- when blown ai;roinu! In , 1.1,■ !I mid cighs u m I n : , i i n n i n . i i high l i hitlv e in tjtil,- pi it <-w |*i I
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ii ■ In yi, Iding, t u g o its to airdromes. A frw Imvc
“ Sin ce in'th " lit* fjirm m n *r* |
i | . i . itu , i |v » iuil,I o|icn «
• I im .lt i t (..», I s \ 1 . , I , im l|,i it
JotnaB tha "Eagle Squadron." an
**h> ?* "entile ttm oloi
u .
i i , i i I., i i j, u * \ |*et led lief,
Anarlcan fighting unit.
iM'll-l'il nml ft i . i nl in.in 11)« it•*
i
u uf t li e i eC.
niv flint i '* Ul
|t|
line no
Unconfirmed
reports rise tied
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er»
fi'*t*f
nliutit
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11
Ii
■ i i t.i i » h e r m\ o f f leer
diplomatic circles hrre early to
''The iji rmiinl fur I . . f jit |
i *
nlan* * vaided the
day
that a
big British us
ItIn it ll I in i' I Ii I 1 u til he lu in In
j. * . I ,
i I l ht 11gai'h Helnadltieuary force from
Nort I :
g i en tci t fih 11 f i nun is i t u n - i ml
, ,'i i' 11 1,14mI ftviKhia prot ufi •tint Iit mil |*i el tit
« *'« In life
I f r k e j s be big landed at Vimeui ;
f 111 j i
ti i lit- n< t htng Id
|
I X111l l t - hi tile Sill”I"id I •ft I ill'll ifielide“i i n icem.1
u re uh
the paOc of Athens, fur action
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reported in Belgrad e that I In fnhii U Hearhum u' H*"*i i'oliib b " '
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I Im* t o l l Hill Mint J c u ll !U iielliiti
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A federal grand j u ry Tuesday In- h»K
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playrrm have heen mailed by the i n i r i e l im the effo r t* uf Mr. Dun will meel^ Thur^dfiv on*
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and
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Hud*oit Mini , Hoy A t h t i n have
March 12. 10 11 i pig in Roar 'Court at a e n d *d
tiurth an 11 wi' l **11ri 11
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ta rn mailed i / n t i u r t a for the 11MI
M* Rullnntl Dean, Editor
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Th« Sanfo rd Herald,
, 11 |r m v* JI l*r he nt 11\ i’T-mh*- They
(jillrtpi*. -l*oi u i o p , played four Linford Florida
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H--.I etitir. lv for nredy
A .upper —III he gl*c>> l» ” ■
Drnr H i . D ea n :—
years fur Rollins College and m i
i vulig* li-tir wnrk here, hr sk'I h n \ c notic ed w ith a i r n a i (frilcr o f thn K a s t c m S l» i 1 "•
uptlunwl i . i ii* Kurt Pierre in
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the Ploiida K ill ('unit league for deal uf in to r rft tho e f f o r t s ul day nigh t a t 0:30 o'clock nt ll<
continue Mi.sonlc t ^ d g e to tlir M ” '
much uf last ir u o n . tie Ii new llie ( o i k . In 8anforc! to CO
■ A S UIKGtl, < u i i f . Mai 12
■■jitoUnl Voarh at Hemlituie High baseball litre and am htpciul in a p p r e c la llo n /O T Iha cn orli - •
tlint the people telll coopern'e tlicy ha»a a y e n , It
»»i>" ■ pi—Tw o N a v y in*‘ii ilieil m the
f"i
iili will nt ti m l 1*4*1*’
IDuul- for Scliiitiotr f Ti#u111>
today.
Mrs
St*-w..rl • mail of it lor|M-ck» plane luthi>
J o e J tutice, ottwnd ham>, la ajv- a lib tliose who art tryl’te to P"’ .inuncetl
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D e fe n s e
C la ss
t ir |uii i*f: lirllef Tilt* hiMul ■ ,m
itita- B o t l i n player Signed by It over, aa I think tl would be a Dutlon ia w orth y matron of lh* iiTialritf li» IM Iht nuaibrr uf a ir. n vw In** pita I p ro j r tl u m i * ml
|*J* \ j4 iIu mv er L'll ye ar- Mini 4 rn w
■hr B u i l i i o l c s laet yea r, l i e rated miatake if baacball ahould be al order, and C. B, Wlaecuo i» «o r- Mon k l 1]r*l s m e r J e n . I in trnit- bt-tliHt'd for ftult* Imlay uii«i
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last
11*I ■4a••-1 ul I iter cent, TI** y will
ahlpful maate r o f tbr
1 ■dies befallin g N a , y p l a n e s l i t r e . li-giil
l u tin* i f the beat clim ax itinner* lowed la go* away. I know
f r< |iiim n rn la
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fill
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turned ou t lif Jack
klcDowall. no other thing which at thin time
iiirnt ItainiHg cla ss and ware
Mlm, M.Hiirliioii, a n h i l d ah.,
ul of n t h u n d e r c lo u d n e a r F re n ch e k are ii u. f a r aa Hie County 4*
D arina the w in te r ha h a t been would bring more favorable pub
v*rini in, Is-sI.
A irs
Joh nson,
in*
(tiipuriMg the ji Imm- fui lh**
licity to tnl« town and recrea
_
I r > a k . C5 miles iHirtheast. It str u ck eulicerueil, K . >, lluunliolii* f , t*:
leaching a t Winter Ila r a a .
klriirlur, said Imlay,
tion
for
l
a
people
than
a
good
t
o
n
i
c
/
for
the
County
thiiiiui^.
liu-j*itnl
for
governm
ent
aopruvul,
Bill Daugherty, pltebar, is tha
Ifo m b e d F r o m
H o m e s
I I I - g r o u n d a n d b u r s t Into f l a m r s .
Tl.n s, **bo finished the courae
The machinist s mates, Ralph stun, Ball] loday
latest Rollins player to U aigned baseball teamo
‘H,,, D*’!h> hr eipeeteil
w«i* Theodore Autin o f Oviedo,
"Mr. Caldwell aa wall at all
by tha bemlnolc, Brfuia coming
in u tu v u
. . ""
Guff, Raccoon, Ky., and Hillard
I'bnrles Biailbury. Russell HoU>
"Thv uttly p r o t i s o le f t is tlmi
LONDON,
Mar.
If —
, |h,gn, Basil, La., s e r a thu vie.
here (w pitched (be first part of the oilveta w hi bar a Uken an ac.
Marlin.
Ovrynna
uiicn the liuiidi urc Mjltl Api i l i c I, Isi n,f n
by
toiiU’iTO's
Fr’im ver. W illu m
bombed
vl , iiira.
’• a t »eeson w ill. UV. A U a n a . V c , t h e inleraat In this problem de. German -w a rp la nea
12, that they a,'ll fur nut less th r u l b , project will be s o i l lu VI, < rum, iaiinbe rl Palmer, WU•ii th* Narttmo league, While la serve n let o f credit and ahould lea s t 1 80 p erso ns o u t o f their i
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i i , m Young and
Alfred
Zt*«
than par." ho com mented .
•. f f n i u l s in W ash in gton fur llu-m
lUUhw ha wap csneJdered their bare tba aapport o f era irons. I tvomea In one area o f a norili- I B O N D S ARK V A L ID A T E D
(rower. Another grou p o f 10 i l
Tho Circuit Court signed ihv to clu ck and approve.
» « al»o hopeful that Iha folk*
expected
le
finish
tha
couraa
living ia Uu County will coope ■- wcatern town and burled many ' TALLAltAS3EE7 Mar, 12—(/P) final v a lid a tin g decree for the
Sale o f tin: bon ds and g u t i r n .
refunding $ 7 0 ,0 0 0 iasue o n Feb. 21, and the in,lit approva l o f tho blurprints Mar. 21, Mr. Johnaon said.
a it w n l l for la tha Coal anal*, other, beneath w w j i l , ' in an- I —A 14^50,ooo bond
Subject* studied Bicludetl ( p a r k
al* ana auecaaa Baafacd may other during a rah| of aev.rsl prcgTam by Uw City of Fort apnral data ex pired on Mar. H,
sta rters, g en erators, trauab3»e will be reflected Utougboat bourn laat ntehL
lauderdale was validated by the when va lidation o f the bonds bc- co m p iis e Iha accond phasa o f thv plugs,
a
. . , Supreme Court Tuesday, in a cama fin a l, Mr, l lo u sh o ld e r o s - hoapltal project. Men are already m lttlo n s, fuel pumps, f ilt e r in g a f
tha entire '
at tsork gr ading an d clea rin g the bearings, and fo r p a rt o f tha
4* w** *W haaritet sustained
declaring tha refunding plain ad.
The attorney expressed the be land ou the f i r s t p a rt o f the proj group, welding, f o r g in g , aoldarlng,
lu aaveral would aava taxpayara about f»M ^
brake*, and d U f a r t n t l a U ' ___ ■
lief that the boot)# urban offered e c t
104 in la term t, _____ _______
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Exhibits In Flower Show Called
Outstanding By Club’s President
i iFalher Kellaghan Drat I Kogistrant Freedom Is Man’s
Tells Kiwanians Kmi’k’-Vimid Oil iie Na,ura| Stalus
Of St. Patrick
Housholder Goes
To State Capital
For Tax Hearing I
land t
's I ”
Says Lcdurer
C h r i s t i a n Science
Speaker O u t l i n e s
I'i^hl I'nr I >nni in ion
Speaker Calls Charnrlcr ()ne (H Must
Cliiriniis In llislurs
t
Higgins (infers
On Project For
San lord Airporl
I
"Nazi News Agency
Indicted By Jury
(lily News lit left*
I'n Nazis .Asserted
S*»((M Suliserihed
I n Sitlt nt ion Army
J S u iJ V i£ T ff^
WAS THIS YOII7
Contracts Sent To Six Ball Players;
Bradshaw Urges Public’s Co-operation
I .OCA I* WEATHER
la
^ » r n - T s ;^ r ;s 5 ,“ :
Two Navy Fliers
Killed In Crash
150 In England Arc
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Bund luHue For Seminole County
Hospilal Will Be Sold April 12 Fiirht
Are Graduated
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PROGRAM FOB WEEK. MARCH 9TH
Bcnday, Mrndsy— "THE PHILADELPHIA STORY' with
Cary Grant, Katherine Hepburn, Jama* Stew art a n d ' Rath
Hussey: Alto— Cartoon and Metro "NEW S OP THE DAY.'*
Tuesday, Bargain Day—“TALL, DARK AND HAND.
BONE*' with O s a r Romero, Virginia Gilmere, Charlatta
Greenwood and MllDn Berio; Also—“ THE MAD DOCTOR*
with Baal! Rath bone, John Howard, E llcn D rrw , Ralph Morgan
and Hugh O'Connell.
.
Wednesday. Thursday—"LAND OP LIBERTY" — with
greatest c u t of screen atari ever lean! Edited by Cedi B. Do
UDIe and produced by the entire motion picture Indaatry: At*
ad— Leon 'E m ! Comedy and News,
Pi (day, Saturday—1"OUTLAWS OP THE PANHANDLE"
with Charles S ta m t t and Prance* Robinson: Also—"GOLDEN
HOOPS" with Jane Wither*, Charles (Buddy) Roger* and
Katherine Aldridge.
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THIS WEEK'S
EX-HUSBAND ON the left, potential Huaband Number Two
i the right and a Laughing, scheming Philadelphia society Mias
the middle! What a muddle! Cary Grant, Katherine Hepburn
id June* Stewart bring the Broadway Smash hit, “The Phllafphla Story" to the RIU Screen tomorrow and Monday.
“THE PACE BEHIND THE MASK" is tha Intriguing title of the
plcturo starring Peter Lorre to be shewn at a special ‘midnight
show, s u itin g at lltDO P. M. Saturday, night a t the Rita. An ex
ceptionally fine array of short subjects including "Take It or Leave
It," featuring Bob Hawk of radio fame, will be on the program.
THIS WEEK'S CASTS ____
THB PHILADELPHIA STORY
C. K /D exter Haven .. Cary Oran
Tracy Lord ----- Katherine Hep
bunt
Macaulay Conner
James St*
> wart
Elisabeth Im b rie ___ Ruth Hue
Gserge ... K lttr
Uncle Willie ..
Seth Lord „ ....
Margaret Lord
Dinah Lord . . . .
Sidney Kidd
Roland Young
John Halllday
- Mary Nash
rgtnla Welldsr
Henry Danlell
l’a n d o p
ij b r r t y
AMONG TIIE 1M GREAT
STARS YOU WILL SREt
Don Amacho
Waller llow toa
(ierrge ArlUa
Joel M cOra
Kdwrrd Arnold Vklor MeLagteo'
lllnale Barnes
Prerdrlc March
John Barrymore'Raymood Massey
I loin I Brrrrmoro
Itob't Mont-
tVarnrr Rarler
Wallace Beery
Walter Brennan
George Brent
Virgil la Bruce
LBlipS (BUDDY) R0GE0R8, Jane W lthen and Katherine
'Ifh are shown abort In a scene frum “Golden Hof fa," a >1ra
le story of i gallant thoroughbred In which Jane races on to
i new fame In a pleasing picture to lie shown at the n tli n e tt
lay and Saturday,
PEOPLE LIVE faat when they may die young,' ao C ea er Romero
and Virginia Gttmero take plenty of time ont fw* romance amid
all the crackling rxcltemrnl of gangland In "Tall, Dark and Hand,
some" to lie shown next Tuesday at tha local Rita.
J A
Local Family W elfare
the opening of the
^ .*v^v vVaAji y , . jFTWtj* *
We have aided number* of do*.
tltuW Umlttes. Discourage m enu and
uttar despair would he the fete of
many families were It net for the
helping hand of the Army.
( U Hemes w en visited.
104 Consultations with ether , egfiw
4Tt Office Interviews.
U t Grocery orders.
9AH Received entries of clothing.
IvrUou Army offktoi* am
gom e**
The following t i ta evidence cl
fact that the Sarratlau A m y baa
gently worked a j tta'Jeh.
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Ellen Draw
...John Howard
.....Vera Vague
Ralph Morgan
Maurieo Greta .... Martin KosUek
Winnie
_______ .... Kitty Kelly
Lawrence Watkins ----- Hugh O'*
Connell
Hatch -------------- Hugh Sotbern
Thurber .......... ...... . Henry Vlctot
B usan..... ............. , Norma Varden
SUtlon H atter .... . Hu ward MIL
ebell
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A PICTURE that has the endorsement of the Daughters of the
American Revolution; The General Federation of Women's Clubs;
The National Federation of Music Clubs and many other organL
rations la "Land of Liberty," presented by the motion picture in.
dustry of the United State*. It will be shown at the RIU Tbeate^p
neat Wednesday and Thursday.
GOLDEN HOOFS
/an a Drake
Jane W lthen
Dean MacArdle _______ Charles
(Buddy) Rogers
Cornelia Hunt . . Katherine Ald
ridge
Dr. Timothy D a te ___ George
Irvin*
Witherspoon ..... Buddy
Anna Neagle Morthy
Pepper
Gall Patrkfc Booth . . . . . ------ * ...... Cliff Clark
Georgs Raft
r—
Phillip Hurllck
U iw Ralaee Moae
Pas) Robeson Owen — ------------ f hells Rayan
- OARK AND HANDSOME
Morrison ..... Cesar Romero
......____ Virginia Gilmore
I* . . . . . Chariotte Greenwood
y ......-......... Milton Uerle
y Willie .
Sheldon Lemvard
r ______ Stanley Clements
.............. Prank Jenks
in
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BamtU Parker
.............. ...• Morr Lawrence
.......... ............ .. Paul Huret
icn ______ -... Prank Bruno
Anthony Caruso <,
i ________.... Marion Martin
do --------------- Letn Belasco
.E vangelistic Work
»
Vaughn Wlllla
....... Ray Teal
le e Prather
_ . Dob Nolan
... Steve Clark
— u . Bud Os- ONE OP THE m rut.unusual plcturr* ever presented ucre will be
unfolded neat Tuesday on the Rita Theater screen wbea ‘T h e Mad,
Doctor," with Basil, Rathbune, John Howard, Klim Drew and Ralph
Morgan will be offered a* part of a doable program.
Prison And Institutional
YOUR PLEDGE
c“ “ “ •
» ere toadui
to this, the best, and most direct means
of charity in Sanford.
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Sanford In The Only CenlftM • *
Florida Clly Afford In* Kail, Hljfrwati
And Wafer Tranaporlollon
SANFORD; FLORIDA, MONDAY.
T ro p h y
Indies
Belief Prevails That
Country Will Con
centrate On Thai
la n d , In d o -C h i nti
P la n s
D a rin g
10.
B ritis h
1011
R a id
P o s ts W ill
S ite s
Be
NUMBER 164
M em ber A sso ciated P re ss
On
'French O bject T o
{Britain's B lockade;
C ounter-blow S een
N o rw a y
By Senators
On
12 F ir e m e n K ille d ,
1 6 H u r t I n H la z o
O f
MARCH
B u ilt
A c q u ire d
G re e k
ttllOCKTON, Man.. Mar. 10
WASHINGTON,
Mnr.
tfl—W’,—Twelve ft trim’ll were
killed and 10 injured today l/T)—T ie Sin.-ile npproved today
the establishment of naval bn sex
ivhep the mow-laden roof of
the SD.ypar-old Strand Thcalrr
on *ile* a rq uIred from 11ri In in
collapsed during a fire which 1In exchange for United Stater
R is in g
destroyed the but Wing.
;destroyers, an nrtlun which tho
A Catholic prlr»t. the Itev.
A nd
Senate Naval
Committee mi J
Morrison. borrowed
Niunon Said To have aLawrence
would have the i-lfrrl of “Confiremans helnet nod rubber
th rr
Fleet Near Singn-, coat, and entered the luuning grcaeieiuil ratification” of th e 1
tu administer tlu> exchange.
# pore, British Base ! structure
Wat 1 1ton In the dying
The action enme «iien the
Senate pa«*e<l a $2 lfi.28fl.S0O «u. i
B A T^A V I a T N etherlands I
_
i tho*li.itton
loi
naval
public
wore*,
including bi.i.l*.
C-e!
work at the Itrui-h have*, lluilevi lopment
of
farilltioa n f
Ifiod neutral elrclra today
, Guam. Samoa, the Alaskan r.ir:t,<
Mat Japan h»* temporarily
' varlru* other Pacific location..I
ntgconholcd her plans for eco
the Canal Zone, In the Ca-il . '
nomic penetration of the lOaet
benn, and tie continental United'
Itnck from a dn«hlng raid Olj Narl.helt
atroynl munition works on th r i-l.tn-i m i in.
Stale*.
Indies, and will conc.’iHinte
Norwegian
Island* of taifoten, eff tfcr cc
coast
'i 1f» (icrmiifih unit 10 N’mw. m . ' IIi
^
Britain’*
labor
minister,
air.
!
for the preaent oil Thailand
pi hniHi * Tin t s11*■n wiink ...........................
tffilam) and French Inrlo- R o t a r y C l u b I s R e neat Bevin, dr^ared yesterday I Norway. Hrlll»h sailor* and marine! di* play a
that Senate passage nf the [end. , Nmi flag «eiie,| 111 the laid. Th* 111 111- I, do.
Major development*, perhaps
m in d e d
O f P r i n c i . tea** hill
n i t with
. . * II* promiNf ij f ! .
i
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I overwhelming American iiinisrlinking Soviet Roaela, Ocrm.ui/
p i e s O f D e m o c r a c y > 1 at.i to Brush, „ .„ id i,„ „
and Japan ware foreseen lit »i m,
--------[psyhologieal blow to tiermaii ,■'*
L egion S o n s H ave. 124th In fan try
quarter*.
Calling upon
all
patriotic war effort.
w ll waa rcmildcrrri probable that
and t'hmo* ■,
any Important Japanese ucth.n in American* to reaffirm their nl-j Th* Gieek*
Q u a lify in g K oon -J|U n a b le T o M ak c
tho Fnelf-e would he l lined lo Irgiaiice to their flag and to re- fighting war* nguinri the In,,
dedicate
Ihcmoelve*
to
the
prinjllan
and
Japan**,*
ntemhei
enlnelde with major development*
tiplrx for which U stands, the (the tripartite part, haile.i in.
In Europo.
New danger algnala arn.e .n Ilrv. Father William O'Farrell .measure.
M. i.,
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in Itr j •
F ar Kool. BHtUh authorities of I'ustla told the Kntary Club; Offlrial ipiartei*
Anii i.. ,f, 11k.i ti I!»fif i in11 .[ini
Singapore warned renldent* to today that no nation can long Horn* and Tokyo were *ileu>
cm 4B_nour notlre to exist without justice and charity,! Ilevln, cbaipr.l with th,- , i t S a n f o r d ( i i v o n
U n t i l ifled bo in* *4iiI v <»f I It’ Ndliuinl D e C o t t e s
Sa > s \ i>iit
I* “ areas where It I* without the principle* of Christ mnbiliiatlon of Itrili-k In!., r n
nin. t-- imti.*! nt IIn m '» n l,H
W ednesday To T ake
May lie l u i l e r t a k e n
Ightlng will take plora In It* government and teochinr*, ncrelernterl war Industrie, -aid,
shoo* i.l Iiie I t it11 m Hui t . u i .
"Now that the great produc
P 0 » U attacked from or If the rights of Owl mid nf
A c t i o n Hatn,doi lit li*l MOIIH, 4M’til k;* I •■ k
S o m e t i m e lit April
tive machine nf America i* goiny 1 D e f i n i t e
tha people a ra alienated.
I n s t , to,
. “ - *
“I-et tu each and all reality In with th* British eommenwealtu .
waa reported th l* w
HtMilt* t\ 11*41 a
To,, • t r
th* need* of our nation. Inthil
l‘ ,to pour out airplane*, ships unit ' Bu-clwill fot,, of ihi- ,My ate
" ------ float af war.
tf,i I• i |ln
striking die. critical hour'1, he ia l,0 .r‘hct as guns, ltd* ovorwli,‘Inline feivc | urgeil to i.lti-nd „ n-a*s meeting 1we, ', . r\ I n t|ii.tlll
li’l , til l
■eeaaitytotoI rkeep
r p aloft
of It,.- Flor- rank of
a lend the knowledge in Uennaiiv,v[,|, ,r ou s, ntui n , naval etrong* realise tha necessity
lltat old flag whlcuweh<i|H- and that fh* forces thrv started w-ii'i '
,,
-.*» with ,1 i
Oil., , .
pray will fonlinou to ahow the cannot win will create
o.veh*. ) M“ •M",' '•' "V ’ , , ,
*ror< - mi >
world that Uta principle* of di\-jl«gir*l effget which will heln i,,o e lo c k «t "" t u> Mali. Imi
Ti" l..r lin,«u, ,i . -luirp-b.. >1.,
lire. |* t ui pray .break down the snirit nf nggrrs- roniinitli'e meet- oitli tit,' i ity
woernry can endurr.
firat .on tibttf.nti. It.it, V\ ■
' <‘oinini**t„m-i» to d , t h > that when the hour come* we 'Ian In middle Europe.’’
- 11dr.’iti1
v1, „ r
k.-v.itg * m a rl-1"."' ii,s, , In►
be found -loyalist*! tru e) Th* llrlli.h radio I *ai.t m '
D anger Signals
g Noted I n E ast
Mass Meeting
Of Ball Fans
Called Tonight
p r , „ , „ v t . nt HIV ru g
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..IrjiffiMte
rk-clMNi
t * ? « uiilw i li,
'* nS
Savannah Visitor
[
Injured In Wreck
■aAffjss.ttJSjC.
."^cur tv* arna In ov actum ad on tho
S fZ rtE .
road m rly Bundar
morning. tha attending pteytletan
^ M r . ^ H a H , w h o - ..v la U r o ,
I rip
Ml<l.
l ) u “ ■Htm*y
A re
W e iiR u s s ia n s C o n c e n tra te
A rm y N e a r A s ia tic
t 111*
F ro n tie r O f T u rk e y
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F o re c a st
1 .1
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liln r k n tlp
to t ln v ,
1 lin - t ilo ilin g tn
ennvov
nnd
iirn t l Y o i i c h m p r c h n n t s h i n !
, i it' 1lu* liliH 'k n tlp
f o n t ln iin f l;
w hilt* i i i l.n n iln n .
tn fn m o * l
iitin rtp fM iiu li f f t l i't l it tv o tlltl
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I'til'tirc m l
ro g n rtfln s ti
o fI ' r f i t i It i- iiiin li'r- m c tta u re a .
'
i liv t 'k t t'ooprs s t il l
a lr ii B llIn 11 to inl,r Tepcteni in Albania
lo .r r m-iii. ii I'd to ha,o »mn*1n 1
j n-ufkRiiinrt, t l h oo
1 ( hunt, M'lti 1 -iiitiii,
»1 tiwl» Aiitn.| I*di»)
'I he a c t
tonight
fn llo i,-
1 g u arte -
ffn,K-[,i*r.
fan s D riv e r s
,
■ "
c o r r e c t io n
'
mU wwa stated IH The Herald
Saturday that the number of
telephone* . In ftmford U 13.00,1.
Th- number ahould Hivo twen
1300.
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to u r is t Attractions In Seminole
In ThneaUnion
In.M ika of eKroa i n a fAaltlar
o J ; eight. Only tho#o "to tha know,"
4 , : however, are aware of tha ex.
Q, ( c*Uaat black hate 'gOd' other
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rtlgltdi.
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. -. , | m I. Italian dn ision-II,,
. I, I I,. Hi. -immcriug Balkan*, dtp.......
, iiiiiiI,-I* ni lli-lgiudc u*.
M , Mi'il il.m Idisst* was roncentiatI , . . n r n i Turkey'* A*l*1lv
I ,| I [11111 1>'1 Vl|f>|»iM»‘liiv 14* II |tr*H‘lH|e
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l mb.’ • tu* of On m from Jiinrt
\l '■to, \V1f, nf F.Iwnnl H Mol.
, .. in,I,,, ri.mmentritor ttt l-ondon,
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Williams ro-
K itov, trea su re r vl
H , t... r,l gii,it|,. tr[i.Hied „ bul............ t j : u nti In the trea su ry
:, -I Htemelit of *01.71 sen!
' Hi- unit,mill headnuarter* ilur.
Hn month nf F e b ru a ry ,
m l,, i le tter*
front
h n g lain l
| .m i W a r d " f Pu d ieV
....
j
[..,i,i|nn,
Huinking
i , ..mlnnsW It "
thJ
1'- * ^ Tfcrsst
iM c H in tf O f P . T . A .
S et F or W ednesday
Ml-mb,
\
...... ting
.......
"I
»be
Semlnolo
I'nrt-iil Tcnchi-nt A«*octa-
tin- I v 'l 't i ' school
In
I ,,, a ....., Wrrlnesdsy morning nt
............
,,, mi
,.f.
Ki m (lc«tm>r.l h Rlttruiff mild,
jug nl 1In* Ki ni i kf oni
Ar mt i ol
t r u l y Nuiulny Tin* h l n t f i nt rul Im
'vkit hour* in thr iitlr-nlmy hi ii k
hmldiny nhlt it nil Arm> »|»ok«miwn biiitl t'oitinifiiNi iiinitiimhiiu
*•»»<! other rhpmitnU ti•*t-«l m nmk
|H»W<|f*r
Nnwman. Cl*** II. i*ri,»n>m.
t„ bice. Mrr It. I- InilugUui;
rlata 12, Men. l’la»«, Ut* h K
It.iuralllat; (la** 11.
fullagn.
Mra, J. It Uranlrufl: Cla** M.
i-iim[to* it Ion* expressing mood-,
lira. W. ti. Celemani Cla*« lb,
School Exhibit. Mrs. C. L. Park;
nnd Cl vs* | (I, professional ex.
hi bit*, Mrs. M. (I. McNair.
The show will open Wednesday
afternoon at 2:00 oeloek, and
wilt Im opened until U:00 ticlrrk
that night. Th# hour* on Thurs
day Will he front 10:Uu A. M
until 3:00 P. M.
Any resident nf Sem inal* Coun
ty or those In ncotby towns may
enter exhibit*, Mrs. Curlett an
nounced. All entries must he
breugbt to the showroom* before
11:0b A. M. Wednesday, and exMLiters will use their own ronlainers. The number of blossom*
under th* tlajaee and lection#. and
all ralaa will be atrietl/ enforced.
Uafecr* will comh e exhibit*. and
no kchlbilora will be allowed tn.
■Ida tho tnilldtp* aaUI tho draro
-
iVti.-.f
British Aid Group
Acknowledges $50
AllhUN VI- It AS » 11(1
mtf
through
f Ihl-Mtii HM- ■‘•ilii >il il*P*
inlniifil Hu
Drr»»
tin chapter
IMULADELI’IIIA, Mar. in
lo llin g
In tin- Kui K ii't, tin* KfCIIPh
HinntfiM i it tiiHt ii form itl p^ucu
I.l
I*. .1 III,., .
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,i, ,, , I tl*i 1 • tin ut in till- Thntlaii*!
....... .
| i, ni IM>in < M?hi Glintin' ilitptil**
,,, |,.ek
w in
announced
by
, I l» KiMinlf, pri',*'S<lc*nt of tho
,it it rn julinti, It I'- Kipl*
i„.in y
••• • 1 .in ."ti t loll ■ >H r , 11,1 ( 01
1 \ ' M 4»| \ Milt !•i» 1
1 . KM
till It Alt 1 li-lrif
tlllM ..f III*
1 Olhtl
.1 nit . , kill -ohm Rill - 111 IN l kri
•.(Mil Slllrilu 4 Mt
..ll I' ll . It >Atl ■ (fl . 't., . j 'Atti•a**» Pfuniltl V14»• '4 111*11 .........-.1
'•(I) (1• 1' 1 U.’iJil ir,|l..M t,| VI . m|, In IGlIflitl Jl oil it i.l* .1*
* , f f * nil' In he elected
,,„[ \|i
K ,m?iIt urge* nil local
,,
t „ .in ,I re|,r,-*e»tat,v»* to
,('■ meet mg, M i, K ip p said.
I W M IIA N S
Tl>
EN RO LL
M IA M I.
M s,
t(1— OP)— Ten
1 mn nt 11u ii mi «m tH
u ill rliroll
M *r 22
in n navigation
-rhi'i.I In-lug ronduetpil hy Pan
An--,testi A irw a y * ut tbe iequ«»t
..I I he W a t llrp a rtln e n l
Classifications And Rules For
Annual Flower Show Are Listed
1
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tuut
iTpnainn Itr t h e trnuiir liirvriaHM- ) matt, 20^4 jTn ntot
Wutirriitf. *
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it Ii. I -1jff iii Kmi
11*(111 Vilil1 iti* |iIwrid on tli4 1it*l«f | i'ltll, Mhi If......
Mi l lltn If, I
V| ;»l 1 7 , 1ill* u1-tniiik.’ t|n>
I It*Hire. J V.. ( s i'll, it-ttl 111 i. II I
i ’tili*HtA Prilttc tlt’fimlr net Ion f 1 Qimrl*rinnit
liiki’fi llu■ frunchlrt" of t l i o > hii
lilt! lu.ll tk-Hin will In* fcivi'U In
j I'olalko. II i*|iort of the >uml*»> I t ’t i r e d R a i l M e i t ' s
moel.ng m toe diirctiir* Mini lo
..
.,
n
,
.
[ lol.lilo u to forfeiture of
IlielY I C e lln f f I O H lp o n C U
t-nfichtw the rlnb will l-,*r *b
I'lilalka hn* applied fnr men,,
S a t u r d a v ’a tdelillflcatlnn
waa Mra. Maxwell Blewart, Iwtshlp In thn Iragun and llm ,1,
rn, ter, toted In give .Sanfonl *
82A F.llmlt ArentMt.
ftnnrhl*., In them if II I* sit,
At 8:tR n’elock Saturday efI'alalka, a cliortrr innm
temnon you walked up the rend*end.
i»*r t.f the FloHda State Iwagun.
Steps nf the Pnal Offlee, you
tunri,dried it* charter and iaald “ 11 *110’’ to a eerliln
gentleman who work* In It. tinw trying to return to the Ira
L. IVrkin.’ Men Star*. <Mr. , John flanicl, Oilandn ilimctm
Perkin* may give u» an argu «f thn Inagnn. wa* *clrrt,-d t..
ment *• In whether or not
a i-mninilrn lo attrn<l the
Jimmie really "work**’ In hi* ltra .1ll no,laara
On l*nar TSrnrl
Morel. You dropped two let
ter* In 'th* slot for out-golnv
mall, looked to *ep 'If there
wa* any matt In your box
(there didn’t happen to be
any, at the time) and then
— Ikrd letauraly to tha street.
You were wearing a blue
flu**** and ru lri fer the annual
■uit, blue sh irt Hack bow lie,
btaek hat and shoca af the Flower tihow, sponsored thli ynar
by
the Roar Circle of the Hanford
same reler. A U r n
Elk’*
Charm waa suspended front Garden Club, went announced Ina heavy gold chain aerns* ilay by Mra Endor Curtett, chairtran. The ahow wilt be held a t the
your veat. Y nt. were puffing
Pariah House of tbe KpUcnpal
on a pipe that you handled
with lender care as you up. Church Wedneeday and Thuiada)
There are tfl elaoecs far thr
prn*rb*d the. entrance to l a .
ney’a Drag Store where you various flowvra and arrangrmrut>,
greeted Grover Williams. Yeu and whgn onlv one rih ib it t* In
took n seat at lbe counter a cUaa It aball receive award ar.
and at* a plena nf camanut I cording to Its merit*, not because
pi* and thank a cop of cof | It hai no competitors. Mrs. Cur.
h it stated.
fee. On* af tbe . «etn* ' that
m u were abont If offer the
The r |iu M and tbe Garden Club
mewtarr who t* handling each »nc
W i
m m ,
a* faljovra:
CUaa I, rvaae, Mra.
Thnubarf Class
Mrs. f. 0 . W,
W ii
Mrs.
, ,
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r'rfrfi vMt.nm
J ^ p^ ^ : " ,i a 2 r , riM ! S e c o n d S u i t F i t e d
B y B e tty C o m p to n
H a ll M a k e s A n n u a l
KEY WEST, Mar. 10 — l/Tt-S c h o o l I n s p e c t i o n j A i m n j >uil by Betty Ccmtpton.
In eking u divorce from dnppe
e* J Walker, former inav"
Jt«- Hall, of the *tate dep •rt-ljam
.
thrill nf education, t* Inaptettng'of
. tlnglof Now York, waa on file in cir
v|
M
the Bemlntile ('ounty School*
here yeaterday, only f ’tit i ,.f it* n **cl*, invltid inr ti,*- |t.ttu t
tool* tu-jeutl
to- Iru
t,. , , , ,
day In are how they are1 comtng-jda
romlng-jday* after Cirrutt Judge Arthui I ,!«pimil [iiivlrit Krb. 2.1 nnd nlP,,| ,
.-t ll,.' p la te r*
Ih c ii-Hcrvr 1,-1 l[. , ,i ■-,! It,,. i „ .
up to Male rei|uin.-mrnt*.k T. W. (inom ri had dl*ml*>*d a »lmdi
I . I the i Ini,
! ......, w ,|| t„,
Lawton, eniinty euperlntcndent. ■uit.
Mi** Compton, who failed to
■aid today.
In n 1,-lrgram I hi e
m ninitig.
„(t<-t m,,.,*
Tadny Mr. Halt i* impeding prove charge* of •xtrem* c ru e l j IVti-r S ih a n l, ,- v rc la ry nf I In■!,, i,.-i|i,|r i[ i ... ii.r.i
tho school* in thr city. and.Tue*. ty In her fir»t suit, alleged In l,ague, urged all fan* lnlrrc*1cd r...-iponn,l until 'll
day ami Wrdnr*i1ay hn will visit her *rrnnd bill nf cnmplalnt fib* 1 in
In .Sanford In linn ,,,,icnincrl
the school* In Ihn county, Mr veaterday that the fomtor mav- i I '',, for the nii-cilng tonight, f-m- | i ll ,,t> r,.i ■i.,)t ,.,i.I
laiwtnn *abl. The villi I* an an- i had n vlnlrnt ami ungovcntald- ■mu th,- fan* nf 1'alutkn. a f t ,, . 1111m *
,.. I
j flu- aim Iiw r* w ill,nut liax-linl' ,i tin„ i, I
rnutl one, he ulded,
,
| temper.
„■■■ tit.w trying In jt*I back nit...... . In ............in........
H i- li-ni-un, hr [minted nut tin- t,( thn City I lull „| J in
inifH.itrtnr-c t,f Sanford hnldlng H- Tl,n*e win. I n n
j. ar
W A S THIS YOU?
Frro riot Ira concerning Uta
Townsend Ptan will bo ahowm and
taplainod Tucaday night a t ttOO
n’cUrk a t Magnolia Avenue and
Flrat Street under tha aponaorahlp of the Towneend Club, J. F.
McClelland, preaident, aald today.
The truck allowing the pletnroa
haa travelled In every atate of the
Union, Mr. McClelland aald, and
la now (Hiring Florida. Other In.
titra tin g /lima will ilao be ahawn,
h* added.
S m ash
Will Be Signed
T e m p e ra tu re s
C le a re r
F a th e r 0 Farrell
Cites Need For
Justice, Charity
iKTT dfinid our country
1in p ( I r m u n )AngliR>e
with nor life'* Mood."
Father O'Farrcll wo. Introduce,! i Uermanv from l-ondor,
liy Father _J _J .. Keiloirhan w lm Jltr BeptU’a fClLnn_Jim<>!m'r<l !
characterise,! him a* Otto of th e '’’on Informal declaration or war
finest men and beat «|,.,tlt in lib, !"g*io*t Hiller. '
_ ____
aequalntancr. Walter Bayne* hr-
T ro o p s
Eastern Seaboard I T w o F a s c i s t D i v
is io n s
In
A dvance
Is Still In Grip O n A l b a n i a n T o w n
Of Deep Snowfall Thailand Peace
In D e s tro y e r
D eal
. W ith G re n t B rita in
Sanford Boys Arc Initiated Into
Antlers During Tri-City Meeting
in,
fnt nit, el
In-Id ut
m U itlilH i', (nr trill........
The
tin- W o m a n ’* Clu-»
Seminole High
School
under the direction . f It.
*1 Kipp, and the Sana of the
American le-ginn
Hruia
aod
.1 i. - -rn.y-|.n*) , , ,1H
i
1
It. in If Curt," marched ut tbe pa*
ti u, tly inert mu
,ra.le together with Ihu , and!*
l.uig,-* nf | l«> ImiM
itile* Alvin Odhatn. exattad rONew Smyrna Itrarh, Mini
I r. wa* grand ina:».u,'.l cl tho
••araile. and was wssisfod I f
I'urlly
rhudy lunight m l wa* held here Frtda)
H.inl.iid l«,y* who »<ri
v l.yle l.nthrup and (illv* Chap*
Turtda, ; Miinewhal wartnrr I.,
'* j ninn and assistant mars hallo,
writ
night f.dli-wed by slightly r«l *<i Hi., 22 initiate*
■'Iii . tin-.dd MaiUb-n,.. I . lia-i | I'nmmilteea wltu atraitgad iha
In the • M iner
north p e r il
la- i rlniU uf the meeMog
wera
Tueslay.
.
....... Mills r Williams Hull
■-------n l . ('bell.-* TItirstnn Ve-n m . | .y[*r Lalhrop, domra chairman;
Member* of the Saniuni llnd. Alt "if". Haym«ml K»dn CIK-. Men Crnwforil and Shelton Hay.
minim, leant are In Iirnetw t... ford Prort.-e and
Ju,-,-. I * j .tin. supper chairmen; Hal
n k h l at H:(HI o'clock at theKi’llnwlnv the parade, teei«o. 'general chairman
and
City Hall (Mill,
Miss Eleanor dwlaic* wrre rlc-n n -l-i■— ut ,.f the ptrmdo, and Henry T«W»,
Murrisen. rity rnrrollnti head
“Vl-tck nl thr bile *• 'Ll Jr., initiation chairman, Tha E&x
■aid tub,)'.
