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PALM BEACH, ‘ Mat. A -tP )
—Tommy Oocdwta of Newport
■ ad Smiley Quick of Wait P*la»
Smith, ( m n d . to. meet In tho
final* Of th# aWt*!
#•«•»
tournament,'adeuneed oaalty
BEANS, POTATOES, CORN, BT
Henry A. Russell Seed Co
PlriMAtffaCufr
S tfb tS rtC HAS aIoT
Lost a c a m c .
m n n ia j onI t
>
how *.
>l»r»h*l B atalin* of OraenrtlW,
B .C .
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Other rotolU: Harold Wilburn
of Ahhea, Ohio, dofodtod W. J.'
St halier of Note* Dame; lixi,
one up; B rin * 8 . Cuanfagkam
of Greed Parma, Coos, dbftttad
Alan K. Wylie of WbuMtkat
III., on* apj Jack Hopktaa of
Palm Beach, S and 1 | H. At Bed
ford of Heliport, L, *L, defeated
Mo*
No
No
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claim#
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p n ito m
p m lia
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W I t r a r r DWTWO
IS m m tho,
I I meallM,
1* o m llo
AWAMhW*
IM o M lM
1 1 % addtHanal -*
MC
aOdlttaMlI
W. yHe SAfXTVDRIVlNO AWAr£ o n T u th , and f l - U ,
If M claim during tho prerlou* one and two r u n , from
SUf ftBipUl frw li anil flm l mtoo
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C. M. BOYD & CO
IMA
IM I, M i.
Tonight’s
4TI? ) U f
Clerer B el
untiefc B el
DolllI Delist
m erer m
OJCltWAT|
f t t v s P rttllp W tlA P P
' Mill Supplies
Irrigation Systems
- Expert Welding
Drlllsh , SUM
D ellere'cJfl
t •■sr
-
' JM
ITU M
Break With
DeLand Basball
Team Manager la
B ein g Considered
t An** Molrock
I m il a e o il
I W ayw ard
| Luc h r K irs
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Plrattr* X I
S T iE ri
DELAND, lia r. T> — (Special.)
—Billy Bofell, former American
league beeehall atar, la achatL
U]*L JO„_«rrlPI. J n , P*Land today or tomorrow for a confer*
enca with Temporary Chairman
BUI Par# and o ffk u la of the
DeLand Baeehall Aeeoclellon r*L
ally* to operating and man* flu*
the local Plorida BUU League
MIS a n d P a c k in g B o o m B uppllea a n d H o p a k B m l e s
P A U L X S T IN E a n d G E O R G E S T IN E , O w ner*
STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO.
KUUHTII HACK—*
1 Diels aniltfe
1 P e rk I'r I notes
1 C r a fty B ill
1
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O u r nliop U w ell equipped
fn rr.aVo a n y re p a ir* a n
f a r m m a e h in e ry , tr a ile r s o r
o th e r eq u ip m en t.
Oeserceeee T* BANKOKU UACMIKB COMPAMK, DHfc
*I K
fVSTlu[c»*-**ti
Ju d a s 's b e e tsle n »
I K lee Co
aiX Tii
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S E R V IC E
I Dsnelsa Andrinr I Wt
1 Herein l u l l
I b u M r T a r iff
I Hum
t
* t l V S N T R i i a c d — l-l<
a i < -Helper i T utorial
i
m ir y thU pwhoii«
i.m f f 'u ii*
i Bofell notified Pago eoreral
day* a m th at h* would ba In*
taro*tad In a prepoeltlon aa op*
■««w*Ahi2t
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MM
< G '0 T T ’ S
TA N D A RD
naoga laat aeaaon and algti
report to Selma, Ala^ til*
la anxious to return to Dal
Dladalnlnif to go to Selma,!
aeked for and was eant a 1
tract which he will algn pm
ha can gain a releaea from i
C O R N E R T H IR D BT. * P A R K A V E N U E
MUeh military ptopan)
ln
►ftt occiipity in • utYD
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Sanford In The Only C e n tra
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway
And W ater Trans portal Ion
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
s Mass Army
reparation For
lMMWOGermAitt Are
P b W Ob Frontier;
Fleet Of Bombers
€ Gets Befarforcement
Russia Is Asked
%To Halt Invaders
Tartar Warns Soviet
Nation To Protect
# PardaneUos S tr a it
lim its On Use
Of U.S. Armed
Forces Planned
r*
N UM BER,
Member Associated I’rrsa
Apollo Choir
Italy Is Asked
To Close Two
U.S. Consulates
Will Sing Friday
Request In Made By
S t a t e Department
FoilowinK Similar
Action By Fascists
WASHINGTON. Mar. ti—(AY—
Administration leaders' disclosed
today they are drafting a com
promise amendment to tile Uritlab-nid bill which may restrict
the use of Anierirun land and
naval forces In foreign areas.
Chairman George (D-Gn.) said
he Was opposed In a specific li
mitation involving Ihe Western
Uoralsphere because it might be
Interpreted wrongly hy Japan tin
M Indication that thin country Is
weakening its stand against ag
gression In the Far Fast.
An agreement for the United
Etatss to build ai* liases and air
defense stations on 1‘annma terri
tory to strengthen Ihe bulwarks
Of the ranania Canal was an
nounced yesterday In a manifesto
by President Arias in Panama.
Arias said his government had
■
acceded to the “requirements" of
the United States In view of the
latter's statement that an “In.
ternatlonal conflagration'' exists
• li
which threatens the security of
- r\r
tha waU-rway vital to United
'■ »• i'\.
. f ■t>! States defenses.
D efense Saving
Plan T o B egin
m
Treasury To O f f e r
Stamps And Certi
ficates F or S a l e
WASHINGTON. Mnr. f. —
Soifit* o f th e boys fro m
fC H o u . » lik ’li w ill p ri'M ’ i i t
I day n( le i noon and n ljfh t
»!* u h ' I i H d u n r, are show n
d n 't t 'T .
C'oleniuu fiv o p e r.
American proas In the French rapltel.
in forco In France, end there
Army Seeks More
Increased Demand Is Engine era Ask House
Seen For Products Rivera And Harbors
Due To Army Influx Group For $290,000
II. M. Popwcrth, chairman of
'•TJnteae Rom U Has ''**w*d to
rem it It raieldo; »bo «KJ 'sS tfJl* ths advisory board of the San
Germany W j j i s w ^ J t w t n ford State Farmers Market, and
If. J. Lehman, market manager,
today suggested that Srmlnelo
County fanners plant ' ‘anything
that will grow" this'aornm cr tn
order to cash In on ao Increased
demand for produce.
The big Influx of Army jp en
'S S L 1*
into Florida, linked with the nor
mal requirements of food.Ansrcm tbo war. ■»* * V W
Inm .war « l««f « f^W «
k«te, le expected to m u lt A but
ler business for vegelxbls^ grow
ers during tho summer monthi,
pbysteal elaxk of »«® ■"
It wee pointed out.
kBttd * VTttt tala
In pest years, farmers7**; this
section bavo planted little '(wring
maar. 0 «»r
UlS s u m m e r, principally bees
the hot weather. Bat
S f f lS lS lJ S R t S E
t^ a -u r s sw r-
• M W r v ^ t.'- a g
are of the opinion that certain
crop* will thrive under Florida's
summer sun and want to see thh
county pat its ahare of feeding
Uncle flam's soldiers. .
Beeatue of (he email volume of
^Jantlny here In the summer,
much California produce find*
ita way Into tha etala and le o f.
T. M oe. ten bandied by the Sanford m ar.
H « D 1. Set- Mr. Lehman pointed out.
atta and ’ William L. Wlleon of Jacksonae a P**|VUle, director of s ta te markets,
d troop*. ,kaa tout Mr. Lehman a statem ent
1 aOlanco made recently by John A. Martin,
WpA b« special advisor to tha Council of
Turkey. National Defense and who handle*
■flu pot the purchases of perishable pro.
[dace. Thn statement la aa followst
"Florida Is goto* to bo in a
fPHhfM.batkr ncsltlon than any other
; *u fr 1 k" DT °f to supply a la m
> ehlrtal
lit was portion of the A m p requirements
qra In *f freak fruits png vegetable*.
- •
i The majority of tb s tnwpe are
tor An- lo o te d In Southern state* and
d o r m a n t <•"»» bearfly an Florida
m eaM fm *bair supplies during the win.
C *«!. to r mo* th’ •*“* noterallr FlorL
n f i i ' j C * proximity On tbeso concon.
^
i C ?
^
Another requaat f*f navigation
Improvementa along
tha
8 t.
John. Hlvtr from jMhoonvHle to
Lake Ilarney waa mommended
by Army englneol* (to the Hou*e
and Harbor, Coramlltoo ye»terday in Washington, according to
the Associated Proaa.
Earlier thla week, the Anny
suggested that fSOyOOO be .pent
on the S t.'Jo h n * from TaUtko
Id Lake Uaraoy. Tho amount
rrqucled yesterday for the en
tire river up to -Labe Harney
was |Z 1)0 ,000 .
Tho Houm committee U hold
ing hearings
preliminary
to
drafting an M M M rivers and
b a rto n authorixaUan. pUL
Colontl Charloo L. Bull also
•aid tha Board «jf Army _tngln*• n recoinmendad a |» , 000,000
harbor improvmnaBt a t Miami,
provided local b U m U contrib
uted about two-lhlnU of the
Cost, lie estimated tho fodsral
contribution a t 1 *00 XXX). The tmprovemont would provide ad
ditional chanMl fboHitUo and a
turning basin bo gaU waa sought
by local Interests.
Hall told ’ tha committee tho
Army engineer* alio
recom
mended these additional naviga
tion Improvement*!
Capo Fray lihrar .a t and below
Wilmington. N. C l »tVO,000 ;
Savannah, G o. harbor t i l l J 000 |
New Hirer, ( f o r t I omjsrdale).
B PU .i
Police Department P au l Eddy V isits Gutzon Bordum, St.ili . . I...........d iool O fficials
N oted Sculptor, in. in n - in )
Cracks Down On STo
Discuss Work
Traffic Violators Pmil Wily, Hi. M. I Dcpnil D ies In Chicago .
1
S iip l.
,o i.|
S. i . i i i ,
11
i*
d n i c r w II keep
kt*ep h
h i*
c n n lr u l," l ‘hir f Wllhsms
id ,
w ill dimmish
r'U*
sJJHi t dvp ctid oil the other follow
c i r m h f t e w r * m * m iw c o v
h i* p a rt, lk'CHt*M* Tie m a y
.ini a ru i kl« - ^ ( l i n e r
MOSCOW
Mar.
0 — UT) - Sis
W ith n r h 'itn slat** b e h in d i t ftr r
Kluffor^ Crippe, the Drill-h ..m- tiiik ffh filln liM e n d tilin g the pard
l-ss.ador to MosrdW, Undid til ' <s r, 1hi Do hr** D rp a rtm e n l
the Mowtrw Wednesday on hi> m ii | tu i i |>< at i h f rertnrd u g sin
return from Turkey.
Miii j f i n , i lurf W ilh iiriM s*.
• rts tl
fh<
lu -e t^ vt il l h* pa*
iH lllc ti ItiMi, tin K M ig lll), P ll'l u r
ic * la u il l t>i' n tiiiji
" M lir h r t t k l i ’ - ill it mg i n tlu n r
t'fir ly in tin- mm m u g, the D uller
I * h ie f Mu id,
‘.Hid th o u g h the re
’ U less t u f f l r nt th l* tim e o f
d iiy , t t r lia vc had nOliio hud urt itlc n ts in th<
i o m in g ft
H e re
• i"> p rc h illy g«iing tn M iiti h tru c k * ,
.«—— — | hncaiiFc u In ih il> ho id eil tru c k
| Ira v e il rig nt a h u d i iw le id H pw d
F rrd
to iy U n i an d
K l ii n l w l l
I u in Im u n
iliiriK t r iu i*
One
l llr n c r , la ith o f C o rb in C ity . N
1 tru c k c u r ry m g « loud u f c e le ry
V ., u e rc issued a m a rria g e Ih e iin
j
m i I d rid ) i n te rd sy w h ile go
a t th e C o u rt H ouse y v » lc rd ~ ;
in g 4 ft m i l t * n il h o u r ori W ent
f W illia m * paid.
School children vho buy tmkr I I I r« t S iri -nu t , itCi ht ie
e unked pu r tic iiat school for ths Apufhi Ih>) J h irMlyo tor
c fo ) o f c h ild re n on
concert tomorrow aflcnioon a' I b ic y c leto*, I m*n mc iH
d cB trisim
were
2:15 u clock will lie excused from ■dto c n iitin iiel il pe
“ vsutch th e n
their last period classes, ll an I " t i ’ p " m rro u s in gti» *1r«*cti».
announced today. The concert will i T h e P olice D e p a rtm e n t w ill psy
be held a t the Kplecopal Parish I • p i'c ls l s tte iitiu n to ppeeding and
House on Magnolia Avrnue, and iM cklrss d r iv in g , s lid ru n n in g red
another appearance will ho mud. lig h t * and sto n aigna and IrnFriday night a t 8:00 o’clock.
l*r« p e r lig h ts w ill also be w ntchiN l.
Grtmittar school children t^ili
b« mdmltUd w ithout' cluirgr to
*'A Night In Sing 81njr,“ * min
slrtl show to be prttciiU'd hy
the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerer Thursday and Friday night«
at the Chambers building. Frank
Evans siTd today. Among the
entertainers who wlQ appear arc
Ifsrry Wllft and Ro^ Howell. T h r
thow will begin tonight nt 7.:tU
o'clock.
tefod cU M eu of (Mm Sanfnnt
ated on PalSix th B irr.i.
wgg, director
ting for spoil.
fc”
and place the grower* af Florida
••••SBS* ,1m ' .Ok. l.mttaidB •u-kaslit-CaJla I .
Os—
.a— - —
The
the school
from Ihe
additional
the 1 0 lib
tool Board,
Site, Mrs.
b that help
ite m s d e n liiig w ith th e p ^o g T r*"
Olid h-kid i f th e In d iv id u a l p u p il
T h o cwHuplelpd re c o rd * u f * tn
de nts w ill K# o»ejf'u[i ju n d v iMiba
M n d c itl* i i t d iit d iiiif ly p
t«« p h n l
coui'M' n Ih r v slum Id take n iM oc
c iip n lm in i th e y a re hrM nd upte d
ti», M r, lo w ton saltl
O th e r m e m ber* u f Hu* sta te
« id n e o m im li’o a re ; S upl
K It
Hi •1w i h i ig , <>f ,Mndj*on
I
S
H i i i -M w , o f p id n tk ii; | it .in U W
t hu iid h i, o f Mu* t l f i i k i | s | | y
nf
H o n d a , D r .1 f Peel, u f S o d th ci n
t ‘td le g e . A If i id
!'m g o
u f the
psych o lo g y
(le p n rlm e n l
of
Du
D k iv i i *.(1 v o f F lu rid u ,
M \\
W il-o h , k tn nf derm o f tin
( nlh et " f A r ift m id K) lenci id
Mil- I o iiiC fsntv nf I ’h " id n . nil I
P ro f 1 I* H a th , bend nt |nd)ht
1 ..W S IN G ,
M ic h ,
Mm
ii
• S ill,
yuod
th e
school
h a b its a n il
'"*■ o( th* I>ar*nU ara btid sml
such subjects a* liealth, food, rcireatlon, home making, habit |iuU
terns, emotional problc-mi and so
cial living are discussed.
A regular schedule is followed
by tha children and their Inatructorn each day. In tbs morning
when they arrive they wash up
sad change to play- clothes fur
nished by the nursery. Then they
sre divided Into two groups a r.
cording to ago and each group Is
allowM one hour play outside
and one hour play Inside. At
lt.-OP o’clock In the morning tho
children are given fru it juices
and rod (Ivor oil. oJst before din.
ner they wash and than alt far
fifteen minutes, listening to
itoriM o r singing song
•A fter lunch they w*
elmape to pajamas fee
;
hi* us
,i# .. t. r.lHy •!«*» th e
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oy
I II.,,.l. i "I I...ulsiana, a
IrS 'ria tT o n ,
Wll .i,| ii,'i iiifpot;.' upon I'resjdent
1
.,.(t ■ . . . i i - l i l i i l i o l i a l a u th o r, .. i .i i i ,uii-i>-i m-chlef o f t h *
hi ni. -I f-.rc .s »«
. tn . l i t .,,nur> f-’ rce a b ro a d . I t
........ ly
, ,k r
to r e s is t e r c o d .
I , ,,
(i],|,nsM1oi. to **ueh a
u .m .
.Ir. tn rJ n if .* >• i.o l a u th o r l(-i i| m ill, i lb ., a,-I b ill
J ’.
1 ......
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| .ok ( VI I th*
fa* from
Belgiann'lndtrilnin
Cupl. Rose Tells
Croup Is Organized Lions, Kiwanians
O f Arm y(-am paign
.
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r
M .rh d o n .
j.s e v id e n t, as,M. I ll., . 1, 1 . . lo r th a t be cou ld
I,,, . 1, p. ml
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K lw a n la n e
u iv ln it
l , | 11.••,r m I , d i by*.i ted s u p p o rt.
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W iili. i
i ,.l. iiu .n ,
Im n ii-d la t*
I,.,,, ,.i i.l S a n fo rd , n .n d r th e
f..||ov>it>v
i .......... n t
c u n c e rn ln i
il„
.................. A r m y to d a y :
I m u p in ,I o . b n .e the H a l,., 11,-11 A n n y
m
our
c ity . I
, .,,M
I,,.!.to
InH iiyw h e re
, , , , t , tli.-ie a n - o u t u S a lv a tio n
A m ,)
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t
know
vv lin t I u )itu m Itose nod b is s t a f f
j,,,- 11oifi)* berihm l
th e y
are
v m ll,> o f n il tb o s u p p o rt th a t
m u p.issil ly be y lv e ll tb e n l.”
Kuy
W llllu in s , v e iie r s l e h a lr■iiiiii o f tin - d riv e , said “ l a m con fid , n l (b u t e v e ry d o lla r c o n trib i i t, ,1 In
Ib is
n iK H o iin tio n
w ill
p., tu tlu -r iirid a c e o in p lis b m a r*
TIm it t u ii i I hII h is expended o th e rl i ise '*
Jennings Hurt, Jr.,
Joins P.S. Air Corps
WAS THIS YOF?
th e m
$iom>
»oii —— 7 -
;
Arbitration Agreed
In Michigan K'trike
oiler to d a y unnuunred tin mumigi mint and the union h a te agreed
to mi lot rate the d lffc n m c e h n in t h
lad A F I. unionist* to Uneaten a
strike
against th e
ConstnmiPutoir f'liiniiaiiy, n utlilt> »erviiig
gas and elivlrlclty to L'/Mhijioii
Michigun euittriieri
to -
111«• tho Wtiv*
' ,,Mj
I
a cciu
Flmitln Highway Patrol
iitMhiiig a concerted effort
The guv e m in e n t m s ih Mu mo
to reduce Accident* in the high,
n o u iic e iiic n t after w a rn in g
llu
"ays, ('hief Willianm hum U-en cotu
puriy an d th e u n iu n Mini
ridvUed hy .1 J (Milium, director
w o u ld use the " f u l l po w e r n f 1m
of the putrol Mr Gilliam ha*
o ffic e to see th a t “ pu h lii- s e rv in '
written the >anford Police De- i« nut d is ru p te d ,"
I art men t ns ftillow s;
MA aeriuiia »ituation t iists un
M»o highways uf Florida at thi*
lime with Die incrraied tuurial
and military travel, caused hy
im b Iko
Nursery School Faced With Lobs
Of Government Funds Needs Help
Fear)
Anchorage
B. C , 9 11
s. c . n i
*Word a low Irocoastol
i:
a i •• iifls n l o il
11tv 11
mmI i t
City News Briefs
• r 'u ?
to "
F it
at
wi.uld hegtn a
.M \ 1
1. 114li Til c a ll
11 .*,*( ,v,
Vir iw llg c fTOin
.I m l it i*
to
[,-r i iu h lrc H
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t1
in
itik
c
i
l***rol
1-
1AtU'k i*f I hi* t 'Oil Milt !*m 'M'inl" r-*
U*us of Ihe Florida Tlmru-Drdon,
< H it M i« t
T h r took o f ll.. 1 in 1<Ml le t l*
g *'i. f i f I ’o l l r r H oy W illia m s
Jacksonville, which in devoting Ita
I<* Im t *on|il' '• ■IIn I M’toly f iu t / n r i H o te l
travel p arr this week tu a rrvhw s t i i . l n .itit*,- i,a S a n fo rd m u to r- oyiiM'tril
I* |.\ Mo nils ffid i u
Ist- i i i , t > i h i i i I i n tltiw ir t m in t (tl l»r UM’fi Mi Mu l -t
of this city.
u l l 1•' f'K i. M 1 ; lf t ( r II III " f
o f tlit
P. MacIHmild llrynn, travel | i iiutkiM if n it t f f t t i t |ti rvtlm s* t'f'gimiiiiif
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Administration Lead
ers Draft Amend
ment To Aid Bill;
Objection Is Cited
M
. LONDON, Mar. *—(AfV
AY. MARCH 6. 1911
Wslcnlmys
iJenlKn-in.n
was Mrs. (isuryu Slim
1.".'
Suimiirtlln Avenur.
ivuh giiidunlcd from
H ig h .Srhool III l l ' d h M i
U’l-ilnrsdsy aftnnoun nt I 15
urlork you Kut your mail hi
tlir Post Office, where you
heard a lady rrctive somr in.
ronnatlon about thr
Kvuilworth Lodf*, Ssbrinx, from
a xentleman who Is knonn lo
ruu but was unknown tu lbs
lady. You aor* a trey striped
suit, blut shirt and tie but no
bsl. You started reading your
mall In front of tha Florid s
fowar and U xht Company nf
flee on East F irst street where
you wer* folnad by Mr. Key
mood Ball. Teu then walked
west with kite on F irst Street,
Stopped In front of KoumllUt
and Anderaaa'a D ru * ' Store
where you both examined a
Ion* sbaet of Jteber. When the
llfbt U> U f clock tower
thanfod, you both proetedsd to
th* entninc* of tha Woltar L.
Coopar Ayency u d walked i
th* atolra.
raolf a t The
fora your name
column Friday
i free tickets
Philadelphia
Story” ><
Cary Grant,
Kalhariag
Ira m m g mid
u illii, in th u
|'i it" to he Mill tu Hoi
fro m Ih c ri
P h ilip p im
(•hU'IkT h Stun* Hus
Taylor Infant Dies
Eleventh Anniversary
After Brief Illness
1 i.rrrxt
tislcbel,
,,*u, r of
<' isI.l.s-1 s. rush Grocer I «l
Ssnlunl Avenue, will observe tlie
el.-,eiillf snniversary of ibr xlure
wltb an open house t.uuybt at
a.un urlork.
The open hguee will b. held
tin- store, and Mr. Gal. bet has
invited bis friends to rail, saying
“ there will be plenty to rut slid
entertainment as well.' Souvrni
will also be given.
LOCAL WEATHER
Mostly cloudy tonight and Fri
day. with rain over tha north
and cantral portions Friday, pro.
bably beginning tn the northwest
and sxtrsm s north portions lata
tonight; slightly warmer In the
north and central portions to.
night.
Lillian
Ann
T a yl o r,
10iii.ijithf-old daughter of Mr.
Mrs. A. J. Taylor uf Lake Mon
roe died lust nignt In ths Farnuld-1 Jiughtoji Memorial Hospital
after an illness of two weeks.
Horn In Fauford on April 22,
li'-io, the child la survived by tha
following:
Her parrots, Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Taylor uf Lake Monro*,
grandparents.
Mr. and M n .
Drew Warren of Lake Mtal-M,
an aunt, Miss Kuth Warren «
1-nke Monroe, and the JfalWtos
lug uncles, James V.
Drew
Warren, ,
Daniel Warred,
Chariot W a rn s,
George Wnrren, oil of Laka :
roe.
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Warren,
Warren.
B.
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b o rd e r e n d a t v a rio u s B lack S e a jx jr ti a n d T u r k e y Is twf*Jng p o sitiv e ste p s to p re v e n t th e s e iz u r e o f th e D a rd a n
elles, b u t w h e t h e r ' th la m e A ttk liriftrm th e tJ V e tp ld lto tt l n
th e B a lk a rtl o r ’ W h eth er it l l ih e r tly a p re c a u tio n a ry lock
in g o f G e rm a n y 's b a c k d o o r r e m a in s : eo m ew ln it In do u b t.
If Germany la to attaek Greece o r Turkey, it could be
only with the Intention •of pepetraripf rthe Near East to*
the Sues Canal, liberating thejlalU V u id A ffed and frteG reece- o ut
Wtflch w e n t 1
These Valuer Point the Way to
Genuine March Money Saving!
•ttr and see
m n g imrtf-
■uny you'll find in e a r March Tin
raraltorsl They're highlight* o fjra
Itiee for effective Having!
BLB VERSE rO B TODAY
r IS THE MAW BUSINESS
LIFE i Whether therefor*, y#
’ or drink, or whatsoever ye
do ill to the glory of Clod.—
FO SMILES
> Christian
Monitor)
Science
Use Your Credit—Buy
seizure. .
Furthermore Germany could not g e t to the SUet with
out going through French Syria w hert General Weygand
has a sizable French colonial army. Although' the- French
have ahown very little fight Ip recent' months: If Is quite
possible th at an Invasion of French Syria by the Germans
would bring the whole French colonial1empire as well as
the French navy back Into the war pn trio aide of the
British.,
, ’
But even if the Germans succeeded in overcoming
these obstacles, smashing the Turk* la n d ' the Greeks and'
whatever Britiah forces are able tb come to their aid and' in
volved themselves In additional warfare with' Russia and
France, we do not see where the odd could possibly be
worth the effort. Even if the British did Ibse S u n and
were driven out of the Mediterranean,’ the war Would not
be over, nor would the position of the British be material
ly damaged.
; ’/ I
On the other hand It haa long, boon nn established
policy of the German high command ito avoid war on two
fronts a t the aamo time. I t Is of Vital strategic Importance
to the Nails to keep war out of th » Balkan* and1maintain
iS S r they nm .
of the forge of cold like
O f te n come
j KtclHi hi morning ana they
Mm * *t >•
.m artial gleam and grim
iertgti.
KEITH TnOMAfl.
jw a for Capt. Eddie Rickreported b]
doean't Jlka Oamtany't
i
or
w ln iia
bdt
tow whet to do a bout I t
Haven Herald aaya that
■Biir&’atZ
Sk her mother, you tnoel
mean they patronise the
M eaty parlor.—Titusville
tdVocate. In that case she
djf goto her beauty fAw
iUWto>wbn pays tha bill*.
Tampa Tribune
— j comes otj*
juke Jatnta, holding tha*
i can cite a single shod
these places servo.- Welt
Ike a handy aobjact for
i , sermons and polltlet1
in. — Fort Myer* N*w»
I d way ta get rid of thr of ths •'profit motive.”
•
fa)a la In subaUtUta a
8.
Commercial
ownership
of
the
means
of
production,
'own of entertainment.
l^ sp « o a H Nbragg«d lo anUtoblta mads a fan last 10
h r opening ontv o fottrih
1 , and using this for five
then the neat section, and
A Wide AeleeUs* of Choice Coverings!
"TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY7*
By RUSSELL KAY
I don’t know whether or not the
Florida Citnia Commleaten reallaed what they were doing for
Florida whan they arranged to
bring Mary Margaret McBride
down here laat month, b v t'l do
know that not only the citrus
Induatry hut alao tha atate a* a
whole haa reeaived tremeadou*
benetlta In the form of natlonwklv
publicity.
I
Ton know Mery Margaret I* n
talkative creature and a t tha proa
lime ahe poeeeeeee an u n tu u l
personality aad tha ability
point
word picture'of her fmpeeeelana ae interesting and reellatic that bar audlenra la thrUted
and aagar to follow In har fooL
atop# and aee for themaelrrs the
(harming point* of Intereat ahe
ae vividly describes.
•
Totally dlarsgardlag accepted
radio technique, Mary Margaret
addreaaea a microphone in auch
amateurish, totally human manner
aa to glva ona listening to her
for the flrat time UU Impression
that ahe la staking her Initial
far words, question* her
statements, and aaunda for all
the world Ilka a neighbor who
lust popped in a minute to bor
row a bit of sugar and than!
■torts telling bar experience*.
sspedalijr of natural resources "as * storehouse of divine She puts so much pep -and en
thusiasm Into har Ulka and la:
bounty on which we all Utterly depend."
natural la bar expression th at
... ?.* £ W
# 1 commonwealth of Europe, with which ao
she captivate* h»r listeners. She
the U. B. by implication would be an active partner,
has developed an Immense foL
. »
Universal education of childrtil and adoiuacente "to lowing front- coast to snoot and
lako their full share as G hriatjin c itte rn In the life jrf tha haa becoma ona of the moat do-
»m w »nlly—economic, cujtural and aptritual."
M in principle equal to
UMML* ha ‘ejarujatad, “I thoee of e v iU l |n the control of industry,, whatever the
means by which thla tranafqrmZUon U' effected.'' ;
•nt from the average radio pre
sentation that It startled me.
But 1 llateaed to more ef them,
puxtled, try ins to analyse their
appeal—then It auddenly dawned
on me that It waa their rtartUng
freahncaa, their dlitinet differ
ence to el) other programs that
made them atand oat. I had been
trying to moaauro 'a warm, hu
man, friendly ' 1 cosrtorwRtonoth*
with the yardstick Intended, for
the professional emtio comnwnUtor whooo “mike" manner la care
ful, etudled, painfully com et,
ami Um'th-el ln.lew ei 14, rhaSe rt*r|
<• Oettlng away from the liatk.
ncycd "commareUl" soles plug
employed-on meet program*.- Mary
Margaret had mo eating,Florida
orange* end grapefruit fight out
or her hand and llkipg them USmenaely became abe talked about
them In the tome friendly aad
plea*lag manner ae when aha
talked oa ether subjects, M d . I'm
aatlafiod aa a m u lt of har pragrema Uunnanda of now friends
aad new customers are being de
veloped every day both for Flor
ida cl true fruits end Florida itaotf.
Tha Florida Citrus Commission
doaorvea great credit for the man
ner In which It has bandied ad
vertising fund*. The tack la n«t
an easy one and -It la difficult to
satisfy all Intervals. Bat I oei.
lously doubt If theae wild crUlcite
could ercompllah more. Oae thing
jtfM f Japanese registered
original
channels.1
naUon to which we W o w , i
berahjp, and even the Chur
we add the aln of evasion."
: B- Bocal Justice for aron
itself. To the pin qf l
and indlyidqais to end
1^
M
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X ^
3 3 &
psychology.
Mar.
M M H i
Streamline Bedroom Siy!
DAVID
H i m Handsome Piece*—
t i l
d in g had, cheat a ad a choice o f
Mr o r Vanity, each
w ith
p late
» M in e r.. R o to th e rnoedM c a r.
a * aH ptosum AvaUaMo lit ae-
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^Social A n d P e rso n a / A ctivities
«BR8 . LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
JSocial
A
Group Is Initiated
Into Beta Sigma Phi
Play Period Enjoyed
By Wesley Members
. A group of young women tn*t
Hi the Hotel Mayfair last even,
tag and wen* fo rrally Initiated
tllto Beta Sigma Thi sorority,
under the direction of Mia* Clyde
Willi*, field representative, of
J*rk*onvillr. The Upxllon Chapter
of Florida wa* formed at thl*
lime.
Beta Sigma Phi, with head,
quarters in Kansas City, Mo.. 1*
aa International organiiatlon with
over J 1 ,000 member*. In addition
to chapter* in very state in the
Union, there are 20 chapter* in
Canailn and two in tlnnnhilu. It
h*s n* Its theme "The Art of
U vini* . nml at lit rrntio, "I ife.
The Daughter* of Wctley Class
of Ihe First Methodist Church
mat Tueaday evening in th* re
cently re-decorated classroom for
Ita regular monthly meeting. The
room waa made more attractive
by artistic arrangement* nt potted
plant* and S p rin g flo w e r * . Mr*.
C. E. McKee *nd h e r committee
were commended upon their “ex*
cellent w o rk and grusi taste in
te-deeorating the room .
Tetetbaaa 14B |
Group Two Is Host
Calendat To Alathean Class
The rrp iU r monthly meeting of
the AUthean Cla»» of- the h in t
Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Courier
BapUst Church was held In the (pent Tuesday In Orlando.
annex on Tuesday evening, with
1 Group Two oi hostesses. The
Hugh Urquaharl o* JacklonTill*
president, Met. It. It. Deck, pre visited with friend* here yester
sided over the buxine** session, day.
end th f d»votion*l wax conducted
M n. W. E. Smith and Mrs.
by Mrt. Jnder Cameron,
During the »ucial hour, Mm. John Stanflll of Ocala were over
! G. 8 . Selmxn and Mr*. J. w . J|* || night guest* of Mr. and Mr*. J.
B. Ray Tueaday.
delighted the member* with
era! humorou* reading*, nefr. itment* were terved To thoae pro* •Mr*. Irene Hnan and daugh.
*»nt.
■* Ur, Margaret Ann, Irft thl*
Prr»ent were: Mr*. R, 7, John. mom inf for Miami where they
will visit until Sanday.
An "in*mt>er»**"ai«r* their *“"•
Nrn. Annie Shipper,
retort* are Invited to attend. At JJra, Joder Cameran, ]Mr*. A, C.
Ben Blue of Baltimore, Md., la
the regular meeting the pait Meriwether, Mr*. \ . A. WilUami, spendln* a few days with hi*
the Iron ■ and pant patron* of the,
H**i HallI, Mr*. J. I . Pryor, hrotherJn.law and airier, Mr. and
order will be honored.
Mra. J. T. Mowby, M*». W. D. Mra. Maxwell Stewart
Cardtner, Mr*. R. >E. Tolar, Mr*.
iary of the Amer O. E. Rollln*. Mr* J. W. Hall,
Mra. J. B. Callahan ha* been
it will meet In the Mr*. J . J. West, Mr*. B. F. removed to her home from Ihe
MrWhorter,
Mr*.
J.
E.
'
Page,
ut on the lake front at
Femaid-Laughlnn Memorial Ho»P. M. All member* have leen Mr*. G. S. Selman. Mr*. Sadie pltal where »hc underwent an
McWilliams, M n. H. C. THckerson, operation lait week.
attend,
i for Britain Club will Mr*. C D. Forrester, Mr*. B. R.
t a t tha home of Mr*. R. A. Beck and Mr*. R. N. Nipper.
J. F. Hodge* and Mi«* Mildred
Newman In Roie Court a t 9:00
Hodge* of Dayton* Reach visited
P, M.
First flapti*t Church ni:l meet at yeitrrday afternoon with Mr.
Snoring ataxionx for the Red the fallowing home* nt 3:30 P. Hodge* abler, Mr*. C. A. tt’hidCroat will continue nt the Wo: M.
don.
man’* Club from 0:90 A. M. un.
Circle One at the annex with
WU 1 1 :!10 o'clock.
Mr* W. A. Ckgle a* hastes*, nnd
Mr*. T. L. Tyre ha* returned
^
SATURDAY
Mr*. Mjrrbn Smith a* ro.ho*te*a. to her home in Ft. Pierce after
The Ceetllan Muele flu b will
Circle Two at the home of Mra ■pending a week with Mra. Mur
meet in thR Fannie P. Munson Eunice Kay,
OOfl M y r t l e ray Jarvia. She wa* areompanled
/Studio on 003 Myrtle Avenue ot Avenue.
by Mr*. Jarvia and Mia* Mary
•a. ik n m
Cirrle Three at the home of Alice Faulkner of Orlando.
There will be a pancake eup. Mr*. Wataon Reel, HitlJ Palmetto
In the anneg
nex of the Metho. Avenue.
Mr*. Jack Burney areompanled
lat Church, *pon*ored l-y the
Circle Four at thr home of her slater, Mr*. Mon* Rlgg*. who
Pipe Organ Club of the church, Mr*. Mary -Halt, t',fl Hoaalla ha* been visiting her. to her home
from 6t00 until ft-on p. M.
in Slsteravifle, W. V*., I*»t week.
Drive.
MONDAY
Circle Five at thr home ol They went with Mr. »nd Mr*.
Sewinv " aeaiione will continue Sir*. U. R. Reek. -J&-J0 Imurrl George Wkreearvrr, who were en• f o r theRed Crate at thr Wo. Avenue.
route to their hmr.e from Miami.
man'* Club from 0:30 A. M. un.
Cirrle Six at the home of Mr*
...til 11:30 o’clock
-fPrw tnn Sherrill, 1*H I.nurei A V 0 Mr. and Mr*. A. I). Smalley
’ TW
wlH nue with Mr*. Maxwell Stewart have *a their gucal* et their
meet a t - t h e home of Mr. and * 1 ro-ho*tei*.
home on E**t Fourteenth Street,
Mra.. R. E. Kipp In Floral
Circle* of thi- Prcabylrrlan the latter’* mother, Mr*. llo»«
^Height* a t H:C0 I*. M. for lu Church will meet a* fellow*:
Edward*, and brother. It. G Ed.
^reg u lar builnr** and aocial meet,
Circle One, Mr*. I.. F. Doyle, ward*, oif Silver City, N. C. and
lug.
chairmen, will have a luncheon at ■later, Mr*. II. W. Slnney, of
V Circle* of the W. M. U, of the 1:00 o'clock at the home of Mr*. Burbank, Calif.
* D. L. Thraaher na Grandview
k A vc.
of Pine
Mr*. Tan
Bennett
Circle Two, Mr*. \V. U Coop, Mountain Valiev, Ga., Mr*. Ab.
er, chairman, will have a luncheon hot Nix of Athena, Ga. and
a t 1:0 0 o'clock at the home of daughter, Mr*. .1. II. HnllJngaHr*. U I, F raiicr un O lrry wurth of Atlanta are vlritlng
Avenue.
>
with Mra. Henm-lt'* and Mra
Circle Thrje. Mr*. George El Nix’* airier. Mr* C. A. Adam*,
n r-"™ *' liott,
chairman, will have a lunch and Mr. and Mr*. Chandler
Auspices
eon at 1:0 0 o'clock at the rhureh. Sharon ot their home. on Celery
Jr. AualUary— Unll No. 53
Circle Four, line. R. 4 . Holly, Avenue.
chairman, will h a ft a luncheon a t
w,f. y ‘ h U a fcffiM fcjb
1:0 0 o’clock at IhoJuunm ot Max.
Greene ohtY eat 3li*. ”
6T1 Victor
Circle Five, MH. If. B. Lewis,
V '^ tS k w irS
,* -W U s/c
■JHAT'S
Ncjv Member Taken
Into Churyh Circle
Mr*. A. M. Phillip*, chairman,
conducted the devotional at the
meeting of Circle Four of the
Mcthodiat Church hald a t the
home of Mrt. M. L. TUlla on Elm
Avenue on Monday afUmoon.
M>w. Byron B otctrin
led
Bible atudy, MJ*eu* and Social
Redemption.'* Mra. W. 1. Hughey
wa* welcomed aa a new member.
At the conclusion of tha. butlnee* tetalon the hovtesx tervrd
rcfrvahmenU to tha following:
Mr*. W. I, Hughey, Mra. Elwood William*. Mra. Carl Chornlng, Mr*. J. R. Hoolehan, Mr*.
B. Crumley, Mra. Zul* Moye,
Mr*. Martha Moffett, Mra. Clar
ence Smith, Mra. Minnie Holt,
Mr*. E. A. Londonberg, Mra. O.
J. Pope, Mra. C. E. MeBlarraw,
Mr*. J. C. Griffith, Mra. Byron
llniriran, Mr*. Phillip** Mra. Tom
Howell, Mies Beetle Zachary and
MU* Leolg “ '
E
New March of Time
“Americana AIT
& Saturday
i Program
Mra. Elliabeth Jeaaea
Mra. Eliaabeth Jenitn. 31, sopor
InUndent of an apartment hotue ia
tha Bronx, New York, waa found
■trangled to death on a couch In her
four.room baaement ap a rtm en t
.Scene of the Maying waa near
where Mr*. Catherine Papa* war
recently itranrled.
L r it r m n ^ nn«l F r irn rt* h lp .
?I w nl
nn* M r t.
|
E l*
M r^. M ity m o
lt< irk in
W ill l>«* the c d u c a tim ia l ilir« * rlo r.
]kl< im*« w ill hi* h r Id un th r f ir a l
• li d
th ir d
W ednesday p o f tho
Mr*. W. S. Thnrnlon and' Mra.
U. II. Hulchiwm were r;ihoslr**e»
to the mtmlier* of Cirrle Three
c f Women'* Pocfeiy of Chrlrilan
Service of Ihe Methodist Church
at the home oT Mr*. Thorntrn
Monday afternoon
Mr* I’ . II.
Lansing pre*lded ovei the bo»[nrt* session nt which lime plan*
for the Men's I luh supper to be
held on Mar, M were dixeuiied.
M-w. 8 . It, Shinholser gave a
brief review of the new Bible
■ tudy book. “Jeaus and Soelal Be*
demption". Mr*. George MeCrum
ueed the theme "The Church'' for
the worship xeivler.
t
After the business meeiing a
soelal hour wn* enjoyed Ami Ihe
hoateasea served rvfreahmi nla to
the following:
Mr*. W. 1„ Clark,
auxiliary
president, Mrs. II G Morgan, a
vlaltor nt the meeting, Mrs. W.
F. liryan, Mrs. Chester Daniel,
Mr*. W. P. Fields, Mr*. L. I*.
Hagan, Mrs. ('. P. Herndon, Mr*.
P. II. lanalng, Mr* Gen-go MrCrum, Mr*. H. O. Hhlnh»l«er, 8 r.,
Mr*. John Vaughn, Mrs. M l,.
Wright, Mrf. Clarrnee I. Wynn
end Mia* Sallle Gray
JaOi Srhalti
Hard at work on hrr own oriyInal
ttylea, Jane Srhulti, f>( detiens
nirnili
dr*«a*a for her doll*, onmprtinr in
Thr inttintiim rrrrmmiir^ fol* I a doll fashion show in New York
Uwt-i in haiMuirt in Ihr 11«>lr*k I C'lly. Jane was amonir thr lurfr
Mi»v 1 m tlininif roeni, Thr hnnqurl I froup of girls who took part in trie
tih lr war ilfTfirtklM in thr pnrnr- I ■how. All did thrir own dcrignlnf
and sewirtf.
I lv rnlnra * f Idark and irnld, w ith 1
bln. k hoivIt holding vrllow it>P(*a !
and
iV n i
in tr rp p r r^ iN t
w ith
tin y
gti.i rt-iira, Yrllfm lichtfd taprrp 1
n '•nfl kIom nvrr thr vrru*.
f b r r rat dp nnd favor* \rrrc rnm v p t l w ith t h r armrity** r r r p t
In rold ami Mark
I Tht ritual tahlr nt which the*
Inb nimu wn* rondiirtnl hy Mizr
Willi . np*i*tod hy \Ii**« Ajrnrp
Fop-nm. n and MU* Oomthy So«*a*
motif of Kappa Chaptrr of Day*,
twin flinrh nl*n rarrirtl rut thr*
color thrmo of tilack nnd (Fold.
Thr tnhlr win frritrrod with u
Ma f k Imiu I of yrllmv ropr*., fern j
MVI iioldun rrntored ir i». I lU r k ^
e in l h - m l»rn*< randlr ptirkp
bn lo rd at r a r t i end o f t h r ta h lr
Tin* p in ^ r iim w ith Mina Will la
a
ro u tin e h u .in ra * d is o ve r tiy
M ia *
m r m lir r a
w ere
u rg e d by her to do *11 th e y could
to m a ke the ch u rch re v iv a l which
b e g in * on M a r. Ml. * x u rc e i*.
D u r in g Ih e social h o u r M r t.
B e r t C h ap m an o f the R e cre a tio n
D e p a rtm e n t conducted a p la y p e r.
iod w h ic h w a * enjoyed b y g ll th a
ntom lH-rs. F o llo w in g the g a m e* re
fre s h m e n t. w en- served h y Iho
hostesses, ID * . F red R. W ils o n ,
M ra. E. II . I a n ry , M ra. M . B.
S m ith , M rs. I
A M. M u llln . M r*.
R. T . T h ra s h e r,
M rs.
G ordon
F iy n l nod M i-- I c o l* E vans to
I th e fo llo w in g nnd to se ve ra l p e r
f Ht+Jimg tlmtt f mim. 11 f«.j
sons w h o did not i. - g i- le r :
M rs . A . II Stevens, M rs . C. I . L Ih irin p • recent «urvey to d lt r a r a f
R e ld ln , M rs. II. A S w anson, M rs.
StHiihrrn Twin P*ck Bretd it to
R oy T illis , M rs t \
1„ M n rg a h , popular wiili Inmiten ive*, the follow*
M ra. J. i t . A n d e r-o n , J r., M r*, M. mi inrtnien took place:
I.. W r ig h t , M r* . G len n E. M c K a y ,
M ra. J. O. I atiey, M ra.
11. II.
N ic k e rs o n . M r C hester D a n ie l,
M rs . H elen S c h o ltr. and M rs . Z.
B. R a t lif f
A ls o , M rs. E lw ood C. W illla m a ,
M r * . L . M. T jr e . M r*.
C laude
H e rn d o n , M rs
W I'
R aines,
M r*. Ile r t < h *|im a n , M r*. O. E.
W h ile . M r*. F I* llh n o m , i l r * .
C. E. M cK ee, M r
I'r e ii S lra n g e ,
M rs . J. I 1. Ih n rtn o n d , M rs, T , R
Jack sou, A lia * U n til H and , M is *
M in e C hapm an and Miss H elen
I-, W ard .
I ALW AYS
USE I T "
S a tfst/i/s
HOUtEWIFE
Tiu*«'at .'it, Mina Mnrvnn t Havi*.
Wrlruoir to S a n fo rd , \lr*. May mi*
11 • tkTk. *•».
W* I- »n. I« II. ta Sicmn Phi, Mi**
Wi.'hv Fnniman. Sloto .irerrInr i
H f-pn-ri-o, \fr* W . H , H tem per.
T o .i - i \ t in itia tr p , M i »m l'o r r r » lin i*
I *r»11 \ . pt f*4idrtll of Kappa
i hiipiot <*f nnvtiiha flrarh
fiw rif J t
Said to reternldp in eirry detail dalil" t itmn
(hr* Slntr* ronvrntinn scrlpilon of I hr man fur whom an
h* havtorm (Irarh Jnnr ?-H. alarm had been issued lifter tha
Mi-w Ruhv \rrdham , of Pay murder of Mr* Catherine 1'apaa,
2 H, GeorffT Juieph (‘ivrk is said by
t 1iM.*i lir a r li
l.l'*i*inniw of rnnern tulal i<n« polka to have eonfassed ■trmnfflinf
and I*imm! wt.hr- from tt.r State the Broni, N. Y , housewife. Polka
Pr* dent, Mi*)<o Franrr* Krndnrk also quin.i'd him in the strangling
of Miami, and E»i t'hnplrr of of Mrs. Eli i a hr th Jensen, which oc
curred 111 th.* Mime m-ighboth.Tod.
Orlando, were rrad
Trmporary offirrr* ajmointrd
H \!*KS INI MI \SK
inrlmlr Mi-- Ruth Jran Wright,
( tllC A C n
M ur
0
iA \
P p ’otrnt* Min Martha Wright.
Word
nnd
t ‘o
?lf. nirptitmt: Mi** Mary Grarr Mnntffumi'ry
r. p o rte d
I'V b ru a ry
JVjV, irr< rdinp r or rotary; Mian W ednesday
Itl.MtO, Nil Ill.rcii-c
M ilh iii
r«,
rn rrra p o n d in tr hull'* ut
(11U 7Ull’A Ilf
UtQVtiiri"
Mi*n Minnie Kina, ol 1UM4
treaiurrr: ^Iiap EHfaWih F^anlk- f ;tt*,fid(l,d 11 I- . tin "mm1 ini.nlh
H r non iv, mipp R u th .Ira n W r ii/h l.
Ifow do put do,
Tlu* r f f f i il n r m o n th lv m r ^ tin p I* ImrnifRff
o f S i. A n n '* f"h « p ti'r n( i h r \V*»- iiadam 1 <1 like io lutr >mu tipinloa
if tenif S«Miihrm ‘tw in Pack H ired
m s n s m iR ilm rv o f H o ly
EplRCcpul ( h u rc h un n held Vluti
IliHiM-vt ifr I itiu a f t h i t i t , i f t h s t t
d a y l i f t e r non nt the J'h t UIi 110111* 1* uhdl i CM mtjm.
in o f i l r r Ih flt rnm ilk e r* ro iild n tte m l t h r R tiuly c l* * * o f i h r a u x l•ju ry iirm in 1 ia i.lv
fo llo w in g the
m e e tin g
T h e r h n p t n i n . r iv e n * r w in p
to i*" d* ne fi*K thi livcnl ho-pltnl
dtiring l*nt lirk rl* foe the eonrert (•» l»r fivm I»\ the A|mi|| o
Bnv* t boii un Friday nflemoon
and «ventnc m-rr
di*lribitied
HHmfiff the mein her j* tn kw told,
A, It Nuble led the Lenten
Delegate* to the Phi Alpht
Pancake Supijer
Kappa convention In St. 1‘etera.
burg lari wrrkeud. Mira Jessie
M elliodist Annex
Durden, Mina . Lucille Hall and
Ml** Mnrirl Knox, gave reports
Nnl. M ar. H
of tha convention at the inneling
H|wtnaornl liv I’litt*
if the sorority at thr home of
O rgan {’luh
Mix* Knox Tuesday cvrning
ho. hlPtorlao; and Itr«
\V. 11 fit pi III
• 1'. M. To a |* M
Plans for a HL Patrick s Ha) ^tom per, fir. iff in m rhaierrort
t t n it - l . - t i h l i i i " in A l ii c i i eon.
gitl-brrak dance to he given nn
- iiiii, M fii* w a ll
lim it li d 'l l Itn L
St. Patrick'* Day, Mar. 17, in ttie
2.r»e
inn i t.iinti i pit11* . tifiviriy never
City llall were made hy Ihe Main I»oints Of Far
I)« iia ( p 4
Nt
l '* r r »
Imih Imridil d'Uivn to ih«- levil of
group.
| y|««r Ii»n ■(r*| If It
Ea>l Dispute Settled half o lit:* tlcnl>, the i «i"1<mmi y iI l'inriTBR
Thoae preaent were: Mbs Erin*
l U ^ r i H o u r M llia
liib m It 11aI
fall
m o ld 'd
lIl'lH T l
Doudney, Ml** Mary Marl ha
Emerlck. Mia* Ellen Meriwethe--,
TOKYO,
Mur
#1 —»tTrt— LflHtpMi*a Patty Hodge, Mis* 8 ii*iui j Agreement nn llie "ptiiininl
Kirlley, Mi** Margaret Spence i polnta 1 of jn iiin 't medijiti. n plan
Miu Kntherine Bpeneer.