-nd another il"-*rer „
m n ., ladies rummltleo gnu assisted
frrred nl 11:00 o’clock. Artec the'w ith the supper wars lira . Say
^
Napoleon Bonaparte trlg ln aiej iltiltUlinn, supper waa wood a t ; Tltllo, M ra WUlan *
Uw
oroiT hou*-bous.'i >he
Elks Lodge to or,
over 105 pri-1 Mr* lleory Thuraton, Mra,
(he tdoa
Ida* of odd and oron
.the Elk*
the I flnmltpood, and Mix. D u
number* for dlffseent sides of Non* who were att
was a r t L ___ __
(ha s t r e e t , ________
..
MosUvllln. Later a
paruil,
I I I , ml
�4
by a vote of BO to 81, g majority of pm tkally two to
one, after nearly two months of debate since Its Introduc
tion In the House, In favor of It w*fe 49 Democrats, 10
Republicans and one Independent; and opposed? w e n 18
Democrats, 17 Republicans and‘one Progressive. Thus an
overwhelming majority of the*Demoereta supported the
bill, a majority of the Republicans opposed It
Uppermost in the minds of all those voting for tha
bill was tho hope If not the belief; that it would keep
this country out of actual warfare. It stands to reason that
Items I______
ff L iv inJ g
LIBERTY
BATTLE OP
only reason the Nazis do not immediately attack us is be
THCJfrwm*
cause as long as Britain stands they can't We
have. In effect, declared a state of "undeclared war”
against them and they arc for the moment unable to .re
BATTUEOF
taliate.
Thus it becomes absolutely essential to us that the
Wc have
hove committed ouraelvaa
policy from
British win. We
ouraelvag to a polli
which there can be no turning back. Wo have virtually
underwritten a British victory and if the British'cannot win
with our material assistance alone, we will have to furnish
whatever else may become necessary. For the simple fact
Is evident if Britain is knocked out of the war, we will be
fighting the Axis alone. W e'b ite already provided them
with whatever excuse for war against Us may have been
necessary. They will need no other,
O N '*
At the parting of the ways, we might have taken the
advice of tho Isolationists, tucked our heads In the sands,
loft the British Empire and Europe to their own fete, and
entrusted ourselves to tlio benign hope that the war would
never come our way. If wo hod it is perhaps within tbs
realm of possibility that wc would not suffer tho fete af
countless other nations which have followed the earns
course. But if the isolationists had guessed wrong and in
spite of their assurances wc were attacked, wc would Have
found ourselves fighting the whole world alone and unaid
ed.
Having rejected their advice, we are now definitely
committed to a British victory. We cannot have It both
In thla country's history, bring.
ways. We cannot give "all out” aid to Britain, and then If League baseball perk. We saw
comfortable houses, place* New England U nit Ing Camp Standing's soldier pop.
Britain loses, expect to escape the consequences of defeat. many
ulalton to approximately 32,000.
aa though they wars 1.1tend,
We cannot change aides in tho middle of a war. We can built
Dy than. New England will
ad to be used ss really livable A rrives
F
o
r
Yearj
not be with Britain in the first part of the war, and then homes.
have poured by train and motor
regiment
upon regiment Into thlv
with the Axis if Britain loses. Now that we have taken
But wa were patticuterly anx. At Camp Blanding
North Centra) Florida camp nsw
our stand, we have got to see the thing through. We have loos to again see Semlnnla Coon,
virtually completed after being
ty’e Big Tree. We bad vlrltcd
got to guarantee u British victory.
hacked from vast wastes of pal
thla ancient tree last year. At
metto and pine.
For that reason loyal find patriotic Americans, even this time, the park around It »«i
Thlrty-ntne trains of some ADO
though somo of them may laliko tho Britlih, even though lust being started. Estlmxtnd »«
coaches wUI be needrtl for the
they may think tho tmlicy tve have adopted la not the beat Ibeing over 8500 yetta old, thla
entire
movement exclusive of the
cypres, said to be the larg
one for tlm country, even though they may heartily dlalikc giant
>
motor convoys.
est an d eldest cypres* true In thr.
There was orderly confusion
President Roosevelt nnd fear hla dictatorial powera, trill IUnited States. Is 125 feet high.
as offkera and men strove to
lend their ivholehenrtcd individual efforta to a speedy and |147 feet around at the baeq nnd
get nettled by nightfall. W inter.
rycccrafnl cnncluiiuli of the war. It ia now "our war” in baa a diameter of t7 1-2 feet.
Ited tents, brown against the
Located a t Longwood, Just a
exactly the nurne aeune an if wo were In it. No good pur
white sand and green slash pine,
short
distance
o
ff
a
main-travel*
d
began
popping up In the 43nl
pose cun possibly be served by arguing otherwise.,
highway .this magnificent tree l»
Division
area. • Luggege was
The only way to get rid of the menace which hanga wall worth the time necessary In
stored, meat hall* van In relays,
over the country, the only way to eliminate business uncer order to see It. 8>me rro g to *
men stored at the stretches "J
tainty, tho iiely way to atop military conscription and to re has beau mad* on tho Big T rts
level tend and sand glistening in
park.
Wa
understand
more
I*
the min. * r t r I t > f t
•
turn the boys m the army to civilian life, J.he only way to planned. One cannot but feel
curb urnmnient expenditures. Is to win tbl war. Anything awed upon dakting . Into the prem
OCCUPY POSITIONS
not to that end should iw dropped. Dofcat is unthinkable,
cither _funnunalve* m . tha British.-The quicker-the whole
of a id lin g of natural br»atjr, 0ff flv*
trooptraln* and went
sorry menu Is over with, tho better for everyone.
wa a n ) sea .no
reason for Aha willinglytv work getUag
their fortes on the central Albanian
Our course has been set. Wc cannot turn' back- We many “souvenir" stands In th a camp ready for the entire dl. front occupied mountain position*
must fight our way through.
vicinity. Thla tree should be mode vision.
forming a hlghly-lmportant part
ALBANIA
'GREECE
• unto you, That ye love
another; as I have loved
that ye alio love one. an.
H U B "
TO HEW ENGLAND
[«:
(From The Lantern)
To heed the conscience
And respect the thrill
Of thaee our people.
And warily to shift
if!
.
t- ,
Oar love or leisure
To their long hate
Of idlentu . . , farther
Mast we go agd at a rata
j ,'.
■
S
f" J
U/i
fc,
£
Faster than wheel on track
Or bow of boat
impelled by (team
Through water; ao remote
Their bitter strength
oor refinement.
PM adventuring
New la
ia cenflserarnt
confinement
Within their e|o«*d minds
n n rv lm In ours;
* " 7 * their sound earth.
Car fancy tower*
“*
POLLYJSDDV.
im Ji*!.
K,n* Carol
4«nt Oocsevrlt ap.
M n la s around to
it ■trike* Inter/erj
letlan of armament*.
of changing thali
• « to “Oh, Sweet
' ‘toUat* complain Hut
ont Rroeertlt |* guilt/ of
* . “Otuteelarod weF*. Isn't
What do (hoy think
F
tjglllgt O rn c i?
Ute way If /s u need any
to theater Interact*
S ' Mow theater In
y to entertain tbo
t i routao. but partly
th* boy* from nearby
trar ha* to<u.m»ny
o ta enemy M too
County Chile n—
hand the /nan y i n
WILU76HT
Campaign workers for tho Salvation Army opened
their annual drive for funds at a "kick-off breakfast” thio
morning at the campaign headquarters on Magnolia Avanue. Their quota is W500 and their task a hard one but
with pcram-eranco and the help of every sympathetic Jobholding emten, they will succeed.
Unfortunately we have no “wealthy clou" in Sanford.
In moat communities when a drive for funda is put on,
whether for charity or noma civic enterprise, it is possible
to raise a large part of it by contacting a few millionaires
who have only to be sold on Its merits to put up the batter
part of it. In Sanford our wealthleot clots consists largely
of those who liavo only managed to keep out of the ranks
of the unemployed.
It lo therefore encumbent upon every citizen who has
anything at all to contribute something to thla drive if he
wants the splendid work of Salvation Army to continue.
Without it there would be a bleak future indeed for hun
dreds of our citizens, who are. constantly aided by it and
who have no other organization to which they can turn
either for the physical or spiritual relief furnished by the
Solvation Army.
So do your part by contributing generously to this
worthy cause.
f j j A ttractions Of -■ SnnohtoatewL
W* vlotted the Sanford Mold,
rito l Boo, ao* of th* tergaot la
Seminole County tbo Booth. Presided over by
C;
Told In .A rticle
teraoted Mloty In rmraaUmal fa .
cil)tiea. With tint** rcqyMt* III
mtea, we. *ra 'OOW parabig along
S * detailed occoonl of our re.
M at VlSK to this opportunity,
favored ooctten.
Arriving to ttenfunL
w«
drappod to to my “Ilowgy" U
0«y Woad,
J
a firm er
r&tlisfl ibotU to*
WtLB Hi"
| tX, iko b u t pill
Tim m
■arssra
l«n of teopardo, Ik
THE VERY BEST
In Liquors, Winesa
d in s
’•{ E S S ” 2 ^ * —«
BRTTtt Of
Ma r a t v h m i
U U WHAT THE WOULD
m A new commandment
Liquor Store
VICHY, Mar.
lO .- W -'A lthoufb lh«r* Is a paper rtortsge,
people to Plane* were twver « « *
palled to entry *» many blU of
the contor of a MgMy.r**trtotod *When the lost of the New
stun. It Is toe priceless for any. England troop* arrive later IhU
thing other than subdued com- weak, tha nrrtke-n_unlt will numraertlalluUon. Wa concur heard, her approx ima tel v 12,000 and
ly with tho Woman's Club* end will have entailed the largest
othard Interest*d In developing single mars troop movement
this area on a high plane.
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,r Wa hod driTV n.W r the major,
Sanford and Orlando, this
ity of Sam tool* during prior via. beautiful park la a favored recru
it*. Wa wore familiar with tho otton area for many reeldents of
celery field* and tho rvaultont control Florida,
oettvitteo kt tho washing and
Pit k nicker*
find 8anlanda
packing plant*. Mr. Hlcglnt mid ideal; those anxious for u swim
wd would U* able to obtain c<ni. u n
a vall Ibemmhre* pf tha
aiisrabte black baoo fishing lu- pprtngx or tho pool. Outdoor do.
formotten and, n l tho somo time, vetoes will find the footpaths
soo n very fertile farming u a a through tbs forest, bordering tho
by risking Oriodo.
jW sklvs River, unuanaly Inviting.
Tha celery bare eomsa on I k i G srdtn lovers will appreciate the
market during tha Spring when j natural landscaping. Tbl*, site**,
th a n la vary Util* compel ItteiL ttr* place Is particularly InriL
Wa heard oevaral Intriguing tolas I log right ,nsw, when the sweet
Of the flao black base and bream I — a are Adeeming In prafnaten,
ttehtog. Wa aatr field after field the iaaaleaa are to fall bloom and
of r i d aymk land. Xatarntog 4* many other Spring flowan a n
SESS r a .'.iiS ; fd ttJSL i
and oereral fine citrus gi-orr*. a compute story on Seminole
We panted a l t e c t - e f mr lM .C o a a ty . Wa b a n ondo*voted to
scroe o f palmotto palms. We on. past along the hlghspets of this
doratand effort* o n now tying [part of Florida•* recreational ad.
mad* to obtain and p r a a m * . an vantagee. Tha Bamtoai* County
•0-acre tract of thaoa trees.
' Chamber pf Comiusn* will be
of tho Italian defenses after
■mashing a itiddon Italian coun
ter-attack, it was reported Sun
day. _________________
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coal and SO percent of Un
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corm pondent W . Vkhy. i *
£
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Phooe 7880—Arcade Bldg.
A meat card.
F ato card.
>
A ckeeoe card.
A BCMin card.
A ration card »llowlng him to
use all the above cards.
An Identity card allowing him
to Uv« la France.
Aeojonnt card allowlns him to
Uvc la this p art of France.
A circulation card allowing him
to leave this pert of Prsnec.
A drivers' card allowing him to
lea vo It by car.
A "Stay card* allowing hi* ear
to leave. "
A gasoline card.
A jtrraa ran).
A P art B old cant allowing him
to go to the Pare Hotel for pran
Information.
Moat of tho card* are of short
duration and expire at different
time*, so that It la rare to find
• own with all his papers in
enter. As It Is, a man spends a
wilt be yours If you let u&help you Uke care of your
eyes. Do the lens of your
glasses need grinding ? Wc
can give you one-day ser
vice I
•
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Is O..- Success"
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l i t Magnolia Arm
rimae l i
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Bill’s P ackage Store
tea w . F ia a r ay.
asnrouD , ra n .
YOUR HOSTESS as well
aa YOUR WIFE
will appreciate aa ARTISTIC COR.
SAGE
, A. K. ROSSETTER
FLORIST — CELERY AVB.
-w« m n i u N n.ow rni any.
w n ta a A s r a i t i r *
SPRING SEEDS NOW IN!
BEANS. POTATOES, CORN, ETC.
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SPECIAL COLLECTION (VALVE * 0
r, PAHUA PLOWKEEP MNNfAgOWL'
lent Homeowners
Application for Homesteacl Exemption m ust be filed on or before April I,
1941. .
Application blanks for such exemp
tion on City taxes may be obtained at the
City Clerk’s Office at the City Hall;
H. N. SAYER, City Tax A ssessor
Facts That Concern IS*
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TnE SANFORD
Matrons, Patrons V Mrs. Moore To Be
Presented At Tea
Are Honor Guests
Tin- Sanfotd Woman > Club will
I'n -itil Mr*. T. V. Moore uf
{ Miami nt u Iru ti» be given in
> H r club house on Wednesday
' afternoon at 3:00 n'clock. Other
club* in Section Seven will also
iri attendance.
lire
Moore i. Hip Safety
< liairmnn of the Ccneral Federalion of Women'a Club, ami haa
traveled extensively
over
the
•’nilril States, viritlng the Slate
• Federations.
Sim i» |iur.i president of the
Florida Ft deration of Women'*
* luti. and h a. nerved In luany
"th -r rapacities in l ho oiganltation, m (ably a . Chairman
of
Hoyal I'aim Stato Park .hiring
I tbo b a t administration. She haa
| rorvod a . president of the State
| orcaniialinn of Methodist women,
»ml I. Commissioner of (iir|
I Jh-i in. fur Dadr rounty
j " n i l tlii. experience, coupled
"'Mi h|,r |a,ratm*l charm, mpm.
| c n of thr W om an, Chi', , | Bto
I Hint they feel i( „ privilege to
| Intr.Hliirr TTrs. Moore and to iovur Inrir friend, h. hoar her
.peak
MBS. LOUBINB BEAL, Society Editor
Ib Given Picnic
Social Calendar
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MONDAY
Tha Dependable Claes of the
Methodist Church will hold its
te g u la r business and social m eet,
log a t the home o f Mrs. J . M.
Leonard w ith Mr*. E. W. Cope
land as co-hcatesa a t 7 JO P. M.
Sewing eeeaiona will continue
fo r U*Hed Cross a t the Wo
man'* Chib from 0:30 A. M. un
til 11:30 o’clock.
The 60-60 Bible Clara will
m eet a t the home of Mr. end
Mr*.
R. E.
Kipp In Floral
Height* a t 8:00 P. M. for it*
regular business and social meet
ing.
’
Circles of the ,W. M, U. of the
F irst B aptist Church will m eet nt
tha following homes a t 3:30 P.
M.
a
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V
if
A
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9
Ctrclo One a t the annex with
Mrs W. A. Cagle as hostess, nnd
Mrs. Myron Smith a* co-hostess.
Circle Two a t tho home of Mrs
Eunice
Kay,
000 M y r t l e
Avenue,
C lid e Three nt the home of
Mr*. Watson Reel, 2012 Palmetto
Avenue.
Circle Four a t . the homo of
Mr*. Mary Hall, 466 Rosalia
Drive.
Circle Five at the home ol
Mr*. It. It. Beck, 2520 I-aurei
Avenue.
Circle Six a t the home of Mrs
Preston 8 hrrrill. UOt Laurel Ave
nge with Mr*- Maxwell Stew art
as co-hostess.
Circles of the
Prasbyterlan
Church will meet a* follows:
Circle One, Mrs. I- F. Boyle,
chairm an, will have a luncheon nt
1:00 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
D. L. T hrasher on Grandview
A vt.
Circle Two. H is. W. I . lo o p ,
er, chairman, will have u luncheon
ol 1:00 o'cloek ut the home of
Mr*. 1- I. F rasier un t'elery
.Avenue.
Circle Three, Mr*. George El
liott, chairman, will have a lunch
eon a t 1:00 o'clock at the chinch.
Circle Four, Mrt. It. J. Holly,
chairman, will have n luncheon nt
1:00 oclock a t th r home of Mrs.
V ictor'G reene on West Hide.
Circle Five, Mrs. II. B. Lewis,
chairman. Will meet with Mrs.
Joe Harrold on 'P a rk Avenue at
3:30 P, M.
. Circle 81k will meet with the
Mr. and Mr*. John M. Kelley
and aon, Owen, entertained the
Miss Evelyn Stowe It III at
member* of the Appollo Boya her home with raceales.
Choir and their director, Cole
man Cooper, a t their home on
Jim McKee was (he weekend
Twin Lake* Saturday afternoon gueat of friend* in Plant City.
with a picnic. They were pa.
■bated In caring for their gueete
M lu Mary Wethen is confined
by MU* Muriel Knox and M lu
to h tr home with measles.
Elisabeth Whlgam.
Numeroua gamea were played
l.y the gueati during the after Clifford Wallace apent aercral
In DeLand ou
noon and preceding the picnic daya last week
■upper which w ai held out of business.
door*.
Thu Boya Choir entartaina I
Noyce Fanning of* Jacksonville
th eir
ho*t*
with
the
rung wa* the weekend gueat of Guy
"Humoresque".
Wood.
Tho*e present with the hosts,
MUa
Knox and Miss WhigMrs. Ted Davis or DoLand vis
ham ’ were:
ited with her mother, Mrs. E. W
Mr*. Ollle B. Cooper, of Bir Bigger*. Friday.
mingham, 1 Ala., Mr. Coop,*.*, Ur.
\V. U. t’lllibury, of Bock Hill,
L. M. Telford. Jr. left yester
Conn., Bert
llallock,
of Sarnnnah, G*., George DavD. ol day for Weal Palm Beach where
Birmingham,
Paul
Brown, of he will nuAc hi* future home.
Seattle, Waah., Bill Elder, of
Mr. and Mrt. J. E. Preston and
M arietta.
Ga.,
Joe
Charles
Brown, of Carbon Hill, Ala., Dr. and Mr*. J. C. Gibbs motored
Jamea Bridge*, of Beaaemer, ,\ia., to Camp DUmling yesterday for
Bcttla Norman, of Birmingham tha day.
and I'aachal Upton of UirralngToUr u u i son,
hum.
•pent the weekend
Alao David Cut lino, of Sum -'
with M n. Toler***
ter, 8 . C., Bob Mulllnni, of O .
Jortown, Ga., Jamea Colllna, of
Birmingham, Gene
Hayes, of
Fairfield,
Ala..
Billy
Walls.
U lat Dorothy Sanford
apent
Montgomery, A lt., Joe Barmard, tha weekend in Tainna with her
of Birmingham,
Bobby
Glenn parenta* Mr. and Mr». U. W.
Smith.
ofVirka) urg,
Miss ,
Sanford.
Joe Williams, of Jasper, Ala.,
Wimberly Drew, or Ametlcui,
Frank C ow ki ha* returned from
Ga., I.eon Sheppard, of Birming Tampa w her. he apent the week,
ham, Charles Horn, of B e i.'in rr, and with his parents, Mr. and
Ala., Bill M artin, of Nashville, Mrs. Frank Con lea.
Term., Julian Patrick, of Mcri.
dian, MU*.
Jack Torrance, a former Han
ford resident who is rial tuned
a t Camp Blandinr, called
on
fi lands Saturday.
J. O. Adams Ims returned to
West Palm Beach aflei spelliU
ing the weekend with hi* family
on West Ninth Street.
H APPT
B IR T H D A Y
D. K. McNsb
0 , W. Douglass of Savannah,
Ga., w ia the weekend guest of
chairman, Mr*. Frauci*
Mari- Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Williams and
wclher, on Celery Avenue a t 3:S0 Mr*. Mamie Kate Hall..
P. M.
The Business Roman a Circle,
Mrs. E. R. Hauser, and Harry
Miaa* Mary Earle, chairman, will Hansen uf l)snla spent the week
m e t a t the home of Mrs. E. D. end as It.e a u n t* of Mr. and
Brownlee, U00 Palmetto Avenue Mrs. E. C. Echols and family.
a t 8:00 P. M.
Miss .Edna
Rivers
arrived
Mis* Natalie True will t>o pre
sented In her senior expression Saturday from Savannah, Ga.. to
recital in the Woman's Club st visit with her
mother,
Mrs.
8:00 P. M. The public it Invited Gertha Rivera, for a few day*.
to attend.
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Mrs. Carl Fox of Ft. Pierce has
Pilot Club will have its regu returned tb her horn, after being
’ 7 !l5 -9 i2 0
la r business meeting at 7: in railed here bv lb* lines* of her
P. M.
sister, Mr*. 11. 11. K aitn rr.
~ T h v tv w tn -tip r u n m m in g
Ardls McDonald of Daytona
of the American Legion Auxiliary
a t th r leg io n Hut from 7:00 P. Beach was Uie weekend guest uf
j M. until U:00 o'clock for the pur. tier cousin, B etty Corrodi st hrr
pose of filling out the question home In the Welak* Apartm ents
naire*. All members are urged to
be present.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry lli-ercu
71i* Fidelia Class of the F irst had as their house guest* i n . .
B aptist Church will meet at the the weekend, Mr. ana Mrs. Ed.
home of Miss l-oudeen Crawford ward Demmler o f Plttaburg, Pa.
oil Magnolia Avenue a t 7:00 P.
Friend* of Mia*
Marguerite
M. for n covered dish supper.
Karh member Is asked to com* Duncan will bo glad to learn that
and bring a covered dlah.
th e Is recuperating at her home
Membership rpm mltle* o f J,e tn Palm etto Avtnu* from a recent
Genera] Sanford. Library Associa Illness.
tion wilt meet a t the home of
Uie chairman, Mr*. F. T. W il.
Miss M argaret Cox and Mis.
Hams, 3to Oak Avenue, a t 0:00 draco B arn ett of Jackson*'UA. M.
wer* th e weekend guests of Mis.
Tho Townsend organisation will Mauds M. Miller on Msgnolln
present free movies e ilfu ln ln g the Avenue.
Townsend Plan a t th r curlier of
F irst S treet and Magnolia Avenue
Friend* of Mr. and Mr*. H A.
a t 8:00 P. M
William* will bo glad to learn
Th-.: A sariai. Cle*r ft t the Flrat th a t they a n able to !.* out afire
B aptist C hur-h anil meet In the suffering front in fluents fur the
e a n e t a t 7:10 P. M. Ilm ita w * past two wpalri,
will ho Mr*. I.x irin v B e a lM r a
A . U B ta c v . Mra. H ro W David
Mr*. H. 1- Corrodi of Columbus,
and Mr*. P eart David.
Ohio I* visiting h er daughter-inSawing session win ba M d to r law, Mra. Darotinr Corrodi and
the Red Croai a t tha W oman ■
Club from 1:W P- M: , nnUl
TUESDAY
^ a t h 'e r i l N ight will he oKserved a t
tha Junior
High
( ho mMini)
Annuals, P e re n n ia ls
A r e L i s t e d In T a l k
Mr. Harry H e re ., talked or.
* "" 7
unnuuU and pem inlalp. IliUiur
the common ones, nt the meeting
of the recently orgaiilaed Junior
Ci&idvn Club of the Wv*t Blda
Primary Sehool h| the achool F ri
day morning
She told of the three c j*«ential*
In making flowers grow
and
tit!e*fted the impm tnnee of hnving
binlh in our yurden*, exhibiting
ii fe«*dtng atalion mude of a kitihen sink (trainer
The
time
and
(d«er
to
Nominating Group
Named By Auxiliur>
A nominating committee .......
|Kited of Mr*. C. M F lo w n s. Mis
T L .Sullivan and Miss JcanprMr
lotlng, was named hy the pn-si
dent, Mrs. C. F. J'rurtor wi (li«*
meeting of the American Legion
Auxiliary in
Uie Legion Hut
Friday evening.
Mrs. Proctur presided and called
fur reports of Hie various com
inittcr*. Mrs. M Jacobson a as
given a rising Vote of thanks f , .
iter efforts In behalf of ||,< pro.
posad new hospital. Hostesses l,„
the next meeting will he MrHenry McLaulIn and Mrs Jt,.,l,.
aon. ,
Those present wera: Mrs ptlw.
Jff.JHrm, Pauline Howard, Mr« A
R. Ford, Mrs. H enry McLaulm,
Mra. Robert North, Mrs i i
I ®
c - H«rp*r. M-t.
w**ra. B. M. Rl( h,.mT
Mrs W. 0 . Cook, M r. A I.
t.1,ln £ U'asM,£ N 8 ' 9«»rtv.m a„,
Mr*. C. M. Floweia. Mra. Js.«.h*7'
Floyd Washburn. M..
k
held boro Mar. H .JS t0 w,.,-k
cut rac re at tonal affd leisure.nm i
program* foy military and nav.i
°» t« tv In Florida.
Mr*. Many Wostlaad of Boattk,
S tate
WPA
Admlnlatra'or
Waah, Wha t i epoadlng son-,
time a t Daytaaa B ach, vUitad Boy Schroder aald tho conlrr.
• “fM w U I be conduct ad by Tint.
7V
4fv. of Washing,
toa, technical eupervlur of WPA
reeraaUm urojaeti throughout
the U nited States, and Mra. KoL
la A. SouUiwarth. eteta director
*f WPA eomraunlty eenrlca pro-
r .g g * '*
H
b
Military Training
M
tt XSIlfNGTON. Mar. 10 —(S )
— .Peeking to speed th* train in g
of ik’.nno pilota annually, tha
Army Air Corps announced to .
■lay that fledgling f l lt r t
Ud
technicians would be given baile
nnlitiiry irnining at Hie a ta ri o f
their .ervice in .trail of later.
Mnxwctl Fitdd, Ala., w as deslgnatiHl one of four new itp U tf*
until* centers.
n<i litilain estim ates
the
World W ar cost h er shout
billion dollars.
’ , :■
-A c m m j
I ‘reseat
1’n a r
tim
i
ON.*. % u A .U -A e V A C vT "
remit trd
rm
f lhi 'i h m d l t ’N fo r H ri
■dd hiwf w eek Hint h U i
MUM'ol fro m th e n a tio
Miiart* r- for
m e d le in e
J '" ’ -l..;- t wrl». . . . . . . 1
iiihfi thiiur«* nt-eiled liv
.^
WfillimitN
About |,OAArOOO bom
I ha it* Wen riven bv x
*i'Hl* i h»>4’l\ Iulltm mu -In 11e 11i.
Vldllg of Hr,| Vi <m% t n era on ||«««
I 1*1 Ut Hivs' i ujth ( i •nniiiuiK 'ii.
Itumimi,. t, . \|Fli,m ,(| |»y n
I drain* of th. Mo-tou y*\»i »nl\ont
to make miii i i iis ti. itu - ,', if
iie n n a n \ k«I- ihiooyh Turkey
Some ilt|iloni*ii-4 t
li
lief tluil th* i< |fiitcii ('uiitjitiM
*orti’(<iitriitit ii* nme!ii* on nn it
II iiMoinn nt tfin pt lit 111mf I tii i .
many out ,*f tr\Ui^ .1 o o u * 30.
A‘uni the lh*t flu ut Hi s. (• \
hi*.
<i‘Ntiny Iiiui ili> Red \tm \ wtoild
I iiu vi* in to In 11* Ttii k-t \ m • u .
if Mitdi n N'.in df i\ ■
Vugo-lm ui, aiiolht'T pii'lih out
tieal fm t 1 mi 11.. Hal Ismi-, .no*
profllMftll, hfdl* Xtil Milih I" 1 til
into Iilii' with tin 1 Am , uithm it.
Iimvt'vpi , My >iuik* 1111 jt ■
l ull
fil'd if nd iiimmImi
|
Sill* O M-W « \|'ft 1*••I t
M|. | * '1
I tori*urn
iniiii'i« > \ I» v.■m*i* r < in.
I‘|>| _M«1 knv 11
Iill | Ml • 111 It
hfvgndt’H T im •I \ t" - ii *i i ii i-
First Church of Christ, Scientist
A N N 11U N C F .S
A Free Led urc On Christ Inn Science
T'illo: A Mt'SKiiyp o f F r e e d o m
a n d D o m in io n
It v
ClmrloK H. W i n n , ( ’. S. It.,
P a sad en a, California
-ii. i i M,i
11> i i i i 111 m i
I l*T
So u 111Hide
r.<ui ti i M i
I\
............ .. 11 ■.i < i ius i erii:N -
I BWT l . N
Prim ary
S lit i f
Ib iW fi-n
l l l « M i 111 S I T I ' H
School
Miipooloi
nod
A uditorium
Palm etto
A vrn u ci
T u e s d a y , IMareli Mill, 1911, a t 8:00 P. M .
T ile I'u lilic in m rd lu lly
inv ill'll In u t t r n d .
ptant
ruttinga were dieeufioil by Mr*.
Heei en, and the Hi pot tnnee of
wateiliig ami weeding plu-NNed
The unnunl flower nhow of the
Sanford Garden < lob vnu an
nounced tu In* held on Wednesday
and Thumday at the
Pm inn
Huuxr, and all Junior ('I u j me ru
ber ■ lire urged to enter exhlbita.
Melba Frederick wits e lee ted
to aerve aa prealdent of the eluh
and Faya Haiiiin#, v trr prrmtirttl
Fuye Mae Cogburn will i n v r
a t arcrotary and Rich.r,l M.-Nab
1 * treasurer.
JACKSONVILLE. Mar. , u _
•nt*, Mr. and Mr*. K. C Echola. W — A rm y and Navy o f f ic e .
fh l
*•** officials of
• , v WPA
r v r* and
ana other
outer gorern-Tbo annual fluwar Mww by tb i
Friend* of Mr*. Harold K astner the atata
menUl
agancie*
in tha first of
Sanford Garden Culh. wOi bo hold will ragrvt to loaro th a t ah*
u n d erw en t. a major, eporatlon la t ii* ruM ° { ,- w***v*neaa to be
.W S K w .
l* I» « r
«• “ precaution ngmnsi lieiinnii
forces which appealed lead) to
.smash into tiler, <■ no.I net Finn. I
T urket
Brlroca lecture a t tha flauthstd*
Ac bool auditorium, a t Blty P. M-
T
ty ra n t
C. F. Evans, registrar
Montvenle School, will „p,
“The Over.pNvilegi'd Child
Junior High Srhcnl Tucd.iv
at 8:00 o clock
H w a llw iiril
Recreation To Be
Planned For A r m y
* VlMro will b* a frao CbrD tU a
( ! « k iln a r il
meeting tonight. As coimnlHer.
men to nconmpnny him nt the
meeting with th** local fan* b»*fore the mrv*1ing with the t ’emmissioner<« he aelecteil, Lee lionover, preahlent c»f the l-ecshurg
ehi’j ; on official of the Ocola
club; and iVter Sell m u ).
In the event the franchise n
lost the rluli will lose such play
ers os Jody
Mowing ton.
Hill
Daugherty, Mi 11,*id Huyes,
AI
KimhrHl. Ralph
II.viler,
Rick
(iHlespie iiiui other*. In addition
the club will forfeit the $‘J,5U0
the Washington club would pay
French Object Toj
Britain’s Blockade;
British Aid Group Counter-blow Seen
Acknowledges $50l luma tic ip 'a rtii" hn-t oighl In be
concentrating tr - <•(,- m th,- c-ui- |
G i f t At Meeting! caaua,
near tin Tiuki-di lio iitu i.
.............
speak on -th e ov*r-privtled*ed
ehlUi.'' Tho public I* lavltod U
Mass Meeting
' & ••m2^5r bR
T°SS
O f B a l l Fans ,S L 'U r 1'
" 1
Called Tonight Fliers To Receive
H riill.'
• erve.l
Japan Ri*ported To
Have Given lip Her
East Indies Plans
Father O’Farrell
Cites N e e d For
J u s t i c e , Charity
- I f"M P
ixr ■■ »
II ttn lln u r d
' p*
Morris.,....... I the eluh
a nun............ favorite s*'l liu" |
Mai im III..... . ailed at lent Ion t"
the Flow t. Hlinw which * ’ll l,<
held ut. W.vlnceday «ud Thursday ,
in the Parish House
QuollllK ...... . »•*»**«• L'Hobiv. '
Fatl.r. tlb a ii.-ll ,U-ela.e<l that ft'Oil) 1l 11 til "lilt" tilt 1 lit' ) 111 II'
today a- Hie.. Ha' «r> t* to 'f a r e
Thr I Hltll’l W flvw luvt MXIf 1
uui count.V * il‘>K *»‘l *"
■«i ! 111 it I th - in ti' n I i f f n t i 1 1-fci 11 1 1 1
to the- woiId ihi.se prinnples ol f i n
T h . \ f t . I I m w . i I ih .
demoermv
wliirh
l’" ‘1 ■if Hji((ilblll> IIl|| Ilf- M. nl IH <xh‘
landed down tu us l.y ou. la llin - L < l |1 i h i n i ’l > XV«‘i I’
(1
xx ‘ *11
slncr pie-Herolullonary IMi.es
(•if xbiiih (hex .Inin c l ».i 'h f‘*
••liu. country, he said. "Is HuT h r m r i 'IK
*• X im h .l
im
I
last haven of freedom m Hu ih.M mim in il H H I <m li.i'k H um
world tislu)
hud flu4 <4)01111 ilmf hxxm, Ih
Yet we lake fur granted all htuxH i ilionr i.f
“ nn <
those blessings fur which uui Hag , it in t if nntLuliMn.fi mmstands, he continued. W« forget vurlouH prethmp n f I.' ImIf *11 xx
tho sacrifice* that have bven made hi**r»f in full r» ;
In make it possible. Wa forget the 1 Th** ntr nni!
*• * m
sacrifices of those l.aidy iilonrer* m lin a t r*t-« nr h i
iM iiu h *
xx
who went out into the wilderness , ()roi»|i«xf1 nn ■ few ir'inl** in
from New F.ngland tu settle the 1ru"t V-'dB&Hml W'lth ""
South and the Wesi.
"*im | " x . F ' I n i l r
‘I i
i r r " hul Ihnl *• ••null niilllh. i
We take for granted, lie Uf- pnijllr vxrn* VI lint xaN-h 1
I elared, the sacrifices uf the . o i - . nrht hr'** *•n uk rriift
hum ini I
dlers ami the generals who gave .'..It'll! Knifliml m -tinn
their lives that uur flag of free
dom might fly unfurled,
We see on the on* hand, hr
continued, h rate men dying to fuse Hu* sacred nivssug, »in>
| keep alive the principles uf de means to them only gived, »>«i"
mocracy, and on the iXher hand and selfishness The Amcru*
i traitors and fifth culumnlat* who nation is hostile to Hus i>hilu>
b a r . forsaken those (deals Wr
Visit, l > at today s l u n c h e o n i l l .
ae. tha d ra f lr. who pula h i. per
sona) welfare and hi* busliu-s, eluilrd M K. Wlnwuidle of Crown
ahead uf his country's safety slid Point, lyid Ed Bevrrlry of la, k
on tho other the draft or who sac •onvilie, (Valter I»«lii*hN'utl ol
rifice! all that democracy and Murrisvillr. Pa., l-ewls la'ach of
Cochran. Ga., Cecil lliaik aiol Vt
freedom may live.
"Will the tim* e v .r coma . he I- Tliurjw uf Orlando, ('union
•iked, “ when the people will be P sslin anil Charlea Park. Jr .
tray Uie principles of Washington Junior llolarian
and Jefferson f Thera Is n* ed of
g reat sacrifice* today If w* are
to keep alive tha principles ol
democracy.
' "Thp nations of Europe today,
which survived the ravages of Ih*
BTDCCO Hl'NGALOW
H u m . are now propagating th*
• KIHJMH AND IIA 111
jjtucinlea of Altlla and Alarlo.
Tha old world look* for tha truth,
1 HKDKtNIMH —
but their loaders distort and con- GOOD LOCATION — NEAR
SCHOOLS
f
>r Class Of Seminole High
^Presents Its Annual Play
Home For Sale
w il l
EQUITY
s a c r if ic e
FO R
;
\ 1 1 inctiitti-s W ith l* ri« '»
— TUl'Htluj n m ill K ritluy
T K L K I'H O N B
10:1
V l.il n r ra il 1111 j n l t r lnilR *llllir tt'llttM i'
1 a n ! iln ig g in t In r j m u - Hi tig lit'Pils.
I n n c u n u lttiitH lie Ktiri1 m iju u lity iiiui
eiTvlt-t' tvlii'ii ym t Iru ilp ui
L a n e y ’s D r u g S to r e Q m p f
W e Fill All P r c H c r ip ti o n s
Meinch Itufldini;
Sanfurd, Florida
C onv e n le n t
l-L T r.S DAY
T erm a
CARi'i.N ren
ta fa tu fn fo u s i
my
CA S H
$30.00 to $5,000.00-6 Months to 5 Years
in q u ir e
GKO. WEINSTEIN
STYLE SHOP
]« f fc. FRUIT ST.
till 8THKKT -AT *FRENCH
AVENUE — PHONE 711'
*** ** *’ -■ 0 --*1 ' " * - *
|h.
\
�1
la Produces A nother ProJpect
ation Golf Picture, L o J k s T r i
ghe-a • huik r
4 36. yard hoi* «
PAJttUBr. Do* Him H r «• »*<•l**AA Cnfllxk. Pm. Up* fl.S* <•
RlOUS WORLD
WtUT.-WS w
M iam i
, t . - .- -n with a ilnv*
day *ha won tha Punta
lament rrora a fast
Looter, making tha
1 for Ui* first,tim *. ha*
in aT. th* Mnthom
fe e t 2. Big hands. 2.
d compctiv* cplrlu
got them from her father
rBoggn, who waa a mighty
loothom Association pitcher
yoara hack, and her grand, M r Bol J. flplller, who
VWMd th# Attenta baseball
f e a r
•*
T h a t* w h y sb # had to t o m to
d u r in g T w e
CMILCV HOURS
r °Hh»<u * i ■PS**han gHp a t first
and when they told h*r that w**
wrong
adopted th* InlcrlofkInTgrlp. But h*r fa th jr obMrvH
id the ov*r.
the changed
Upping grip—and
O PZ JA W V ,
W H E N THE
**Loui*e Is only 11 now and with
a few year* mom growth and **•
Igr own* a nlno-bote court* H ence may be a strong ton
er for the national ehsmplonand Loute*
haa played
i oh It sine* *h* waa a Httte
a took thre* of hi* discardlb* — driver ,ma*hte and Church Holds Hopes
—end become a golfer.
wasn't until • couple of Of Miami U. Boxers
i Bgo. though, that aha rodad. her game sarloualy. Bh*
C O R A L G A B L E S . M at. 1 0 SteoUtr ItShy; possibly the (B p scteD — W hite th# U n lvsralty
'Booths boot, and out of o f U tem l w ill probably h o r s ssv friendship grew an ambition t m l v n tm n ts In th* ta m in g N * .