Mla e tlle (be t» r r ih tr ia j diN pu le
A CHEAT, NEW
Belt* Wat lien. Mia* Kirn eric. I between French Imln.rhitin und
Well#, Mia* Violet Well*, Mi- TH *R #nd tSiHrun u r * a n n r unced
PRINCIPLE OF FITTING
,
Joyce Whiddun. Mia* Eliialietl | of firblly f.itlii v
Whlghani. Mis* Martha Wight
The Yemamififf p mi arc hr!njf (
n o w in * *
Mis* l.oeille 11*11 Mis* l^is Cal.I m irollnh »l
well. Mias Laurelle Dutton. Ml
■; IH tH H A l DIM NSI0N
Helen Iliitrhlaon, MUa Jcrn WhoA fe rn * n f m i l lu r e th a t inelnden
ham. Mixa Kathryn Wiggln- Jf«iip blended w ith rt-nin i « be ln ff
Mla* Dorothy Peiold, MUa Jeaxi- teatedi in M iib iffn n fo r m e in
Durden and Mis* Knot.
l i e e o n M rik tn m o f b iffh w 'n y*
....................
$V
Don’t MIhh The
chairman, will meet with Mra.
Joe Harr old am Part Avenue et
3:30 P. M.
Circle BIx will meet with the
chairman, Mra. Franci* Mari
wether, on 0*1*ry Avenue a t 8:14
P. M.
•
Tha Bualneaa Woman'* Circle,
Ml** Marr Marie, chairman, will
meet at the .home o f Mra. fc. D.
Brownlee, N t PalmetU Avenue
at 8:00 P. I t
t.uiol*tl««i It’s IIIP
ft KVK LOP M E N T .1
Wt*ix. with a* many]
striati«ax af lb* vilxl diMwtxxta m than at*
'■idlk* la xhw*, lk*x*
nlflily nxltn af skew
, p*t*i nal *nd aatla tUxlic At
sud xuU * it h uahtsed *f
luUa. Wbxlbxv yoa'r* l i e<
IIIr
Antler Parade
HAPPY
Friday 4:00 O’clock
BIRTHDAY
MUa Lanora Whlddon
K. Inltrvkwer: Him do vou think
lfill Souihern Twin Puk Hi rad, with
u t iw o
half
lodiirv ra th
par a irly
wrapped, tiavt frr«b l.tngM (ban onlju n bread/
I Inutewi I* I tkimk Untft briirN
if1-MI **) Othii ftfriWal.
U I n r t n d f w e r ; A n d tb a i % i I n i ihmi<
n n d * n f h«Hi«ew ive * a ir tim lm y in he
I m e , iM'i i n t r w u fi S tm ilirfn I w in Pa* k
llr r a d >i « i (m l* fia v r io tip eri b a ll
i Inat at a iir n r w fn k die m b e r h a lf
le m a in * » ra lrd and ficvb
I
’A in
tlim I v i h i d ti a* if in i i * j n d i of
1 Fiber ib rifiy
ht»n*r%%tvt* a rt
dmnn /
, Ik i* ih r bread in d ir r t i l u t i v r T w in
l'a *k M ta p fvrr A *k fo r S o n ilie rn T w in
P a ik lod a *
I t / t j h r j i l l f n i t*f tSMU
•It nou nfiii/irj uilb 1 it*mm H-l
1nt* K f l
mo r* f o n j
«a srx k*V* th * O N E eight
tfp* far YOUR l|ai< usd '
Cowans Presents*
tlllll ails • mi* ¥ Tiaillta
t «ms and x** 't ia l
N0W2 twin-pack loaves
All S iie« — All P r i c
Y0U11
1 TWIN PACK W1IIT1: — Two
a htlf loivn while bread individuiJIy wrapped iniidt T^in Pack
wrapper.
Ax A ilvertixccl In
Vofflie
to attend.
lain
mi
j „
* '
T V U X tk u ,
T w in P«ak t% an n r / a i i r # Schi diem
Bread fcatura, A*k ju u r a fin e r fo r
your favorite T w in Park luaf today.
FOUNDATIONS
Ijrillrx, Kaxlrr is just around
the corner. Each of y»u
would Ilka to be a Rose
hloasomed Into leauty and
each of you can be. Lat Turcall’* very .fficlent BERNICE
EDMONDSON
bumpa
IC K * W H I1
BROW N 4 1
NAVY &
■,
-
i
and
mould
pudgynaas
your
Into
youthful lovallt)»M baforo se
lecting your E « tU rco stu m e.
■
-' a’
J T W IN PAC K J m I H alf loaf
- * w liiir bread, half loaf wheat
hrrad
Ib.d. hal*e« nu ll* idwally
wrapped ami re-wrapped m T w in
|»per.
P *rk wrapp
• Miidcmoiselle
;0ver 60 Styles To
Select From
m'Jm -
MIAMI.
Mat (.. —
MIAMI, Mar.
—((V
in\—
— Mra.
klildred Auabcrk, 4S, a vlaltor
from St. I.ouis, was killed early
Wednesday when she fell IH
feet from an outside stair land
ing to a concrete walk.
Woman’s Auxiliary
fVws For Hospital
OCtirij: n- l( nptmiptrr** follow* : j
Convention Rcporta
Heard Hy Sorority
WOMAN KILLED IN’ FALL
euaalon p re s ld c il
Ruth H a n d , the
▼Ira (Jwrnrr it n*I M(m Mtrparrt
Two Arc Hostesses
At Circle Meeting
A fte r
Study Clan following tha m*etl«* with China a* h*r auhjeSt.
V.
.
a
.
YOU a r r MOM POOO M M '
m il
T i l l N C I LOU j
H « K Ilie iE B W ill
Vitamin
- , . v
�r-- ' W , v v '*
<4 ^ 7. V ' '•* ;
*yj?&■
Ui:
CASUALTY -
MtMn bjr I>r»*n» * "tan tratiee P i n
IlMKM tearofor 10
raeldant or
Gatehel Mid, lit extending ail iiw
hi* Wendt Ia attend, lit open
b« hold frtrtn SrOO o'clock. until
and Interim*
i|* a
SSi
7W # no®
wd will ha
ScnW
i».l
la Ik* IUM< Andrew Carraway «
ill for clcmoncr to
» at Partfoaa, T»K;
AuAfUtkm
4*.
at
«D
AK D F.ltPOX.
IU
nelt
Aapilcaat.
AGENCY.
IWli PARK
PHONB !•>
:ssm m
Home Demonstration
Notes
oi.-iJW :
that rtm
■p REVA D. ANMIKW8
Citr u s a
Than a n m i i
sons
AW*vr
tell
tha.rw
enlanhdol
/o r tha
•ervto* riuna, tout h e r a tm four
m a n which w* believe pod w*4
sriZte^dirin^'thkTi
fo* « « • aonnw uu* on*,
nmlp week. Aft«r FUtur•r. II, mttabafihlp prhrl.
waa and na more mamher.
iro accepted for another
to ticket* arc cold for aIn.
marte. Only man ban arc
UkIngredient*:
”ssj;rl 8
m ac*
•action*
tup* chilled
{grapefruit or
U In be maanted neat
wlQ ha **looted and on.
I Immediately after tha
t tho marabarahlp rampaicn
i t
•emmtmUy."
s
elneendr.
Una at head.
„
_____ nine Ortando
V r* will ba local Cate,
announced .ahortly ronre.
S i of tea crnmohltlte
toil Florida which hart
wrote*tod I* lha m rraat
f e l l *
Aaaoclatloe.
J t & IS A t
, H - W . la h "
"Ati^ona la halted « eows h>
to cm our achwnl/* Mra. Braae
«ld, "and ran Iha work that la
being dona hare."
adf# at fluM * by
£
ateteh A;/aw ahra
■paanga ptol mttad i
add* an additional
tha appatlaar,
Bigrht Is One Of Your
Most Precious Possessions
U t Ua Help You Protest
The Only Eye* You’ll Ever H*Ve
Dr. Henry McLaoIin, Jr
HUDA. OOUWTT o r
c.. iSJSLfiT}
rll.m.nd. White
tMfr iSSr’S
■prlnkla with 1 Ubloo|
preferably brown aw
under tha hrnllar or in
if. rjorte*. i t W
ttbfn ai«Si £i**«*[
« o u t ho Ihw rtl;
a s* jn .* sa i
Mirrors ResilyerSd
Picture Framing
i. . •*f••
Automobile Gloss
Structural -Glasa
m a rm
aV’lfiwtWt-iWahTeaJ
.............
1 tiP P
te
/- i |
UNT&G
Police Deportment
C raclu Down Oh
T r a ffic Viotetort
sw -gaffi:
, ► 7 , <£.
A MA
S'
. irnTr.-*'
. 1
4 MUaa North Of {Word On The DeUnd Highway
S tilfc tiN G
STB A id
X t t K l^D S OF SANDWICHES
whh. SadU and w h it. * a « U t i n t
•■ V * '
I t II
’ ••d a y * *
h
|3|'
iW
ti
a
7*
pTF'
fS tc f- t74*#**
±
w « rj
tn tr*
2 'v , V '>: "*
“ “
Ym *—•' <y 1
. ib W d k - WINES - BEEfi
-
|
�pa g e r iy *
Sarazeny Hogan
Near End Of Corai
Gables i, Golf
Meet*
,. ^—
way Cops1w d y ro»
Hall court,
« t t (U M I will b .sp la y e d *
Winner Pays Fancy
Price Of $21.20
. In .S c o r in g Win
u sa fa r -sa i
•. About i r matches era to '
fir
I', fo a series to bo played
• DelAnd, Daytona Beach and
A M S t P a Final i n u n .
tto far cameo with those
■a Mire not been made yet
tha da tee will be announced
aodn: aa they are available,
lacabora of tho Banford team
ade: 1 Klaa Dorothy Powell,
o. Ellen' Betta, Mlaa Maude
t e r . Mra.~V. A. Speer, Mlaa
■ M Bridyea, Clyde Parker.
te d pane, Jack Uordy. PM|.
Milan and Baddy Lake.
New Yorker Carries
Final Round Load
In Four Ball Meet
Sunflower. O ttf. a dor.w lth as
mock eaaiy apaod: aa n> acarod
chlckaa thief, win: taka o w -.te '
field tonight la tho H atw a race
a t the BanfoetLOHandb X m as
d u b , m |dkay between SanfOn
and Orlaadb on U. S. Itickway 1
f a Pilot Says Greyhound Results
WiH Tell AH
Razzing Starts
IT . MTSR8, Mar. 8—W)—The
Cleveland Indiana' Pieey AIra
Bradley promised yesterday to
*’t*B the true story of last Sum*
Bier's trouble" botween the play*
era and discharged Manager Os
car V ltt If the Indiana again this
season, ware made the target for
auah appelatfona aa "cry babies."
“I kept quiet a t the time be
cause the idea of hurting anyone
Waa distasteful to me,' Bradley
said. "Already I see signs that
aoma of Oscar Vitt'a friends
ameng tha non-CIere land newepaper man aren't willing to for-
S
Happy
I "I hogs their number la llmIL
n r off nir. via.
I 1 3
I—I
ad. and for that reason 1 won’t D ir ts Sm ith
mack
aim
.—
1 —w
go k h detail a t this time. But P o ra a r ” ....... ..... a T 74 1I
»— »
the mlsut* It becomes evident
D ir t s u n i t s i m, s .t» . I an; B lack
th a t th e player* will be subjected m an l i t » .*» ; I*ura»r ISO
to afey such abuee aa they took
STIC R A C E —4-11 M ils :SS 4-S
last eaaeon. n i tall the whole
F in
steer and let the public decide for Ja C e a ta D ecisionPP IO ffJ Htr.
V
(bear whether the boys were right M ark Dawn - a 1 rl — Vi lI —
—I
S lis to w L ad
1 4
4
1___h
or w raag"
iudgfCa D ecision l i e * . «.40. 4 41
Bradley's remarks were prompt,
M a r k '' D aw n t 10
3 ««; Bhadh'
• d by aa open letter to him In the U
S IM
Ciavtlaad News, calling on the
TOha nraaldaet to “go to hat far
IT IT R A C K — F n ln c tty 'I S |.|
P P O ff M r .
rin hla ball players," who rebelled
T • t
1— 1
Ifo tfa o t Ray
against the' reign of Vltt.
t — no
R srsn t R o ll . .
1 1 1
After tha Indiana finished only Buddy T a r if f
1 S I •
a game behind the champion D«R o tfn n t' S i r (B >•.
.. IM
..........
A \ r. i t
a il S.4S. 1 * 4 : Dudrty T a r iff
JfW I J ttte . V ltt. wai replaced Be ram R7r
___
t e h Fan by Roger Pecklnpaugh,
M v Starling hla second term aa
TTH I U C B - 1 I t M ils i l l l- k
(leram nd pilot Vltt U managing
P P O ft Btr.
F la .
ns.
M i l ls IUB
« I »
V— t
F la s s ls A rm s . .. * ’ t t — Ud I — 1
W illis M i l s ____S I S
B»— V4
U l t l s Bin 14.44s S.IA A M : P M
aU A rm s a. IA i . « i VrillM M R S A S a
Futurlt:
S Halting Jam
tTH R A C E - F iilu r llv :3«
Njnar
P P O ff M r.
lllg b
S B r s th s s Sh ip Merck Bay
*» * I—1
(saner
r Mlir Klltr T t o i r
Lama * Oaaas Trouble
D la ck a la a a . . . 1 * 3
I RACK—Futurity?
D e la y
-------- a 4 . 4
H a lf o f D a lly D ouble*
W lic lo r
I F a u n ia ln la
Fashion
i
* ty
I V
F in .
i -^-i
1— Vs
* —M
March Day
I I ts , I Bs.
4 .1*:
F ls s h r n ta rk a lo n s I.SS. M l : Delay
S Olartsus Bey t.»a.
1 T ea tea te o a s
S Don
X
& .)
O ltr
I ffonn ls B an t
S*
a <HM Kak
I Derby ' pawn
>ma«rn
I Mammy
? RA CK — P a lu rlly L
Rack
a Dark Bias
Aa
t Blnar Matron
>e*n
1 and About Hal
Andrews
a nip Along
SACK—l . i e Mllei
toon
• S Pets t / li k
JC
S Bob Taylor
Heart
t Mark D snsn
i Choice
I B ias Jab
R A c m - m tB H t,^ ^
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rk
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•T il RACK— a . I * M ilo US
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Myra Fftrrington
w as
of louthport.
P tH H Z O O ^
PE 1& D H B ta n d a
f o r
Z IP / fo r
^Lubclca^
lu ll
Z E S T ,
[«•«: ling an operation. John Dull* J frutn Winter Pmk.
bar. Mis** Klein'* father died ft
Al 5:03 o'clock „ luiVrl
wan
few year* ngu ill hla J3lh year. nod brown bread supper will hr
Mr* Will la in Green, resident ■••nil the nubile ul l.ibrniy Hull
cf 1xingwood for 13 veer*, died on (or u nomlInal mm ft'
Mur. 3 aftrr an lllne*a of two id 1 Unary fumishintfA
her many frlrnda and llmw inI tcfC’ trd with her In rivfr nffulra
and other project* fur the good
»-t*cr of thn (own. Neare*t rrlaHvr* of
thr decfaiod are. a alstrr, lira.
^W iicv.l'U TefV -:
Thr Civic I rug ur held thi
R arrh tiutinoa* m.uling on Tur.day whrn reports of thr various
Committer* were submitted. Many
tnrmhrrs urr working for the bo*
P u t
a l l
U mo
a n d
in
fo r
y o u r
Mm i
Z I N G
P[ HHZ01Lt h i s
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n s l l* B l B M
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S tric k la n d Mo to m .
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DAN DUNN—Secret Operative 48
TH ERE
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t WHO IS THE OLD
MIMS OUT OP THAT
O M 7 ? r DIDN'T ^
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BM C
40K S
DOWN
TM t
STAIRS - “ SHE AIN'T WALklNfl
LIME AN OLD WOMAN-----
•IT IT 15 THAT flint t ^
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l CAN'T HEAD A
9 T O P P IH 4 Q
NCR
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RIGHT ACROSS THE STREET
FROM
i IT
h h U O BANK010S
BftNKOK D - - lNj nOUVV
IN KRft ROOM1
FOLLOW THE C
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A M S U S P I C I O U S - - I ’L L
T E L L B A N K O k I T H IN K
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a
I Don’t Forest
•
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TUB TEST wrfd
)ivite though dutiiiti that tints
The H nplW t W .M .I.L hud th e ir
• hr was able to attend the Tout* m o n th ly hUsbiPRi sefn lon u l Die
l*« I 'lull mevtlnuPon WednnuUya. c h u ie lv on Mot>da> w hen tho u lud y
I I T I I RACIC— 6-1« *UU 11 1 \
*♦ PI* Off Hir Kto
Khr wu* 87 year* <xl.l.
Mr* In u r w as devoted to D ir litp li"
M orm on*)
I I *
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nn'i G* » » **4H h*-|«***tlF- 4'ai»eV<l by JITh* Trait xtf 4hr Hrrd
frl— :---- T‘-r ~ r
HACK— F u tu r ity :
l Dad
I Irish B rn a u *
u rf /
a M »rss*
caw h sr
t Punhle
r
Stables Tonight
F ate eifTFlMcB
AdP 04Mfb«
'!*• and a lirtither, ('liarlea Smith
T N\w itaitip*liire.
I lot t'ard f'luh hatl ila weekly
Ttic c o m m u n ity han hepn lately KBinra Thunday tiifht al Ihi Li
hiary.
•'lu h lrn c il l>y tin* draths o f tw o
The Tourist Club had a fine
o lilc r io * h lf u t * o f the to w n . M I ba
menu on Wednesday In Dip Park
I.hlc Vhinhar. w ho ha* iprnt $0 followed by a Ini ship a* session,
winter* horp pa*apd away i t th t elmrus sinking and nhuffleWard
I'hiladelphin (iraduatr H o a p ltfl, eontpsU.
F h lliu lc lp h in , on M a r. 1 in Iw r
I hr Community party had a
h 4 th y e a r, Mina tlunhar v m wmI* lively KAthprinj: oil Crnlny lii|{hl
kn o w n in Srminnle County ft* under direction of \lrv
Krnle
14 | k a t r M ir n t ir e n ami flrrtftUy Kiitt* and Mm It It l»ray. TIipip
iu te rp a tP il In th e I ongw ood C iv ic were new gatni* played mid plutio
I PMiriip. of w h ic h *he waa on# of dm*l hy Mtirjorio HlntikotHhip ntid
I he fo u n tjrfp . K a rly In th e M # - ( hut*lane Horm.
Hf>ti
Dunbar ramp lo her old
Thin week Thursday Dure n*
ho .iif!
\
1BT1I ItAfi: :.l« Mil.* 1 ] M
PP Hff Hi i t in
f! Bliii I
« T 2
| tifi
UaiktH It' I
I l 1 ? i —a
ib* rde* n
s i a
-i :
II. h tio l
Ik » .
K O
LM D
M B s it.il
Rml sail « IS, Aii«r<t*en 4
r.arairn kept hi* l nsnt In thi
running two days ago when he
drepped a 20-font putt for an
eggl* on the thirty-seventh hole
to put out Willie Goggln and
The burden wu< on
llognn
cl*.*; H: 15, junior Jumping) 8 :Mk r
yesterday ond the *11111 Tegmn
phn.ure saddle tio'sea; 8:48, •» CHICAGII.
Mar
«
i.l’i
shot for the pin on every hole.
hunters; 3, exhlhitiftn Up top)
When tie fullered, i-iirureii step Sear* Itnrhm k niul Co Weilne*. 3 115, ej>en roadster*; 3:30, novlt- ,
ped in t. »ave .............
with day repnrtml gro*« *nlr* of fill. fie*'-galted; 3:15, Itollln* girls) 10, 31
• e n s a lio iu il p u tt.
301.5211 for February, compared Hollins h"y* ; ir-IB, novice JumpThe t uiiinclient **|Ui-e did it on with l 4ll.Hd.V7 II during Kchrii er<: 10 30, e x h ib itio n ;
10:40,
ary, 134*1, mi mcri-suc of 22 t eomhinnlhm five.gulled and 1 1 tO# '
•oon to !«' *enl to the i hildrvn* I percent.
.
o click, over two walk trot.
•!
llolne in Joel .,tii 111r
wns m iliire d t» r e lu ftt i a bhiiffleboard lournatm'ni l ot'v M*n*l to her home. Philadelphia, c%.f* i t ween lennirwood tean n i u l m team
I' t XU.
K s ir a N **"d i
«1Inti land A i in * in
ilo»# %no
ja
LONGWOOD
The two entries of Alien T.
Simmon* .Grnrral Je»n and hi*
itablemate. Bold Queatiun, fmonc.two In the third dash,
* half mllr for Juvenile* flenernl
lean made
Lhc instance ill,
M |-5, only two-fi/th* of a sec
ond off the track record.
Close to brat nut Drudgery
and Trines Derek in the sevunth
tQ return 124.341 for 12 lu the
long-shot
H
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_
Orlando Horse
Show Opens At
ORLANDO, Mar. 0—(Special) '* B
Leonard Dodson
Fifth annual Orlando H oren.
Snead canard the load for hi* Show will open tonight a t BsOO twoiame cn the morning round n clock at Orange Illoasom 8 taM*t ,1
when Guldahl was erratic with with n|ipro*imately 100 bursts ,*|
hla drive* and couldn’t find the
CORAL GABLES. Mar. rt-tiT) cup. Ho jirdird the second hole from widely .eattered section* nf
— Ben
Hogan,
go lf*
leading to situate the match and hirilled lb* country participating.
uoney winner la*t year, and Gena
Many prmrInput horatnjPti
ninth to cut Sarnten and Ho.
f i m r n , eu“ i f the grcateM win the
womi-n prowdnt thp Hty laftt tllghl 3 (
gan'J lead to a single hole.
ner* of all time. Wednesday won
L»r the roll rful ahnu* i"OCOjrnlMd
Guldahl finally qpt on to hi* in mnnv Southern rnmmunlUM. '
the coveted eighteenth annual in
ternational four.hall champion, game late in iho morning round a« I hr |irrmiri *<K'in] and aport* '
•hip *nii pockrtrd the ( 2nilp Hr*t and helped In* partner with a iriu rv«*ii» on thp nnntial rfthn* " ."1
birdie on the sixteenth. It was .lai
priie.
.
Guldahl who halved the twen
The »leniler 133-pound Hogan, tieth on the afternoon round, amt
t'abh | » r t o t a l i n u f 2 *W)0 wilt
from White Plain*. N. V.. and the hla birdie on the thirty.fir*! kept lo* awiirrl.tl iturinjr thp four-day
rotund. 3!>-ycnj>t'ld Ssmtelt, of
match nlivr for one mnrr |irogr»m with iwrforinanCfa being
Brookfield Cenftu. Conn,, defeated the
*rhedule<l Friday and Saturday
hota.
•Slammlnt Sammy
Snead, Hot
Sarnren rammed home night* and the r losing show Sun
Spring*, Vu.. and towering Ralph theWhen
,
winning putt, the gallery gave day afternoon
Guldahl, of Chirago. f and .1, In
Ti night * program In the VBT*
the stocky little Italian n rousing I
the 3A-hnlr final* of a* brilliant a cheer
ion* rln**i<s and the time table of
tournament n* the Mlaml-Ilil tench wn* aimouneml a* follows i
mnre taymll lia* ever "ecu.
i'itrht uclock,
fivr-gaited '
S l i t IIS SALKS I P
MIAMI, Mar. A— lAV- P. I»
’KaUsr’a FlooB Away, longestpaked bone In the field, out*
kUA ' lour opponent! Wednesday
U win the tttOO Dan la llandl.
BaA race a t Tropical Park.
■The apecdy gelding mode tha
Ota HIM one-half furlong* , In
1S4 U > barely three-fiftha of
a. aecond alewrr than the track
____ highly.regarded entries ms
T hird To Spare, Aerial Bomb
lU cU ^FtnT ow the futurity Sa! And Cilery were outdistanced
ttM winner paid the fancy price
of
98.10 and 13.70 across
th e board. Speed Tki Sparc saved
'tin place by a head and pa hi
only 9*.#0 and *:).fio. Aerial
IB R A C K —T u lu r lt r :»» 1-1
Bomb was a half-length farther
I T O ff S ir.
hack
and | ut Id f2.80 for the
I . 1C. U ---------7 t I —«
show,
M oJave n o a e 2_ I I S
U»*jr Omwi .
a t l
The race gave yniiiig Paul
u k ; u n .n . tie. i n : a
Ryan, tho arirmoon’s
stellar
Roae M l. tW ; 1*4/ Omen
Mekry. • double fur the pro*
IR b
i*
i n r r a c c —n u u r iir :t« «-s
He rods
Happy Winner, n
P P O ft Hlr.
F la .
S a n Ja o k a o n
.... 7 7 4
t — V f l» t Ume starter, In victory In
in h a W M t . b r . d « 3 l — I t I — r
id
opson
the first race ami pnhl the good
R ip T h a W ay
. .. I t I
3— t
o d d * o f yjn.441 fur »-■. 1 n W A3W >lceJ$ CD040C P ftM u JD
Bam Ja a h a o n 1 *4 4 . A te.
t .n
Jn h a W h lt.h ra d « 3a. S.S4; n ip . T *
the second, aboard the light- SEABrficrl C f K»rO,ti*JAfRAtP
,« v » r t . » .
■y.regarded Foalcigh, he waa OF IH ft SO OtoUx® Jich<'SAIlOl
barely
outdistanced
by
Don HAS BfOfVeD NOvtSDCUS
Mtgd* on Red Meadow, and thus FIW V B A R 50R S
missed paying flOsJ on both
ends of the daily double.
As It was. the double paid
)M 1 J 0 to those who coupled
.
the fourteenth with a 20 -foot
putt on the morning round and
ggatfl on the n.Vhyard fifteenth
during the afternoon, where hr
Chlppttd In for n hinlle four to
end the match.
S Real Mrs
A d lls f B u n flow sr C b lf
an esr
S-Sm yrna P a r
IA CE- t S - 14 M ils:
a ria
I (ljm i C llp ser
tro
t R a v e l Bly llal
tn lreg k f D a llls D ollars
tipi
I D. D « r
VJnc; —
lly FRAN STRIKIJR
JOB WANT BO lu mnld or wok.
° W E U ..U > X u iu -
6 M R MSAN HfiS '
-V (S E T T T 4 'M A £ C IC D
(MDHlTE
WHDS FACING THE
W ECOULDftr FIND A W Gj c s ,
Will BEAM D O f
FiftN G 6QUAD.*r
ALOW 111 Ma.
By PAUL ROHI
STOP VOUfl fiHOOnN' IT'S Ufl
V
m
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a
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OVIEDO
By r. W. TALBOTT
paster of tho Or lads Baptist
Charth. I s , reported 111 a t the
home of U s -eon, Bee. 1. b. Day,
Jr_ la Lakeland.
. Tbs Bee. and Mrs. dealer of
Oklahoma were la Oviedo Sunday.
Ror, Jester preached a t the Bap
tist Church oa th a t dap.
TV) Women’s Missionary So
ciety of tho Beptlst Cburen held
thSir. "W eekjcf Prayer" program
a t the Cbulqoti Churth Monday.
The Junior Boys) Atnbasaadors
n e t a t tha heme of their apoa.
rer, Mrs. J. W. Martin, Tuesday
aftotnoon, .with James
Henry
Cot per leader In charge of the
meeting.
The Rev. Maynard, pastor of
the Baptist Church of Zephyr
Hills. will preach pt the Oviedo
Baptist Church Sunday, Mar. 9.
A. E. Storey, ctlrus grower of
Altamonte Springs, was In Oviedo
Tuesday.
Jaek Pltraell of Hanford ires
lists Tuesday on business for U s
firm.
Bill Lee, salesman for George
IV. Daughterly of Orlando, Wes
in town Tuesday in the M erest*
or his company.
Among those attending tha
Dale Carnegie Institute tree tinge
In Orlando are J, P. Cox and
Tbad Lee Lingo of Oviedo,
Bob Borgia, traveling freight
agent o f the C A O Railway,
we* here Tuesday.
Kd Dollar, traveling freight
agent of the Illinois Central Kailroad. was in Oviedo Tuesday.
The Southern Bell Telephone
Company Is putting In new polos
and lines In Oviedo this weak.
Mr*. J. II. £cruggt, J r , re.
turned to her home In Montgomery, Ala., after vlalUng the
M et week with Iter father, W.
T. Chance, in Oviedo.
Lea Leaner of tho Celery City
Printing Co., Sanford, was here
Tuesday,
The "Flying Squadron" of the
Central Florida Young Ptoplo's
Union lead In a special program
for the roung people of the Meth
od lit Church In Oviedo Sunday
afternoon and, evening. Tha pro
gram Included recreation, die-
•The n un who Mile J h e soil
Ing forth food and fiber-for
tf and others will be bencrSeturdsy, Mar. 8 , National
Florida f ai In other (talsi.
attention will be focused
■ tanner and the role he
bi American life. Florida’s
I farmers, pmdocere of a
u . variety of crops than
•f any e th e rs ta te , will re.
I recognition for the Impor.
f l » " they fill from federal
itate leaders, frem tho press,
' from their fellow elUtm*
llve'lft cities and depend cn
I for food and other nocessL
of life.
sritl be the second annual
rvaan of r t n m i 'i
Day.
sec’s Bay wne observed for
Dnt time lest year whan ns.
i| leaders conceived the Idea
Meriting the faimdr recognl*
to lessen this danger. President
Morgan appointed a committee
composed of B. F. Ward. Allen
Hunt sod L. ,E. Jordan to devise
some meant t of educating the
elUsena and public In g cn rn l so
there will be no danger to little
children and other pedestrians on
tbs streets.
Those present a t ’the meeting
included George W. Morgen, J.
B. Jones, Fam Levy, J. 11. Hager,
B. V. Wheeler, B. *\ Ward, Don
C am w ay, H. F. Cooper, J. W.
Martin, Allen Hunt, Bill ward, L.
E. Jordan, F. W. Talbott, W. T.
Chance, E. M. Olllff, Joseph K.
Lelnbsrt, L. II. Core and D. D,
Daniel.
A number of slogans wars sub
mitted which had been secured
from tbs Oeledo School children,
and at the next meeting of the
board of directors a proper slogan
for tbe Chamber> of Commerce
will be selected.
James Burgess, district govern-
ilabor and other groups arc
aised during the year,
smen ting on
the forthg observance of Farmer's
Dr. Wllmon Newell, provost
gricultun In the University
orbit, said:
ktlenal Farm ers Day wvJends
sari ted recognition to the
'J K & Z S S U p ii
t. Perhaps this country has
rather slow in according this
sition to fanners, fo r • the
ranee origins ted only last
his fields and greves and
nil the’ burner work* hard
•gularly to provide food for
if and ethers. RIs is one of
hardest fob* in ouT social
ai ha must produce as much
eslMe Of’his fgpitty’s needs,
Wt deal effectively with •inpad dismiss, h# m pit risk
i fn m unfavorable V aguer,
ana r-iuworm nnsw n n wnjcegv,
rvpresentlng the
International
Aasoclstlon of Lions Clubs, were
In Oviedo la tbe laterost of the
organisation last week,
Tom
llowtll,
representing
Caruso Fruit Distributors of
Chicago was In Oviedo last Thurs
day.*
The Rev. Julius Logan Brasher,
pastor of Um Congregational
Church a t Chester, N. J - was
guest' preacher a t the Oviedo
Methodist Church Sunday even-
r« m beginning a t 4t00 P. M
continuing through 7:30 P.'M,
Daisy Cheese
lmby was named Frederick. Jr.
SKIDMORE, D E N IM CHARGE
CHICAGO, Mar. «. - < * ) —
h en a n about
William R. Skidmore, whom the in TColorado
valued a t ,10,860,000,
FRIDAY FEATURES
I
: am aea r t u
Cherries 3 For 25c
OYSTERS Qt....39c
' w iM c ta w a i f m u o
Dressing Qt.
CTUCK fto & r Ib. 19c
8HOuLDER8.:“jb” 2 S
8H0ULDERS“ “ lb. 27c
trill
.
SHOULDERS
lb. 12»/,c
Mm
• ■’ > 4
.
LAMB CHOPS. ...lb. 35c
MfeAT STEW.....lb. 21c
CHUCK ROAST lb. 17c
Veal CUTLETS. ...lb, 32c
VEAL STEW.....IK 10c
CALF LIVER.....lb.035c
PIG LIVER.... lb. 12V,c
I K N K a ir D R C SSC D
[HENS 3 to 4 lbs. ea. 73c
I i w u ro i.ru
LARD...........3 lbs. 25c
Iru .
Round Steaks lb 23c
Picnics
Lemons D oz....... 15c
Cabbage Lb,
3* the great stocks of
crops have moved to be
National thscrrsqcc of the
our meet difficult pto- will Include a radio talk by pi
ihey, nevertheless, »ra m e dent Roosevelt, Vice Pres!
liciufy A. Wallace, and other ,
PIG HAMS
lb. . 15c
SBOULDERS lb. ll^ c
SIDES........... ......Ib. 10c
BACK BONE.....lb. 15c
SMISAGE"....... lb. 13c
■•to
i t « i i Lao. a Sri.
Smoked HAMS....lb. 20c
Cottars BUTTS lb. 17c
NEciTiiONES.....lb. 6c
H O S T . ............lb. 23c
Sp a M RIBIL lb. ,16c
WEINERS:' 2 lbs. 29c
rm s A K -e -i.iiiii
n u
M in x
.
PINTS
QUARTS
A N N ,PA G E
PREPARED
iso .
Radishes
Carrots
Beets
SPAGHETTI
FRESH
PRUNES
4 15 3-4oz.caiu25e
•lb. 6 oz. cans 25c 2 CAhS
tine Potatoes.........10 lbs, 14c
Potatoes..... .....:....5 lbs. 15c Fresh Pork SI
tp APPLES............4 lbs. 25c NECK BONE
........ .......... .....3 bunches 10c Western Pork
■
*»*«■each 5c
r nice size.
4 for 1,0c'
English PEAS. ........ lb. 10c
owe»***•*■»•*•*.2 fbr 2c‘
no. s erannsHD
i
ILBOMA
.....
.11).
ZKI1
V
*dlPEAS— 3 15-ox. cans 25c
ffu^K agaslh. p)
SOAP....,
-3 for 10c
Xe. t Toll S ^ a l n c M n m u
COCKTAIL ...... 10c
(-AMrawt.i. t o m a t o
JUICE........22 oz. 7c
P1NACH ......10C
MUSTARD q t 10c
"5
,4 ,j C l f
'le w *
'
, \*
kftHfl %
.j j 1*'.
i
^
CEREALS
WHBAT1ES . . . . .......1*
HSLLOOOI
' '
1f hi
11 1 * r
•! ' - w
•: ,
C *-/
l
»
tf a N "ttllfPM f/ffV
4 * 1
u —- -(
i
■'
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G n p t t u t F L A K E S . .. 8 ! i
u a
,
Pawnee O A T S ...... - U H
2 for 15c
v m r * u rv
•
'
CORN FLAKES .......
Kellogg's PUP... ....... 10
BUTTER
}■ r *
S V2S^V 1
SOAP.... rr.,3
• «* r o n .ir r
SOAP........ 3
«l t.vwn
DUST..........
mo w rm
CLEANSER
sn ai l -•*. . . .
MMIWy. ■
E
•/It*
Quality Soap Sale
FLAKES
each 15c
3 1 m m "P
' I
Oranges.Doz. .... 1!
La-Ambroaia 811. Pinoappl*
m
tas in
9 v-1 r *♦.
Emm’ijkk y A /{
?
Smoked Bacon Jb. 17c
Steaks Lb,
Whole Un pecled Apricot*
» .'* ! * * *
u
RJb & Brisket STEW
IMG TAILS
-M
RIB TIPS
ft
PIG BRAINS
I
PIG CHOI’S
J L
CHITLINGS
Y aS«m
\lV i B u n b u ral P e a r s
lUABBB.
V. * 1
vA ^
PIG TRIPE
PIG EARS
Beef Tripe
Spinach Lb,
FACTORY
PA
_
.f*S
1*
ITomatocs ....
....IK 15c
.....lb, 13c
.....Jb, 7c
■...JK 20c
IK 15V,c
lb. 20c
each 50c
ROAST
iCON....
.• M tie ( e tln M e tM » » * tt
s ,'
SAUSAGE.... .
RED SAUSAGE
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daughters of Jacksouvfle spent
Sunday as guests of Mr. and
Mr*. R. t , Ragsdale.
Mr. an d ’ Mrs. Raydor Meeks
of Winter Haven wore visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. M. I- Gary
Sunday.
Miss Charlotte Lawton relumed
to Newberry Sunday where eke
t-pleotituds of the -thinks
rmer produce*—the things
msks a .nation; strong
to ward off foes if neces.
M maintain Us Indepeu.
Koeeiuiko, Mise, a r t visiting; with
Um la tlrr'i ililc r and family, libra.
T. E. Partin.
Ur*. P. E. Bond o t Bradsnten
ii the guest of her daughter lira.
T. E, Partin.
Ur. Prank MeDade of KnaarllW, Trnn„ was the ro ast ad Mr.
and Ur*. T. U lin g o Thursday
* Mis an his ra tu m ' from a two
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S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y , M A RC H 6 , 1941
N l'M B B K , l l i l
M em ber A sso ciated 1’resA
H w r i s t ; ACTIVITY
I AKK m irt.R n , Mnr. c. —
tHmeinh
fniim county far*
i. • »- huve been tnkinir nclvnntagn
nf oh m i fuvnrnhle wrathcr to *r$*t
thrir bitul t'i’epftrril ami early
Fat Is Described jSelf-Help Stressed
By Sumter Negroes
As Active Organ RUSHNKI.I..
Mar •’* tS|*mnl*
— Taler*. vegrinhlei,
un.l
' In Human Beings \milk
and nlhn things (W il.i
farm family an* uhjtvtivr
JACK HTINNKTr
in
By HOWARD W. RI.AKPSLRT ‘• e lf - h r l p p r o g r n t r s n i i r t r i r u im f ,
CHICAGO, Mar. ft—(AT—Fat negro farmer'i are aerliltig foi
an the human body Is not merely Ihlii year.
storage depot hut rather an active
O n a bawl a o f n
ftn m
organ, prot ably anmething like a anil a family uf five, the >r<>irtsim
docile*. eland.
•
Thi» new conception i« reported
in the Journal of the American
Medieol A.nociatlnn by II. Gideon
Well'. M l>., of C h in |» , who
cite. orveral odd bite nf .uppnrU
ln«. evidence.
One I* lhr care of a 12-ycar-olil
girl who hut the akin on the hark
o t hrr hand Ihrough a hum. Skin
dram hrr nlidomen v u grafted on
•the place.
Year' later, when «he waa u
Mature woman, ahe became fat.
On the hack of the hand which
had heen rnvered with abdominal
L o w est E v o ty d n y O ie o s
aktn. the fat piled tip at the (ante
rale n* on th* abdomen. Tho bond 1
K in g n n ’i Rolm blo
beenm.- <u fat it resembled u lim
ing glove, ytf the other hnud re
mained normal. This indicated the |
abdoonnul
skin
hod
some 1
can 11eel inn with fat production
not po«ne*«eil by olhrr ports of
tie skin
Whst the exact role of fat cells
may he Dr Wells says it not y tt
kUoun tine suggestion is I hat
thsy take port In the tally's hruu I
1NOT0N, Hat. H f l —
K « u t i n t you were In
on Iq 102 ft—or ten years
d you were
making
•t-tflp hack since then.
h ad,a few hour*
rto o v e r tlw superficial aapecta
the national canltal, you pro*
wt*44 *ay. "Wall, them ora
ed new building*—there are
people. It seem*, bat, 1 don’t
th* District has. changed a
roof. I t might taka
t e n more tq discover
, aoon would'Dad out
a l defence' hae chang. ’
Ion .m ore than ,aay.
the Brltiih took over
r nation*! defense, life In
W airn g teo ls hitting a new ternI*. ,The old order la changing,
and .g near la coming In. Il‘a diffl*
cult to say where one should
s ta r t to explain It, but Fm going
“ o sta rt with society, When a
city’s society turns upside down
—and I Mean champagne, white,
tie,‘ and mink cost society—thro
a d ty la no longer what >■ used
P wAuCOROING to the society
writer*, who have their fingers
a* the pulse of every shindig and
shin-digger that rates caps In the
capital blue book, the "oU Wash
ingtonians' and ths "diplomatic
get"—who always hatra ruled tho
Washington social roost in the
r i i ‘jm
*»f t!>■
q tia s iu r
iighis
i
ntstitvio
ttiv
im
o iit iiv
g ru u n tl.
A gent
h.
a c c o rd in g
Dyer.
T.
*
M arch 7 - 8
■ flit ta n P t.t'T il
| ’a tt> 1 ii j -- m
I k , fo m e n t
Be Dedicated At
Southern Sundn\
driving from their.
After all. what frosted and
frosty widow of the Roosevelt 1
era ran' compete with the Stet
tlniuaea,the new Supreme lUmrl
Justices,
the Knudren*.
the
Knoxes, Ihe Mnrgcnlhaua, the
Jacksons and the Joneses of to.
day? But there is something
mure than that. The day when the
embassies and legal inns rould
send all social Washington a.
flutter with an all-out party is
gone. What
aniba»aadnra and
mlnlatera haven t lost their rnun
liiea? Some haven t, hut arm t
thoae either at war nr so at odds
II e n• ;I I.|SU!
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T c r jd o r H a v o r f u l
DEEF CH U CK
R oust
25c
ib
B o n o lo s s T o n d o r L o a n
BEEF PO T
ib
29c
>b
19 c
R oast
Mwoly
R ib s
l i * - t i Cauftu /
P IG
P ic n ic H a m s
S h o u l d e r Ib l S c
to rn $ieu«
l ii*
C u la g h l^ lb
Lamp Th
Chops
35c
Ib
15c
lb
43c
S h o u l d e r Ib L Z 'i
lla m a
lb
lY c
Chops
Ib
17c
i mi it,a
S au sag e
Ib 1 5 c
i ’l g Is a titfo lb i n
E B iltr n Bin
C hop*
FU dK
B ro-irl Cuts I lit'h
S lo w
Ib
1 2 ‘kc
Shrim p
Ib
19c
I die-
Flounders "29c
M oal
1’ •
Ib
35c
• 1
Oysters pt 23c
5c M ATCHES
I * *■ CAREY SALT
POTTED M EAT
M acaron i Spagltolh
Toilet Tissue, <-..uj
Chops__ Ib_32c
P h ilo . Scrappsc
E veryood tm io
Aset. Cold Cuts
w m t c o m h c t i shock n o r t c n o H
PRUNES
ise ta la the automobile Indi
j 2 'a ca n s
iO C
I l i u J ' i W liijj L ala. A
D r e s s i n g ql 2 5 c
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t v s P it r J
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t Im » k
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. i» a h y . Uk Ik L t 4
■ s t y , M k d a p ^ o u th e i l l g re a t
Aerial Trainirnr la
Hejrun By Women
"FI'l.BA, Okla., Mar. ft—J4A The Tul.s Women's Air Con'v
has begun a training program It
,hopr. will becoms naiinuwId* In
i? ™ " *" bulM up (he defer..e
j rsserve of feminine pilot..
| Th* rorp. fa tponaerad by the
I'ru b s unit of ths Wctnen'a Aer..
I nautical AsuriaUon.. .
The praaUsnt, U n i H. C. Dsn.
t can, u ld today ‘*rh«fs aro many
wsvs women flier* would bs very
.osefnl If Diey ware seeded. They
.could bs used to ferry ships, fly
| ihlpa transferring blood, pilot am.
kulsnce plan** agd taka Lho place
j f some commsrrlal ptlot. "
RAISES. SBLLS^T.REKNS
WHITE B n iN G « i Mar. « ^ fSpecial)—Leroy Freeman, f e r t
Union negro farmer, raised lota
mt lu r'lp e omt mirttMit green.
Uila season—an d ! a d i MOO bun.
ches of them to trte k i and the
local market for w ren cants a
Tho $$00,000 neo-rlsaalr Jap
anese Embassy In Washington ta
th* newest of ths capital city a
("rsigu-owned structures.
PO TATO ES
S ib.
14c
Pea*
3
i 25c
M vV jiu ih ’- 4
B o o ts
10c
tu 1 Toil
M a c k e re l 3 • 25
A icjl. Ilea
S a l m o n n« i '*■ 2 5
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IJ l'jc — V o l» j
B u ta b a g a s Ib 2 ‘t
C o tta * 3*'t>* 1 7 c
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TOMATO .................. 7c
HA-M-S
Per Lb,
FANCY
IN THE HANDY
CARTONS!
6— IIOTTI.ES
I’l.US DEPOSIT
RED
Per L b ........... 2
CREAMY
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C H IC K S * O ft N U 8SB O O M
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6-BOTTLES
PLUS DEPOSIT
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3 CANS 27c
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FRUIT COCKTAIL No. 1 Can 15c
YOUNGBERRIES No. 2 Can 19c
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2 -14 Oz. Cans____ ....
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Western PORK CHOPS™"
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M o n o to n y
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PHILADELPHIA CREAM
each 7c
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TOILET SOAP
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3 FOR 17c
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from natural A aron hlcnikd with
rttUnrd w.Ur, pura (M . . . p r and
fl. Each bottla contain#' two full
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KKEULER KALTINES
BAKED
70z. Pkg. 9c
.Makes glassware, and diaries
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P I L L S B U R Y ‘5
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The true original flavor enjoyed by
' two generation*
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WAFERS
Firm Green Cabbage. Lb...... 3c Js
Kremel assorted flavors 3 pkgs 13c UJ
KARO SYRUP 24 0z
MOTT’S APPLE3()-uJUICE
z. HotIK- IHr
NU • MAID
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MICHIGAN FIRM
Flour
Lattice
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Potatoes
I’RCDENCE f
CORNED 1IEBF
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PILLSBURY S
IIITATOKS. FRIED IN I’ URH
Aad and Butter
) Regular 17c
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Size •
bunch 5e
head
• GOOD
Prudence
Philadelphia
6 SPLIT S
\ His. 25c
Virginia Na 1. Peanuts 2 lbs. .. 15c
Idaho Bakers 3 Lbs.............. 14c
’ MADE FROM HKI.EITKD
2 cans
PARKELP
land Brick-Oven
FORT HOWARD
»a y
27c SPINACH Box
‘ . 4 . I1IC SRKVINGH
Western Delicious Apples
Croon 'Pop Carrots
ic k m k im ;— f ir m
HADDOCK FILLETS LB
LIMA BEANS Box
7 'jf
Full Quart 15c.
No Waste. Economical
S cz /e.
BONELESS FILET ’0
V-8-CERfiAL
1 0 -JOj- 40c
PINT
PEACHES Box
^ S h f e d ^ W t e a f :':([ B U M
BREAKFAST
A SAFE. DEPEND MILK
SVuiarc
ARMOUR’S CI.OYEH DLOOM
" F u ll Q u a r t
PINT 15c
CLEANS. FRESHENS
CUDAHY’S PURE LARD 3-LB. C TN S..........
No. 1
I ARMOUR’S POTTED MEAT 3 cans 10c
f Armour’s Vienna SAUSAGE 3 cons 25c
1 ARMOUR’S TRIPE........ 24-oz. can 25c
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L O W -SE L L IN G PRICE...... ...................... -
M-E-Aa7
PER PKG 59c
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. MORKKI.L’S MACON
ID ANY LADY VISITING
O lllt STORE AND WEIGHS
EXACTLY IU0-LI1S.
Average
per lb.
17c
T a ll C ana
Its Delicious
Clapp’s Cereal Food, Per Pkg. 17c
Strained Baby Food Per Can . . . 7c
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.
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coffee If you paid $1.00
per pound.
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g \ \ \ EASY F0RTME
3 \ \ DIM3HTIC
1 to 6-lb.
Good T o T h e . O O l
Last Drop
lb .
Monarch Coffee
$ \ DIETING MADE
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PKT, SILVER COW, GOLDEN KEY
CHILI SAUCE.......
':t 0Br^ ‘T ,n HMf?nL
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SALT MACKEREL...
SHRIMP 5'A Oz. Can
J or a treat, n change
t A' w ring of Physical
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p- ChotMe Chldkiw Dreada
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size
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SMALL CAN 9c
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APPLE PIE RIDGE
BATTLE CREEK
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CLEANS AND PURIFIES
LEG O’ LAMB LB......
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CHILI CON CABNE
Big 17-oz, can............. 16c
No. 1 cun .........2 for 25c
TAMALES no. 2 can 21c
Mexene uni. 13c Jge. 31c
CHIU BEANS
3 cans 25c
g t ; i
2
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BLUE PLATE
MAYONNAISE
MADE W ITH
WESSON OIL
GUA RA N TEED
O l'E A N S I’R A Y
CRANBERRY
SAUCE
MAKES FOWL
AND MEATS TASTE
IlhT T K It
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DURING
OUR BIG
SALE
VALUABLE COUPONS JN EVERY PACKAGE ■i
i,
�TBtavt
it. la ft Mi>ft» fen d * * * ty w b ta
am t, fireplace
•«< other ft^ ft*
Mnr ln*ur7>w*»
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of M.
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'll* board a U th iO Ti* aa. ft
cattle progress
III
& & S5.
no from nlna etninMrhtia rattle pre-
tjt’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* th a t 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 Theme *•
t , asftbted br Dr. A. U
>0*4 ' Mlmal W bendry
"ftaw the U nlrenltjr 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.
Tho frand champion steer sokl
s k t s c v "* k k m s s
■i Matthew* of Alachua
aaptenanlp honora with a
M B end • pan of thtee,
pooitiona.
of fabrlra
far draper let o r upkojatery to try
. ^ * er*. and,gates with loam
3BViek,Sr rppoir
® will
P prraot
a f i"
tad. In oddll
■pko them much n o n aatia
Unr end aarrlcooblc, Prpfa
tacara pointed oat.
P All alaara In tba ahow. aa wall
Wand free
d trip
S e, : to
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 a rent*, banka, few),
fertiliser and ThmUmcnt dealer*,
packer*, and cattleman.
,
Prompt n p a lrt to . equips
w W rajult in them a ltip T h
tk government
inning Franah
•
* * f i ? r ,r * .
Commiaeloner of Agrllathftn Mayo, and pthara
tho annual F at Stock
pofti A croup of ell 4.
marine uielr t l i t "birth,
i Inducted Into rltUacu
tjutes.
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One
D Tra
T in
n (t<
R f l vswatehea
w iiw n
plon, while Clifford Payne of
Payne-and Oaertaon Co. Jackson
ville Insurance firm, paid 41.6
rant* for the reaervt <-11 cham-
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 t e - team, com-
Advertising In |
WKWAIIITCIIKA, Mar. fl. (Special)— Meat csnnlng _ and
shrubbery planting wars highIglhta of Gulf county boms demnnstratlon club work ‘ during the
m at month, arrowing to Mr*,
Jordan WIdle field, home ag en t
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.
'£ )•'
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——
PANAMA 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]
daaicnad a7
DOG FOOD
5£k."'TiJf.""s"5a :4js -
of r junior adclaary. aditera U UftA.
lo r Janet Cantor, Qlaria Jean,
Shirley Temple, Mickey Rooney
and Vlrrlnla W eldler..
"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 o fl
field. In her teane aha met and
married Count von . Arnlui, ackm
of ,u famous old JaBkor 'u y tO ft
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 ms. In 1110 her first h u t.
|p a d died, and Elisabeth married
*caiu, ale years later, U th a aider
brother «T Bertrane Ruasell, tha
philaaaphar. A t cartons Interval*
other no**)* worn publUbed, and
1040 saw tha appears de* of “Mr,
Bkcfftocton,** an cm bienllr ana.
CANS
fl.N . NAVY OE DvE. PEAS
m nPu L
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hem 9c 1i 19c
•rile la My P»*tn'e," These
the “ know" knap h* war
kipg
fur “ How Green Waa * My
■ k H . at
,V t
n o t of PaternuateH
cable “ Offteo afft
more fuel and naara
power for tray ctnar,
ftixy purpoae!
-VpWUB you alt, watch.
A lU tkb lO oi M ad
.AhftfriMitdlpaaadriafta,
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d IU hook at IWit lea
fctt thftfft'a
GH ETTI
; *l4ht shift B«iok«y Uadera ai
meats thriftily, anodrar lo teemtap
with the lint lbr|«gfr« oomph and
Wallop Whan you want It.
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(« l t h .) o b g !
T h a t k io d o l te a m w o rk p ay s.
A n d o w M r t h y th a ihow m Rd w ill led-
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you f/*a wraraaosm
tlft.compromiaa-rigo
a* 10* to I 5 % « «
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SAN FORD .
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
Vote Comes As Sen
ator From Wyoming
O f f e r s Substitute
To British-Aid Bill
Work On Defense
.F r o n t Continues
.WASHINGTON, Mar. 1 —v n
-— Th* Senate today rejeclrd an
amendment
to th r Dritish-aid
blit • which would forbid th* eon.
voylng by American armed force*
of war material* ihinped out of
the Western Hemisphere.
Tha vote came on a proposal
iy Senator D’Mahonry (D-Wyo.)
iffered a* a *uh*tltiitr to the
Admlntalrelton-sponsorr-il amend
ment stating that nothing in thr
measure should b* construed a*
changing thr raid in g 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.
k a u ri, 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 oTw alkouts
Removed At Sever^ •lP o in tsIn U. £.
WASHINGTON. Mar. 7 (AV- Pm jd c n t Roosevelt
d i e d y d . today th at he is
«***► «*, the crest Ion of a
|W » r board whlehlvfeuld act
QtdUenu of labor. produaion,
*nd other factors entering
police department technician In tha crime labor.,
lory cam pare, tha fingerprint* of Grerga J. Cvek, with tho»* found
on a goblet which w»» used by tha klilar ef Mr*. Calhrrine Pap«*
. , .
P rtild en t Juat before aha wai slain. Authorities said the prints matched. Ovek
ip»M out against Jurisdiction*! confessed tha slaying snd alio admitted assault* and lobbery upon
other woman.
strike* among union non.
Aa i p * * a m t by tbo managem eat and employee of Um Coiu
‘UMTS h w r CoMpeay .to axbl-
Bradshaw Resigns
Mark At Shoot Of Officially Today
Sanford Gun Club As Baseball Head
tUtches On Thursday Caldwell Is Elected
Aw Resumed After New President Of
M c e tr Qn Sunday Sanford Association
R eran tag tbolr T handijr afte r.
***B ohoota ' a fte r bolding them
• I S e a d e jr to f.. *c«ral Week*,
mem* a n of tbo Somlnola Gun
Club tu n e d .outj n U rday .at U>«
ipng* pear,.the tfotet Mayfafr for
Mr. Tonally, ■ State highway
patrolman with . headquarter* In
Orlando, ha* been absent from
•Ion representative. Th* , firm
weekly matrhea for aeverel
hold. 1 1 0 0 ,000.000 w atth ef da. th*
week*, Byrd Goode, club prrsifen** order*.
...
dent, said.
,“ ■* '
Other* taking pert In the pi*tot
firing anil their aenrea ware:
J, M. Tapiwott, 0 0 ; Jim Webb,
PS; J. A. Howard, 07; Ned Smith,
OS; I-eo Butner, OB; R. T. Cowan.
•S i Mr. U lfhley of Atlanta. 0.1,
C. K. MeSarrow, 0 2 .
Tho** firing rifle* were Mr.
Butner, OB; Georg* Cook. US I
Mr. McRIarrow. 00; Mr. Conslaln,
*0. and Mr. Adama, SB.
In th* match ayatam of firing,
with thro* matrhea of flro— «low,
•timed, and rapid—th* aeore* were
>aa fellow*:
Nam*
S T
R Total
rap .crtt
00 0 1 04 200
Venal ly
loo 100 OH 204
, Butner
. 1 1 M M 27d
[Cowan ......... 01 00 03 274
* walkomt plana a t *tha infnlja Iron
Salvation
WAS THIS YOU?
Ytatarday'a
identification
•a * J. U. Colctough of CeL
tluugh Realty Company, ,
Thursday aftam aon a t l:!B
o'cloek you w on walking west
ebon the rad
Charles llradihaw officially rr.
■Igned from (he .Sanford Baacboll
AJiaoelation nt a meeting held
lhJ» tnornlng and Ol|o Caldwell,
manager of ika St. John* R in r
uab elected new president
V.
M A RC H
7.
11)41
M em ber A iw o clatrd I’rc ss
Turkey Reported Ready To
Combat Invasion Of Greece
Great Britain Sends
Supplies To Turks;
German Tanks Near
Frontier Of Nation
Second Year Of
Service In Army
1 Seen For Guard
Yugoslavia’s Role
Is S t i l l Mystery
A d ion Will Depend
; On S tatus Of Intcr; national Situation
British Troops Con
tinue To Advance
In African Battle
WASHINGTON. Mar. 7 —m
w Tlif War D rpirtim nt aniil to.
*Uy the Army may a«k Con.
rn » - fur the xuthnrity to keep
Is I t N|u |,, T „ ,k ,y. Mar.
the National Guard in service
• ' \l*> I hr Turkish prana
for an nilditlonal six inonthi or
» allied the hatlnn strongly
a iJb in
Indai sea in. I arrepllng Gey.
‘whether the Guanlsinen will
man
n^Miraiirr n.
AAserUsd
ha kept in uniform beyond the
Dial Dir spread of thr w*y
eurtint year's period of train-,
In Dir nslkans seemed In.
Ittg. it was explained, will de
evltsliU
Thr iirraa. waranf
pend on the International altuaIIIDrr' D.st
•(« „
million
ttofl
I tn Iki -.fi
I| a j,
h f i n d
Sinne 2111,000 Guard officers
mkAinnl
hi.
binlnhot AA*
and men have been mobilised
t iir A n r r * . * ’
thu* far
E d O liv e r , ©no of the Winter ifolf rhump* (he lioii fur flu
The War Department reportM*
%4«>ir I mI f .I
ad vi’denlay it had *|K*nt morr National Open) is rongratulaled by Maym Allym .....................
*• i '■'■k iliiilotnnlii' duurtt-rd
thftti IlS.OOn.DOO on li u iIrl in if mu. Trenton, N. J., as Oliver answers (he rnll In Die minis Olivet |l,w i ' \ | i | seeil t he ludipf t oda y
tcrinU Mini 1‘qulpmcht
In »hc
llt.il
I'ltlket
uould
HCmt
cofistiurtion of canint iiml cun. from Florida to Herept a plaee uninng tin dmfteetorn iK'nt
1
mi n I lif inuuntuina oL
I. iudImt itioiif? ban roat rimn*
1•ifi iuii l l i n u f l o ' h c l n conilimn $27,000.00, it w«« shown
0*11 n t ifrnititi imuHion, w h i k
by n rprufi itulatlon of
five
;< iifiil I lit I n i 11 uhs reportetT
moniIt- 1 purehaac* by Hi" (juarter.
' l i f f i lmu nil I In- equl umat ll
mi*!' t general’s convtrurtinn ill.
ihf
i-uilil
sunru
to
t he
vla'mi
At lln same lime, the drpaitI'm kmenl said lhal delays wldrh have
ii > m a u i p M»:im
n o m .h is
Hu I k a rt h I m i m i
M pottiol 60
ham I"'led Its ramp nnd nrnis
Un f oootlri - Ii«i> - hVb H, to il, G if m an lu o k - iilm ow t w ith in ■tight
Sanforditc ('nils
nla lit 4'fifiiitruction gitJiriaw wiTe
ru lhm uf thr ( itv of Smii
f 11n 1 o i b n l i fr o n ite r
fMt Itfinif oVFFcmmt1. An of Frb.
Shot On (.'ruck*up tflth
I In1 f o - f K II 1.1 OlllkluUghts h o w fool *t 10 1 th lurlhdiiy, thr phim
a t, -t vi'AA, B»ifl. IHI* wm thr "tuI
I
ri
H |I
• ior%
n
rx p f*c tv d
lUP rtf 2 10 project*: • Ni coiH|i1elc,
of
n
w
t
mi;
(i
loroin)
ml
to
(jriirf
m
I
*M (Ion ! 4~|m i ill fsj1 In* *i bU' | «•
to n i i i L
m in I . i r i ' i r ' i i H tru o iit
nn schedule, MS hfhhnl *rlir.
.
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f o m t t 'll i*v»»nf *,
-M ill t.i'o m iitl
H i m i M i l k ) io M a i r i j o i i i n , n tfO .
Doudncy Urges Filing
24 nhead of sc'irdule. and
C h ib s s^nnfonl
lost
thr 11f t Hi It tiuiot • i \ of to* m ill1 l o i i lilh i (i solmif In thu stu*
' net .tarted.
Oil’ll*i **hul I Ktiii* t aIli‘t| title
Of Exemption Blanks |S Building
(h itlh, vt tih .IlMO^. -l 11if kii inhII y )il fit So!nnil-, m
mnleilel other than
tu d A y /1
Ihr UofiiAOw ( loti !oi>i h A It
\ O icm hit oi a i n li m t h r ermh*
lumber bought during the five
W h l|*' ( i i i v i i i jf b y lilt- O iln iu h )
M-rt'pUon. uUrlhlrit ti\ Ihr (on i i f i m i n n l o in jw ti- r y . h o i A u th o rf*
Hanford Doudncy,
Seminole giah'hs rinsing Feb. 1 I InrludeJ
■ rmy a !i Uih*!* >vntrrilAy mniitCounty tax aasexsor. today te 0 42 H 7 gallons of paint costing
cinl k iluujthtrr. Mo * yunfonl 1*4<IM 41 11III 1r I *a III llrlfTAlIe, th©/
iiiir . M i. ( h u b
ftiip |M 'iI
to
rnIn,led cltlien* that only 2M more
Dun. Rurnt of honor
Voir hluv t u p it a!, notil thni Ilikw
21*27,130 _ ____ ______
w » lc jk i t n u m lw i o f A rm y p m 'I hl» "Oii^rniotn . wiia -** *urml> 2,0 lit I'linri' I'nul haul r ofiCrowd
■n i l - p b t o 'i lo n it it lr in f o r *
MH'i'ivf'il thtot »l toti |rV ^f*'**' M< ik Ji > a H U
A l*4lt© f t t w h -
Plans Under Way To Build Library
As Memorial To City’s Founder
Mrs. Williams Heads
Tuberculosis Group
U iu lin v
T h in *
p liin r *
lim l
ronir* iti In n m f r lu o tllitp m ill
h r WAR p ltty in if
Willi
th f
IhouRhl i hut hi* vvtmM hkr Id
«fi* a mm/ (jInii** m u k up
t il l
4 if \
t OIIUMlhMnO
|(
m i
"•
1
J fl
lirrr*h t^ r|fA » T rii i r l r r i i .
__
\ fnlrno'iil i r iif f ir n iT n jf TIU
! i, i., , neulialiiv whs expect-
Judging by ttn m rT llert last
I•*wini? nmrflifp on
Mr. Doudnny rstlmuled
Mr. Bradshaw
1 to' Miiid i . U illitiio i
notice of
vif• 11 11 t, ru n ni no i In
hi* Intention to resign Nov. 30 1 •)'«* Iharo am *HH over * Dmu• -I "-in
«
n
d
forma
to
be
turned
m
I
it, Hull on Frh I I
mi frnril, 1 h«
to give the nrganlxallon a chance
Mrs \ nli* WiIIiaima was r**I hi ur»| plnilr IftlMlr.l M«f« |y
though the blank* are mining in
iij y t ■ f k <o i m i i i I n i * n f
t
lltl All w
|irrMflri»| of Ihe HathHIoI*
to make plain for tha baaeball faster this year. A total of 2227
Al l'l n«4 * «i| I in If
it I n il i*
| hi*
i ii'l
f
i h fI ) o j i I y n » o p
Mi i*i 'U thAt
team tlila year, Mr. Lum nn aald. was filial Inst year, and s-i f.u tin- ( ruinty TiihiTrii|f»»I* Aamm uition
ifrmiir'i a Ih-o it nitiit k u j,;m 111i*l
ir* 1 l.i iIm i huiuh. i
i i mMe.| K « r Thr former prraldant wax expect rear. 122(1 persons havi imi.I. at ■ iTiri tiruf hr I*I at (hr Haptl"!
•"imps pllt'h||*£ thr pin H,. „vi-t
............... io ipihm Hi
f | hi 11mi Soiiuu
) tiurrh Alirii’f *1 IINH) it
ed lo leave for the north today aptilieationa, he said.
""
w m ic « o i| 11•r «i if
|I
vi it ft'M1 inning
ihi ii t y A
on a personal builnaaa trip, Mr
I liiirnilny uttiriiiii^f ui**l ulhrr of*
fiVr* M-k 1*1 411 tlllicp, Ml ( ’rvifg.
tinder ■ recent ruling «f AI
f >l*ofiof
Hull Htry h*di
l-smsi.n added.
lurney General Wats'Ut, exenip In »*tn win iiImi riniHffl
( l>n aiimnbly
p ilo t
1,11 u ti fu irrl
Mrp Hurt in K Aruler non I* ( »4'*l| Ilk't IAIII' VVM
Mr. Caldwell aald no definite Ilona can no longer be grant. ,1
lie•' f CMjj l»1 ,| II,
tlrt judinrnta
plan* are In vlayr a t this Dim upon home* that are icn ljn . Mj MYitlnry, Mr* II nth Krutt I" Jury
IM
.
im
1
1
V
>
if • Ii* flrl {li ilHllv Him
.11 lit
when i;ur*tioned at noen tmlav D o u d n c y aald. Tha d a le f o r .*!■ irrnauror, «fit| Min J* 1,
Ml I MW In klo;ii*inl|tiLv |,|4
- 1 Jl,
fit.
i
(i
vily ifi th©
id
(
>h
t
iM^ui-hi
d
........
He said he lutd taken the posi lug Intangible peraonil prepi-ily ■* i d ! ml'* rlialrirlAtL
in n tu n ** fo r am l o i r
j.. 1 HI.I 1 il fiiillditiy, mi. i
r•th «11
•ii flint? w2 i
<ff
It
war
riqMirtfil
thAt
W
7f*
1
<
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U
tion lo hold th* amociatlon to tax return* alao expire i A p r i l 1
H, *Jl l It l \ti h -«f H !n M» mm >)
i.r* wpre nuiihil and lli»t f»7K
gether In hopes of aamaone com.
*
»*rnmi»nt,
H. i i t
h. H.*ii ' *.iif■•) 1
1 h.
\ llbf" 1.4V,
iiiiNwnrv mTe ri'ffivrfl, whilr B07
Ing forward to tak* over the Job
I'H • d ( fill hi t ( h ,1 1».i. i it 1.1 \ -< llblitil 1 "*'linpr rollaTo •till not ii'piy Thr tntiil
British I'liincn Sink
of sponsoring tha team.
1>
III 4),f .vrlf I.I-* vi, f ,, 1. Illn • With Hu A \ i* WR« u n *
wibh $IM)5 811
Mr. Bradshaw took* over th*
Show f»»rMm(lac* IIvi iirKi'»|*)|0
iilirbl * br nfti'fnpt*
Nazi Supply Vessel Hi i i »'■> ».. 4i huh h .1- ,1 - lid -, 1 " ( IhiikI dovt
______
n|
Kiimmiil* of
presidency of th . baseball club
n **Tri'Ci ** rcfliIn 1V37 when tha team was about
Gardener* In Banforil and | • • eaburg, a district supervisor,
bmil
(n » (Hrmnn dir.
LONDON. Mat
7
i/V.
tn lose Its franchise In th* Flor nearby town* wore urged lodut , discussed Die annual
mcrllng
wllh
I ihIv
ida Stale League. Since that by Mr*. Endor Curlrtt, rlm u- , “ hlch will lv held in Jacksnn- Bomb.iv „f the | | rl( lull ll*4|M,t|
tin* n n t
hours, I*
roinirwiiiil
*wcpt
Acr*»*
tinKmr
time a number of outstanding man of the Hanford Garden ‘ die April 7 and K An excru.
i *|*■11 tt'i| iii ihplMumtir qiiAi11**1
<
bunnrl
to
I
lie
Net
ini
I
m
,.,
ball player* have bean developed, Club's annual Hower Show, tn live board Was Treated and will
111* IGl^r-nir icitvrrmit nt will
l**iUy find »Ank « (irrinnn
among them Bid' Hudson
and enter thalr bloMOma In the ns. | muet monthly in the future. In d*ant
MjfH i it ni'W jir» O tm a n p«lsupply iiliip nnd Immlird Ikn 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*
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* of thalr boat
Entries must he brought 1 "
Iniib 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 iMaN
o
w
b
were developed, while Bradshaw and axhlbltar* m ust 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,
Okren, Roy Marlon and Ralph
Others on committees In addi tude County fnr Mar. kb, accord
IHitnirr (VrtkuvHi-Ii* Anil Forflff©
Hyder.
tion to Mr*. Curlatt are Mrs l ing lo a notice received from tho
Miriirla? Cinnu Mnrknviich* Df *
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
4*ii, *aii'l th*» Slovcna
nn
fll oppiNuli
l)l
1 h. i ihr in y ni 'nn 1 >id Im
J. C. Bills, reception of plants, On* volunteer la alrrady on hand
inter Mitliuiii porlftdio* F rsu t
in in
i ii-Hr
td.iit: m
HI*? Jl i f f JU411if iJlifllf 111*'
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 ronC. K. Cobb and Miss 11.... i I|l.ll
tion. Tha-Roe* Circle of tha Gar to fill th* quota unless another
t 1 Mlt 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 of Bahford far 20 year*
Tuesday
two
colored
men.
John
INVESTIGATION o r d e r e d
A*uri4 ( wii a ►umrmmd into *p©»
died last night a t tn« bom* el
H e n ry '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 of 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 Ieiidanre, iha
Is m . In Daytona Beach, w h en hr
•ping investigation
'Ian Tuesday
Tuesday right
had bean ra tlin 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 's s . T knsl
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, In i., a« in the last afghl non tha was or county since th* draft act ha,
hmiir vi-AA ptniiiii d h> Ihr
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
Hu* itdi-hniliHl |
its regular meeting tonight .ii Mniriit Hunt,
7:30 o'clock a t the
Mas"ni< iitrhMrrt uf (hr Mrlinj tnIit mi MtlTempi*, J. O. Huff, Eminent witm uf Nfw York,, Tin* Hwofonl
mmiurUI, vrrcled aa « -brittle unit
Commander, announced today
(rfAinortcd liowvvni* a till Die
*
**' y 1
Fust performance of Die nitnT h e Son* of
th *
A in e ttc * !! present building) would offer the
with tha luxury food*. legion
Jobn F. Cat*, editor of th*
grvat
advantages
of involving stivl show “ Night In Hlng Slag*'
and the Junior Auxiliary
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 a t tha Legion
Sanford recently, devotes con.
Hut On sllowing other units whenever Chamber of Cotnmers last night
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 a t 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 a t > : 1 B o’clock at tfch.
w unerckl Jartlllaar may
A mixed concert of 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 Kvem . ■
® f t a ItottaTJ*f th a.w tlcla la "Ws
t L e r plant* a n aab r lb* Apollo Boy* Choir to. Mr*. C. Sanford Dow ha* tx- member of th* group, said k a r .
FeUewad th . B i t* to ..FtorbUr
Tha abow la d Ivldad into two
Ight a t IlM o'cloek a t the pretard her Intention In forward
gtaaopet
Pariah
Houa*
on thU aummar a valuable act of parts, one depicting a —hu
aguafta
Aran 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 a tta r
in tha Sanford Manorial for tb* ar* fraad and apply fa r lob a ■
“ — ----------- ----------- Tha v*l
ion* acta In tha second p art
(he assignments given Iha a
by tha employment agency.
Gardcnent Ur»ed
Enter Flower
City
Bricfo
Edward Smith Dies
At Daughter’s Home
r
ETtfSSi
Minstrel Show
Is Presented By
Lake Mary Group
Farming In Seminole County Is
Discussed In Missouri Magazine
LOCAL WEATHER
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Jen ey Jails Maestro; Wife Flies To Aid Him
President May
Create Advisory
Group h Cabinet
ad o p ted
Help Dovetail Aid,
Defense Programs
o f a bill to
fo r eon* truefacilities b
Itto ’ii.': Klemperer, Internationally
ah
Japan Described Mrs. J. L. Brigham
As Combination Dies At Her Home
After Long Illness
Of Old And New
8 .people ay* «efo UUrate
B r i e f tha XflM teM U U v,
VcrnoQ A.
ui mlaeloQChariot
beglnalng today
so«W BenfoM
pa—** to th * B its theater will be
. .
\ Ka*h day, a roving reporter
jn Q ' .sbooea a pareon on • the
■treat* o f tha <|ty, and give hi*
p c ' her description In the after
noon** Herald. When that person
eem— la to The Herald office and
U IdenUfM bv the reporter, he
wtU.be riven hie two tickets.
Mr. B an thought th at the
m a a etwit which It being used
kf }h a Bain bridge newspaper
ffg u lar
Hotel.
“ Many mud hut*
roofa In oOX of the
a te , equipped with"el
and you will liiuly
Inaid*, Mr. Crawfon
____ . . . . . . . __________ t t d a.
pan h i i taken on a.v «| te ra completlon, the speaker —Id, many
of th* convent—e— tt this coun
try cannot be found there. Th*
jrapeneae, mainly t o w n until
the muddle i
nr* now tun
Industry, ML
Saying he found
what he bed exp*
markable
tVw
and tha new^—the
combine
Sehretion Artsy
Worker* To Meet
AD Salvation Army campaign
Anderson To
Move Reported Under
Way To Check Ap«
parent Yugoslavian
Swinjr Toward Axis
As Envoy
Canadians Land *
At Creek P o rt
•"< economy move, HemL
i minty'* ttoard of CommUl - has asked neighboring
. i : lty.01 H u l o d
if tht> woulii hi? Interested in
» 'irking I lie |»ri»rnrrs at (he con.
* u t fAiiiii, iin«) j i ilr rd iy at the
r* gular Hireling «if the Hoard tha
t v ml vhi'il tin- (Ymmisslonera
.ii It would In uilllng to work
i ' ;rris<jiir-rs, if thr t'ounty fur-K*d ilothi'P, mvtlicul aUsnlion*
•I, and If d
mild relieve the
i v of H*BjKjn»i(>iltty. 0 . I* Horn.
ii, tlt*rk, pun! Imliy
H'Ceusr I‘f III!' miimI) number
prisoni'ts i«t the camp, the
•i per day fur each man is
I ;-'5 , an iu\estigntioii by (he
i .rumliwtifm Ims revealed,
U C. IIill. Mayor mid Edward
II e^lns, f'ity Commissioner, apt••.‘trod before the 2)o«rd •nd
r1111•Ici the City's pruposillon, blit
no action uitri taken, Mr. Hem.
ds-n said
Volusia county and
i»tni|T» county were also askei)
il they were inlrrcsled In srorkmi
Hus County's prisoners,
lining* rnunly replied that II
li.' l aa many prisoner* a* It needs
A total of | lT ,m S .31 1* to he ...... " ni1 v " lu»l* enuntv said It
paid to teacher* In tha count) .......... u" ln|*rr' u d tn
Friday, th* first payment th<- I" "ner* only.
County ha* been . ( d . T T mak.
1h»
'" 1rrc‘ * d ,h * *R“.l rthi* year without borrowing mon- M" " “ "d tt" ' r,M ,‘ ln
ay, aloe* two checks of ifl.Iim U2 ' " " •*l* ,lf Hemlnoje County hoaaach have be*n received fr o m , I " « ’l bond*. The sale will be held
the B u te , the office of fluperri. f
In April,
eor T. vr. Lawton reported tl,l- , TW Cttjj asked the County for
morning.
I t t i l i n g In Ihe land on th* alt*
For th* f l n t time during t h i - i " ( lh* hospiul. end the County
school term the S U U ha* ranghi "v r.ed to turn this over to the
up with tha
teachers' salary '
Mayor Hill and Mr. D ig.
funds and the County will not
•!*» asked the County to
hare to borrow m o n n , avoiding furnish auch equipment ea truck*
th* neceeattv o f pay|nr Interest f " 1 th* airport, and th* County
on money borrowed,', t i e office *)• "*d to eooperete ..............
sUted. T h * flret eheA from the
'
F. 1^** and Clyde McKln6 U U waa ruceieed fc b . t t end
if Haem .■ r .« » Throw)
T h t ladka' rjrra claaa will
th* eecond wa* received Mar. I :
raaat tomorrow morning a t the
Armory at 10:80 o'clock.
HOMBSIT B S B B |BCTEI)
MERLIN, Mar. D— WX— Light
Members o f the badminton
DAYTONA B E A C a, Mar. 5 llritfeh navel force* landed a t an team dll! praUc* tonight at tha
IAX—'The Florida A u g k te r* of 11IUleelgnated I*land o ff northern City Hall courts a t 6 :0 0 o'clock.
the American lUvolaAon, holding Norway Tuaaday end took a num
tbotr four-day cam—ntlon here. ber of Oerman and Kenregtan
The Townsend Club will hold
Tueaday turned dm rw two propo- jui.ooare. .the
German new* l b regular maatlng Thursday
—I* fa r pumhaae o f jk etete home ag— y DNB reported Tuesday night at 7:80 o clock a t the
oi.KLrite fee the organlOrion.
Court House.
c.
Will Be Presented
ry Thursday And Friday
Gordon D— r e r SUIpIlng and
Mia* Sara Barton, both of Or
lando, were las tied a marriage
license at the Oeurt Hutu* yea.
Urday.
tim ed to the men k f an baagin .
ary a—pleynuet agency, a fte r
they have been releaeed from
p r l ^ T Ur. B e e - expUtoe.
H u E . T ru e will a c t — Istacto.
Th* Seminole Own Club will
reenate It* regular Thursday ta r .
g et eboota begineing tomorrow
afternoon a t L I 8 oclock. Byrd
• m in.
Irected
5 B-,f r
w ag*
Friday
Tb« club ha* met fee a
M a y.
abort
More PhyHicianw Art*
Needed Here Says
President Of (lub AHon Serviced Will ./
He Held
Thursday
Siivmif it •* n^crHSiir>
11
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i,
i.ii.liu t
plijr-iciaii ipmlifuNl
Srrxirre for Mr*. Mary Ja n e
\iy tin Stall* Hos rtf «>f 1••»«»i ’• Allrn xxho died at her homo Tua*1
1rt
\
iiH*r rung, will Uf conducted
In ttnlci for ScmmoU’ («'nhl\ 1“
tmtin1i|»>i1i" m
»*i-t n -ili I "* ill 1hr rr-l.lrnct’. (11i» Laurel Ave*
In uhli iiiijimvcinciil, (lie
" 1" lk'1' mu , ni .1 no o’clock Thursday af«
William P*
( .Mini y l-V.lcrutum nl "
* ti'i'no m Tlif Ilex
Hiooks and Pi L l>. Brownlee
( Jcite- n-W'l llu- llimiii *•I <
will officuMr
( MiiimiH-KiMt'i i* yyiktf'nlnY
"
I hr lollnxxtiig have hrrn aike<l
\il«j a physician ('»
I !•« !>•*»°
imllhvurnr*. («. C.
" mi ii nl lie may l»r ti*id> »*' | lo sot xo
I|: ir«i id iff, W V 1M'tuir**')', Theo
ftifh Ill'll II"* tin* li«‘•*»1
11 i
Kmiifr, 11 I riirnshcr, Victor M*
St HiiTioU* f ouiity
Hi hIH
( "H I
xi in ii Mini orirMfiiXMlmti iitt I - ■" |( aI •I'M #1M») I'' 1-- Mlllr»
Hut ml xx HI be in Evergreen
f II11\ Vhlltl Us hnl *
I i » mi 11 r \ T'lii’ Km knoii FurjerJil H our Irt directing arrangeHi ivx.t iI'sniullims xxns mi:«" l I'N I
Mrs
V 1 I m is Iim, j if »■kitit 111, j
Mitt) imititiil mil fiirltii i
tfi.ii
"itl Mu1 firrM'lil tilll*’ Mum hi*
Thr ifi'iuipV iniure*. ....... . M
u n i iiD > u « h p h y s c in n s
In
.. ......... . *(•
i mini \ In mci'l (hr rails . 1 »h<
pi n|iU•" Till' I ni)ili*si XXn- Mil. ML
until i niiviicmi'iit ()> (I m i mu
mission
!
Thi-
In i
of
Hu*
rcsolulion
m
us follows
"I Whir ins, in tinier tlutl tin*
Si intnolr County llra ltti I mt
inn y
hi p iu
lo
fu n c tio n ,
n
lo u llh
•■ni xpy of I hr iounl> iiuisl I f
uiihh )> Mi- 1'loriilu StuM Him Ml j
**Ht 11 rr«i»lvc,d
tluM
Mu*
St'miiiuh' ( huuly Cmiviui- i"ut*i«
. mix Hr Mir Fluridu Slut* Hoaid
I of Mciil Mi ti» niakv « i'i mi pirit
►lirx **y of Mu* health iu*<1* "f
»S« iiiiui'I** ( minty.v<
"II
W iiiirm , nt Mu* |tii«M»ut
time t i n e nrv not ejimijrlt ph>i ii niiiM in Seminole Founty h*
mi el tlu culln of the people,
•'Wlirrean, in order ftij St itu
iii'il*' County to pnrtklpJile HI
fith-rnl amt Mute fundi Ni l iiiUfi*
fm lien) th Improvomunt, ii »•*
m t i *t»wry to have
a
lenith nt
i»hy«icinn
qunkifird
in puhlu
h« hIOi xxnrk by the Stnte jlirnrJ
uf Health;
“ Whvrmi, (he S tate Honrd of
Ilentlh fumiahra a llil of pliyniciaim »o qualified:
“He It resolved that the Com.
m ixlonrr* of Seminole County
be roq uvatcl to Invite u |'hysiriaii rhosvn from this h»t to
settle In Seminote County, su
that he may be ready lo func.
lion ua the head of the Semin
ole County Health Unit » lr n
that organisation baa teen fully
Mlabllaned.”
Members o f the Federation of
Women'* Club* are the Kern
Park Woman's Club, the Oriodo
Woman's Club,
the
Long wood
Civic League, Uw Senior Council
o f Home Demonstration Clulw,
Altamonte S p r i n g e
Woman's
Club, Sanford Woman's
Club,
Lake Mary Auxiliary, and the
Vicinity Club at Sanford.
The groat fo r tn — c ity of Slngaare waa little m are than a fishig village a can t o y ago.
The itoel ladnriyy to t a U u
to e
v . r - . .’ .ujL’7
. n« t.-nrUtrU Cess,
B r ita in se v e re d rilplom atlO
r c ln tio n s w itli Itn lira rla to d a y
w ith « hint d in t b o m b s m a y
Koon follow utul m o v ed t o
ch eek mi u iip u rcn t Y u g o s la v ia
fittin g in to Iht' Axis.
In Iton u', F u s c is t
E d ito r
(iittiin Mini llr itn ip w as m o v injr In I ml slop ( J r c c c e , la n d
in g
no
" a lm o s t
c o m p le te
division' i t Canadian troop* a t
' Solon itsu, key I ireek port.
I nrki.li inilitmy preparallona
......1 niiird nt an urgent tempo aa
tin tuition united for tha govern.
Mi nt's i *m'l inn lo lUller'a xnes■ag" to l-ii siilrnl Inonu. It r * .
t- i it illv sold the N ail* wanted
In look after Turkry'e "in terest
snd well being*'1 Qualified ohe
.■ I vi !• thought it would have
liiilo r f f i i t ini pro-Hritish policy.
Mi it is |, Minister Kendal read a
i n iii.h ihiliiriitioii to Bulgarian
I'lunni i lt>igdan I’hiloff In neigh,
holing
llrlgtiide,
and
Britleh
Miii IHi r Sir
Ron aid Campbell
requested mi urgent conference
with Yugoslavia Premier Dra*{tii
ii <•hOi" . —
sf II* rage ala.)
Resident Doctor
F o r Health Unit
Needed In County
U r*. Jimmie Lilja Brigham, re*
•Ident of Sanford fur lln years,
died a t her home, 01" Park A ve
ilus, at t i lt h o'clock this morning
after a lung lllnraa.
Born in Hillsborough county,
l l n . Brigham « m a member of
Ihe F irst Presbyterian * Church
here and a teacher In the adult
Sunday School uf that churrh.
.Mora recently she wp» a member
of the Presbyterian Church of
TerapO. Hhe was form erly mi 1 0
live msiabcr of the Shnfurd Wo
man s fluh, and a past worthy
matrun uf llin Oftlrr pr the Fla-t.
ern Star of Sanforrl. She had
taken an
active hart
m lln*
social and civic a ffair* In tins
city.
Survivors Include tha fallowing
sisters, Hr*. Jew ill I*. Wells uf
Tampa; Mrs. C. II. Taylor, Tal.
lahassoe; Mr*. M, I). Frier. Lai he
land; and Mr*.
Count il, So.
vannah, Ca.; and a number uf
atari*, nvpbaui and olh. r rela
tives.
Funeral service* will lie eon.
dueled at the Krickaon Fu nnel
""m e Friday afternoon at n imi
oeluclr, with Dr. E. |> [Irownlc..
»/"' the
Ryan l.ee Wood „r
the
Hyde
Park
Presbyterian
Church of Tampa
offidating
DurUl will b« In h v crgrrm (Yme.
Minstrel
Turks Continue Mil
itary Preparations
At Increased Speed
Slightly Colder weather la fore
cast fa r Florida toniylit followed
by warmer weather
Thursday,
with scattered front In the north
and interior central portion* of
tha lU tc and overrent akhr* rang
ing from fa ir to partly rluudy.
New rainstorms rirurk at oner■unny Callfonila Tocwlay, but
there waa a ilroiig likelihood that
the w*elr»-Iong wet weather wa*
near an end.
While workmen battled to rctlora roll and hlchway nervier ill
many ioeaUllea and to mend the
Bulgaria's Mini.1. 1 to Croat
damage to flooded liouar* mid
i t e m , weather observer* »aid a Itritnln. Nirnfni .Mmiti hfloff, reblah nreature area which ha* hern nlgneil hi!* (tost in i«it it ■al mgtilriMt
shunting Pacific storm, south uf his cuuntr>‘«
iilmti«fi tt* lilttheir normal course
into
the It-r, makiiig Hitignnu mi A*i>
northweat appeared lo In' break member, mill it mk r
**frrr
Hiiliffii irii"
ri-giuuIn*.
New rainfall in l.u* Angrlr* might hf I’stuhli-lu <1 in Luiulmi
railed the total for the Mu-on 1
to l it .!] Inches, compared with a
normal fo r till* period uf 11 :it.
The laaaon began la-t July hut
nioat uf the rain ha- fallen since
ni Id-December.
The normally dry l,n« Angeles
River, now
n raying
yellow
known o rth citra eonducter and composer, I*
own In tha Iforrlatawn, N. J ., Jail. The oh.
Ja ct o f a nine-state March a fte r ho disappeared
from a private sanitarium In Rya, N. Y., he
i Literacy Rate
S6mmented Upon
JUwanta Speaker
giem.
Resigns
Rainstorms Continue1
In California Hut
End'A ppears Near.
WASHINGTON, lU r .
Th* Proeldent will M i up * n p « r
eluding four cabinet
id pooelbty
Harry
alp him dovetail naHopkJn*.
m and British old
illabla tourroa pretttioa ' rtiponilbiUty
with i' tha off lea of
ia— grown t but th*
w la <ta ba an adviao iy itaitM B l raildaut Cab b a t tom*
ralttee S U S am win b# null,
Stirs son, Kbc a and Morgan lhau.
T b e llo u m public building* and
ground* e a in Uttaa baard Tuaaday
that lack « f schools, water iyahar eemmunlty fa-
British Break W ith
Bulgaria And Hint
Raids May Follow
Slightly Cooler^
Weather Forecast!
Here For Tonight^
In 1043 Sought New Committee To
(me Limitation To
* e M j e t t To Okey
Of Conknas Group
y4SttlHt*jVN. Itpr-i—
N U M BER 160
to
avert «
shortage
of
I.ON|K)N, Mar.
r,—(/PI—Tha
IIIitiMi Admiralty today called on
Parliament for
"many
,n®r*
-lii|.a mid great number* of men
lo light "th r battle of th* Atlan"
lie no* opening.”
I' mi Immrtil m i alto told of
■ 'Younidcrabla number* of Gtr*
innn irtuiju* and technicians, lU h
( h»ihhI fit French Morocco
near
Civilians Killed In
AutO'Biis Collision
Germans S«y They*rt
Prepared For Events,
BERLIN. Mar. |
~m ~
-W *
�RumrivMongerinr
W hispering campali
tlori of unsupported gossip arid where many tin otherwise
dull and uninteresting morning'hai been enlivened by the
elaboration of fairy tales concerning-one’s neighbors.
But ;during the past year the sclgnce of epnwdlng ru
mors hai reached a fine point of perfecucm,,t(lfler’a Ngir
propagandists have taken a Well known weakness of humAn
nature and' turned it into a device, a "secret weapon”,
which has proved far more destructive to hts cneiples than
even his Stbka dive bombers. Whole nations .have been
brought under his domination without firing a shot and
merely by circulating rumors,,
At the time of the Invasion of FWnce German spies
and French fifth columnlata made It their business to con
tact as many people as possible spreading false' Informa
tion in an .effort to confuse and demoralise the population.
Paaslng hurriedly along the atkeet, stopping'to chat'with
this little group and that, they would ash; Ilhve you heard
that the town officials have evacuated r* Soon, the whole
More recently something of tbt& aadie ilaturc is, Iwlntf1
undertaken in our country. At a recent djitaer party. n
United States Army officer Is' quoted by the
York
Herald Tribune at saying that tRDirig' a secret meeting of
Allied officer# in Brussels Just'-.bCfore the Belgian collapse the radio was suddenly turned on ana a short wife
broadcast from Berlin described the “secret*’ meeting then
taking plate and told the names of the.officers present, .
■VBftflB rOR TODAY
But when asked, “Do you suppose that ever hap
pened
1Mthe officer had to confess he didn't ktiow,' Ho had
’ M ICROSCOPE
AND
O PE PR O V E T llI B i O just heard It, Someone' told It, to tilftf. He couldn’t evert re
o f the riche* both of member who. But there JC'was A simply Incredible fdat
n and kn o w led ge.of being circulated by a United. States Army •officer and
flbrportlnir'td show tho almost supernatural powers of tho
German secret police .and edrtnlnly tending to Intimidate
in Natl en«mea,:and without a ainfcfo atom of foundation.
7" •TbO: Harold Trlbun* mention* gome triore of the ru
mors which'pro being currently .circulated by fifth columnW i >rtt! spiM jn their effort to destroy American morale,
create suspicion ‘and .confusion and destroy democracy
from wlthlui Uiat men In army campi,hnVe to sleep In wet
clbthe*. that tnemen frt one cafrtp went on a ’hunger strike
iW h srd th* great wind of winter because of Inferior food, that vice and ain arc rampant,
that Influensa, pneumonia or certain other diseases are
. Aa4*kew still In tha beavtni th# exacting a frightful toll and that ft Is belrtg' hushed up in
hiatton " a id Florida exhibit* In
,tha p u t s t e n t e r * Where tnlllkme
4 Wile* North Of BanfordOn l i e DeLatid Highway .
' a i Z 'i f t l 'N G
ALT.
Added Attractions With Prise* ’
Sundays — Tuesdays and Fridays
FOR RESERVATIO N P H O N t 4501 SANFORD
Conviblfiif
'I Tennis
Ginger RdgfeW, Academy winner,
Florida’s- Exhibit
In Atlantic City
,‘M though th* cold inillenlani bad lean boys. That la supposed to be the final ptopf
B v ' e o m e to stay,
; fbS time ef froet, of diamond. President Roosevelt is planning to lead us Into war. Ana
by many that story (s Accepted at faco value despite tho
;iM«*aharpaned air,
Lot1 nSmorr speak to tho uneer- fact Gift In war time .soldiers aren 't buHctl ln coffins'
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tha, fohtins, vticsoi o( i
1
| l l* t m#m«nr «R«ak be «poke th*
H .
eeeUlit wind,
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HBUrrtns th a m a n jl* fin the earth ■ ,
Two Million Btras
'r
■ And nil like a iirnktei dagger 0f
final* In Datlaa xoon after,
to an act, and to'A. e ig h t,*]
gagemant In aaWeatnn-rAJi
thought, aa aa ■Inwpud* ,
■chool.
1, *i t* 1.»- .
• “ B ut U»#h‘ * ; -knoWn*.
called," aha recalls, ,“ l awd
n»,Ki;Is J W J i 1 !|l.l-iil»lsHtf»||l»lf*flf*ff»i*
Mort than 2,0QQ,00f birds were #«*
the ,Ulm«I Stalls*,tiqrlrig Christm as vrc<
In tne'Audbbon Sfotfity published recAtjU]
|| Break w1th an echo axquliltely Audubon Sdtlcty. In the forty-first aringj
1 ,
thin,
icouut, sponsored .by that magazine, 2,29
±
Z'H
C R frA g rife x
lly, counted !
It- is report
fth o Nstlor
Christmas bl
mervern to
Ules of eva
■ 175— and ap S to gtM .. w a -f
l.aTO a'try -o u t'tn McmpW*.
and wo'Md to pay ow «0
IttmMO w s a t U t r * r jji i
th e n «ckhi* - I M V U W eA tag
the llOf«M career. .Tbap -lw
left when they arrived. In
JfAW-ALBTYNE ALLEN,
q r atojjpln*."
LfJa ..Jttoirer*
'■v#lp J v * V.| Wllfl UW( Oi
ty, Calif,, with 112; C
Long Island, N. Y. Wl
Catalina Mts., Art*, with 102 and St. Fcicbdntn
Dad, Wit hla clutch 101. Three different lists, one each tfhftTNnw ,
Weekly. Maybe Ifornla and Louisiana contained over 100,000
birds.
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The Christmag bird count# were otiglflkted
* Vho PreuMent Wallace mu»t be
jpttlng In training for *ome- Dr. Frank M. Chapman, then edltof .o f thkc.if
thlng. We bak recently aeen pic. rovide Recreation for amltdUr bird lobbyists. Si
WolijOf / him- working out In a te annual counta have glVcu rise to intense' ri
*gjbla rngflilne, boxing with tween groups for the hlghoilt numbw of spcMeS,
CUrnSar, and playing and present a sample of Elrd .population* in dttfi
r. Maybe hea planning
E
Latin American1 Uip, '
tsavlnk bxby niAgtr with ‘her
• litant to caoccl, ll
"W e had S t. r a j
hoUl bill to p*y
•thy*4 .< Uw b t t .
tha beat food, bkeau
thla wai to be ,CHi
grandperrnta In KanSaa City, ta la
"«w enough a t tha Up* and dnwtta
o t h e r frwnd* In the film * td bS
convinced the Ufa was only fe r
ihoxa who couldn't be happy .out
of It. A ft»r Hollywood, Xala Went full week •
to F o r t Worth ag aoctety and ly backaUi
drama odltay on the old Record,
and Ginger, now living with hary
made her own acquaintance with
lha ahow world. •
One pfteraooa tho local theater
mart, long acquainted with Gin.
manager ws*
population of g specl6a.i
alar now aS rtha iff.
,te England following
kit apuarmlly they are
I ty ^ jka a Ja*t. ditch
Your Income
T h * Bureau of Internal R are,
nua ha* a t Ite command many
•onrcoa fo r chocking up dalllw
qnenl taxpayer*. OSS o f th'Si*
U tk * "laforn u tlon a t *our**‘*
pruvUlou of tha Internal Revenue
Code,, under which pewoa*, "in
WhaUVkr,capacity aotlng.*! * r e r e -
year ltUftak" brokar tit otj
agent in ateclc, bond, of r<mu|
dlty
traiuacllona
(lnrlud|
teinka which handlo cleannk <
derx for dopoaitora 0* Auatodl
account*) are >nqtolred ■te . I
•now return* of inforwet
on gore*.lioo with reepcet to
cnatomora, dcp-rltor*, or rerou
for whom or wh|«h th* . la
M*aunt. at. lb* wire, «f Orcjtrit
X LOAN FOR EVERY PURPO0B
yob a periMBgr problem? TWD^IC oriiT
Jtmi
of* SANDWICHES
LtQUOR — W lkES — BEER
*" L * t tha h u r t , remember the white
fr;..-ts*ajr;jeiV.
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— T h ai bloomed in the radiant *1lin e * , there.
-A- -.'ta in auad in -
8TEAk s
(W r.w lir occupy' th* mo*t
latte exhibit apace in Atlantic
r thla n n w t , a location at
ntranoa la tha Rtu! Ptar,
tiding to Earl W. Brown,
lager e f . Florida National, Ex*
t T w b o hae/utt . cent laded
AktipM . With , U**_ i Atlantic
Florida
ult'rtvr.
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daloyaA th* more costly they becoota. ft* M W lk.
a a d Uak l> b i d n n
ie m a it 't U I*
I . because
**■ « “»
-Vfw xftss
yea hcnrooT Ihe money.
5-30.00 to $5,000.00-6 Months to 5 Y « W :
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T H E S A N F O R D H B f t A L P , 3A .V T O R D F L O R I D A
ial
HBfl. LOUHINE BEAL, Society Editor
Sanfordites Attend
County Offer Of
41st Audubon Meet
A n d Personal Activities
iThree Members Are
T *]< p h o n «
1M
i*
Social Calendar* Welcome<* By circle! P e r s o n a l s
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W KDN E8DA T
Thar# will be a meeting of the
J r . Woman's Club In the lobby
o f the W elak* Apartment* on
' T i n t S tre e t at 8:00 P. M. for
•lection o f officer* and n bust.
® ne*« meeting.
The W . I f. & o f the F ln t Bapt i l t Church will obierve ■ iea*on
j o f prayer in the church at 7:311
P. I f . fo r home mluion*. The
t p iu g f lm will be In charge of the
Brotherhood o f the ehurrh.
THURSDAY
Townxtnd-Club will meet in the
Court Hooee a t 7:30 I*. M. All
#. member* are urged to attend.
The Bouthalde P. T. A. wilt
m eet In the ecbodl auditorium at
8 AD P , M. preceded by the board
meeting a t 8 :0 0 P. hi. an*. itoy
Mann will talk on “ Social 11y-
v : B . I n c u t * of the P in t
B aptU t Church will meet in Lhe
annex a t 7 :3 0 P. M. with Mr*.
8 . A. Edbnfleld and Group Two a*
hoiUtaea.
The meeting of General San.
• ford Library A lioclatlon will be
held In the Eplacopal parlih houto
Bt 0 :3 0 A. M. All Intareated cltlM U hare been Invited to attend.
1 Regular meeting of Seminole
Chapter Two, O. E. S. will meet in
Ui* Maaonlc Hall at 7 :3 0 - P. M.
P rior to the meeting thrre will
be a covered dlah nipper In the
banquet room o f the hall at (1:00
o'clock. All tnembera and their
caeorta are Invited to attend. At
*
tha regular meeting the part
• matron* and |iaat patron* of lhe
order will be honored.