I Mo of th* top star#.,too. t Iona I InterroU ogU t*
B oxin g
Md -Dorothy play tog«tb*r ch am pionships. C h lg hope* for a
WINDOW G L A SS
is M O T A
AAODeCM IM V E N iT lO N /
IT H A S B B E N
F O U N D IN T H E B l-N N S
C *=
l= > Q W P B I I .
ria*,- runner-up In th* 1920 cham pionship w ill, r e s t w ith Jo*
||a *tat* championship and Churrh, B u ffsln . 128, poontter.
lg last year, played In only J o e broke eren In tw o bout* with
Sow*v*r. she gave Fatty
«h* looks aomtthing Ilk*
-ealt* a battl# . la
th*
.Biltmore toamamsnt.
f had Louis* thrs* down
fifth bol*. But tb* Georgia
te r took th* next thrs*
to igusr* th* match and
had to finally shoot 8-4-4Jrdlaa, on Ui* closing hols*
1 L o g in 's pars.
r
lie s , K sn n s d y sa id . A lso open
w ill b* th* w a stern p o rtio n o f
U l c t O k eecjiob re ly in g In G lodns
nnd H en d ry c o u n tie s, and tn *
11
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PHOTOS
W hat makta a Leader
In Laxativca?
A daptable
B L A C K -D A U G H T
h a s be«lt a t e s t se llin g l a i n .
Ilya with four g en era tio n s In the
fiouth. This sp icy, arom atic p ow .
dor Is a ss y lo la k o
and you
regu late th* stren gth
to
Hilt
you r needfT It con tains a Ion ic,
laxative th a t helps to n s t e t y In.
tostln al m uscles. That'* Im por.
te n t. It'* econom ical, to o l 9H lo
40 doss* co st on ly 22c. Bo n e x t
lim e , try tlm o -to ilo d BLACK.
DRAUGHT.
ADV.
HAVANA. Mar.
Van
Uncle Mitngo, th* tmpradfetaUa
pitcher who w*» going to win *5
game* for Brooklyn this acaaon,
waa fined $100 Sunday and'banUhed from th* D odgm ’ training
eamp for drinking.
Th* fl*ry flrtballnr waa given
tramportatlon • to lfaeon and
told that If ha wapted to rotern to
the good graeea of thn D odgm
ho would Kara to do It a t tha
camp of their Montreal (Interna*
t Iona I Leagn*) farm which boglna
training th e n next Saturday.
The latest upheaval In Mungo’s
long and turbulent relationship
with th* Dodgon occurred 8 au
nrday night a t Broklyn head,
niurtcr* In th* Hotel National.
After dinner ho appeared a t th*
Imr In high *plrita and offered to
liny all tho bay* a drink. Two of
Hu- hoy* a t the other end of the
Kir happened lo be Manager Leo
lluri chirr and roach Chuck Urea.
»cn.
When the brat known cltiten of
Pagetend, R. C., arrived a t La
Tnipiral itndlum yesterday forth*
nwlgcrs’ iloubleheader with th*
Cleveland Indian* he was handed
a nnle try Club Secretary John
McDonald that bla stay
with
Brooklyn was ended at least tem
porarily.
Jo* Joca of U n iv ersity o f F lor
ida, p resen t tllleholder* thl* yvor
an* orew w ith hint once
teat
v e ir ,
Church won their la st m ea lin g
clean ly »nd has h igh ho no* o f rstin g in tha natlonala. Church
fig h tin g hia fin a l y**r for
M iam i w hile Joca I* d Junior at
BTOUCHED
oofs Shown
•M A ”"' ••
T o r Being Drunk
A t H avana Camp
) —Inisv
■'Inrl.
I I,
nrc
stale
ta \ ,
Iiv 1
fib re
of
sli
iirol
-lie10.Tf
ui to
Mnr.
Imlet
Itht-i.
i Ihe
jppur
it u th rn stcm portion of
Is le
(Ikevchobeo In I'sltn Ueuch niiinty set aside ua u “ breedlnit
ground" for fl.h . The remnlndvr
of Lake Okecch'dii-e
is closed
from iniilnlghl, Mnr. II , through
May III f ‘r the tukimr of black
bin*, under the elitto.wlde law.
I The Dead Lake* in t'.ulf .tnd
Calhoun counties will ho elote.l
Ito ldnrtc h a s. fishing fr-nt Mnr.
1 ' th mu eh May .,1. D uring tilts
'm onth, pf A pril nnd May thess
w aters nrn closed to nil fishing,
The fit, Johns Itiver. from VoJusdn lia r nerth to the mntltll,
docs mil have n cloned season
on the taking of black bast,
ficveml countion In tile stale,
hy resclullcn uf the ro unty commiss loners have been closed to
the taking of all specie, of fresh
w ater fish during a (10-day pc.
Hod approxim ating the closed
Most Inexperienced d e se r t so l
d ie r * , s u f f e r g a str ic d istu rb an ces
Iwcaure o f th* g n a t q u an tltl** o f
d u st th ey ar* forced to sw allow .
"You ore being furnished trans.
portation from Havana to Macon,”
the not* aald. "You are to leave
the Dodgers camp tonight”
In the .past Mungo haa alwaya
been ihe chief problem rhlld of
Brooklyn managers. In 1938 ha
Jumped the club In Pittsburgh and
ass next heard from at his South
Carolina home. Another tlm# ho
and a couple of teammates got
Into a fist right a | a fit. Loula ho
tel nnd he once rammed hi*'flat
through a train window while
imvcllng with the club.
ASK OVEN FORTH
H n v YORK, Mnr. lo —( ,F l \ group of Irish Americans dls.
■lo-id Sunday Ihry had rallied
I’l.'id e n t Kamnn de Valera ntkinu- him to open the western ports
o f Eire to Creul Ilritain because
"ll>« lifeline Iretween G reat Rrli min mid America has beromo the
lifeline of civilisation."
Relief At Last
For Your Cough
Cnm tnulslon relieves prom ptly liecause u goes righ t to lb * t e a l o l th e
trouble l o h elp looocn and ex p el
C R E O M U L S IO N
for Caught.Chnl CoWi, ProitcMHi
Orlando Kaannl ctuh. midway boU. B. Highway If. V in t me*
tween Hanford and Orlando on
of tha 11-oront program get*
underway a t B ill o’clock.
Tha feature race match** eight
dog* In a crack field. They In.
chute Extra Special, Grand 81a,
B**l Tire, B« Lucky, Britten
M d *W aC« /u ia rd !lt"'
M° “
Tonight’s Entries
F IR tT RACE— Futurity:
3 lllp O. K.
* Ovo’bee
* K itty C lever
« Atarali
* C*.r.h PrlncT**
I Muj**.. »«»*
1 S JJ* FrleoO
» la d r Omen
UKCOND It ACM— F u tu rllri
. I F lr it Ita ll i.f Dally Double)
l Ana Ex
A Havant
S lllaak Hlpn
a JuOg- John
1 L k L
I R asgar Ilea
4 Blow HueuJ
a Im .a tn . Tba*
THIRD HACK— I - la Mile:
I U U H a ll o f D ally Double)
I lla x o l*ale
& Hhe|ta*a tniaf*
5 Bam Jarkei.n
a Dixie Kmllh
X Dan III nr
J Ijirk y
Fire
* Mr. Iluleh
1
PRPPKR& flu. R p r .'I U * l> I* •*.
( r t . 41.7* to 11*4
TNVTATOtStL Red Bllse, Bid. Cvt.
. K lin No. | M l In II.H , (lack*,
C m . 11.11 to VI. KB.
RADMIL Una. Hun ter In tie .
HTflAW nUtlUKH, n u t (to , to 14c,
KPlNAClf. Mu H er. 1*0 (a (l.S*.
B4JUMH, Tellow . Bo. l(pr. I I M t f
TOMATO KB, I* la illb . CM. 4'bole*
ta Fey. i l l * In M i l . Luc* |I.K*
to IS.*#. —.
TURNIPP, Do*
n u n , Good la
Fc>r. l i e la l*c, Du. I l l 1» I l f
W A T lin e n n a , D ot Run l*o 10
1*0.
ORAPEFRUIT.
P»r CM.
I1. B.
Comb. lie. r * Tie.
OIIANOKfl, Per Crl.. U, B Comb
11.7*. I’o VI.I*.
OUT OF STATT. rnODCCTa
A PFI.ua, Varlnua Types, Hood to
F o r . Ho. Holtt. | l . I I ■to II.I*.
ONIONS, I* lb. Back, T 4U«w Mr lo
II.M . Bpanlali *L11. ■
BWKUT POTATO!!* Cwt. 11.71 I*
BUYERS
Save $25 to $100
IN THW CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
NINTH JUDICIAL CINCIIT OF
FLORIDA IN AND FOR BRMtNOLM COUNTY. IN CIIANCKRY.
MARUARKT W. INIIIII. plaintiff
t'TIB M. COUR. T ielebdant.
ORDEtl OF r i ' I I U M T I a l
To: O ils M. Cobh
You are hareby rrttulrril to appenr to Ihr bill fllu i attain.! you
la lha a b o ia anlltle.l eauar. ahlpb
I . imndlna. nr, Mondai April 7t»
ll la furlher n n.ertd Ihal Ihla
* Mammy nrilor
of publication be pnbllahed
FOURTH flA t'K — Futurity:
I Wild Daaerl
* lllp T h- Way
1 K iller Meteor
* o u r Rill
S Rex lam a
t llr .a k Hboi
I flood l/M n
* Juat Cleorpe*a Pul
FIFTH RACK— 1 -la Mila:
I Van Koh
a Mauktc Red
1 Happy o ilm a n
a Monle nine
■ W lllla Mite
T port Hide
4 Ker-Hwia*
■ M m , nip
SIXTH nACR— F uiu rliv:
I Jitney
A irn 1 ■ ,
1 Ilannntao
* tier i i n J '. >
I Kanaka llrn g a r
T D a ily Daunt
4 John Whtiahaad
I (lin t Cllppfr
BEVRNTK RACK— t - 14 Mila:
I Llttlo Klbblaa 4 Jurist's Drelalon
t Ihwutr Kay
4 D olly d ra in
1 (lay Kop
7 Floaala Arms
4 Faat Fury
S Mormonty
nilH IT II RACE— Futurity:
1 tludity T ariff
* W hits O iarllr
I tlo lfo o l Roy
C llunny Twlatar
5 Be ram Roll •
I Nlrktlodeon
I Im roihy
I Flaatiy Mtarkstons
NINTH nAUB— I-IA Mila:
l Real Fire
* c i t r Judg<
i llvtrn B pedal
t Rriilah Train
J F rlfnd Moee
1 Grand Bie
I Ida 1Vlllar.il
I Bs Lucky
TENTH llA C fl— * 1 4 Mila:
I Molly Dana
( (Itorlnus Premier
1 I'll Flee
« Pow er To Hoar-.
J Mark Down
»
7 II. shot
I Mina Pmvrua
4 Air Reaper
III.KVIINTIC nACK—« -l« MM*:
U lu ln ltlu Race)
,1 Charlie lla tl
S P ie ..a m Sue
I Cblrf Cannon
• l>alay
I lllsb ln n d Arms
1 R ill Bailor
I Itfd Kob
| Ab'a Memory
MARKET REPORT
tin ,b et Repart ■( Sales a r t e ISrOI
A. M. HppAar, Msrvh *. t*«1
F L D ltlliA I'ilDDUFT*
nnra a week for four consecutive
Media In tha Ranford Mrrald a
newspaper of arkiaral elreulation In
and publlehsd In Bemlnole County,
Florida.
W llnaae my hand and seal aa
l.lrrk at lh a (Nreull Court at Manford Florida Ihla March llh IH I.
(MIIAI.I
n. I*. IIFRNDDN.
*'lark Circuit Cumt,
n . : a . ,*i w m ’tH d . r .
IN THIS COURT OF TIIH COUNTY
JUIM1B. SKMINOLH
COUNTY,
FLOIUDA, IN PRORATE.
NOTICE TO CHEDITOUS
IN ItAI: lIKTATftS OF KDMUMO R.
ItUUIIKU. Dereaard.
Til ALL, CJIRDITOlm AND PRRBONN l.'AVINU CUA1MK OR RKMASDM AdAINNTMAlD EBTATKl
You a ik, <uch o f you ora hsraby
notified and raryulrao to praatal
any claim s and dem ands which
you. or eith er o f you, may bars
apalnat lha aalalo of EDMUND U.
IIOl'RKE. deceased, late of enld
County, lo tba County Judge of
BEMINOLK County. Florida, at bla
office In the court house of aald
County nt HANFORD. Florida, w ith
in right calendar m onth, from
the I tin a o f tha first publication
of th is notice. Each claim or de
mand sh all ba In w riting, and shall
sta le lha place at residence and
post a ttire sources o f Ihe claimant,
and ahall he asrorn to by the claimam , agen t, or a tto rm y . and any
W OM EN
helped 2 w ays!
Romo
find
th ey
need
only
IIMAMS .Nil OOOIM
sta r t ta k in g C A R U U I 3 day* be
l'AlIRA(|i:. Fer Tun. tint, lo Fer.. fo re " th e tim e,'' a* directed, to
Demshit (Plod 13- *0 |(i 1*0 00.
reliev o -p e rio d ic pain due to
llet- tin Vlpr. l i e li, lie ,
l-AIIIIAIIIL rhlnese, U'rate. ISc lo fu n ctio n a l cau ses. O thers fin d
Sic.
C A R U U I, used a s a tonic, helps
CARROTfk Dos. Run. (Or to Me. stim u la te a p p etite and Improve
Rokl. t t c to 4 I t*.
d
ig estio n through the increased
CKI.F.ItT, ert., Iierooml A ctive .n il
HU|ipll-s Fair. »*• t'e 13,7* lo I low o f g a str ic Juice. So It a s
II IS, *'■ IV i l . l t la ISIS
CMLF.IIT IIHAltTOL I Cm
t'rt s is ts to build up th eir stren g th
and th u s to ralter* perotdto
I I II In t i l l .
rOLDAKDR, Do*. Ran. l i e to **e.
fun ction al dlstrvsO su ch * s h ea d ,
MUHUMDKIia, Du. ltekl. It.I* lo ach es,
n erv o u sn ess,
cram p -tik e
17.1*.
pain. T ry C A R D 1U .
U sed
60
ONIONS, Dos. Dun. l i e to Me
yoaral
*•1. bbtr tssl to Oar.
They
tong
rum s
Sm all
■mall
w ill M l sta y hrre
at lh*a* prices so
In at one*.
ilaw n paym ent and
m o a tU r paym sala
ALTMAN
Chevrolet "Co.
SANFORD, FLOHIDA208 W. Firat SL Phone 184
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Favorable For
Orange Market'
The Capital Snowed Under
Filers, Sailors A n d
‘.Boldtani S c h o o l e d
• I k Preparation For
Flood Of Supplies
TAMPA, Mar. 11— Tho lo u of
5,000 c a n in the California navel
crop because of heavy rain* in
th a t slate make* Florid*'* Vnlcn.
cia market prospect* more fa^or.
Large Reservoir Of
* Men "Are Ready To
r Join Battle Ranks
I/lNpON, Mar. 11 —f/P)—
Xt**4+atn
B r i t a i n kafl
h * 8 tr
tr na tn
in oe dd
a k e le to n f o r m a tlo m t o f
C .u U la n i an d Bold le n t f o r
ths flood of alrptanea. xhlpa
And S tm s she expects fro m
the United 8 tatos.
pS' WelUnformed sources here
Vsld todsy s v s a t .pool n f
manpower Is resdy to n o u r
Into battto u mob >■ tho Umte<i
ktoto a eeono Ma »torv* o f e 't u m
lha
aid.to.pritiilii
Here 1* n view of the Capitol u* the h r.v le a l «tnnn « r th j
iri'ean mlHUry, nav.l ?nd winter »wirled up from A l.b .m . .m l covered W .ihlngton with «
m t U b a re ta a " w o rk u a 10-lneh fall. Extreme colit .rcom psnle,) the blitinril. which burlei)
tU ad n o r* th«n
four the Eaatern v .b o .r t! umler ■ blanket of *ntw
i te d o a a «o-op«r»llon with
'mFraneh
fl**» '•*l n‘^.’
d y fo r action » hi5'
I m s V F n n e s W V Into the
Sanford Baseball Walter Haynes To
Entry Assured At Take Examination
Meeting Of Fans As Private P ilo t
flxrford w *i .**ured ■. Wn<.
&css?»sz
* ^ ’ra. U. W. Ball, pm ldant of
tta S S t a i and lodlc.ted them
w ^ l d U l S l election of officer.
. • » t f w r a a rA*s
drawa axplalnod.
Individual InUrwta and probf l r i i i wrra dUcuaaed and the
Method, uaad. by dmaotutration
clflba faitba cmmto w jnt preijenud
s . - a n s ’W
W
c
well rvported the ro.npcm tion
of Chari** Bradahnw in the ex
ten t of
the elub all of
the *]ulpm ent of the team.
Offered |760 unaoliclUd yeaterday afternoon. Mr. Caldwell
•xprcaaed ronfhlencc that
the
team would be aupimrlcd and at
le .a t $2,00(1 raiard here (or the
araaon a mm ml tie r
ha*been
formed to filliah the Job of r.U ina the remainder of the money
needed to aamirv the expenae*
of the team.
Dr. |)<»a haa t>ern appointed
chairman of h finance committee
conalatipi: »f U.
I'rrkina, T.
1trail ford llyrd, W. II. Relt*. Zeb
Ratliff, M. It. b’trickl.nd, Jr., nnd
Don Carraway of Ovlnlo. The
Committee alerted out at 0(00
('clock thla momlna
to raiae
funds for the team and m\1 citL
rna a te uri-etl to eo-operule in
‘. h- drive, M'1. Caldwell aald.
Mr. Dradahaw’a offer waa re
vealed to tbc fana a fte r their
meeting with the City Commia.
Iiwwliawr. Oa Peae Klie.)
BER U N ,
Mar. 11. - ( f f i Authortied apokrarntn aald early
today th a t “ nothing la known
her*5’ of rumor* abroad that
Germany ii demanding Y u.oilavia join the
Germaa-Italofapaneac
alliance
Instead
ot
we rely concluding a non-arrrealon treaty with Ijie Reich.
Entland'a naval haa* at 8ln*atre waa cirated In a apet where
I year* ae» there were only
anrrove swampa and block mud.
WAS THIS YOU?
W nltrr
IliiyneA, teller at
Matsuoka’s V i s i t Is
Called Counter-Ac
tion To America’s
B r i t i s h - A i d Bill
Churchill And Ills Allies
FromCanadians
Thailand Receives
French Territory
Nation Will Receive
Aircraft Of Type
Unavailable In U. S.
Roosevelt Seeks
$7,000,000,000
the
Charles Winn Will
Speak Tonight On
Christian S c i e n c e
mid
•
in tii H '
.
,
Lake County’s Big F a ir A t Eustis
With a breakfast a t Dm cam*
EUSTIS, Mar. 11 _ (Special)
Xi l n headquartara an MltnoUa
venue, the Salvation Army drive — A record ope abac attendance
to t under way ytaUrday, mad m arked tho b ec in a tax la s t nl*ht
Sap*. R. & Hoe*, head ef the e f Lake Courtty'a annual fair
newspapermen were entertained
yesterday by fEe
aaeoclatlon,
Thoaa present Included Mayor*
Butler, of Leeaburf, Gaylord, of
which will continue throuch S at. Euatla, Brew a of dorm ant, and
arday.
Baldwin of Umatilla.
Tho Umatilla Hich School
A hi* crowd waa ataa d in f in
tlpa whan t a t b u m w a rt opened Bead cave a concert teat night.
In llr r lm , inform ed N a ila »ald
M hlM l 'kii a visit w n i one o f A »G*
rir* «»f ru n n ie r ucltons to tho
U n ited Stuti''* it id-1 <>.B rita in bill.
Atui that it w h s coiuirfprtd alffii if ini n 1 l hut Mnluuokn la accornp an iiil by m ilita ry n p e rts lit Itiiimv the Ita lia n * said Mat*,
•uokn wmilti discus* Ja p a n ’s ro|a
ii n« I ■
*i I hr A\i-* pact in tho rv e n t
tf lytiiihlc w ith the U n ited S ta in s
nVi’i the" 111 iti^h-aid hill.
S ttfa m ,
the
11f f ir in t
Ita lia n
n ew » agenev '•niil* "th e approach
if S|n mg, with dw expected of*
foriHivo'*, give* Mntnuoka** vlitt
cvcc|d iiinal
*' *' w in mi n llpIcriiMH,
ti dk'iitg n m m a ond Hu t i e m
HhnuM®. Ku»
it» *ti■* R o m e .
Ituilding Permits
Issued Totul $480
He announced th a t In the p o t
10 month* th* British air force
had destroyed 4260 German and
1100 Italian airplane* and lost
“ few er than 1800 aircraft "f
our own."
Hlnrlalr added: “ Wa h*v# rertalnly deatroyod much more thnn
half of the flrat line with winch
Salvation Army's
Record Crowds A ttend Opening Of
Campaign Starts
I*r#M
ns ml le i lit m y .
(Je tm a n y was reported lit auth ritn tive
diplom nh'
quarters
,M ' " 1 " ‘d'eiiing
night 1t> h«\e du*hed Yugo’ ,m,M' U
ito m
,|llv hopes of « eoniprnmlse un.
■i, i -tfinding w ith the A xis and to
* l"
lli'f d d
t, deni n tided fu ll allian ce in
"
*1,11
fi"** |}M.
|In r n .power part
on^. i 11 *11*I ic 11 h\ n
^ h rm i seipie ore, there were
in iim 'i i and put I " nfiri n fin in o l report * that P rem ie r
..........
1,41 * ,4‘P
h»agi-n nod
I ' itreign
M inister
.......
l i m n Miirk>n o Wilt e i to H er*
w - o .mi iMiidn hud niHflv |m |n\ rn Intel in the week
Atlantic.
rAYMBNTB MADE
ATIJkNTA. Mar. II. - d / D Thirty-ciaht Gcorfta and Florida
firm* mode reatitulion* totalling
$23,001 to 1048 wairw-earner*
during February the wa** *wi
hour division aald Monday.
la - a rla tM
h ‘iin\'
I.ONDON, Mar. I I — (An—
Air Mlnlaler Hir Arehlhald Sin.
clalr assured Urltaln today l< ut
American airplane* “ will yet here
in tim e" for
f - . the battle of
- T the
“in-lmmrr ala fe ."
11*
I’rnpajjiiniln Kunft of tho
Borlln-Ronio-Tokyo
alllanco
Itoomnd in concert nun h u t
the United Staten today as
Jniutn'n Forcijm M inister Yomko MntHiioka nrcnnrcd to
Ictivc the Fur F.ant for Imporlnnt folks with Adolf
Hitler mill Benito Musso
lini.
n Mini hulls AVeitllP ♦iflfflM .T FTiTtr^'t Fflt* EMI fMAfk.
I • pt hu
Germany entered tha « a r." II"
id the war waa about *o f i l e r
Yugoslavia Will De
cide Tomorrow If
She’ll J o i n A x i s
iin p n rt«n ri,.M
In l hr flu Ik a it crisis, Vugonla*
lin'd llf'gcnt P ritico P a u l iiunimotted i)n rr o a n council to meet
tomorrow in decide w hether Y u
goslavia would join the Axl»~uruici n i eportcij H itle r demand
that *h«* sign «*» n full.fled g o d
| member
A ft i t ii long delay, T h ailand
(KiritiM and Fren ch In do. Chinn
ti'iii h i ? , | i|tf. s . „
-lirned the
Ja p a q e se .a rra n g e d
’
"pefice p rn trv'al"
ending
I'i* h aomial. , liiwcf
f
.
i ■ • th ill"
( i on h e r con flirt, and giving^ | I I I I o u im 'konv, ho Id n<t an estim ated ’JfLDfM) aqdarn
C h u rch ill n r i* Cnni'i o I hikninki ( h ( n
r.ili k i ( innin ml*’i h
G o n rra ) de (iiiulli* { i i g h l l . I'M innm iihiig flu I i n
f i •in h
Bradshaw’s Offer . Of Yclvington Was First
Teaiti’B Equipment Of Group Of Five
W a r m l y Accepted To Obtain License
a r v o f the Chamber of Commerce,
Alliance To Be Discussed
NFAV YOtlK, Mar. 11— f.T)—
The Itriti-h radio raid today that
Britain *««n would receive “ pow
erful did" from Camutn, ineltid.
Inp pUrir. of n type not avail,
able frtnn the I'n itn ^ S tate,, man
and trtir material*.
The phjcrlivc* of the rnnnrtinn
w ar effort to tpeed-up. the IUIC
W hl. Include* the provision Of
33 civilian air arpindron*. and
‘fcn Increase In tho Canatlhih
navy In $13 rhlp* and 174)00
men.
In the war a t *cn, tho I.ondOn
Admiralty
ai knowledge*!
th e
henvie*t loll of chlppinir *ince
Oriulier, with n lo*> of 20 Hritlih. a Ilied and neutral ventoll
toll liny e IK.o.Tfl ton* In tho
week ended Marrh 20.
“ The Sprinir blit* which H il
ler promised haa begun," « IIrU
tlah *piike*man »aM.
In Athen*, dispatch** from tho
central front *ald the Italian
Prim e Minister \Vin*i*»u Churchill tre n le ii «* shown nt a lank
loate* In dead and wounded since
a major battle developed Friday dem onftm tion outride l,i»n«h u ut which hi* wn -lir w ri 1h»* capalulu
have leen tho heavieit suffered ties of vgrioite 01111011^1 fighting um t% nil m r* to**ini■t prii in t
hy the Fascist* In the Albanian against the dm when tj«*i nnuiv m«> u U iu ip i unnsum F lu n k in g
eainpt.tga. Figure* w<yr not jrlven.
fliMAt
it
undar
Ja p a n ’s Role Under Axis
Conditions Are Ripe:
For Better Prices Britons Expect
On Valencia Crop,
Sales Manager Says Increased Help
Men From This
V Country Assist
NUMBER 165
Member Associated Press
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
•
JKiUun 1rains
Forces To Use
«U.S.Equipment
wiV-a
■
Sanford Id T h e Only Ccntrfi
I Inrlda City Affording Rail. Hlghw*|
And Water Transportation
Established In 1608
*a
"V
.»
'
flwihioh County Produces
ITmH And V w ttabks Than A n j
Stthikr A m |n Florida
n
“f■
.
Edward H in t in, war J„
■cnvtlla- today on a Inline** t
T h e c t c r u l t v e fin a n c e , an d ti
tlon ro m n u tte e * o f th e < h m
o f C u n im r r r v w ill |u,vt. „ | „ i
eon m eet m y T h u r s d a y at
o 'rlo t k ut the V a ld e s H o lt I
The tem porary Hanford tho
of the Retired Railway Men's
soclalion will meet Thut .lay
ternoon at 2:00 o'clock nl
City Hall.
trill I..........‘ kirn: oiil.lo.il tti.-nli'* .on »t..l of i in- Kit'd* it. it... I
.
t, flotit* trill In pi......I on
'(• Into I.. 11mil ot it..' "out.
In oo loom will I.. . -i nn.
o. ,l.it f. - It pool to w(.i. i. live
With |IHO Italed «t* >nc coat
„f i-nn*trurtiun, four building p tr mil* were issued at the City
| | u|| yealet.lit), nerordiny to the
M.or.f- nf the City Clerk,
Those t**tie,1 permit* *r*: Rosa
."■I Ii.-it
Itro w n .
trill
I h < >v\ i i i i i i i
iii k ,
and
fttr
ir m e r a l
r e p a ir *
on
a
0 >i' in tioiit of Ilo ..... I Mill l.vtkl.linjr at 1121 d a rk Avenue,
t I into! path
\
. *
r.i
lioatittK *nn. 0*1*1 Mayo to add
flo tt n - ,
pirn ii)
on
(i
,,in m
on
a
).u iliiin ,r
at
1C08
1 . 1, i poilr-tn)., .till
o n o p t Wo>i T hirteenth Street, at a coal
11‘ 11 nl. i of Ii.. auditor,um id inf ff.O; Ita Souil.tvnrd to ro-roof
I'u m .Ji lln iih f
The p,*teelnl>
t id I., eitrli.l l.y I. tenet' of
dt . , p >' ■, drnpod uitii n>t>ai..in- (•■ru
■‘mall loom* off to the >,de of
,ilir a,ttlitoroi.il will hottae I lit; 1C
, i a > - . i.r flown* an.i iiinuiKr,
.1, III. Tin *e room* will he de..onie.i trim fljN,ni*h um ,. and
hutuhoo *lnlk*.
iloe
li.e loom* util hmite the
alia,h.tr hoxr*, which will contain
Kit.up. of flower*, fruit* or Vtyce.
ti.hl. » to form a picture. Art over-
h k * ' uV'
• ( OOfi W rit T w e n tie th
Street, at a co*t of $25; and UT.
I
(lihh* to re.roof a bulldinf
, | 7 | h Oak Ace.tue, at a coat
of $515.
*------------------ ,
,t M a r r i n i T c L i c e n s e s
.
,
lit „ n h A n d
Issu e d O v e r vV ceK enu
------ - y 0ur m arn ase liccnara bav*
|wvn t,*Ued at the Court IlOU»l
hitlfr Balurtlay, aeeordinf to tho
of the office of the county
at THO o'clock, aad they were
_•* «*
o entries
La a*burg,
i* Tovars*
LOCAL WEATHER
Fair to partly cloudy,
In tba north and central i
with light scattered fraci
Interior of tho extreme
portion toalght] Wodnaad
and slightly warmer la Ilk
west and lha extreme not
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To Begin Ladies Be^n To Tiun In Qualifying
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Last 30 Days At
Scores For City Champion Tourney
Longwood Tonight
'
qualifying ocoros 1fo r t h e city Entries Received
Racine starts on ll
rolf toornomont to start n ut
days tonight at lh
at Urn Sanford Country For Florida Relay
B ^ r S
Undo Kennel Chb
the tfnr Sunday
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EalabUahed In 1908
SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATU R D A Y,
MARCH
8,
19 li
N UM BER l U
Member Associated I'rsw
Revisions I n Axis To Ask
iCloser Ties Between
AidToBritab Statement. On
Bill Fought
A x is Partners
Japan,
Is Foreseen
8tonn L§ Reminiscent
1,;0f:!lp88 Blizzard;
Fluff Is Piled Up
To Over 14 Inches
Ski Queen
Senator George Ob U. S. Officials Deity
jects To Proposal /Move To Keep NA*\
To Restrict Trans *tion From .JoinbUf
ferring Of Vessels Three-Power Group
HOME, Mir. 8.—
Vlrctalo
Gird*. Fascist editorial spoke*,
man. indicated today Yugoslavs
would be allied to "clarify tar
poaltlon and intentions" toward
the Axil power, ai a result of
the A lii, reported . attempt bjf
President Rooievelt to keep tho
Balkan country out or the Bey.
Iln-Romr-Tokyo camp.
State Department official! ol
Washington
.aid
they
hod
“nerer heard of It,” while YugOalav official circtea said no da.
nlal w ii nrcetiary 'Tccsus# th*
whnla business Is an ridiculous^
Briton* reckoned the retulti at
a mammoth meek Invasion and
decided their Imitation w4a i beU
Four Deaths Are
Blamed On Cold
Air Traffic Is Halt
ed At La Guardfa
Field In New York
-|L_
I*r AawM lM Pww
The heaviest snowstonp In
years blanketed tlte Atlantic
« onboard from VInrinIM...to
illU M today. In some places
>pill nr on as much as 18 inch
es of w*t flu ff to equal the
m a t snowfall of the famous
lia r. 10 blltssrd of 1888.
D elaw are,
N ew
Jersey,
eastern
Pennsylvania
and
southern New York bore the
brunt of the fall where the mix.
Imam depths reached 14 to 10
Inches. '
■
New England waa swept by o
atom which pUed up 1»
of snow bt same places. A IS-Inch
fall halted.AU> traffic at U Guar.
Something new and aauc* la
this “ ski hat" won by Carol
Bruce, Broadway mutlcal atsr,
who waa turned "National Ski
Patrol Quaen" by Charlea M.
Dole, chairman of the ' National
Ski Patrol Byetem.
Midnight Show lu
Scheduled At Rit2
Including
Visitors, Residents
In Sanford Announced
Visitor* aid naw resident* ar
riving In Sanford thja wesk were
announced today b» Ml*. Mom*
amouneoil
i irir eiiggenl inn for Malsuok*^
imji i,t it,.I |iti, also Home, was
Inti iin' Avi. might he contem.
,Inline ill, formulation of a comiiiifi progumi dI nclion ijilw it
I, limn and the Ilnlled States
, lit n, Europe and the Kar East ^
||,|. ,„..*.|,llily vrn» alao rug.
.... . iIn,I Japan waa loath to
.a11u ,|»ni i- actively in tho war *
„„II,.I Itrilnin. and desirta to v
min in tn*T |n*.ili ,n to Adolf Hit*
Deli lied work of the Salvation
Army rampalgn hit been rorw
pleted and all men and women
taking part air urged to h*
preaenl at the Kirkorf Break.
fa«t lu he h-ld Monday4 morn,
tnr at 8:00 o'clock at thy’ bead,
ouartrr* at 11.1 Mi.gnolia AVenue,
t’apt. R. E. Roae raid today.
A apeclal Invitation haa been
given to all membari of the
Ralvntlon Army ndviaurv board
to attend the brrnkfsat. Chair
man Roy William* especially
urged members of th* advance
Gift* Committee and the Culm,
ty Committee to he p-vstnt,
Cant. Rose advised,
,
Short tmlka and several lotlak
tal •electiima will I* given by
visiting Salvation Arm, officers
[from Jacksonville, Two of th*
visitors are piano accordionist*
SrfSa®'
2*dT fSrxa’ SmjihtHi
INazis, O ffe r Greeks
, Tert-itory In R e turn For* ‘Victory*
Detail Work Of
Salvation Army
Drive Finished
will h# { pre**ntr
s,"forn*6rly connected
yard Realty Co. la a
'the Uulvotelty; of
re ha « N * member
Action Against
11. S. Is Possible
tCWallKar* Ok r a t , ttaatV
Manager Charlea Marrlson hat
arranged a varied and entertain
ing mld-nlght ahow for the RIU
Theater tonight, darting at 11:ll0
o’clock. The urogram will begin
with one of the moat popular of
all Walt Dlaney Cartoon*. ,,D»nald’a Dog Laundry": the* cornea
a abort subjrrt devoted to screen
atara, followed by that popular
radio favorite, Boh Haws, who
will effrr a n-.r»cn vert.Ion of
kls garcekt, ‘Take It or l-cave
n. /both of Sanford,
A M for th* United
r and are now sta.
'aeksonvill* with the
i department of tho
IMntsuoka Will Visit
Merlin T o Discuss
Corporation Among
T h ree-P o w er Group
Scene A lo n g ‘N ile O f A m erica
Membera ol th* home eeononi.
naftfauno. « * claaa
of
Seminole
j [iHi,
fTW Rep.'School will help i t ita iiir.i
wm m i h w vhiim d » » « Uip
Cl|il Jltee »•{(!, intliuliu^
“ Old lU eD o nnl.i ;ho** Margaret Tavlor. Ml** Mar.
Tlud s Farm.” Th# fM tur* nic- itmrct Unglcy, Mira Mar.- I tin
tur* w ill.bo "t)»# Foe* Behind |Mls* Dapim*
Ivmmnml,' Vi-,
•h# Math” atarring Peter !.ort,‘ June Ivrnmond, Mis* Eumre l„.
Mr. Morrlaen plan* 40 offer ,turn and Mist Dorothy f a r t ., i
thy** midnight show* at aisled
lirtvrvnil if It lc th* wish r f hi,
patrons.
J
^Eacbdngea At Geneva hnd
Oviedo will be automatic and; no
operators will bo necessary. Mora
hew equipment will be installed
at th* Sanford office to take
rare of call* to Banfonl and over
toll lines, Mr. Turner aald.
Of the 16 rail** of line* put
down, part i* a special aubmnrin*
rahl* running under Lake Jessup.
Tho submarine coble 4a about two
Inches in diameter with a half Draft Quota Filled
Inch steel wlr#\wrapp#d around
Day After Receipt
It as protection against damage
from the lake bottom or boat*.
One day after receipt df ih«
Th*
The underground line* hove call the Bemlnols County draft
been laid by th* men teen work- quote
been filled, and J. IV
lug around th* manhole* on Fen. Cook cfhasMslltand
and Holland D.
few street* for the post several Merchant, * transferee front
WOek*. The Iced covered lints nr* Jacksonville, will., go to Camp
hurled 42 Inches deep, Mr. Turner Blending for ladactton Into the
eaplsined. Planning for Ui* move array, Mar. IB, the draft buard
has been going on for somo time
but (he actual work ha* taken
Both men havs pa**
phased their
only four woeko.
physical rzaminatiens,
t
« * , th*
clerk
Special batteries have to b* in said. Mr. Merchant In n li
transfrreo
stalled as th* dial tyatsra take* from JacksanviU* who*
___ re draft
m. stronger current than the ordl- number had boo*' enllcd by hi*
K ry syitem New testing board* home board. If# his been Iran*,
r th* toll line* or* exportedi t# fared her* for Induction since he
bo Installed In the Sanford office I* living nt Sanford At tho pro.
oteng with the naw equipment sent lime.
necessary to tak* tar* of tho calif
As a transferee he takes the
torn Geneva and Ovieda, •— place of ao* af Urn men wh,
Remodeling of th* Sanford of would bo called from Semin ,1*
fice la uaderway and naw panel* County for Mar. f| but his cell
for th* operating boards are be does not affect the quota of the
ing installed. A new lighting countv la the long run aa it I*
system la also being pat in and nrohahl# that pa pNtru man will
the celling node soundproof, Mr. h* added to th* call In Anrti.
ftm o t
mm.
—
,
Per the first time since Mr.
Turner haa hero In Sanford the
number of telephouM In u*e hove
rooehed 18,000, he Mid. lie has,
t, Visits
:■>
I Bright Future
WAS THIS YOU?
[ratification
^ le ty A w .
Film s T o Be Shown
By Tow nsend Group
[Two Boys'Confess
Robbery In Osteen |
Two 10-yearteld boys, Waym»„ i
DeLong of Enterprise end Clycl
Lane of Chuluote, have ■Igllrd >i I
written confession af th* the ml,,
bery of the Moonlight Inn mu i
0*t*en Thursday night, Depui,
Bheriff Jack Hickson said tod*-.
The pair was arrested la*t nfglu
by Mr. Hickson and
WillUm
Brooker, State highway pair,.).
m*n. Bill Slaughter and Mark
Thompson, Votu*i* county depu.
ties, rim e here and returned tinb®T* to th* Volusia county Jail,
Mr. Ilkkaon **ld.
According to the *h erifri rr.
part, tho two boys entered the
Moonlight Inn, fouM the pn>.
pHetor atone and after tying .dm
escaped with about t l » -
Cruise On St. Johns /fii;er|Fred Williams
Is Always Popular Outing\ Urges Settling
Count y Line
Gus Humphrey* 64,
Dies A t Hlfl Home
Qua Humphrey, 44, a Ilfe-timr
' Seminole County, died
“The plicf U »o |iL'ii«anl that thom who arr mrlnmlmlY
would te forced lo chntiRr ihelr humor.*'
R ilit de Uutlontilrro ruvo that d«*ncri)»Uon of Ihr
River nearly 400 yeerp « ko, urul il
neviT truer tliun ioiliij
Ifllh p lft u r t craft And flihinir bowtii «lotlinic th© bnuitl *•»|»j»*tof the rlvrr from Ha mtiutli
Rites Held F o r
Bora April S I. J »7 «, at Lak,
, Mary, Mr. Humpagey Is aurvivn
I by several alee**: and nephew
In th* county. Funeral service
will bo conducted, at the grave
aid* in Lake View
Comt’er,
Sunday morning ad tOrOO o’clock
boms of his daughter, Mrs. W W.