Thera will te a meeting of the
Seminole
County
Tuhervuloal*
Association a t 10:00 A. M. in the
BaptU t. Church annei. All inter*
a oated person* are invited In i t .
tend the meeting.
W ert Side Primery P. T. A.
will be held at 2 :30 P. M. In the
auditorium preceded by lhe executlve board meeting at 2 :00 P. M.
Sewing aoaalon* for the Red
• Croaa will continue ai lhe Wn.
man'a Club from 0 :3 0 A. M. unt l l 'l l i S O 'o ’clock.
•
AY
of the Amar*
wH
l*| meet
in the
l i c i t lAlgoh j v
iW
mr*
n
legion n u t on' lhe lake front at
‘ 7:30 p. M. 'All member* have been
urged ; to (attend.
Bundle* for Rritaln Club will
»mecbw**<fco hem * qf lira . H. A.
Newman In Roac Court at 3:00
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. Sew in g. aeaalona for ihe Red
Croaa will continue at the Wo:
man'a Club from DAO A. M. un.
IB 11:3 0 o’clock.
SATURDAY
#
Tha Cectllan Mu.lc Club will
meet In the Fannie 8 . Munson
• Studio on 001 Myrtle Avenue at
3:1 R P. M.
Tbare will be a pancake aup.
per In the annex of lh# MethoHlat Church, anonaored by the
Pipe Organ Club o f tho church.
•
Mrs. ^ R. Jackaon. Mr*. J . II. *
Andcraon, Jr ., and Mr*. F. W.
Mra. WlllUm Nutting continue*
McCall were welcomed into Circle ill at the home of her daughter,
Onoof Women'*
Society
of Mr*. Arthur Branan.
Cbrlitlan Service at u meeting
Mr, and Mr*. H. M. Lelghley
of the circle 'Monday afternoon
o f Atlanta arc the guesta of
at Ihe home of Mr*. J G. Waite* Mr. and Mra. Roy G. Wllllama.
on French Avenue.
IIr*. Brodie William* presided
Frlenda of R. C. Whitten will
over the meeting and Ihe Bible regret to loam of Ida illnci* at
etudy
“Jeaua amt Social Re hi* home on Kart Second Street.
demption" waa conducted by Mr*.
T. E.
Wilaon. Mr*. Kenneth R.
Bell invited the rim e lo meet
with her for It* April Hireling.
Mra. W. E. Buhrm*n will he cohoalraa with Mr*, nrll.
Refreshment* wevr *erve<l by
the hoatna to the following: Mr*.
J . W. Thede of Grnnd Rapid*.
Mich., Mr*. R. T. Wnrren, Mr*.
Tom Wllllama, Mr*. W. K. Duhrman, Mra. R. I.. Shinhn!*er, Mr*.
It. M. Ma*on, Sr., Mr*. J F. Itiier.
Mr*. T. R. Jackaon. Mr*. Glenn
E. McKay. Mra. J. II. Andcraon,
Jr ., Mr*. I>. C. Barrlift and Ml*.
Nettle TllUa.
Alao, Mra. C. L. Goodhue. Mr*.
Brodie \|rilliam*. Mr. .1 J. Car
ver, Mr*. R. W. Sturdivant, Mr*.
F. W. CcCatl, Mra. Kenneth n.
Bell, Mra. C. C Prlcrt.
Mr*.
Charlea Lord, Mr*. T. E. Wilaon.
Mr*. R. C. Thomaion and MI**
Helen L. Ward.
Mrs. R. F . CrenKhaw
Is Hostess To Circle
Mr*. R. F. Crcnahiiw enter,
talned the mrmlier* of Cirrlr
Two of Women’*
Society
of
ChrUllon Service nf the Mrlhodial Church at hrr home on
Monday afternoon
Mra. C. A.
Ponder aaalated her.
Mra. E. H. Ijanev, chairman,
preaided and Mra Burke Street
conducted tha
devotional
and
taught tha leaaon atudy taken
from the book “Jean* and Social
Redemption’’. A fter Ihe routine
buainrai dlscuAaion, plana for
cottage prayer
meeting*
pre.
reding th* revival beginning Mar.
18 were dlacuaaed. Pledge cent*
were ilgned by the member* and
plana for the year'* work werr
outlined. The neat meeting will
b* held with Mra. I-eOelle al
the homo Of her daughter. Mi*.
W. C. Hill.
Refreshment* were »ervrd to
the following: lire . 1,. T. Do**,
Mr*. W. P. Buhrman, U r*. John
Rumhlry, Mra. T. It Mitchell,
Mra. A. D. Shoemaker, Mra. Kola
LeOettr; Mrs. D._ 4t. Direr," Mr*.
Burke Steele, Mr*. W. W. Tyre,
Mr*. O. K. Goff, Mra B II. U
ney, Mr* George Harden. Mr*.
O, S. Toler, Mr*. L. M. Swain,
Mra. W. K. Klrchhoff Mra B. W.
Turner. Mra. 7.. B. Ratliff, Mr*.
Lealle Went. Mr*. M. L. Huma
of Chattanooga and Mr*. Emma
Abrams of Alexander City, Ala.
Honored at Stet*on Univereity
yeaterday wa» Ml>* Nancy RovMr. and Mra. T. Bradford Byr-I tatter of Sanford, who was elect
are gueat* at the Rlvlarm Hotel in ed for membership In thr Honor,
Daytona Beach for aeveral day*. leadership nrganitalim for wo
men.
Harold llam ll la reported a*
much Improved at the hoapltal
in Camp Rlandnig where he ha*
been ill.
Nancy Ronsetter Is
Honored At Stetson
Mr. and Mra. Harold Bower*
DELAND. Mar. 8 — Milt Nancy
and daughter, Marjorie, of Run- Roasetter, daughter nf Mr. and
bury, Pa., are the gueat* of Mr. Mra. A. K. Ruoactler of Hanford
and Mra. Harvy tlrown.
yesterday waa elected for mem
bership In the Honor, leadership
Mra. Mamie
Paganhart left organisation for women at S t* t* ,'n
yesterday for Vldette, G *., where University. TTemberahlp In this
lhe will vliit her sister, Mra. A. organisation is considered one of
the hlghert honor* a junior gill
M. Blount for aeveral week*.
can receive *« it rrcogn lir* only
Mr. and Mr*. Robert C. Tay those who have displayed out.
lor and two son*. Robert and standing qualities of leadership,
Richard, of Orlando were the scholarship and character on the
weekend gueat* of Mr*. Hattie campus.
Mis* Rm artlrr, an honor roll
C ou nty.
student, and a member of th# Phi
Society,
t* outstanding In relL
Air. and Mra. f . I.. Raulrraon
and daughter, Lynn, arrived yes gioua work, having been a mem
terday from Okeechobee lo vl»il ber of Ihe It H U Council and
with Mr. ami Mr» W. B. Zaehry th# Rtelann Religion* Council.
She I* *l»o outstanding In dra
for a few day*.
matic*. a member of T lict* Alnha Fhl, a frc*hni*n advisor, an
M n. E. G Hughe* and daugh outstanding sophomore, and viceter, Nancy, have arrived from president of her freshman rlaa*.
PeekaCTlI, N. Y. lo visit wllh
M n. Hughes' parent*. Mr. and
M n. W. II. Rritt
Mr*. P. S. Duncan relumed to
her home in Canon, Ga , yester
day after spending some time
with her son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mr*. II. N. Sayer.
M n. John Sc hr lard Sr, went
to • Leesburg Saturday to meet
her grandson*, Robert and Ben
Pittman, of Bartow and bring
them home with her for a visit.
Mr. and Mra. Frank O. Uric
left this morning for their home
In Drearl Hill, Pa., after * pend
ing a week here with their son
and vhugbtrh.in.law, Mr. and
M n. F A ITrle.
Mr. and Mra. Charles 8. Brum,
ley have arrived from Mldnil to
visit with th* formar'a mother,
Mr*. C. D. Brumley at th* Baville Apartment*
on Palmetto
Avenue.
Mr*. John Hchlrard, Hr. and
ramlchildren, Robert and Ben
ittman, ami Jack Hchlrard a n
s m M uk the day In Apopka aa
P
Margaret Jackson,
frJliV * °r Mr‘ and Mr* n
Clyde Piercy Wed
from G:00 until 8:00 P. M
The marriage of Ml** Margaret
Jackson, ii slighter of Mr. and
Mr*. George
W. Jackaon nf
Crescent City and Clyde Erwin
Plerey, son of Mr. and Mr*. G.
E. Plerey, was aolemnlxed Sat
urday evening in th* F irst BapTU ESD A Y
Sowing session will be held for tlat Church in th* presence of
relatives of
the Rod Croaa at th* Woman’ * eloae friend* and
Club from 2:30 P. M. until the. coople. The Rev. W. P.
Brooks
officiated
a
t
the service.
• b :M P. M.
The bride choeo for t‘ e oc
casion a brown crop* dr*** with
beige accessories. Her corsage
waa of BWaathaart rosea.
Immediately following the cere
mony Mr. and Mra. Morey left
fpg a abort wedding trip. They
* n at homo at i f ? u
rnolly
“
Avenue.
.
m
B b ir t h d a t
The bride graduated from high
lira. R. R. Pippin *
school In Crescent City and
lin e* coming to Sanfogd attended
, Mlaa Ruth Jean W right *
Vocational Bchoql. Bh* baa been
employed fo r aotn* time in th*
Coaaty Agent’* office. M r.. P ier.
t j la connected with Celhoun
Grocery Company.
r
MONDAY
> Sew lar aaialoni will continue
fo r IbeRad Croaa at th* Wo.
A man'a Club from 0:30 A. M
H IM o'clock.
.W S & r
Today & Thursday
BENEFIT 8HOWS
American Legion
FLYING FfiiTI
fIC THAT** SWBB1
l)r. J. N. Tolar accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dunn and
Donald, Jr ., to Jacksonville last
night w han Donald, J r ., undar.
went an opantion this aftem oen
ln Ht. Vincent'* Hoapltal for a
brain tumor.
Several Sanford p encils at.
tandf.l the 4 l i t annual meeting
o f lhe Audubon Society 1which
...» held In Winter Park on S a t.
Ufa!*) and Sunday. The mretmjr
•nrd with an early morning
e from the Chamber of Com.
rrr Building to the Mead Bn.
UM o*I Garden* wllh Mr*. A. M.
NO'ir*e of Winter Park Bird Cluh
M guide. A fter the hike the i.d.
riaory hoard and eieeutive com.
HUMcc met in the Annie Huaacil
Theater
During the huainea. session
report, of offier*. warden, and
affiliated societies were given and
•lection e f officer* hrld. Follow,
lug the buaineaa meeting lunch,
eon wa, »rrved In the Pariah
Ho lire of
the
Congregationnl
Church with Prof. A. J . Hanna
o f Rnilin* acting %% tnjiMmaRtpr.
At th# Annie Ru«f>ell Theater
OH SatunUy uftemnon the foL
inf talk* were given on Flor
ida Bird L ife :
'T h e Society's Woik at the
Dr\ Tortuga*.** — The *lory In
color of m e of Society's, Enpedit»on* to the Dry Tortuga# by
M m Ll*a Vk>n Ho-rowsky, cura
tor of the rhln^egut Hill Wild
life Sanctuary, and very active
member of the Florida Audubon
Boeu l>
' ‘ItiN-ollcftiona of a Great Ornlibologist/1 A tribute to Arthur
IT. lb well by Ur. Don aid J
Nlchnl*on. author and great ornithoi-.rfiwi in hi* own right.
“The Further Htudiea of the
R oji fiti' S|K»onbll1.** The atory of
the Mali nal Audubon Society**alt. iiipta to save a dying speciea
of FI *rida bird life by Mr. Robert
P. Allen, Supervisor of Sanctuarl#a for the National Autlubon
f ljic t y .
“ The
Okeechobee - Ki»»immee
Prainc Trura.*1 The purpoRe and
arc m|>U*hmen1s of theae tour*
III bird conservation, by Mr. Aleaand.r Spruut,
Supervisor
«f
Hr n»l Atulubnn 8<irlcly
A rirrpllon anil Ira at " Ilia ,
watli* tiruve*'' follnwrit lhe talk*,
wllii Mr« Rirhard Sinlcnburg,
vie,1 vrcpiilml r f the
Flnriila
Axi'lul-m Soviety a* ln>*lr*a Th.'
•Ufiirr mt’cllnu * ( > hi'lil at the
Mr*. A M. Walker » * * hoa- Pan-h lli'ti".’ nf ihr t'nnxrceatasa Monday afternoon to the t lo 11it I Church f'ir mrnihcr* who
member* of Ctrclr Two of the has. nttm ilril nnv nf liic annual
South Side Beptlat Church nt her T o r ix|iri|itirti» nr ramphome on Oak Avenue.
oulThe 10(h Chapter of P*a)in»
Hirilint' With n f’ nlnr Tamwaa read and a prayer offered *ra
na* Ihv theme chnacri by
by Mra. Walker, followed by lh# Dr l"hn It Mn>, author, Irrbusiness meeting. Plan- for fu tu»*i «nd ornithologist, for hi*
ture program* were nuide and l«rtiiM< al
the Annie
lluaaell
rrfrcihn irn t- served to the fol Th- >!• r Saturday rvrnlng at H:0O
lowing:
, q’el' k The llnllin* Conservatory
Mra. Jultmi Vain. Mr*. N. J . Of MUpic irranged the musical
Dugar, Mra. II. I*. Han*'**. Mr*. number* for the meeting.
F. 8. Shaw, Mrs. K. J . I am*run Ji)n Sunday morning nl 8:00
Jfls E L. Davl*. Mr*
A J , r/fflork M*vrrn1 of rtm groiiji took
Walker. Mr* Hhadoln and J(," “" 'l ii be
bo.nll trip
ln t, U
|1 ,he
up
the S
Sit . J.
Jo b up Rlv4.tr
Yarn.
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1rn F. H Itnurniilftt1" bnub " fik p
1lark,“ with Le»»«
Wright
1guide. Th. v traveled to the I*Ake
Programs DiacuRsed
By Baptist ('irclc
Mrs. Martin ThnnUs
Girl Scouts For Aid
------- --Mra. 1. D. Martin, Smilnnl.
Cminty ( lialrman for Bull.lie* fill
Britain Club today thanked tin
Girl Scouts for their wmk m
aaaialing the club flnanrinlly h)
•ellititrtag* Saturday rn tin
downtown district.
Mr*. Martin report- that tin
lag sales netted a nice amount id
rnoney
with which to buy yarn
for luilltlng garment*, also f"i
material for layette* whlrh ute
being made
by Ihe
Sanford,
Oviedo
andGeneva achool girlm Home Economies classes.
1 . 1(1*0 in Elm Ilia were re|irr*entcd
*“!!,'
Church Elders Held
Prison Labor Is
Accepted By City
Bulgaria
harged
With Helping Nazis
Antler Parade
Friday 4:00 O’clock
YOUR HOSTESS os well
ns YOUR W IFE
A. K. ROSSETTER
D R U G NEEDS
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hoitpaa MMiitrd 1
Barrow In lhe fi: il: /I'*’ .
Mr*. Tiickrr, -'1
Mu .1 s.
Mm. A. \V lUnu
Tillia, Mra. IIi-ii - kii. \l
Ale-.
Foster and I)elMii,)i l i nker
jCircle One Meet« At
Mrn. Courae/s Home
10»", after whteh
won erred by the
Laney’s Drug Store
iV
W c Fill A ll P roH crip tion s
Melsch lluildiiiK
Sanford, Florid*
V I/
You Are Cordially
Invited Co A ilend
FORREST
GATCHEL’S
1 1 th
BIRTHDAY
ANNIVERSARY
PARTY ...........
Thursday, March 6th
8:00T o9:00P. M.
400 Sanford Ave. Corner 4th St
Mrs. Hein. Entertains
Women In Circle Fiye
Jean Harper Named
T. N. T. Club Head
with co-opvratinr with Germ any
tn prvparaticru fer a Greek at
tack
British .Minister Georco R*nJ#l
read a declaration to Bulgarian
Fortign Miftlsttr Ivan
Pupoff,
thru a*kvd for hi* passport, s
Is C
fp M tta iH r n i b p a n Or »|
ney, cattle rancher*, asked Semi
Don't Miss The Die
nole County to join with Voluaia*
Hrevard and Orange eountie* to
SO FIA , Bulgaria. Mur. ft-lA*) —
eatahiiah the eaat channel of the
SL John* River a* a boundary Great Britain today >evered dip
line, aince thU i* now dUputrd. lomatic relations with Bulgaria
The County pointed cut that on
ly tiff Legislature had the power and charged the llolkan kingilom
to fl* county boundaries, hut i(
agreed to co-c^ rate in the pro
posal, Mr, Herndon said.
The County agreed tc sponsor
an inventory nf County record*
aa a WPA project. This will be
will appreciate an A R TI8TIP COIL
known as the “historiral record
aurvey,** the clerk -aid.
Perry Cameron, operator of an
abattoir, asked the Hoard to ap
F I .O i l 1 S T — C E L E R Y A V E .
point a hide inspector and the
“w t: T l l.K t in t r ii
rL o w rn a
Hoard Instructed its attorney lo
WIt CHI- *\VTIW»—
investigate* John Fox offered to
sell the Count v five acres of land
at 1300 to he used as a city jail.
This offer was taken under advisement.
Frank Fvnns ami Mis* Nona
Wytiy asketi ihe Hoard to change
the name of Wilbur Road to
Sunset Avenue in Lake Mary,
and reiterated their request to
have the County hard.surface a
quarter-mile stretch of Crystal
Lake Avenue. The Lake Mary
residents also asked the Hoard
t'T nermissjon in erect traffic
directory si gns along the hithwaya near l-ake Mary, and this
was granted.
George S Wtimer, chairman of
the Countv Hlaunin** Committee,
discussed with the Hoard raising
assessmentn i>n pn perty and low
ering the miliage proporlimate*
lv In ftfiler In make Ihe tnx bur
den equal on homesteaders and
others, Mr Herndon "aid
h n.l for
A dftiutv
Ira Brewer, and notary public
TELEPHONE
hrmrM for S -1 Nik nnd 1 If yd
ViMit o r cull on y o u r lonfr-tim p tt>liniili>
10.1
ttovlf, were npprnvctl
locnl
ilru
ttg
ist
fo
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y
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ilru
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mi>o(|h.
n
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Tiled
hr*
A m o lu lio n w v
You enn nltvnyx he jturo of
niui
vrt .
the riimmia-iiui ’
wrvife tvlit’ii Mm irntlt’ nl
1* O kford
call* the wc<t i*m i
.,n this trip.
| Home nf the lur.l* n en hv the
croUp were the uieil-lillled (irelie,
t.annet. Ward - Heron, American
i *r#l. I.nul*iarm llr n n . Little
lllua Heron,American
B iltcrn.
Mallard, Florida Duck. Ilaldpate,
1'mtell. Rlna-neek Duck, Oaprey.
Sparrow Hawk, |l*ld Eagle rlnrld* Galllnule.
Kdilrer, » * rrln*
''d ll. Mourning
Dove, Ftiekeij
( arollp* Wren. Moekinthlrd and
numerous other*._________
S C B S IO n M e e t i n g O f
garments, woolen
clothing
quilts are urged to bring them In
---------the M artina Paint Store on Ea»< ' The Betainn of the Presbyter.
Second Street so that they m*> mn Church which la eompoaad
be Included In the next ahipmem id th# Elder* ol lhe church met
lo
England.
I „i the home of Dr. E. D. BrownCAMP BLANDING. Mar. I
UP)—Thre* field artillery unit*,
Mra. Martin expressed her aji. U-e 1**1 evening for it* regular
with 300 vahlaUa and 3000 o ffi predation to those persona win. mentbly meeting,
cer* and man, le ft bars warty u>- have *o “generously given of Qn-ir ' Reports of the vnriou* organw«r# glvtn
day for a march through th* tlm* and money toward tins nations of Ihe church
rh
Ocala Natlanal H » m t araa.
worthy cause." She aaki person* »od plana for the ganeral weiwbo ars not using their knitting fare o f the ehurrh for Ihe comneedle* to turn them' In io thrj mg month were made. A fter the
may be ^distributed to others In. Iiualttasa had been disposed nf
tereated 'ln knitting for Bundles nfreehm ent* were served by Mrs.
for Britain.
Brownies to tho** present.
Those present were: Elders P.
The monthly MMtloff et Ctrrla
Ii, Rmlth. 8. E. Andrew*, n . C.
Flv* of
Woman* Society
of
DuBoaa, II. M- Goodwin, W. L.
Christian Btnrfc* o f th* k b tb o .
Hanley, Hanry McLaulln, Rr., R. H.
dial Church m at Maoday rvaning
Mulrbead, A. K rtoaaatter, G. U.
Stuart, D. L. Thraaher. K._ T.
■t th* boot* of Mra. K. A. Bain.
Mlaa Jean H *rp *t waa elretiri WIHUma, Dr. II. II. MrCaalln,
T b* maatina n i pr**ld*d over president o f the T, N. T. Cluh
by tb* vice-chairman, Mfa. John at tbx regular meeting o f th. J A. Blalllne. end Dr. Brownlea.
Rugera. A fte r the Stvottenal and
business dkw«n«lms a social hour club at her home g r.terd ay a f.
r i ___ colored. Tb« next meeting ternoon. Other officer* el.-eli I |* g _ _
win U M M iritb Mra. P. A. lo w were: Mlaa Lola Batcher, vice
t
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land with Mra. Jo k a R acers aa president; Mlaa Jbnlce Uruwn.
en-bnataiiL
Mrs. Hattie Coursey was host•eerptary; Mlaa M*rg«ret Myeis,
eea Monday to the members of
Tbom present were: Mr*. W lll treasurer.
Circle
One ef th* South Side
Um Iterrey, J r
Mr*, a
W.
I t wa*_ planned |A Uw membei*
to have a abating' party in the Baptist Church at her ^iome
* e * r fntere and jOan. f„.. . ca South Sanford Avenue. The
jpariy I* the early auntmnr meeting waa opened with a
prayer by M n. Harry Tucker.
Th# beetaps at rved refresh, The Bible study wag rive by
1
menu to the folio tin g : M bs U.<t My* J . N. Burdick.
Batcher, MIm Vale te Wells, MUa
A fter a routine . buaineaa dis
Rath Steaetrom , (1m Margaret cussion Mr*.__(’.oursey gave a
Blanding Units Go
To National Forest
i
S t m t in Wlldmerc subdivision
tfj Longwcod. The regular Apfd
meeting
date, April 8*
was
changed to April 1. bcauie th t
L tgiilatu re r.ih .on*sr.r on April
• Prizes
•Free Eats
•Entertainment
Airplanes for
the Kiddies
#
U «
Free Peanuts
For Everybody
GRAND
PRIZE
As
feature of F o rfeit Gate hr I »
party ue arr going Uj give away
ABSOLUT FLY FR E E a beautiful new
Mantle Electric
Self'Starting
Clock
to one of nur customers — — — You
may be the one. Be aura to be her*.
\
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-*V
If defeBMVe
RCnm.
Clobo la
rronare •)•■
l a t a la « tr
4A. thojr not*
mr aw p«v
R o d a t uw
*Moo la .Uu
Edward r
the lnter-cn
tta laat van
member? of
Ckffrr* DcCdttu Ward kemrod on
their birthdera. B. C. Moor* ted
the troop la aefeta, and O,' P.
Herndon prodded «M r the meetInp. Dr. Btow^ m MtrododW;4M
apoabor.
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mortiAtni tta. ^Bi
fnSrgftfR:
READ THE A W
fM iy frA
P * £ > K * Y M » HAS H^t>
I p l * * TME WATTOH" W
ZONK
1IB9X
VIDIHO A >Ea*A
or
aioNB o r *iita
violation
•WIIKHBAB, a m
beatlli al tlif peo
»( Hanford, PlerNN
cooair.
rtarwa.13!■■
'-Oflllft rHTIM.
«>nirt]|y,U
to'hW
the follow ( * * M M
or- parcel or lead, I
c u r of MOfaed. r t
mat the rat had be«i
op on dtfaoM Indium
oath a rtew to epottln,
* • beach today. Ilufhra Corhmunlete end m
Mdtoa and ho nerer waa fifth ootunmleta aawng
Tvy.roataoV
, either., < demand* labors leader
Sleuth HOover alao hog
mnkln* pi
W * * a * » /J U A U U QlfcEft
•wjji. .-A^it o.\i. >!■'. ... »VJW-' i
Quite a few of the em|
eerne, if* emphaalsed.
ml&
3
|
§g
:ial Quake’
matety.
huhdred per «
IfMa U what
a
I aJ ice tea
e* lT r
U
iT jU , Mar,. 4 U < » p # e ia l)-,lu fllcr
\
batlaf - tbelr raepdetlra
whoVwtll be crowned *'
Pt the fosrth anaval A
m
Ahdalaaia, Ala,
jMHahoe
elmdai- *
*St' ha
11
dhdmlte A r t
BMW Chamber of <
Mlw Margaret JMli
iX*3
�WXWr
gm ba//
f l iH i n t l
T h r ' Peal fire ’ DepartAeOt rerted T •day 1151 U e b of
ilted 81 ea mail were lost by
tha sinlcl r Of the eteamihlp
Mamas*
Inc# Frh. IS o ff the
coast o f I >Uand. The ship sailed
from Net York Feb. 3 fer the
Lnllrd 8 iptnm with mail for
Orrbt Bi (m, Ireland,
Malta,
OEW YORK, Mar. 5— (AY—Da. valves any more. There was noUw Ireland, j
M Industries era raising the big to fix."
Ifirtit with model railroad etnbe
Making madeli waa the aelo.
picking o ff the meet expert Uon.
nheri Tor Jobe lie ran d log nlM- 1 “A
man didn't earn h alf ao
w n n fm And tkl!)
"L’* and
r r ? patl»nc*<
:
•. ■much about what ha waa do lo t
’dr thin we h a t* the word b t ae hedid about the personal eostl u l a’ U
__ L. chairmen
.*..1 .__ __ .#ofi lthe
n
ta e l with
w ith machinery.
m u k le ^
)|S w
aa Usrtn Srewt *r Sain as ta lira*
n k nkatd
Merle,
tact
He
waa
A. ts. w e d weag siy. M arrS s. I N I
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-------- -- in , dirty
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‘ again.’*
itn.and thappy
FLORIDA PRODIICTH
red
w hat’s new In Lilliputian
faahIlllputlan fash*U "W » . wmrn qns e*|
iikanh . No east*.
Ita , lone IhU year I
partlculsrly hekvy fatd*
Oil welle and etreeUara, A JiF K m , Dos Bun. tSc io 5t*>. no
bmberehip.
llpr, ISO ts lie.
, The ' reason, of course, (a that M erit advise*. The New York CAIIDAflg, Per Ton. n rJ in Key .
a society, whleh held Ite thirteenth
;*ny man who will toil over
D.irsed sod, ts l pa In IIP OS.
In February,
complies led model and teeee It * flual expoilllon
Hnl Da. Hpi* tic lo tic
hrto operating a oirt* an anti* 1 had oil Welle on display fo r the CAHUAOk,
Ctiln.fr. Dpt l i . ip
tada * needed by le defense in- f |r*t time. Trolley cera once hM
ISc
no social standing whatsoever, a
ihatriei.
CAR ROTS, Dos, Dun io.- I ( s c ,
i One amateur who built a gaeo. Merle adds.
H ett etc ts lie
The society hat an
O-gSUgf
Use engine, a' Merle relates, now
CKLKHT, C rt. D.msnO Actlrs
ni)4 HupSIUt Fell II.i» lo lien .
has a job testing airplane en ( I K Inch) railroad, lha "Union
Fa.cat ISIS.
gine*. Another who teamed up Connecting," which runs through CKLKHT
NKAIITH. CM. IS l i lo
W itt's machinist on a model loco- city and farm, across bridges and
IM
S.
mnUre now is
testing bomb through tunnels, with fascinating I'OI.LAKDH, Dot Dun JO. io io.
sight*. Still another Is checking realism. A new type of steal rail, L irrrcC B . IcSb.rx, IpAI. hatiiH .
doe. I I .t i in tl >o
ev er,the potential value of Idle 1.45th the site of 150-pound rail, OS'IONK.i Dot..
Ilun. lie lo Ifty
was featured at the expoeltlon.
loeomotirrs.
I'AHKLKT. No qunt,
CKAH.
No
q
u
o
it.
Such mm turned to making I U. R. MAIL LOST A T 6HA
I'KI'FEItH. llu. I,in-. |l ; i in |< so.
model* In the first piece because I
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CM. It-tS in l ie.
■f a tocial condition, s Merlo Is*. | WASHINGTON, lia r , 6 -V firr itit a t o k h . r n tuiss. Hie. c m ..
K
I
Hit
Of
nsriMJ'tjT1
t
i > A S im i« n w . i
FARMttePMARKEI
the ,FHA program. Federal Hous
ing rAdhUniittalor Abner It. Far,
gueon anno linen I toils y.
During that seven-*ntl-one-hslf.
month period, when rapid expsnbousing, private builder* N *ve.
started cansUuetlon, undsH KIIA
InsecUoli, on 103,020 new sp\al<
, home*, an Increase of 31.7 perren t.
over the Ilka per I* I a yegr earlier
whim 80,427 now homte', were’
started under FHA Inspection'. Inaddition, several thousand small,
home* havo teen rnnalnteted with'
financing Insured by the KHA'
under Tltla 1 of the National
Housing Act.
About 85 percent of Ihe nee
housing started under the FHA
piogram since Inst numr/er hat
occurred In Important defense.In
dustry area*, which also show thr
sharpest expansion In new con.
stnuctlon under tnr FHA plan. In
these areas Increases have ranged
up to 20J . percent ns compared
with a yeah ago.
The magnitude of this new In
vestment In sound bousing faelll-ttea by private builders slid pri
vate lending- Instltutlonr, operat
ing under the FHA plan, d ep o n .r
W hen* Child Needs,
mag. a t ' thaaw prtrm m
com* la at ado*. '
amet| Oosrw-mrmtat and.
a taxttlvd
R W U ftO P -ljC q [CM ia u g At
faetory living ronditions for de
fense worker*, the Administrator
asiertfd .
Expansion of private building In
Strategic Industrial arras has been
encouraged, moreover, by the genm P;policy of limiting direct govirmnentsl construction of housing
under the defense program to
situations
prrsenling
excessive
risks or olher renditions unsuit
able fo r private o (terail tuts.
Furthermore,
recent
trends
show an. acceleration of gains In
Prtvate building activity under Ihe
FnA_ plan. During the last six
months o f ioto, „ iota] of M JH l
J*w ; homes srere started under
r*IA InapectIon, an increase of
J9J1 percent over Ihe rotTextiondR*rlo*l of HOC Mince the first
>f the yrsr, sided by gcnrrelly
raforable weather ronditions. the
(alii over s year ago has hroaii.
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R A D ISH . Don llun. ;#c in
B T ItA iV H K H Ilin .i. Pin* lie
RPJN ACII. Uu. tip* »"e
T tIM A T fIK i, I *
lu t i l l .
Cholee lo Fey. |! Rft In
10 L it. C arton l i e
T U R N IPS* Dun Hun. c .o o j
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N IN T H R A C E — F U T t l H f T Y
LUCKY HARK
EXTRA SPEC IA L
FIUKND M P8R
r ilA K L IR HAFT .
lIR tT IB I! TRAIN
DOLLY ORRKN
BEA U TY KAY
IlIflIILA N D ARMS
germ luden
rrUsvrt promptly ho*b t to tha a d u p l the
In loosen and expel
fetm, and aid nature:
l-esl
tender, Indxl m ucous m e m nr (ViiKxixt to mil you
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Greyhound Due
h on the air over
WDBO toalgkt at
< :I5 with all the
"dope" on the doge
a l Uis Msofard-Or
lande K so net Clab.
C o c a -C o la
m ake*
d o li c l o u i ta o to
lo a v e s a n
you
fo o l
ro fro th o d .
I* e x h i l a r a t i n g
a flo r -s tn s o
m a n t. S o w h e n y o u
It*
and
a lw a y t
o f c o m p le to
ro fro th -
p o u ta
t h r o u g h o u t th d
jf
day,
« 0 MINOMI ALLOWED
roar T iw t l i l t p. M.
raw.
Sanford-Oria
•hoot 8 milts
Uiy Intesthiii- ni uncle*. Pcrhap
3YRUP
o n V v o p :^
o f Picking W inners
jt insy i.cip lonA a j S ^ n t.r .
Children uni
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A r n CH. Varlm*. Trpe., Hood,
re) Hu Itnkt. ll.ee in 11,(1
on (os’s, (o Hi. earn*. Velio w .1
W h e n h cM H e t a s k s t i r e
you .. . p au se an d %
fferitipli rijih
m ako
it the p au so th at re fre sh # ! w ith
Ic e -c o ld C o c a - C o la .
n v iR tc r v iis v
On. R n tilo - 1 7 ( S a n f o r
laxative is need
ally
like Inst
* J e ‘ Jo tee. Hu t i e io tin ,
T C f f S l r SALAD. Hi, Hpt. 10c In
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companion. O BLACXsDBAUailT
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SITUATION WANTED
NEAT COLORED
JOB AS nurae. Miriam Branson!
1117 Cypre*f Are.
COLORED
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want* position
liy FitAN STUlhilB
fin Our WHO WftNTS
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Lom
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�PALM BEACH, ‘ Mat. A - t P )
—Tommy Oocdwta of N e w p o rt
■ad Smiley Quick of W ait P*la»
Smith, ( m n d . to . meet In tho
final* Of th# a W t*!
#•«•»
tournament,'adeuneed oaalty
BEANS, POTATOES, CORN, BT
Henry A. Russell Seed Co
PlriMAtffaCufr
S t f b t S rtC HAS aIoT
Lo st a c a m c .
>
m n n ia j onI t
h o w *.
>l»r»h*l Batalin* of OraenrtlW,
B .C .
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Mo*
No
Other rotolU: Harold Wilburn
of Ahhea, Ohio, dofodtod W. J.'
St halier of Note* Dame; lixi,
» W or O m
T im
claim# pnitom
tUlmi p m l i a
W I t r a r r DWTWO
IS m m tho,
II meallM,
AWAMhW*
IM o M l M
1 1 % addtHanal -*
No c l a im 1 » riil» — 1 * o m llo
M C aOdlttaMlI
W . yHe SAfXTVDRIVlNO AWAr £ o n T u th , and f l - U ,
If M claim during tho prerlou* one and two r u n , from
SUf ftBipUl f r w l i anil f l m l mtoo
one up; B r i n * 8 . Cuanfagka m
of Greed Parma, Coos, dbftttad
Alan K. Wylie of WbuMtkat
"
C. M. BOYD & CO
III., on* apj Jack Hopktaa of
Palm Beach, S and 1| H. At Bed
ford of Heliport, L , * L , defeated
IM A
IM I, M i.
Tonight’s
Our nliop U well equipped
fn rr.aVo any repair* an
farm maehinery, trailers o r
oth er equipment.
4TI? ) U f
Clerer B el
untiefc B el
DolllI Delist
merer m
Drlllsh , SUM
Dellere'cJfl
OJCltWAT|
fttvs
P rttllp W tlA P P
t •■sr
DeLand Basball
Team Manager la
Bein g Considered
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' Mill Supplies
Irrigation Systems
- Expert Welding
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Break With
t A n * * Molrock
I mil aeoil
I Wayward
| Luc hr Kirs
Plrattr* X I
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MACHINE & SUPPLY CO.
Oeserceeee T* BANKOKU UACMIKB COMPAMK, DHfc
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KUUHTII HACK—*
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1 Perk I'r I notes
1 Crafty Bill
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DELAND, liar. T> — (Special.)
—Billy Bofell, former American
league beeehall atar, la achatL
U ]*L JO„_«rrlPI. J n , P*Land today or tomorrow for a confer*
enca with Temporary Chairman
BUI Par# and offkula of the
DeLand Baeehall Aeeoclellon r*L
ally* to operating and man* flu*
the local Plorida BUU League
MIS and Packing B o o m Buppllea and H opak B m l e s
P A U L X STIN E and GEORGE STIN E, Owner*
*I K
fVSTlu[c»*-**ti
Judas's beetslen »
I Klee Co
aiXTii
I
ItACB—re ler
S E R V IC E
I Dsnelsa Andrinr I W t
1 Herein lu ll
I Hum
I b u M r T ariff
t
* tlV S N T R iia c d —l-l<
i a i < -Helper i T u to ria l
miry thU pwhoii«
i .m f f 'u i i *
i Bofell notified Pago eoreral
day* am that h* would ba In*
taro*tad In a prepoeltlon aa op*
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<G'0 T T ’ S
TANDARD
naoga laat aeaaon and algti
report to Selma, Ala^ til*
la anxious to return to Dal
Dladalnlnif to go to Selm a,!
aeked for and was eant a1
tract which he will algn pm
ha can gain a releaea from i
CORNER THIRD BT. * PA R K A V E N U E
MUeh military ptopan)
ln
►ftt occiipity in • utYD
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Sanford In The Only C en tra
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway
And Water Trans portal Ion
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
s Mass Army
reparation For
lMMWOGermAitt Are
P b W Ob Frontier;
Fleet Of Bombers
€ Gets Befarforcement
Russia Is Asked
%To Halt Invaders
T artar Warns Soviet
Nation To Protect
# PardaneUos S t r a i t
. LONDON,
M ar.
limits On Use
Of U.S. Armed
Forces Planned
r*
Apollo Choir
Italy Is Asked
To Close Two
U.S. Consulates
Will Sing Friday
Request In Made By
S t a t e Department
FoilowinK Similar
Action By Fascists
WASHINGTON. Mar. ti—(AY—
Administration leaders' disclosed
today they are drafting a com
promise amendment to tile Uritlab-nid bill which may restrict
the use of Anierirun land and
naval forces In foreign areas.
Chairman George (D-Gn.) said
he Was opposed In a specific li
mitation involving Ihe Western
U oralsphere because it might be
Interpreted wrongly hy Japan tin
M Indication that thin country Is
weakening its stand against ag
gression In the Far Fast.
An agreement for the United
Etatss to build a i* liases and air
defense stations on 1‘annma terri
tory to strengthen Ihe bulwarks
Of the ranania Canal was an
nounced yesterday In a manifesto
by President Arias in Panama.
A rias said his government had
■
acceded to the “requirements" of
the United States In view of the
latter's statement that an “In.
ternatlonal conflagration'' exists
• li
which threatens the security of
- r \r
tha waU-rway vital to United
'■ »• i'\.
f ■>!
t
.
States defenses.
Defense Saving
Plan To Begin
m
Treasury To O f f e r
Stamps And Certi
ficates F o r S a l e
WASHINGTON. Mnr. f. —
ihe rune III■hop' mol
M
Mitio
unk part tu
Soifit* of the boys from the Apollo Boy*
fCHo u. » lik’li will pri'M’iit two roncerta Kr»I day n( lei noon and nljfht lit tho Kpksrupal
»!*uh ' I i Hdunr, are shown above with their
d n ' t t ' T . C'oleniuu fivoper. The* plrluro va^
American proas In the French rapltel.
in forco In France, end there
Army Seeks More
i iii
1 1
mi ill uf Kfliivtothn. in* I with
Timcs-Union Will 1 ^
I-itulcii Artist
AN'its MukinR
Williams
Seeks
Pubdml It. K. Kipp. m» ♦(»•*»r* *‘f w
Tell Of Sanford
Mcmoriiil In South
l i r ’ s Co-Operation nmimni |1' t JHI! if*)i I'.t'l lilV'ITl
ivvoni* of jm lioo] t lul'h« o fi'i fu
FiiIlford* story will hr told In
Dakota ltlack Hills
In OlmervinR Rules ture iriiltliint' t .h c l * . Mo
words and plcturr* in .Sunday *
1AtU'k i*f I hi* t 'Oil Milt !*m
U*us of Ihe Florida Tlmru-Drdon,
T hr took of ll.. 1 in 1<Ml le t l*
g *'i. f if I ’ollrr Hoy Williams
Jacksonville, which in devoting Ita
oyiiM'tril
I<* Im t *on|il' '• ■IInI M’toly
travel parr this week tu a rrvhw s t i i . l n.itit*,- i,a Sanford mutorI* |.\ Mo
(tl l»r UM’fi Mi Mu -t
Ist- iii,t> ihiii I in tltiwir t m int
of this city.
lu l l 1•'f'Ki. M1
P. MacIHmild llrynn, travel |i iiutkiMif nit tffttit |ti rvtlms* t'f'gimiiiiif of tlit |, , Mhk COM*i-t
I it vt I on t it 111 I h*
editor i f Iht Tiim's-lhilim, visited min* i 11 »•ffu Xitilutiuii*. mihI rftllrtl I |tf hfMlth (•1 ,111111' .it t
no M«:i I
ifanfonl rrcrntlv and hof taken
Ulld pl ogli .'*1*
on a lour l«y rhlward Uirglns, an H( |h i lilii f r lO.itpii ulii>l) III! ti’Mlft, stuliitv * Mil lit
•tn ienls f»om
cU m m , » *
lacretary of the ChsmtKT of 0 ^' i i i i i p glop KiytiF nn*1 *|Mit*tk I
the first thrmigh r « * h t l i grud(*»
Oommvrcr, and Guy Wood, id
Ihnii'
a i •• iiflsnl oil acciu
VerUtlng manager o f The Herald,
Fit 1 1tv11 d n i c r wII keep
kt*ep hi*
hi*
who knew Mr Uryan In JacksonmmIi t cnnlrul," l ‘hir f Wllhsms
items denliiig with the p^ogTr*"
id,
will dimmish
r'U *
Olid h-kid i f the Individual pupil
sJJHi t dvpctid oil the other follow
Tho cwHuplelpd record* uf *tn
c i r m h f t e w r * m * m iw c o v
hi* part, lk'CHt*M* Tie m a y
< Hit Mi«t
fiut/nri Hotel
nils ffidi u
;lft( r II III " f
IDs to -l i i
dents
.ini a rui kl« - ^ ( li n e r
II. M. Popwcrth, chairman of
'•TJnteae R om U Has ''* * w*d to
ths advisory board of the San
rem it It raield o; »bo «K J 's S t f J l *
ford State Farmers Market, and
Germany W j j i s w ^ J t w t n
If. J . Lehman, market manager,
today suggested that Srmlnelo
County fanners plant ' ‘anything
that will grow" this'aornm cr tn
order to cash In on ao Increased
demand for produce.
The big Influx of Army jp e n
into Florida, linked with the nor
mal requirements of food.Ansrcm tbo w ar. ■ »* * V W
Inm .war « l««f « f^ W «
k«te, le expected to m u l t A but
ler business for vegelxbls^ grow
ers during tho summer monthi,
pbysteal elaxk o f »«® ■"
It wee pointed out.
kBttd * VTttt tala
In pest years, farmers7* * ; this
section bavo planted little '(w ring
maar. 0 «»r
UlS summer, principally bees
the hot weather. B a t
S fflS lS lJS R tS E
t^ a -u rs sw r-
'S S L 1*
• M W r v ^ t . '- a g
are o f the opinion that certain
crop* will thrive under Florida's
summer sun and want to see thh
county pat its ahare of feeding
Uncle flam's soldiers. .
Beeatue of (he email volume of
^Jantlny here In the summer,
much California produce find*
ita way Into tha etala and le o f.
T. M oe. ten bandied by the Sanford m ar.
H « D 1. Set- Mr. Lehman pointed out.
atta and ’ William L. Wlleon o f Jacksonae a P**|VUle, director o f s t a te markets,
d troop*. ,kaa tout Mr. Lehman a statem ent
1 aOlanco made recently by John A. M artin,
WpA b« special advisor to tha Council of
Turkey. National Defense and who handle*
■flu pot the purchases o f perishable pro.
Another requaat f * f navigation
Improvementa
along
tha
8t.
John. Hlvtr from jMhoonvHle to
Lake Ilarney waa mommended
by Army englneol* (to the Hou*e
and Harbor, Coramlltoo ye»terday in Washington, according to
the Associated Proaa.
Earlier thla week, the Anny
suggested that fSOyOOO be .pent
on the S t.'Jo h n * from TaUtko
Id Lake Uaraoy. Tho amount
rrqucled yesterday for the en
tire river up to -Labe Harney
was |Z1)0,000.
Tho Houm committee U hold
ing hearings
preliminary
to
drafting an M M M rivers and
b arton authorixaUan. pUL
Colontl Charloo L. Bull also
•aid tha Board «jf Army _tngln*•n recoinmendad a |»,000,000
harbor improvmnaBt a t Miami,
provided local b U m U contrib
uted about two-lhlnU of the
Cost, lie estimated tho fodsral
contribution a t 1*00XXX). The tmprovemont would provide
ad
ditional chanMl fboHitUo and a
turning basin bo gaU waa sought
by local Interests.
Hall told ’ tha committee tho
Army engineer* alio
recom
mended these additional naviga
tion Improvement*!
Capo Fray lihrar .a t and below
Wilmington.
N.
»tVO,000;
Cl
Savannah, G o . harbor tillJ000|
[dace. Thn statement la aa followst New Hirer, ( f o r t I omjsrdale).
"Florida Is goto* to bo in a
fPHhfM.batkr ncsltlon than any other
; *u fr 1 k" DT °f to supply a la m
> ehlrtal
lit was portion of the Amp requirements
qra In *f freak fruits png vegetable*.
- • i The majority of tbs tnwpe are
tor An- looted In Southern state* and
d o r m a n t <•"»» bearfly an Florida
m eaM f m *bair supplies during the win.
C * « !. tor mo* th’ •*“* noterallr FlorL
n f i i ' j C * proximity On tbeso concon.
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B P U .i
City News Briefs
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Frrd toiyUni and
Kliinlwll
lllrncr, laith o f Corbin City. N
V., u e r c issued a marriage Iheiin
at the Court House yv»lcrd~;
School children vho buy tmkr
at school for ths Apufhi Ih>)
concert tomorrow aflcnioon a'
2:15 u clock will lie excused from
their last period classes, ll an
announced today. The concert will
be held a t the Kplecopal Parish
House on Magnolia Avrnue, and
another appearance will ho mud.
Friday night a t 8:00 o’clock.
Grtmittar school children t^ili
b« mdmltUd w ithout' cluirgr to
*'A Night In Sing 81njr,“ * min
s lrtl show to be prttciiU'd hy
the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerer Thursday and Friday night«
at the Chambers building. Frank
Evans siTd today. Among the
entertainers who wlQ appear arc
Ifsrry W llft and Ro^ Howell. Thr
thow will begin tonight nt 7.:tU
o'clock.
• r 'u ?
Fear)
tefod c U M e u
Anchorage
B. C , 911
s. c . n i
* Word a low Irocoastol
to
"
fc ”
o f (M m
Os—
.a— - —
t * 11»
i:.
■ d.-m*......I *
| .ok ( VI I th*
fa* from
•Sill,
yuod
the
school
habits anil
Sanfnnt
'" * ■ o( th* I>ar*nU ara btid sml
such subjects a* liealth, food, rcireatlon, home making, habit |iuU
terns, emotional problc-mi and so
cial living are discussed.
A regular schedule is followed
by tha children and their Inatructorn each day. In tb s morning
when they arrive they wash up
sad change to play- clothes fur
nished by the nursery. Then they
sre divided Into two groups a r.
cording to ago and each group Is
allowM one hour play outside
and one hour play Inside. A t
lt.-OP o’clock In the morning tho
children are given fruit juices
and rod (Ivor oil. o Jst before din.
ner they wash and than alt fa r
fifteen minutes,
listening to
itoriM o r singing song
•A fter lunch they w*
elmape to pajamas fee
........« ht* n £ ^ *
.
i: V I!,.-. 5. ...I of the
................... A n .,. ,-, Sul.fold, told
.........|(. ,
,.r lb. I ....... < Ini* l»»t
I .... l,i „t i, .In ,mi
m.-.tlnir in
II . V.,|,|, ,- ll.il. I III- nerd for
,
....... . ,l,,i,i, li-.t,
possible
,,
........... ... m i -Is iv. f„r oper|,i,,,|, and
,ud l-'day he
....
, •,n,...l rn rd ial" re,.1,, t
,
1 .. W SIN G , Mich, Mm
ii * P
* (luvcrini M u n a ) D \ «n Wag
Wslcnlmys
iJe n lK n -in.n
was Mrs. (isuryu Slim
1.".'
Suimiirtlln Avenur.
U’l-ilnrsdsy aftnnoun nt I 15
urlork you Kut your mail hi
tlir Post Office, where
you
heard a lady rrctive somr in.
ronnatlon about thr
Kvuilworth Lodf*, Ssbrinx, from
a xentleman who Is knonn lo
ruu but was unknown tu lbs
lady. You a o r* a tre y striped
suit, blut shirt and tie but no
bsl. You started reading your
mall In front o f tha Florid s
fowar and U x h t Company nf
flee on E ast F irs t street where
you wer* folnad by Mr. Key
mood Ball. Teu then walked
west with kite on F irs t Street,
Stopped In front of KoumllUt
and Anderaaa'a D r u * ' Store
where you both examined a
Ion* sbaet of Jteber. When the
llfb t
U> U f
clock
tower
thanfod, you both proetedsd to
th* entninc* of tha W oltar L.
Coopar Ayency u d walked i
th* atolra.
raolf
a t The
fora your name
column Friday
i free tickets
Philadelphia
Story” ><
Cary Grant,
Kalhariag
,i# .. t. r.lHy •!«*» the
Lions, Kiwanians
Of Army(-ampaign
Arbitration Agreed
In Michigan K'trike
oiler today unnuunred tin mumigi mi nt and the union h a te agreed
to mi lot rate the dlffcnmceh ninth
lad A F I. unionist* to Uneaten a
strike
against the
ConstnmiPutoir f'liiniiaiiy, n utlilt> »erviiig
gas and elivlrlclty to L'/Mhijioii
Michigun euittriieri
hi* u s
Belgiann'lndtrilnin
Cupl. Rose Tells
Croup Is Organized
I , ............
Hirinti, i ,
yesterday
, , .1 i .. i l ll---*
ylve
a liei„i|, ,I I hI i . I i, hI
report o f lha
,,,,,, S,.l. ..ii,,ii Aim) hi liv dies, and
ll,| i,
r
M.rhdon.
j.sevident, as,M. I ll., . 1, 1 . . lor that be could
I,,, . 1, p. ml
..i,
Klwanlane
uivlnit
l , | 11.••,rm I , di by*.i ted support.
,
Wiili. i
i ,.l. iiu.n,
Imnii-dlat*
I,.,,, ,.i i.l San ford, n.ndr the
f..||ov>it>v
i ...........nt
cuncernlni
il„ .................. Army today:
I mu pin,I o . b n .e the Hal,., 11,-11 Ann y m
our
city. I
, .,,M I,,.!.- to
InHiiywhere
, , , , t , tli.-ie a n - out u Salvation
A m ,)
,,| piijii/iitioii
t
know
vvlint I u)itum Itose nod bis s t a f f
j,,,- 11oifi)* berihml
they
are
v mll,> of nil tbo support that
mu p.issil ly be ylvell tbenl.”
Kuy W lllluins, veiiersl ehalr■iiiiii of tin- drive, said “ l am confid, nl (but every dollar contribiit, ,1 In Ibis niKHoiintion will
p., tutlu-r iirid aceoinplisb m ar*
TImit t u ii i IhIIhis expended otherli ise '*
1.
Jennings Hurt, Jr.,
Joins P.S. Air Corps
WAS THIS YO F?
ated on PalS ix th B ir r .i.
wgg, director
ting fo r spoil.
the school
from Ihe
additional
the 10 lib
tool Board,
Site, Mrs.
b that help
Hi •1wihi ig, <>f ,Mndj*on
I
S
Hiii -M w, of pidntkii; |it .in U W
t huiidh i, of Mu* tlfiiki|s||y nf
H o n d a , Dr .1 f Peel, uf Sodthci n
t ‘tdlege. A If i id ! 'm g o
uf the
psychology (lepnrlmenl
of Du
D kivi i *.(1 v of Fluridu,
M \\
Wil-oh, k tn nf derm of tin
( nlh et " f Arift mid K) lenci id
Mil- I oiiiCfsntv nf I ’h" idn. nil I
Prof 1 I* Hath, bend nt |nd)ht
Flmitln Highway Patrol
iitMhiiig a concerted effort
The guv eminent msih Mu mo
to reduce Accident* in the high,
nouiiceiiicnt after warning
llu
"a y s, ('hief Willianm hum U-en cotupuriy
and the uniun Mini
ridvUed hy .1 J (Milium, director
would use the "full power nf 1m
of the putrol Mr Gilliam ha*
office to see that “ puhlii- servin'
written the >anford Police De- i« nut disrupted,"
I art men t ns ftillow s;
MA aeriuiia »ituation t iis t s un
M»o highways uf Florida at thi*
lime with Die incrraied tuurial
and military travel, caused hy
them
and place the grower* a f Florida
^ ••••SBS* ,1m ' .O
k. l.mttaidB •u-kaslit-CaJla I .
The
im b Iko
Nursery School Faced With L obs
Of Government Funds Needs Help
S r j J X f f ' s . a,
Beauferd, M,
Uvor,
iHlllcti ItiMi, tin KMiglll), Pll'l ur
i c * la u ill t>i' ntiiiji
"Mlirh r t t k l i ’ - ill it mg i n tlunr
t'firly in tin- mm mug, the Duller
I * hief Muid,
‘.Hid though there
’ U less t u f f l r nt thl* time of
diiy, ttr liavc had nOliio hud urt itlcnts in th<
i omingft H e re
• i">prchilly g«iing tn Miiti h truck*,
| hncaiiFc u In ih il> hoideil truck
| Ira veil rig nt a hudi iwle id Hpwd
I uin Im u n
iliiriKt riui*
One
1 truck curry mg « loud uf celery
j
mi Idrid ) i nterdsy while go
ing 4 ft m ilt* nil hour ori Went
I I Ir«t S i r n t , Chief William* paid.
Motor i - u it i t e unked pu r ticiiJ hirly to Im* ciHcfo) of children on
I bicycle*, nml pedcBtrisim were
■dto cniitiniieil ti» “ vsutch then
I "ti’p" m rrousing *1r«*cti».
i The Police Department will psy
I •pi'clsl stteiitiun to ppeeding and
iMcklrss driving, slid running red
light* and ston a igna and Irnl*r« per lights will also be wntchiNl.
;
J , * .................. .
r " P f . f 1*
;
uii.l' r lb. ........
» “> 11
...... ..
-punsored oy
I II.,,.l. i " I I...ulsiana, a
IrS'riatTon,
Wll .i,| ii,'i iiifpot;.' upon I'resjdent
1
.,.(t ■ ...ii-liliiliolial authorJ ’.
, .. i .iii ,uii-i>-i m-chlef of t h *
1 ..... .
hi ni. -I f-.rc.s »«
. tn .lit.,,nur> f-’rce abroad. I t
........ ly
, ,k r to r e s i s t er co d.
I , ,,
(i],|,nsM1oi. to **ueh a
u .m .
.Ir. tnrJnif .* >• i.ol authorl(-i i| mill, i lb., a,-I bill
will K# o»ejf'u[i ju ndviMiba
Mndcitl* iitdiitdiiiifly p t«« phnl
MOSCOW
Mar.
0 —UT) - Sis
With n rh'itn slat** behind it ftrr
Kluffor^ Crippe, the Drill-h ..m- tiiikffh fillnliMen dtiling the pard coui'M'n Ihrv slum Id take niM oc
ciipnlmini they are hrM ndupted
l-ss.ador to MosrdW, Undid til ' <sr, 1hi Do hr** Drpartmenl
the Mowtrw Wednesday on hi> mii| tu ii |><at i h f rertnrd ugsin ti», Mr, low ton saltl
Other member* uf Hu* state
return from Turkey.
Miii j fin , i lurf WilhiiriM s *.
«idn eomimli’o are; Supl K It
•rtstl
fh<
lu-et^ vt ill h* pa*
$iom>
»oii —— 7111«• tho Wtiv*
' ,,M j
i.,.i
ly cumpl- D i
M« mnr nit »•!*•
lUl'Illfl
11 .*,*( ,v, 1. 114li Til call
.I m l it i* Vir iwllgc fTOin
to
[,-r i iuhlrcH
1iimr
t1
initikci
l***rol
1-
I
i:
Increased Demand Is Engine era Ask House
Seen For Products Rivera And Harbors
Group For $290,000
Due To Army Influx
!/Vi
T lio I'u ilt'd S t a t e n told
11it Iv iniluv i<> d o n e i t s c o n sn ltiiliv- ni J V t r o i t a n d N e w
a r k . N .1 . " f o r r r n s o n s o f n a t iuiml i>olii v
T h r s i a l r I h ' i m r t m c n t ’s d e
r i s i o n follow n t t l i e r e c e n t a c
t i o n ot t h r I t n l m n g o v e r n nit'iiI tn liavt*
1h o
U n ited
. . I............ - ronsulatrs a t
Police Department Paul Eddy Visits Gutzon Bordum, 1 St.ili
Siipl.
,oi.| I'.iIrriiiH, Haly.
S. .
, M rig riilhau said toSdiool Officials
in. i n n - i n ) wi.uld hegtn a
Cracks Down On To Discuss Work Not e d Sculptor,
, , I,
, t ili’ fcn**?
|ikll'tu
M 111f i>;ii< nmt t
•1(1
'il'
.
Traffic Violators Pmil W ily , Hi. M. I Dcpnil Dies In Chicago .M \ 1
'M'inl" r-*
m a te d wtthta 1 * 0 mllee o f tbs
isv d a n e llre , T o rirta h . nawtpspw*
181
Administration Lead
ers Draft Amend
ment To Aid Bill;
Objection Is Cited
M
* — (A fV
NUM BER,
Member Associated I’rrsa
AY. MARCH 6. 1911
ivuh giiidunlcd
from
High .Srhool III ll' dh Mi
|'i i t " to he M ill tu Hoi
Irammg mid from Ihcri
uillii, in thu Philippim
(•hU'IkT h Stun* Hus
Taylor Infant Dies
Eleventh Anniversary
After Brief Illness
1 i.rrrxt
tislcbel,
,,*u , r of
<' isI.l.s-1 s. rush Grocer I «l
Ssnlunl Avenue, will observe tlie
el.-,eiillf snniversary of ibr xlure
wltb an open house t.uuybt at
a.un urlork.
The open hguee will b. held
tin- store, and Mr. Gal. bet has
invited bis friends to rail, saying
“ there will be plenty to rut slid
entertainment as well.' Souvrni
will also be given.
LOCAL WEATHER
Mostly cloudy tonight and F ri
day. with rain over tha north
and cantral portions Friday, pro.
bably beginning tn the northwest
and sxtrsm s north portions lata
tonight; slightly warmer In the
north and central portions to .
night.
Lillian
Ann
T a yl o r,
10iii.ijithf-old daughter of Mr.
Mrs. A. J . Taylor uf Lake Mon
roe died lust nignt In ths Farnuld-1 Jiughtoji Memorial Hospital
after an illness of two weeks.
Horn In Fauford on April 22,
li'-io, the child la survived by tha
following:
Her parrots, Mr. and Mrs.
A. J . Taylor uf Lake Monro*,
grandparents.
Mr.
and
M n.
Drew Warren of Lake Mtal-M,
an aunt, Miss Kuth Warren «
1-nke Monroe, and the JfalWtos
lug uncles, Jam es V.
Drew B. W arren, ,
Warren, Daniel Warred,
Warren. Chariot
W arn s,
George Wnrren, oil of Laka :
roe.
., .
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SANFORD,
MARCH
F L O R ID A .
■alty Admits
i Slips Lost
Craft Are
To Bottom In
m
t t a port Jot C a r d if f ,
W jm . w i t h • 9 -h o ttr
b o m b a la a t
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Ik e
e
th e w a r ,
Incendiary
described by
i
of
greatfrlds of
LjJSr T. borriW*
t Cdoftne in t h e G e r-
Wiley Says If Fleet
IB Dispatched Into
Atlantic; Japanese
f May Start Assault
1941
Member Amodated Press
N U M B E R 199
ritish-Bulgarian Break
Is Expected In 24 Hours
Attack On U.S.
Seen By Solon
Ot Termed One
G r e p te e t Fire
da Of Conflict;
4,
Schick Elected By
Legion Group To
Replace Weinstein
aewmi
Dcclaration Of War
Will Probably Fol
low Action, London
Officials Intimate
Another Spokesman For The II. S,
R.A.F. Prepares
To Bomb Country
-i| •
nouncing h li oppoeition to the
Administration'* Brltish-ald bill,
asserted “If we put mir fleet Into
lh« Atlantic blench for llritoln.
ItUler m ar c«»d Japan" Into
attack in g the United Stntcs.
V i l e r . t '.7irm»lon
enmr an
John .1 Schick of Melbourne
W hite House S crrrlsrjr Stephen
ly was telling reporter* he WOO named district commander of
ANKARA, Turkey, Mar. I
ight a “good nigny effo rt, tbo American Legion to reptaeo
— < t l ’l —The Turkish cabinet
to confuse oml mystify ami InWeinstein of Sanford at
wrnf into amalon today I*
.wet poison into Iho defense setup n meeting of the seventh district
ronolder a special message
Jjie nqw going on,"
from Adolf Hitler la I’realW N onibiterT entlanists ye«lrrd*y In Leesburg Sunday, and J . J.
rlrnl Inonu. The meaaage w .a
[■ n ck e ilth e ll r .t a Item pis by the R otto of the Campbell.LossIng
d illk rrrd hv so airplane ro a r,
Sil m inistration |o limit Senate I’oat was named an executive
irr
d ebate ^on I’nvkldcnt Rnoecvclt's committeeman.
jUrltisKJnlil bill
but reiterated
O f the IR pouts In the district,
Ilf %«WnrlH|p4 |*rtM
*
emphatically Hint they ore net 4 were represented a t the confer,
A itllin titn jiv p m in r lo n t Jq,
filibustering the historic ' legis cnee, Mr. W einstein, said, and
T.nntiikn an id L kIav t h a t R rit*
lation.
added that the whole o ff rlr was
n itt m ig h t h ro u k o f f re ln tlo m t
• The move wn» made by Chair
successful."
w ith H iilg n riu
w ith i n
th «
man George, of Georgia, of the
The Hens of the Legion Drum
nt’x t IM h o u rs , w ith t h e a c
Foreign Relations Committee, a f an d -b u g le Corns and the M ajor,
A beghsiUng towards harnessing the eon’s power for light, heal te r Senator Class, llcm orrul, Vir ettoa of Sanford also attended the
tio n iirt'.aum nhly to b e fo land power baa keen made with iho Invention of O. II. Mohr, or ginia, had advocated invocation Le«*>’nrg meeting.
low
ed hv a d e c la r a tio n o f w a r,
Oakland,' CaL, shown top with h i. brainchild. The uppn rnliis run- of the Semite n most drastic
Among the guests were Lisle
S o fia ,
r tu lg a r ia , r c i x jr t r d
aiata of o-IoaiLfro* g lass bulb encRating a cluster of wires, thermo. weapon—elolure - to shorten the
«Uh of Haines City, d ep art, in th* shadow of Puerto Rico's cnpltol at San Junn, n gun crew uf
th a t tlu> b r e a k in O ritlH h -u u lcouplings, otc. Healing and cooling of the Innard, of the gadget dlreusaion and n ltrr nppnaitlon- men! rnmmander, Howard Row.
geaeratea 1 tig watt* to light three tiny lamp*, shown bottom.
1st* had been denounced from the ton of Palatka, departm ent ad the 61st Coast A rtillery r^hrarbr* It* routine on t» t ig HVfi mm Htirlttti ri’la lio n n w a s e x p e c t(leer ae aiding the Asia rau u i by ju ta n t. Jive Clark of Bt. I’e trrs . roast d a f in tt gun. Th«* island lorntory Is fnnl turoTinu^ mi Amcru ed within :tft hours and, as O cr.
ran •'GlbrnHar' for tti* tlvf«mM» of ilu» Fanomo L'unul uiid our runt. man reports sifted through thg
delaying a final vote
burg, national committeeman, P.
rrn uruboard,
apital that the H. A. F. waa pho*
George's motion would lave N. llla tt of West Palm Beach,
.graphing Ihr country apparently
limited each senator to one hour1* national chairman of the Bona cf
1,, preparation for bombing, more
talk on the bill amp :to minutes th* Legion, and Montry Mont,
ihnn lull small pursuit ship* were
on earh amendment. Only one gainer v of Tallahassee,
state
lined up at " nrw emergency
vote was needed to defeat It. nnd rh g rm an for "Boy* S tate."
,1
It came from Missouri's Sena
T hice candidates for State com.
' k illin g colorful Florida sea. tor Clark who sslil "the destiny m b ld rr. who will be voted upon
•1
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J
lenpilal. said ihe mas* movem eat
shells with a few sacks of cement of the American republic is at “ “ the state Legion convention
*
---------'„ f German
Iroope
eonlinued
ey West April 23 to April
and a little ingenuity, Richard ■take and there should not be
in n
Colrnui
f.Hijtti ImmdiT ?md i*mit bwnrd ihrough Bulgaria.
ki-rr also present at the conM ote transformed the grounds of a lim itation of debate.*
He protested th at there “is
Swiss reporle from Belgrade.
re. They are Edgar Vaughn,
hta home, on West F irst Street
if l hi* A|hiIIi»
|lny ^
director
snnvillei R upert Cavinesa,
M
0 Canter of Interest by (he no evidence whatever of a fili
Choir of lltrim ngbiim. Ain , to- Vugo slav fapital. reported that
"Increasing prelim inary con versa,
and Sam MacCahiil e f ML
s i n s “.f f“ lower pets. buster, " and was joined In this
u n u su al fountain<
day un iip itfired Ihf jim p rwrn fur lions" ^-rre underway for a fir**he has 'constructed statem ent by Senator WIpuleri
hr given at Ihe ro J la lia n armWllce.
Democrat, Montana, gvnerallssldelrgste* to the naf the Holy Grna,
Soviet R ussia ^v** re y w tsa
t L w . . o#*pl*_ *bav.e b n «
h
I’ridn \ sfler reinforcing troop* OH IM FrtW
.
.......................
tn at* the shell novel
noon
nnd
evening
ot
2
In
o\
lot
l.
Itiver
frontier facing Rumania,
ter*
are
pouring
into
the
offlrca
Orlando,
William
T.
Comar
of
ties, ho said yesterday, th a t hi
rreitrd on a rhnrgc of slpal- am| .at H till n j'lo- h
H..U.I Russia in fp rw « !. ■?*- •
h f r u f C. M. H and aahl today- kes been considering building a of s.-naickTi urxV,i_ th .fjp to Till. tirlnnHo. and alternate*,, Joel S- meA money
fro m ine u n ite d suites
formal noi# y*4lfrW om an, AnvthoM ■,j -hi' e ni in
at u e troohle was soon cor. roadway to curve lip past hi* m ilter, nmf he cegartk-il th*se Field of Sanford, anil Dr. K. F.
mail, by two post office inspcc
plius m “fully Juatifled.''
Vail of Orlaniln.
ih*t Germany's m iliUry oe.
tftod and th e etna returned to hontc.
.Ink
"Nu m atter how you sugar.
In eddlllon to Mr. R « c o , the tors, William McClirry, 43-yeat.
l*lr owiirrs. '
The shells for Mr. Muir'*
eiipst inn „f the Ilalksn natton
IIn rat i' ns "tllifliln iii *»f thf
H ere’s the w ay it happened, flower pot* and fountains Were cost nr disguise this bill it 1st •""■entire rnmmlttoemen fo r this old m tll carriar, wss taken from
the
Hanford
Post
Office
In
O
r.
nnd tlinl Russia rrfo«e* lo *l»*
k related h r S heriff Hand:
gathered by him and his friend* still • th reat to dem ocracy" h r|d i* lrie t who were elected Bun.
laiulo
yesterday
«f
terunoii
to
- nppnrt of any ktnd to llul.
lir a . E. C. H arper and Mr*, mainly near F ort H f t f t , and not void "I intend to fight » in day Include Giles F. Lewis. O r.
Os •’•*» « * * • '
n d tew Mahoney parked th eir fa r from Sanlbel Island, which Is ■ny way, shape or form that I ••’’do, ami Joe M artin, Co*o*. stand trial in April, Postm aster
M , both Plymouth sedans, on regarded as one of Iho three 01 tan. When the American people | T *"' conference w*« held at the It. J. Hotly said today in answer
till 1ll
• hllllii V
to
questions
concerning
the
In
ri'aliic
f
i
t
'
Hall
of
Leesburg,
and
the
- what this bill
means,
*’ "
" *
[agnails Avenue Just off F irst four most Im portant shell, ga
Imir (hi’ pimtf'tl ni rii«>
Aii til la rv members who attended cident.
S tre e t and set out on a shopping therlng point* In the World. To tir r e will be an uprising ,uch
' i4MeI t hr mi aHim \ i-irt
No
estim
ate
of
Ihr
amount
of
met
a
t
the
Woman’s
Club.
Laha*
never
hem
seer
bofoi
ta u r. Mrs. Mahoney finished get enough shells fo r his work,
•p luwjiril M finnl I ’ u».
money ml,sing could In- made
trr, a Joint dinner for
Mr. Musa takas n truck down to
f i td , and rrtu rn e d whera she
hi- Hmf (if fhr r hi 1m b it
r foupi m • n^rvecl ■( III* *•••• the complaints have bee), coming
mid parked her automobile, hut the roast, and bring! back ■
timmiii! imI '| ti« t vt 1' i ffiperiod
of
several
Virw Hotel. About 1* member* in foi u
g o t Into'M rs. H arper’s Instead. ' big hud of brightly colored onr«
11ill h«’ (hi ....... .
i f C am pbell.!.os«in - Po*t attend month*, Mr
Holly said
Hums fl |«|*' 4*6*«I'inittk
Meanwhile. Ktk. H arper came of all sis**.
IM Stlt l 1 ill 1 1 ”1 • Ne
ed ihe meeting. Mr. Weinstein missing ore small, am ounting to i t till >1M
back where she had left her car,
Ju st na In o th er Hnee o f en.
hi
%%hit It in linhiiTii:
Flower gardrnvis of Heatinol*
ll* M
only u dollar or twu at a time
and found It miming. She Imme deavor, there's quit* n lechn lout’
I III- i(ipMimiif imtnlx 1 *if i)n 1 ....... It y have an opportunity to
Decoy letters containing marked
Mrs Mary Jan e Allen pioneer
diately notified
S heriff Hand to m uting obeli , novelties, Mr
»inn, "H S iilutnin II m fin
entei their best specimen* and
i tills were used as a method
th a t |t had been stolen.
Mu..* will tell you, When making resident of Sanford and widow
l> Niim i*', «{in iirtttiii ini 1in 1iimpetr f"C rlhbon* *1 the an
I detection
Mr*. Mahoney drove to a shop the bowl Of g fancy fountain, "n .
Jo* Thom as Allen,
Vnlft
,.n
•
him
tn
|
OJO.
,ir,,t
nual flower show nf the Sanford
I’r.et Office Inspectors had been '•ill m
on F irst Street, and when she for instance- tbo shell* won't died this m orning a t her home.
1VIlAtill PC' M p l f u r hi
O ili't
G«iileii Club, tn lie held Mar. IB
on the Job for three days and
•am# e a t of the etnre, realised stick when p u t on |h* under. 010 Laurel A vinue, follewing u
vi. Mis Fiidoi C urletl, chair,
it
im <
night*. Mr. Holly said, and had iiMiiijitif vt‘t»f n iif it*r
Jong illness. Bom at Augusta.
*h# e*r w asn’t bem. She Infr-m ed *ldo of the bowL U m ust
been agtchlng McMurray f> H ll!h',f fill f h«i V«(k*lll't L’T"Up It mini, hi id today. The lto*e Circle
th e Sheriff, who b»c*« to H ruro turiud upside down, end then the L a , Jan. *9, I860, Mr*. Alin,
e rratic William Saroyan* l»- the past two days. Ashed why u *' * p r r w f i i l r f j liy | f t (. j,, , | M. f al ,,f ilie i lub Is sponsor of the
wh** h»d h* op need F a rth e r In. ■bells ran ba p u t In place. When had been In Sanford for 68 years t, st book, "My Nam* I* AramMcMurry m ight have taken Ihr 1** tfiri’t hir uf (hi' Viriinji Him,. i l i f t I llln J'fftl v eetk a tU n proved th a t the two making a pool th« Dement is put She was a mem ber of the Flr«: i* among the new title* ■<L...
"Suvi* your nice hloom»," Mn*
money, Xlr. Holly replied that Ihr < b"i», 11)111 Kmvi- (hr hiti'ir In
women bad each o th er’* car, and into the forma, and when I Baptist Church.
Son ford
Library,
Mi*. Elton man did not have an rscuse as 'If
• iMip.i-i tlur itiK I i- 11»1( ( u ilrtl mlvlied, #*or f«»rc# «oin«
Survivors are a s follows;
a swap was made.'
.___
lias a tu la e d , 0 cartain eonaiatrn
Mm.ghton, librarian, aald today. he had * good Job making 12.000
A h-11im m i rrn |
UK11 giaal ones In help make the show
M .. . l —eQ wg Fag# T»r>«)
Mr*. J. T. W heelus, Daytona
ivfiik prolmbly hu
Hat follows:
- a year.
n*'i r 1 a success. All person* inUrveled
Beach; Mr*. R. G. GeUtte. Jock, The•‘Th*
Fir# and the Wood.
in flower* whether member* of
ta
in
sung
in
I
hie
cnunlty
rseepl
McMurtay had been empluyrd
sonvillei Mlaa R uth A braham s, It C, Hutchinson; “Wheel* I"
ih r Garden Club or not, are Inr e t w o e h o r a l g r o u p s . Mi
S an fo rd ; Ml*. L. 8, H#fc*y, Han. the T im ber.'' Evelyn Voa* W hite: St the Post Office here fnr about ,)■ ’ he
Mini lo enter tbe show
• r i T l i e v r s , t h o n g ................
five years and has been a resi
fordi Mrs, L F. Cole, Sanford. Happhlra
Hspphlra and m
th#e Biare
Slav* Girt,
Annuals, perennial,, rut flow*
'* * " —"* * ^ J* " a e Tfcrr.1
Ur*. Mabel A lexander, Hanford; Will* C athert “H. M. Pulhan, dent of Sanford for about 10
era, potted pU nti, end arrangeyears, Mr. Holly said. For the
Mra.
E.
C
..
Bimpasrv
P
alatka;
DAYTON,
inquire,“ J . P. Marquand »jU - last eix months he hail held the
in,1n l, are among the various
JrJin D. Abraham*, BahTortl; Phil- Irigh’e Eden," lngll*
— Colonel La
Fletcheri Job as m ill carrier. It is r s .
ela,,lfirallona, Mr*. C urlelt said.
lip Jam as Allen, Hafiferd; Mr.
tnandant field
F umm Ih e rild ld t will be held a t the
7*.™*
h'’ wl" * •lA" le
a se d lel>l
on bail
Emma H olticlaw , Ronford; Mr, Springs
Strike of A.
Dark _ E ntry,
KltROOl lltla ahnrnMN
await
In
Parish House of Ihe Episcopal
C arrie Townsend, S anford; eleven 1:. C arroll I “Tf**»ur* Ranch.’’ this afternoon to aw ait trial
halted 15,MS,
r " K ' ° ' »>“r * — td ’i
Ja p . fh u rrh on Magnolia Aveun*.
grandchildren and three groat, Charles A. fletaerj "T he Brio# April.
HU physician. Rear Admiral
Mi n who grow flowers are also
sill m i .1reign Mlntslei y».„8e
grandchildren.
f
Wore Black,"
Cornell
WoolMai, iiota, and French A nd,as. invited to enter their prise bloom*
F uneral arrangem ents directed richl "Ilia Wlf* the Doctor,'
In treating cattle for ringworm, ,ud.n t Juries
Araene
Hi’liry In t h e show, the chairman amid.
by the Erickson F uneral Home, Joseph McCord 1 ‘T u rn of the
»om spot frequently is oand- fail'd, aulborllntlve aources said Two I'lasara, horticulture
and
will ba announced lite r.
TsbU ," Jonathan Stegge: "Ran- p ap eA tr until smooth, ihon paint !.... .. 'o reach an ggm rm iut u ni tangem enta, are In’ Ihe men # dl.
Jt
ed with medicine.
flfJftl H arvest,'’ Jam es lilltan .
Thailand (S U m ).F ren. h l„. vision
do-Chins border dispute
Japanese quarters lndt.ut.,1 n
dill.Inn must |,e reached |,ef„,,.
tlir ri miktirr rndii Krlitu>
lioniri. JitpnitrMfB itevtn af-fney.
Ihtlnalt'.l (ha* Japan
lu»i| nvi
WASHINGTON, Mar. 4 — VO
b ;
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■A **
«
WVilfii wtJiiy niton ( J 0:00 I* M — "E ducational orders" designed
E S I 10tiny) _ for* FrAncr’a ittiN. to (rain flva firm* to make civi
t h a t British W o rt fat the Royal He Is only IS, and he wreto
UI’1
lian type g a i masks were aw ard
organisation and a# soon a* It Is
'd yesterday by the W ar Depart
granted the fund* collected In the
ment, which also announced plane
lien fo r Infantile Paralysis, In c , recent drive s a d in the drive lest
to build a 11,000,000 factory to
a t an organisation maoMag bald y ear will be returned here to be
produce charcoal fo r masks.
yesterday o t Iho V aM o eH eto L p a t on depeelt In the name of the
The government-owned charcoal
conforming with th e poileios of local group, ha *iplained.
Mr*. H. M. Heavema of Lege factory, to b* erected a t Featarjo,
eeh apple*
Right now the local organisa Placid ha* sent the Chamber of Oh In, will ba operated by the
tion has |T 9 Mi deposit in a Commerce a folder about Flor National Carbon Com pany.. C h e t,
tl Avenue,
Jacksonville bank and expects ida, compiled by D. If. Elliott -if roal la used in th a mask* to
about M M to bo returned from fieufurd end printed in 1H87. Mr. sorb harm ful gaa.
the national greup a s the coun Elliot was general land agent
The arm y gives small
ty's share of the recent drive. for the Associated R ailroad Land "educational ord ers" to fa rto g t* w
About MOO w es ralsod In the re . Departm ent of Florida.
In order to famlUariao them w ith
cent drive* a i d RTS sent to the
"Florida's clim ate," the booklet m anufacture of a product w hich ■
■tale*, "la declared b y travaU i* it may w ant to o rd e r In q u an tity ' J-...
to n c t l th a t of Italy ." Detailed
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Information on crops grown In
.
this elate is given, In addition to
a map.
D i s t r i c t Conference
‘Held At Leesburg
Names 2 Local Men
K
Movement Of German
Troops South Con
tinues, Sofia Says
qom,..,
es Shell Novelties To
rate-Grounds Of His Home
Program For Concert By Apollo
Bovs Choir Friday Is Disclosed r rite,mr.T
Causes
itement
‘sin., Bulgarian
Postal Employee
Is Charged With
.egfefeL W«<wy
’I
Garden Club Will
Have Flower Show
March 12 And 13
Mrs. Allen, Citizen
Here 58 Years, Dies
; » M l#
Saroyan’s Book la
Added At Library
Strike BUm edFor
Halting Army Work
Offii’lalH Fail To
Settle Border
ietters From RA.F. Fliers Show
Appreciation For Gifts From U. S.
Five Firms To Make
Civilian Gas Masks
Byrd Elected Head At Organization
Meeting Of County Paralysis Group
Eyrly Booklet Of
Florida Received
Commodity
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to set up skeleton a ir bases im
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PAGE THREE
SANFORD HHRALD. SANFORD
L - J .*!-■.!*
Calendar
will meet In tbo annex t t 7:90
P. II- HoiIm m i will U Mrm. A.
U StiMT, Mr*. Lourino Bm I,
Mrs. Grevet* David and Mr*.
W—liJ Cl—
tbo Method l*t Church wfU have
its M m ]» business and social
meeting In tba annan at 8:00 P.
Mb .Mm. Frad R. Wllaon and
,
. 'X* WRDNRBOAT
T h e n will ba a m eeting of the
if, Wnman'a Club In th e lobby
at the Walak* A partm ent* on
P i n t S treet a t 8:00 p , M. for
elactioD of o ff k e n and n b uiL
d u
meeting1.
The Ladle* Auxiliary to the
Brotherhood o f Railroad T rain
men will meet in tha Klk'a H alt
• a t 3:00 P . M.
T h a annual election o f officer*
o * th e Woman** Club will be held
in tb# club houao following the
‘ ■ n i l 11:80 o'clock. Ho*,
will bo Mr*. Boy TfllU,
Mr*. H . D. Freem an, Mr*. E ndor
X n rle tt, Mr*. F rank Evan* and
MM. G. W. Baker. 8peelal muate
turn been arranged by Mra. B. C.
Moor*.
•
•
community tew ing circle
o t a t the home o f Mr*.
Bhaafar, 118 Elm Avenue,
■Tb* regular board m eeting of
tha. Sanford Garden Club veil) be
bald a t 10:00 A . M. a t th e home
af Mr*. J . 11. Coldougb in Bose
Court,
Hewing tetalen* fo r tba Red
<yba* will continue a t th e W o.
id ln ’a Club from 9 >30 A. M. un
til .11100 o’clock.
Tha W. M. S. o f the F lra t Bajvtla t Church will obaerra a »ea»on
o f prayer In the church a t 7:30
P J M. for home mlaalon*. The
rf tg ra m will ba In ehargo o f the
Brotherhood o f th a church.
* , / • ■ TBCM DAT
.Tha SouUuide P. T. A. will
idiot* In tha achoel auditorium a t
3 4 0 P. M. preceded by tbo board
M t U n r a t 8:00 P. M. Mr*- R«r
•up.
telho-
Ihe
lurch.
, E. U C la d of the
P in t
!?*.?&
i. Edenfleld and Group Two aa
W f» *
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la m ealing 'o f ' G eneral TJanLlbrpry Ai*oclation will be
In the EpUconal pariah houw
HO A. H . A lf tnteraated d llhave bean Invited to attend.
•ru U r meeting of Seminole
alar Taro, O, E. B. will Meat In
Maaaale HaU a t 7:00 V. M.
r to tb* moating t h a n will
i covered dlah auvpai
Mmaatt room of tha hall a t 0:00
tack. All mambara and- their
lorta a n Invited to attend. A t
I regu lar m eeting the p a it
itrona and peat patrona of tba
lev will ba honored.
I lia n will be a re n tin g at tha
pinole
County
Tuberculosis
eodatton n t 10:00 A. M. la the
ntlat Church annex. All taterbd. panon* a n Invited to a t.
id i n i tfiftitlnjr
F a i l 8ld* Prim ary P. T . A.
k bo hold a t I d O P. M. in tba
R toriaa preceded by the axacuI board m eeting a t MrOO P. M.
ir-s tts tf*
Tba engagem ent and approach,
log m arriage 'of Ml** Evelyn
M il Mr*- I nr In Klclihcr
Echo!*, daughter of Mr. and
the past weekend In MlMra. E. C. Echo]*, and Harry
llaiu en , to n o f Mr. and Mr*. E. H.
llanacn of Dan la w ai announced
K arl Watael of Daytona Beach
in a novel way a t a party given •pent th* weekend with hi* m e .
by the brl d*. elect'* ■•Inter*, Mr*. th tr, Mra. Victoria WeUel.
D. K. MeNab and Mr*. L. F.
G arner, a t tha home of the latter
H arry Lee and E. J. Moughton
bn Palm etto Avenue last even. left
Tt today for Miami to 1be gone
hostesses chose a bridal several days on buxines*.
motif, which w as accentuated in
Mr*. W. A. K ra ile d of Tall*,
tha tellita upon which scores were
week
kept fo r the game* of bridge hastes I* apendnlg this
played and alto In the bowls of with Mr. and Mr*. B. A. Beck.
■woeL peas which decorated the
Friend* o f A. C. Cleveland will
room* where the guests were en
sorry to learn th a t he la III
tertained. Mi«s Echol* cho*v for
the occasion a white crepe dross a t hi* home on W est P i n t Street.
with a raspberry red redingolr.
Little Roger Garner
d ro n
Mr*.
E arl D otiey
and son,
ed a* Don Cunid with a large red Floyd,
left Saturday for Re
h eart to which satin ribton* were tiring to spend two weeks with
attaches! holding the bow and ar Mr. and Mr*. J. D. Doaacy.
rows. From across the room he
■hot a hyg* red d a rt toward the
Mrs.
! • I. F ra ile r and Mrs.
honorce, with the names Evelyn R uth Gordon W right attrkided the
and H arry, and April written Russian B allet which w as -given
upon 1L
in the City A uditorium in Orlan• A fter the bridge game scores do h u t evening.
Were added, prise* awarded to
Mis* Anna Belle Brown who
Elton Moughton, Jr., who I*
■cored high, and Mis* Carolyn stationed a t MeDlll Field la Tam .
Cog burn, second high. Consolation
w as th e weekend vUltor o f
prise went to Mies
ilerschel Is p a n a te , Mr. and Mra. E. i.
Hamby and Mr*. J. M. Stlnccipher Moughton.
was the recipient of scree no prise.
The honorce was presented a
Mlsa Dorothy Pope. M iu Doro
double electric w affle iron from thy Powell, Ml** France* M e.
the ho*true* aa a memento of honey, Mr. and Mr*. Jam es Pow.
the occasion.
oil and I p t n Lawson bpent
The h os tease* served a salad yesterday a t Bok Tower.
and sweat course to the guesU
late In the evening. The individual
Mr*. J, R. Adam* and Mra. J.
cake* were Iced In white with the C. BUI* have returned from A t.
Initial* o f Um bridal couple em . bany w here they visited their
bossed upon them, and topped eons, Level* Bill* and Julian
with small red d a rts which had Adams, who are student* at the
th*lr name* and the month writ- D arr-A erotech School of Flying.
ten on them.
Those present were: Mis* EveM lii Florence Audubon, Mia*
lyn Echols, the honorce, Mis* Clara R4*t and Mr*. Fogarty
Carolyn Cogburn, Mis* Marjorie of Daytona
Beach
were
the
C ogltim , Mlsa Anna llrllr Brown, tu**t* of Mr*. W alter S. Cole,
Mis* Evelyn
W ilklrwonr
Mias man Sat unlay. Mr*. Coleman
Iferachrt Hamby, Miss Dorothy and h er guest*
attended th e
Marshall, Mia* Katherine Vrniay, luncheon and annual ineetlne of
Ml** Catherine White, Ml** KevU the Audubon Society In W inter
Donk, Miss M argaret
Squire*, P ark a t which time Mi** Audu.
MU* M argaret (Mlti, Mis* Helen lion w * | honored a* their moat
Garner and M ra .J . W, McCoraiick distinguished guest.
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° fA))» !* » rra . It i l ‘c . E chol*..rim .
W. HT G arner, Mr*. L H. Echols.
Mr*. Roy R ed, Mr*. A. H. H at
cher, Mr*. Broughton Watkins,
uk
Mrm. J,. M. KUnrrtjthir, Mr*. Ray • . '*G. i —•-r t t l 'l *
mond Lutidqulst, Mr*. Joe GonT berq ,tw ill {*»' an Important
p e e rin g o f tha Woman'* Club at
th a ’club houte on Oah Avenue
topierrow. Luncheon will be a e rv ij
i i t tt:J O oYTortt,- followed by U i
bualneea meeting. Special muale
baa been arranged by Mr*. B. C.
Moore.
Iloitaaaea wDI be l l n . 1L D.
F reem an, Mr*. E ndor
C urlett,
Mr*. Boy Tllll*,
Mra, Frank
Evan* and Mra. C. W. Baker.
Mr*. C. B. Dawaon, praaMant,
urge* all member* to a tten d and
the chairm an to bo prepared to
W om ans Club Plans
' Meets Tomorrow
Program For Boys
Choir Concert On
Friday Announced
7:30 o'clock In the Oacaola Hotel.
On Wednesday morning an elec,
tlon o f officer* will bo held.
Tboao from Sanford atteodlng
a n : Mr*. H. J . Lehman, regent]
M n . F . K. Boumillat and Mr*. A.
B. Bay. dategate*] and Mra. W.
U Henley and Mr*. MaxweU
Stew art, alternate*.
( o i i w M From P M #••>
rent*
the fla a rt atyla of
period.
th at
rilm comedienne M artha Ray* Is pictured *t a Miami night d a b with
te a l U d i , 88, Miami Beach hotel executive, who friend* say will
bee third husband aa toon a t aba g*i* lha final papers In her
•Iraces from composer David Roe*. Mias Itsy*. in Miami for night
club appearance*, met Lang two Mar* ago In New York.
Azalea Circle Meets *']
At Herndon Residence;
Mrs. O. P. Herndon and Mr*.
J. M. Hayr-a a r m cii-hunteaseo
for Uw regular monthly meeting
of the A ntics Circle of the San
ford Garden Club at the home Of
the form er on Sanford Avenue
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. H arry llccrcn presented
an Interesting
discussion
dq
“W hat Birds Come Into
My
Garden." She listed several Item*
accessary to a ttra c t blrdai thick
shrubbery, berry producing tree#
and shrubs, frrdliig trays and
stations, high uik! low U rd
baths and no dogs or rats. Some
of the birds shr has noticed In
her g ardm include the Purple
Martin, Blue Jay. Bob White,
Morning Dovr, Cardinal, Summer
Tanagvr, Brown Thraxher, Wren*.
Towheo or Rullfinixh,
Painted
Bunting, and MAct lug Bird. She
described these various birds and
gavs her personal
esperlrnrcs
with them.
Mrs. I.. E. Kpeficrr presided
over the ImuiucM *e>*i<m and the
roll call wax
nnnwrrvd
with
“ How I A ttract lilt,U u> My
Cardan,"
A fter the
huslnepa
mooting a Mnl m u tral wax con
ducted with Mr*. Herrvn winning
the prise of u Bird Book.
Refreshment* were rente, I ly
the lio iln o m to the following;
Mr*. Meereti, guest apeaker.
Mia* Maude MnrxhaH, house guest
of Mr*. Herndon *ml Mr*. Frank
Krsn*. Mrv. Henry McLaiulin, J r ,
Mr* G. M Fhlpp. Mre. flpencer,
Mr*- U f - Waahbwrn, Mi*. O. >B
Wireeup, Mr* J^E - stem per, Mr*
P. II. .Stephenson, Mr*. Ilenry
Bussell, Mrs M. C. Hagan. Mis.
P. II Laming, Mra. Earl Ihxsey
and Mrs Joe Jarrell.
Junior Woman’s Club
Will Elect Officers
Mr*. John Schlrapd, J r h*s requested all member* to attend
the meeting of the Junior Wn.
m ans Club to be held Wodm.
day evening a t 8:00 o cluck in
the lobby of the Welaka A part,
m rn u on West F irst Street.
Lire tlon of officer* will b*
held and plan* for the annual
banquet of the club will t* J | ^
cussed a t this time in addition
to other Im portant buaimaa.
All committee chairmdu are
e.k rd by Mr*. Bchlrarvl to bring
l ™ fk -lnonu |r report*, and ail
members, old and new a re 'to |ire.
sent names fo r new inenilwra.
The club scrap book will be pre.
arnted a t this m eeting; '
*
raee
WINTER PARK, Mar. 4 —
Dorothy Crawford, famed monologlat, will appear here under th*
ausplcr* of the Annie Russet Se
ries, Rollins College, 'on Friday
evening. Mar. 7, in her distinc
tive program of original character
•ketenrs. She will h r presented
a t 8:18 o'clock In the W inter
Perk High School niidilorlum.
Mle* C raw fird'a brilliant ecenea
and eslraordinary technique havo
earned fo r her wide recognition
aa one of the most outstanding
exponent* of the "omuwotnan
theater", along with Cornelia OH*
Skinner ami Ruth Draper.
o ,e l
Dorothy Crawford, said to rank
with Ruth Draper ami Cornelia
litis Skinner n* u monulogUt,
will present n progi am in the
W inter 1’ark High Nelmnl iiudltor■ii in Mar. 7 at M:lfi n'vluek.
Under a m u ngi cement be
tween Germany ami Denmark,
the Reich will deliver large
am ounts of synthetic wool to be
u s d in making clothing.
Muse Constructs
S h e l l Novelties
For His Grounds
tr s M iis v o i
r r » « .
navi
cv, th r shell* ar*- laid ill their
places In accordance with a pre
arranged design.
One of the inusl elaborate i
•tructures In Mr Muse's gnr-l
den Is a large pool* with u sti-ll-j
decorate,! fountnln Using from 1
Hie middle of It Tin- walls ofj
the pool are lined with big and
little shells. On rllher side are
blooming plhnls, -ei in window.
Ixii affaire also made of shrill.
At the rear of till lids la a
square slructure,
fared
with
glass, containing miniature ftgnrea which porlrav the story ol
the birth of Christ. 'When thn
lights are tuimxl „n this edi
fice, as they ate nl night, it Is
Iv
S r ?Iced3f .Turo
k' y " h,Th
even
to Soviet
aid ifr,,|rl*i
the something to s*r
T u rk , reilatrd with arm , u„
“It Just s h o w M r
Mua«
n-serta," what run he done wltli
J " ! •**‘w*rvi I'urii , ,
the Balkans.)
•
native Ktonlia ri-ouiee*.
The ilealh rale of holies under
year old Im* di eluted ill Ger
German Planes
i amany
frem '.'It |ierreiit nt the lieIhlllllg of the cojitiuy to 4 perRain Bombs On Irent.
Port In Wales
Sight Is One Of Your
Most Precious Possessions
\ rk V " W rr*" r' ,r
"*»'» dlstrlrt of
aaetarn Libya, and it* e n p tu r e ail.
Potently lo?t
. l-AtATRA. Mar. t- lS p r e la llMiis -viola Elks, charming 19year *eld Grweenl City beauty,
,-limed the honor of being the
first browm-tte to be entered lo
the fourth annual Am leu Festival
>, liu h I.....I i v y r i v l w ill *ponatti
in the Bavine Gardi-iis here, Sun,ls> aftrrm nn. Mm P, at ]f:00
o i lock,
Miaa Juainlii A am n rv|iieaented
the
j i .i
Cniacrnt
( Ity Jayccea laal
NEW ARRIVALS
Thru* •oloUt*. P aul Brown of
Seattle. B lltp ■W alt#' ond Betti*
Norman, b o th ' o f Mootgomenr,
will bo on th e program . The
flra t p a rt of tba ««MMnrt orftU b*
•acre.I m u le , and tlte 4 tk * r half
will ba road# u p o f p f b te r aa.
lactlana.
Tb* complete program la aa
Mr. and Mr*. Wayne Page
Oroad will continue a t th a Woi follows:
•* '
imuiice the birth of a son, Wayne
mania d u b from 8 4 0 A. M. utu
Eniereon, on h'unday, Mar. 8, at
UI 11:19 o'clock.
0 Balutarl* Hoatla, Naaeua.
tin Fernald-Laughton Memorial
tA TU R D A T
Tb* Lord’* P ray er, Focarth.
i.
T9urltt Clob held Huipltal.
f a r B ritain d u b •will
The CaeUlan M ode Club will 1 W aited fo r tb a Lord, Mam
te regular business m eetlnr In
• bom* of Mr*. R. A.
Die Recreation Hall ’on Lak*
tohn
Mr, and Mra. F. II. Robblna of
a R o m C ourt a t 8:00
Shore Boulevard last aw ning Oviedo announce the birth ef a
T U B CHOIR
» lth Waldo Aldrich, Vice p re a t Mm, Frederick lU nacll, J r , on
d eal, presiding.
!
Monday, Mar. t , a t |1m FetnaMA fter the buaitie*. • had been Isiughteo Memorial HoepIlaL
tranaactod a aoclal hob, Wa . enMr, and Mr*. E. 1. K rlsey an,r *in Wth ti* F V e^ irtlelp a L
iiMuitos tba birth o f a son. Mason
„
v .P r v ^ e l w eroi Mr. and Dutteb Kelsey, on Sunday, Mar.
Mra. B. A. MaUeo, Mf. and Mr*
in tba Orange G tneral lloa.
H arry Craaaamana, M
pital In Orlando,
Byrd Geeda, M r. on
Queen, Mra. Jaaaoi ~
F. M. Babb, Mrs. ,
berleln, Mre. W. >.
Radio McWilliams,
R a k h , Mrs. Jo e 1
c. a jC e rt, Mre.
WASHINGTON, Mar. 4-( F V -
Games Are Enjoyed
At Tourist Meeting:
Rubber Tree Celled
Suitable To Florida
—J, J. W. .
V nm
varia'a new Axle-dominated pol
icy.
1
Russia’* ■Ar * » B statem ent
breaking an rhlgm atlc silence on
the p art of the Kremlin toward
the Balkan crisis, was handed
to Bulgarian Minister Stam en,
off by Sorlct Vice Commissar
of Foreign Affair* Vyshinsky.
The note carrle,! strong crilL
clsm of B ulgaria for agreeing to
the German armed occupation in
what the
Soviet
government
called a mistaken belief (le t the
Balkans, and Bulfjfria itself,
would he spared the horrors of
war.
<Thi* Soviet assertion » u in
contradiction of the occupation
which, according In Berlin, was
undertaken as “ protection against
British moves In
southeastern
Europe.’’)
Tile statem ent was broadcast
from alt of Misrow'a
radio
-tnlions, which quoted the official
teat of Vyshinsky’s note,
The last official Russian state
ment on th* Bulgarian situation
appeared on Jan. 18 in the form
of an aaertlon Unit neither tier,
many nor BuHtarla' had con
sulted Moscow on the possible
sntry of German
troop*
lulu
Bulgaria.
T hat statem ent was issued by
the Taa* agency In reply In rp
port* abroad that German troops
would h a w the sanction of the
Russian government in nn w eupallon of Bulgaria, and yrater.
day*
announcement
Indicated
Uie aituallon had not changed.
In the Russian view, now that
Ut# N atl occupation ha* been
carried out.
neutral
diplomat* reported Ku*.la
!"?|Vn*. l1w ,rd "improvnl re.
<;, " nt Britain and
-X i»
Dorothy Crawford To
Be Heard At Rollins
British;- Bulgarian
Diplomatic B reak
Is Expected Soon
Evelyn Echols To
Wed Harry Hansen
I l e - i ’ .-iXL.!
Th* Bureau of plant Induatnr baa
and W ald*
S W W
!,hf
ft-cbH val
aition In the Ctronalcan d e se rt
H l-k
" drtrnilrr*, said the
Hwh Command, had been under
tlegc for a month and. “ facing
renew**! * u , ck* |,y pre|H»ndrrant
fore**, a rs * overpowered by
the enemy.'•
_ Some were d rrlarv d lo hiVe
escaped and re.entered other Ita
lian line* A British arm ored ra r
attack toward Giarabub wa* said
to have been put to flig h t
In the Libyan th eater also, it
was added. German bombers con
tinued their action against the
British with raids on Tobruk and
“masse* of troop columns" near
Agodabla. which lies southwest of
th* R rltM i.capturcd town of
Bengasi.
(The phrases “ masses of troops
'Uggesled an Im portant British
movement on toward Tripoli In
weatern Libya—e movement not
mentioned in any recent llrltlali
account )
In a special communique the
Italian lli(h Command claimed
that Ita forces had killed or cap
tured a large number of 300
Brltiih aoldlere who soiled the
Italian Island of Caatelrosao off
the Turkish coast and damaged
British war c raft seeking to w ith,
draw the troope last week.
An Italian motorboat wa* said
to have struck a British warship
with a torpedo and an Italian
destroyer to have launched three
torpedoes at clote range a t a
British cruiier, causing an s i p lo
tion aboard. A bomb h it was
claimed on a third B ritish ship.
TO NAME F IELD
CLEARWATER, Mar. 4— (Spe
cial)—Chairman Frank Tack of
the Plnsltae Civic Committee an
nounced Monday tka name Tilley
Field had boon
suggested for
Pinellai county's 4800JX>0 airport
In hooer of Read* F. Tilley, Jr.,
Clearwater youth, who enlisted In
the Canadian Royal A ir Force.