DottgtaM In Daytona Beach, w* ri
bald this afternoon at C:00 o'clock
• I th* Erickson Funeral Horn*,
with th* Rev. W. P. Buhrman of
to* Mstbodlst Church offirlall'tg
Burial was In Evergrem Cemo.
Mr. Smith, whose addrra* in
1 was 411 Wsat
Flmt
had lived in Ran ford fur
A L.
b S green
,ahd : White
nwurnpi
«*f
Hill
H
.
Channel
SONJ A
roc la
Ra
t io n
lb # ' Salvation , Army through tho public
wiU launch thofr annual appeal fo r th* m l*,
fundo I* carry gu tho work o f th* organ Isa.
City o f Sanford’ and SemlnoU County.
Th# Salvation A m y week In tiding th* poor
IT commuaity la of a most commendable no-------- a t M . l -
ltK . .d *1__la 1
proved ky tho 'vast* ...lu
majority
of th* cltiseni
la order to raino ouch funds It lo.wo***Mry
to contribute op much os ho or sho can con.
k ftaoaclal .rSdtttrn
t t y ORE. I. W. C. HILL, Mayor o f lb* C“ y
ENDS
llhl.LKA IK,
VACATION
Mnr
H — <A>)—
[tin Ini iit|f they hud hud a "'aplciu
d id li-Nt" aml ‘'wonderful wee.
tfn r.' Honjn llntli1, ice-«k»tlnir
#niiv it* Blur, nml ht*r hunband, D»n
|Tii|ijiinif. f iic»t Ikfi II leant owner,
■
vt’Mrrtliv prepared lo end their
■ Il i * it.week vmlt nt the HelleviAW
Johns Ri v e r llil,,""r“
Confuses
U u l in tr
yesterday aftemi i nt 1:34
I*akcv
I
'
Edward A. Smith HIazcb
c
#i
# i
.i
l ity Knirineer I* »fail \S illiuni*
o’clock at hi* bom* on
Ran
On th* Ran.
SometinmcR referred tii h« i Im
y
.
. .
frrd-OrUndo Highway. Ho h*<
fiorrices for Edward A. Hmlth, “ Nil,- uf America, * the »m ,l. '"K ” 1
"''•*
|
bean III about three month*.
who dl#d Thursday night at th* intf river la & Mjurce of uni ini-j l>4iiiiMlnr y heiwern
ninole «ndi
[n l Atlantic
fbtsr. Mar.
•oaring u
hit kiMitiville to It* MOUire in H
unezploretl
Double
Durr motion pirfu.**, onu dt*
-in.iiuu thr TokA»is#n«l pl»n for
i i t msi ry, Hill In’ chown free of
t ilin g untlrr the spnnBonhlp of
tip Tiiwnurml Chih TumiiMy nllht
ui Mnuholin Averuii* »nd First
M ilk!, it wiit Miinovincfd today
Lx W I llutfht k. of thr club.
Thr films iiiv rntlllrtl ••Which
\vui Aim•rivn ’ **llidr 'Km Cow.
t„. % iiiitl “ lHdpftil Hrnry." Tho
1.1-1 I i ’IIa uf fhr Tow mend plan,
III i Ki-ttihd (Irim i* ritili'O cowboy*
Mt tb’iilb <1Iffyma stuntB, and lh«
ii a rimuMly hit.
l.t si film 1
1hi- 4*4ilurjithitukl and IntareaU
IIIir film* hit* lii’iriif nilown all
IT 1hi* L'mlt-d Stair* by th*
1.ite iim’ ihI
or jlmiiiitt alion,"
Mr.
Huutii i dec Is red The program
.ill hrgfif!i nt IN iid n clock.
Inir beauty, with Ha dark blue j Vnlti'**n countie» ftuilh of 1*ur-1
WAlera boniereil Ky one tent mop ’ ■!
Lake t»e *« ImI>11 - K**«l to avoid
hurt* oak*. Ill tftnjr tbeii p-mM •<nf‘iM.m in tie a*hiABmeiil of
frum/n tangle of rich vtm-V .uni
tin- urguim-Ht cuiu-iTiung H r
coloriul wild flowar*.
thiOnd of ths bast way* In ,ii{ni l,i„indHry tut. rrtull,-<l in
l-Mindn-i uf Rrmimdr (minty >•■
thr
wauty of thr Ht
Ji.im. -i-Nttng Mime uf thr land -hat
Rlvrr i* to teko a Ih-uI t, i|> in-, Iii Volutin county, mid Vt.
along] Us twilling count1, n -, Intla lining land in I
n unty,
it cuts through the wild U,v,-lt.! Mi Will lam* *ai<l
nee* o f a thick Florida Jungle.
l'n>|wrty owner* sdj.dnlug the
And on# o f the best j,liter* t JKt John* River south •>f luikr
go when you’ra considering met,!
, I whII k wr* (In I’ao, I n .I
a trip la th*
Banfinl
Bust ‘
Works, located on Enat fvi,-iy
Avenue h t ths Oiteen hridgr
Her* chunky, hoaUwira Ar.
Smith holds forth os mana.
1 under his car* arr thr
. >M to owned by Centrsl
Florida yatehsocn.
At least
it two
boats, *1 onr
one «
Opening with 10 black faced
tpirndJtl 40-foot
KLfoot cruiser, and tl>«
tl,« men dressed In prison gsrb th*
other a 2t-foot
rtJ oot runsbout,
runabout , »rc
are l-ako Mare minstrel show, "Night
Sttuuty
•any tima for char, in Sing King”, brought laugh* and
Sanfc
r Sanford
Boot Work*, river* through two hour*
of
Sines meet most rr- dance*, sunge, quips and special.
■. Mr. Smith find*. By acta. The Community H oum
I for cruise* on the was filled Deafly to capacity despite
it, owned by F, E. Bnu. the imur(ng w in .
infpid druggist, la fto
Outstanding attraction of tho
trip depending on how eveaJng woo the alack wire act
boat la qaod, Rr. Rou- " f Frank
Evan*. Mr. Evans
City News Biieffl
There will be a meeting o f tho
Vestry o f the Holy Cross Churth
Ht TUIfl o'clock Monday night at
the I'srish House.
Celery growers Interested In
seeing the different
raristls*
growing at the Experiment B t e ..
lion on Celery Avenue *r# Invlt*
((■KllM-e Ok rag* T*r**l
Lake Mary Minstrels Cavort Before
Full House Despite Downpour Of Rain
i 1
-Mlsaourl'Weltc.”
A violin aolo fay one' of tho #•*
tsrtalners. Thomas
DlUipgcr*
brought cheer* from th* houM a»
•
�Statement On
V o go u av ian Aims
r ,> ' ' ~~
J l b r be yon had bad your salary cut at ■ time when Urto*
--------------- •M fbwU were going ap. U17 be toot celery crop had been a
S S failure one year'and the next bit the marfcet at joet the
. »— ....... — wrong time. May be yoo have been akfc a lot, or like the
mrr m»rnmm, mmm •* Imillionaire, are down to your loot yacht.
tSm SS SmmStSm SI
But whatever your grievances may have been, whether
a . r a . a* rfwwii~«»»lyoo have been haring a pretty hard time depend* rather
1 I 1" "
Iim rfri* upon your point of view. One person who find* Hfs
* ,g—
lacarcetr worth tiring after haring to dot down to four
m 'm m 'tt ■ » »mn ■ (servants ha* aa hard a’ time a* another who has tttoe her
IfiSTSiSl/VShSSr P irn hoaaework all her life. And the diteh-dlgger, physical*
J i w *■ rtZ5 *amt jy atnmg toil able to earn only f l a -lay, thinks he hah a
harder time than the capitalist who stiffen from stomach
* * * < « »■ > >» e n r ulcer*.
*
Jm m nw^J* tSm Si I
The other day w* were reading about a little girl in a
■
1* 1"1email we*ten? town who when onlr three'yean old had been
m > hS
m i SU Icrippled by infantile paralysis. 8be rccom e d from the IHf f ? * 11" 1* ? ■ *—«*««*| neam but she ogfgf regained the use of either her hands or
i
m feet. She had the mind and body of a strong healthy child
jr^lMhCB. c. torn bat te r mm$>»»d
£ J S l‘ d n „
nT 1
■ - ■ ■ i« i
i
i/esptie w m ninaietpi, iro wem to kbooi, anwa
B B S S VtMt T O D A Y Mbrre by a donkey pulling a cart. She learned to trad
-------(readily enough, hot {earning to write was more difficult
TUALLY LIVING as since she had to hold the pencil bi her month, bbt she did
r u
am hapfinaw tto world
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P‘
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AGENCY
i
Ties Between
Fred Williams
Urges Settling Japan, Axis May
County Line Be Coming Closer
gP °rt
bato mark it I
*
I
I . Ik l.
It 1. ‘
Service"
Andrew Carraway
I f the United States Is U become a great mi'itary
I nation with millions o f Us yodng men entering the A m y or
M tm acsr io m world **|>{gvy every year or two, MM many o f those who a rt oppostoalisu snow*.
I lug aid to Britain confidently predict, wcTl bet they make
N U l t n k TU N n A i x j a game out o f It. So g r is t la the penchant o f Americans
. _ rn r .
I for sports Of an kinds that already our prsparedasue drive
7; « ^ r k T r * , tto I ta * assumed something o f the nature o f an athletic contest
■rs »
to goos
1 -
CASUALTY-
r
I
— r T“
" b s o M w M as
~
wheelchair, bat her daasmates were kind t o b e r .
fK.fi |
A fter college, she found a job In a mattrras tactory
tenth (not easy for one in her predicament fo r what manager
yto
StSl,| would think that an armless legless g ill would he useful
4 14 (11 ■
I to hi*' establishment* A t first she merely answered teie—
phone calls. But one day when the boss was oat she walled
2 ? r * ? ry>
.
on a customer, sold him two mattresses Instead o f the one
S
i
tad come In for.
*d to wrr«i'i>im fra *
Time went on. She saved her money. Now che owns
„
tbs factory and manages it herself. Everything about her
tbi t Icj nsr.rre* cf U ffice and her room at home la especially arranged with
strfngs and pulleys and other contraptions so that she can
I wait on herself. She asks no one fo r any favors. She has
itourtod, to will go airk completely overcome what la probably the greatest miaforta ta f,
#1____. . (tune which can happen to a human being. She
does not
i k ^ tm lw i, ttongh *»* I thlnkc she has s hard Ume.
✓
tto spat tolorod and fa. |
Her motto is, **H< can who thinks he can.'*
’ set psactsal ater.
A
tba world would bring tor Into
tin* later.
T to Garmon* t k tay ttoy a n
inclined to dbcoant tto Soviet
note to Bulgarin. (Thi» wa* a
itatrmrat o f disapproval at ilul.
**rta‘a 'allowing N ail troop* to
coma in.)
Run in, ttoy aay. always luul a
following In Bulgaria and there
fore It waa “ natural far tto Rr.
* W to any aoaMtbing for tto
tonofit o f tto Bulgarian prop!#.”
On* A lla common t* tor ra-
pars
raoNB to
drop II r i f t our atallow tong
enough for one of our
a
H. ENGLISH
GULF SERVICE
Harper to r *
appeared to for*
tto . Board o f County t t o i a b .
■toners nakinc that tto tin* to.
!• • * * tto two eouutiau to mUtMabod, sad tto board ha. rx.
STATIO N
Comm W irt St. a Proto* A r *
Ik .t t l M l
•ss&S:
Ton M m
" N r o f tto war, .ft was Inrimuf
M a r economic rawnrda art toriti*
told ost to ru m »y> r,i
,
77
D r . H e n ry M c L a u B n , J r
T to print t* a farowo ft, (by
Tortov) to Orut Britato . *
It U quit* apparent ttot tto
Gtnauaa
Harriot BeecHrt
S t S p i t S f i& t J832TAUgS
r dworc*.
, .
Third, at SACO feet ta tosses out a roll o f paper and cuts
lit twice, as fast as he can. Then be leans ont and drops *
r ta m b " (flour or llmo-filled sock) st s spot m ailed on
f„ “,fcg ci«Z the field—s fegt which teats hie eye, and judgment o f
somulate* in I speed and sir currenU.
‘
m raiaad tto
"Poilit scoring gave the national championship to the
1
University o f Michigan's team, whose Eari R olf mayor wee
•id C r i«, - f the hlghaaUplhjfdual scorer. GMI flyers from six college*,
f Cornmart*, though they broke no records, did well enough to keep in
he afrathon
Pofllb||ar As
(f
J M ftr « o k
S?' E
nr*
counting
toovfly
Minors Resilvered
Picture Framing
Automobile Glass
Structural Glass
.
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1WS SAKTORD
• flE S y L O U lU N E B E A L , B o o o t j S 4 IU r
Tm pbdM
lilt
C haracter H abit*
Discussed fh Talk
• * u t v id At
IU h M art Chapman It apeudlag the weekend at th* Phi Mu
Hour* In Tall*hw*»ee.
Th# CMlIUn M u le CUb will
*n** k *n *b« Fennio 8. Mon von
Friend* of U n. A. M. Zlnaer
tfUl r a « m to learn of b*r Miner*
at nor home on Myrtle' Aernu#.
p*
« haTt^
The Dependable Ulaaa of th*
MMltofUot Church Will hold IU
regular burin*** and eorial meatIng, at. .Op-homo o f. Mra J. V ,
Leonard with Mra E. W . Cope
land aa eo-h6iter* at T:«0 P. « •
r « win a im iion i will eontlnua
12ra.
lt.
£.
W P P j" . 00^*
Helfhta at. >:00 P. M. for Ita
regular huatnaaa and eeclal meet.
lira. Arrington Hated that If
• m y another would take tha fie *
principal facta and oaa them aa
M r guMo. conforming them In
tha Individual, aha would tea a
groat difference In her child.
lira. fe. 0 . Methtln, preaMent,
preekted neat tha burin*** Marion
and Introduced tha apMkar. Mr*.
J. T. Hardy conducted th* der*.
Henel and pare a rhon talk on
"Hiding tha word of God In our
iXfp and gtri*."
' 8Uly .Wnlta, a member o f tha
Apollo .Choir, entertained the
grinin. 4rlllr,the tony "W ill You
i J. A. Shepherd left today for
□atneevlll* where he will rivlt
with hi* eon. C. B. Shepherd.
o f n. C. Whitten will
l.klad to lepra that h* ta able
» be apt a fter a recent IIInert.
t * Friend*
Friend* of Mr*. PeaH Han.ril
will ha glad to learn that aha at
recovering from a recent lllneaa.
i Mr. and lira. Kuitla Peak* pud
two children h*v# moved to Jack.
•oarQIc ta make their fatui*
• attendance prlte
wna
Mr*. A . C. Thom** and* Mr*,
led to.Mia* Dorothy Stoke*'
F. Varna* attended the B*l.
grade room. Refrcthrtent* let Ruaa* In Daytona Beach
carted hv th* h»*t***** for
unday evening.
tpetlng. Mr*. It. M. Pcarco
Ibln Kendall, aeeond
Mra. Fannie V. Lee ha* gone to
, Cirri* One at th* anna* with
Mr* W. A. C *fle aa hoataaa, and grad* mother*.
St. Augnatln* to vlrit for a few
Mr*. Myron Smith a* coJtoateea.
daya a* the gueet of Mr*. II. B.
flachhouat.
Chela Taro at th# home of Mr*
Each
member
la
a*ked
to
com*
Kanlco
Kay,
000
M y r t le
and bring n covered dUh.
Mr. and Mr*. O. C. McBride
Membenhlp committee o f Ji* have * * , their gueet, the letter'*
. Circle Three at the home ot
Mr*. WaUon Heel, M U Palmetto General Sanford Library Aaencia- (liter, Mr*. Paul K. Shoemaker
linn will meet at the home of of Daytona Brack.
Avan ue.
Clrele Four at the home of lha chairman,, Mr*. F. T. WU.
MU* Virginia Ford, who U em
Mrs. Mary Hall, 460 Rotalla Ham*. 320 Oak Avenue, at 0:00
ployed In TaU*h*M**. i* tpend
A. M.
Drive.
Th* Townaond nrganlcatlnn will ing th* weekend with her parent*,
Circle Fire at tha home of
Mfe. B. B. Beck. 2550 Laurel nreaent free movie* c»|'nlnlng the Mr. and Mr*. C. P. Ford
Trvwn**nd Plan at the' wrner of
Arenoc.
Flret Street and Maynoll* Avcnuo ; M n. Frank L. Miller. Jr., of
Circle 81* at the horn* of Mr*
laml U vteltlng with Judge and
P ret ton Sherrill, M l Laurel Are- * t Th?°A**rUr. CU<- of the Flrat Mit . FYank L. Miller at their
nue With Mr*. Maxwell Stewart BaptUt Churrh will meet In th* home on Palmetto Avenue.
i « ftkhottetA.
annex at T'.SJ P M. Ilratem a
Circle* o f the
Prrebyterlan will be Mr*. Lmirln* Real, mraIII Tyi
Church will moot at follow*:
;!V f
i
Hra- Grover David William* o f Winter Park plan to
Circle On*. Mr*. I* F. Boyle, and Mr*. Paarl David
leavo Monday far Valdoit* where
chairman, will have a luncheon at
Bewlng Mtolon will be held
,they wilt vlilt with reUtlve* for
1)00 o’clock at th* home o f Mr*. th*
* Red Cro**
nt
the
Woman
*
------u
Crow at me
* weak.
Xi. L. T h raibet' on arandvltw Club
Club from
from 2:30 P. M. unlU
a*.
i
•
i MU* Jan* Sharon U trending
Circle Two, Mr*. W. I . Coop, 6 "v*th*ru' Nlaht will be
the weekend in JockVmvlIle *ter, chairman, will hate a luncheon
tending a boo»e party rleen hy
at 1:00 o’clock
o'clock pt the
th# home cf
her aunt, Mr*. Charlei Pelot. at
I. .Frailer on Celery a F. K v,n . . ( Mon.—P l.
Fernamilna Beach.
« e * k on "the over-privlledyed
Mr*. A. W. Rr*n »nd * 0*1 ,
t Vaid," The public U Invited to
peter, * f Buffalo, N. Y., Mra.
Jernt# MHlcr end MU.
TJ*e
* l There will h# * fw *
Science locUra at Ihe f t '" * * " ™ Vickery formed a party (pending
Rehool auditorium at R:00 P. M. Friday afternoon In OrUndo.
Urn homo o f Mr*. The puUlc 1* thvltdn.
on Weat Sid*.
n r r o lr t J D A T v , • /
M W W U M ilA M o ) ‘ M r
^Circle* o f the W. M. U. of lb#
Flrat BaptUt Church wRI meet at
tha following home* at S:tO P.
2 0 ! p-v. T
e
HS
Mh. T. V. M o oroof
w h a .U - * A fo iy rhalrm>a
General
Federation of
I*.w ill meet with Ih*
Mrb, Frtnela
Mkri.
^ ’c E r . r f s s
C tltry /.venue at 3:30 ^
Jk|| ■y
l l
■i. *> TTierc win bo n to* f0*D
Into* Woman* Circle. talk ih her honor. Th
Carle, chairman, will la Inrlted to atfond.
.Sewing m elon* will
* homo o f Mr*. K. th
BOO Palmetto- Avenue for th*' Red Cmh* in the
Club from 0:30 until 11fO
■' m. , -T; .
tal|* True will be prev
CARD OF TH ANKS
Jo* H am id on Park Arena* at
let* for Women.
Mr. and Mr*. F . M . •Corl of
Bait Cleveland. Ohio. ..Mr. and
Mr*. Stanley Montgomery o f De
troit, Mich., and Mr, and Mr*.
U. C. Traak -of Potoakoy, MHh.,
hate returned t* lhalr . reaped Iv*
home* after making n tour of
th* Mate, and’ tW tta t with Mr.
ami. Mr*. Fred J, Wmi/m*.
R e v i s i o n s In
Aid To Britain
B i l l Fougrht
I n
to m h
«h t u* gift* t*
uteofOa or helped
Mra. Georg# Alien Maf/eft will
prm nt.M U a HitplM. Trite In her
eealer expreaaleai roaltal and Ml»»
Charlotte True to her Junior reel
Ut In the Woman’*'Club on Mon
day, ovaadhg l| M S 0 *«»*h. Aale t, Roaeetter.
I* Mila* Erma
lory Marih*
■aret Spencer
fhlgham. Prototed by MU*
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AT THE CHURCHES
riVIIT U IH U T IU (H V IK II
T i l l : r i M* U O IP B I. T A I K I I f l A C U l
Nunday Pch»»«ii i U A M J V Hunfonl-Orlnnila H old Bayond L « l |
(C ssilssN / fr » » r «i# osft
Dundan, Sunt
Hi tip M i lit
kid uu.
Cummunloii gervir* 11:00 A, M
I'l.irrn ffi W McDonslJ, P s ito r
Oppooltlort to the leaae-lend bill
llofg Colfmin of the MMUodUr
Hiimlnj rtchool t;1 l A* M.
Murnlhi Womhlp 1101
A.. M.
nlSbaod ’
l**t
nisht
*nd Chnrfh will hm Hi*1 Rprakcr
iT« i Nnl Frwman. whs (ov >16
AdtulnUtratloa leader* In aecure
y#«m li*« »#rvia,i
« miiiRlonmrr
command of the situation. Ihe r iit s r
f H in t ii
or
111 II 1ST tit A frit-ii w ilt pptak • ( tha Md-fllA
Senate rapidly puahed the me*.
inn Hi r» it'*#
si i r v t is t
Ksht Serontt Si r * ei
T V .i t
Tirth P M
•
1
»itt* to * point where final p*aB
lU
M
lM
J
Brhtorii
V
«f»
A
1. vrniiiM
Wurslilp 7ME F, IX,
tag* eonflitenlly w*a eapeeled hy
Morning Worship tl of* A
Pi 1hh»ti iHftii
Tj, WUhhfld Com*
I'lMlniia ,,f |.tf, *•
toctigbl.
W-Uft*'vl»> la vriilni
llith ivark J titjTr, W sdnildlf
ThU confidenre on the part of P. >1.
7 1i l» M
It
cut,
i
nn
Boom
Ilnurs
3
ihl
In
leader* wax haaed upon an ea.
i:®0
fiVliw
I.
nil
Vll»*itdJ«
lifHl
r»tpectatlon that no
tilibuatering daya,
tattle* would develop. A |io**Jbi1"MAN'1 1* ih* i u*il»n »tf lh« t i i i i iim t ui.Tiioiim T e n u n r i
in<-n wtiltn w i ll hs rend l o i i i f r iMfk Av»n«fl A F i f t h HU
Ity temained, of routae, thot they
1»r \\
I' flu hr man, Pasteur
,
■night, but In a lom? iluy ami
1 no ret... ei
Uelentlat,
TT_i_- . I . ,
_
, thminhotit ih*- tom; tt] tini BiinJaA.
MUDrtij Frihool. 5115 a . M, Q. ft3.
evening which iuiw AmtiMivrpni ft
%
M k K * r . Fiipf rjn ni Ml ti ii, ll. K. K l p i s
after amendment aun.marilv re
Th# »lnh|rn T»»4 l» "Qfll'¥,,l1 r\«*Nlitul
f
-M'1' iiitir Hurahlp. |1 1»0 ttVlorkl
jecte.1 th* opponent* of the nir*. (inn arc w- «lir i-im* a! f jcmI,
H
fluth
rial
•*(
.ip
hwii
tbhnt
w
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r
.
rm.it,
IF
S
A
l.T
DRCOMltS
IK*
aura ahowed no inrllnatlim to in #hall t'-’ but f f ihoft Ihiit ttfriti HI I'M • *
>*
dulge In any atralegy of delay.
fell pliStl f PP0’*l r
I bull Hi* III- *•
M'». Mn«a, nt ih# youAB p«og»Ia,
After nearly three week* of lilni; fbr w** slinl! *rr him a k n** :*H ti.lU I' .VI
John r, ,f»
I. v t ri1ii4 worship, * 10 o 'clo ck !*
general rii'jate, the voting atage 11Amnhii
fit# Him In-in n hi. h cum ' r nii'M, IEIirphfNtl TO OH Olh«
a n reached curly In the day, and
iH«i Id **.in ><d|m«*n l» th* f«11- # KMi »r.!*. iiihh11' by fh a Voun if
the oppoaltlon rapidly crumpled lawlnn Irtim i »*f
*fif his mt n l'*-‘j»|i-*n t h u ll.
*l ,v
on ■ aucceaaion of hallot* reject, mtMl It.'psi h# n* * Mh Ihr- word of
’Hi *rfi| 5 l##nn*E nf fli# Me lit* a
lh-t• t*- ■* whrailal ta* j* klnrt i f • 1i*I b#‘iS I'liih, 7 0ii p II, topa
ing *11 the amendment* it offered truth,
flrstfrtil«» «.i 1,1* c r ' iiu Tr*" • .1 -4itt- #• T* *i -ki •i r*( "Mt am,
or tupported. Moil anrh vote* run I |t'
U‘ - i i n*,|a | I'rn jBr itipeiin®,
neatly or betler than Lwo-ln-one
Th-t I ■- »e•ti ^i-i mm) a|<p Im*lin1
I* M . *Mpt,\ 1 A f i m r l r f i K f # t | a th f»
111# fulI**w iiig
fritm the ■Ml*ii.ifi ili*liciivnM
t ..'
f i r the proponent* of the bilL
In! inn ^c|wnf*i le-jflhnnk
Scl
V . -;l. 4
Ifvlvrvl AIT virtu Will
F la t of nil, the luttcr anourd f'hr
onro unit HniMh wiih Hr-y fa ih*
*•’" n«1n-"» '.I In ihin rhtinrh l*y
■lltder a iuree«»ion - f effort* to Arrtptur* #*• ia Mitiji lislu-r Kdity
il- i *• ii iMIlie nf Wllinnra, K * H ^
Mnn sad stnnsit n- rn/rlotsnt :in«i m l,' I* v imtlrm. Marrli l«lh, s ilt
reitrlrt the u*e of ihe nation*
Hiu ill ft k
armed fmee,
to the We,tern toirrnal nirli Mm.
lit . tt»a infin Mr
P A LA TK A — Member* Of ’thh Suwane* Cctfnty Junior Cham, Hemisphere lr\ one c-.-ae nr an- in aim tl Ini
fn tliff .itotlun f'ra.i
fa *•rn■
l o M ii m .v T i o M L
u iin c n
ber cf Commerce have *elect*d‘ Ml** S*r»-Blltabelh l.ee, a lovely -they, thl* piopo.nl « a , advnnred rtiNsifi* thi* ■•’fim* n>nu# FhtiiiMhi, tt i .'Mi.f
I'mi k A vr-hlie nnrf If«l (ftN fl
r»p*ku-i -• nt *luil made man in
-I*'1i if lb rr.iril Hoot. Minlatar
21-year-old browhettc. to be "MU* l.i' c Oak’1 i„ the Pouitn An. • full hatf-rloien time*, nnd in to
ll|n
tin
n
inr"*
In
fr-flerl
Hip
ill
ht.iulM H. ho.)| H U A. M.
ouat Aialea Frattval Deauty Pageam to tw it*grd in thr Kavine each Intlanrc wo* rejected.
kin* MpM >
ii (.illnti-w Mint inj-n
Jli'llM'-K HiTVlv# 11 Oil A, M,
Then the A.lo.ini.lrutlor. w ro te
tum ■p 7.1
i ‘ >ft* f I t r]an
f'lr vplandi,
p lf
Garden* here Sunday afternoon at d:00 n'cl-ck. The pncreni will Into the mea *ure it* own view * on
........tl 1 Ii » HllVH elf flte. Halvatluii
climax * twr-day Pre-legUlatlv* Conference of (he Floral* Inn. what etich re*t. irt.on* »hotild ennAmi', "in l.i Ins a mptiacs fi»V
«in ill■-1nlim
'U t of— ■ Itipiilntinn that the hill
lor Chamber of Commerce and Southern Jayeee Jambntrc.
•'tpl' Vlfklie KlRblni Altd Oil***
Pictured above U the ccvar of. the new *llium of nrurmal «onf* a n n e t to Im- ro n * tiu e d a* mak
i Irf'h.mi hi 11 pr.AMit a musical
ing any r h m t t e ill d i a l i n g law*
t»
i
hm ‘ ft rn
o f th* Unlvetrity of Florida, which ha> ju>l come from itn |i int. relating to the u*c o f Ihe Army
r im nuiiiiiTTKV i o r
« II AM II Tlill
Ing preaae*. Florida alumni and atudent« air proud of the aonghook, and Navy, i ,-epl where new ae♦Venn lifll-r nrnltlii 4i>rvlllll»lli
'*
11id i J '» h viiMiiR 1hlu«:» br#fttt
tlvitlea ennnecled with the pro.
\ V h * n i Ijo- I t l . ' 1 I* M n t i iD w i s
Jeacrlbed aa aomethlng Ih* tlnlveraiiy bna long wanted.
rurement of tle fen*r aupplle* wa* BBke-ll tohal It- I'nn«»il.| l| tit* l-t'ri
• iart.1 Arantf isblat.
tifink rifill.i tPl 1 i. It- ti*|tlt« il ' *h 'L
concerned.
im Ii hrr
o.ifk nor
MVI* I ** U I 1 *1 - 1- | Vf Ni 11a1 11k'l I >i
I
The SenXte neat rejected
V
Ib
fun.
•
H
i
Ire
th#|p »
28, a propo.nl ',y Senator
i im Ir
)'mi11jc
l*#l
Republican, Ohio, t„ |,nnt , „any
in
I'hmirl
tin* r*»ult nf
-»
o
i
*
r
11
r
r
of
f
indtriB,
“ defenae article under the hill to
.-run. Im|i|il(i'+•?
Complimenting Mra.
\V. A.
Martin J Ilmm, minUlrr of thoae "produre.1 or manufariured
iCm tifft of Tnllahaaif^r, Mrs. H. Holy C*rin«s, Kpiaroiml Chuirh an- In the u. P.
•*pr ral«* ilrflunt,
in a Min or Hmn
Without th* amendment. Taft
W. LltfJe rnlrrtalned with
a noimcml this morning that thort
Miitifj'ft |irk|p, wotf
brldfe party at hrr h«mr Tliurt- will Im* an unusiinl ti»ni for mu. ■aid, thla country rr.ght Im- railed
day evening. A Springlike it* air l<ivi*rw Sunday rnnniinti at ihe upon to “ liiiv Hraiiliaii rollon ami
•f *rhrv#>
mospherr was created thnnighoul 1 1:«» n’rlnt k aorvifr, when Paul **nd It In KngUtui
<liilll Iprji. *•
►
hnrftp, tint
lha party room* with quanlftlai Br-un. \ mnnhrr of the Apdlc
pf calendula*, swrei pen a and B<>\■* C’bon. will fin^ I'anis Anif th* Imrilrn
camalinns.
‘
|gf*hniu, h\ O sar Fmnrk*
mi un kiiiTiiki r»hr»lild*
Mra. Kratiert, who acored high
Haul, n hoar linnii* it in Se-ottlr,
In Ihe bridge garrti*a, was award.
W«*h , tinned ih* i-doir
last
l IHM. Ptill f Al*1* 1 i r m i < iinuM m o l in* u . r x t ' i i r i l
ad a compact. Mra. A.W. Lea June Hi* has sun*; ov r ihe rndfo
>i nmilinr 1i f 11
|;.\
Mi* r 41n
M inin,
llrrlo f
U ••» 1-1 nf iliollt
waa the recipient of
aachet from St*»tt!r nml linn rhaimed
? H ri H|1 |i.lev i n (.• lit
ml
I H *)
mh i
rlothea hangera for scoring arcr<l prim ns w im Ihr uirenc'as
IiIt
f
'n
iinn
mil
i.|i ’ 10 A M,
mil n.,.1 f.i-i
f ll.it - It Hi It t<.i I ft 1** A M
,>nd high. Hcreeno prlir, r*tckl«il of his tone, and th* oasc with
Hiititi
vI » nifiM rim • itii.i H-irninh It'S#
If'tmllstml l‘hn»» PtfB ()BOt
napkins* went to Mrs, C. W. %htvh tic mn«if fI->ni** from Ii If
v
* ’ i-ii In 1 \|n* I- Millf» hy P s u i
B#ek.
%
lip*. Mr Itriiin Ita leu 11mI I>aiill man earn® In tu Ihr rmplnymrnt
I hi-hii tn.'inii*» of ih# AiuhiIo Uor
. I....
Hill will,- I ' ii it tw A tl ( el IrU S
The hostess, assisted 1»>* Mfa. though
<|nii*■ ‘ ! cars old, agency he wa* anted wl.at he
Hn<h vi.-Mn i-m .iimhi'h
P- H. Smith ajnl Mra.
II. D* ha- - V pulve n' mi i'« l» ’rienri-t could do and wa* in* I rue led to
\
—
ii
ii
i
i ' - - , i - i - S . r v k r l.ciifum
give
a
demon*!
rat
Ion.
Freeman eerved a anlail e -urre to perfo.-m- r
1, 11.1 I' M
C. w. lehlll prearhr.1 a alirring
Ihe gueat*.
{ , I'lie ,1,. m 'l In- tl : iffertofy
Thnae enjoying ihe party with *1 th.- erulnr ........... .rrylee. negro M-rmon, dealing mainly
i rirncvv
• hut
i t t r r t k T i i n ii* i i
the honoree nnd lioatc^* were: a* w'li-n ihe r.-.-l-n will prineh with Ihe topic of the "lightnea*
ku chare#
1*111k A Vr lull ill Kl Sill Hlle-1
r». Miiuw I 30
Mra. A. W. Lee, Mr* I). IX
tto- eeei>nil ill In. t.enlen -eerie* nf the ndlrrtion plate. John U tt.
\\ 1* III .Hill", I f , 1*11 a tot
Uuit-lm M.h.-ol *4! A M
■'reeman, Mr*. Harry Woodruff, ion •'Simii-e of Power," A violin Ion danced an Irlah reef and a
Meeinltt* nnnihip it no \ VI
Mra. \V, J Pell, Mr*. I,. F. Oar- nhlipulo w.ll I.* ployed by the »-.ft ahw* number. Five nf th#
«k i v m n \ h i in 4i t %Ii Elj
Tinlniiifi
1' mi.«ii ii m r \l
entertainer*: J. V. [owe, R. )|
n#r, Mr* S. H. FS xIM l. Mm. ,Rtv. Ilunn
! I i i'-riaf Kara-i>ft11 h u n t
l’i » nIn* Weife(il(i 1 1«i l‘ M i
•Jti.i,|ny
I". ItfHel
|ii A M
Eubank*. O. II. Kkewe*, Artlnii i hi- • v 'link hour vinthiM m i m
Fred Pone, Mr*. J. M Stine,
M i filiiM VVi.t .lit). 1| on
A. M.
Ii -.
cipher, Mra II. K. Morrl«. Mi*.
Tomklti.on and W. 1^ Aldrich, lion Aftor Ht.rkefA h .ii
1 '-(.ft Hi ImbMi i tli. Ik>x- nut, Mrs,
i K'1 f»l I in nrllt'i
fornu-il * five man i|unrlelte. It •Im
Hobart Havne*. Mra. J. I* Cor. V irg in iii Pezold I h
I Mi) - Ymirtu nlll li.*v# <i.nra*4 «kf
V!•*n>n r i t.f «1InIlk
lnok fivi* men for llip quurtctt#
. .. *hr
ak.- KhIh) >v. H
at*.lnnt
* t 4lll| Al«>rav«
dell, Mr*. W. II. Rutledge. Mm
t( u1.1a Ii Av*■ ri irMU I- fh •"Hh
H onored A t Shower wwnu*e, -though ll an I generally in II.l i i irlni
C. W. fleck. Mm. R. A. Hawed,
‘ "*4 Will *M |i II -.111
l M 111 Ihe nil Ilf i'll him! h .Ilf
U # «'» I M
Mr* Barnwell Berk, Mm B ll
known, two of them were hnlf tilai Jflk llfil It-f* I a r k4r inj • -I
l»e I Al. alii a . -Ml 1’ ftf.
nh*. rmi > n* 'll Ih* It-iiMii m ill
wit*.
Rock, Mra
Gaerg'i Gray nnd
nitit Iii*. Him Hi. I*i #»bj leriaii
' (ii rlu I tl r vD’t«
Mr*.
Prjiidk
Mruuh
entertained
Mra. E. B. Smith.
Mn»Ir fur th* long* and Inler-Ii
I Im i i tm u't Inch even*
si hrr home Tursdny evening, nU.inn wa* furnUhed hy the
I honoring Miss Virginia IViftl i, fake Mary Chamber of Com n ere,- r a n i t vri11*1 V A H
M Il 1 M i l l i t e r
business M eetin g
Mrs. Krat^vct
Apollo Stoloist Will
Honored At Bridge Be Henrd At Church
Minstrels Cavort
Before Full House
Despite Downpour
I hrlde-#lfft,
n brltlgu and
■h we,:
A ItricliiI tnmiif was rhoson hy
Is H eld By Clas* ll" s rl1’
V,
|l*. Claaa o f th o 'ftra t
arch will meet at th*
m ' L*wd« an Crawford
Magnella
PACK TBRSh
BANFOHDFl o r id a
—-
.
oichfelr*.
1 I I I Ilk H
\ V r l- h i i u ' 1’1.i»».i
M 1t • HI. .
IF v Ik
Jr*-. jifi
ir 1l |<Ml r-0
• >■
Mull. ft> Hr |n<n| |il On
31
P m .ii- h liftu Hi- f t Ifi
"1411 IMn h)
f lie lira • l*M
The I«»M* •M i f i ' l t i n
ra .1 • 111 mi ft Wl-I
O p p o rtu n ity
Knocks
Mr*. J. C. Calhoun led t-id 'h * hen-tea. and accentuated with
C IT Y B R IE F S
opening ilrayer *1 the nieetin# ■if!1*’* '•i’ lie yladl-li.
atalla and
the T. F.- I,. Cl*aa of the F li-.1 j tfueen Anne1- iae. it-ed in .tec.
ni .-.t..,o r „ w
n~ ^ —
UaptlM Church Thuradav evening --rating 111- I mn* In which thl
to vinit the i tallon L.-l-.rIn Ih* aline*. After a rnut.no irurata weie euieiUlnrt The Ink. *1
Vtednevday, a* the *rop ...........
»‘ l l » : « m T K H I A A f i l l Mi l l
Sualnce*. dUcuealon' refreahmn -t* Ii®» upon uliicti t t f i i r s wer# k ? p l
(*v I*. 11 llroieiiie ■*. im nu r
w f r f in tirulul design*.
?“d.y ' ” W' " “HiVrht eniu ” IV
were aeeved l l th* following:
\ M fknndei* H-I rim
i*
i
it
M m nl im Vl'.n-Uif»
High ■cere
prlie* for ihe
Mr*. D. S. K. Sure, Mr*, Ml.
«
*n
I* M Jiinlni ttii| #4. ill *i
■Un Vickery. Mre. F. P. nine*. garnea w e r e won b y M .* M a r . | Mr*. M a u d e M. MJ]|r r
mre ■11|a■
Mra. S. A. Edenfleld, Mr. W garni lle.b.t and Mra. J. E. O'en-laue,!
ad.leued u
„ building
permu
I 3'1 Kifiiins \Vorahi|» wikl»
H
READ.the ADS
M Stoudenmlr#. Mra. E. W -Itck. Screeno priio* were award. City Hall v e iU M f.
, 1
MmriioR in vhargii of iht sinaiDir
"*'1 ye.Ufdky to tear down
fit Ilea, Mra J. C. Calhoun, Mr* ed to Mr. Henry Richter and
* 8*1 *g* on French Avenue h.-.
A. K- Rseaetter and Mra.
M Mr*. Eraeet Owen. The prlte* l«#en Flrat and Second .Straeta
Cumming.
wore wrapped In white tiuue nnd Jamra O. Huff, Wraa iaaued
OOd with while ribbon.
parmlt l* tear down a three rmmi
A fter the bridge gamei M ix houae on Jaaaamln# Avenue he.