Tilley la now so route to Europe.
HEALTH FLAW OK■ TED
SARASOTA, War. 4—(Special)
—Tba Ha rare La County Central
•lew Monday approved • county
i
supported
■nty, ache '
and d tp o f SaraaoU a t
‘ not more than fSOOO
lift Ua Help You P ro tect
T ito Only liyca You'll Kvcr llcvo
Dr. Henry McLaulin, Jr.
113 South Park Ave.
Phono 357-W
S A VEl
ON YOUR DRY CLEANING
60c
Pants 3 0 c
Suits
CLEANED & PRESSED
CASH & PARKY
ASK AIIOI T O lJll
ECONOMICAL L A l’NIHlY S h l t t l U .
LANEY DRY CLEANING CO.
110 EAST SECOND HT.
TELEPHONE 165
FURNITURE
SALE OF
ODD PIECES
CHESTS
VANITIES
BENCHES
DRESSERS
NIGHT STANDS
L,TTLE AS
PER WEEK
SEE OUR SHOWROOM WINDOW!
Workmen
CASUAL*
Andrew
a ant n u it i
W * '
*
�1
■ -
■
- I
.
Are Jubilant
t Balkid Mevea
Ml$£
A a.eb all
bed
ho* a Store
pod a t« M M daeUtm.'tn C am p
wap’a Agamy. Harry's thrum
moved up with Wart Jewelry to
third place b y dafaatin* tho
Grapotta tsam two to on*.
.<
S O tto n *
*W«rt Jdftafry
drhrltj* oi
Oh*«t
Picked B f. CtUimmUl
d ra |h and dlfonlcrlj, * u found
■"•HI" with watchful dbtv lti* and gfren a straight aeou t U folio win* British plPn»
tanea of 90 days. Norria waa also
charged with assault, found
tu llty and sentenced to straight
^
s K W ia s
H T d ay i. Norria had another
iwa. nr c m a a — __
charge of aaaault against him, •’■AML e. MALLOY, ptatatirf.
wwa round guilty. and sentenced
m a l l o t , n«r*n<i.
t* M dare. J. C. Piiteoett. charged n f n u n D c.CITATION
with bain* drunk and disorderly, T it* 8TATB
r r / . r : OP rU m iD A i
estreated a (US bond. Jake John*
m e n aavid
no
c. m a ll o y , i
to t ntrt«t,
chut
am . (barged with beta* drunk and
•W
N
gvU
V
A
N lX i''
'
”
disorderly, waa found guilty ond
Notice la haraby alY«i that eult
far Uvuroo baa bean Instituted
aaalnai you. in the above stylo*
•
Jamas Harper, accused of as. Court by Pearl K. Malloy.
lo biraby ordered that yen
alt to commit murder with a •raIt required
to
be
and
appear
be
id ly weapon, waa.transferred
fore Iba above styled Court at tbs
ho County. Walter Jackson, up (burtbo«*<i In Hanford. Remlnole
Plorldu, on tbo ftp day at
ui a charm at druoktnnvaa, waa County,
A. D_ tail, oibrrwua. a
Uamlaard. Robert James Johnson, April.
dbarsa pro ronfaean wilt bo op*,
harped with dborderly conduct, laved M ann you.
C
It la farther ordered ibat Ibia
tad h b m m continued. Mack
notlro
be
publlabod
In
tbs
Ran
ford
Mcaa. charged with dborderly Herald, once verb weak ter roar
onduct, waa dbmlaaod.
rnnoeeullVo wteb*.
to
S
rtto
* i' dM*
^ r J*
/ Dn
^ ' gHMB#
t2 2 l
Ia N
lU»y
at fay, Stockton, f Bit
I Magatah writer,- pr«
GrandSon Te Make
Attempt At Eighth
Win At Dog Track
MAGNESIUM ' LIMITED
(9ne<-
• oAittiANn
Jag Madwick
> Ha tart againat
field c f fu tu rity do)
tor U d d it unco a |
Into tha lineup aftci
pome weaka. A bo
Cracker laid, Smoky
Forget, Je rry Ray.
add Rambling Nora.
Yf*
If e w f lg H |
Greyhound Remits
I8T RACK—Futurity :]» I I
PP Off air. Pla.
blew ffpdad 1.1*. t ao- m ile Smith
Cm
,i
becaoaer
to outwit h
its meuthbi
said, “Tftatl horse do
Btwjtecttog that thw
felt the horsd crtOMr a
v- . . ^ uj,
V ' :*
Wwm
RCl ■T V ’ U'y jgx.
l
nX' ^ «
“ c T rk .
w, a p m e a n t
;
IT.
Stolth and.RaL
Sfes-JSS
of Clrrutt ib u tt
and Orlando an U.
A H e tn e M eef
mpd wMn tha Yankees, open the!
Wltnooa my band and official
Peat at -dastard, la tba County nr
hvmlaole. la tba a u to of Florida,
jbta lb* tth day of Marsh, A< I l f
(HKAL)
O. P. irRRNftoAc,
Clark
»*d Jlot BoOoialdy.
lM tor tha IN I action but was
<repa red to shave tho flgtirte'
Germany a concern w in
in d
*
R A c b -^ p u to rijr
i ^
*
iia
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 7;30, AT THE THORPE
AVS. .AT SECOND
^X'yJEaEIJTSE
SEE MHS. COLENA W1L-
»-»
i i i
>&OF COOKING
f j u e b r J i t * t l / l l l i D a v a i f ( jf S
AMAZING
rT
T T iw ftJM u a& i!
rJ-.A ta* » .(* -aL n ^ w -« u k r %. Y »
KLECTklf
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<r
n
V
PAGE
TTTR S A N F O R D R B R A t P . SA N W M T O m m n u
,.#S*
Samm Finds Bayonet Work Something THE OLD HOME T O W N
Like Boxing; Teaches Soldiers Both
A F E U -E F P * * O U R T O W N
i Br w aynk o u v r n
CAMP >BLANDINO, Mar. 4—
(A V « C F « " M who snow* how
ta handle h im ,elf In a boxing
tin g and you have, a man w ith a
p re tty good foundation fo r bay
o net w ork, nay* Fetey Barron,
f geee<r
world"»
featherw eight
boxing eharapion.
P e te r apeak* fro raflnt-hand
n p g l m c t . U a a a private ia the
arm y here, enlu ted with the
147Ui In fan try the day before the
National Guard waa motUUed.
H a a been preaaed Into mnrloe a .
By STANLEY
M A S D E S IG N E D
A S U B M A R IN E "T H A T S A
F O O L E R — THE
T O P D E C K L O O K S L IK E A L O T O F
F L O A T /M G L IL Y
P A D S - W IT H A F R O O
in the books."
S IT T IN G
H ER E
AMD T H E R E — A N D T H A T
" T H E " T R I C K - * T H E F R C X S S . ■* ' r ~ L
V g P lT O U T T H E T O R P E D O E S
or for tbo'Alat Division.
petajr. won hia featherweight
title in M ay of ISM from Freddie
Miller and defended It four time*,
loolng the crown to Henry A m strong In 1M7. He quit L » l a |
entirely n year ago and tamed
to tunning hia health dab at
Birmingham, Ala.
ow wily M year* old. S u m
he h |d put away enough to
aaaura him a auUtantlal income,
“and I wanted to get out while
1 waa etill In full po««eeaion of
my facultiea—1 didn't Intend hacoming a punch
drunk trial
hone.""
A t that, be fought for 17 y ea n
and in aome 200 bout*, ‘'and I
w*» ,uc.ky tn getting good puraea
—I made M0,000 on my Anatrail*
and New Zealand tour alcme."*
I’etey er.oecta the army * train
ing program to do great thing*
for boxing by uncovering new
prospect*.
DIES (IF
F O R A IR .
Ferrous Sulphate Is
Aid To Baby Chicks
OA U4ASVILLE,
Mar.
4—
(S p e c ia l)—I’owderetl ferrou* aul*
phate in rdikII iirupiulion* will
give artificially .in riib ati'il chick*
« b e tte r M art in life, a erunllng to
Dr. M . W. E m irel, S ta te Kaperl*
rnent S tatio n veterinarian.
Before feeding atatin g m ath to
Dr. Kmmel
*ay».
BSSfE&JS:'
habit. U ttitai k u Tc, miU, moui)iantl
•cptic and. deodorant regularly.
“
' r*S.
Ctmsri \ tit ji n
S p artan *
I ll*' III h leaf li t , which
illiMtrati il w ith
gTuptH
and
dm ginm a,
pro*
photo-
ia
fuM h
d lacu iaca
tIn
of te -ra rr maintenance
n eoni’isc nod simple manhc/,
v im II vuli cfuihlc farmyrn quickly
to nta >11 i tie fumirlnmenial prlncijil< of mnintnining tcrracea fay
|*i o|H*t plow my
hi
The I eiui’ii* Innintock Lode
t.iuk it* iininc I rum n man who
■m m led the u n l i t nupply to the
I nunc-
ECZEMA
I doll Id Z#mr> <a tm lftl aivt jurnvwl phy*
- 4 ’M - * : i t y l i K A l i r i r . i ' l l
t J 7( ’<>1,1. A FI l i e I V . III. II I ................ I*.
i ' l . K T T t ’1 K, I r e l i - r *
I. . .1. .......... m i l
* titMui i litim i i hu t.- $: mu
ftN'hiN’H D u s H um 3ie* ■**
J ’.MtHLK V |>oa
H um
............ «»<•
1'KA S
S i. «| ii «i I «
The
SICKS
Service,
Fnty , South Carolina, he tttid.
T o p .lire--H ie with n itra le of
■ihI* n fte i the line* have set 0 ,
reasonably good crop of fru it,
►
praying plunl* that have lieen
iillneked In leu f dl-runi'H, iiuti
a tn k in >r
nml
pruning
I it hen
inti cpiole u.it i i- nvnllal’lr for
ii rlgwlInn I e n
mi'HMite* th at
n III help | ■i el i ut -un-.enld of
tiiinuliie
in lint
d it
tren ll’er.
N itra te
el
. ihIii t«p dreaaing
should In iipplii’d ul llu lu te of
2011 pound- per nr re
FI f i t aftfillmf k>n* f»f |*owrtf'itfy t i t h i n g
i T I T I tH H , llu . 11 i»t
•, I'm it of. in n r .
i f N tT A TOKM,
h i se > Ni«
t i ... I., i ; mi
11*«t | III v ,
i a . I*,
iks .|
m
in
i * i
■irUn’t |>rrsrrtptli>n} farlni wundtnul
d t t f t Fflfof* Th» f| Ifmi auiv-rh nKsliratioQ
(nonUlDM 10 (S tiffnut h i|h ly rtf* rtlr«
In^m U onta) ft a rts r li h t In tn n»lp n*tur>
fimmDtM F A S T tMkalVnc. (ir«t«ful iissn
w rit# tn from r o t i t tn m u t lira Ma i
ji r o m p t r rau li a. InviaiMo. ■ u l n W —
If
M’nnt trrfttl f n r mnrmylM
akin Irn.AUr'ita
tiiH, | i
fipA tHU
ronrlnreaf jtKAl* SRVFIIK
may
of Picking Winners
TONIGHT'S ALL-STAR FEATURE
n t ii h a c k — H rm tm
~(iir)
— Imund
t~ t
(in*
H «»u the air orar
WHIIO tonight at
fill
>ith all the
"ilifpr1* on the doge!
at tin* Sanford.O r-!
landir Kennel Club,
nr*ad|ie#&i^Alraftrvfi(iii. i*It dru|iiturns
. F a rI ,a | l So to | l »"
I t AI iftMlI.
I Hit
H um
*Ftm Awiiuftitii;^
U Pt.V A l'II,
2>u
......
to
liter
|M,. 1 „ H.IMI
(.»•
i n f...
ii* m , .
• !i■*!« •' I n Y e )
| 2 Sy t o | ; i .*&, 1 0
Hr
l l
Itu
I 'a r lttii
uiii*
ll N I I ' H , | l u t
Hun
'*■ 3"*' Li I.OP. Mil
1 1 '( M l* HAI.AI*
A T I’l l f l t l J . m
||ti
p t. g
Angler Rlddls Dukr, 2S, nephew af
Anthony i . D rvtci lUddlc, U . ,B
Mmhaundnr to tha refugee govern
mrnt* Jn Loudon, la ehown on ht.
(#Ut*i7nuiiT.
» ty in T rim wrnni t » k Fim irom
New York to Fort- n ix , N . 1., and
* o n o r u t a t i: r
A r t 'l .n P . V.i rim .- T o
» year'* training la the erwiy. M ar
nod and tho father of a 3 -yra r-oU
»on, ha volunteered. IL la a iv u . i i
of D o r L Duka Crum wtll.
Lambert Raumacal Co., Sl Louis. I f ,
r S. Deportment of A g rk u U n ta
leafl«'l i t i t i t |rd. “ Flowing for T tr*
nm* .MmntPiiniKF in the South"*
AnniMirii’ement th a t the leaflet
ih nvnilftHp
wn« m a d e today by
C o lin P C u im . s l a t e coordinator
for the >• il Con serration Fcrrtce.
C'opir* may br* o htnlnrtl without
m*t from ii>ral Soil ConsCTYatlon
S itd ir
rvprvw ntatlvcs or ‘Ity
u iilin i: i*ii- Kryionnl Office, Boil
50 Years S u ccetsI D octor's |
Form ula fo r Itching of
I
|,tl (i
»t.-4t Mil I.
£ , tfr
W K A ^ lililt
4 —
No
■tir.irTH. iHi*.
I||if
t
CAIIItAUl- I
P roviding ferrou* *ulphate in
th e feeding ma*h enaldr* a rliflrally-incubated chick* tn overcome
a derangem ent of blood n il* th n t
ia c h a ra c te r I*tie of them f h - n
'iS W 'r t. l , y. overrmrilntr tlim r e n
dition tht* chiclot *hnvf mon* ^ i |o r
And v ita lity and a i t tnnrt* ’ tv * .
•k tA n t tv iliMiaacii, Ih r v f tr r lilArUn rApUinx.
'
7.-2.T
MARKET REPORT
ahould Ih* Inrludrd in
the m ath for *lx week* after thu
chirk* a re hatched
C et the enjoyable Lkwrlpc Anibcptlr j.
liISTBBINE
wBAUTOSIS
U P
u ie ir .n a- -o-ce . *ikt. ir n i'in
tontpound
of mouthlodqfa, 4nd bvtnnmU »tha
'
C O M E S
i ft.Tine*
Ike feed,
W
. ..
a r c l u r e to b e
'
jUAt
ta
h
o
t y o u q fo n te union,' u ld try
•
f& R A tO R A P P Y G A L E W W D P E N N Y
rhlcka, farmer * and pmiltrymen
w ill do Welt to m i, from four to
six ounce* of powdered ferrou*
aulpbate w ith e v rty 100 pound* of
it- Llatcriiln« A n tiifp lic
th»y an* tn ru n tin u r to function,
u iii 1h* intercitnl in a abort new
U ir.
0
Florida farmers, re a lL
i.mjr th at t'vrn l he bent of torr»G*H
m ud he properly inainiattiedi If
F e rllilie r for fruit nml nut
trer* on Mindy -oil* -lioulil lie
upplimt nl two different time*— '
one
npplieotnin
m*l
I’efoie
growth i to rt- mid llir oilier in
nuiumer. m ini time In June. Any
good rommereiiil fertilirer eon.
M ining I to 0 perieiil nllntgi’H,|
7 nr K peieenl pliorphoile iu'id,|
nnd 4 or
perieiit polnrli 1*1
•ultnhlr
WOUNDS
Then bacUom any cxcun for afloath « a t a S K lh tMUtoala (bad breath)
due 10 Mod fermentation in the mouth.
11b M mayto make your bran h aweetcr
and ow n agreeable with Uatalnc, the
mfit entiaeptlc.
The hatlhnw thing about thi* offcnWveceUdUon I* that nearly everybody
haa it at wane time or other without
( R d l tn r i N ote: Inform ation
in thl* rolam n comr* from renrarch worker* In Ihe B tale
R ip e rim c n t Station In (lainea-
llAl.VE.SViLLE,
T llle .)
"Som e o f tb ca r boy* are n a tu
ra l fighter*, alth o u g h they've nev
e r te e n in the ring before," he
dec ia red-
n n lo r a i y a b le
i New Leaflet OuttiiNfcs
Terrace Maintenance
A f e rttltie r unalyitiiir ’> nor.
c -n t n i t rr>—i-i i, 7 i»rrcr»il plroa.
phoric acid nml .*i p*’ivrnt notn*li, ip p lin l *t Ihr rati- of 1200
to 1300 pound* per n rrr, h n ,
bern
found
*nli*fnrtory
for
*i)Un«h i»ii im ot Flotilla
roll*.
Front 20 (<< 1I1 peiveot of the
ml nitron *li<>uld I*.1 ili’iivotl front
u rg m ilr a rm rir- If the -oil Uaa
been g in n hill m l tipplicutiou*
of phorphoi ii ueid during; the
p«*t six ntmitli* the am ount of
I liio inatrM ol in the fnritiuln may
lie rt'duee.l ii» f» percent.
S
lie pointed out that there wae
plenty of opportunity to dlacovei
good fighter*, with the Mat Dialalon atone conducting eight bout*
weekly In each of 10 ring*— a to
tal of 80 per week. They fight for
company ehampilonihips, rag I
mont champloinahip*,
brigade
ehair.pionahlpe and the dlvLIoci
title. After that, they'll atari
fighting It out with other divialon* and other branch** of the
•ervlee.
Advice On Farming
M atters Given By
Research Workers
i Jho .I i .. | t )
fee AItr
|||. i
.............
|u m
i*.
pn
mcH iic
fluoai
a n d Its l o u p S -
t n e ^ b on Aliiftfhtle*,
ia
f.i
T tr r
w lp LrraV u p paltu u l laoal euafea-
Uool JtUdu In I airvaftha.
1*11ST
woQilif-
STMXfltinf “ < OI'NTI »l-ia»ITAIcF*.
-c-”>oti—*lr n
M r M IN O IIS
I W ft* !, qu irk rH lrf from d h t m a of
A I I.O \V IJ >
1 IM K n r l \
P . ,M f
San l ord-O rlando K enn el H u b
On Itoiilt* 17 (SiinfnrH M tffhuny) nt l.o ty w e o d
iiImiuI s m ile). N o r th -u f O f U ndo
. TURN A T RED ARROW
PA N D U N N -S a c ret Operative 48
M llH O h
(' S i ft h
C lassiH ed A d v e r tise m e n ts
6-IlOOM -BUNGALOW 211 U a- COLORED U1RL8 U r laundry
work, experience jM t.jtecrM gry.
Pi*
Ea»y term*, rhottc
T ry a fte r BtSO P . M„ Bemluel*
C ounty, Laundry, ,818 W- Qfd,
C-ROOM I HOUSE, corner, PloYal
Height*. Good condlllon, Urine
right party. Bargain. Box 44 {SITUATION
■50 T H 0 5 E T W O GUVS LIVE
AT THE -C O O CK Ea MOTEL,
EVi ? TMEV TOLD T H E
OIRL T O 0 0 SO M E T H IN G -W ONDER WWfiT T H A T WAS-
TME BEST THlNO
POR ME T O DO IS
TO REPO RT ALL
THIS STVJFP TOJ*
te
bank ok
.
^bTER^pnnfflinnfiinii
VEAH,
BANKOK, I
T r a il e d t h e g ir l a n d
SH E M ET TWO GUVS IN
A R E ST A U R A N T --W H A T
w
0 0 V OU T H IN K
Jll O F T H A T ? ?
m yT :
THE K0OCKER H O T E L T H E N
THEV AREN'T LOCAL P O L IC E HM M -- B E T T E R K E E P YOUR
EVE O N T H E GIRL- - - 5 H E LL
GIVE VOU T H E A rts WE R ^
■
SO O N E R OR LATER *
■
At i t IM F
i *j
K A V 5
DOOM
l TOLU ME T O D IS G U IS E
,1 I t AS AM O L D Y/OMAN GET
I ’l t i t ' l l P S CART AND WATCH
IKOK S H O U S E - - H E 'S S U R E
[I
t IM tj OUT S O M E T H IN G
t o
I hai way/
([ifirr^ — W j
GIANT ^ N S Y , Carnation, LarkSrwMoa,
JO B A S a u rte 1
1117 Cypreaa
BOV
GOOD farm land will COLORED
cook, hoheet,
— • r --—--v
per*, eggplant, beana,
William Johaeoa, 1118 W . 1th
•hr, Daifc gandy wdl
at
■.
. * •< •• - ■. NEAT, HONKfiT and dafMdhbk
By FRAN STRIB
I H A I M HUNLH M£Y tVS
( 5 ivir*j lt>-THE H i; S O N
THEY Ahn7 1) MV NAMff [
T O L D TT iEC I I IVAS T I C
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M p » \ £Jto *
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• W i i f into, h m l MHJ
b tc M i Important aid*
0 't t l
health, a r t Vtrnr <4 w
£»»<> »■
Cottog b«lL A b l t | with I
to h i m lnehle *1*0 Iw
f r« h meat, fruits, tonjl,
■ant. w o
M tu ser to
1
rv la BUir* pconla wh*
4 fW io *X 9**A r, A
>TTI HELP HIT1CTD1
Is M ear* Tom
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Cotton Stamps Tc
Help Cut Surplus
Of . Fiber In U. S
GAINESVILLE. Mar.
Dm necessity of p m
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farter* which led to
the new supptemen
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also mar am rasa paymant* and
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1MI
Jeney Jails Maestro; Wife Flies To Aid Him
President May
Create Advisory
Group h Cabinet
y4SttlHt*jVN. Itpr-i—
ad op ted
Help Dovetail Aid,
Defense Programs
of a bill to
for eon* truefacilities b
Itto ’ii.': Klemperer, Internationally
known o r th c itr a eo n d u cter a n d com poser, I*
ah own In th a Ifo rrla taw n , N. J ., Jail. T he o h .
Ja c t of a n in e-sta te M arch a f te r ho disap p eared
from a p riv a te sa n ita riu m In R ya, N. Y., he
Japan Described Mrs. J. L. Brigham
As Combination Dies At Her Home
After Long Illness
Of Old And New
Chariot
beglnalng today
so«W BenfoM
Hotel.
T am pa; Mrs. C. II. T aylor, T al.
lahassoe; Mr*. M, I). F rier. Lai he
land; and Mr*.
Count il, So.
vannah, C a.; and a num ber uf
a ta ri* , n v p b a u i and olh. r re la
p an h i i taken on a .v « |t e r a com- tives.
Funeral service* will lie eon.
pletlon, the speaker —Id, many
of th* convent—e— tt this coun dueled a t th e Krickaon F u n n e l
try cannot be found there. Th* " " m e F riday afternoon a t n imi
jrapeneae, mainly t o w n until oeluclr, with Dr. E. |> [Irownlc..
» /"' the
Ryan l.ee Wood „r
the muddle i
the
Hyde
P a rk
P resbyterian
nr* now tun
Church of T am pa
o ffid a tin g
Industry, ML
DurU l will b« In h v c r g rr m (Y m e.
Saying he found
w hat he bed exp*
markable combinetVw
and tha new^—the
Worker* To Meet
AD Salvation Army campaign
•"< economy move, HemL
i minty'* ttoard of CommUl - has asked neighboring
.i : lty.01 H u l o d
if tht> woulii hi? Interested in
» 'irking I lie |»ri»rnrrs at (he con.
* u t fAiiiii, iin«) j i ilr r d iy at the
r* gular Hireling «if the Hoard tha
t v ml vhi'il tin- (Ymmisslonera
.ii It would In uilllng to work
i ' ;rris<jiir-rs, if th r t'ounty fursisters, Hr*. Jew ill I*. Wells uf
-K*d ilothi'P, mvtlicul aUsnlion*
c.
•I, and If d
mild relieve the
i v of H*BjKjn»i(>iltty. 0 . I* Horn.
ii, tlt*rk, pun! Imliy
H'Ceusr I‘f III!' miimI) number
p riso n i'ts i«t the cam p, the
• i per day fur each m an is
I ;-'5 , an iu \estig n tio ii by (he
i .rumliwtifm Ims revealed,
Move Reported Under
Way To Check A p «
parent Yugoslavian
Swinjr Toward Axis
Canadians Land *
At Creek Port
Resident Doctor
F o r Health U n i t
Needed In County
U r*. Jim m ie L ilja B righam , re*
• Ident of Sanford fur lln years,
died a t her home, 01" P ark A ve
ilu s, a t t i l t h o'clock this m orning
a fte r a lung lllnraa.
Born in H illsborough county,
l l n . B righam « m a m em ber of
Ihe F irs t P resb y terian * Church
8.people ay* «efo UUrate here and a teacher In the adult
Brief tha XflMteMUUv, Sunday School uf th a t churrh.
.Mora recently she wp» a m em ber
of the P re sb y te ria n C hurch of
TerapO. Hhe w as fo rm erly mi 1 0
VcrnoQ A. live m siabcr of th e Shnfurd Wo
ui mlaeloQ- man s flu h , and a p a s t w orthy
m atrun uf llin O ftlrr p r the Fla-t.
e rn S ta r of Sanforrl. S he had
taken an
active h a rt
m lln*
ffgular social and civic a ffa ir* In tins
city.
Survivors Include tha fallowing
“Many mud hut*
roofa In oOX of the
pa—** to th* B its th eater will be ate,
equipped with"el
giem.
. .
you will liiuly
\ Ka*h day, a roving reporter and
Inaid*, Mr. Crawfon
jn Q ' .sbooea a pareon on • the
____ . . . . . . . ______ ___ tt d a .
■treat* o f tha <|ty, and give hi*
Sehretion A rtsy
As Envoy
S lig h tly Colder w eather la fore
c a s t f a r F lorida toniylit followed
by w a rm er w eather
T hursday,
w ith sc a ttere d front In the north
and in te rio r cen tral portion* of
tha lU t c and overrent akhr* ra n g
ing fro m f a ir to p a rtly rluudy.
New ra in sto rm s riru rk a t oner■unny C allfo n ila Tocwlay, but
th ere w aa a ilro iig likelihood th a t
the w*elr»-Iong w et w eather wa*
n e ar a n end.
W hile workm en battled to rctlo ra roll a n d hlchw ay nervier ill
m any ioeaUllea and to mend the
B u lg aria 's M ini.1 . 1 to C roat
dam age to flooded liouar* mid
i t e m , w e ath e r observer* »aid a Itritnln. N irnfni .Mmiti hfloff, reblah n re atu re a re a which ha* hern nlgneil hi!* (tost in i«it it ■al mgtilriMt
shunting Pacific sto rm , south uf his c u u n tr> ‘«
iilmti«fi tt* liltth eir norm al course
into
the It-r, m akiiig Hitignnu mi A*i>
northw eat appeared lo In' break m em ber, mill it mk r
**frrr
Hiiliffii irii"
ri-giuuIn*.
New ra in fa ll in l.u* A ngrlr* m ight h f I’stuhli-lu <1 in Luiulmi
ra iled the total for the Mu-on 1
to l it .! ] Inches, com pared with a
norm al fo r till* period uf 11 :it.
The laaaon began la-t July hut
nioat uf the ra in ha- fallen since
ni Id-December.
The norm ally dry l,n« Angeles
R iver, now
n raying
yellow
i Literacy Rate
S6mmented Upon
JUwanta Speaker
p c ' her description In the a fte r
noon** Herald. When th a t person
eem— la to The Herald office and
U IdenU fM bv the reporter, he
wtU.be riven hie two tickets.
Mr. B an thought th a t the
m a a etw it which It being used
kf }ha Bain bridge newspaper
Resigns
Rainstorms Continue1
In California Hut
End'Appears Near.
W A SH IN G TO N , l U r .
Th* Proeldent w ill M i up * n p « r
eluding four cabinet
id pooelbty
H arry
a lp him dovetail n a HopkJn*.
m and B ritish old
illabla tourroa pre-
tttioa ' rtiponilbiUty
with i' tha off lea of
ia—grown t but th*
w la <ta ba an adviao iy itaitM B l raildaut Cabb at tom*
ralttee S U S am win b# null,
Stirs son, Kbc a and Morganlhau.
Tbelloum public building* and
ground* e a i n Uttaa baard Tuaaday
that lack «f schools, water iyahar eemmunlty fa-
British Break With
Bulgaria And Hint
Raids May Follow
Slightly Cooler^
Weather Forecast!
Here For Tonight^
In 1043 Sought New Committee To
(me Limitation To
* e M je tt To Okey
Of Conknas Group
NUMBER 160
Turks Continue Mil
itary Preparations
At Increased Speed
. n«
t.-nrU trU
Cess,
Britain severed rilplomatlO
rclntions witli Itnlirarla today
with « hint dint bombs m ay
Koon follow utul moved to
cheek mi uiipurcnt Yugoslavia
f ittin g into I h t' Axis.
In Itonu', Fuscist E ditor
( i i t t i i n Mini llritnip was movinjr In Iml slop (Jrccce, land
ing n o "almost complete
division' i t C anadian troop* a t
' Solon itsu, key I ireek port.
I n rk i.li in ilitm y p re p ara llo n a
......1 niiird nt an u rg e n t tem po aa
tin tuition u n ite d for th a g o v e rn .
Mi nt's i * m'l inn lo lU ller'a xnes■ag" to l -ii siilrnl Inonu. It r* .
t- i it illv sold the N ail* w a n te d
In look a fte r T u rk ry 'e " in te re s t
snd well being*'1 Q ualified ohe
.■ I vi !• thought it w ould h a v e
liiilo r f f i i t ini pro -H ritish policy.
Mi it is |, M inister Kendal re ad a
i n iii.h ih iliiriitio ii to B u lg arian
I'lunni i lt>igdan I’h ilo ff In n e ig h ,
holing
llrlg tiid e ,
and
B ritleh
M iii IH i r Sir
Ron aid Cam pbell
requested mi urg en t c onference
with Yugoslavia P re m ie r Dra*{tii
ii <•hOi" .—
sf II* ra g e ala.)
More PhyHicianw Art*
Needed Here Says
President Of (lub AHon Serviced Will ./
He Held
Thursday
Siivmif it •* n^crHSiir>
11 '
i, i.ii.liu t plijr-iciaii ipmlifuNl
\iy tin Stall* Hos rtf «>f 1•• »«»i ’•
In ttnlci for ScmmoU’ («'nhl\ 1“
tm tin1i|»>i1i" m
»*i-t n -ili I "*
In uhli iiiijimvcinciil, (lie
" 1" lk'1'
( .Mini y l-V.lcrutum nl "
*
( Jcite- n-W'l llu- llimiii *•I <
( MiiimiH-KiMt'i i* yyiktf'nlnY
"
\ il«j a physician ('»
I!•« !>•*»°
" mi ii nl lie may l»r ti*id> »*' |
Srrxirre for Mr*. Mary Ja n e
Allrn xxho died at her homo Tua*iiH*r rung, will Uf conducted
ill 1hr rr-l.lrnct’. (11i» Laurel Ave*
mu , ni .1 no o’clock Thursday af«
11rt \
ti'i'no
m
T lif
Ilex
W illiam
P*
Hiooks and Pi L l>. Brownlee
will officuMr
I hr lollnxxtiig have h rrn aike<l
lo sot xo
imllhvurnr*. («. C.
I|: i r«i id iff, W
V 1M'tuir**')', T h e o
ftifh Ill'll II"* tin* li«‘•*»1
11 i
11 I riirnshcr, Victor M*
St HiiTioU* f ouiity
Hi hIH
( "H I (Kmiifr,
xi in ii Mini orirMfiiXMlmti iitt I - ■" | a I • I ' M #1M » ) I'' 1 - - Mlllr»
Hut ml xxHI be in Evergreen
f II11\ Vhlltl Us hnl *
I i » mi 11r \ T'lii’ Km knoii FurjerThr ifi'iuipV iniure*. ............ M Jil H o u r Irt directing arrangeHi ivx.t iI'sniullims xxns mi:«" l I'N I
Mrs V 1 I mis Iim, jif »■kitit 111, j
Mitt) imititiil mil fiirltii i tfi.ii
"itl Mu1 firrM'lil tilll*’ Mum hi *
U C. IIill. Mayor mid Edward
II e^lns, f'ity Commissioner, apt•• .‘trod before the 2)o«rd •nd
r1111•Ici the City's pruposillon, blit
no action uitri taken, Mr. H em .
uni iiD>u«h physcinns In .......... *(•
ds-n said
Volusia county and
i mini \ In mci'l (h r rails .1 »h<
i»tni|T» county were also askei)
pi n|iU• " Till' I ni)ili*si XXn- Mil. ML
il they were inlrrcsled In srorkuntil i niiviicmi'iit ()> (Im i mu
mi
Hus County's prisoners,
mission
!
lining* rnunly replied th a t II
Thi- I n i of Hu* rcsolulion m
li.' l aa many prisoner* a* It needs
us follows
A total of |lT ,m S .3 1 1* to he ...... " ni1 v " lu»l* enuntv said It
"I W hir ins, in tinier tlutl tin*
paid to teacher* In tha count) ....... .. u" ln|* r r ' u d tn
Si intnolr County llra ltti I mt
Friday, th* first payment th<- I" "ner* only.
inn y hi piu lo function, n lo ullh
County ha* been . ( d . T T mak.
1h»
'"1rrc ‘*d ,h * *R“.l r•■ni xpy of I hr iounl> iiuisl I f
thi* year w ithout borrowing mon- M" " “ "d tt"' r,M ,‘ ln
uiihh )> Mi- 1'loriilu StuM Him Ml j
ay, aloe* two checks of ifl.Iim U2 ' " " •*l* ,lf Hemlnoje County hoaaach have be*n received fr o m ,I "«’l bond*. The sale will be held
**Ht 11 rr«i»lvc,d
tluM
Mu*
the B u te , the office of fluperri. f
In April,
St'miiiuh' ( huuly Cmiviui- i"ut*i«
eor T. vr. Lawton reported tl,l- , TW Cttjj asked the County for
morning.
I t t i l i n g In Ihe land on th* alt*
. mix Hr Mir Fluridu Slut* Hoaid
For th* f l n t tim e during t h i - i " ( lh* h ospiul. end the County
I of Mciil Mi ti» niakv « i'i mi pirit
school term the S U U ha* ranghi "v r.ed to tu rn this over to the
►lirx **y of Mu* h ealth iu*<1* "f
up with tha
teachers' salary '
Mayor Hill and Mr. D ig.
»S« iiiiui'I** ( minty.v<
funds and th e C ounty will not
•!*» asked the County to
"II W iiiirm , nt Mu* |tii«M»ut
h a re to borrow m o n n , avoiding furnish auch equipment ea truck*
time t i n e nrv not ejimijrlt ph>th* neceeattv o f p a y |n r Interest f" 1 th* airport, and th* County
i ii niiiM in Seminole Founty h*
I.ON|K)N, Mar.
r,—(/PI—Tha
on money borrowed,', t i e office *)• "*d to eooperete .............
mi el tlu culln of the people,
sU ted. Th* flre t eheA from the
' F. 1^** and Clyde McKln•'Wlirrean, in order ftij St itu IIIitiMi Admiralty today called on
Parliam ent for
"m any
,n®r*
6 U U waa ruceieed fc b . t t end
if Haem .■ r .« » Throw)
T h t ladka' rjrra claaa will iii'il*' County to pnrtklpJile HI -lii|.a
mid great number* of men
th* eecond wa* received Mar. I :
raaat tomorrow m orning a t the fith-rnl amt Mute fundi Ni l iiiUfi* lo light "th r battle of th* Atlan"
fm lien) th Improvomunt, ii »•*
Armory a t 10:80 o'clock.
HOMBSITBS BB|BCTEI)
m t i *t»wry to have
a
lenith nt lie no* opening.”
I' mi Immrtil m i alto told of
MERLIN, Mar. D—WX—Light
qunkifird
in puhlu
Members of the badminton i»hy«icinn
DAYTONA BEACa, Mar. 5 - llritfeh navel force* landed a t an team dll! praUc* tonight a t tha h« hIOi xxnrk by the Stnte jlirnrJ ■ 'Younidcrabla number* of Gtr*
innn irtuiju* and technicians, lU h
IAX—'The Florida A ugkter* of 11IUleelgnated I*land off northern City Hall cou rts a t 6:00 o'clock. uf Health;
the American lUvolaAon, holding Norway Tuaaday end took a num
“ W hvrmi, (he S tate Honrd of ( h»ihhI fit French Morocco near
tbotr four-day cam—ntlon here. ber of Oerman and Kenregtan
The Townsend Club will hold Ilentlh fum iahra a llil of pliyTueaday turned dm rw two propo- jui.ooare. .the German new* l b regular m aatlng Thursday niciaim »o qualified:
—I* far pumhaae of jk etete home ag— y DNB reported Tuesday night a t 7:80 o clock a t the
“He It resolved th a t the Com.
oi.KLrite fee the organlOrion.
Court House.
m ixlonrr* of Seminole County
be roq uvatcl to Invite u |'hyGordon D—re r SUIpIlng and siriaii rhosvn from this h»t to
Mia* Sara Barton, both of Or settle In Seminote County, su
lando, were lastied a marriage that he may be ready lo func.
license at the Oeurt Hutu* yea. lion ua the head of the Semin
Urday.
ole County Health Unit » lr n
that organisation baa teen fully
• m in. tim e d to the men kf an baagin .
Th* Seminole Own Club will Mlabllaned.”
Irected ary a—p ley n u et agency, a fte r reenate It* regular Thursday tar.
Members of the Federation of
5 B-,f r they have been releaeed from get eboota begineing tomorrow Women'* Club* are the Kern
afternoon at L I8 oclock. Byrd Park Woman's Club, the Oriodo
w a g * p r l ^ T Ur. B e e - expUtoe.
M ay. Woman's Club, the Long wood
Friday
H u E . T ru e will a c t — Istacto. Tb« club ha* met fee a abort Civic League, Uw Senior Council
of Home Demonstration Clulw,
Altamonte S p r i n g e Woman's
Club, Sanford W om an's
Club,
Lake Mary A uxiliary, and the
Vicinity Club at Sanford.
Civilians Killed In
Anderson To
AutO'Biis Collision
Minstrel
Will Be Presented
ry Thursday And Friday
Germans S«y They*rt
Prepared For Events,
The groat fortn — city of Slngaare waa little mare than a fishig village a can t o y ago.
The itoel ladnriyy to t a U u
to e
v . r - . .’.ujL’7
to avert «
shortage of
BERLIN. Mar. | ~ m ~ -W*
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Member AanociMrd Precu
1941
N U M B E R 15V
itier's Army Moves Across
Bulgaria To Greek Frontier
> Blizzard
Senate Leaders Seek
To Obtain Action
On Lease-Lend Bill
By This Weekend
fllkare Of 188 Key
I A v dilcts I n c l o d f lay Airplane Parts
Congressmen Inspect Defense Strength
ITurkey Blocks Stra
tegic Dardanelles:
King Boris Told Of
Diplomatic Tension
Daily Check On
British Report *
Raids On Brest
Volwae WUI Be Cot
If SUpancnta Are
Yugoslavia Reported
Ready To Sign As
Minor Axis Power
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Ijr th e ley wind, two n u n i aland lU houetlrd In the
lit Hew York City, swept hy th e V eret b illia rd of the
Into the city from the Middle A tlrh lt^ Const, tha
ed 'th e streets with several inches of in o w .'- ’^ .
Swart* Describes St. Johns River
Scenery On Trip Maintenance Is
Across Continent Set At $20,000
Are U stad In City
vacations.'' U r, Bwarta told of
a topping a t a . loitge, and on th e
mcau were fi*b caught la a
etraem running near (be lodge.
JUao In Booth Dakota are the
Badla n d *. which th e government
has elaariflad aa “too rough ' for
exploration,** though good roads
have been built
among
the
Jagged peaks and deep gorges.
' On hit
80-day
trip, Mr.
Bwarta and hla wife stopped a t
Bepbl City, 8. D., where tourist
“ bln. h a rt became a thriving
business. There a re MO cabins
tn the city, which l* about the
•Ise e f Sanford, but all were
IC sstlssN Os P ag . T w .)
tion Army's
tinds Spent Here
’ M ajor
(leoeral
Julian
L.
Schley, chief uf Army engineers,
propose^ in W akhingtonyeaU nU y
.that #30,000 be spent on a m ain,
ten an ts project fo r.th e Bt. John*
j t t w r f r w Palatba to - U k s H»r>
»#y,'. wWtb Includes th e stretch
July l.
The Hit Included four F ljtid a
projects for new work and J l for
maintenance •xpendltUraS. *.
The new work Items, w afij
Jacksonville to M iam i ' Water
way, t f 0,000) Palm ' Beach, aide
channel to basin, | 1 11,000) Celooiahatcbce River and Lake
Okeechobee drainage areas, #40,000) Tampa H arbefi #136,600.
Tbs main lane Me project* In.
eluded:
Kernandlna harbor, |H JM 0) FtJohns Hirer, Jacksonville to the
ocean, I *30,000) Oklawah* 'River,
$4,600; Jacksonville to Miami
w aterway, #101,600) B t Augus
tin . harbor, **5,000; F o rt Fierce
harbor, 1*0,000) Lake W orth In
let. #30.000) P o rt Everglades #75,000) Mlalnl harbor #77,000) CalODCJUIAICHCn
luoaehatchfu . «KITV#
.H irer and
U ka
Okeechobee drainage
000; Charlotte* llarl
Tampa harbor, f #40,
from C Irarw atar hai
Uuca Cicga Bay to
$13,000) removing
rfnlha, state-wide, 97
Inations, aurveya an
dee, Jacksonville dll
000) channel from .
River to 81. Andrew
COO; waterway from
cbee Bay to W ait J
Sio.oooi C bm
hoc. $38,600)
fMJMO; • A pal
cut-off, U s I
Chlpola R im ,
CblpoU River
Kill worth, on Bosnia] I A verm*
n esr Lake Jesnup, early tkla
afternoon and
only a
small
amount of the furniture v a a
■arad, according to Alax Foater,
a neighbor of ll r . El la worth.
I t w as raportod th at th s fam ily
w a n alttlny a t tb« dinner table
from the chimney.
Mr.'' FWifW W
RS-telieved the
house wee eqverad‘ by. insurance
but dbj not know tuwr much. He'
could hot giro m y figure as to
the value o f tha-.building hut
seW “It eras a nice house and
well furnished.”
Chief Mack Cleveland said he
received a call to tha fire about
1:00 o clock this afternoon but the
lady who called hung up before
h* counU^ g e t any Information
about the flra o r He w hereabouts.
pqulpmi'fit
Iri-City Meeting Girl Scouts Win
Antlers To Be Blue Ribbons At
Fair In Orlando
ield Here Friday
gminole's Band Will
>4 ear In Parade;
pram Disclosed
e
Twelve ribbon., Inclining four
Hues, were won hy
Han(i<nl
Girl Scouts at the Ccntrnl Flur.
Ida Exposition ill Orlando. MisIrsne Hinton, srnutm iistrr, mu. I
today.
All tfaare->glrL helped build
each unit, bliss lliutou .till, so
...j
all nrp rM |» n iIb ir fftr ih r'p n i* *
The units, the leader* and (hi
awards a r t aa follows:
'Music uni I, under the leader
ship of Virginia Chapman, won
a blue ribbon on their symphony
orchestra figures, made out of
paper; health and safety unit,
led by Martha Page and Audrey
Bach, was awarded n blue rib
bon for posture posters, Inter,
nationsl friendship unit. under
the direction of
Ellen
Merl.
wether, entered dolls dressed In
native rostumea of Scouts around
the world and won a blue rib
bon; shepherd’s pipe, made by
Ann Stlnr. waa given a blue rib
bon.
Other unlta receiving aecoud
and third ribbons were: first
aid, drama! lea, rommunity life,
wood carving, and
arts
and
crafts.
-frimi th ro e - wWws In
this . district,
Daytona,
New
Smyrna Reach, and Sanford, will
mc*t here Friday to take part
In an entertainm ent program
and exemplification of tho initia
tion Cllual, it was announced to
ils / by Ralph Ray, general chair,
man.
Registration of all Antlers and
visiting Elks will take place a t
the Elks Lodge on East Second
Street at 3:00 o'clock, and
gala street parade will be held
through the business district at
! 4 00 P. M. The Bemlnole High
Sihogl Rand and the Sons of
He Legion Drum and
Bugle
will
accompany
tha
WASHINGTON. Mar. a —<**) Cnrp*
~
*" A m erican bank, marebtra.
Candidates for degrees will be
lo t.'e d # a M # M » 4 ,c o o on Uer
i,1, ,th * h,**h*r t *ver recorded, in costume. Twelve Initiations
lr»m
Sanford will lake the flrat
Preston Delano, cnmptrolMr of the
snd second degrees a t an Initia
currency, aanonacod yesterday.
The total, rapoctad by Blfitt tion ceremony Friday night, as
rsp ra e e a u d a a ia c r e s ., of sell aa undldatea from other
13.778.017.000 e l a n teat June. cities, Tha second degree will be
“ <* « 4)L##MMJOOO since Dec conferred a t the Elks Lodge at
10, 1S80.
6 00 o'clock.
Supper for all A ntlers and
*«eeU ware placed at
Twelve m arriage licenie* were
(38,788,011,000, a gain of | 2 ,. their women guests will be given luued at the Court llouae ever
848.883.000 alm a J u a a and of nt the Woman's Club on Oak the weekend, five of them In
$4,414,106/100 a loco December. Avanuo a t 6:00 o'clock. Initia while people, and a report of the
tion and a lodge meeting a t the Meaner* lamed for January of
I#68.
i-.- ■
Elka Club will follow, a t 8:00 Ihl* year *how* a total of 60
P M. A t 10:00 o'clock a dance during that month.
"III be given at the Woman's
Llrenaea were Uaued to: C urtis
• lub In honor a f the visiting E. Roger* and Mia* Vida La
Amtiers and Elks, to which other F ftu r, both of Orlando; Johnnie
frienda of Anllera are Invited to Young and Mlaa Lucllr llen d ei.
WABIUNOTON, Mar. 8 —
ion, both of Lockhart 1 Jam*«
— Dr. P rie d rk b R n u t Auhagvn. nttend.
Committees arranging tb s trt- Oliver Copeland of Valdosta and
called*'* Naxl propagandist by the
Dice Committee, waa indicted In. rity meeting, In addition bn Mlaa Sara V. F ra ie r of Porterday by a federal grand ju ry on C entral Charm an Ray, are
villa, Ala.) John Duke and MIm
Mavia Peoplea, both of O rlando;
chargta o f falling t» reg ister a> follows:
Lyle Lathrop, dance chariman; and to Joacph Slower* and Mias
e paid publicity agent fo r the
Henry
Tamm,
Initiation
chair
Edith Tlgnar, both of Orlando.
German govern m eat.
Tha indietm eat was the first man, and Den Crawford, supper
rtalrm
an.
The
Elka
ladles
com.
to bo retu rn ed by the grand
jury which convened on O c t 34. rnlttoo assisting w ith the sup
Jtt “ id oth per it, composed of Mrs. Roy
TiUla, M n . W illiam Jameson,
er ludictmenta m u B fallow .
Mm. H enry Thurston, and Mrs.
Two alarm* war* anaw errd hy
Ralph Goods peed.
tba Fire D epartm ent Sunday but
the fire* did . little or no dam
age, Chief Mack Cleveland aald
ta li morning.
A defect!## hearth caught on
flra a t tho naM onco of L. P.
Hogan a t 1701 P ark A venae, but
actual damage wo* H alted to
aomo wood foundation! In the
hearth. P aper ataffm l In lha
ley of th a Welake A p a rt.
1 caught on lira earning
_ alarm b u t no damage, tho
Bank Deposits Hit
,
Top Recorded Mark
12 Marriage Licenses
Issued Over Weekend
Nazi Propagandist
Indicted By Jury
Small Fires Sunday
Cause Little Damage
Mildred
eux Wins Place In
[try Contest A t Orlando
chui “ Id-
Badminton Team Will
Play Orlando M y. 6
Ittlo rC i
_
ploy Orlando bon Th
8 r i d « o’clock M l
MM '
1 b2
without a apeclal perm it, m lnilff
all exerpt the narrow channel In
Die historic atraiU .
In Sofia, the capital of Bul
garin, Ilriliah M inister Gaorgo
W. Itendrl informed King Bocla
III that Hrilnin would b reak o f t
diplomatic relation* with Bulgaria
prohnhly tomorrow, and t h a t / a
atute
of
war
“ undoubtedly1*
would follow,
I
Yugoslavia, the largest power
In the llalkana, waa dcaerlbed
aulhotitatlvely aa raady to « * »
the livrlin-Uome-Tokyo Axla M
the flHh minor I* * ” 1 0 J S P
Die Ail*, following n Iho wOlIJu[ Rumania, Slovakia, H ungary
and Bulgaria.
.
1
In Athon*. the arrival of B tV i,h Foreign
AnthoWf
Eden and Ovn*rwl 8 lr |o M f t
Dill, chief of the BriUah.lm|j«Ha«
during nnnw«inrm *'hh*h *w**pl Atlantic uraboiirci. CimifrrMmf n were flnnti i the grounds
in Army plan*** tn inspect Hi#1 Intcjt in l* S,
Rep. J . Parnell Thomas (le ft) of New Je rb*y, member of tha House M ilitary A ffairs
' Committee, and U n d e rse c re ta ry of W ar Kobt r l Patterson try out an 87' mm. antL atrcrafl
.-gun at the Aberdeen, Md., proving grounds,
Over Three Million Fire Destroys Home
Of J, C. Ellsworth
ttions Of Asked For State's
California R iv e r s . Harbors F]re burned th . home of J. C."
l*f. Black
|h l scenery
s-soelataJ Press
Adolf Hitler’s mechanised
legions rolled ncrosfl Bulgaria
townrd tho Greek and Tur» •■ j
ki.sh frontier* today, threat;enlng to create a new frpnt
in lhe European war,
As the fateful march to tba.
south nnd southeast proceed-:<•
od, Turkay barred the strati*. |
pie Dardanelles to all ahIRs
124th Infantry Is
Invited To Camp
Here For 2 Days
Throe Sanford Units
Included In Group
I n v i t e d To City
gm crzl
tU tt. h ilik fc M A v l
czprw lotm
Almost &000 men
Ml uf»
f n i t - to tht* 12 UK In ft) ivi r ) , tiiHutliiik* t hrrf Snnfoid unii*-. hnvc
Ko« 11 iiivilrrj It# tills city for u
i u o-iiit v pfirnnipmrnt nn fi goorl.