Potold waa preaented a number tween
A N N O U N C ES
Tenth
and
Eleventh
nf gift* nf lingerie fmm Ihe B t r e ft a .
A F r »# le c tu r e O n ’ ChrbtUan Hricnr#
other gn**ta.
Mra Melieh *erv*d a tweet
. Plan*'fo> a “ Progm alve Par
u. Minarik, #kalrmna nr th-- .
T itle : A Mensngre o f Freedom
ty*' were diaeaaeed at a meettrj tau n t ta the follnwlng:
temporary Sanford chanter of tho I
Mlaa
Prtnld.
rue*t
of
hou-ir,
nnd Dominion
cf .the Or*.Del 8ub.Drb Club
Retired Railroad Men'a Aaaocla. *
Thuredgy evening at th* home of Mra. Paul retold, Mr*. George lion, ha* called a meeting of *h-Ifabe,
Mra.
Henry
Rlchle».
Mra.
MU* France* Bryant
group Wedneeday afternoon *i
Charles H. \V nn, C. S. B.,
r A fter a burin tea meeting re. John Ludwig. Mra. W. A. l.ndw'- I (00 r'eloek in the Ceoimiailon.
Mra.
Julia
Ludwig,
Mra.
J
.
'
R.
freahment* were enjoyed by the
•r*' room of th# City Hall. The
Pasadena, C aliforn ia
Graddlck, Mr*. R. A. Tamgron. organlaatien will be made nor.
faltowlagt ’ m:Mitr.n o r t i i i : itoAnti n»- i.crTi iujuni- n r T itr
Ui Oaml
Caml Mra. D. O. Scott. Mra. Dcurlaai manent at thl* ttma and office-*
1 Ml** J tn o t. Boyd, MU*
MnriiKU t’ lllTltcil t i i i : riiuiT r i l l 'licit n r n .it is i k c ik Nc
le a *' NU, Mb* Doeethy Run,,.
Run*.-, 'S«gM. Mr* Eraeat Owen. Mra. will be elected. All railroad mm
TUT. IV ItOMTON HAHHAI'HI-nr.T TK
laa Barline
Earl hie H. M. H*mhv. Mra. C F- Hhrto, and vHIUra ar* Invited, and
MU* Owen B a m , Mlaa
Lee. MIm Mr*. F.
fetera.-Mra Manrar. thoae with Ifl »e*ra Mfvler vr»
Southslde P rim a ry School A u ditorium
OfC# W*r-I. I - ' Hecha* Mr*. P. Nuaabaum and eligible to menbarahlp.
Fourteenth Street Delwrep Magnolia and Palmetto Avenue*
ior, Ml«*|Mr». E. J, Amann.
Tueidairi
M arch 11th, 1941, at 8:00 P. M .
Brouffl-- '
Juneau, capital of Alaaka with
under the 11)40)
BanJbel I.iand, near Ft. U rtn . 0300
3400 population
popola
T H Pu blic la cordlnlly In-vlted lo a llen d .
rrnaui, ettbnalri.it will hove 10.' (to
end, of 1010.
rlntd th* three.page article, with
V^'1
First Church of Christ, Scientist
‘roRTcssive Party’
Is Planned By Club
\
rotated Uluatritu.ru, about Fanlbal
Iflhnd * 1 1 published la the SMur.
■toy Evening Feat- reeeqlly. Sanlbet -Ulead hat a* . 'jOnka, jt o *
C o n w g a U ta c o l
\
if**:&x\
�m ies
ir ,........ ........ —
-----------------, Cl Iffera
E rortof
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---------------------- - Lola CAMwill,
L «n «r Lane, Brms P»»fc»*r, Kill
-
- « '» t -
'a ii.f.l/Hft- fi
bilities Of Cross-State Canal
Defense Project Are Considered
5HawkinsDay
eld In Chapel
iihtnoleSchool
HiRh School last track,
Helen Hatchlaon spent
weekend In Telia haaaee and
Bland la y v is itin g relative*.
Lucille Hell, Muriel Knot,.and'
Jaaeie Durden attendad a conven
tion In q t Petersburg over the
r^NErrROM1
o ily --------- .... SUlia Touchtoo
rank ....-----■ Herman Middleton
---------------------- B ari Jator
■pa .— - —
Gl adys Pippin
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By, HtTDtlNB IT.
The Junior . class of Sratnole
HI«h School will present a throe,
act comedy, "N# PodlnT, In tho
high school auditorium at 100
Pi K. on Mar, 11 Bach year the
Junior daaa amenta a play to
help finance tho annual Junior.
Senior Banquet in honor of iho Dom won nin,
mihrt, !'• * t. •.
recollection was
Tho cast o f "No PoolloT la as felt no Iho mu
follotra:
beautiful eatery
Dinah, a ocreant ...—
Martha fire.
dulUee aa inatructor of tha home
a ir wae o'pw oatin# eonJ J to *.
SCHOOL BRIEFS
preface
SODnSUHL i :
i CLAUEUB iW LEONA
Prunella. Mr mold (later
Lucille JTall
Joan, hlc dauahtcr ... .....
■ Ilodya > ■ .
Hal Merriek, Joan'a fiance
Ja*k Hitrihy
Mr*. Warrick, hie mother i „
fred Lovell
Phllln Wsthertugten____„
Gatchcl
'
Hawkins Day waa held at
la,
BchooL Tho pro.
»r tho day began with tho
UM o f the Sadie Hew.
IttJen of the Celery Pad.
the claaaea o f the day.
it to 41 initiate*, tho etu.
ran dismissed for lunch
) unlock after attondlity
o f tbolr, claaoci.
roue ata
"noae bay"
G"
H U L s TMOI
IT
outran, Dili
. .
■
V tra n .
Ona'ntr ftcfcAAt News N t « I* rnbl'a?i*4 «*era rack
MnleoW H ic k actu al Journalism Claes. Mr*. )■ M.
naDll*
lunior Class Of
Seminole School
To Present Play
— -
,
Memorial Hospital. v .
Studcnta and townspeople. It la
>rth your support to sea Martha
» « »
: •
|00Ifo'clock the student
ithored In the ‘auditorium tha canal
attest*
Sophomore Class
uaohold In and out of the many
udoreui -mltwipe*. You will aL
ha 'imnianally. Interested In tho
* teton. to which i David GaUbel
from eitenilra
M S
air
:
•* Building of tho tonal would
tho /lay salute,' Uw, sta. coot a large sum' of money and
might even harm oar wonderful
jundergreund water supply. Borne
officials claim this canal would
not hurt Uw water system but It
has not boon definitely proved.If
It hurt tha water supply, the
hand comooiad
g
Buhrman as director*,
P
^
_T h a sophomore claaala laadtny
With 44 percent, and nezL la-tho
tenter * deae .wJtlf- is 'percent.
Beteowhat farther bektpd la the
Muter. dags with XTMi percent,
•od, the freshman* clima twith SG
f t AulfrHUNttfr
Engtish Class T<
Submit Eggays In
Nuitfonal Contest
VThnu!'should bo'many more
ale t’ a; w,fcoS.:
5R.tT a « 55?;
rk h a fd to bhoBt th o p u r.
chaaoo
THUKBTOi
Uvep By Student*
dh«.4 HUid1|,
V r i«M
m
S .'S £
«f
tho i auuuaL
• .. r
ether visitors N t - none u|p
iduMuyn. v
B fo
By EDWARD-MABIJIAIL
enter a nation.wide sent
• >7he rules concerning
teat hro as followsi
1. Eaaays written ia
Don fa il MT medal* a«
calaa will be on1any si
Mar. 4. The menu would make valving Patriotism and 1
*
anyone's mouth water. 'Mambtra Millie
oft both tearet war* served cock, • t AH MutaeUnta w
teller aalo4.eatress, chicken-gravy,
potatoes, peas, oisculte,
fruit
lutes, tea cream, cookies, and
LYM AN BCHOOL
CcRfirtnc* n n i i ,
which
Ororarn.that Mrs.'
B.
ftomeetond enter.
nWng_ ,* a Buck
depends uneu the w
teetanU, It la, Marl
that aa many as
plan of con of tho
tea 1
SCOUT NOTES
T A .’ S
.T a .I^ .-S S T b ^ ’S
E E f
A U -A B O U T
tboM »*>—■
d e e k fiW j B f i S B
JCOTF8 SCRAP BOOK
'
By BBMA DOUDNBT
This,- year. Urn* Junior English
daaa Of MladMuth A; Hand la
of money but a
g
A D ? A R E NE W S
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THE SANTORO
SANFO RD,
HE OLD HOME TOW N
Made In Seminole
By welfare Board
F L O R ID A
vSOSH M O W V b U
_ DREAD IT !’
WENT HAYWIRE WHEN I WAS
F IN ,S H U P "TH E
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& M I * Ka«< fr om (h r point o f
U r p h u i l i i K , I h r n r r S t - : l h £1941*
V • *t ! r !2 f» *t l***Jrtf or l e t * t o
ntorraftlil t|iiNf!*t trcllnu, tnul
tisir of a fence
lluw utiiiiitiiiK "ii tin Siiuthrin
tliii1 **t n I'luin
At »»**■
thiM ix.im t " t o
h noli n l
ih litt*
right ' III.1m i «*i . I" ii pownr
hullM', tit il |mi||| M i l II I I I
leit Smith i*t Hu NorlliH'fHt
S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y
C O U R T KKC O RD S
i
O N L Y H A L F C O O K E D — N O W IV E
g o t t o
GO Do w n t h e r e to
/
p ro b a b ly
I h i nforrftnUt 'Nort h lint* o f I ha
By STANLEY
1 C O U L t> M T S P A R E T H E T/A1E T O }
GO SO U TH
SO » USED M y
S U N L A M P * - A N D T H E D A N G IH IN G .
-H O ’. HO’. AND
■
nut
rl.tjr o f March,
»hill*' *VI
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1 mu -1 niMii.i: m i \ t i » rLOH.
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t h l - . ' i l l , . Nll. UI l<K I.Mt.l
the Arctnllno,
I over to a Mron*
f.
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.
pro-Brtlah «IU -
H i ChfIM,
Jude
Tha Washing*«■ ifnlnliUt*
M ik | t«i
tloo. M 1| W ill
known, la **•
truniljr desirous to alien Uw Latin
Americas amone th*ma*tv*a ami
with ua. ban in tba Unilad Stale*.
And It want* them to ba pro-BritUh, alao, bacauaa that'* what wa
i
Dlatrlet welfare itaff, accord Inn
to the third annual report of the
State Welfare Been I, made 8.225
original public aasUtancr Invcatlration* and 93.432 rmrirw* for
the flaeal year ended June 30,
1940. Of the review. 785*8 were
far old age assistance, 4.031 for
aid to the blind and 10,231 for
aid to dependent children.
5A i 5
Tin*
TH E EDITOR o f t h e
W E E K L Y C L A R IO N FO U N D
O
A N E W W A Y *TD C L IN C H A
\4A C A T IO N A T A B U S Y T I M E
FUNDS
FROZEN
NKM YORK, Mm Ho hi i n
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BAGGETT’S
u-riH ffii'^ irit; fim th o f In , j
|flii.C'hirm
St ftl l’ K
n» vv
m
1! h >
I'm io d i
Liquor Store
3 -A
,,irrv, i,,, ,—> „,<<*, nw
rill-' V E R Y HESX
In I.inimrs, W ines,
(•ins
uni uci.ivKitv
I’hnne ThS-J— A rcn dc H ide,
n i.l
DUKE’S
c r r n In Florida.
A aeed.gpowln* rlantation In
Paata Rico, hleh In th» moun
tain"!, la alao maintained bv tho
■ompany to a row peed., and Mr.
Burpee ear* hr can oMaln three
rear*, growth there while he a
getting one crop In America. (
Juat the other day, the D-H"ve
il, fir. Not
rartnnn
of
Robert
Ripley contained a picture o f one
of the aBurpte Company'* l*t**t
effort*, the wildfire
marigold,
_
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S I / / L I N (!
A ll.
which wa* Identified aa lh* flral
Burpee’*
W hllti
ip j iL
n iR
The Orange And nine
Wc Are The Boy« From Old l'Torida
March of The Fighting Gator*”
*Cheer For Florida”
a 9
"The Gator Song"
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MARKETREPORT
S T K A K S
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S A M )\ M «!IK S
W IN K S
liK K H
R L S K ItV A T IO N IM IO M : I.Vll! S A N H 1 IU I
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T lt B B TA TK OK KLOIIIDA. TI)
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K i'u ,Avahua, O raau vlllt. Oautli C a r o
lina
Tuw a r * ha r *k r o r J v n U anil r»• ulrtO I * ay p ea r upon l h * Tlh.
da y n( A p r il A. D. I l l l , Sa m * I n
ina th* A p r i l r o l l o a r . In t h *
abuva pn lltlad Co urt l u l h * hill v f
r om al a ln t f|l*d aaalnat you In lh *
a h ov * caua* t a r ctlvoeea * r d i m *
Will
b*
tnlirud
ihell be p a bl la h* *
i f fe u r e a a a e r u l l r *
a f o r e Her ald, l a 'l l ad the o f f i c i a l eeal
entitled Caur*
.a A- rv
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FOR A BETTER USED CAR, SEE US FIRST!
PRICES
SLASHED
rue: i i i k i i t r u l i n ' l * i n '
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Nl*IN"A**lI, llu lliir. M e l.i It I'll
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—Temporary deferment of atudrota In adi^r*Bon d*f*na* train in m i ! ( i M T i r cwvitT m m
jiin iiA L n i r r i T
o r tuk
ing course* * u laggwtad Friday
PTATi: o r r u M IM .1 * A ll)
by Con. Vivian CoUlna, gating di
ran
am nnoLM
c o t'K T V ,
l .i
rllA N C K R V . .
rector c f Florida aalacUv* aarvlc*.
R
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Ha called attention to Um Im
portance of th* comma* bring j A M n a T r u m a nV*. n' u o T r . d . i m i .i
gtvan at training ccalate at Tam• at.
’
Galnravilla, Ti
IK | ati-l II i^lnvny
r*ma FlnridnP
lerrnreli la dune with vegetable*.
It la the 'colorful flonrra thnt
draw Hie moat nHetiUon, Mr
■Uda to ftrtflnment of hla program Burjreo explained. Tld* year n
new awlea rhard ctdled the rhu.
Of Pan-American friendship
&lud?nt D eferm en t
F rom D ra ft U rg e d
I •i
vililril A lln u lio n , Willi I’ li/i-s
Siinilut-4 — i ’m'Mliit, mill I riilntH
bevt-
I arb ehar.l becauae It leatmblr"
rbulwrb, ha* been grown. It la
aultaNc for growing In Bcmlnoib
County, hr raid.
Mr. Burpee trnvrla uulio
biL he aiya. mutnring lo Florida,
(lying nut to California, oi pall
ing to Coat* Rico, though he
•aya he would like
to
"ata/
tome more."
While traveling, lie la alwava
lilert for a new apecle* of, flower
I j add to the ever mounting
lilt in tha brilliant caU lo ru o
Hie company pubtlihei. At tha
tun of hie llat I* • whlta mari
gold, and he taya "If you over
run acroaa one. tend n>* a tele,
g r o n t ." ______ _____________
It INI1S
L IQ U O R
fcnown developments waa taking
the objocllonahl* odor out of tho
foliage of the marigold*.
' Indd*fllaity, Arcenllna'e chronic
grouch agalrot lh* British would
M
Unde Samuel ought to poet up
N nr f h I if .Snuflirt! ( 111
t
during the laat World war. London single apecle* of the flower do_ paid m attention to it. If It bad rrloped in 300 years. Thlt year,
w ” •** ha*d*d, the ArgenUno* un- j ur Burpee haa croaaol for the
mwgtlamMy would Wr* toned I f|„t time the French and AfrL
_
—
;an marigolda and obtained two
new hybnla. One. a double, waa
named tdabella Flreatone In hon.
ar of Mr*. Harvey B. Flreatone,
and the oibtr, n alngle 'hybrid,
1* the wildfire.
, >
Oru> at • Me.
*♦ r nciis'noK.
••4 llu" 2i hmr Cnuri.
Hi \ M \\UKKH. D C
'1 \It f 1S SI it
l‘LitTil If !"» Ml-’l II*
nnid In * t 911ltKt m u .|,a. i
Burpee Predicts
Bright Future On
Visit To Sanford
(rs^ M r^ e
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OP Ml Ml.lt \ I MI X
MA\ I H MI l t V Nelli,.
T« » a l l . I f K
A In
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Out Iri'iuciidnuH itirrmar in new ( nr SuIi-h Iiiih
liriiughl im Ilif finr.ul OHHtirlnirnl uf iihciI rurn we
luivr ever hundlrd. They're in nintlllion and prli'ril
[ 111i,111i 1 111 la*- Mil'll M|IJ," MI Ul’i’ll ill*
I i l l ! l l u ) (if A |H II
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LIN CO LN ZKIMiYR SKDAN
1!KJ7 LINCO LN Z K H IY R COUPK
t liv l l u l l k r f l l l l i T i f FaUkiuajli'l 1 " i n'
l liw Nanfort! Ilrfrtl.1 la t u n In <1
Ij ( tin( ft] « • |hr n*w«|>a|*fi in wtii>n
lh I n nlilvr • fin 11 lev uuhil‘ in <1 ("■
f ti li t r l*|i n-f II l i t m w t l h M
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l l i r rnton i h rk
Nvh* iSrtnill 1 'oiaM ami llu i *ff* ■ ' »
» t h I tl i b i i u i , I fits l i l t dap uf Mm tL
IM I
O la IIK IINlH iS
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Mr A U n ’ ElIKH. I> »
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T in : n u r r i T
p o ll u : m \ o i . o
I II A. 1% t ' U A M
i: v i ;l v n
y o Un o .
a
r o i n r t\ a m
r o i ’H T L m m
’K N T
P U ii it ir r
1910 Ford Deluxe Furdor Sedan —
i
Radio— white nldc llrm— low mileage.
1940 Ford D eluxe Tu dor Sedan —
SB.
An exceptional value— IhU car like new.
1940 M ercury Tudor Sedun —
In perfect condition with new Urea.
1939 M ercu ry Ford or Sedan —
Court
*|
liau*
and
*•*<
duwn In M'll *|ii ii I, I rl in |ii m e wli.it wi- ini-.in
will'll Wc Hily, "w e ll pint I i . l II with mu.''
w illi
Kudin nml w h ile vide wall ( iic h ,
with
w hite Hide wall lir e i and m e n lr lie .
w iih new
ninlur currying Turd gim runler.
Kanlurd,
. . - - ---Nianlin,l.
u,
1939 Ford D eluxe Coupe —
1939 Ford D eluxe Station W a g o n —
r.iuniy, lion-*, thla lb* 7lh tar
•’ — a , •> j an. ,
New tircM, new top, and to mechanically guaranteed.
O. r. IIKIllUxiN.
1939 Plym outh D eluxe Ford or Sedan —
P , IIKRNDOM.
Thla rar will aabfy anyone.
t'Hek *f feaN
v n fic f. u c.
\Yr will aril thiH car at a low price.
ID.'IH Plym outh Fordor Sedan
An rxcellrnl buy in u gmid clean cat
1!KI7 Ford Tu dor Sedan
New motor, new paint and
grl.
hciiI
intern I lean -i>.
1939 C h evrolet M aater Deluxe Coupe —
A good buy for anyone who expcctu excellent nervier.
«l
I!K1!) FortI I'udor Sedan
This car only 15 months old and in perfect condition. 1 9 3 9 C hevrolet P i c k u p
Stake Hotly, practically new Inc-, and m guutl conA car that will ault -the moat nclectlve purchaser.
dlllon.
4lib HlitHN vfillliM't 4'outt, |o Ho
Hill ttl l > m p U l n t f 11«x1 n if «ln M ) "■
Iti tti<i whrivti en titled c*®* #: dtfi
t b f "Han fo rd I tern II.1'* la her# hi
«tv«t®riMlei| mm H im tir«r»pA|*t!i *r
which I hla or de r s t u l l he puliliah’" 1
iPuiint
my
LIBERAL
TERMS
Anyone wuhing rxcrplionul talue and <|Uiilily, thene i arv air llu- lirnl IliaI can lie nffi-ri-d Sn- m Im ap|iMiiHul.
II A Y Ml )N 11 I t Y O lfK U. ItvfMii-l..
m iiit;n u p iU iiiM N
T l i * Hi ill# uf riiirlilait T o Jui» n o " •
r* Ynuriji, Aildrcp* (Ja ktH inn .
I! I n hf r« b jr ordriFiil Ih.ll >•"'
mm* i*" i ii I m l to Appblftr on III# *th
lim y o f Apr il . A. IX* I M l .
•
w i m , ••
LONG
APPRAISALS
1939 F ord D elu xe Tu dor Sedan —
A car with low mUcoge and clean in every reaped.
-
1
1938 C hevrolet Truck
Reconditioned molar, HZ.'i x Uli Int-v and wilh budy.
1939 C hevrolet Truck —
A truck in condition for immediule Nervier.
1939 Ford 158 Closed Cali Truck
- Speed Axle— Urea Nllghtly anil. 9.1 Motor.
1 9 1 1 F ord Super Deluxe Coupe Low mileage. Car like new ut MuhsUntiul discount.
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49 morn cars of various m akes and models that w e w ill ttcll a t sa crifice p r ic e y
Wc are headquarters for the best earn at the low est prices in C entral Florida.
.
________ " W c sell the be8t and Junk the r e a r ______________________
Lat Ml tfva you an appralaal on your car for a new 1941Ford. Mercury or Lincoln Zephyr.
”28 YEARS A FORD DEALER.”
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Rollins T e n n i s
Team Announces
Varied S c h e d u l e
Bdslon Red Sox: Plenty Power at Plate
----- -----;-----— ------------------------B, JACK SORDS--------- --------------------------------------
j im m y
m won w ib rloM, l S . lt and tha Orlando
i from pair took tho aocond p m
by
k a l d i ' m Im i m t| ta o f k i t bat Bn
m tn'i Sanford team cam* back in the
lea: at the City Rail
eday night \
Mi boor ;a^r than
CUM Of the late af.
0 Orlando team, the
1 under way with i
three- men** single*
| MWI
Rate*,
c tu w B P o p ca -r:*w i « - p o iy BY
-Rlfr AOOrfloaiO*"
FRAN* (V O * * ,
final tamo to- win tho match
with a onto o f 16-L
Dorothy
Powell
and
Ellen
Betta oabod throath
with ! a
douUo win i In
the
women'*
double*, playing against Mr*. J.
M. Ewing and Billie Caldwell of
Orlando. Tho fln t tamo went
to dm Sanford pair with the
ic o n I M and tho aprond garh*
W INTER, PARK, Mar. fl—
(Special)— The llBlvrralljr i f Co. I
lorado, -which will lie met on Mar. i
17, will lie the ftrrt opposition for I
Ihe new lenni* lend orgnni(i*l|
at Itollins College hy Coach Got. I
dm Apgar. .Malelies me M-hi-dnV-l (
with Cccrgin. Furman, mid S’. el. .
sun In the five days following
Colorado s vlell.
t
Apgar has announced Hint his ’
team, which includes
Irishmen I
Jack Kramer, ranked a.tlh na- }
tionally, hd nlluo, 1<th nationally,
and hd Aninrk, ranking doublei
player, will i penile ua uu mdeIH-ndcnl group. TMa I* neeta•italcd by (he farl that Ihe ft. I.
A. A. cuifcrenre, of whieh Hollins
is a member, foihlds the u«e of
licahmen on varsity learns.
Pauline
lirli
and
Dorothy
llundy, second mid thud im-klng
wumeu playi-i s III the eoutily, Milt
ulso play on tin- tiami Mi-inuse of
thilr film play mol tournament
experience, the two gills me e*pre led lo in? iihh* In t'lHupetr t*n
<*(|iinl
trim** with
mtisculihe
rival*.
S jtc o to B fjJ o y k
___ SBASOdoAYH .
Clyde Parker de.[
Soil Iran' lft.ll. |
i‘( doable* Clyde,
The
flrtt
tim e!
PRANK.v
t . ted.
In Featured R
At Longwood
P fT L A C
IS A VAUM0U1
m r n a C B —Fatarliy
PP Off Sir
Bmofcy Mountain • 1 I—•
iCtaakar Lad, the lateet aanta.
»n o f the Sanford-Orlando Kan.
tl Clu£ goea to tha post tonight
i tha featured race at the Long,
ood track, midway between San.
ird and Orlando on U. 8. High.
%/vT
Lightly
regarded at the ftrrt
maet, ha waa aubmargad
brtniance Of Grand Son.
W. A . Holard'a dog haa
id Grand -Bon In naarly
recant not and tonight
hla alxth victory o f tha
rr eatrfao
are: Smoky
•, Gunter Laddie, Imper
i l * , Marry Ha, Sunflower
Grtihonwl .Result*
m
APOitloalTb'IMe W[
:» I I
Hub
— neu.
Pin.
I—1
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J— }*
JUarch DO*
.. I I 5
i —>i
Pmakr Mountain «.*«. I .€». t » :
etfLarci
iinii.h Train l ie. I.iet March Hoy
10TII BACK—» - (» Mil* : »
PP Off Htr
Kanaaa ftanatr I ( I—I
Power Te l*par* I I I
Olnrloua Premia* * t l
Kanaaa Raagcr'M *. I l l ,
Tower To I p n IM I. II M;
lou* premia* i-ta.
1-5
riu.
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dial
i i t i i lu te *—i - i » mi* u
t-i
.
PP Off Hir
Pin.
Dun Orlando ... T t f
I —a
Ab'a m in er*
a t 1— l l —l
Chalter tlmirt . . * 1 1
1—hd
Don Orlando !».*». a te. m l; Ab*e
Mamory I.N , i.M ; Oharll*
l.-afi
4 00
O t'IB tU L*. T—". Dan t'.-UadaAh>e wenemy, mrtd ataoa. *
Tonight’s Entries
,,n
i t y p A Af^BS a
ea> SSASoal Wim RBOlWTEfc
M lrU fu e i
rereuS.,A
uMAKNtSSeS r«d Son *RC£Uue fo u i« e r\e«jry c*~' alO'St eiMe»i dipj sryr
Uxxs uw* tar most
PtoMiIialm Kootot OP -raw
ntt»M®SThpp
vwicm
MMMCdSS 30*IJOL£CS
Mixed Doubles
Tourney S e e s
L i t t l e Change
To nie puur.
ford men a Irtun will journey to ’ g
Euatia lo ntrrt a team Ihrrr In the L r y i l l l l l l *
nftemnon.
I r\
IJ V lc Q O
ILagers Go Down
;<’■In D i s t r i c t Maet
Standing*:
I'rfiltl r.alvr IN . .
M'rrl JrH .I tI lU-
I .11 r> V l.tulli.i
llrra l M.»nlhnn
I'a ira w io A f . 'i . i
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lit
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m iiu u .
tvhof^o
iuonI
' u* «*tt
straps CAimeR.
Briu.h Ttatn — 1 1 *
Lee, Orlando
Cagers To Meet
In Tourney Finals
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Great Southern Trurklna Com.
Mol NT DORA. Mm 8
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lluWldr..||).'
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If
321 ( cl»l> Two fMvnrH trnmt frN bv
novrd un to third plarr ahead Mill'* I'ai kagr hiui.
the
nhy*nl** Rq n \ n r
the Fifth
t 11 lat
; f Harry * Liquor Store by win
Schnlulr:
District
lln Nk«*t lh«i III Tournament
ning two game-a
fiom
1)111* Monday — Crnprtlc
Wert enrlrd iH nseond day of piny here
Parkaqa Store In thr lournry ■ Jrwrlry
Fi lil Mv ntfrht
ulayed at the Dowldrume (hla
Mount * Dot a,
nia«kti«ui
third,
Tueaday—P
ie
fr
m
iv
r
I'n-a*
va
week.
Opened thr «lny‘s round with n
Carraway
Agrnry
Except
for thr rl*r uf Ihr
.Nuulhcrn hard-* uinrd 12-1& win over Oeor*
Carraway agency tram in fifth Wednesday — (irral
with Draft rnrking up FI pntnft».
rrucklng va. IJi.wldromr.
place the remeindrr nf Ihr train*
Or<ivd*nd, passed by (niih i 18
I’arkagv
va.
retained their poaltion* In thr Thuraday—Illll.
points, downed (Maroon, .17*17.
Ilarty a Llquoi
•oce. Carraway lira!
Iira)>rl1e
Lyman
upset
fourth-needed
Ccirpany by a acme of n.O M in
Oviedo 27-22.
day, Wert
Jrwrlry
Company
RECORD
BERRY SALE
Kl: - 11h, M-rdnl Nu. I, (net tin*
bofeled over Rowtdromu by thr
P L A N T CITY. Mai H
i/II —
11mddr hi
.MontVtftilr
Mine acore Tucidny. Great Soulh- A aeatnn'a record for alrawlu-uv ripe* id!
before
gcttinif hot in th«‘ )m«t half
Truckcrn won from Hill a aalva waa art ycaterdav at Ilia
to w in 4U-2.1
Storr by a 2-1 acnrV| Plant City Karinrra' Mniki-t
ftliuut Duru M-»*icd tin* Timjn<
Wednctdey, and thr Prngrc** took gro w rra arid IVO.OOO pinla fo r u
upfett ibo far l»y di»wnin« MTt»nd
the vletory frofif Harry a Liquor caah irtu rn o f flM .g iO ,
G m rlin il, 17-24.
atore S-0 -Thtlfit e r > ~
~
I'u ills f fiHvti thr day’s piny
Sunday two. Bowldromr Inter
CO UN T C R A N D f TO FRONT
city taama expect to meet Xuetla
ItOMK, Mar. H — VfJ— 1 h<- with i A^ u i8 win «»v.vr Lyman _
(grovrlun'l meflu Lymitn nt 7 in
*mi iw iA B a .-K im ir M iti b m tf * nepinurn ?r L'o’unl Dlno CranT>,
ambaaaador
i i o dock tonIght in the i oUHolatimt
tatBea' aful a men'a team her# to foim rr Itaallan
at the Bmeldrome Sunday London, for army aervlce waa dl*. M*rlfgt, thoth trams liHvlnir hist
thrir games in thr srini finals
at 7JO o'clock end the San- Hoard yretrroay.
OF A FA. ,'lnr 8 — (Special I —
ll.brrt f !.«••*, No. I »crdrd team
nnd chnmphio i f the Big Ten
Conferrnre,
uisrrhrd
infn tba
finals ef the N'n 'J regl nnl high
lelienl (eurii.iim-nt hen* yestef.
dny bv n-allnpmg l.andmi high.
Inm lher J.n l;-om (lie quintet, 3b
ltd gfi.
The tleiii.rul- i, ill npp.ye Ihj
(Irlnndn Tigeis, ulm reared
a
miner upse* t.v eliniinnting tho
Andrew ,bi. k i n lemit ef Jack.
rcnville, ’id ti
•1 in the other
semi.final game.
i In meving iMr (lie prnii-fln.
als. only Jsi'ksun was pushed to
ret Into the l.r-eket of four. The
j (srksou'-ille Tigers
nosed Odt
Jtininrsi ille by n ^7 tu 2.1 sc3pf.
I Lee. defeated by Plant of Taut.
Vie* President Henry A, Wallnrr '
f" r
*»nlv I " <>f Ibp seasnn,
(left) greet! G. Uribe, of Culumhin, 11' llshed '-if Pnlnlkn bv n 13 tu
to Washiugtnn as a group of 17(1 j IT n"iut Tin- (ieiiemls set tho
visiting South Aniriiran si mien Is I I’m e Ihe eutiie ili*tnnce and shut
and eilucatorx arrived ai ihe rapitnl |I'slalks mil in the first'quarter,
an their tour of Ihe rili Wallner j Lnndi'n out|>idnted fourth scM .
made a big bit with the n<ilois liy |< I Ii ii't.mii Item ti. :(!) In 27, In
runvrrsinc m ihnr native Suaiiuli 'lu- fn>( game " f the sflernoet.
_____
_
| t'lie uiiidei- butl'-.l n final qttar.
[i.-i ml) - of the Itiii'.-inreis to get
i
Memphis Manageil'’1o.inn,i'v. .... .......
P r o c e e d s Team
To Eusfis Camp
.•*-
noteworthy nihirvmrnt wur
||i< 1 nml ipimtet hy » 2U to 14
in talking n act off natituial rhtui,- |
|Mmft*
pit it Don McNeill iti tho Floiida |
.State tournament nt Orlando, w ill1
round out the tin Ntpiiid
^Fnvorrd FoniNe SuufTfl
All niiitchi'N will he phiyi'il here
i Heaton Ity Miss W all
with the exception ot tin Fill,
vnalty of Minim mntrli on M«>
K 1 1S T IS
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10th. to Im* ployed in Muntil,
H a r r y | T 11tu-k i tlnmiuh, mumtui'i
<*V'
Mni x
W nil, of MoThr nehrdulr
j and J a m e s
Ihamii'U,
aNaDfunt Ilfmu inti'. Mich , vI”*tf’i *If*v iiiui'l
Mar. 17
t* •loradii
m a n a p e r , o f the Mi'tophiR t 'hick* th* ruvorite, I oui*<* Stunr*. OrnrMar. 10 — (jrnigbi
or*lived F r id a y a* the vtinhrmint »MH * huinpum fn»m I ilh ll HpfiniMi
Mur. 20 — Furttmn
o f th r Mi ruphis lta*rtmll r i u h
1 tiwd I tu Srim-f itiills of ihf*
Mar. 22
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Thu pitehriH mini cute hr in will FloMtla Fil'd Foiirt \v/mpTi*a ^olf
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May 10 — .Miami
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at HdiO n clock to delei iilliu- the
district chan pinnship
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Rollins Tennis
Team Announces
Varied Schedule
PARK. Mar. §—
• University* of Coteredo, whkh P ill be mtl on Mar.
17, wtU be the first opposition for
the new lennl* team organised
at RoUlna College by Coach (!or.
den A n t e . Matches are »chrdt\lH
with tkcrgla. Forman, and Stet« « la ih » flee dayi following
Colorado’) visit.
Ap^ar. hat announced that hit
team, whkh includes freahnten
Jack Kranter, ranked sixth na
tionally, hid rilioo, 17th nationally,
and hat Amark, ranking doubles
player, Pill operate a« an Inde
pendent group. Thla Is necciiltated by tha fact that the h. L
A . A . conference, of whkh Kolllnt
la a member, forbids tho u»t of
tiaehmen on van ity teams.
Pauline
Beta and Dorothy
Bundy, second and third lurking
women piaytrs In the county, win
alio play on tho team. Decause of
thslr fins play and tournament
experience, the two girls are ex*
pccted.to be able to compete un
equal * (arms with
maaculine
rivals.
Boh Davis, a senior, whose
meet noteworthy achievement was
In talking n set o ff national cham.
isn Don McNeill In the Florida
lata tournament at Orlando, will
round out the tar squad.
All matches will lie played hero
with the exception of the Uni
versity o f Miami ma(ch un May
10th, to be played In Miami.
Tha schedule:
Mhr. (7 — Colorado
Mar. IB •— Georgia
Mar. 10 — 'Furman
Mar. S3 — Stetson
Apr. I — Guilford
. Apr. S — Davidson
Apr. 13 — Miami
S
A apabra
redBATue<4.cepgsi»v»
jesses tx* to* am i To aii»« i\AsiTy e*
VMU
Mixed Doubles
• ford men's team will
Eustis to dRst a team
af tarnsen.
Sees
iiitt!^ Change '
’Oiumey
m
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m
sm
m
T e q l a b f s E n t r ie s
l& K s r
r w * Patter
. A t t '& x li
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Standings:
H , •.
ti
I’roarvsslrs frets
Wert Jewelry "lor*
ts r r r ’s LteXur Hlnrs
Great goalbara
igt Southern Tracking Com..
mixed doublet bowling team
4 on to third place ahead1
arrys Liquor Btora by wintwo guinea
from
B ill*1
ago Store In the tourney
« ‘ t l tW
Bowldroma thla
Catraway Agi'wr
Orayetts Company
Howls reois
Bill's Paeluife llsrr
Schedule
Monday — Grapgtt*
Jawalry.
Tuosda y—Pi ogre * s Iv s
’ Carmwmy Agency.
rapt for fht rise of the
iwiky agency team to fifth
•Mm nmulnder of Iho taama
tin their positions In tho
CatraVsy boat
Granatin
Mkp by a score of 3-0 Mm*
Lee, Orlando
!Gagers To Meet 4
In Tourney Finals
OCALA, Mar. 8 — (Special)—. ,
Robert E. Lee, No.~l seeded l e a * , . ;
nnd efiemplon r ( tha B it Tail ..
Conference, marched Into (Mi '<
finals of the No. 3 regime) high v
"chord tournament here ye* leyday by wallnplng Landon I
anrther Jacksonville quintet, Ob '
to 2E.
The General* will oppean tin
Orlando Tigris, who rcortd
a ■'
minor tipaet by eliminating' tho '
Andrew Jnek-on team o f Jackjcnville, 3,1 t j 20 in the other
semi-final Kamo.
Vice President Henry A. Wallace
(left) greets G. Uribe, of Columbia,
to Washington as a group of 170
visiting South American student*
and educators arrived at the rapitol
sn their tour of the city. Wallace
made a big hit with the visitor* by
ronvtrtinr in their nativs Spanish
Memphis Manager
P r o c e e d s Team
To Eustis Camp
Jacksonville Tigers noted out
Gainesville by n 27 to 39 test*.
l-ee, defeated by Plant o f Tam
pa for Its only less o f the season,
pcllshed o ff Falnlka bv a 33 In
17 ronnt. The Generals set tho
pace the entire distance and shut
Talslka nut In the first 'nuartet,
London outpointed fourth *e4de.| Daytona' Beach, 30 In 37, fn
the first game of tho afternoon.
The winners halted a final quar
ter rail/ of the Iturnneera to get
the vktorv.
Orlando's T iro -' ellintnated |S,
lt.-1.and quintet by a 2B to 14
score.
Favored Louise Suffpru
Ueaten By M iss Wall
F.USTIS. Mar. 8 -(b 'p e c la l)ST. AUGUSTINE. Mar, 8
Harry (Truck) Hannah, manager, l/T)— Marv Agnes Wall, o f Me
and James Rrsnncn,
assistant nominee. Mich., yesterday unset
manager, of the Memphis Chicks the favorite. lainise Suggs, Oeeiarrived Friday ns the vanguard ela champion from U thl* Spring*,
of the Memphis Baseball Club.
and I. in SemtJtnsll nf the
The pitchers and catcher* will Florid* Kn«t Confl women’s golf
arrlv# Monday and the remainder tournament.
'd ’ l
of tha team, some 80 players, will
lot her* Mar. 1,1 for the Kprtng I
Apr. 2* — Stetson
training, which closes April 2. 1
Apr. 30 — Bmory and Hrnvy
A number of exhibition game.*
May 10 — Miami
wilt bo played with tram* now
l-ulnlng
In Florida. The Chick*
Mount Dora will meet Fust I*
at 8:30 o'clock to detrrmine the finisher) Ihinl In the Southern
Assocatlon last season.
MOUNT DORA, Mar. » — »8pa- district chan-plonthlp.
d a li—Two favored teams fall by
pM wayside as ulav In tha Fifth
District Basketball Tournament!
ended iu second day of play here
YOUR TA9TK DEMANDS
Friday night.,
THE BEST IN
Ifbunl
Dorn,
seeded
third,
M M td tha day's round with • j
Good l.< ration With
L IQ U O R S
hard-earned 12-15 win over Ocoee
101) Ft. Front. A Real
with Dean racking up 13 polnk. I
Bargain For A HmaVr.
Ot-ovcland, pasted by Caah'a 13
j town I'ayment AmT
(•B jk , downed Pisrson, 37*17.
I
M o n t h l y Paymsnli
, LBmsn
upoot
fourth-asaded
Like Benll
W IN E S
C m flo 37-33.
tinman, Oviedo »
(pagers Go J)own
in District M'aet
FOR SALE
FIVE-ROOM
BUNGALOW
SCOTCHES
RECORD
BCRRT SALE
PLA N T C ITY, Mar. a -W > —
A season's record fur strawberry
aaloa was set yesterday at tbo
Plant CUy fW m era' Market as
grower* add I t 8,000 pints for h
e*»h return af 318,370,
■pulls, seeded No. 1, met un*
eiMcted trouble in Montvords
before getting hot in tha last half
to Win 49-33.
Mount Dora scored the major
uptit so far by downing second-
■i>Bkd Orov*lawd, 87-3*.
Rqatls endsd the day's play
COUNT ORAND1 TO FRONT
^ ROME, Mar. 3 — U j V j Tho witb'B 33-18 win ovsr Lyman.
Owraland meet* Lyman at 7:30
Former Iu lk n
smbasQadbF Iv 8‘eMMrtonlgtu in the ronislatlan
London, fo r army service was dla. ••rIda, both teams having lost I
their games m the semi-finals.
BE SURE TO VISIT
Steak sandwiches and llnm.
burgers are alsoLour specialty.
For a delightful treat route
on ou: to
Friendly
NICK’S
Package Store
A N G E L ’S
E A T SHACK
Sanford Avenue Just O ff -Of
Genova A venae
Financing'
First Federal
Saving* & Ixtnn A im ' d.
o f Seminole County
108 Magwnlla A>an»a
Hanford
Florida
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HERE IT
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NO DJvtj, i D ID N 'T SEE
AN VO N E WHO LOOMED LIKE
BANKOK ENTER THE HOUSE
V fb I ’ L l BE ON T H 8 JD S
IN THE MOOn In Q a n d REPORT
TO VOU AT N O O N --GOOD
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NANCY ANOBEEZy
SONEO A NONAfiOBESSlON PfiCT-
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�PROGRAM FOB WEEK.
tli*j! S '
MARCH 9TH
Bcnday, Mrndsy— "T H E P H ILA D E LP H IA S T O R Y ' with
Cary Grant, Katherine Hepburn, Jama* Stewart a n d ' Rath
Hussey: Alto— Cartoon and Metro "N E W S OP THE DAY.'*
Tuesday, Bargain Day— “ T A L L , DARK A N D HAND.
BONE*' with O s a r Romero,
Virginia Gilmere, Charlatta
Greenwood and MllDn Berio; Also—“ TH E MAD DOCTOR*
with Baal! Rathbone, John Howard, E llcn D rrw , Ralph Morgan
and Hugh O'Connell.
.
Wednesday. Thursday— "L A N D O P L IB E R T Y " — with
greatest c u t o f screen atari ever lean! Edited by Cedi B. Do
UDIe and produced by the entire motion picture Indaatry: At*
ad— Leon 'E m ! Comedy and News,
Pi (day, Saturday—1"OUTLAW S O P TH E PAN H AN D LE "
with Charles S ta m tt and Prance* Robinson: Also— "GOLDEN
HOOPS" with Jane Wither*, Charles (Buddy) Roger* and
Katherine Aldridge.
.
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THIS WEEK'S
EX-HUSBAND ON the left, potential Huaband Number Two
i the right and a Laughing, scheming Philadelphia society Mias
“ TH E PACE BEHIND THE M ASK" is tha Intriguing title o f the
the middle! What a muddle! Cary Grant, Katherine Hepburn plcturo starring Peter Lorre to be shewn at a special ‘ midnight
id June* Stewart bring the Broadway Smash hit, “ The Phllashow, su itin g at lltDO P. M. Saturday, night at the Rita. An ex
fphla Story" to the RIU Screen tomorrow and Monday.
ceptionally fine array of short subjects including "Take It or Leave
It," featuring Bob Hawk of radio fame, will be on the program.
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THIS WEEK'S CASTS ____
THB PH ILAD ELPH IA STORY
C. K/Dexter Haven .. Cary Oran
Tracy Lord ----- Katherine Hep
bunt
Macaulay Conner
James St*
> wart
Elisabeth Im b rie ____ Ruth Hue
Gserge ... Klttr
Uncle Willie ..
Seth Lord „ . . . .
Margaret Lord
Dinah Lord . . . .
Sidney Kidd
dL*
■'V W ,>
. jm V
f rl
**
£* *
Ellen Draw
...John Howard
.....Vera Vague
Ralph Morgan
Maurieo Greta .... Martin KosUek
Winnie
________ ... Kitty Kelly
Lawrence Watkins -----Hugh O'*
Roland Young
Connell
John Halllday Hatch --------- ---- Hugh Sotbern
Thurber
......... ..... . Henry Vlctot
- Mary Nash
rgtnla Welldsr Busan................., Norma Varden
Henry Danlell SUtlon Hatter ... . Huward MIL
V
f*V y .
r. at
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A PICTURE that has the endorsement of the Daughters of the
American Revolution; The General Federation of Women's Clubs;
The National Federation o f Music Clubs and many other organL
rations la "Land of Liberty," presented by the motion picture in.
dustry of the United State*. It will be shown at the RIU Tbeate^p
neat Wednesday and Thursday.
ebell
l’ a n d
op
ij b r r t y
AMONG T IIE 1M GREAT
STARS YOU W IL L SREt
Don Amacho
Waller llowtoa
(ierrge ArlUa
Joel M cOra
Kdwrrd Arnold Vklor MeLagteo'
lllnale Barnes
Prerdrlc March
John Barrymore'Raymood Massey
I loin I Brrrrmoro
Itob't MonttVarnrr Rarler
Wallace Beery
Walter Brennan
George Brent
Virgil la Bruce
LBlipS (BUDDY) R0GE0R8, Jane Wlthen and Katherine
'Ifh are shown abort In a scene frum “ Golden Hof fa," a >1ra
le story of i gallant thoroughbred In which Jane races on to
i new fame In a pleasing picture to lie shown at the n tli nett
lay and Saturday,
PEOPLE LIV E faat when they may die young,' aoC eaer Romero
and Virginia Gttmero take plenty of time ont fw * romance amid
all the crackling rxcltemrnl o f gangland In "Tall, Dark and Hand,
some" to lie shown next Tuesday at tha local Rita.
J A
Local Family Welfare
the opening of the
^ .*v^v
vVaAji y , . jFTWtj* *
We have aided number* of do*.
tltuW Umlttes. Discouragemenu and
uttar despair would he the fete of
many families were It net for the
helping hand o f the Army.
( U Hemes w en visited.
104 Consultations with ether , egfiw
4Tt Office Interviews.
U t Grocery orders.
9 A H Received entries o f clothing.
IvrUou Army offktoi*
gom e**
am
- OARK AND HANDSOME
Morrison .... Cesar Romero
......_____ Virginia Gilmore
I* ..... Chariotte Greenwood
y ..... -........
Milton Uerle
y Willie .
Sheldon Lemvard
r _______ Stanley Clements
.............Prank Jenks
in
..
BamtU Parker
............ ...• Morr Lawrence
......... ..... ..... .
Paul Huret
icn _______ -... Prank Bruno
Anthony Caruso <,
i ________ .... Marion Martin
do --------------- Letn Belasco
.Evangelistic Work
The following t i ta evidence cl
fact that the Sarratlau A m y baa
gently worked aj tta'Jeh.
'V S T
GOLDEN HOOFS
/ana Drake
Jane Wlthen
Dean MacArdle ________ Charles
(Buddy) Rogers
Cornelia Hunt . . Katherine Ald
ridge
Dr. Timothy D ate ____ George
Irvin*
Morthy Witherspoon .... Buddy
Anna Neagle
Pepper
Gall Patrkfc
. . . . . ------* ...... Cliff Clark
Georgs Raft Booth
Moae r —
Phillip Hurllck
U i w Ralaee
Owen — ----------- f hells Rayan
Pas) Robeson
Vaughn Wlllla
...... Ray Teal
le e Prather
_ . Dob Nolan
... Steve Clark
— u . Bud Os- ONE OP TH E mrut.unusual plcturr* ever presented ucre will be
unfolded neat Tuesday on the Rita Theater screen wbea ‘T h e Mad,
Doctor," with Basil, Rathbune, John Howard, Klim Drew and Ralph
Morgan will be offered a* part o f a doable program.
Prison And Institutional
YOUR PLEDGE
c“ “ “ •
»ere toadui
to this, the best, and most direct means
of charity in Sanford.
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Sanford In The Only CenlftM • *
Florida C lly A ffo rd In * Kail, H ljfrw a ti
And W afer Tranaporlollon
SANFO RD ;
F L O R ID A ,
M ONDAY.
M A RC H
Trophy O f D a rin g
Indies
Belief Prevails That
Country Will Con
centrate On Thai
la n d , In do-Chi nti
Plans
12 Firem en K illed ,
16 H u rt In Hlazo
10.
1011
British Raid
On
'French Object T o
{Britain's Blockade;
Counter-blow Seen
N o rw a y
By Senators
Posts W ill Be Built
On Sites A cqu ired
In D estroyer D eal
. W ith Grent Britain
Greek Troops
ttllOCKTON, Man.. Mar. 10
W ASH ING TO N ,
Mnr.
t fll/T)—T ie Sin.-ile npproved today
the establishment of naval bnsex
on *ile* a rq uIred from 11ri Inin
1In exchange for United Stater
destroyed the but Wing.
;destroyers, an nrtlun which tho
A Catholic prlr»t. the Itev.
Senate Naval
Committee mi J
Lawrence Morrison. borrowed
would have the i-lfrrl of “Cona firemans helnet nod rubber
coat, and entered the luuning
grcaeieiuil ratification”
of
the1
structure tu administer tlu>
exchange.
Wat 11ton In the dying
The action
enme
«iien the
Senate pa«*e<l a $2 lfi.28fl.S0O «u . i
B A T^A V I a T N etherlands I
_
i tho*li.itton
loi
naval
public
wore*,
including
bi.i.l*.
C-e!
work at the Itrui-h have*, lluilevi lopment
of
farilltioa
nf
Ifiod neutral elrclra today
, Guam. Samoa, the Alaskan r.ir:t,<
M at Japan h »* temporarily
' varlru* other Pacific location..I
ntgconholcd her plans for eco
the Canal Zone, In the Ca-il . '
nomic penetration o f the lOaet
benn, and tie continental United'
Itnck from a dn«hlng raid Olj Narl.helt
Stale*.
Indies, and will conc.’ iHinte
Norwegian
Island* of taifoten, e ff tfcr coast
cc
^
Britain’*
labor
minister,
air.
!
fo r the preaent oil Thailand
yesterday I Norway. Hrlll»h sailor* and marine! di* play a
tffilam) and French
Inrlo- R o ta ry Club Is Re neat Bevin, dr^ared
that Senate passage nf the [end. , Nmi flag «eiie,| 111 the laid. Th* 111111- I, do.
hill
Major development*, perhaps
mi inded O f __ Prin ci I.tea**
n i twith
. . * II* promiNf ij f ! .
overwhelming American iiinisrlinking Soviet Roaela, Ocrm.ui/
Will Be Signed
R isin g Tem peratures
And C learer W eiith rr A re Forecast Russians Concentrate
A rm y N e a r A sia tic
t
111*
Fron tier O f T u rk ey
Niunon Said To have
Fleet Near Singn-,
# pore, British Base !
’ D- . |
*
F a th e r 0 Farrell
Cites Need For
Justice, Charity
pies O f D em ocra cy>1 at.i to Brush, „.„id i,„ „
and Japan ware foreseen lit »i m,
quarter*.
w ll waa rcmildcrrri probable that
any Important Japanese ucth.n in
tho Fnelf-e would he l lined lo
enlnelde with major development*
In Europo.
New danger algnala arn.e .n
Far Kool. BHtUh authorities
Singapore warned renldent* to
cm 4B_nour notlre to
I* “ areas where It I*
Ightlng will take plora
P 0 » U attacked from
atroynl munition works on thr i-l.tn-i m i in.
'i 1f» (icrmiifih unit 10 N’ mw.
m . ' IIi
pi hniHi * Tin t s11*■n wiink ..................... ..
Legion Sons Have. 124th Infantry
Mass Meeting
Of Ball Fans Qualifying Koon-J|Unable To Makc
Called Tonight
I rip 1 o Santord
Savannah Visitor
[
Injured In Wreck
■aAffjss.ttJSjC.
DeCottes Sa>s \ i>iit
May lie l uilertaken
Sometime lit April
1 .1 1-Yiiiii p ti.|i('llt'(l ngninnt the
1' llrit i'll
lilnrkntlp
totlnv,
1 lin-tiloiling tn ennvov
nnd
iirnt lYoiich mprchnnt s h in !
, i it' 1lu* liliH'kntlp fo n tln iin fl;
w hilt* iii l.nnilnn.
tn fn m o *l
iitinrtpfM iiulifftli'tl it tvotlltl
I,,. I'til'tircml
rognrtflnsti ofI 'rfiti It i-iiiinli'r-mcttaurea.
,,
'
i livt'k t t'ooprs still
alriiB llIn11 to inl,r Tepcteni in Albania
i
.
lo .rr m-iii.ii I'd to ha,o »mn*1n 1
. -. , |m I. Italian dn ision-II,,
. I, I I,. Hi. -immcriug Balkan*, dtp..... .
,iiiiiiI,-I* ni lli-lgiudc u*.
M , Mi'il il.m Idisst* was roncentiatI , . . n r n i Turkey'* A*l*1lv
I ,| I [ 111111>'1 Vl|f>|»iM»‘liiv 14* II |tr*H‘lH|e
I
t. !,. I. uvii im -I III. ,1. sulhillty of the
„ (ij.......
ni mi
lolling through
11| • 1. ,
I n|kt' N
, .
In tin- Kui Kii't, tin* KfCIIPh
HinntfiM i it tiiHt ii formitl p^ucu
,i, ,, , I tl*i 1 • tin ut in till- Thntlaii*!
...... .
| i, ni IM>in < M?hi Glintin' ilitptil**
I.l
iVti.-.f »i\ ttiinm row
British Aid Group
Acknowledges $50
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Molhind To Talk A f
Tallahassee K\ cni
III.,
M
W A S THIS YOU?
fans D rivers
Frro r i o t Ira concerning
Uta
Townsend Ptan will bo ahowm and
taplainod Tucaday night at ttOO
n’cUrk at Magnolia Avenue and
Flrat Street under tha aponaorahlp of the Towneend Club, J. F.
McClelland, preaident, aald today.
The truck allowing the pletnroa
haa travelled In every atate of the
Union, Mr. McClelland aald, and
la now (Hiring Florida. Other In.
titrating /lima will ilao be ahawn,
h* added.
, ■ "
c o r r e c t io n '
m U wwa stated IH The Herald
Saturday that the number of
telephone* . In ftmford U 13.00,1.
T h- number
1300.
ahould
Hivo
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twen
tourist Attractions In Seminole
In ThneaUnion
In .M ika o f eKroa i n a fAaltlar
o J ; eight. Only tho#o "to tha know,"
4, : however, are aware of tha ex.
Q, ( c*Uaat black hate 'gOd'
other
S a t u r d a v ’a tdelillflcatlnn
waa Mra. Maxwell Blewart,
,.. I
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„■■■ tit.w trying In jt*I back nit..... . In ...........in.......
H i- li-ni-un, hr [minted nut tin- t,( thn City I lull „| J in
inifH.itrtnr-c t,f Sanford hnldlng H- Tl,n*e win. In n
j. ar
ffn,K-[,i*r.
,,
rtlgltdi.
fnt
iM cH intf O f P. T. A.
Set For W edn esday
Ml-mb,
......... .
hm ldi ny
nh lt it nil
biiitl
A r m>
t'oitinifiiNi
*•»»<! o t h e r r h p m i t n U
»|»ok«-
iiin itiim h iiu
ti•*t-«l m nmk
mtf |H»W<|f*r
mm,
mewtarr who t* handling each »nc
a* faljovra:
CUaa I, rvaae, Mra.
Thnubarf Class
Mrs. f. 0. W,
W ii
Mrs.
Nnwman. Cl*** II.
i*ri,»n>m.
t„ bice. Mrr It. IInilugUui;
rlata 12, Men. l’la»«, Ut* h K
It.iuralllat; (la ** 11.
fullagn.
Mra, J. It Uranlrufl: Cla** M.
i-i im[to* it Ion* expressing mood-,
lira. W. ti. Celemani Cla*« lb,
School Exhibit. Mrs. C. L. Park;
nnd Cl vs* |(I, professional
ex.
hi bit*, Mrs. M. (I. McNair.
The show will open Wednesday
afternoon at 2:00 oeloek, and
wilt Im opened until U:00 ticlrrk
that night. Th# hour* on Thurs
day Will he front 10:Uu A. M
until 3:00 P. M.
Any resident nf Seminal* Coun
ty or those In ncotby towns may
enter exhibit*, Mrs. Curlett an
nounced. All entries must he
breugbt to the showroom* before
11:0b A. M. Wednesday, and exMLiters will use their own ronlainers. The number of blossom*
under th* tlajaee and lection#. and
all ralaa will be atrietl/ enforced.
Uafecr* will com he exhibit*. and
no kchlbilora will be allowed tn.
■Ida tho tnilldtp* aaUI tho draro
m
w
"I
»be
Semlnolo
I'nrt-iil Tcnchi-nt
tin-
I v'l'ti'
A «*octa-
school
In
I ,,, a .... , Wrrlnesdsy morning nt
'vkit hour* in thr iitlr-nlmy hi ii k
mi w n
..... ting
...... .
1
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•••• 1 .in ."ti t loll ■ >H r , 11,1 ( 01
1 \ ' M 4»| \ Milt
1. KM
till It Alt 1 li-lrif
tlllM ..f III*
1 Olhtl
.1 nit . , kill -ohm Rill - 111 IN l kri
•.(Mil Slllrilu 4 Mt
..ll I' ll . It >Atl ■ (fl . 't., . j 'Atti•a**» Pfuniltl V14»• '4 111*11 ........-.1
'•(I)
(1• 1'
1U.’iJil ir,|l..M
t,| VI . m|, In IGlIflitl Jl oil it i.l* .1*
,,, mi ,,, |,.ek win announced by
, I l» KiMinlf, pri',*'S<lc*nt of tho
,it itrnjulinti, It I'Kipl*
i„.iny
* , f f * nil' In he elected
,,„[ \|i
K,m?iIt urge* nil local
,,
t„ .in,I re|,r,-*e»tat,v»* to
,('■ meet mg, Mi, Kipp said.
I W M IIA N S
Tl>
ENROLL
MIAMI.
Ms,
t(1—OP)— Ten
1 mnnt11uii mi «mtH
uill rliroll
M*r 22 in n navigation
-rhi'i.I In-lug ronduetpil hy Pan
An--,testi Airway* ut tbe iequ«»t
..I Ihe Wat llrpartlnenl
Classifications And Rules For
Annual Flower Show Are Listed
Wi
1-
\
I'lilalka hn* applied fnr men,, tin chapter
Iwtshlp In thn Iragun and llm ,1,
AllhUN VI- It AS » 11(1
rn, ter, toted In give .Sanfonl *
ftnnrhl*., In them if II I* sit,
IM ULADELI’IIIA, Mar. in ,.f.
rend*end. I'alalka, a cliortrr innm
Kim (lc«tm>r.l h Rlttruiff mild,
i»*r t.f the FloHda State Iwagun.
Armtiol
tunri,dried it* charter and i- jug nl 1In* Kiniikfoni
tinw trying to return to the Ira truly Nuiulny Tin* hlntf intrul Im
82A F.llmlt ArentMt.
At 8:tR n’elock Saturday eftemnon you walked up the
Steps nf the Pnal Offlee, you
aald “11*110’’ to
a
eerliln
gentleman who work* In It.
L. IVrkin.’ Men Star*. <Mr.
, John flanicl, Oilandn ilimctm
Perkin* may give u» an argu
« f thn Inagnn. wa* *clrrt,-d t..
ment *• In whether or not
ltra.1 a i-mninilrn lo attrn<l the
Jimmie really "work**’ In hi*
ll no,laara On l*nar TSrnrl
Morel. You dropped two let
ter* In 'th* slot for out-golnv
mall, looked to *ep 'If there
wa* any matt In your box
(there didn’t happen to be
any, at the time) and then
— Ikrd letauraly to tha street.
You were wearing
a
blue
flu**** and rulri fer the annual
■uit, blue shirt Hack bow lie,
Flower tihow, sponsored thli ynar
btaek hat and shoca a f the
by
the Roar Circle o f the Hanford
same reler. A
U rn
Elk’*
Garden Club, went announced InCharm waa suspended front
ilay by Mra Endor Curtett, chaira heavy gold
chain
aerns*
tran. The ahow wilt be held at the
your veat. Ynt. were puffing
Pariah House of tbe KpUcnpal
on a pipe that you handled
Church Wedneeday and Thuiada)
with lender care as you up.
There are tfl elaoecs far thr
prn*rb*d the. entrance to l a .
various flowvra and arrangrmrut>,
ney’a D rag Store where you
and whgn onlv one rihibit t* In
greeted Grover Williams. Yeu
a cUaa It aball receive award ar.
took n seat at lbe counter
and at* a plena nf camanut I cording to Its merit*, not because
pi* and thank a cop of cof |It hai no competitors. Mrs. Cur.
h it stated.
fee. On* af tbe . «etn* ' that
mu were abont I f offer the
The r|iu M and tbe Garden Club
\ f
i-mitrifttnlnn from Mi**
1 1 1I1, Mi Hmkt r, winter Vldlfrif.
[, M.i lo.ui Bit tulle S-f ur. IKi itrun
4.141OM UkUI. uiiVunuludgi'il Ut u
. il o.i: in 1.1 Fridny at tin1 Imruti
NfWmifiti,, M n.
i,M M>
it A
ll mm T W 111i11m** mt rttjtt y uf the
11 f i’.Hl l/rit l(»M ?*nid fridlli
fit*(.,iir 411
N( ri 1III 1e i11' Fn f 1
, 1 Offflllllj vk’l'ir r»H(1 Ilf tilt' niiMtl.
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, .. in,I,,, ri.mmentritor ttt l-ondon,
, l.i .
it,,- np|.r.-,'iiiti.in nf the
[-, ii i h I
lb,- mil brmg uiv«-n
,i> Ami'i milts, Mi- Williams roI ''<d
M,
\ W Kitov, treasurer vl
.......... t j : u nti In the treasury
:, -I Htemelit of *01.71 sen!
' Hi- unit,mill headnuarter* ilur.
Hn month nf February,
ml,, i le tter*
front
hnglainl
|.mi Ward "f PudieV
....
[..,i,i|nn,
Huinking
thJ
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."^cur tv* arna In ov actumad on tho up to Male rei|uin.-mrnt*.k T. W. (inomri had dl*ml*>*d a »lmdi
.-t ll,.' plater*
Ihc ii-Hcrvr 1,-1 l[. , ,i ■-,! It,,.i„ .
S f Z r t E . road m rly
Bundar Lawton, eniinty euperlntcndent.
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the
i
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.
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,
w
,|
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t„,
■uit.
morning. tha attending pteytletan ■aid today.
Mi** Compton, who failed to
In n 1,-lrgram I hi e mninitig.
„(t<-t m,,.,*
Tadny Mr. Halt i* impeding prove charge* of •xtrem* cruel j IVti-r Sihanl, ,-vrclary nf I In■!,, i,.-i|i,|ri[ i... ii.r.i
^ M r . ^ H a H , w h o - ..v la U r o ,
tho school* in thr city. and.Tue*. ty In her fir»t suit, alleged In l,ague, urged all fan* lnlrrc*1cd
day ami Wrdnr*i1ay hn will visit her *rrnnd bill nf cnmplalnt fib* 1 in
In .Sanford In linn
the school* In Ihn county, Mr veaterday that the fomtor mav- i I'',, for the nii-cilng tonight, f-mlaiwtnn *abl. The villi I* an an- i had n vlnlrnt ami ungovcntald- ■mu th,- fan* nf 1'alutkn. aft,,
j flu- aim Iiwr* will,nut liax-linl'
rnutl one, he ulded,
,
|temper.
41* 4«*itrlftipl| Fre#!
f Ihl-Mtii HM- ■‘•ilii >il il*P*
inlniifil Hu
D r r »»
1 ’ !>
v|
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J
---------[psyhologieal blow to tiermaii ,■'*
Calling
upon
all
patriotic war effort.
American* to reaffirm their nl-j
Th*
Gieek*
and t'hmo* ■,
Irgiaiice to their flag and to re- fighting war* nguinri the In,,
dedicate Ihcmoelve* to the prin- jllan and Japan**,* ntemhei
tiplrx for which U stands, the (the tripartite part, haile.i in.
Ilrv. Father William O'Farrell .measure.
M. i.,
. f i It. - in
i I 14*
of I'ustla told the Kntary Club; Offlrial
ipiartei*
in Itr j •
today that no nation can long Horn* and Tokyo were *ileu>
Anii i.. ,f, 11k.i ti I!»fif i in11 .[ini
exist without justice and charity,!
Ilevln, cbaipr.l with th,- , i t Sanford (iivon
Until ifled bo in* *4iiI v <»f I It’ Ndliuinl
without the principle* of Christ mnbiliiatlon of Itrili-k In!., r n
imti.*! nt I In m '» n l,H
W ednesday T o Take nin. t-- Iiie
In It* government and teochinr*, ncrelernterl war Industrie, -aid,
I t it11m Hui t . u i .
shoo*
i.l
"Now
that
the
great
produc
or If the rights of Owl mid nf
Definite
Action Hatn,doi lit li*l MOIIH, 4M’til k;* I •■ k
tive machine nf America i* goiny 1
tha people ara alienated.
I n s t , to,
. “ *
“ I-et tu each and all reality In with th* British eommenwealtu .
waa reported th l * w
HtMilt* t\ 11*41 a
To,, • t r
'
Bu-clwill fot,, of ihi- ,My ate
th* need* of our nation. Inthil
l ‘ ,to pour out airplane*, ships unit
" ------float af war.
r\I n t|ii.tlll tf,i I• i |ln
striking die. critical hour'1, he ial,0.r‘hct as guns, ltd* ovorwli,‘Inline feivc |urgeil to i.lti-nd „ n-a*s meeting 1we, ', .
li’l , til l
■eeaaitytotoI rkeep
r p aloft
of It,.- Flor- rank of
a lend the knowledge in Uennaiiv,v[,|, ,r ou s, ntui n , naval etrong* realise tha necessity
lltat old flag whlcuweh<i|H- and that fh* forces thrv started w-ii'i '
,,
- . * » with ,1 i
Oil., , .
pray will fonlinou to ahow the cannot win will create
o.veh*. ) M“ •M " ,' '•' " V ’
, , ,
*ror< - mi >
world that Uta principle* of di\-jl«gir*l effget which will heln i,,o e lo c k «t " " t u> Mali. Im i
Ti" l..r lin,«u , ,i . -luirp-b.. >1.,
lire. |*t ui pray .break down the snirit nf nggrrs- roniinitli'e meet- oitli tit,' i ity
woernry can endurr.
firat .on tibttf.nti. It.it,
V\ ■
' <‘oinini**t„m-i»
to d , t h > that when the hour come* we 'Ian In middle Europe.’’
'
ii,s, , In►- 11dr.’iti1
v1, nt
„ r HIV rug k.-v.itg * m arl-1"."
be found -loyalist*! true) Th* llrlli.h radio I *ai.t m ' pr,„,„vt.
Ml<l. ................ 4
***«« u»
..IrjiffiMte l)u “ ■ Htm*y
r'rfrfi vMt.nm
iK T T dfinid our country
rk-clMNi
j n-ufkRiiinrt,
tlh oo
It■
1in p (Irm u n )AngliR>e
t * ?« uiilwi li,
with nor life'* Mood."
»1 tiwl» Aiitn.| I*di»)
1( hunt, M'lti 1-iiitiii,
tuut
Father O'Farrcll wo. Introduce,! i Uermanv from l-ondor,
'I he act
tonight fnlloi,1 guarte............. .
maikliy Father _J__J.. Keiloirhan wlmJltr BeptU’a fClLnn_Jim<>!m'r<l !
trnuiir liirvriaHMWutirriitf. *
characterise,! him a* Otto of th e '’’on Informal declaration or war iTpnainn Itr theI l.t i islKn ir, h» Kibi* ) matt, 20^4 jTn ntot
11uitit* tHiiriiiiiy «><
I filtfi** ■IiMUii mitt k«niPi*l, Ui'I'vI-'Sl1 i
finest men and beat «|,.,tlt in lib, !"g*io*t Hiller. '
_ ___ _
ll III- | (hr fitllnw |fm ui iii * ,| in* i »itr- ’
nnfm tl mi nl UrttriimUy
aequalntancr. Walter Bayne* hr1
VltK’IU'fia
11
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t
0
I'M lit I*' !h(». w
tiii'U rilin lew
it Ii. I -1jff iii K mi
11*(111 Vilil1 iti* |iIwrid on tli4 1it*l«f | i'ltll, Mhi If.....
Mi l lltn If, I
'*nS J ^ p^ ^ : " ,ia2r,riM!Second Suit Fited
V| ;»l 17, 1ill* u1-tniiik.’ t|n>
I It* Hire. J V.. ( s i'll, it-ttl 111 i. II I
By Betty Compton
i ’tili*HtA Prilttc tlt’fimlr net Ion f 1 Q im rl *ri nn it
liiki’fi llu■ frunchlrt" of tlio >hii
H all M akes Annual
KEY WEST, Mar. 10 — l/Tt-- lilt! lu.ll tk-Hin will In* fcivi'U In
School Inspection jA imnj >uil by Betty Ccmtpton. j I'olalko. II i*|iort of the >uml*»> I t ’tired Rail M eit's
In eking u divorce from dnppe
moel.ng m toe diirctiir* Mini lo
..
.,
n
,
.
J Walker, former inav" [ lol.lilo u to forfeiture of IlielYICellnff I OHlponCU
Jt«- Hall, of the *tate dep•rt-ljame*
.
thrill nf education, t* Inaptettng'of
. tlnglof Now York, waa on file in cir t-nfichtw the rlnb will l-,*r *b
the Bemlntile ('ounty School*
here yeaterday, only f ’tit i ,.f it* n**cl*, invltidinr ti,*- |t.ttu t
tool* tu-jeutl
to- Iru
day In are how they are1 romlng-jday*
after Cirrutt Judge Arthui I ,!«pimil [iiivlrit Krb. 2.1 nnd nlP,,| ,
comtng-jda
Smash
Eastern Seaboard I T w o Fascist D iv
isions In A d van ce
Is Still In Grip On
Albanian T ow n
O f Deep Snowfall Thailand Peace
—W ’,— Twelve ft trim’ll
were
killed and 10 injured
today
ivhep the mow-laden roof of
the SD.ypar-old Strand Thcalrr
collapsed during a fire which
Danger Signals
g Noted In East
N U M B E R 164
Member Associated Press
Sanford Boys Arc Initiated Into
Antlers During Tri-City Meeting
in,
fnt nit, el paruil,
mUitlilHi', (nr trill......
In-Id ut tin- Woman’* Clu-»
The
Seminole High
School
under the direction . f It.
*1
Kipp, and the Sana of the
American le-ginn
Hruia
aod
.1 i. - -rn.y-|.n*) , , ,1Hi1
It.
in
If
Curt," marched ut tbe pa*
ti u, tly inert mu
,ra.le together with Ihu , and!*
l.uig,-* nf |l«> ImiM
itile* Alvin Odhatn. exattad rONew Smyrna Itrarh, Mini
I r. wa* grand ina:».u,'.l cl tho
••araile. and was wssisfod I f
I'urlly
rhudy
lunight
m l wa* held here Frtda)
H.inl.iid l«,y* who »< ri
v l.yle l.nthrup and (illv* Chap*
Turtda, ; Miinewhal wartnrr I.,
'* j ninn and assistant marshallo,
writ
night f.dli-wed by slightly r«l *< i Hi., 22 initiate*
■'Iii
. tin-.dd MaiUb-n,.. I . lia-i | I'nmmilteea wltu atraitgad iha
In the • M iner
north peril
wera
Tueslay.
.
.... Mills r Williams Hull la- i rlniU uf the meeMog
■-------n l.
('bell.-* TItirstnn Ve-n m . |.y[*r Lalhrop, domra chairman;
Member* of the Saniuni llnd. Alt "if" . Haym«ml K»dn CIK-. Men Crnwforil and Shelton Hay.
minim, leant areIn Iirnetw t...
ford Prort.-e and
Ju,-,-. I * j .tin. supper chairmen; Hal
nkhl at H:(HI o'clock at theKi’ llnwlnv the parade, teei«o . 'general chairman
and
City Hall (M ill,
Miss Eleanor dwlaic* wrre rlc-n n -l-i■— ut ,.f the ptrmdo, and Henry T « W » ,
Murrisen. rity rnrrollnti head
“ Vl-tck nl thr bile
*• 'Ll Jr., initiation chairman, Tha E&x
■aid tub,)'.
-nd another il"-*rer „
m n., ladies rummltleo gnu assisted
frrred nl 11:00 o’clock. Artec the'with the supper wars lira. Say
Mra
WUlan
*
^
Napoleon Bonaparte trlglnaiej iltiltUlinn, supper waa wood a t; Tltllo,
Uw
oroiT bous.'i
105 pri-1 Mr* lleory Thuraton, Mra,
(he tdoa
Ida* of
o f odd and oron
hou*-- >he
.the Elks
Elk* Lodge to over
or,
the I flnmltpood, and Mix. D u
number* for dlffseent sides o f Non* who were att
was a r t L ____ __
(ha s t r e e t , _________
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MosUvllln. Later a
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T B ta v t
it. la ft Mi>ft» fend*** tyw bta
amt, fireplace
Mnr
•«< other ft^ft*
ln* ur7 > w * »
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of M.
•.
1
'll* board a U th iO T i* aa. ft
cattle
progress
III
& & S5 .
no from nlna etninMrhtia rattle pretjt’P n f, L V. Htarkry of
f Celteg* and graded by
tilth of l the Agricultural
quick work of testing har iraama
of n perfect room arrangement.
If tba droami ora *h«U»r*d. hat
budget hat bean wrecked and aha
can start testing naw Idea* until
•he hits open tome aubatltutra
for the dream* that dldn'a leak aft
gOod in aetiiol.taof.
One can esnerimant with earlout parted theme* hi ‘ furniture.
Place* ran be •hoeed-amind no
I* Service in Th eme*•
t , asftbted br Dr. A. U
>0*4 ' Mlmal Wbendry
"ftaw the Unlrenltjr Of
cbamplopship hotiora for
it damage,
*Oaorjra*Doka of*AUchua
171 pound Hertford tU tr,
1, bred in Texas. Reserve
nalbin for the fourth tlato
fjc L, Jecfcwm of OftlMo.
agtaar of his own ‘bread.
■i Matthew* of Alachua
aaptenanlp honora with a
M B end • pan of thtee,
Tho frand champion steer sokl
s k t s c v
W d S :to
*Commiaeloner
* f i ? r,r*.
of Agrl-
tad. In oddll
■pko them much n o n aatia
Unr end aarrlcooblc, Prpfa
tacara pointed oat.
All alaara In tba ahow. aa wall
aa n lal of 41 eahlblted by tha
North Florida Kaperimknt B u
tton at Quincy, wild, for an atar*
age of iS.tHB ccnta a pound.
Tha' ahow and *ale, held at
ParrU and Company* yard*, wara
sponsored by iha Jacksonville
Chamber of Commerce and di
rected by I . H. Lewie of tha
BUta Marketing Bateau, * chair,
man of the ihow committee.
Other membera of tba committee
represented tha State Depart,
ment of A(rrlculture, Agricultural
Eatenaion fierviee, railway devtiopmrnl arent*, banka, few),
fertiliser and ThmUmcnt dealer*,
packer*, and cattleman.
,
Prompt npalrt to. equips
wW rajult in them a lt ip T h
tk government
inning Franah
• and free tripe,
lathftn Mayo, and pthara
tho annual Fat Stock
pofti A croup of ell 4.
marine uielr t l i t "birth,
i Inducted Into rltUacu
W K W A IIITC IIK A , Mar. fl. (Special)—
Meat csnnlng _ and
shrubbery planting wars highIglhta of Gulf county boms demnnstratlon club work ‘ during the
mat month, arrowing to Mr*,
Jordan W Idlefield, home agent
Nearly a ton of beef and pork
was canned and more than 1,040
wild shrubbery pieces ware aat
out by home demnnitratlon club
woman.
'£)•'
t ju te s .
3BViek,
S r rppoir
® P
f i"
will a
prraot
P
W cm lty of 'Florida for
of his 4-JJ beef record
to-Ms ahowhtt at tha
t Shew waa awarded |t>
flan of l,lce Oak.
Icing team from Bomter
mahad by County Agent
I fraa tripe to the boy'*
*M, Jr., captured first
rt^aoorae at Up Unlrer*
Wcid* nk*t June. B. P.
rw won tha medal aa
ng Judre, Ilia Uammalts
C. Perry and Dadd
■ka •m a te - team, com-
daaicnad a7
D A L L A S ''H I
— —
PANAM A CI1
(Special)— One t
of Dallas gteaa
bought by Bay
to plant In ti
orerement
pro*
Spring, accordtr
Agent M. B. k
Urre ordered COO]
DOG FOOD
5£k."'TiJf.""s"5a :4js -
of r junior adclaary. aditera U UftA.
lor Janet Cantor, Qlaria Jean,
Shirley Temple, Mickey Rooney
and Vlrrlnla Weldler..
"Elisabeth/* who in private lira
Wfta Coup tea* Ruaacll, died in
Chmriceton, 8. C , of n blood In
fection following Inflocnta on
Pah. BUl She was bom Mary An
nette Beauchamp in l l l i , and
IA. l-ttr ofl
field. In her teane aha met and
married Count von . Arnlui, ackm
of ,u famous old JaBkor 'uytOft
and by him aha had four children.
In waa her life a t . the Isolated
eon Arahn •bateau la Prussia
that Inspired hay “ Elisabeth and
Her German Garden." publiaked
In m s . In 1110 her first hut.
|pad died, and Elisabeth married
*caiu, ale years later, U tha aider
brother « T Bertrane Ruasell, tha
philaaaphar. A t cartons Interval*
other no**)* worn publUbed, and
1040 saw tha appearsde* of “ Mr,
Bkcfftocton,** an cmbienllr ana.
CANS
fl.N . NAVY OE DvE. PEAS
mnPu L i i A
hem 9c 1i 19c
•rile la My P»*tn'e," These
the “ know" knap h* war
kipg
fur “ How Green Waa *My
■kH. at
,V t
not of PaternuateH
cable “ Offteo afft
-VpWUB you alt, watch.
tk b lO o i M a d
,
.AhftfriMitdlpaaadriafta,
:*, ,
fctt thftfft'a
/
C
A
lU
; *l4ht shift B«iok«y Uadera ai
(« l th .)o b g !
more fuel and naara
p o w e r for tray ctnar,
f t i x y purpoae!
d IU hook at I Wit lea
G H E T T I
meats thriftily, anodrar lo teem tap
with the lint lbr|«gfr« oomph and
Wallop Whan you want It.
. ’ f?
bH s m is v * m i
• ’ -.'^f
a*J5J22
•'
"
tlft.compromiaa-rigo
And owMrt hy tha ihowmRd will led- ’
you f/*a wraraaosm
a* 10* to I 5 % « «
L41
jMshS/Tk
It e lA r m * .* * ;
i f r w . Im W
That kiod ol teamwork pays.
!
|
"* k k m s s
pooitiona.