##ill gt‘«tiirr, ICiivbzrtl Murging,
M-tnliirv of t he ('hitmlier uf
1 ‘ftHitiorro, hii id todny
IK* mi
rf * '
.
s- ,st
to meet th t ffllli*
iteportz from Bulf%rUn
vines* Aftld iho in ilro coufttry.
tiudng nvotTUIl by lb* Nillla
TurkUh p r i l l unoalraOMtlf p fjdirted that R olftH * B0<)n
In•com*' a t«ttU fU ld.
\H u lio it
iviir
»*#i* 1 t i d e d
Ky
m u
On tho w v ittm fronU. tho Brlt Kilts* m tlir elly nnd cmntfy
t i<a|i re|>ortsd n«w ovem liht imW*
"AVr m e In Knprs that Ihi* on tin* German-held naval bale h#
ini'iiji. a mfchnnifcd infnnhy regi-i lirrsl nnd on Oerman-ueed a!*iliitlR D N Or
mint, will rom r hero l Ur* laller
1nu I of ihlt wi'ck or If1 Hr mmj, I
ih' mi
Iuiint'*" Mr, lligum* ^md t
! In- «11ViintMin wii* »t ii I U»'
eMujo* (triirm l John l iV rionn,1
rnuitMuMtling the :ilst 1'iM-ion.
mid l m Colonel Krrd A Sitfuy
CAMP BLANDING, Mar. 8—
In tho IrMer w ritten
hy the
Chnmhei of < niiiniorcr to i»c nf (,!•, A 1 6-mile long meritanUad
• ••it-, it HRs pointed oui t fmi rnliimn that left here Thuraday
•hi** unit* of the 12IIh In.. irmining on a 7fl.mll* trip to OaceImiiI i > havr made Ho til nr d their mIh National Forcat near Lake
1ondipmiter^ for the past iff) City, mad* the trip for tha ex
>40*, ni the Nztiunul tUinrdt press purpose of running Itwo
mid Unit the people id Sanford iiaffu- trouble, aa MxJ. Goo.
John f . Persona, 3U t DlrUlho
I'ti inleirM rd in them
I in' t roops would he quin frm l coinmatidrr, said Thuraday night.
lie said the 860 vehicles, COnT*.
m tents on Vacout property
iiMMiod town, Mr. lllfrirniA rx. ing 4<)0fl officer* and man of three
plmrit^h Ami would
Uhr
the regiment* of tha 66th field
Armory u* tlwlr hrAdi|uurlrrn littery brigade, were to be
Af n icrMuir uf frlendnhrp. some ueuvered along tegular hlrhway*
fmin nf rn trrtn in m rn t will pruh. meeting average traffic to get
utdy Ih- planned for tin* mrn. Into irouble and out again In the
H lggin. paid, but no de- easiest fashion.
h'ds hn#i> y d been worktd out
While cm ainpinl
in Sun ford,
the Boldirrz would engage ut
Ummi rcg id u trHining schedule
Mechanized Unit
Leaves Blanding
X-
U.S. Citizen Is
Held In Buchzreat
Cily News B iiefs
m iC IIA R E ST , Mar. 3 —(AT—
The private secretary e f tho
United States m ilitary attagho and
M Briton* w o n am ong 116 n*Vu
ami woman arraatad Tn Buchor.
eat yesterday and sent Immediate.
1v to a concentration comp a t
Turgu-JIu.
The ladies gym class will mewl
Several of UlO Briton* M lwd
.........
morning a t the Ann. in the roundup are of Rumanian
orv si in.-,io o'clock.
origin and amonjf tho 160
era were a num ber o f I
Tho Ilnur,I or County Com. Belgians and (ha Romanian ___
mis, umer* will meet tomorrow barman of the M etropolitan C lu b ..
morning at 10:00 o'clock at tin
i mir! limine.
The Sanford T ourist Club will
hold Its regular business m e n .
rig tonight a t 8:00 o'clock at the
Itrcrcation Hall.
Strike Called At
Army’s Camp Davis
nO LLY RIDG E, M . .
—
Skilled A. F. L. v
II. W. H erndon was Issued a went on a s t r u t a t tha
building perm it a t tha City liail
6,000,0*0 C o u p Davis
Saturday to build an addition to
a garage on Sixth S treet, between
i n offlceT o f th a a w
Park and Magnolia Avanuea, a t a way patrol w ld between I
coat of * 1 6 ._______
4000 man w ere picketing
trance* of th a f*a*rra tMw, ^
Tho Seminole County Tuber, an L U Iraraft e a l w oraployMg ll
culosla Association will moot a t 000 worker* u i a c b f d o M J
10:00 o'clock T hursday morning connl*tfa>n th* b u t of Ihl* m m
a t the B aptist Church annex. No - lolewra w aa w p a t i * ^
■
All interested persons a r t In
vited.
BOM BEE I FOR RR1TAIN t .
Tho Sanford Library will be
NEW Tt
LOCAL WEATHER
1‘ *
*
r 'i '
>w ••
*l» •j
”.'i.
; .
' •*. jjJL
.A
, '
r.er j
"rr'v*/ - ' i“T :r -jf vlf
\
■ 'Rv,'W't4.,V1 ,
V^
�Wff flAifFOttP
flAwroto n x m k
U 1 ea utwInL But if be had
1 the automobile to b«0
pleatnre or copwii lease.Your Income Tax ---- —
deduction would not W ai*
Um d«tnc
lowod; It wu not ft transaction
entered into for profit.
A low auaUlnad In tbs (Wf
of sn sutomoblle port hefted- f<*
pleasure or convenience l* dadne-’
tibia, no it fan* la claaa S. If.
because of faulty driving but n#t
cf “wilful negligence” *n, automo
bile maintained for plawure I*
damaged, the taxpayer may claim
the low luxtajned, as It corneal
within the meaning of the word
“casualty." Where, dsmagas re
sult from the faulty driving of
an automobile with which the
automobile of the .taxpayer XPllidea, the low occasioned the teas
llkewUe la deductible.
Biplnhsa lo«tv» result, usual paver
Lease■ from waaarlnsr tiwnaaely, from tbs purchaw and wle tlona. whether legal
UUacaJ.
of Merchandise- Such losses usu
ally mo aacsrtainad by Means
of tuTauterloa, which an re
quired whenever In Urn opinion
of the Commissioner of Internal
Reranue their ttee la necessary
to determine the Inccmc of any
Uxuuytr.
The Urn “transaction entered
Into for profit" means any kind
of bualnow proposition. For ex
ampis, a taxpayer purthwea an
automobile to be used solely for
bualnew purposes, and whtrh Is
w)d pt • low. As this Is n bu«L
naw proposition from start to
nniah, the loss Is deductible, suU.
Sunday from OUaqow.
H trald
While 'Hitler takes ' over one more email European
nation
means
power ps^aayaw
pol|tka
taawa
no ■altemo■
feeawee "tby
"Jr <pR
#vee-HJV of
yfa ywweiw*
wvwi«*which
awaem^pwe-•^■
W'wpewi ease
wwt tst
tlvfl and pushes his blits troops through Bulgaria to the
Greek frontier in a move to 'W o re* peace'’ on another
little net ion. and thus bring*\within< the scope of his mili
tary .control practically the entire remainder, of the Euro
pean continent, our enlightened senators In Washington
who are charged with the defense of this hemisphere con
tinue to talk.
; 's
It is right thst In a free country n measure of this
Importance should be carefully considered ohd both aides
of It thoroughly analysed. Those who are against It could
do a sorvlce to their pountir by pointing out Its defects.
And those: who are for it might do well to study their ob
jections. It. Is no reflection on any of the senators merely
that they oppose It-That they have a prefect right to do.
Hut a t a time like thin they have no right to obstruct
the will of.tho' majority by what appears to be a filibus
ter, even if 8enstor Wheeler says It Isn’t a filibuster.
When a man has had his say, and then aays It again, and
keeps on aaying It, just to koep anybody cUo from saying
anything, and what is worse from doing anything, It get*
mighty close to a filibuster. A bill can bo talked to death
Ve r s e f o r toda y more easily sometimes than It can be voted down, and
Senator Wheeler evidently knowa It. .
N SELF-CONTROL) Lay
Not that the arguments of the isolationists have con
Me*hl/ tSt ho man, nclth*
tartsher <qf other, men a vinced anybody. On the contrary the more they talk, the
convinced the public is beeoming that tha wslfarh of
S’
T,m‘ more
the country cannot be found In their-policies. And .In the
pnate Itself where the votes are counted, we doubt if a
TBff' foitfui! Nation
lnglo person'has changed hi* mind aa a result of the rerated assertions that Hitler has 1no-designs on this oounfy,
,
....
l»
: . 1,
But these filibustering Uetk* u r s ,waiting valusble
QtnVVcapint soil no walled
H PN e\
’/• taP
time during a critical period When there la'no time to bo
Ut become a clIlian of love, lost. The bill could havo been passed two weeks ago. .It
llitle nation With the blood- was upnfideatly expected to be passed by the first of
rtslnod aod
[» even the alaln have power, f!*rch. Now it may be another week or two before it be
1*4 only country
come* a law. Meanwhile events are rapidly moving to a
^itndx fqrth qn amboiudor showndown In Europe.
Here there has been too much talk and not enough
anting »elf and crying out to action.
■d wan> I eopk a land that
■Px- >y i* , (
Wur On Civilians
unhroteclud like a sleeping
Visit .or call on your'long-time rollablo
local druggist for your drug needs.
You can always be sure oi quality and
service when, you trade at
Swarts Describes
Scenery On T rip !
Across Continent
w
i uUely i J20,
a
jo cftlcial ofi.theildetro]
t jmmentm 'lit 4e iio'tnucl
i
P
s
p
m
j
M
Laney’s Drug Store *
We Fill All Prescriptions
M eiach B u ild in g ----------------- ------
-S o o fe r
Expert Repairs
Our shop is well eaoipped
to moke any t apping on „
form machinery, trailers or
othhr equipment. . .
' iim-HlMr’J lIliiilllf’Ililtll
qt t did net m e n lle i. an “oath"
to Icm that* nattopaill
laauad xhortly, tha n
luxtica arnioattcaS |u l
(MUa Carte, daughtar 9t U*a
KIT
C^'TSr£ v
fork Jan. 11 far a (actors leer,
flhe Rad FHnca last Jo*# w*qn
tha rapobllc faU, reaching Eng
land on Juno f t and making her
ho|oa lo London.)______
CITY BRIEFS
ftMctwd A
Anriv*
S E R V IC E
BUMPER
BUMPER
snan}&
m l
"ThU la remarkable In view of ‘ the
U on London's population,’■ the Metjypq
Germany’s A rm y
Moves On Greece
A c r e s * Bulgaria
.
ai L Statol ,JU4 (1W* tar Iwbn.
i
’■Of discs spa directly related to ’the wari* jutys ‘the
etropollten, “cerebrospinal meningitis woe of botiUndlnil
terest in England last year because It showed • marked
Itlmataly find t h a t way
Idence, partly as a result of over-crowding In the
many. It hardly aaam*
O i l s \vrm)ld - be fe edin g slr.reid
leltere in large cities. The out! muted number of
rosea of thei disease totaled 12,800 or eight times aa many
whllo the number of deaths may exceed 8,800.
Now York w riter warn*
number of caaes and deaths was not even greatU»# American, way of Ilf*
.8* 'SObJact 10 change •• a er iw
i probably due to the fact that since children are
vae
k e f Uw wor- W»ll, It’a been th e ic«Jof
_ _ _______H
_ ____disease,
„
victims of _this
tha evacuation of childmur s t a r alnro tha Itovolu.
ren
from
endangered
cities
u •ubtcdly aavoil many Uvea.''
No roaaon far it to slop
Another important healt hourd during Um first
quarter of 1040 wus a
i Influents epidemic, which
f a s largely responsible
the rise in the death ti{o from
*U causes to the bight
wlnt reached la any quarter of
fny year since 19? 0. 1
|u tho oornmponding m
Of any year einoo 1028.
iu jtha corresponding «
ver, the nervous elraiu on London's population hoi
nflected to some extent In s rise In mortality from
if the atomach and duodenum, /
*
Carman troops aant to Libya to
. atrangthan faltaring
Italian
forcaa than bar* Ukan an oath
^ ^ e A a j m t n t affort for
filled iwhan Ur. end Mrs. SwaMa
arrived <thare. at- «huk epa night,
t t In*, the: Columbia River ■
csmi','i( . . l l l i i l i t k (ftil- VI
!*:idt*' tt. Mr. IRWarU aavr salmon .being
1*0 ih&iMrbauLDRSA:of this, chimtadi ia« i tha* cams' upatraaa*
wao due^ to 'd b eo t arwm)' tO1.it ha if bretolog . granmbw A
|Han counts each flah aa U papK)
Ithraugh- ■* . * » aH gatawfif. iMUk
jLhWiaUti'of- ao ..tabulator.; >0r.|
, Qwxrta i. .trialed., , fletnallmaa 11 m ]
many aall.OOO. fish 'pl>t fVP the
U h t l l i l t i p m t a ddy.-ji, U .i ".1 , . i i
j i Haying that tha only w■>•»»#«
M I thli «9vd*r. vnu./ij>i)autii.
isshllu, Mr, ..gwartx rc M th ail AH
“While nb-onc would-
s
1 ROUE. Mar., i —iffl- Thc
h losses In 1040, civilian end military
lfl)|,llouHpy 'kichledl 'dad
a
1
yoSW lUw ear
kssi night aa toady le foUov
f a r iy . UMl and > l i Uw
Bariln-Tokyo military .all
• lie
Torbay
raatristad
oT ^ip, In th.
T A flO N
�Q
L
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T , MARCH V1M1
PAGE TOREB
Activities
LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
Social Calendar
T e le p h o n e 14H
Miss Wilkinson Is
Given Bridge Party
--------- >
Mra. H arry Lee entertained
Saturday evening at her home
honorinc her niece, U lis Evelyn
Wltkinaon,
bride-elect,
whose
m arriage will be an event of
early Spring.
A bridal motif was carried out
In the tallica which were used
fa r scoring the games of bridge
and Chinese checkers and In tho
floral arrangem ents 0f gladioli
and sw eet peaa used In decorat
ing tba rooms In which the guests
were entertained.
Mra. Paul Rdwan of Orlando,
high scorer among the bridge
players wee awarded Tweed co
logne, and low scorer, Mrs. Ray.
mond Lundqulat, received
Old
Spiro din tin g powder. Scrrrno
winner, Miss Catherine While,
waa the recipient of Old Spire
dusting powder.
High
scorer
among the Chinese thi-ckers play,
era, Mra. Buddy Lake, was presehled a sachet bag. Mias Wilkin,
son was presented nylon hose as
memento of the orenaion. The
gifts were wrapped in white tia.
sue anti topped with Umnurl* of
panslta.
Mrs. Lee waa assisted in serv
ing a salad course nn<l coffee
by Mra. Jack Wilkinson. Mr*. A.
W. Lee, Mra. It. N. Saycr, Car
oline Lee apd Dorolca Leo to the
guests.
Those preasnl w rre: Mias Eve
lyn Wilkinson, bonorcr,
Mias
Catherine W hite, Miss
Evelyn
Echols. Mias Trenholm Grim ta ll.
Miss B etty Wilkinson. Miss Anna
Belle Brown, Mra. Jack Wilkin
son, Mra. John Tatum, Mra.
Joe G en talsi, Mr*. Bicot Ellerbe,
™fB. E* B* fimlth, Mm. Raymond
U ndo u ist, Mra. II. N. Sayer and
Mra. Homer Little.
Also. Mrs, J , R. Hootehan, Mrs.
W. P. Brooks, Mrs. Buddy Lake.
Mrs. A. W. Lee, Mra Morris
Spsneer. Mrs. H. H. Newman.
Mrs. A rthur Moorr. Mr*. John
Ctuwforrf, Mrs. J. R. Crawford,
Mra. Edward MeWlliiama of Miff.
Hn. F a , Mra. Clara P. Smith of
O rando, Mra. P ful Rowan of
MONDAY
®U Mark'* C hapter of Iho W o.
m an'a A uxiliary of Holy Croo*
Episcopal Church will meet a t
tba pariah bouaa a t 7:30 P. M.
la 8. Maxwell of Sw ift and
Company, will apeak on Florida
A tn e a and. Gardena a t the Pariah
House a t 8:00 P. M.. under the
auspice* of the Sanford Garden
Club. The lecture la free to the
public.
TUESDAY
afloard m eeting of the Woman'a
Club will be held In the club
j hom o a t 10:00 A. M.
J Tba Friendrhlp league of the
LCongregational Church will meet
Hat the home of Mrs. Ilrn ry Nickel
Io n Silver Lake a t 3:00 P. M.
ifwllh Mra. Henry Schumacher aa
jco-hoites*.
The A latbean Claai of the
B aptist Church will meet In
Hie annex a t tt:O0 P. M. Group
fw o will be hoalraa.
minole High School P. T. A.
myet a t the achaol at 3:30
"P. M i preceded by a board m eet,
a t 2:30 P. M.
Daughter! of Wealcy Cln*« of
Methodlat Church will hare
regular buaineaa and aoclal
cling In the annev, a t 8:00 P.
I t Mra. Fired R. Wilson and
op will be hoateaaea.
ba W. M. S. of the F irst Daptat Church will obaerve a aeaaon
f prayar fo r home mission* a t
T tO P. M. In the annex.
Sewing - aeaaiona will be h*H
or the Red Cross a t the Woman'a
:lBb from 2:30 P. M. until 5:30
V M.
, "Wemen’a Interdenom inational
le of Moore's Station will
r t in their new chapel at 3:00
M.
WEDNESDAY
The annual election of officers
the Woman's Club will be held
.the club house following the
been a t 18:80 o'clock, lie s,
win be Mra. Roy Tlllla.
Ire. IL D. Freem an, Mrs. E ndor
-u rlett, Mrs. Frank Evana and
fra. C- W. Daker. Special music
been arranged by Mra. B. U. w
i m l & UP
^> «• ,rbou*1
> of
W itliaton,
Caroline
D olore.
and
th g hoetes..
«„«
sh
e community sewing circle
•III m eat a t the home of Mra.
‘ t S h a tte r. 113 Elm Avenue,
1:00 P. U .K
, jh * re g u la r board meeting «
[th e Sanford G arden Club will be
a e n f i?
»«« be pr*.
r
Recital Planned
By Natalie True
IT
Laht Times Tbday
a A C T IO N lL d M H
)
TUESDAY.
BARGAIN DAY
I’leaac ' Attend . the
Matinee and Avoid Night
>,
Crowd!
a Here’* Another Swell
Double Program
Friend* of Mr*. C. H. Calhoun
will be glad to learn th a t she la
recovering from an attack uf In.
flu e n ts.
Mra. I. Woodham underw ent
tunsilectomy
at the
F rm a ld .
Laughton Memorial Hospital this
morning.
Mr. and Mra. Harold Eaton o f
Dover, N. H. spent the weekend
here aa the g u rsts uf Waldo L.
Aldrich.
Misa Lucille Hall spent the
weekend in St. Petersburg, where
she attended the Phi Alpha K ap.
pa convention.
Miss Clara ilnakma lias re
turned from the Florida Sank,
laiium where shr received tre a t,
mvnt fo r two weeks.
Mr, and >lrs. A.
Cleveland
have aa their guests, Mr. and Mra.
A. K. Cleveland and sun, Bubby,
of F orty Fort, I’a.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Uric have
as th eir guests. Mr Uric’s p ar.
enls, Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Uric
of D read Hill, Pa.
Harold Haskins has returned
to the U niversity of Fl-'rlda in
Gainesville, a fte r spending the
weekend with Ills parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Haskins.
Friends of Miss Marjorie Jones
will reg ret to learn th at she un
derw ent an operation for appen
dicitis St the Fernsld-I^sughtnii
Memorial
Hospital
yesterday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Jntinson
and three children. Steve. Martha
and Charles and Rally Clark of
Umatilla were the visitors of Mr.
and Mra. O. K. Goff and family
yesterday.
Rsv. and Mrs. Nelson Thumas
and - son of Trevorton, Pa., and
Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Htroheker
and son, Martin, uf Harrisburg,
Pa., ar* the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H arry Brown.
h
Mrs. Frank O, Urle
Honored With Party
S
Mrs. Arrington Will
Talk To P. T. A. Group
FAMILY JM JU C BUPPLT
D V B OAK. M ar. 8—The farm
family mflb «m M y fa ra a ttria g *
m a t deal o f nttei
Suwannee County d-H
ban a
8. C.
■ A W
MO
Walter
Waste Is Charged In
Dealing With Farmers
WASHINGTON. Mar. 3—W V th at ao many sepa
rate government agvnclvs deal
with the fanner and his problems
th at they rause ‘'unnecessary du
plication uf effort, w atte, e x tra
vagance ami confusion, ‘ came
8umlay from (lie American Farm
Bureau Fcile ration.
-Eduard A. O Neat, president of
the farm bureau, proposed th at
many existing agencies be con
solidated amt h five-man. non
partisan board l-e created to co
ord ilia le the whole farm program ,
lie said his proposals and e ft.
tieiatiii uf the existing
*et-u|
would he carried to proper con.
grrsslnnal committees.
A contention
W A SH IN G TO N . D. C.. M ar. I
— (S p e c ia l)—■•‘W ithin this week”.
S en ato r Claude Pepper declared
today, ‘‘c o n tracts fur the cun*
stru e lio n of smivll naval r r a f t
Including m ine m u r p ir a . mine
layers am i pal cut h -a ti w ill be
aw atvlnl by the Rurratt uf Ships.'
Seven Florida shipyards, am ong
othera over th e country, indicated
a de-ire to negotiate to r cunlracta
fur the construction of the various
types of arm ed r r s f l in the pro.
sent 300 m illion dollar Nnvy p ro
gram of construction."
Senator P e p p r ' e s p re —rd Hie
b rlirf th a t sev rral I iurida sliip.
)n rd s vvuuhl receive ro n trn rls for
the construction uf some uf the
v.-saels, tints affording adilltiuiinl
u n p lo v m e n t lu vkillnl and coin,
■non labor In Florida.
It was sta te d by the Bureau of
Ships the a * aril- would In- on.
P e r s o n a l 's
Mrs. J , M. Cameron and two
chlklron, Martha Ann and Jacque
line. have returned to their home
In St. Petersburg after spending
weekend with Mrs, Cameron's
S r t g z f s x t the
parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. P.
(Rone a t their home on Celery
.W *
abalsted h r Mia. Avenue.
T rue
Miss F re n rta
Mrs. Lillian Vlrkcry retunw d
Thtimnion 6f B t ilo u tl, plan lit,
home Saturday from Hartwell,
and Frederick Roaartlrr.
Misa T rue Is the oupll of Mra. G*., where she haa been with her
O. A. M affatt and the nubile has father, J. W. Baker, aad slater,
heen extended a cordial Invlta. Mis* Ruth Baker, since last Oc
tober. While away ah* also vlallDon to attend.
*d her daughter, Mr*. J . fl. Lee.
In Khelhy, N. C. and points In
held a t 10:00 A. M. a t the home South Carolina.
of Mra. J . II. Colcleugh In Rose
C o u rt
Sewing sessions for the Rod
Cross will continue at the Wom an's Club from 0:30 A. M. un
til 11:30 o'clock.
Mrs. F. A. Urle honored her
The W. M. S. of the F irst Bap
, Mrs. F ran k O.
tist Church will observe a season rnuther.in.law
Urle,
with a bridge party on
of prayer in the church a t 7:30
Thursday afternoon at her home
P. M. for home missions. The on
West Sixteenth
S tr e e t A
rogram will be In charge o f the Spring-like
effect was
created
motherhood of the church.
with the arrangem ent! of flow,
THURSDAY
The meeting of General Han era used In decorating the Poom
ford Library Association will be where the guests played.
Mr*. II. B. McCall, J r ., score!
held In the Episcopal pariah house
• t 0:80 A. M. AH Interested c ltl- high and received a monogrammed
com
pact and Mra. W. A. Ludwig
ten s have been Invited to attend.
Regular meeting of Seminole received a do VilbUs atom iser ns
Chapter Two, O. K. S. will meet In second high. Bcreeno w inner waa
A. W, Lae who was given
Um Masonic Hall a t 7:30 P. M. Mra.
lace handkerchief.
P rio r to the meeting th e n will a Mr*.
Urie served refreshm ents
b« a covered dish supper fat the
the following!
banquet room of Um Kail a t 4:00 to Mrs.
Frank O. Urie, gu est of
•'Clock. All membera and tbelr
aacorts are invited to -atten d . At honor, Mrs. H. N. R arer, Mr*.
IL
BMcCall.
r , Mrs. A. W.
Um reg u lar meeting Um past Lee. Mrs. Julia JLudwig,
Mr*. O
m atrons and past patron* of the P, Herndon, Mrs. W. A. Ludwig
w rier will lie honored.
(
Y There will te a meeting of Uie and Mrs. C. H. Uhrlg.
le
County
Tuberculosis
lion a t 10 A0 A. M. In the
Church annex. All Intarnertons are invited to a t.
tba meeting.
Mr*. Stella P. A rrington win
not Side Prim ary P. T. A.
bo bald a t 8tS» P. M. fa the be the g u est speaker on the protarhtm preceded by th e axecu. gram of th e w e s t Bide Prim ary
board m eeting a t t :00 P . M. P aren t T eachers Association fo r
rwlng session* fo r the Rod the March m eetiag to be held nt
a win eootlnus n t the Wo. 8:30 o'clock la th e school au d ito r,
V Club Tram 9 JO A. M. un. lum next Thursday.
Mrs. B. O. Mslhvto. president,
11:90 o’claek.
haa planned a n Intorsatiiig p ro
FRIDAY
Rowing sessions f a r tho Rad gram , a a d rsfraakaaaata will be
win rootfana a t tho W ot served by th e s i send gredo m eth.
„ Club from SiStt A. M. u s . era. Friends a a d member* have
been Invited by Mr*. Metbvin to
11:10 o’clock.
3
Naval Contracts
Will Be Awarded
Pepper Announces
Lady Astor Appeals
For Women Workers
BIRMINGHAM, England, Mac.
«T — (/F)— Lad> ,\5b>r. A mericanborn m rnibtr uf Hie House of
nuuneed by ti e middle uf I •
I ’oiumDii*. np|H alid yesterdav for
week.
MMUHU) wmiiin fur muttHions
Juanita Stark
Senator IV]i|M-r nun -tin..... thV
\\ tik
P A L A T K A , Mnr
— ( S p e c i a l ! —— Shown ttlmcc nre
the iluttae A [prupriatniiiH In n ,,
Whlls Juanita Htark was standing | Nh»* fjihI hi her speech th at
the m a n / n«pimn!> fur the title of **Azri!<\» (Juccii
rnitli-i- hail ria'-'illiiieuth--l. at tl i- 1 in line In Hollywood In draw her | up t»i i 111 beginning of the lasl
which will hr itt-s-tviu i*(i hi*it Sunday, U -•
, at till' f o u n t
Itu u e st uf the N a v i, in ap: i
i slats unemplujmriit Insurance, she u m , '*y\ nine iv were treated ob
A ei»Jen Fralivnl Iti.ujty I'ngc uiit upon •
i ini inn uf
I nr a.I.!
was sighted by s mot inn piclurr j Milk-hurimn l»eing?i rind put on a
in-mil submarine and
i -.ii ' sgent and in less than ttina ilnys
lexe! v iib pauper*, but finally
C h am b er of
In (he R a v in r <*mi i■ ris when* linin'
linn
uyerallnu ami repair t-.i -lit ---. • she was algned to a screen rn n trn rt.‘ the miitiufucturerix hati to take
106,000 n ifilc iu m r novw ;il th e ir !oV» ■
Mhn M il .I n-i i
liu hiding hmislni' innl n ie " tttf 1 A blond*, she s 6 feet t ' r Inches , them I*nd the vuniu-n learned tn
sporutorctl by ilif M a ik is Mi?**,, J u n io r «*hn i I'ci o f V nuni r
lit tittles fur atup II--I-, in I Ilf. tall, weighs 107 pounds and is un-, | tin re inotith> xvhut the men m id
showti at thr left it ith Mi-- Allen* W>'llr. iepre-enluttvt- nf me o iiMtinn of hind fur the N a-nll
m srnrd.
would lake three yearn.'*
Ocala Jnyvei-. tl tin- right. Jnyvro clnb- ttum nil tin- tvoulm rn Air Station ut Key W4"*t. Tbii*
atatea linve bten inv ilrd to enter nail’ r tteautiea ill tin- coining in in addition to an iiptnnKimuh- rect inn of the I'Ydci.i! W‘’rkh Ad- i
fl.MHJ.OOO alr\'auy an th o iim l f u minlstrntion. which will semi ic-I
pageant.
the rt hablhtatiuTi <tf the
K'» > jircseiiinlived to inch point Im -1
W r it N aval II.i>e
mi'ilintcly It) mi*m > and recoin
It ivaa also nnrimiticiHl that ari mend sites. When lln -itcs me
additional |17.l,tM»0 wait r^ro.ii- !•elected, vxhicli ■I in expected will
rii-iulrd by lh"
Approp. i-rilent lie within n u nM* i of days, con-1
t ritmniUee for l he eons true'M i of tracts for cult*ltin lorn will l<*
ruiface c rafl I tmwinyp. n ei-in-r negoliatcxl. 1'liix i iumI i uctiou will
ATHENS,
M ar. :t
1/1 7 — H a l .
O il V N liE L U H T A K I) I'lF .
and recreation fanlitir* ui tin* he under what ip known a* the
ian l«>mI>4TA u trm k 'n t the enrth^
H may It true —thn l btirnl re Naval Air Na tion at .lark unu illr. I-anhum Act, which limits n cost
uake Mrickni rity of U r i> u m ark <f Solomon*•— that therv’i
Alsu
rrc'iOmn. ended hv
the of $.1,600 for cio h unit
uttday during tin (nnk of re nothif k- new u m lrr thr aun. Itut ||uu*iv
A | i r . ...............
............................
House A)ij;n
\ riatioun
I'miim iti c
Senator lYppcr asxritcd that
lief work, a gmiTiimeiifc F|K»k«‘a- new wayw to U»r «i]t| (liinKa U'htl 1
FREE D EL IV E R Y
.lH
itn •linI $ 1,2tW .»«M f- r he had vig«*rim>ly piulextetl the
mnn »ai«l. Imt no iitltlitiotial c a t. a fa -iiu itiiiic apiH-al. Wv v r
^ intion train in g
faeilitien, in- allocation of «nl> $HHI.imm) by the
P h o n e 7 8 S -J— A rc a rie D id*.
umltlcR n-Mille.l
iil tin |'ii^t oinnife,
lemun
and | c luilir,»T lu ib lm F " «nil avve o es Bureau of Fducation for Voca*
Building* nlm uly .-butteinl b y 1 g,ijb«*, f
Jllires as u hint uf nd e q u ip m e n t nt the •lai,k>onv pile ♦ninnl Training Si howl progrums
y citcn tn y '* i|U.ikc tn im h lrtl u iu lrf
rookies,
rakes and N uv a l Alt sStotioii.
I ii FJoridn. "In view of the ix* 1
the impact of bomb* after the bread*, uMiJ really cnjuynj it. Hut
Miami* N**’ ul Air Btatn
’•naive defence i • Liiilihm ent in
cJty*» population had t»ei*ii rv* today xii* iim- titruv fruit juices— receive an uud.iiimal $660,<
i Lorida", the pciinloi '-uul, “it i" 1
moved, he added.
grain -1 nut, hwpfl orange, sour or aviaHon t*-aln Hg facili.i
lereasary that 11vTm miiii he in.
On the central Alhaniun mill wiki orMiigo for all or pari of ciudlaj tth ljig p ami » n
tary front the (Jierk army xvas lh« lupiitj in bJiklng, to oHaiti an and equipment if the re *«') - -* 1 leased. I have til m im ed the nit said to have thrown hark re. unusually .irliiut. crumb and a tlatloiii nf Iho lloute Ann »■, » jttion with Hr, J W Mudabaker,
blcf of the Buirnii of Hilucation,
pealed
ltMliuit
counter-attacks freab ilMtinctiva flavor. In adUI- Hon.** C o m n ^ tie prevail. Fen.* »
l which hn* direction of the pro*
aimed At rvonujiylng |M>aitlons tion, tin un* of citrua fruit Juices I'cupor said
giam* and I am advised that h recaptured by the ti recks. The fo r baking i> another way for
The Housa upprupriatl n
xvourvlcd alrewfi on the slopes them i" fu tih rr inlrmiuce nature* Inr )u led an Item of $61U.00’) Im ex an linn tioti will tn- made of the
ppokshniun mi id, xvith dead and moat lualihful fruit ackls in the atklltbinal hospital fa cilitie s, b*. pltuatlon in P'loiitla It is my
Fascist* puffeied
heavily, the d ie t Thli, too, pruvex a delight eluding tu ild in g ". secesso lo i *ii*d hope that additiunnl funds may bv
provided.
of the mountainn.
ful change from the ordinary quartara for torpiimcri mid iiu?
"The vocal hum! limning p»v(Hiking routine.
An wall aj an r Jditioiial $4 m,h Id gram is mont impoltnfit in the
Of it unity H n a thrifty practice for hosuital fccilltiea, Inelmiiitg rxecuLinu of I lie dcfrgi'c* program
111 lbr.Hu days* whi’ii in r fine cit* buildings and accessories at the and it it In itppr«H*iatioii of this
rua friuls seem oxcrly nbundant JacknonTtllc Naval Air Base.
that the Congi'cts appiopriatiNl
Bo let n have pie! Hem um
Hfiiator Pipper announc'd tlinl $M,000,1KMI instead of $4,0tM>,tMm
dlnrUims for making the orangii the Bureau of Education has re recoin in ended by t he Bu r enn of
AU jncijtbera of the regular pao%/t
commended certain appropriations the Budget The Bureau »rf Kdu
Army reserve vsrr* railed to
f lit AM i K HAHTIIY
for additional achool facilities in
axketl for $2tUHMIJHN1 to
active duty effective Frb. 15, the
Ingrvtliniu
1 b t'U|M *iftfd connection with the prilsblblm m it cation
Wnr n rp srtm e n t |M»tnted out lu. Hour, 3-4 lip nail, gratetl rind of of Army and Naval base* tn Flor nice I the primary ncetix of tm inday, end those not su th o riird d r. I orange, 1-3 cup riliorteningt and ida) Involving mu expenditure uf ing in the various craft?* no idt-ril
In the defi'n^e progiam 1 he
torment and who have felled to 11)ui igo j u Ut talMMil l tblripP
fli2 3 .H O for nrxr building*, ap UlXl.lMHI nmv appropriated n iu U
report *s directed s r s now sbuwn
Hloml grated of tinge find and xxr II ax fin.'. ,000 ftn pllrq xml only a third of the need* and
un War Departm ent records *> -vlutiirnitig; thill Hifl and m r r f184.480 for additions ami fl75,*
A WOI. and will be dropped n> oil- flour, add m»H and nift again 760 fur additions for school facib the Bun im of Fdurjititut hd- re.
deserters Mar. 15, provided they * of sliorriidng into flour until itiep for children residing on coinin' ruled lu the Mudg* 1 Murvjiu
hnvr nut been reported by that t'oHjcJeft mo m4hkiit |lie vile of fetleral lexervsllons in Florida. an joitlHioiial nroouni at* k Mip|dtmrtitiiix appropriation to <xpand
date
mu' y bean* .Sprinkle emrige jtilcc,
Senator iVpper s»i«l that the
"All members of the regular 0 hill** at o time, im i flour iii Ik- defense homing coordinator hud the prog rum If lhi> u m mil
Army reserve who failed lu re r"i< . T obf lightl> oith a folk un allocated | J,226,000 for additional mi'lltled h> Ihe Budget Bui. mi and I
tint tv
to
i (tail
port are advised that they are til large, damp Itmip- it re formed, housing facilities a t Key West, Silii|ili'i| i> the I 'ntlgrcap, I'l i ml - . W liulii-ulu
subject to m ilitary law from * "limit' until nil thr* flour J* Jacksonville*, Vulpsrino and Miami, tin pa Ird that ndtliticinnl non nutx .
will I#* alliHiiteii to FIoiolo
tin- date ordered to active duly dampened. Pn
gently together for immediate construction, l i t
and should report immediately ut 1" form thnigh Ihdl paulry to fit announced that 20 units would
tin- nearest Army post or re. 1 tii (U-inch ilia meter 1 y 1 '<• Ixe constructed at Key West a t a
cm
m iltin g station," llie ill p a rt...... . 1r■ dt*a deep > and place loosely to cost of f 70,000; 30 unit* at Ja c k
an ill.
•d slrciebirig Trim off c?ilri sonville at a cost of f1 06,000;
p-n try, leaving
inrh »*tending lOO units at Valnariao at a toM
M nr\T
I MIR \.
M ai
i
he\«>tM edge of pan Fold back to of $.'160,000; and 200 unita al
t Spe- oil I
M a jo r
I dv»i*n
e»V"*d double
rhu. Prefs w jtli1 Miami a* u cost of $700,000.
O n K uril o f T lirv c l 'v o l
tniiftr and thruinb fur flutctl edge,
The coordinator declared tluit Bow e . roildintlfl o f 1 1 i w il l
ra dio
nmatui i
hum
t lull. Hake In a hut oven (460- at Jackxuiivillf, th« original es kui'wn
t'n rw . I 'J l l T uk " O n All
.SAIGON, French
Indo-l liina, I p 10 to 12 minutes. Makes one timate of 004 unita deemed nee. slopped l o r e F r i d a y n f i i i n o o i
(
u rn
Mar 3 - lA7—The Vichy guvrrn v n c h diameter by lU d n rh pie eteary to uccom<Mlate the enlisted i ni iHile N oi t h
XX V I
1*
He 4i ml a pn i ty o f I mo
wtu*
metil lies agreed la Tokyo's plan di- ll, nr chic h-inch diameter by and civilian personnel in con
for settlem ent uf thu territorial I d Inch deep, unlwkcd crust with nection with the B oulhrastern were Irav k il ii g li>- n vi t ■ •. t"|i|»ed,
1 ord 1 o d e r
MM
Hle igh t'x
Wti> id* |
for fruit or berry pic,
Naval Air Base, had been raixrd nt W in t
dispute between Indo-China anil *li
MM
V rdia
M U
in r*
\n*l here a tho filling for the to 1.144 unita and It waa antici
Pat k in g H o m e I lo w e i, vt Im w n ij
Itiallaud, n Jajimiese spoke-man
’
Mil
pi
i
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d
In
find
1
hat
S le ig h I
paled that additional allocation*
declared Hundsy, but Krrnch io
M U
C u r d T w it**
IS O*
Orange Ifuttrrm iU C ustani
would Im- made Jf prlvatu capital g i v e - i n r o r a n g e jniii-i t>> 13
lonlai rv|ire sen la Uvea a t Tokyn
' Mgrcdiantt: I cup sugar, 3 did not supply the Incrrasrd de tin xi Jrra w h o hlap nt (hi W ii j - I
ate withholding their own ag ie r.
ment, hoping to m lninute thu am . 1 I p flour. »4 tap. nail. .1 eggs, mands for housing at Jackaonvillr. •id*, o n l i r i i l s e v e r a l b o x * ' of I
M U
1 ord a#a«m
#*T*
- ip* hut term iIk. a ml 4 tbUp.
mI
The conslrurtlnn of these addi M i nn fr uit for Ids f i j*1fel
cessions to Thailand.
t e*ral IX* f ' r weth • 3 1 *
" 1exl butter
tional unit* will be under the d i ilo N orth
Thr
spokesman, Cammandei
Is.xo Vasu in lira, s a id ,. how evri,
lo n a k r the filling, blend
• 10* t l « A
t (aiwr
that the Jupanrse i-i|w cl jinnnpl
<i| mid Hour \%e|l, mid beaten
• Vto
M M
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t
i
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r
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b
x
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signature of the Tokyo a g u e
yolk* mill ImtienniJk and
mrnt. Jalian haa demanded that
n the melted ituticr Fold in
rirh o rd
t n i p # * a a * ears
tho French cede to Thailand large
illy brut* n whites und pour inIlkU I old IWael I rear* fSTA PZ:
areas of the liklo-Chlna provirnru
tha naatry Kited pan. Hakr as
V u
of Lae* and Cambodia.
■" r t c *P4’
ntovr. The fruity,
184* I 'l j i H o o l k i r d a x U B S
|I T I
' “n**-fUVOrl.,| , „ , try
un_
'V . W
IlfT I 'l j v e x l k T x 4 « l I U >
M U
"''“•I Interest to Hiis custard |i|,.
by tho Ioral
BAGGETT’S
Italian WarplanPH
Strike ({unke Area
Liquor Store
Household Hints
I'HK VKRY BEST
In Liquoi-s. Wines,
Gina
3
RETOUCHED
PHOTOS
50
Members Of Army
Reserve Summoned
Proofs Shown
W1EB0LDT
STUDIO
i
Major Bow
Visits
Briefly In Ml. Dora
Vichy Agrees To Plon
In Territory Dispute
Invitations Issued
To Sorority Event (Fries Entertained
InvIUHon* have been iaauvd
Usuvdj]
By Son And Wife
lo
Xroop
#f representative
roung women by Mias Clyde WiL
of JacksonriUe, Intornatlonal
field represenUUve o f Bela Sig
m a. Phi sorority to attend the
dinner and form al Initiation of
tba sorority In Saatorjl.
The invitation* re a d « * follow*:
Beto SJgBM Pkl Sorority
r»4U#iG
presence
formal In
It I
Initiation
Upefloa o_ f Florida
Wednesday .
Um fifth of
•even-thl
o -th lrty o'clock
Hotel
B an fo rf •
'°^nWr
Mooes Hoad T*
h—dlliig, Thmi
,
H arebo worth
Mr, and Mr*. Frank O. Url#
« t i e entertained Saturday even,
n* far their son and dauffiterin-law. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Urle,
sltli • aparhettl dinner. Dinner
w*x served from a labia overlaid
with n linen cloth and centered
with an arrangem ent e f cut flow ,
er*.
Tho#* enjoy in f Um
sapper
* rr* | Mr. and Mrs. f r a n k Urie,
I Mr. a ad Mra. H. R. Lain*. Brfa.
I Gen. aad Mr*, i . C. Hatokfaso,
I Mr. aad Mra. W. A. Lodwfa, Mr.
■nil Mra, Kenneth Cunningham o f
j Phliaaatptila. P » , Mr. and Mrs.
CUraace Adam*, H arry Grim ball
and Mr. and Mra. f . A. Uria.
la 1800 it required *14)00 to
■tar* a a a m arg es farm ) to 18M
. ** won
WIFE
IC COO.
7TTER
i AVI
Save $25 to $100
ian
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fia a
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far
la
K IT IU
I0QM I k r t r t U l
DUKE'S
4 MU** North Of tfaaford On Th« DeLand Highway
STEAKS
ALL KINDS OF BANDWICUBS
LIQUOR — WINES — BEER
A iia t Attraction* With PrUea
— Txoadaya aad FrUajrx
PHONE if ttl SANFORD
a
IOM r if M M t k * * 4 t » f*4*
Tkim
AtA
SIZZLING
YOUR H<
They Must Go
BUYERS
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tea* CWv.rslel rte k e e — Tn
Kef* Tslal
SO* *
IM I I l n n M To*oe h * u
New ra ta l Clove Tltse 0*40 flM
1*04 C^evaoUt u etasa M u
neve ratio* a OK
r e d I* Too Faoel
Bale a a l, last 10 Oars
TS «y w ill o o i s t a r her*
Is eg s | these or tees t«
come tn a t owe*.
Small Aswa yoyueal aad
aia* 11 sMBlhly par ai tale
ALTMAN
Chevrolet Co.
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• I ' of <•. ! * “ » Bow*" (f*nt«r) pr<
irrr weekt-old Herald Horton. With
I hlgh-hopca on Dili now rooklo keyttone com I
'e to n b u r r Flo. They arc i h o r l . l o p Phil Bl
Prlddjr, who were loomed up a t K a n s a s City
ii":
s&iSssfi
ga®
*r* • rJL* ' ' 1 lo H . L a Q o a r d li
alllanro as tho Amrrlran Mladoa Violet and Dorothy
•h *oId Iera, I-one* Corporal Ixnnard R. Uawaon <le ft) and Private Fred
ootolde HU Cuthbert'a Chureh, London, a fte r tho wedding. Tho f i r la* fa<
London on business.
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for th«m to un4frttAndt H tttonar wi
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MARCH 4, !M1
TOE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
• Entry Rounds Ocala Posts
“For City Golf E n tr a n c e Fee
In S t a t e League
L Tourney Played
Phfl Grashoff Makes
Lowest Qualifying
Score Yet Entered
Phil G raahoff mailr the lowest
Tpund of the qualifying kdtvh
in th e City Championship go If
tournam ent to be • played he
here at
tha Sanford Country Club a ta rt!•
***t Sunday. Allan Stew art
raid today. Mr. Gra*hoff turned
In a acore o r 7 D for hla ro u n d .
O ther score* entered a re : A n.
drew Carraw ay, n t ; John Kick.
SI J Lawrence Londqulat,
83;
U anry Wataon, 84: Roy Holier,
8 8 1 Dr. H. W. Rucker, 80: Fred
Do
Doily,
88
*....................................
and John Ludwig, (11.
Ho far nr
acorea
havr
been
OCALA. Mar. S ~ ( S peeU n
officially Ocala entered the FVorIda State league Sunday w ith
payment
of
MOO
entrance
fee check' b et la atUI UNO abort
cf tha peal adt by club hacktra to
maintain tha team thl* year.
The time limit to r tha city to
ralae money to keep the franchise
I was e a tended from Monday until
Thursday, Mar. 0, by John Gan
ael, chair
chairman of tha league com
mittee considering Ocala a proto.
Icm.
If the sufficient fund* have not
been raised a t th at lima the fo r.
felt cheek will be returned and
some Other City will get a chance
a t the franchise.
However, Otto Wcttateln and
Wilson T urn is peed, co-workers In
the campaign to raise funds,
stated last night th a t they felt
ittio n ib ly Hire of aucetta u
aeTenrl business firms and local
c ltlten i had promised donations.
Plana of local backers are to form
a stock company of all contribu
lom " lyi te
10 hi
111" * manager who
will to k t complete charge of the
tr a m s operations. Seven other
clues In the state league have *1.
i-radv paid hi their entrance fee
check.
turned In by the Indie* but Mr.
Allen expect* them tn qualify
thl* work with good golf w eather
In prospect.
Players have until next S atu r
day to tu rn In their acurra cn a
qualifying round.
V isitors to the c ru ise during
the p ast week hsvu included;
Mrs. C. N- W arren of lndiann.
po)U; Randall Lotto of W ashing,
ton; L. W. Friends of Cstonvillo,
P * .; E arl Manville of Indianapo
lis) Mrs. L. W. Dibble of Chi.
eago; Kenneth McDcnald of LL
berty. N. Y.; Roy Lee of Birming
ham, Mr. and Mr*. Henry Mear.
of Syracuse; W. E. Elliott oi
Pittsburgh; 0 . A. Varela of W ash
ington; W. A. Lowe of Ituffalo; — V'w
h lli,No jLr
,M,*r 3 wran— W>
WhUe
th er0 f ?'
laglalaten
F. F. Haevmeyer of Wellesley
tigata
Maas.; R. J. Dundy of A ltam onte the <d«fen»e^*Bree»*n n’r®'1
w h irl.
— congreaalonal Inspactian of arm y cantonmenta
W. W. Binkley of Winston Ha. already
la In progress.
lem ; Phil Axt of Dloomfirld, N.
It Is being conducted by Rep.
J .; Karl 0 . King of I.n* AngidRepublican,
eai Deb Anderson
of D etroit:
John Johnson of D etroit; and Michigan, a World W ar array
officer
with
a
penchant
fa r sta
Paul Dailey of Lansing.
Also, Wnlt De Iaeh m u tt of tistics and a reputation for the
machlna-gun delivery of speech
Cleveland; Charles William* of es
In tha Rouse.
D etroit; r . P- Dluxcm o f Hamil
Spurning 'a W ar Department
ton, Vn.: R- R- Patch of W inter
P ark ; John Pirle of Ea»t Rncka- o ffe r to aaatgii an array officer
_____ Engel
way; C. Walton of F ern P ark; to faallltato his tnapectlon,
and William Eddleman o f Phila aat ou t tn his own car 10 days
ago lo r cantonm enta being ns.
delphia.
tabllshed In Urn South. A t the
time,
It w as learned, the Army
Approximately 30 million acres
was looking for him to visit
of farm land were piotrclcd from Camp
Edwards in Massachusetts
erosion by such practices a t con
ha had made a speech in
tour farm ing, strip cropplnn. and because
summer-fallowing under the 1030 |h* Rouse regarding th at pro),
dq
_____
*,A A A Farm -,Program , _______ ' ect.
CO N FID EN T VAN
ciexpei
tha
.. ____..... and aid nature
and heal raw. tender, tn-jnndilal m u co u s in e m . Tell your druocial to sell you
le oofi cCrcorauUlon
with tha una bottle
r
_
you
narafatullnc
y must like th e way It
allays
the
couch
or you arc
quickly allay:
money back.
CREOMULSION
fo rC p u ih i, C hest Colds, Bronchitis
W O M EN , h a ra ’a
2 w a y r a lla f I
(SAV.VESVItaLE. .Mai- :t
«Spa *.