• UDTTin
One ran (t<
R fl vswatehea
w iiw n of fabrlra
far draperlet or upkojatery to try
. ^ * er*. and,gates with loam
plon, while Clifford Payne of
Payne-and Oaertaon Co. Jackson
ville Insurance firm, paid 41.6
rant* for the reaervt <-11 cham-
A d v e rtis in g In
! 'JA
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ai
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w
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i i "-'erirc-r
S an ford Is TIic O nly C e n tn fi •
F lorida C ity A ffo r d in g K a li, B l f h m f
A n d W n le r T ra n sp orta tion
J
SANFORD.
Fingerprints Of A Killer
F L O R ID A .
FI
Proposal To
Ban Convoys
Is R ejected
Group Wffl Act As
• Mediation Agency,
JJMdng Up Factors
* Entering Disputes
V ote Comes A s Sen
ator From W yom ing
O f f e r s Substitute
T o British-Aid Bill
Work On Defense
.F r o n t Continues
.W ASH ING TO N, Mar. 1 —v n
-— Th* Senate today rejeclrd an
amendment
to thr Dritish-aid
blit • which would forbid th* eon.
voylng by American armed force*
o f war material* ihinped out of
the Western Hemisphere.
Tha vote came on a proposal
iy Senator D’Mahonry (D-W yo.)
iffered a* a *uh*tltiitr to the
Admlntalrelton-sponsorr-il amend
ment stating that nothing in thr
measure should b* construed a*
changing thr raiding law* gov.
anting land and naval forers.
Th* roll call w u (12 In 2d.
Administration strategist* In
the Senate succeeded yrstrrday
In sidetracking the restrictive El.
lender amendment to the Brlllih
aid bill In favor of n rom promise
proposal omitting reference to
wratrrn hemisphere limitation*
or the ua* of II. S. armed for
ces.
Simultaneously Senate
Demo,
crattc Leader Barkley of Kentuc
ky
said the chamber would
lit until 10:00 P. M. today to
hasten action on the
measure.
Senator Clark, Democrat. Mia.
kauri, non-interventionist lender,
objected vigorously, 1-ui Barkley
said night sessions linil bworoe
necessary.
The compromise declaring
that nothing in the hill rhanges
existing law relating to the us*
of the U. fl land mid navnl for
ces— represented at least s trm.
orary
victory
(ur
I'realdrnt
ooeevel.
Threats oTwalkouts
Removed At Sever^ •lP oin tsIn U. £.
V.
M ARCH
7.
11)41
M em ber A iw ocla trd I ’ rcss
Turkey Reported Ready To
Combat Invasion Of Greece
Great Britain Sends
Supplies T o Turks;
German Tanks N ear
Frontier O f N ation
Second Year Of
Service In Army
1 Seen For Guard
Yugoslavia’s Role
Is S t i l l Mystery
A d ion W ill Depend
; On Status O f Intcr; national
Situation
British Troops Con
tinue To Advance
In African Battle
WASHINGTON. Mar. 7 — m
w Tlif War Drpirtimnt aniil to.
*Uy the Army may a«k Con.
WASHINGTON. Mar. 7 r n »- fur the xuthnrity to keep
Is I t N |u |,, T „ ,k ,y. Mar.
(A V - Pmjdcnt Roosevelt
the National Guard in service
• ' \l*> I hr Turkish prana
for an nilditlonal six inonthi or
diedyd. today that he is
» allied the hatlnn strongly
a iJb in
Indai sea in. I arrepllng Gey.
«* * * ► «* , the crestIon of a
‘ whether the Guanlsinen will
man
n^Miraiirr n.
AAserUsd
| W »r board whlehlvfeuld act
ha kept in uniform beyond the
Dial Dir spread of thr w*y
eurtint year's period o f train-,
In Dir nslkans seemed In.
Ittg. it was explained, will de
evltsliU
Thr iirraa. waranf
pend
on
the
International
altuapolice
department
technician
In
tha
crime
labor.,
IIIDrr'
D.st
• («„
million
QtdUenu of labor. produaion,
ttofl
I
tn
Ik
i
-.fi
I|
aj,
hfin d
lory
cam
pare,
tha
fingerprint*
o
f
Grerga
J.
Cvek,
with
tho»*
found
*nd other factors entering
Sinne 2111,000 Guard officers
mk Ainnl
hi.
binlnhot AA*
on a goblet which w »» used by tha klilar e f Mr*. Calhrrine Pap«*
and men have been mobilised
t iirAnrr*.*’
Juat
before
aha
wai
slain.
Authorities
said
the
prints
matched.
Ovek
thu* far
. , .
Prtildent
Ed Oliver, ©no of the Winter ifolf rhump* (he lioii fur flu
The War Department reportip»M out against Jurisdiction*! confessed tha slaying snd alio admitted assault* and lobbery upon
M* %4«>ir ImI f.I
ad vi’denlay it had *|K*nt morr National Open) is rongratulaled by Maym Allym ..................
other
woman.
strike* among union non.
* •i '■'■k iliiilotnnlii' duurtt-rd
thftti IlS.OOn.DOO on li uiIrl inif mu. Trenton, N. J., as Oliver answers (he rnll In Die minis Olivet |l,w
Aa ip * * a m t by tbo managei'\ | i| seeil the ludipf today
tcrinU Mini 1‘qulpmcht
In »hc
meat and employee o f Um Coiu
llt.il
I'ltlket
uould
HCmt
cofistiurtion of canint iiml cun. from Florida to Herept a plaee uninng tin dmftee‘ UMTS h w r CoMpeay .to axbltorn iK'nt
1
min I lif inuuntuina oL
I. iudImt itioiif? ban roat rimn*
1• ifi iuii l lin u f lo 'h c ln conilimn $27,000.00, it w «« shown
0*11 n t ifrnititi imuHion, w h ik
by n rprufi itulatlon
of
five
;< i i f i i l I lit I n i 11 u h s reportetT
moniIt-1 purehaac* by Hi" (juarter.
'liffilm u nil I Inequlum atll
m i*!' t general’s convtrurtinn ill.
ih f
i-uilil
sunru
to
the
vla'mi
At lln same lime, the drpaitI'm kmenl said lhal delays wldrh have
i i > m a u i p M »:im
n o m .h is
HuIkart hImi m i
Mpottiol 60
ham I"'led Its ramp
nnd nrnis
Un f oootlri - Ii«i> - hVb H, toil, Gif man luok- iilmowt within ■tight
Sanforditc ('nils
Thursday Caldwell Is Elected
nla lit 4'fifiiitruction gitJiriaw wiTe
uf thr ( itv of Smii
f 11n 1oi bnli fro niter
N ew President O f
fMt Itfinif oVFFcmmt1
. A n of Frb.
Shot On (.'ruck*up tflthrulhm
A fte r
I In1 fo -f KII1.1 OlllkluUghts how"•
fool *t 101th lurlhdiiy, thr phim
at, -t vi'AA, B»ifl. I HI* w m thr "tuI
I
ri
H |I • ior% n rxpf*ctvd
Sanford
Association
lUP rtf 210 project*: • Ni coiH|i1elc,
M c e t r Qn Sunday
of
n
w
t
mi;
(i
loroin)
ml
to
(
jriirf
m
I
*M (Ion ! 4~|miill fsj1 In* *i bU' |«•
to niiiL min I . i ri'ir'ii Htruoiit
nn schedule, MS hfhhnl *rlir.
.VIIOf I'III. f iMil IHilf i of i lo n i tty,, Oil Him i Milk) io Mai rijoiiin, n tfO.
f o m t t ' l l i* v»»n f * ,
-M ill t .i 'o m i i t l
Charles llradihaw officially rr. Doudncy U rges Filing
24 nhead of sc'irdule. and
Reran tag tbolr Thandijr after.
Chibs s^nnfonl
lost
thr 11f t H i It tiuiot • i
\ of to* mill1 loi i lilhi (i solmif In thu stu*
* * * B ohoota ' after bolding them ■Igned from (he .Sanford Baacboll O f Exemption Blanks |S' net .tarted.
Oil’ll* i **hul I Ktiii* t a Ili‘t| title
(h itlh, vt tih .IlMO^. -l 11if kii inhII y )il fit So!nnil-, m
Building mnleilel other than
tudAy/1
• I Seadejr tof.. * c «r a l Week*, A Jiaoelation nt a meeting held
Ihr UofiiAOw ( loti !oi>i h A It
\ O ic m h it oi a i n li m t h r e rm h *
lumber bought during the five
Whl|*' (iiiviiijf by lilt- Oilniuh)
M-rt'pUon. uUrlhlrit ti\ Ihr (on i i f i m i n n l o i n j w t i - r y . h o i A u t h o r f *
Hanford Doudncy,
Seminole giah'hs rinsing Feb. 1 I InrludeJ
1
mem* an o f tbo Somlnola Gun lhJ» tnornlng and Ol|o Caldwell,
■ rmy a !i Uih*!* >vntrrilAy mniitmanager
of
ika
St.
John*
R
in
r
County
tax
aasexsor.
today
te
cinl
k
iluujthtrr.
M
o
*
yunfonl
1*4<IM 4111III 1r I *a III llrlfTAlIe, th©/
Club tuned .outj n U rday .at U>«
042 H7 gallons of paint costing
iiiir.
Mi.
(
hub
ftiip|M'iI
to
rn
In,
led
cltlien*
that
only
2M
more
Dun.
Rurnt
of
honor
Voir
hluv
t
u
p
it
a
!,
n
o
til
thni
Ilikw
uab elected new president
ipng* pear,.the tfotet Mayfafr for
21*27,130 _ ____ ______
w »lc jk i tn u m lw i of A rm y p m 'I hl» "Oii^rniotn .wiia -** *urml> 2,0 lit I'linri' I'nul haul r ofiCrowd
■nil - pbto'i lonititlr in for *
MH'i'ivf'il thtot »l toti |rV ^f*'**' M < i k J i > a H U
A l * 4l t © f t t w h - J f l
Uiulinv Thin*
pliinr*
liml
t ill 4 if \ t OIIUMlhMnO |(
mi
lirrr*ht^r|fA»Trii i rlr r ii.
__
Mrs.
Williams
Heads
ronir*
iti
In
n
m
fr
luotllitp
mill
Judging by ttnm rTllert last
I•*wini? nmrflifp on
\ fnlrno'iil i riiffirniTnjf TIU
hr
W
AR
plttyinif
Willi
thf
Mr. Doudnny rstlmuled
Mr. Bradshaw
Mi i id i . U illitiio i
notice of
! i , i., , neulialiiv whs expectMr. Tonally, ■ State highway
* walkomt plana at *tha infnlja Iron
Tuberculosis Group IhouRhl i hut hi* vvtmM hkr Id v1to'
if• 11 11 t, run ni no i In
•-I "-in
patrolman with . headquarter* In hi* Intention to resign Nov. 30 1•)'«* Iharo am *HH over * Dmu«fi* a mm/ (jInii** mu k up
«n
d
forma
to
be
turned
m
I
it,
Hull
on
Frh
I
I
mi frnril, 1h«
Mrs \ nli* W i IIiaima was r**Orlando, ha* been absent from to give the nrganlxallon a chance though the blank* are mining in
I hi ur»| plnilr IftlMlr.l M«f« |y
iij y t ■ f k <o im i i i I n i * n f
t
lltl A ll w
•Ion representative. Th* , firm
|irrMflri»| of I he HathHIoI*
to make plain for tha baaeball faster this year. A total of 2227
th*
weekly
matrhea
for
aeverel
A
ll'l
n«4
*
«i|
I
in
If
it
I
nil
i*
|
hi*
i
ii'l
f
i
h
f
I
)
o
j
i
I
y
n
»o
p
Mi i*i 'U thAt
hold. 1100,000.000 watth ef da.
(
ruinty
TiihiTrii|f»»I*
A
amm
uition
team
tlila
year,
Mr.
Lumnn
aald.
week*, Byrd Goode, club prrsiifrmiir'i a Ih-o it nitiit k u j,;m111i*l
was filial Inst year, and s-i f.u tinir*1 l.i i Im i huiuh. i
i i mMe.| K«rfen** order*.
...
Thr former prraldant wax expect rear. 122(1 persons havi im i .I. at ■ iTiri tiruf hr I*I at (hr Haptl"!
dent, said.
,“ ■* '
•"imps pllt'h||*£ thr pin H,. „vi-t
........... .. io ipihm Hi
f |hi 11mi Soiiuu
) tiurrh Alirii’f *1 IINH) it
Other* taking pert In the pi*tot ed lo leave for the north today aptilieationa, he said.
""
wmic «oi| 11•r«i if
|I
vi it ft'M1inning
ihi ii t y A
on a personal builnaaa trip, Mr
I liiirnilny uttiriiiii^f ui**l ulhrr of*
firing anil their aenrea ware:
fiVr* M-k 1*1 411 tlllicp, Ml ( ’rvifg.
tinder ■ recent ruling « f AI
f >l*ofiof
Hull Htry h*di
J, M. Tapiwott, 00; Jim Webb, l-smsi.n added.
lurney General Wats'Ut, exenip In »*tn win ii Imi riniHffl
( l>n aiimnbly
I III' pilot
1,11 uti fuirrl
Mrp Hurt in K A ruler non I*
PS; J. A. Howard, 07; Ned Smith,
Mr. Caldwell aald no definite Ilona can no longer be grant. ,1
( »4'*l|Ilk't A VVMlie•' f CM jj l»1 ,| II,
tlrt judinrnta
I"
OS; I-eo Butner, OB; R. T. Cowan. plan* are In vlayr at this Dim upon home* that are icnljn. Mj MYitlnry, Mr* II nth Krutt
Jury
IM
.
im
1
1
V
>.1
if • Ii* flrl {li ilHllv Him
1 lit
•Si Mr. U lfh le y o f Atlanta. 0.1, when i;ur*tioned at noen tmlav Doudncy aald. Tha dale for .*!■ irrnauror, «fit| Min J* 1,
Ml I MW In klo;ii*inl|tiLv |,|4
fit.
i ( i vily ifi th©
id ( >h t iM^ui-hi d ....... - 1 Jl,
C. K. MeSarrow, 02.
He said he lutd taken the posi lug Intangible peraonil prepi-ily ■* i d ! ml'* rlialrirlAtL
inn tun** for am loir
j.. 1 HI.I 1 il fiiillditiy, mi. i
r•th «11
•ii flint? w2i
<ff
It war riqMirtfil thAt W7f* 1<*U
Tho** firing rifle* were Mr. tion lo hold th* amociatlon to tax return* alao expire i April 1
H, * Jl l It l \ti h -«f H ! n M»
mm >)
i.r* wpre nuiihil and lli»t f»7K
Butner, OB; Georg* Cook. US I gether In hopes of aamaone com.
*
»*rnmi»nt,
H. i i t
h. H.*ii ' *.iif■•) 1
1h.
\ llbf" 1.4V,
mTe ri'ffivrfl, whilr B07
Mr. McRIarrow. 00; Mr. Conslaln, Ing forward to tak* over the Job
i it 1.1\ -< llblitil 1 "*'linpr roll a I'H •d ( fill hi t ( h,11».i.
Gardcnent U r»e d To iiiiNwnrv
British I'liincn Sink
•till not ii'piy Thr tntiil
*0. and Mr. Adama, SB.
of sponsoring tha team.
1>
III 4),f .vrlf I.I-* vi, f ,, 1. Illn • With Hu A \i* WR« un*
( lac* vi iir |*)|0 wibh $IM)5 811
In th* match ayatam of firing,
Mr. Bradshaw took* over th*
Enter _______
Flow er Show f»»rMm
iilirbl * br nfti'fnpt*
Nazi Supply Vessel Hi i i »'■> ».. 4ihuh h .1- ,1- lid -, 1" ( IhiikI dovt
with thro* matrhea o f flro— «low, presidency o f th. baseball club
II Ki'»n| Kiimmiil*
of
n **Tri'Ci ** rcfli•timed, and rapid— th* aeore* were In 1V37 when tha team was about
Gardener*
In Banforil and |• •eaburg, a district supervisor,
bmil
(n » (Hrmnn dir.
LONDON.
Mat
7
i/V.
>aa fellow*:
tn lose Its franchise In th* Flor nearby town* wore urged lodut , discussed Die
annual
mcrllng
wllh
I ih Iv
Bo m b.iv „f the ||rl( lull ll*4|M,t|
tin* n n t
hours, I*
Nam*
S T
R Total ida Stale League. Since that by Mr*. Endor Curlrtt, rlmu- , “ hlch will lv held in Jacksnn- roini rwi iii l * w c p t A c r * » * tin- K m r
i * |*■11tt'i| iii ihplMumtir qiiAirap.crtt
00 01 04
200 time a number of outstanding man of the Hanford Garden ‘ die April 7 and K An excru. 11**1 < bunnrl to I lie Net in i Im,. ,
1 11* IGl^r-nir icitvrrmit nt will
Venal ly
loo 100 OH 204 ball player* have bean developed, Club's annual Hower Show, tn live board Was Treated and will d* ant l* * iU y fin d » A n k « ( i r r i n n n
and enter thalr bloMOma In the ns. |muet monthly in the future. In
MjfH i it ni'W jir» Otm an p«l, Butner
.1 1 M M
27d among them Bid' Hudson
supply iiliip nnd Immlird I k n Ha l
lama*
Harry
“
plaav”
Dean.
hibit,
-which
will
b*
bald
at
the
-lead
of
every
three
months
i, ■in ,c (lie milv Ffip in lH*
[Cowan ........
01 00 03
274
dt*r iMivii | hiirbiir, 11 was nffbi,*l
Roth were sold to th* Washington Episcopal Parish
Honae
i tn* iii If tiit'iiI Mf Urr»rf# nnd
ly niiiiouririjidSensin'*
and Hudson la now Wednesday and Thuradny
p Hu* bt'd UoIWim TtnitrAl in*o
County D raft Quota
ennnltd a* on* o f thalr
boat
Entries must he brought 1"
I niib lii rinnii riirnp.
Calla 2 W hite Men
pitcher.
th* show room* before
11
\ iiiif* Ifivici*'.. i Inf I i •* th# Alin
Other outstanding rookies who o'clock Mar. 12, Mr*. Curlctl said,
vt a . itudrrMtuu! (o Havi* britn iMaC
ity
N
o
w
b
B
ricfo
were developed, while Bradshaw and axhlbltar* must use their
Two while men are called In
tn id nt ii r •»ufi*M*ur«' in Btlbeaded Dm taam. are • Wlllla own container*.
Dis fifth draft quota of BrintI’ ludi riniufiir ITinrt* RpgTfit Pmil,
Ytatarday'a
identification
Okren, Roy Marlon and Ralph
Others on committees In addi tude County fnr Mar. kb, accord
IHitnirr (VrtkuvHi-Ii* Anil Forflff©
• a * J. U. Colctough o f CeL
Hyder.
tion to Mr*. Curlatt are Mrs l ing lo a notice received from tho
Miriirla? Cinnu Mnrknviich* Df *
tluugh Realty Company,
,
M. Quirk, door chairman; Mrs slat* headquarters at St. Augus.
. (i * 1 Iiflih ||(I*'I il 1.th. 1 1 A Ml*. k b’ndrr t f Hir governMildred Babcock, paatera; Mrs tin* by th* local board today
Thursday aftamaon at l:!B
*ii, *aii'l th*» Slovcna
nn
fll oppiNuli4
l)l
1h. i ihr in y ni 'nn 1>id Im
J. C. Bills, reception of plants, On* volunteer la alrrady on hand
o'cloek you w on walking west
Edward
Dies
inter Mitliuiii porlftdio* Frsut
in in
i ii-Hr
td.iit: m
HI*? Jl i f f JU411if iJlifllf 111*'
ebon the rad
and Mr*. Frad Wilton, classifica but a called man will have to gn
lift* 1.) * 4'«itldlltoti*4 1Im i .•(»• Ml 1rv h ii hiv rr hIao uUtTidid the ronAt
Home tion. Tha-Roe* Circle o f tha Gar to fill th* quota unless another C. K. Cobb and Miss 11.... i I|l.ll
t 1Mlt VHIIllll I’VI'lllilllh, 1- 1*1112 r. i * fi» #*
Cleo
Fenton,
both
of
Orlaml"
den Club la sponsoring the show volunteer I* signed, tho office
I iidinil ing Hint munir drcUion*
weti' issued a marriage ilrrnsr «i
said,
Edward A - Smith, 74. a rank
vt-n* (>4*ing Imki'h, thr YufOsliV
Ihr
Court
House
yesterday
dent o f Bahford far 20 year*
Tuesday
two
colored
men.
John
INVESTIGA TIO N o r d e r e d
A*uri4 ( w ii a ►umrmmd into *p©»
died last night at tn« bom* el
Henry 'la n e and Charlie Cason,
t ihim lusi nigbl with all (hr©9
The Townsend Club will slo
hta daughter,' Mr*. W .. W. Doug
WASHINGTON. Mar. 7 — (/!’> both volunteer*, will leave for
i-..mil III.i ary added l.y Inin |.i,'"> «t tegnil* uml I inrf o f Staff
ilcture expla
Camp Blinding to be Inducted In. !• motion picture
explaining Di, III. Naiif.ird hninrsteHil. Del l.y, I Sinmiiiiv irh in at I eiidanre, iha
Is m . In Daytona Beach, when hr
•ping investigation
'Ian Tuesday
Tuesday right
had bean ratlin g far tbo past twe commercial air lln* accidents to tha army. The two men will iTownaend Plan
I
.
nn
wi.« erithuslaalli Hliy
..
m . a il. . - *
I'ss. Tknsl
fl .00 o'clock at First Street
weak*.
,
which have resulted in B6 deaths fill tha fourth quota of the
II I- biMutiful wing ( • ihrMagnolia
Avenue.
Bom In Maw Albany, Ini., a« in the last afghl non tha was or county since th* draft act ha,
hmiir vi-AA ptniiiii d h> I hr
dered by Urn houa*, yesterday been In affect.
CtffiM ni hiruitrl!, fidluto mg (hi1
,
The Taylor Cunimandrty
li'Aign nf hlR friend,
lln hufil
thr Knights Templar will Ii
Hunt,
Hu*
itdi-hniliHl |
its regular meeting tonight .ii Mniriit
7:30 o'clock at
the
Mas"ni< iitrhMrrt uf (hr Mrlinj tnIit mi MtlTempi*, J. O. Huff, Eminent w i t m u f N f w York,, Tin * H w o f o n l
mmiurUI, vrrcled aa « -brittle unit
Commander, announced today
(rfAinortcd liowvvni* a till Die
*
**' y 1
Fust performance of Die nitnThe Son* of
th*
Ainettc*!! present building) would offer the
with tha luxury food*. legion and the Junior Auxiliary grvat advantages
Jobn F. Cat*, editor of th*
of involving stivl show “ Night In Hlng Slag*'
Missouri Rurally!, who vDitad
smaller
expense
in
building,
but
was
put on by the Lake Mary
will hold tbalr
regular
n0.
mr. Whan it U ‘down •hoot at tha Legion
Sanford recently, devotes con.
whenever Chamber of Cotnmers last night
Hut On sllowing other units
bankrupt. Around Ban. Lake Shore Boulererd Saturday funds an permit, while our pre before an audience
■idandda epee* to Bamlnolo Coun
includll
r, B.000 acre* are planted afternoon at 1:20 o'clock, George sent much beloved Library could school children, who war* alia
ty farming In «
article on
Florida to tha magairhi * Mar. l
Artdstan walla prevlda Cook, Instructor, announced to. serve tn rapacity fur the Juvenile In the show fra*, a* a pr
irrigation. On land that
late*. Mr. Onto « t a copy of
department,
showing before the main
rich, aa mneh aa four
tha jto W ta rtto ir^ *?ita f
t
if the land la secured at ones tonight at >:1B o’clock at tfch.
wunerckl Jartlllaar may
A mixed concert o f aacrcd and and th* foundation atone laid Lake Mary Chamber o f Ottoenter mu*1* will b* presented before the leave* next month, marc* building, Frank K v e m . ■
® f t a ItottaTJ* f tha.wtlcla la "Ws
t L e r plant* a n aab r lb* Apollo Boy* Choir to. Mr*. C. Sanford Dow ha* tx- member o f th* group, said k a r .
FeUewad th. B i t * to ..FtorbUr
Tha abow la d Ivldad into two
Ight at I lM
o'cloek at the pretard her Intention In forward
gtaaopet
Pariah
Houa*
on thU aummar a valuable act of parts, one depicting a —hu
aguafta
A ran Be
under
the Italian furniture and ornament* •how aa playad la Sing Fllag j
enaorahip
af
tha
Woman'a together with n number of book* *on by Inmate* and tha
axillary.
Admission
w|>1 be from her own library, lo be placed part of th* prtaoaan attar
in tha Sanford Manorial for tb* ar* fraad and apply far lob a ■
Bradshaw Resigns
Mark At Shoot Of Officially T o d a y
Sanford Gun Club As Baseball Head
tUtches On
A w Resumed
Plans Under Way To Build Library
As Memorial To City’s Founder
Salvation
W AS THIS YOU?
Smith
Daughter’s
r
ETtfSSi
Minstrel Show
Is Presented By
Lake Mary Group
Farming In Seminole County Is
Discussed In Missouri Magazine
LOCAL W EATHER
“ — -------------------- Tha v*l
ion* acta In tha second part
(he assignments given Iha a
by tha employment agency.
Members nf tho eaai art: X.
True,
Heaton,,
a W- IsMB. h V.
irt i'
s
? (*’A?5VA
-
-
1, ./•
\
�—
rAGE THRER
Sanford Herald
Appendicitis
HOWfcTO
And In Its patterned aliad..
Joiaw' Fu.tta watchrd the quirt
. last Wind blow.
More than alx hundred thouund persons suffer from
attacks o f appendicitis every y e ir ; more than sixteen
thousand die, in spite o f the fact that progress in modern
medical science and surgery has reached such a point that
an absolutely sure cure exists entailing practically no risks
whatever.
In one o f its recent issues L ife Mazagine depicts the
advances which have been made In the removal o f the ap
pendix since the first operation was performed little more
than fifty years ago. Prior to that time practically nothing
could be done for the victims o f appendicitis and people
for centuries died like files from what was known as "co
lic" or "stomach ache."
Nowadays there are more than 360,000 appendectomies
performed every year with a death rate o f one-half of one
percent where the operation is performed within 12 hours
of the first attack. Practically all fatalities in the removal
of the appendix result from the delay In having the oper
ation performed rather than in the operation itself.
Chief danger is In the ruptured appendix where the
accumulated poisons are spilled into the abdominal cavity
causing peritonitis. This almost never happens when thr
operation Is performed in time, but so many people fear
to "learn the worst," have an abhorrent nnd unwarranted
fear o f operations that they prefer to diagnose their own
ailment as n stomach nchc nnd treat it with laxatives which
only promote the disastrous rupture.
Yet so simple and snfe has the appendix operation
become that It is often |ierfomicd on babies without harm
ful results, in at least on e, Instance on an infant within
the first half-hour o f Hh life. The uncompllcoted opera
tion requires no more limn ten or fifteen minutes of the
sargeon's time nnd the patient himself Is usually able to
be up again within a week or ten days.
it is impossible for the average |>ersoii to tell when Jmj
has appendicitis, but every |>uin in the region o f the sto
mach should lie viewed with suspicion. The chief symtoms
consist o f twin usually on the right side und nausea accom
panied by some fever. Hut so nro about twenty other ail
ments not associated with appendicitis. The only way you
can bo sure is to have a competent physician make u thor
ough diagnosis.
As Idfo magazine |>oints out In Its" admirable educa
tional article on appendicitis, when everyone does this nnd
has his appendix removed ut the first sign o f trouble the
death rate from this disease will be completely eliminated
and the lives of more limn sixteen thousand persons a year
will Is1saved.
fiMak softly. Fur the curled
iMfk roots beneath you heard
HritiHh PurchuHCH
jmicRirriufr a t m
Pnrakle la Agvaneo
k!| i k l t i i r r
• • fle e * * earda
| U
r m t t t k n u mm4 a a t i f f a
M t > t a * f f t l « tm r tfea p a r p M *
i t a « f a a l i w i l l bm « h a r f « 4
e e fm la r a i m l l a l a g rate*.
.Y.r
MARCH
7.
•#
mi
•«
far
ISO
V E R S E FO R TO D AY
KlfNfi FU.T/F.
(From Ails)
Mak softly when you pass
III dying tree with hranchrs
boat and acre.
Rung Fo-lio reate,I her*
Add laid hla cheek upon thr pr.
taled grass.
8petk softly. Ixing ago
This tna was lovelier tnan nil
' others mode.
U U n n holy day
That peace might come to all tl
’ troubled world.
,
—(JERALD CHAN SIEtl
The llnute of Commons Is told
at Kusala la Hu- only real neula the world today. And we
ld«f If Russia Teully Is.
italeas are bring sold so cheap
Dklaado Ihese dnys t[irrs ran .itot!l common fell nearly |2 a aharo. In other words,
(Aif«+>d arty esriiss for anynot having a wall planted American investors lost nearly |2 oil every ahare of Block
they ht'ld.
This,1aaya tho Miami llcraltl, "explains tho coltlnetta
of
the
Street to the proposition that Ihc Hrltiah convert
I *Wuditlonair ..vhf fur clvl.
IB MS mask’s. It might he a Into caah their f 14,000,000,000 of American aecurltiea to
KOI litfa ttf illsttlliutr a few nf m refth rxn st o f wnr Rupptfei Boughr hPN'." SOCK an iiinier-'
•m among our senators.
Inking would knock the props out from under every Indus
Ton* Hathaway say* he "fan trial 'organization in tho country nnd would precipitate a
# 1,0 reason why ho should re crash nimilnr to that in 1029.
lB aa haad of the State Km.
Incidentally it ulso explains why the Hritish never
eyment Barvlre." That’* what |iald their war debts, though they probably could have. It
merson thought, wasn’t
H,
ia not the Hritish who would have been hurt by such pay
ment; It is the )>coplc of tho United States, our induatrial
rha PaUtka Newt asks "When enterprises und the |>coplo who work for them.
a Filibuster?” Well It might
If the Hritish had paid, they could not have bought the
; when the itolaliunlaU try to
b Germany win the war by products of our cotton plantations and cuttle ranchua; they
gjag the UrltUh aid bill to could not have Isiught tho articles of merchandise pro
duced by our faclorlei, und the resulting unemployment
Ittjkra Break Hut Again at would h*vo been much greater than it already was.
ilt t Field — luailline. Who
It la significant that not a single administration, Dem
I It aald, "You can't strike ocrat or Republican, since the days of Galvin Coolldge, bus
Inst tho government,” or Isn't
king on a military reserva- made any effort whatever to collect the war debts. There
I a strike against tne govern. must bo a reason.
)« foe o f the British eld bill
we thouldn't scad eny planes
ngland boeausn if we do Urr.
r win get Japan to attack us
N Pacific. At least that W
pbat Qrrmany wants us to
And Personal Activities
imiMir i 1la
t»rr*
wreaiwi xvi t*n <ul«*iii ki)4 o
qwad ltu >nr»1ti: * rhs an- wInr trot yvoi !•■» i—. v if
t*V ted enri m i
!
(m-irw- - m, . imr f«»l
.a tmvkfmi ui 12 Jo «%VlnrV
olilli ilriMMliit
t»itti ten
lln.l f.om Tatis. where she stuJieJ music, Susan Noyes. IS, arrives s(
Vf.1. sUu.4 thr Knfr., c.» hH.tr
her home ... T.*»**»rty, \ J.
Il.r I,,., sirs im.nr to li.. «....,I, Susati.'a pose lM*ars a -tr.ki.it; r. .vs■
>
I,. i,.r Mr-.i. I- -..I- .... vessels that plied .1,»• sea's v.s>.
Aa gaatlsk nrpartrr. W rita
Urn pa is s sens s ( • ( Pnsevasoer
W a t Bevvies HrsServe k r Urn*
iU
IftlvatldR Uta.
'Adolf Ip Blahnlng to exBy MAUItICK FAORNCB
i protectlv-t custody to
You may have heard on the
Tittkey and Yugovlsvl*
can’t stand to
a lit radio what “ The Salllet"—ae The
re! alttlng aroond free tialvatlon Army Usaice are eo
often known—did et Coventry.
Whan dawn broke on a stricken
cHy bereft of public service, a
Bart FUh of DeUnd procession of Salvationist rnobllo
kitchens tom . Into the city—the
flrat practical mraaagv of love
racetvsd from the outside world
by a people who had endured
b u m at unbetterable torture
Does “ lere" appear to be (he
wrong word?
.
every town Ip Florida
What Christ would have done
lalng thaaa days of • If I I * bad been there— that, M
of doctor*, *o many Ika pble, l»oke.tH,nnet,d girl o f
i called into the Army tbs^ KaIration Army, mpreaanta
IH no would teem to be
Those UUhena had bean rallied
a*! over Sagland In tbd
hreadfil night 1
'Mae what I M l t f
they achieved
it night Coven-
try's own flel;
•4 eotetl*Ihem’ p
H'aallMNfd rr«M r»ae Oar.I
WA-IIINIiTllN, Mur 7—(SpeLibrary, m«-i llinr«Uy, Mar rt
in the Lpi-r. pul l‘:mwh ll«ni«e. rial) lb.* Work Project a AdnitoFtlwaitl IliFifiii' |m*«t«|rt| in (hr iMiatnn rhimday advised Re*
Ahoenc** of the tnairiiinn, II. >1 p r e s e n t at iw ( i t e m of thr appro,
val of n
project to conGut.
At a prrvioiH meeting of lhi« utriicl «tv»'s» rond*« to Camp
lllanding
group tthirh look place on Feb.
State Road No. |:t to the Clay
2(1. O.
I1 Herndon. after
paying Iribiit#' to tin* Ittir llrncral county lio.*, m Itmdford county,
Sanford, for oh-to mr ritv »• ihniit* to sin*!* |(**nd project No.
named, intriwhiml lit-* iInurliter. i fifaSO mid MK4 in ("lay county
Mm . <\ Sanfold |tot%, who pn\o Stair R. ad |w at northwest cor*
an intere-tiiig do- Mptioti of the in r t amp lll.’.ndtog. i nM to State
controls of h«-i f.tthn * library, Rond N»* *’•H, f non St atr Road
to Mute Road
anti s||ou>d ptriii’ i* nnd hint* No UM .....
print/ « f thr •Id ''jitifurd home, 4*
t l i i T i i <*a««l tl in t tt .e ro iid a w i l l
atrad nnd I *r u
It too d» i idr l hi this time to l e a d d m « i h to t :im|. I t l u n d i n g
makr tin- n p> ttint« nt organn.*i a n d u i l l pr*»\ .do n tt ir b lice* test
•inn nnd tin folio.«mg offi.vr- hiptiu:«>w t-oiui. . 1 Ilig t h r rr* * rr v awere* •’IffI. .1 •InitinAit, Mr tiol; tio. . «%.i|, •»t I.* i H it.il« tiro* h i g h
rltt* chair •mu. Mi I .1 Mmigh " h\ •» in ib« \i. , m t \ < •.ni;rr«Minan
ton; »«vr. ta \M i » F Koiiiuil- h r . i ’ti h :.*. n m i . . I ih .i t C a m y
lal; li n’•iir.r, Mr lligirln*, and lllutidt.tr* ii o u li l lu put hi ifitod
■’‘"•Mont t .♦ in. » .liurtr** Row co mill out a - I.. a - ioc» *» r o a d *
(a c re » n« • t m d . u . i l i o h u t
ban
nnd
Mr- ‘ anf.ti -1 11 u wgs tn.'idr b o r n d o tir a n d o lt . il w i ll b o d o n e
in
t
h
r
n
r
v
i
f
o
u
r
month**
honrorm \ «liniriiino. und appro,
lb.
$1 2*1-V.*•••’• project, of
pnat. ly rrioiifli. through llir
pirwrninlhoi
it. \«w,K*intioti of which *?«•»• 21? m frdnal fund*
flOil, »|||> lm% nI-o tuH'ontr thi' and kttW*0#Vt -potMora fund*, will
It,. I.r-i l,f,. nirnili.r. tl.kr «j|ir %sf til,* |-on«t'IlClion of
.hip l„ I,
|,y
f ur of ilu io;i.js indicated by
ford Men mlal |•|«| ,, v
Mni«*r lotui<t.,ii oi t imp HUnding
........ ...... '-.I |„ l.rn.l Hi.- I." In illir II* *drd Mripil lolmvon.
ovrfal *01.1111. if , win* ua\• "ho I ■!* II ;nb* » tlioroiigb "tudy
.n.l nirtiii-. |„ \\ ,. I,„|irmnn of tti, -'tn.iit..M i t nop Itlamling
oi arven
IwirniHii, nl-.
„
........ r.nl had dr ii'n.-Hi-.l on*
. .......... I..
I hn-f T •oid. ui *-binnni to tin 12 roller
W I ««I..||
I \I, K«I i .■ l.rtuirn lots "in illr nnd Camp
ttlnnduii* obrli ilu '•tali Hipliway
Pi |hh Him ill
«»•.w romplrtina
not hop. i. bn. f mi- tied Within
idem ml npproval
tl»r in mrdialr
^||t> X’tifrmoM 1Arrt. o„(t,*rii H
VlAixtn Sun* I'sHnc* f»»r
'mnrot an TultutO'**'* »• -t*f»»rtm-
g 'tWr atw ^ in win.
Hi
^lr- ^ r
i
of London at night t« see whom
they ran help.
Would you hrlievr It poaaihl.that they find women Juat a irw
days removed from motherhood
wandering like Inal souls through
those streets?
1 have looked at the rerords
of the Army's maternity aervlsr
Of the many InaUneea^of wowsen
whisked from sheer hell to rwl.
rlran sheets ami (tie joy of having
their first-born -j.lared In Own
arms in a h.une where then, u
lovr, comfort and safety, I will
select one.
They found a young girl in a
state of eollapaa—tn the street.
during- an atr-ntd.
i***
V.*»d
o ho
H r it is h
kY^tai
\ id e d
I 'lin is lu - d
GENEVA NEW S
Mrs. John William*. Mrs. Eve
lyn Fiink Mn. Cum and Mrs.
Ilosard of Vermont have rente-1
the Hall house for two weeks.
Ktbert La 111* and II. UonsiiL
son <f iireea Cove Spring* spent
the weekend with C C. te K s
and famby.
Miss Sue Harrison, student at
Tallahassee, spent Sunday with
Iter parents. Mr and Mrs. C. F.
Harrison.
Mr. and Mrs. Ceerge riuckebauaa ' of Kocktedgo were guests
of Mra. N*llo Thomas and Mm.
AthaHa-Afrlefc, Hwadny. — — Mr. and Mra. Walkar livers
were vtmlece in Craeva Sunday.
Mrs. Flora Smith. Mrs. AtheUa
Quirk. Mrs. W. L. Sieg and Mrs.
Barbara Gilbert war* among
these from Geneva, ta attend
the Florida Audubon Society
meeting at Rollins College.
Mrs. Carl Beekaan of Crsnbury, N. J . has arrived to spend
Why hadn't sha tome ta them?
Hit t-aplained (hat she * t s
ashamed, because aha was dirty.
Hhe had been living in aheltara
for wnelta without having her
clothes off.
.
Sha had no home.
It hart been bombed and offi
cially condemned.
She had a hatband, lie was ta
the army. He had been ordered
abroad. For that reason she had. Earl Is Roy.
C. It. Harris** and Island
n't had a letter from him far
weeks. And of other relatione Crbh o f Tampa apeat Friday with
C. T. Harrison sad tMnlfc
Mr. aad Mrs. Leatee Bs ikm ia
I know It aouada lika a dreadful
indictment of the local officials, at Lakevlew. Ohio, aan viaJHag
'•nit it isn't Hhe reproached an- Mr. aad Mra T . W. Ihmvatt. The*
ate cousins at Mr*. T tis iU .
body.
The regulnr Baptist Mtaaiooac*
Hhe hod Juat hovered round
Societr
meets at the homo at
the wreck of her home like soasa
dumb animal round Its burnt-sut Mm. La I w Aldenann Ih a m d tA
Mr. and M m B- T. Lang a *
lair—until sheer rollsnoe brought
her to the attention at the Army. ^hotuaia, were diaaee Manta a*
They dressed her la alee, rlnaa Mr. aad Mra. i T. MrLaua. K
night attire.
.
C. RU1*. ire. visited hnr
They fed her.
They put her between root, tea. LauK ha Athaag. Cm. Mad
wander about its system at nlgbt clmn, sheets. In a place c i safety.
She slept the whole of tho
with a bog of fin L aid requisites
bought out of her own money. next day, and was still asleep
w Imh these facta wvrv obtained.
Hhe bandaged hero; she ad
One day—perhaps la the Boat
ministered aal volatile there.
je c k —her baby wUl be beaded hi
And then, one night them wae
a direct hit on a crowded pub
The activities of "the Army"
opposite one of the Tub* sta are to varied, aa manifold.
tion*.
A , thousand
blankets
worn
I don't know how many dead wanted foe fire hundred £ 5
them were but them were sixty victims rushed te . ,ia*ma. Tha*
Injured.
And when the regular ambts.
lane*.workers arrived, there was
that little Salvationist, cleaning
• " i 'R a g t a g to right and left.
With the bombers still overhand,
the bomba aitll dropping.
I don't know her name, any
more than you.
I don t know what sha looks
like.
YOU MUSTN’T CALL THEM HEROINES
lag la sJnkn anU.1* H i m
Plans Proceed To WPA Approval Is
Build Library A s Given For Roads
Sanford Memorial To ( a mp Rlanding
A LOAN FOR EVERY
PURPOSE
iag Ijailta for the liumilr- tor
Britain Club will he made end
the regain*, huainems seesinn in
the alteration. AJt interested, o s
invites!, i
OCALA. Mar. t ftpeewlh— A W vdu ntai v « > . - . > •
crew of
-4*;lis»-®aluwya-Mwyne i t w » 'k e * e O N tp liy set.
technicions are cspected U. St fnnd'
without u m i w i i i
rive here shot Up ha stark filming,
the Mnrjor*e islnnsn Rawlings
Seminole Farming
Is D i s c u s s e d In
Missouri Magazine
New! Nautical!
JERSEY
BLOUSES
in. I hi N li.aml tn r t t i. i. . . . . . ; j
•fir ,-tw>i ii, ih, S nli i'i- • l.il.jlii
ii. Oitmiiln wi wbu-ti -hi v»- •»!,. |i*
•»f O- pn.-I Np'iil.v.
Mi |<
< *H|(HH ul-l*
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ill iv* Ini Tmid-
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lull r«shi-iiI hh. In In ,i. ,.l i
Vmni. tin, 2fc ,n S- . . . . ... |’
woc<
f**itfili-d
Mr-
SHOPS
—ill
Mr-
Mr-
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Mi-wv.
Jn)i,
Mr- GUwin F.
lti.ll,
nn.iji'
mi......
SI. , -
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On Fnuma n«i-iai
7*>*•— ,irr—>*ru m o Mi J I
artsnis. Mrs R |i ttronv,.*.
Mr« W t. VlwopSr. Mr- I
I;
rhra-Hin Hr* F. A |kn.-l*
Mr- tl F» FVrvouin, Mi.
Rvwnv Mr- It 1 Unllv. Mi
<■ A Ttnlrrrv Mr* J O ||ul<
Mr- 1 «
I W v Mr- tl
V
Mrnwti. Mr- G I M. k ,,
Mr- i
G H hW I
Alw. Mr- It n.
MeTa-'.i.
1Mr- J
T Mrwiiy, Mr- A
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,tS »rr-«m Mr. g W l.'uiir* . I .
I Mr- a tr Mn.irs.MmG I. Itnll...
'Mr- «
ft I n v i . M-- S.U..
'Cray Mr- r«l»m Hrt.ir.r.t M.
'tl A SwiMU Mr. L
Sfwsi *
'Mr- at M Sssn. Mr- J U
atnll. Mr- I F. Gntnityv. M.
Jsft SSr*H|wn. Mrs at M F»i.
wnrtk. Mr. at HI'. JSorkrr. Mi
Vnc*wvvi. Mrs A. M rtullic
7>, t:iixntnrtt. tn e ,, Mrs Its
Wrr «»d Mm * . T, tinllui. ..t
Charlies Hi
Tomorrow!
A . It. l-'o rd H o n o r e d
On
H ir th d a y
By
W ife
•
|(Mi
Y ard
"No hero*, no heroine*," asps
S a m p le
L e n g th s
the Amy.
.* y . * » ? “ '• L “ *• *»»•
The SalvaUoa Arm
aha bad done any thi
••
haVt failed
J ^ 'U Z
Storrs - Schaefer
friendly, confidential
favorablg and terms
I t B ‘M 4 H M t i W
First Church of Christ, Scientist
to
OM wjth a r^wiar jakwu
al loan If you ora ovwr f l .
GOME IN
AND
Tailored Suits
ANNOUNCES
A Frew le r ia r a Ow ChrUllan Science
T itle: A Messagi* o f Freedom
and Dominion
E8TABL
It Y
Charles II. Winn. C. S. B.,
Pasadena, California
»
M
N , PARK
w rM iir n « ,r t i i k a n x n n o r i.w -n n iR O iiip o r t iik
Mo r t i K t t ( i i i ' i M W t h k riiw c T • - u n i t 'l l o r r i . n u r r . H cir.v-
TlrtT. IV I * MlTON. MAWtArm’aBTTa
Soatkside Primary School Auditorium
PMOrHawAh Street Bntwvew Magnolia and Palmetto Avenue*
Tdeaday, March Ilth, 1941, at 8:00 P. M.
Tha IMMtc O cordtally United to attend.
B. L. Perkins
CORRECT
MEN'S
WEAR
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�MARCH.
HOME
7. H i)
<.®*e tp ■ i m . r roB tn*i t t W MH rtnk
B y ST A N L E Y
W INES—LIQUORS—GINS
S y ste m In Sooth
FREE
ATLANTA, Mar. 7— 0P>— At.
rtac fbo
pwetostny m *
opoM
IMAOO
-Details of the plan la help
kaop *00,000 RoUiara la
the
fourth rorpa ana healthy and
otnhff won distasted bon ye*torddy bf qnartermaaUrs la the
•lyht Soother* states.
Wbon aaffldent (applies can.
not bo obtaiitod la markets lM«r
caano, calla will bo oonl pnr
ite m , via a teletype machine
Florida i W *
adi
sovwoy" tntjd,
oa rofllo oddo
and nereaUeb,
£
880 i J
Bill's Package Store
tanla h Mota b k* Un t * N
a hog* Artor
t a i o a t »U I
D E L IV E R Y — P H O N E
m
(
YOUR HOSTESS aa well
m YOUR WIFE
IH itartdalf 11 ARTISTIC COB*
9
HACB. ____
A. K. ROSSETTER
FLORIST — CELERY AVB.
aa m a s i u n i
r io w a R i > aav*
m ua, «m
o r
•
FOR THE BEST IN
WORKMANSHIP AND
MATERIALS COME TO
EVA-BESS
BEAUTY SHOP
troofa then. Unable to obtain
U«*m nearby, bo eontaoto Atlanta.
A boyef la abta la ( uiA u i Mu
iJOO pen* 10, bat O^ooo pounds
nofo a n needed. Jacksonville b
eofltactad dad fbo remainder an
obtained.
Ffaoont piahe eal) .for rcflonal
MtiHata to bo located in Now
Orlduu, JboKaontSb and two
SPRING SEEDS NOW IN!
BEANS, POTATOES, CORN, ETC.
° OraorttiErtaR *lnWd out the
nroftadi waa a w aland at dhra.
gard tag Meal marketa. “ Wo wUI
H airy A. Russell Seed Co.
100 W. FIRST ST*
TBLEPH0N1
SPECIAL COLLECTION (V A L U E * * > ! _ _
dog Hot so
Cot structPd
LAKELAND, Mar. 7— (Spatial)
-Contract waa lot this week to
n Soebtfny Construct Ion Com*
any of Cbardater for the erte*
on of tmlldlnyo to houao the new
bat of the rTorkto division of
to Pood Machinery Corporation
nmii ii w t i aonoonetd
pjt yic#
g& L tf
d ^ P jn V J P A H U A P ^ ^
^ ■ S T t S o - J r WneTeartTa^OAf S t T DHIVINO AWAteft -
*
No
claims
preview ’l l
manOw, 10%
addition*}
No
ctaloia
prtTiooe I t
previous H
wonthe, IS%
))“ **}
No claims
months, 10% >addltloMI
We y in SAPEfV DRIVING AWARD on troeke and fleeto
U no claims during' Um previous ’one Ond two year*, “ Torn
oar special track and fleet rate*. ■
tjonotoetioa of the new foe*
T K p n w Ie *
. ,» '•V
■’
to echoot dorlay the story* Which
- - U N P M W ATBB—BOLE----- - W A N T*-N A M E , BNbTOfclP -
For Mrs. Brigham
HI
-
4-
. at j i
ltomUMUlJeMD^lttoin.., who d£5
Vodnesday at bo* hatns on Park
DUNKLLON. K ir. 7 (Spo
il)— Selected by cameraonn
wi foor motion picture toga*
nbe, Mies Rlranor Sheridan,
•tty IS. year-old hlyh reboot
•dent of Ocsle, has boon naiMa
RalMfew Sprints to taka the
•dlny rob In a forthcoming
goTwator motion picture to bo
•TONE, WEBSTER EARNING!
MW AN0fcl.E8.M sr 1 — (A*)
VUU.Or call op,your long-lime reUdbla
local druigiat for your drug ne*dn,
You ctrn always be aitre oi quality and
eerrfco whqji you trade ftt
J
j
J
Laney’s Drug Store 1
We tin All Prescriptions
FARMERS’ MARKET
- N E W YORK, Mar. T - < * V -
Our aliop la wol
ttttn machinery, trkfteraoi
IHIPMENTR DIVERTED
t A ^ '- A , P. I , Mar. I -■
Supported By Group
other equipment,
. MOi
(
Supplies ^
Irrigation Systems
�• •
f *. . -
•
) •
. «v'
«. J •< / 'v
*
T
-
'MW*
7, I N I
Of -Name
D ix ie Division*
Told By Soldier
MemoriS]Hfghw»yT<*
Be Opened To Traffic
PABOKKKi Mar. 7— (SpecUll
—Tba BUta Highway Department
haa act April i f for the formal
opening o f the Ubl Highway or
fitata Boad M from South Bay to
Ft. Lauderdale, and the event wUI
be fittingly celebrated at' the
Evergladea Fair In Pahokte.
Tha new read, open* -up a rich
fanning district and provides a
central short cut State highway
from North Florida to Soutn
rlorida cities at the junction uf
State Hoad tS from West l*ala‘
Beech to F t llyera.
♦
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of
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— I fl s fll nl * k o f h « 9N H f l f t h -44*%U e « . ( l e s s 190 fe i f O
laol 19 mils.
•• Loti 111 e 111, trio war
L o t 1 l i a s . K I t * I I ) .W . P
L s a v l . l - a RO bd ivl a len .
N ' t o f n w 1-4 u f » R 1-4 o t
N t v 1-4 ( l . a a H u t f o o t o l 7F
I I I f e e . ) Hart io n t l . T o w n a b l p
l ( Kou .h. H a a g * , t * Kaa4.
QUICK lE LIE f m m
C h o n g a t It w M to n i.
SAN Tonb m M A th
th b
CAM P BLANDING, Mar. 1<~
(S p m UI.)— With tha Slat dl{ t id a l, commanded
by
Major
John a Paraona. now In
acUra training at Camp Bland.
familiar aiffht In Florida
^thaaa day* young man In onL
r J«n rt Many o f
tV
i->Mlen
I wear on thalr left arm a rad
embroidered emblem that la com.
aoaad o f the letUra “ 1>D” m doted In a circle, with tba flrat
i _«D ** »• Termed for ajrmmetry.
'
_u_
1•
For tba benefit o f the many K a tir k » r
m u t i n o k ro a
persona
unfamiliar
with
Iht
TAX URKU
C IIA IT L Il m i l OF III!
manning of tbi* Inaigna, Major
n o t ic k
la i i c n u r
g iv e n .
Genei
That n r . Long, neuter or t « «
A rm )
.......... .
c e r t Id rata
Na. t i l l ,
l s a u .4
the
emblem i. r_e e. a. .r «- at a v i u u a , d | * ( , # | „
ad
I lf f i l e s a a m s I d M r #1 l i•ere, a a J Baa
mad*
a p p H e a t io n t o t a 1s
. . t.
.. . .
Mg and origin.
■o b * l i r a r e m e r e o n n a i s c e n m The< Slat Division was first c a t a e i a o r a c n i i k a f o l i u w l a g «iacalMd- tba "Dihla Dlriaan” ir a cr lb aS p r o p e r t y lit i B t c a a a t y o f
IH 7- while Gan. Hodge waa act.' aa mi a oia a b t a t e o f r l o r f e a . t o e 11:
N W H #< M W h o f h k »4
lag cblaf o f ataff, atationed a<
lloa
11, T aw B aalp
at d a m n
U Camp Wheeler, G*.
The
Ini
H a a g ft I t E M C la Atrea.
T
a
p
a
s
s
e
s
s
m
e
n
t
o
t
.
h
o a a IS p r o
1 tlala MDD-' ware flrat used to
uaserta*
eaiLrar.mca.e la
dealgnate Dixie Division propi spertr
u*e w a s
In tha naaia o f
ri.
arty.
Lung.
....
. . . H ocat*
shall
be
"Just before Balling for France
I f lo l i e ,
lb«
In September,
1918,"
General
_ I Ih er a t n w i l l be
■M Bodgea (realm, " I waa relieved
n igtn p l b ia ie r a t Ib v
I " from duty, ha acting chiof of c o u r t b o u s e S o o r on Ih i. f i r s t M i n
ataff of tbo Slat Dtvlalon, pro: d s y i n l b * m o o l h o f A p r i l , 1141.'
hich
la t b e
TIB d a y o f
A pril,
moled celbael, and naalgned to w
IttL
the lttn d Infantry In General
D o l e d , this Tlh
ear of
March,
Walter A, Wdrrta’ brigade. Ma. l t t t .
O r
HERNDON.
I
Jor Gentral Leroy 8. Lyon, tha
C l e r k C i r c u i t Cou rt. Ms m l no I a
I B Dlvtalon commander,
took
me
County. Florida
. with him t4 France. Upon ar. ( S E A L )
, rival at Chaumont
curly
in
' October wo ttCOlved Instruction!
■ E M I N OILB
L E Chi
ru a w o
• a c t in g ‘ all divlalona to sub.
Merck tth. m i
Match
H it a design I * ha used aa a
N o t i o n la h a r t b y a l * t n t h a t pu r*
-ahoulder patch. I prepared tha a II ant l a W e s t l e n * o l C h a p i a r I S i f t
reply for General Lyon, submit. L a w * o f * F l o r i d a . A r i a o f I M f
kn ow n ne t n s ' M U R I n r A C T th#
Hag our aim# “ DU
f o l l o w i ni g c e d e r l b e d land In Ketnl*
whle had been in use irv t h e
which
nolo C o u nJ
tT
y#
, Florid*. w i l l l,M u f*
......vision for other purposes (na D-red far eafa at puiill* ouirry
•
‘
*
.
.
.
■gWegt
Stated above) for aMiul a year. • u b ja et t o Ike' r andrI
l e f i l o f >h « T r u e *
a ma was approved by Grnrrnl h a , f o r I b a l o t a , na I I m p i o a a m b n f
Headquarters.
I iiinl l o reJwN Uan y >n,l a l l bids, a t
Tha Dixie Division, represent* lien I H u r t I l o u s e l»e*alnnln« a l IS
li Hk A. M e o n
I h r 31m ila>
of
In* tbe four deep South states, er'i
Mten-lt,
1941, K a f r m t i i i
fur
rhed
l « rids: Leulflanu, Alabama, and 1 to hi o f w a y 199 f r me w l.l c w i l l he
a fJ*®
• Mississippi, entered training at i t B « r * « < l f r o m s h y parent t h r o s g h
w hich
( h e r e la a n t s l a i l n s
H i n ts
Camp Standing in Dccrmbcr.
u t ^ S S i 1IT”
1tetri** l,ST
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. . •
1
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z * .jjr
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1 1 1 M idw ay.
L o t I I F o r t Ma tin a.
f
n M o f 1*1 I I A A ll Lot It.
C A,; L o t i F i r s t • A d d i t i o n t o
Oviedo.
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BanCord.
Lot
If
fl in ch
A, k i a w a r l ' e
m fbeltlalon
L o t I l l l o v k I I T l r r t. Nanfo rd .
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t
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I'aik .
O v la da .
I- o l I I IllcH-k I. F l o * L e e s l
1 * 1 a I I I . l i t . 111. I t t . u a . and
111 l l t - r i a i o f w i n w<>,-a. P a r k .
L o t I I I f l o G ' l a t o f W III w othl
Perk.
Let I
( U « « W l i o ft *
K
I N f e e l ) r II. I t a n d 'a A d d i t i o n
l o H a nf or d.
Lot
7 F lock
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Hnr.
m n
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I P * ft . K a i l «w n .
l i e s H i: C o r n e t o f NW*
l «
o f Hi! 1*4, Sd*i*iIt,it t m T o w n
n o n cat o r
(U M M t t rtO M D A
s
A rH ic in m -
fl e e t lo k t f . / T o d S t h l * 1 1 B s « t h .
s o ld t o I h e
h i g h e s t h lc d e r a t
th e
l U n n IS Bast. I I Acres*
D K E II
Court ho u a e d o o r nn the tirat M o n
T h * aa oeessn eni o f t h e ( i M pro*
m et o r im
d a y In t hu m o n t h o f A p r i l ,
1941.
a
m
i i rK. InI rK. IgIiVi
u
. t,,
p ef u
r tyy
un
mdi er r in
t hn
e u
m lm
d
rc o
e r li lm
f l cr si ii te
which
la
t h e Tth
ii»« of
April
Nu
O iT iI tC ra
K
IK
H
I I InV EnN
T h in A nn ie M
H o w a r d , h o l d e r o l -4*<ni*d w i ( In t h e n * m » **f It. I I
1941.
Key
Hated
thlM TH.
da* .if
March.
T b i o s r t i r i m i r No . )|S4. Is su ed .the
I'n le a a asld c e r t i f i c a t e a h a ll he 191!
( H i elrijr o f A i i s u t l A . D .
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peileenird
accordin g
lo
la w , the
h a a fl l e e i n a m e In m y o f f i c e s t d
4• I* I I E I I N O O N
C l e r k C ir c u it e it n n S e m in o le
tiaa mie <« a|i|>llesll*n f o r
Ilf
p r o p , r t y d e s c r i b e d t h e r e i n w i l l he
t 'o u lily
r i . 't i . i a
el r e d l o l w USue-d t h e r e o n . R a id •Old to t h e htffheet hldr.er at th e
c e r t l f l c n t e m i h r s c e a th e f o l l n w t n a
tou r!
houa e d o o r
on
t he
flr et
iftr.Ai.t
d m c r l h e d p r o p e r l y In I h e C o u n t y M o n d a y
In t h e m o n t h o f
A pril
of
H*tnlno|p.
H in ifi
of
I' l o r M f l t 1941, w h i c h
la I h e
7th d a y
of
a rrM i* a T ioh f o r
H U T tri: or
lu* wH:
A p r i l . 1911
TAA
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Le.1 3<* lll.ee*U ) I-*lorn ll e l n h t e .
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i hip Tth d a y o f
M arc h.
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T h a t 4* H l. e r l i " i d e i >>| T e * e *• r ■
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lit tti# URMlg o f I ’ u*
c l e r k C i r c u i t C o u rt. Hem lno le
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l
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Ih
r
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knon n
County.
Florida
d a y eif A u f t u - t
\
h
tan
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IF E A l.t
t ’ n lt«a
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m a d e a p p l l i a Item I m u ten et* ed
pree|eeHy 4! * v r l f m l there in w i l l !»•
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I f ell I lee l il t ItfV h» n| l-iiltlfT at IhO kN h n ir o r
lie-ale*
emb race *, in** t i. ll o te in g tl#*
t a x
n rr.it
r«<UII l i i i l i w e|e*et| i.O i Im fl r a t M o n *
wc i Ih-wl p i o p ' i i * in lit*- t 'o u n iy o f
i T u r r r n i m i o f itsi
eln> III l l i f oierltllt u f A p r i l , t i l l .
Henilliole.
Ht.ft
.lie III ft’ lorltfta, t u - w lt *
N O T ict:
ih
n r.m iY
h iv e n ,
Millet. In II Ie* Till elat Il f A p r il , 1941
k 1}
A l l III
Alll* tided ft'liet
T l 4.1 H r o r n e l l e r a t d . h o ld e r o f T e a
l»nir»| 1 hi n .*ili .la y o f
M arc h.
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m
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7
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C* • 1 i f le a t e N O 111. Inaued t h e fi»d
IS 41
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Of
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L i:M ir.n
r
i n n . i . i i *?*. r i a i m i r r
1941
le* <it .| w a a in t h e h i n i e o f H e r b e r t
protem m i
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note l o u n l r .
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month nf A pril
It4 l
d i v o r c e , at Ih* i»ff».*e o f t h r C l e r k
f n t rvt
MB c o m 1 o r t iii: c o i n t t
Which
|b t h " 7lh
da y o f
April
N O T ITR OF
A I 'P L I C A T I O N F O R
o f th e C i r c u i t C o u rt , In t h r C o u r t
iU IM IB
S K M IS O L l:
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on
FLOW I DA, IS r ttO II A T K .
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iM *
7th c a y o f
M a rc h
M o n d a y A p r i l 7th 1*1). o r a tp-rree
C H A M r.U I 7417 o r 19 AS
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pro
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IS
IIK ItK IlY
H fV EN
D e c s seed.
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T l i e t c H leC** It.ddei nf T a x i s
.itfalnat
yuu
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la
To
A ll
C r ed llo r'a
and
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l 2 j *i ■g n. •! t h f ml
fu rth er
ord .r.tl
Hint
a ropy
of
H avin g
Claim *
or
Drm nnda
County,
F t o rh la
'laiy erf J u l v
V I*
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thin tirde-r
lie* pu tid ahe il
In
tht
A f a l n n t (told E a l a l r
IM A t)
-a m* . Ill my off ice and he* meg!*
Hit n f o r t| H e r a l d *•f*.* e* r a . l t
w rtk
Y o u and ea ch «»( ye»u « r « l u o l i y
at p l i c a t i o n f «*r ,i t ax d r • | i •• i.•
f o i fo u r fl i l t e ' t l l l l l r h • . f i e
n otified s n e
tcijulre-d lu p r e » r i » t
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any
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TAX
DICK II
yo n, o r e i t h e r o f yo u. m a y h a v e
p r o p e r t y in il^e t " i n l y ot s. ml
title
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To Begin Ladies B e^ n To Tiun In Qualifying
Last 30 Days At
Scores For City Champion Tourney
Longwood Tonight
qualifying ocoros 1f o r t h e city Entries
Received
Racine starts on ll
rolf toornomont to start n ut
days tonight at lh
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�Sanford la The Only C to lifl
Florida City Affording Rail, High
And Water Transportation
EalabUahed In 1908
SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY,
Revisions I n Axis To Ask
AidToBritab Statement. On
Bill Fought
8tonn L§ Reminiscent
1,;0f:!lp88 Blizzard;
Fluff Is Piled Up
To Over 14 Inches
Ski Queen
I*r AawMlM Pww
The heaviest snowstonp In
years blanketed tlte Atlantic
« onboard from VInrinIM...to
illU M today. In some places
>pill nr on as much as 18 inch
es of w*t flu ff to equal the
m a t snowfall of the famous
lia r. 10 blltssrd of 1888.
N ew
tCW allKar*
Something new and aauc* la
Pennsylvania and
southern New
York bore the this “ ski hat" won by Carol
brunt o f the fall where the m ix. Bruce, Broadway mutlcal atsr,
Imam depths reached 14 to 10 who waa turned "National Ski
Patrol Quaen" by Charlea M.
In c h e s . '
■
New England waa swept by o Dole, chairman of the ' National
Ski Patrol Byetem.
atom which pUed up 1»
o f snow bt same places. A IS-Inch
fall halted.AU> traffic at U Guar.
eastern
Midnight Show lu
Scheduled At Rit2
will
h# { pre**ntr
SrfSa®'
Including
SmjihtHi
Visitors, Residents
In Sanford Announced
Visitor* aid naw resident* ar
riving In Sanford thja wesk were
announced today b » M l*. M o m *
^Eacbdngea A t
Geneva hnd
Oviedo will be automatic and; no
operators will bo necessary. Mora
hew equipment will be installed
at th* Sanford office to take
rare of call* to Banfonl and over
toll lines, Mr. Turner aald.
Of the 16 rail** o f line* put
down, part i* a special aubmnrin*
rahl* running under Lake Jessup.
Tho submarine coble 4a about two
Inches in diameter with a half
Inch steel wlr#\wrapp#d around
It as protection against damage
from the lake bottom or boat*.
Th*
hove
The underground line*
been laid by th* men teen worklug around th* manhole* on Fen.
fe w street* for the post several
WOek*. The Iced covered lints nr*
hurled 42 Inches deep, Mr. Turner
eaplsined. Planning for Ui* move
has been going on for somo time
but (he actual work ha* taken
only four woeko.
Special batteries have to b* in
stalled as th* dial tyatsra take*
m . stronger current than the ordlry syitem New testing board*
r th* toll line* or* exportedi t#
bo Installed In the Sanford office
oteng with the naw equipment
necessary to tak* tar* o f tho calif
torn Geneva and Ovieda, •—
Remodeling of th* Sanford of
fice la uaderway and naw panel*
for th* operating boards are be
ing installed. A new lighting
system la also being pat in and
the celling node soundproof, Mr.
K
amouneoil
ftm o t
m m
.
—
,
Per the first time since Mr.
Turner haa hero In Sanford the
number of telephouM In u*e hove
rooehed 18,000, he Mid. lie has,
t, Visits
:■>
I Bright Future
Ok
ra t,
Action A gainst
11. S. Is Possible
INazis, O ffe r Greeks
, Tert-itory In R e turn For* ‘Victory*
ttaatV
wm
m i hw
claaa
f T W R e p . 'S c h o o l w ill
vhiim d » » «
Uip
C l| il
“ Old lU eD o nnl.i
Tlud s Farm.” Th# fM tur* nictur* w ill.bo "t)»# Foe* Behind
•h# Math” atarring Peter !.ort,‘
Mr. Morrlaen plan* 40 offer
thy** midnight show* at aisled
lir t v r v nil if It lc th* wish r f hi,
patrons.
J
Draft Quota Filled
Day After Receipt
One day after receipt df ih«
call the Bemlnols County draft
quote has been filled, and J. IV
Cook cf Mslltand and Holland D.
Merchant,
* transferee front
Jacksonville, will., go to Camp
Blending for ladactton Into the
array, Mar. IB, the draft buard
;ho**
itmrct
|Mls*
June
,turn
of
Seminole
h elp
J lt e e
it
ita
iiir.i
» • { ( ! , in tl iu li u ^
j[iHi,
Films T o Be Shown
By Townsend Group
Margaret Tavlor. Ml** Mar.
Unglcy, Mira Mar.- I tin
Dapim*
Ivmmnml,' Vi-,
Ivrnmond, Mis* Eumre l„.
and Mist Dorothy f a r t ., i
D u r r motion pirfu.**, onu dt*
-in .iiu u thr TokA»is#n«l pl»n for
i i t msi ry, Hill In’ chown free of
t i l i n g untlrr the spnnBonhlp of
[Two Boys'Confess
Robbery In Osteen |
tip
Gus Humphrey* 64,
Dies A t Hlfl Home
WAS THIS YOU?
roc la
Averuii* »nd First
M i l k ! , it wiit Miinovincfd today
Lx W I llutfht k. of thr club.
Thr films iiiv rntlllrtl ••Which
\vui Aim•rivn ’ **llidr 'Km Cow.
t„. % iiiitl “ lHdpftil Hrnry." Tho
1.1-1 I i ’IIa uf fhr Tow mend plan,
III i Ki-ttihd (Irim i* ritili'O cowboy*
Mt tb’iilb <1Iffyma stuntB, and lh«
ii a rimuMly hit.
l.t si film 1
1hi- 4*4ilurjithitukl and IntareaU
IIIir film* hit* lii’iriif nilown all
IT 1hi* L'mlt-d Stair* by th*
1.ite iim’ ihI
or jlmiiiitt alion,"
Mr.
Huutii i dec Is red The program
.ill hrgfif!i nt IN iid n clock.
Cruise On St. Johns /f ii;e r |F r e d Williams
Is Always Popular Outing\ Urges Settling
“ T h e p l i c f U » o | iL 'ii« a n l t h a t th o m
Co u n t y Line
would te forced lo chntiRr ihelr humor.*'
who
arr
m rln m lm lY
R ilit de Uutlontilrro ruvo that d«*ncri)»Uon of Ihr
River nearly 400 yeerp « ko, urul il
neviT truer tliun ioiliij
Ifllh p lft u r t craft And flihinir bowtii «lotlinic th© bnuitl *•»|»j»*tof the rlvrr from H a mtiutli
hit kiMitiville to It* MOUire in H
Rites Held For
Edward A. Smith
fiorrices for Edward A. Hmlth,
who dl#d Thursday night at th*
boms of his daughter, Mrs. W W.
DottgtaM In Daytona Beach, w* ri
bald this afternoon at C:00 o'clock
• I th* Erickson Funeral Horn*,
with th* Rev. W. P. Buhrman of
to* Mstbodlst Church offirlall'tg
Burial was In Evergrem Cemo.
Mr. Smith, whose addrra* in
1 was 411 Wsat
Flmt
had lived in Ran ford fur
Ra
T iiw n u rm l Chih Tu m iiM y n l l h t
ui Mnuholin
Two 10-yearteld boys, Waym»„ i
DeLong of Enterprise end Clycl
Lane of Chuluote, have ■Igllrd >i I
written confession af th* the ml,,
bery of the Moonlight Inn mu i
0*t*en Thursday night, Depui,
Bheriff Jack Hickson said tod*-.
The pair was arrested la*t nfglu
by Mr. Hickson and
WillUm
Brooker, State highway pair,.).
m*n. Bill Slaughter and Mark
Thompson, Votu*i* county depu.
ties, rim e here and returned tinb®T* to th* Volusia county Jail,
Mr. Ilkkaon **ld.
According to the *h erifri rr.
part, tho two boys entered the
Moonlight Inn, fouM the pn>.
pHetor atone and after tying .dm
escaped with about t l » -
Both men havs pa**
phased their
physical rzaminatiens,
« * , tth* clerk
said. Mr. Merchant In n li
transfrreo
from JacksanviU* who*
___ re draft
number had b oo*' enllcd by hi*
home board. If# his been Iran*,
fared her* for Induction since he
I* living nt Sanford At tho pro.
sent lime.
As a transferee he takes the
place o f ao* af Urn men wh,
would bo called from Semin ,1*
County for Mar. f | but his cell
does not affect the quota o f the
Qua Humphrey, 44, a Ilfe-timr
countv la the long run aa it I*
' Seminole County, died
nrohahl# that pa pNtru man will
yesterday
aftemi i
h* added to th* call In Anrti.
nt
1:34
o’clock at hi* bom* on
On th* Ran
Ran.
frrd-OrUndo Highway. Ho h*<
bean III about three month*.
Bora April S I. J »7 «, at Lak,
, Mary, Mr. Humpagey Is aurvivn
I by several alee**: and nephew
In th* county. Funeral service
[ratification
will bo conducted, at the grave
^ le ty A w .
aid* in Lake View
Comt’er,
Sunday morning ad tOrOO o’clock
[n l Atlantic
A L.
fbtsr. Mar.
•oaring u
b S green
,ahd : White
i irir eiiggenl inn for Malsuok*^
imji i ,t it,.I |iti, also Home, was
Inti iin' Avi. might he contem.
,Inline ill, formulation of a comiiiifi progumi dI nclion iji l w i t
I, limn and the Ilnlled States
, lit n, Europe and the Kar East ^
||,|. ,„..*.|,llily vrn» alao rug.
..... . iIn,I Japan waa loath to
.a1 1 u ,|»ni i- actively in tho war *
„„II,.I Itrilnin. and desirta to v
min in tn*T |n*.ili ,n to Adolf Hit*
Member a o l th* home eeononi.
naftfauno. «*
2*dT fSrxa’
IMntsuoka Will Visit
Merlin T o Discuss
Corporation Among
Three-Power Group
Scene A lon g ‘Ni l e O f America
Deli lied work of the Salvation
Army rampalgn hit been rorw
pleted and all men and women
taking part air urged to h*
preaenl at the Kirkorf Break.
fa«t lu he h-ld Monday4 morn,
tnr at 8:00 o'clock at thy’ bead,
ouartrr* at 11.1 Mi.gnolia AVenue,
t’apt. R. E. Roae raid today.
A apeclal Invitation haa been
given to all membari of the
Ralvntlon Army ndviaurv board
to attend the brrnkfsat. Chair
man Roy
William*
especially
urged members of th* advance
Gift* Committee and the Culm,
ty Committee to
he
p-vstnt,
Cant. Rose advised,
,
Short tmlka and several lotlak
tal •electiima will I * given by
visiting Salvation Arm , officers
[from Jacksonville, Two of th*
visitors are piano accordionist*
Manager Charlea Marrlson hat
arranged a varied and entertain
ing mld-nlght ahow for the RIU
Theater tonight, darting at 11:ll0
o’clock. The urogram will begin
with one of the moat popular of
all Walt Dlaney Cartoon*. ,,D»nald’a Dog Laundry": the* cornea
a abort subjrrt devoted to screen
atara, followed by that popular
radio favorite, Boh Haws, who
will effrr a n-.r»c n vert. Ion of
kls garcekt, ‘Take It or l-cave
s,"forn*6rly connected
yard Realty Co. la a
'the Uulvotelty; of
re ha « N * member
NUMBER l U
Member Associated I'rsw
Detail Work Of
Salvation Army
Drive Finished
Jersey,
n. /both of Sanford,
A M for th* United
r and are now sta.
'aeksonvill* with the
i department of tho
19 li
HOME, Mir. 8.—
Vlrctalo
Gird*. Fascist editorial spoke*,
man. indicated today Yugoslavs
would be allied to "clarify tar
poaltlon and intentions" toward
the A xil power, a i a result of
the A l i i , re ported . attempt
bjf
President Rooievelt to keep tho
Balkan country out or the Bey.
Iln-Romr-Tokyo camp.
State Department official! ol
Washington
.aid
they
hod
“ nerer heard of It,” while YugOalav official circtea said no da.
nlal w ii nrcetiary 'Tccsus# th*
whnla business Is an ridiculous^
Briton* reckoned the retulti at
a mammoth meek Invasion and
decided their Imitation w4a i beU
Air Traffic Is Halt
ed At La Guardfa
Field In New York
D elaw are,
8,
iCloser Ties Between Japan,
A xis Partners Is Foreseen
Senator George Ob U. S. Officials Deity
jects To Proposal /Move To Keep NA*\
To Restrict Trans *tion From .JoinbUf
ferring Of Vessels Three-Power Group
Four Deaths Are
Blamed On Cold
-|L_
MARCH
t io n
lb # ' Salvation , Army through tho public
wiU launch thofr annual appeal fo r th* m l*,
fundo I* carry gu tho work o f th* organ Isa.
City o f Sanford’ and SemlnoU County.
Th# Salvation A m y week In tiding th* poor
IT commuaity la o f a most commendable no--------------a t M . l . . l u l t K . . d * 1 ___la 1
proved ky tho 'vast* .majority
of th* cltiseni
la order to raino ouch funds It lo.wo***Mry
to contribute op much os ho or sho can con.
k ftaoaclal .rSdtttrn
t t y ORE. I. W. C. HILL, Mayor o f lb* C“ y
unezploretl
nwurnpi
HIazcb I*akcv
«*f
D o u b le
H
.
C h an n el
J o h n s
C o n fu s e s
Hill
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SON J A
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l l h l . L K A IK,
VACATION
Mnr
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[tin Ini iit|f they hud hud a "'aplciu
d id li-Nt" aml ‘'wonderful wee.
tfn r.' Honjn llntli1, ice-«k»tlnir
#niiv it* Blur, nml ht*r hunband, D»n
|Tii|ijiinif. f iic»t Ikfi II leant owner,
■
vt’Mrrtliv prepared lo end their
■ Il i * it.week vmlt nt the HelleviAW
R i v e r
llil,," " r“
U u l i n tr
'
City News Biieffl
c
#i
# i
.i
l ity Knirineer I*»fail \S illiuni*
SometinmcR referred tii h « i Im
y
.
.
.
“ Nil,- uf America, * the » m , l . ' " K ” 1
"''•*
|
intf river la & Mjurce of uni ini-j l>4iiiiMlnr y heiwern
ninole «n di
Inir beauty, with Ha dark blue j Vnlti'**n countie» ftuilh of 1*ur- 1
WAlera boniereil Ky one tent mop ’ ■!
Lake t»e *« ImI>11 - K**«l to avoid
hurt* oak*. Ill tftnjr tbeii p - m M •<nf‘iM.m in tie a*hiABmeiil of
frum/n tangle of rich vtm-V .uni
tin- urguim-Ht cuiu-iTiung H r
coloriul wild flowar*.
thiOnd of ths bast way* In ,ii{ni l,i„indHry tut. rrtull,-<l in
l-Mindn-i uf Rrmimdr (m in t y >•■
thr
wauty of thr Ht
Ji.im.
-i-Nttng Mime uf thr land -hat
Rlvrr i* to teko a Ih-uI t, i|> in-, Iii Volutin county, mid V t.
along] Us twilling count1, n -, Intla lining land in I
n unty,
it cuts through the wild U,v,-lt.! Mi
Will lam* *ai<l
nee* o f a thick Florida Jungle.
l'n>|wrty owner* sdj.dnlug the
And on# o f the best j , l i t e r * t J Kt John* River south •>f luikr
go when you’ra considering m e t , !
, I w h I I k w r * (I n I’ a o ,
I n .I
a trip la th*
Banfinl
Bust ‘
Works, located on Enat fvi,-iy
Avenue h t ths Oiteen hridgr
Her* chunky, hoaUwira Ar.
Smith holds forth os mana.
1 under his car* arr thr
. >M to owned by Centrsl
Florida yatehsocn.
At least
it two
boats, *1 onr
one «
Opening with 10 black faced
tpirndJtl 40-foot
KLfoot cruiser, and tl>«
tl,« men dressed In prison gsrb th*
other a 2t-foot
rtJ oot runsbout,
runabout , »rc
are l-ako Mare minstrel show, "Night
Sttuuty
•any tima for char, in Sing King”, brought laugh* and
r Sanfc
Sanford Boot Work*, river* through two hour*
of
Sines meet most rr- dance*, sunge, quips and special.
■. Mr. Smith find*. By acta. The Community H oum
I for cruise* on the was filled Deafly to capacity despite
it, owned by F, E. Bnu. the imur(ng w in .
infpid druggist, la fto
Outstanding attraction of tho
trip depending on how eveaJng woo the alack wire act
boat la qaod, Rr. Rou- " f Frank
Evan*. Mr. Evans
There will be a meeting o f tho
Vestry o f the Holy Cross Churth
Ht TUIfl o'clock Monday night at
the I'srish House.
Celery growers Interested In
seeing the different
raristls*
growing at the Experiment B t e ..
lion on Celery Avenue *r# Invlt*
((■ K llM - e
Ok r a g * T * r * * l
Lake Mary Minstrels Cavort Before
Full House Despite Downpour Of Rain
i
1
-Mlsaourl'Weltc.”
A violin aolo fay one' of tho #•*
tsrtalners.
Thomas
DlUipgcr*
brought cheer* from th* houM a »
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