VamLimsle^
AAlWGO
DROOsi-W DOPMR &
’htfcdCR
8
O ft WiaMlHO I S -
«AM8S W K?Ui
wh.. wt*u*
" T to a c v jp
J
playing fur
M1 do not think th er e i* »ui m ed ia te thing, i ,* l»i
H u ytl M
R n r aniil. *‘( i|-t
l i u k t nhot k< t
g r n r r n l roiuhtmii t • mnm
b u t it M imi
t ,t i
jJmciT
To Eustis, DeLand
n *1' ft \ I I
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vAa I iWAS
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Ii,i in i *i1 n pivyliniiiTil In nl y e a r ,
c i u s e w n y * in |!iMii>nr In
Will • *-lii n to tin tu n n in g w ar Hi
t r e it e il to uti u i l t Ih dnh I tin i l l « M r
Orlumlo Ken md C l u b
Bunda y whvii a t n tit! mil.honril \ t <•11i k lit i*f f i*t w month •« l a y o f f ,
IP il> w ill t,u to pitnt in tin* ninth
racing' luimhtiui rnteriemitn c o m p r t i t m n throw it- ittivor mid f u i t u f v d 8 v t ill fr om the fu-
tin its h v
the 8vnt<’r nml plnmd thimigli
the air, luiiding uinong w n tth iri
In parki^l car* n long ihr i uH
One Woman *pi*ctnlor u a t.ikwn
f, nm
to a horpitul *■of firing
kbock untl reverul wen- li»*ot<*d
into
minor
tilnI m h
Oni* t at
J hr (
M Hull K f l i m ’l nei* ou t
of thili'ii i p
mid M y it h- t t o i w l l i
i
V’ 1 *"■ " iidi top fo r m thl*
j mum 1hd!> Inn n »<H*ortJ o f 13
•*tnits with only two whip *n d one
won |dut<* fnu»h H e r lunt x tnr l w i l
badly dam.vgrfl tun I thr mmih iil
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West Coast Champ *m iIIn i '
Wreck Featured jWill C o To Post '•t ‘1<kiiiiH4M.11JI1..1
Al• r FI 'Mil h
At Miami Regatta In Tonight’s Race',’ r*M»0 tn 111lin;t v 1
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Juke, po iiflU t d ilu tio n
a n d t h a t its s a f e l y I h r e t l l , »|,
help build Ntrtngtb Thu*» It of* p u r r n t l y wen frtikrn
ten relieve* periodic function*
It h u r t l r d
JMM) yjmU
to a |
dUtre»*. Rut It may «Uo lull beach, Ii' hpi'<) over one Inn n'l
relieve »uch periodic dUitrc** If p ark ed ru i n nnd barely rnih.-t *1
you t t i r j taking it# m* directed
3 day* before Myour time.'* Mod
ern fact* *nd B0 year*' u*e InflU
confidence in CARDUL
A H A f T H A T W O M A N IS
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n d a i i g r r , ,i . c n l c t n l .
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DAN DUNN—Sorrel Operative 48
Classified Advertisements
G O I N G BACK
T O A T A B L E --T W O MEN ARE
S I T T I N G T H E R E --M M
THAT G U V
W IT H TH E S O F T m a t q n S U Q E
L O O K S L I K E A T O t / j U V - ------------------ -
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H E L P 8V AN TED
U NUR HALE
h i .a b r r a thing which
bin I
h a m p t m l hy futit f im t iir o il
Fraternity Tenni^ Sanford
*g
Finals At Florida Teams Lose Both
Decided Last Week
Iflii
One-Man Inspection
Of Blinding Proceeds
- ao«WB«rouaa*t«toMa«aMM<uwMmwa
- - - By Jack Sordi
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L M Q O th ia IN T M E a e a n d
3E E IF I CAN OvECLWEAR
WMAT TH B V ARE TALKING
ABOUT — MAVBE I CAN
FIND O U T IF T H E Y ARE
T H E P O L IC E
[;;,N .
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T H A T 'S
itu a tio n
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• V O K HAS
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G EA R ED - - ) MAN ME M U S T N 'T |
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4 0 11 H O M E - - A N D
t'O W M A 1 1
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COLORED GIRLS for laundry
work, experience not ntceisary .
Try a fte r 5:30 P. M., Seminole
County Laundry, 810 W. 3rd
a tulles front city limits. I’rlre
St.
880 p«r acre. Writo for further
I •>’ ‘in “f e r n m *“
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t i u n : H. U. S u lliv a n , Ft.
8 0 A C R E S G O O D f a r m land w il l
gT ow ]>*|ipcra, e g g p l a n t , b e an s,
tIViUHiuva,
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SITUATION WANTED
L a u d e n t o l , . F la .
j PR ID E O F Moblls A rale as 3 fo r
“
R.
Klrtlay,
..
8-------1 8 0 . Mrs.
.C.
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Phone 7 7 0 .W.
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OONU n U1NG ^ T i ilOUG\l ' Mar.
10% discount on K yanlie E tu r
raela, paints A varnish**. I l l
E. fntl SL M artin’s Paint Store.
Hand Lum ber, brick*,
.
Right price. D uhart'e
Lumber Yard.
COLORED BOY — -n il around
cook, honest, want* position.
William Johnson, 1110 W. 7th
BL
NEAT. HONEST nnd dopondable
" g i r l need* half dajr or day1,
work of any kind a t o n e *
Pleas* call fo r LUla, 1001 E.
7th SL
____________
LIZZIE MAE JAM ES, 810 E.
tl h SL w ants Job a t once
STOCK
of
used
: i* m b
■waters, refrigerator* JOB WANTED aa raaU ar cook.
;.
lu g e *
Dorothy Smith, 4 1084 E 8*^
priced to sail. Qree.n’a
SL
Gas Service, u r e a s from
Office, Phan* 008,
TOR BENT
ROM E cheap. On Old
Ruud. O ath o r terms.
17.
PORTABLE typewriter
1, car* of Herald.
■cash. Box S,
USED a ar wanted cheap
cash from private 1
18 oorr 1M7 Ford,
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GUESS TH WACKY.
BUT I VMS SUCK I
SdW'ITTA M D
NANCY HERE.
Wa h / m e t o o - ' S
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CX3HA83 Corel X> CAMP
TDOAY TO
VIST US-*
V f cow o f icri GBr
PIPE DOT4N A MINUTE.*
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I M E A C O t O C E S IN THAT TAN- 1
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FOR RENT—8 room* and bath.
1 doutle, 1 a b id e hod. 107 N.
LA N T IN G E
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SERVICE
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to
p tin d p lo f 0# thP. * W * B »*N
r r (*•*»"■•I form ing. « h
f ^ n tb li. f t * pity^ ftgit |Ad
Dr. II. Ito n H Worn*. 4*nn
ITnlrenlty of
CttOl
Or* or m ' l “J*,
aahOlty o f a tow
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of food. food*
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S o * lnf*ctton a t b H lb ’
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bognn
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to r * tom lly t a o Z f w a o b r." '
Dron Homo explained, •.
|
Confutlon
em anating
from
error rmphoolj or chengo* b o
m olted In many former* W in d
ra, (to to IH.
•
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' d ^ v s a s a S3
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O U T
O U R
C O U R T R E C O R D S
1
and other nooooolUoo -for . th*
farmer’*- family. > . .Th* r m t CKjr at
•orpluto* and low prieoo o f thooo
W A Y
T T fv K N o u r
u cn M rl I
ci&rtfjxas.'a.TK
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mmv&tt
deidentOJ foot homo to th* form ,
if i I f th* rural family U to tor*
atnpU and T iriid / o m . ft u n it
S ir * X
food. Betarn* from
th* ’oath’ crop* n c h w ootton
nr* not sxiffklont to prortde* a
rood llrlng for th* fom ny/*T)r.
Hum* imortad.
Ham**,
rooltrr, * tow pig*. a fow
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’resident’s Pet Scotty
as Named For Scotch Ancesfc
.»A M unanu4
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n i* U th* tal* o f roll*.* th*
moot fomooo dog in America to*
- ■rr*1: f
^F alle U a J*t black mottle. Mfo.
t f j f a ■W * ^ , iti-{*
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t gfj
IpsSW
«*♦ f e * f
jig
nata* u
rotopr'into th* kitchen- <
. .UfBixr th e lid of ever*
that sauce i. .' and final
amenu.
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S em in o le C o u n ty P ro d u c es *'
M ore F r u it A n d V eg etab les T h a n £ n j
S im ila r A re* In FJorifla ^
MARCH 4,
SANFORD, F L O R ID A .
Wiley Says If Fleet
IB Dispatched Into
Atlantic; Japanese
f May Start Assault
■alty Admits
i Slips Lost
N U M B E R 199
ritish-Bulgarian Break
Is Expected In 24 Hours
Attack On U.S.
Seen By Solon
Ot Termed One
G re p te e t Fire
da Of Conflict;
Member Amodated Press
1941
Schick Elected By
Legion Group To
Replace Weinstein
aewmi
-i|
Dcclaration Of War
Will Probably Fol
low Action, London
Officials Intimate
Another Spokesman For The II. S,
R.A.F. Prepares
To Bomb Country
•
nouncing h li oppoeition to the
Administration'* Brltish-ald bill,
asserted “If we put mir fleet Into
m
lh« Atlantic blench for llritoln.
ItUler m ar c«»d Japan" Into
attack in g the United Stntcs.
V i l e r . t '.7 irm»lon
enmr an
John .1 Schick of Melbourne
W hite House S crrrlsrjr Stephen
ly was telling reporter* he WOO named district commander of
ANKARA, Turkey, Mar. I
ight a “good nigny effo rt, tbo American Legion to reptaeo
— < t l ’l —The Turkish cabinet
to confuse oml mystify ami Int t a port Jot Cardiff,
Weinstein of Sanford at
wrnf into amalon today I*
.wet poison into Iho defense setup n meeting of the seventh district
Wjm. with • 9-hottr
ronolder a special message
Jjie
nqw
going
on,"
from Adolf Hitler la I’realIncendiary bomba la at
W N onibiterT entlanists ye«lrrd*y In Leesburg Sunday, and J . J.
rlrnl Inonu. The meaaage w .a
described by BrttUh
[■ n ck e ilth e ll r .t a Item pis by the R otto of the Campbell.LossIng
d illk rrrd hv so airplane ro a r,
i ail dm of Ik e greatSil m inistration |o limit Senate I’oat was named an executive
irr
e frlds of the w ar,
d ebate ^on I’nvkldcnt Rnoecvclt's committeeman.
jUrltisKJnlil bill
but reiterated
O f the IR pouts In the district,
Ilf %«WnrlH|p4 |*rtM
*
emphatically Hint they ore net 4 were represented a t the confer,
t Cdoftne
th e G erA it llin t it n jiv p m in r lo n t
Jq ,
filibustering the historic ' legis cnee, Mr. W einstein, said, and
T.nntiikn an id L kIav t h a t R rit*
lation.
added that the whole o ff rlr was
n itt m ig h t h ro u k o f f re ln tlo m t
• The move wn» made by Chair
successful."
w ith H iilg n riu
w ith i n
th «
man George, of Georgia, of the
The Hens of the Legion Drum
nt’x t IM h o u rs , w ith t h e a c
Foreign Relations Committee, a f an d -b u g le Corns and the M ajor,
A beghsiUng towards harnessing the eon’s power for light, heal te r Senator Class, llcm orrul, Vir ettoa of Sanford also attended the
tio n iirt'.aum nhly to b e fo land power baa keen made with iho Invention of O. II. Mohr, or ginia, had advocated invocation Le«*>’nrg meeting.
low
ed hv a d e c la r a tio n o f w a r,
Oakland,' CaL, shown top with hi. brainchild. The uppn rnliis run- of the Semite n most drastic
Among the guests were Lisle
S o fia ,
r tu lg a r ia , r c i x jr t r d
aiata of o-IoaiLfro* g lass bulb encRating a cluster of wires, thermo. weapon—elolure - to shorten the
«Uh of Haines City, d ep art, in th* shadow of Puerto Rico's cnpltol at San Junn, n gun crew uf
th a t tlu> b r e a k in O ritlH h -u u lcouplings, otc. Healing and cooling of the Innard, of the gadget dlreusaion and n ltrr nppnaitlon- men! rnmmander, Howard Row.
geaeratea 1tig watt* to light three tiny lamp*, shown bottom.
1st* had been denounced from the ton of Palatka, departm ent ad the 61st Coast A rtillery r^hrarbr* It* routine on t» t ig HVfi mm H tirlttti ri’la lio n n w a s e x p e c t(leer ae aiding the Asia rau u i by ju ta n t. Jive Clark of Bt. I’e trrs . roast d a f in tt gun. Th«* island lorntory Is fnnl turoTinu^ mi Amcru ed w ithin :tft ho urs an d, a s O c r .
ran •'GlbrnHar' for tti* tlvf«mM» of ilu» Fanomo L'unul uiid our runt. man rep orts sifted throu g h thg
delaying a final vote
burg, national committeeman, P.
rrn uruboard,
apital that the H. A . F . waa pho*
George's motion would lave N. llla tt of West Palm Beach,
.graphing Ihr co u n try a p p a ren tly
limited each senator to one hour1* national chairman of the Bona cf
1,, preparation for bombing, more
talk on the bill amp :to minutes th* Legion, and Montry Mont,
ihnn lu ll sm all p u rsu it sh ip * w ere
on earh amendment. Only one gainer v of Tallahassee,
state
lined up at
" n rw
em erg ency
vote was needed to defeat It. nnd rh g rm an for "Boy* S tate."
,1
It came from Missouri's Sena
T hice candidates for State com.
' killing colorful Florida sea. tor Clark who sslil "the destiny m b ld rr. who will be voted upon
•1
•
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J
le n p ila l. said ih e m as* m o vem eat
shells with a few sacks of cement of the American republic is at “ “ the state Legion convention
*
---------'„ f German
Iroope
eonlinued
ey West April 23 to April
and a little ingenuity, Richard ■take and there should not be
in n
Colrnui
f.Hijtti ImmdiT ?md i*mit bwnrd ihrough Bulgaria.
ki-rr also present at the conMote transformed the grounds of a lim itation of debate.*
He protested th at there “is
Swiss reporle from Belgrade.
re. They are Edgar Vaughn,
hta home, on West F irst Street
if
l hi* A | hiIIi» |lny ^
directo r
snnvillei R upert Cavinesa,
that
M
0 Canter of Interest by (he no evidence whatever of a fili
C h o ir of lltrim n gb ii m . Ain , to- Vugo slav fapital. reported
"Increasing prelim inary con versa,
and Sam MacCahiil e f ML
in s “.f f“ lower pets. buster, " and was joined In this
unusual fountsain<
day
u
n
i
ip
it
fired
Ihf
jim
p
rwrn
fur
lions" ^-rre underway for a fir**he has 'constructed statem ent by Senator WIpuleri
hr given at Ihe ro J la lia n armWllce.
Democrat, Montana, gvnerallssldelrgste* to the naf
the
H
oly
G
rn
a,
Soviet R u s s ia ^ v ** r e y w t s a
t L w . . o#*pl*_ *bav.e b n «
h I ’ridn \ s f le r
.
...........................
reinforcing troop* OH IM FrtW
tn at* the shell novel
noon
nnd
evening
ot
2
In
o\
lot
l.
Itiver
frontier facing Rumania,
ter*
are
pouring
into
the
offlrca
Orlando,
William
T.
Comar
of
ties, ho said yesterday, th a t hi
rreitrd on a rhnrgc of slpal- a m | . a t H t i l l n j ' l o - h
H..U.I Russia in fp rw « !. ■?*- •
h fru f C. M. Hand aahl today- kes been considering building a of s.-naickTi urxV,i_ th .fjp to Till. tirlnnHo. and alternate*,, Joel S- meA money
from ine u n ited su ites
form al noi# y*4lfrW o m a n , AnvthoM ■
,j -hi' e ni in
at u e troohle was soon cor. roadway to curve lip past hi* m ilter, nmf he cegartk-il th*se Field of Sanford, anil Dr. K. F.
mail, by two post office inspcc
plius m “fully Juatifled.''
Vail of Orlaniln.
ih*t Germany's m iliUry oe.
tftod and the etna returned to hontc.
.Ink
"Nu m atter how you sugar.
In eddlllon to Mr. R « c o , the tors, William McClirry, 43-yeat.
l*lr owiirrs. '
The shells for Mr. Muir'*
eiipst inn „f the Ilalksn natton
I I n r a t i' n s "tllifliln iii *»f thf
Here’s the way it happened, flower pot* and fountains Were cost nr disguise this bill it 1st •""■entire rnmmlttoemen fo r this old m tll carriar, wss taken from
the
Hanford
Post
Office
In
O
r.
nnd tlinl Russia rrfo«e* lo *l»*
k related hr Sheriff Hand:
gathered by him and his friend* still • th reat to dem ocracy" h r|d i* lrie t who were elected Bun.
laiulo
yesterday
«f
terunoii
to
- nppnrt of any ktnd to llul.
lira . E. C. Harper and Mr*, mainly near F ort H f t f t , and not void "I intend to fight » in day Include Giles F. Lewis. O r.
Os •’•*» « * * • '
ndtew Mahoney parked their fa r from Sanlbel Island, which Is ■ny way, shape or form that I ••’’do, ami Joe M artin, Co*o*. stand trial in April, Postm aster
M , both Plymouth sedans, on regarded as one of Iho three 01 tan. When the American people | T *"' conference w*« held at the It. J. Hotly said today in answer
till 1ll
•hllllii V
to
questions
concerning
the
In
r
i'a
liic
f
i
t
'
Hall
of
Leesburg,
and
the
- what this bill
means,
*’ "
" *
[agnails Avenue Just off First four most Im portant shell, ga
Im ir (hi’ pim tf'tl
ni rii«>
Aii til la rv members who attended cident.
Street and set out on a shopping therlng point* In the World. To tir r e will be an uprising ,uch
' i4MeI t hr mi aHim \
i-irt
No
estim
ate
of
Ihr
amount
of
met
a
t
the
Woman’s
Club.
Laha*
never
hem
seer
bofoi
taur. Mrs. Mahoney finished get enough shells fo r his work,
•p luwjiril M finnl I ’ u».
money
ml,sing
could
Inmade
trr,
a
Joint
dinner
for
Mr. Musa takas n truck down to
fitd , and rrturned whera she
hi- H m f ( if f h r r hi 1m b
it
r fo u p i m • n^rvecl ■( III* * •••• the complaints have bee), coming
mid parked her automobile, hut the roast, and bring! back ■
timmiii! imI '| ti« t vt 1' i ffiperiod
of
several
V irw H o tel. About 1 * m em ber* in foi u
got Into'Mrs. Harper’s Instead. ' big hud of brightly colored onr«
11 ill h«’ (hi ........
i f C a m p b e ll.!.os«in - P o*t attend
month*, Mr
Holly said
Hums fl |«|*' 4*6*«I'inittk
Meanwhile. Ktk. Harper came of all sis**.
>1 M
IM
S t l t l 1 i l l 11
”1 • Ne
ed ih e m eeting. M r. W ein ste in missing ore small, am ounting to
back where she had left her car,
Ju st na In o th er Hnee o f en.
i t till
hi
%%hit It in
linhiiTii:
Flow er gardrnvis o f Heatinol*
ll* M
only u dollar or twu at a time
and found It miming. She Imme deavor, there's quit* n lechn lout’
I
IIIi
(ipMimiif imtnlx 1 *if i)n 1 ....... It y have an opportunity to
Decoy letters containing marked
Mrs Mary Jan e Allen pioneer
diately notified Sheriff Hand to m uting obeli , novelties, Mr
»inn, "H S iilu t n in I I m fin
entei their best specimen* and
i tills were used as a method
that |t had been stolen.
Mu..* will tell you, When making resident of Sanford and widow
l> N iim i*', «{ in iir t t t iii ini 1in 1 iimpetr f"C rlhbon* *1 the an
I detection
Mr*. Mahoney drove to a shop the bowl Of g fancy fo u n tai n , "n .
Jo* Thom as Allen,
Vnlft
,.n
; » M l#
•
him
tn
|
OJO.
,ir,,t
nual
flower show n f the Sanford
I’r.et Office Inspectors had been '•ill m
on First Street, and when she for instance- tbo shell* won't died this m orning a t her home.
1VIlA t i l l PC' M p l
f u r hi
O ili't
G«iileii Club, tn lie held Mar. IB
on the Job for three days and
•am# e a t of the etnre, realised stick when p u t on |h* under. 010 Laurel A vinue, follewing u
vi. Mis Fiidoi C urletl, chair,
it
im <
night*. Mr. Holly said, and had iiMiiijitif vt‘t»f n iif it*r
Jong illness. Bom at Augusta.
*h# e*r wasn’t bem. She Infr-med *ldo of the bowL U m ust
been agtchlng McMurray f> H ll!h',f fill f h«i V«(k*lll't L’T"Up It mini, hi id today. The lto*e Circle
the Sheriff, who b»c*« to Hruro turiud upside down, end then the L a , Jan. *9, I860, Mr*. Alin,
erratic William Saroyan* l»u *' * p r r w f i i l r f j
liy
| f t (. j,, , | M. f al
,,f ilie i lub Is sponsor of the
wh** h»d h* opneed Farther In. ■bells ran ba p u t In place. When had been In Sanford for 68 years t, st book, "My Nam* I* Aram- the past two days. Ashed why 1** tfiri’t hir uf (hi' Viriinji Him,. i l i f t I llln J'fftl McMurry m ight have taken Ihr
veetkatU n proved that the two making a pool th« Dement is put She was a mem ber of the Flr«: i* among the new title* ■<L...
"Suvi* your nice hloom»," Mn*
money, Xlr. Holly replied that Ihr < b"i», 11)111 K mvi- (h r h iti'ir In
women bad each other’* car, and into the forma, and when I Baptist Church.
Sonford Library, Mi*. Elton man did not have an rscuse as 'If
• iMip.i-i
tlur itiK
I i1 1»1 ( ( uilrtl mlvlied, #*or f«»rc# «oin«
Survivors are as follows;
a swap was made.'
.___
lias a tu la e d , 0 cartain eonaiatrn
Mm.ghton, librarian, aald today. he had * good Job making 12.000
A h - 11 im m i rrn |
UK11 giaal ones In help make the show
M .. . l —eQ wg Fag# T»r>«)
Mr*. J. T. Wheelus, Daytona
a success. All person* inUrveled
ivfiik prolm bly hu
Hat follows:
- a year.
n * 'i r 1
Beach; Mr*. R. G. GeUtte. Jock, The•‘Th*
Fir# and the Wood.
in flower* whether member* of
ta
in
sung
in
I
hie
cnunlty
rseepl
McMurtay had been empluyrd
sonvillei Mlaa Ruth Abrahams, It C, Hutchinson; “Wheel* I"
ih r Garden Club or not, are Inroups. Mi
Sanford; Ml*. L. 8, H#fc*y, Han. the Timber.'' Evelyn Voa* White: S t the Post Office here fnr about ,)■ ’ h• er r ei T ltiwe ov r se, h ot rhaol n gg...................
Mini lo enter tbe show
five years and has been a resi
fo rd i Mrs, L F. Cole, Sanford. H
spp hlra and m
ia re G irt,
Happhlra
th#e BSlav*
Annuals, perennial,, rut flow*
' * * " — "*
* ^ J * " a e
T fc rr.1
Ur*. Mabel Alexander, Hanford; Will* C athert “H. M. Pulhan, dent of Sanford for about 10
era, potted pU nti, end arrangeyears, Mr. Holly said. For the
Mra.
E.
C
..
Bimpasrv
Palatka;
DAYTON,
inquire,“ J . P. Marquand »jU - last eix months he hail held the
in,1n l, are among the various
JrJin D. Abraham*, BahTortl; Phil- Irigh’e Eden," lngll*
— Colonel La
Fletcheri Job as m ill carrier. It is r s .
ela,,lfirallona, Mr*. C urlelt said.
lip Jamas Allen, Hafiferd; Mr.
tnandant field
F umm Ih e rild ld t will be held a t the
h'’ wl" * •l A " le
a se d lon
bail
Emma Holticlaw, Ronford; Mr, S7*.™*
Strike of A.
p rin g s
Dark _ E ntry,
K ltR O O l
lltla
ah n rn M N
a w a it
el> l
In
Parish House of Ihe Episcopal
Carrie Townsend, Sanford; eleven 1 :. C arroll I “Tf**»ur* Ranch.’’ this afternoon to aw ait trial
halted 15,MS,
r " K ' ° ' »>“ r * — td’i
J a p . fh u rrh on Magnolia Aveun*.
grandchildren and three groat, Charles A. fletaerj "The Brio# April.
HU physician. Rear Admiral
Mi n who grow flowers are also
sill m i .1reign M ln tslei
y » .„ 8 e
grandchildren.
f
Wore Black,"
Cornell
WoolM ai, iio ta, and
F re n c h A n d ,a s . invited to enter their prise bloom*
Funeral arrangements directed richl "Ilia Wlf* the Doctor,'
In treating cattle for ringworm, ,ud.n t Ju rie s
In t h e
show, the chairman amid.
A raen e
H i’liry
by the Erickson Funeral Home, Joseph McCord 1 ‘T u rn of the
»om spot frequently is oand- fail'd, aulborllntlve aources said Two I'lasara, horticulture
and
will ba announced liter.
TsbU," Jonathan Stegge: "Ran- p ap eA tr until smooth, ihon paint !.... .. 'o reach an ggm rm iut u ni tangem enta, are In’ Ihe men # dl.
Jt
ed with medicine.
flfJftl Harvest,'’ James lilltan.
T h a ila n d ( S U m ) .F r e n . h l „ . vision
do-Chins b order d ispu te
D i s t r i c t Conference
‘Held At Leesburg
Names 2 Local Men
Craft Are
To Bottom In
K
Movement Of German
Troops South Con
tinues, Sofia Says
qom,..,
LjJSr T. borriW*
in
es Shell Novelties To
rate-Grounds Of His Home
Program For Concert By Apollo
Bovs Choir Friday Is Disclosed r rite,mr.T
Causes
itement
‘sin., Bulgarian
Postal Employee
Is Charged With
.egfefeL
W«<wy
’I
Garden Club Will
Have Flower Show
March 12 And 13
Mrs. Allen, Citizen
Here 58 Years, Dies
Saroyan’s Book la
Added At Library
Strike BUmedFor
Halting Army Work
Offii’lalH Fail To
Settle Border
ietters From RA.F. Fliers Show
Appreciation For Gifts From U. S.
b ;
- ’I
■A -
**
th a t British W ort fat the Royal He Is only IS, and he
Byrd Elected Head At Organization
M eeting Of County Paralysis Group
«
Japan ese q u a rte rs ln d t.u t.,1 n
d ill.In n must |,e reached |,e f„ ,,.
tlir ri miktirr rndii Krlitu >
lio n iri. JitpnitrMfB itevtn af-fney.
Five Firms To Make
Civilian Gas Masks
Ihtlnalt'.l
W A S H IN G T O N , Mar. 4 —VO
— "Educational orders" designed
to (rain flva firm* to make civi
lian type gai masks were award
'd yesterday by the War Depart
ment, which also announced plane
to build a 11,000,000 factory to
produce charcoal for masks.
The government-owned charcoal
factory, to b* erected at Featarjo,
Oh In, will ba operated by the
National Carbon Company.. C h et,
roal la used in tha mask* to
sorb harmful gaa.
The army gives small
"educational orders" to fartogt*w
In order to famlUariao them with
manufacture of a product which ■
it may want to order In quantity ' J-...
(ha*
Japan
lu»i|
nvi
WVilfii wtJiiy niton ( J 0 :0 0 I*
M
E S I 10tin y ) _ for* F r A n c r ’a ittiN.
wreto
UI’1
lien for Infantile Paralysis, Inc,
at an organisation maoMag bald
yesterday o t Iho V aM oeH etoL
eeh apple* conforming with the poileios of
Com m odity
tl Avenue,
organisation and a# soon a* It Is
granted the fund* collected In the
recent drive sad in the drive lest
year will be returned here to be
pat on depeelt In the name of the
local group, ha *iplained.
Right now the local organisa
tion has |T9 Mi deposit in a
Jacksonville bank and expects
about MM to bo returned from
the national greup as the coun
ty's share of the recent drive.
About MOO wes ralsod In the re.
cent drive* a id RTS sent to the
Eyrly Booklet Of
Florida Received
Mr*. H. M. Heavema of Lege
Placid ha* sent the Chamber of
Commerce a folder about Flor
ida, compiled by D. If. Elliott -if
fieufurd end printed in 1H87. Mr.
Elliot was general land agent
for the Associated R ailroad Land
Departm ent of Florida.
"Florida's clim ate," the booklet
■tale*, "la declared b y travaU i*
to n c t l th a t of Italy ." Detailed
Information on crops grown In
this elate is given, In addition to
a map.
AIR
BA9 R P L ANNED
>««•
■
___________
LOCAL WEATHER
Jm
.
'
WASHINGTON, Mar. 4-M>)
—The Navy took steps Monday
to set up skeleton air bases im
mediately <0 eirht BrttUh colon,
leg guarding the Atlantic nnd
Caribbean approaches to IhU
•I";
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l w’'"V V' '
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1
O ut O f
v.r :
R an
S h o u ld e r
W ith
In ju ry
S a tu r d a y
ibMlMk in. the >60,000
ita k l Saturday,
Id shoulder injury ha.
Star,. March8 , AllanBlewart,
pre a t tha coune, .aid. tat* year prltei /or bath men
women win ha prelented to
MJaam
a . wall aa tha
W Chamber of Commerce
a /or tha men.
a match play win ba /or
M m and braekcU icttln e
ha matebea will ba made
tha aatrlea In tbe qualify.
M a d . Entry /aaa l a tha
tent has* bean l i t for
id women.
trophy for the men will
tem d a t the Mataplln
on Park Avenue,
I
First
and
Serom
Bob Ant, . defend Inf
m this year - wfl] not
I qualify for tbe tourna.
«t la aulomatkally quaU
play. Prlaea win bo riven
irss
s,
hunph. a#- a
two-year*
a thrrr-year-old, and a
la rider, m
decided
Vf}—Baltin* Ben H ofen of Her. bi abifle
•hay, < a . and little known Her- BUI Tbo
man Barron o f Whlto Plains w on. soo
,H . T . ahot into the M-bole fam e hl«
UadanMp In the W000 8 t
Petersburc open Tbaraday aa S m m i
Henry Picard's score loomed la ecsYrTi
a hlfh wind.
»■ w iue,
U ecta ,
tha year'*
leading }T“ W . r b r r , and Bamm fin. \ L mTTIm
Isbad tha seeond round aD square P. P.eoU
• I tt f, •!« under par. while Pie•id /e ll beak to tn atpht way TWTAL*
tie at l i t .
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J e r v is B u y
fONWJN.
Fab.
Central PWrtda ExpoalUon's
nual Miniature Float l>rado. Id Orlando am#
» view'd by an estimated IB,000 parsons, lined
up along the line o f march on Wednesday,
G re y h o u n d
“ Wtetor Vial tors Day," a t the /air. Tha parade
disbanded at tha Expoaltien Grounds. The fair
w ill continue through Saturday, Mai*. 1,
R e s u lts
ia r iiace —ru m n ir ill
PP o ff am
imp lllsh .—, « >S |
Oompjs * s i t s ; Tip c
UTM RACE—l - l t si
na.
i_ i
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Don Orlando „ a S
Ace D r iv e r ___ I T
Ab‘»Me«aory ft.SS.
Den Orlando Aft, S.4S;
N ov. 8
tt-rtFV-Tba
d™ ™ ‘y
dUdoeed
ysltarday
iat 140 officers and rare want
rwn tilth tha auxiliary crulaar
IXD ItACS—Fu(nrll)-,
parts at tbe upper left-hand
coiner of tha X. That's tha year
O u t p u t G a i n s 1900. The Una roes dawn to tha from a German surftea raider
TOTAUl
lower rlfht-hand corner. That's
tha year 1940. Forty years of do.
r ia a L T
dine. Start tha Una o f amount of
farm poods produced In other
countries at the lower left-hand
corner. That's tha year 1900. It
POSTMASTER NAMED
anda at tha upper . right-hand
corner of tha X. That's 1940.
party yean of Incroeao In foreign
Ciaatee HeUea WHweeAa;
production! forty years o f daRated Joe H toely'to ba post.
IIOUMILLAT * AND
i tha Una of OUT /B M Jtn . dine In American farm hkporta.'
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SANTORO, FLORIDA,
U iy e s N a v a l B a s e . E x p a n s io n
M ay
T o
C o n tri-
SA'
M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d P r e s s
Senator Asks Blizzard In
G*Men To Quiz -North Heads
D em onstrators
Out To Sea
G la s s
D e p lo re s
A c ts
1 7 ,L iv e s L o s t D u r in g
F a s c is ts ,
O p p o s in g
P assag e)
O f L ea se-L en d
H ill I
Sent By English
Inal Settlement lit
S lim , Indo-China
Anticipated
Rea*. A dm iral Ben Morrell It shown with Senator David L.
W alsh, c ^ a tm a n . o f the Naval A ffair* Committee, a fte r A dm in)
More* 11 appeared before tho committee In behalf of tha Navy ex.
ponsloa blU authorizing Improvement* in widely.** para ted naval
m in o r eeUbltehinanta. Admiral lf o n e ll u rfe d Immediate fortification of
a a th a fo_____
u r th
t o O to R e rlln -R o m e - tha Ulanda of Samoa and Quern in the f a r Pacific.
OCt today.
TAlnHnWtnfr vallova
is For Picturesque
After V iatW ith Family
Clayton Bailey, chief radioman
and naval aviation pilot In the
U. 8. Navy, left today on the
flra t leg of a Journey which will
• f r y him hack to Hawaii, where
the harbera are girls and where
Adon alga* and a building boom
are rapidly converting Honolulu
Into u modem Americanised city.
’ H are pc leave of *b*enc« fe
WASHINGTON, Mar. 1 — W l
— Senator Glaas of Virginia aaiil
yesterday he hed aaked the Feders] Bureau of Investigation to
determine who waa financing “the
unpleasant vlalt" of a group of
women, headed by Mra. Elizabeth
DlUIng, who staged a “sit-down”
demonstration In front of h it
office yesterday morning.
lira . DlUIng, author of the
w idely_ known book, “The Hoi
“ " haa been In the capital
the leaee-lend bill, which
irted by Glaaa. Polk*
the demonstration yea.
m in g and arretted Mr*.,
Dlllingjl who waa released in $2#
twit U
a disorderly conduct
charge.
FBI officials said they had received a letter from Glass and had
referred It to A ttorney General
Jackson for Instructions.
Glaaa aaarrtrd that the group
had “created a t my office a noisy
disorder of which any se-lf-reepeel
ing fish wife would l>e asham ed.’
“H la my understanding," he
added in a alatem rnt, “th at they
have taken up (heir abode In
W ashington for several weeks and
have consistently made themselves
.offensive in the capital buildings.
“Therefore, l have aaked the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
to determine who Is financing
their
unpleasant
vlalt, w hat
agents and organisations are di
recting them, and whether they
have compiled with our law* re.
qutrlng tha registration of foreign
ita.
“ i likewiae believe that It would
be pertinent to Inquire w hether
they are mother*. For the sake
of the raee, I devoutly hope not.1*
F ilib u s te r C h a rg e d
v .In - A id B I D
Nearby la a modal o f the City
leu ami Fuel Co.’. Initial k in g
n ta n t th e largeet of ita kind in
world.
In th a background are big pic.
City News Briefs
nr
A id
A rm y * s D riv e
B ra z il H o n o rs
IT , S .
A d m ira l
OO^Kieorgia,
Varied Paintings, One By Sanford
Artist, Are Exhibited At Yowell’s
U rt E. Backus, who b a t n c tlv c d
many award* fo r hi* Ha* work.
Mr, B ackin' picture “ palm etto
Hammock’’ waa
purchased
as
noon aa It was displayed, by Hut
Paha Beach A r t 1 Longa*, and
p c m m a n tly hung in Lb* new Nor
ton Q aH arW Tfctrafoe* It
necarnwy fo r him
hit equally fine Florida
Thla w ktar* Used* im partaaoa to
our
V ie w s
A c tio n ^ 1
| German Soldiers
Arrive In Sofia
Mist And W i n d s H e dtirr
Aerial
B atr
tie s
O ver
\ | iir .
Channel
t
--m —
V p i i ' u h > n ; i v t l ; i . ill* ' » > il!to r
u h n ( , > n l U viix : ili«- f o r t l i o
* k hi
R ear Admiral Clark II. Woodward, retiring commandant ol
the T hird. N aval D istrict, la made a grand officer of Lhu Brazilian
Order o f the Southern I’rn o lie Is shown In Mantmlliiii receiving
the cordon ol' tin- order from D-car Correia, ron-ul g .n rrn l of llrnril
in New York.
Celery And Citrus Seminole Chapter
Escape Injury As Of Paralysis Body
M e r c u r y Drops Will Be Organized
storm, w inter's farewell
for February, centered In
ilay over New Jersey and
buj appeared to be
rapidly tnVaS' New E ng H i g h
land.
F tfrrralters said snowfall would
h heavy anil temp* rat urea lower
from Bloch Island, H. I., Is
K sstport, Maine, with raceplion
of parts of Vermont and Con.
n r e o n t.
Although the storm centered tn
the east, other parts of the tm in
ify, especially the South, did
lint escape
the wintry blasts.
Snow fell Friday night as far
south as Valdosta, (is., IH miles
(tom the Florida line although
n bright sun soon rlrared the
ground. Tennessee reported up
to 2.2 inrlit-s at Nashville, while
tin fall In Alabama ranger! up
to three Inches In the northern
part of ths stale.
The entire Delaware peninsula
i*l-o reported near-blissard eon.
ihtiona which threatened to iso
li*n< communities. Busata county
■>f that s ta ir waa ripeclally hard
R e s id e n c e R u lin g
hit. So heavy was the fall over
F o r D iv o r c e C ite d
the ant It* peninsula, however,
C ut efforts of a00 worker* te n t
TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 1.—(Ah out by the highway departm ent
—Those who may seek quirk di w in unablu to keep all roads
vorce through Florida’s uo-day
residence law were wanted FriDrifts In the Rthobolh Beach
day fay tha S tale Supreme Court actio n measured fir* feel In
m ust establish bona •i*ma places, and
th a t they
u a i mu
the
ocean,
fid* residence.
whipped by strong north
to
Sine* Ih* M -day ikeidence law m -rtheatt wind* battered
the
was enacted four year* ago. I *sch and reached dangerously
Miami
h o t surpassed Reno, as m a r the boardwalk. The driving
the divorce capital of the United mow reduced visibility to about
States.
20 feet Inshore along the tea"The taking up of
abode In *oust. The (now over the *tat*
Florida
fo r tn* sole purpose of u> a whole reached a depth of
proeacutlng a dirorca
suit Is from three fo five inches.
not establishm ent o f 'a bona fid*
residence,'’ th a Supreme Court
About U billion gallon* of gasoline
said.
preduced in 1040.
G ayda
O f
B u lg a ria n s
A s
T h ro w in g
O ff
O f
B r i t i s h
In flu e n c e
A..art*frO Press
A snowstorm of btiissrd pro.
portion, abruptly rushed out to
M today a fter taking IT lives
along the Atlantic aeaboard, dis
rupting land, sea and air traffic,
and depositing a near-record fall
o f 1 1 inchi-t in New- Jrrary .
Philadelphia reported the Worst
a t lark of w inter, and southern
New Jersey had Ita most t»Vcr*
a tom i in SO year*.
In New England, electric' and
communication lines were blown
down, leaving severs! Rhode la*
land town* without light.
On lb* I'aclfic Coast, squall
and sudden wind-gusts
ripped
roofs from sheds and buildings,
rated hundreds of trees and
udroo
-led power lines,
ore than a duien persons
W #I Injured.
I
California waa lashed by the
t gsle in years, with rains
dftWghing farmlands already aat
uraDd after the w ettest season
Jn 'fec m l year*.
continued in the grip
v Tb«- South
s,
Ow rold with freeling temurea pushing southward well
aeto Florida. Sub-freeilng trm p e ra tm n were reported through*
W i l l i a m s I b ‘P r o u d ’
To
Warning To America
Is Seen In Spread
Of Axis Domination
ATHENS. Mur. I —(AP>—
Northern Greece waa shaken
by a destructive earthquake
today, and early reports In.
dies ted th at casualties would
pro, r heavy. A t Larisa, a
town of about M.UOO. au
thorities telegraphed for tents
for li.ooo hosoeteoo.
W ASHINGTON,- A U v r l . -bPt
—An angry charge th a t the op.
position tn the Ias, d j earns hill
was resorting to a filibuster was
flung Into the Senate debate F ri
day by Senator George, of Geor
gia, chairman of the
Foreign
Halations Committee,
and was
quickly denied by Senator Wheel,
er. Democrat, Montana.
The two had fallen Into a fur
loua argum ent aa to
w hrthrr
President Roosevelt could arbi
trarily undervalue existing mili
tary equipment to keep tra n s
fers to England within a |l.3»t>..
000,000 lim itation prescribed by
the blit. Btanding a few
fret
apart, both
talking a t
once,
Wheeler maintained
that
the
President could; George that hr
could n o t
attractions and product!,
waa
draw ing large number* o f people
end th a t he waa much pleased
with the I n te r a t ahown.
0 , I t Da warm, another member
vf th e com m ittee, declared It waa
Ifca b a it exhibit In m i * . .
\
A replica of tha Sanford S tate
Fa rmer* M a rk e t b u ilt by Mr.
Nipper, oecuplea th a center apot
In the booth, end before It runa
* m iniature train aeaured from
Hta A tlantic Coaat L iao Railroad.
Fulled un In fro n t of. the m arket
are email troeka and on the p la t,
fprm rfpptsr Uny crotofl of pro-
Mea, fru tla, and b o n er are dla■tared too. C ltrua fru its and
eugotablea are also on view in tha
fcpstli
Tomorrow, a fte r U * “ F ~ ltJJ n
Saa d oted, the exhibit wttl be
Ib m aatled and truck* will carry
a w a r th e contents. Tbo uceeerved
aeodi will be U ken to th e office
r f th e County- Agent, where they
a re kep i from y aar to year.
D e b a te
S e v e re S n o w s to rm ;
C o m m u n ic a tio n s In
N ew E n g la n d D o w n
N U M B E R I< « ,
< V in d s
P r e v e n t (M e e tin g Ik S c h e d u le d
F o r m a t io n O f F r o s t ;
M onday A fternoon;
W a rm u p
Ih
Seen
Election A n n o u n c e d
Ttmugh trm|H-raliire» 3to|ipnl
to tin* firesing point early till*
mummy, a high wind prevunted
the fnrnmttuii nf float, nml ap
parently no damage waa done tn
crier; and citrus in Hi-minnhCimnt)-, n check nf tin* I'ormi-t**
M srkrl, t'liMst* anti t'o., ami th<Amerit un Fruit Growers showed
todsj
II J la-hinan. m anager <>f the
RUl.- M aikrt, said tin* mercury
reglstcrt-il 31 on tin- platform
about T HI o'clock this m orn
ing. and that hr had heard nu
reports ol damage.
W A l.efflrr at Chase and
Go. rsplatned that though the
a itrrm e cold would hold back
the growl)* of produce to a cer
tain client, the wind held off the
frost ami "aa far as I know’
there was no harm
dune
In
growing things In th r county
At tin American Fruit Grow
era office, J. E. Wathen antd
that while tender rrups might
have In cn injurrd. celery
eacupi-d utiM-alhcd. W orkers were
kept out nf the fields by the
cold, Mr \t el hen ca plained, and
h rn rr th r fruit company prob
ably would Ira able to ship only
one car of celery instead of thr
five or ala planned. Mr. Wathen
aald several good ordrra would
havr to remain unfilled.
On the west side Ih* tem pera
ture dropped to 38, which was
probably the roldrat place 111 the
county, Mr. Wathen
aald.
In
many places, particularly tha low
fields, lee formed.
At Lakeland, the frost fore
cast aervlcu predicted
that a
gradual warmup should
begin
Sunday morning, with no frost
danger Monday and Tuesday.
In the north, a violent mowstorm accompanied by high winds
and
sub-freeilng
tem peratures
forced school* to
close
and
brought out storm warning* for
ocean-going craft. The a to m was
the worst of tha yaar In south
• m New Jersey, where drift*
Oad three feet high In places.
l W ashington, motorist* were
advised not to leave tha city,
because of a 17-hour storm that
eov*red street* and highway*
with more than an Inch of i
and lee.
E
M u rra y
E le c te d
P o lk L e g is la to r
S S r' f £ S S l t ^
%
mini'U* '(‘m if tly 'i i r h a j i t r i «‘f
(lt> IS h ! i r i m I Fmiii<tutit>ri fm l i u
Itmtiti* I ’jil itlypin, live.. It tn lit*
m k'liiiiM'ii itt i* m i (<tmtr M o n d a y .
/mi fi thfitf to omUtn i f liu- natm iu
i it.-' - i Tl'i'Imr'. ne*rrtfn to*
I'll-'
d i v ili.nl n iittrn rln 's n rih rre n c a
t-i th e R e rlin -R o m e -T o k y o »1»
lln n rv w n s n “ f u r t h e r b U d tt»w nrt! d r iv in g B r it is h tn f lu r t ir p rtin t.ilc trlv * 'u t o f IJuropo"— nni) sh o u ld bo a w a rn
ing In the United State*.
lit* declared the signing of
Du* part today "should, above all,
wnru the more responsible men
of W ashington who would like tn assume the attitude of a rb L '
trujors of European destiny." •
German troops w earing rtg u U .
tinu battle dress drove Into So
fia today In grey arm ored ears.
Wearing steel helmets,
tbe
Germans carried riflea, (a* masks,
and huavy packs of battle
:Ue g ear,
Their entry Into Urn city
ity cam*
shortly u fter B ulgaria formally
signed
tha
Berlin-Home-Tokyo
mllitm y and economic aUlanpe.
IV T
fig h ter
P^
° r u sat,;n
plane*T -winged
f - l”*,‘
ks iH y. ■' Nhri transport plants In .'great-.
miT.-r* U ndid i f Uil SOfla gtr
mm
|mrt i'olirs cleared thr main i t p i
Hues, Indicating
heavy
troop
Liansport outalJ* the city.
Hulgat lens officially re ported
t,lint Varna, Black Rea port,
being occupied by thr Naiia.
1 luck mists an 1 high wlnd»
t th<- F.iigltvh Channel r t s t r l g L
nl i i|fiiin/jkt|ott, Hindfottl Itvr-1, *-,lr .1.1
1-m ight air activities between
ill iltimm of flu* locnl f lit nl I'Atti- Hntnin and Germany.
(HUIMI jll't I’MiIimI, Hltit] Jit t infill
Thr- G rrcka. under
GcrmoO
At I to* lin'd iii if, to lie tidil nl pressure
to make
peace with
Ihi \ n h li’F l l o t d itin in ir r *■•*«n at
Mussolini,
continued
to
hound
the
( m o i lu rk iti Ho a f t t ili "ii, lit*
hiit.l.pressed Italians on the Al*‘ff ni* r< f 4»r t h e y m r Hill I" • l » r U
liiintuu front.
t*11 hm! ihi* hy ,li tw B #%q|( n *I ••( I
Tin- seething Balkans wer*
” I lll’-t' wtl’pE MIC (" <• ‘ VIIIN
near an eaploston early today
wiiiii Mr H y rtl *'♦<( m i l l u n wiOi
Hip jtolirlr- of tin* Nati'iiml I'oun* with both Germany and G reat
tIn I in it wo thnt th ii m uni v * Inii- Hr 11 a III moving into position for
the* fund* rri-riiil|y rni*t'>l inn 11n- possibility of w ar on a new
hi* hftillifhl hnrk Io Kunforri foi hut 11of font.
key to a eerie* of grava
hrn* wTirri* tht'V "ill he nmlThe pur
trillions
development*
nvfolnhli* for lo rd Uio “
which
may reach their clll**X
Ht'olt-- Mr Hvr.1 1 ..... inn nr t
v ! h** No I iunrt I Koiiniln* noi In m l).......I few day*, perbapa eveh
•trunnin1 th r S* un *i*1h’ *' 1nn'v h m s . is small, poverty-atrichet
llolgnrin.
...
i hntitrr MFr
A frantic diplomatic and mlitMr- .tnlil(-s \V f'n a tr, Hvleiln.
struggle was u ndrr way bowho was rnim tv vt**** rhiti-"mn nf Inry
Germany and Britain fo r
the fltn.l ,lr iv
Mr* Mae wall twraan
advantages
In the Balkan th eater
Rtawnrl who «-n- r-ltv rlm rm itn;
11 aaltaae* <>a l-sae T s » l
Mrs John t. Galloway r i t v vt.-.*
chairman t Jn in r. I. Inglav. 1r*-nstirar. arol Dr L uther T D'1**.
aftrt’t.in'
Also. Dr J N
T -lar.
Pr
r h s tle . I. 1’srk Dr. K *»nr'h It
H rII M•*>** l.urilr
ttalph Rose. Mrs. Glamla M*r"
,l,i, Holland Dean. Ha* M»i*!' I
hers of
I Itrarn. Eather .1 J K.-ltnrbaa
T rnrFTOw
0tp
qnnf. r t
» i-. r'.ca- le g io n
fttsv I! Ih llrow nlrc, H*v
otian Tuhv Rsmnrl l.o n r I h-rt.».c ilia ry " ill n to I*M*
vt,,raison F J Nelson t- V r
to .tten i tlic Seventh PI^i: D W'-akmsn It*n.t«'t r*-,.,
t|„ rris AnHer*on sn*l Mr- ’ ’ •
It..- dim ing v n r
" ill b j
t, Gstlowav Mrs. A K I’mer**
i. Georgi W einstein, diCj
Aodr.-o- Gnrvsw'sw Gn« - '.*»ii*11
I-, m ninndrr mid toduy.
ijdir*, will ifietX
s i,, w mi«nr M n stV "'
,-ton nieniberji
meet Dv
nt
S* flra-'-hi'w and Mrt
* it
G 'i- Hall n' I .s u b u r /
Sppi’F, Jr
1,.,-,.,1- r s of t!tic A uviliarJ JiH
vr W
oman's
i . o o , t n l the
----------- Gtub
I
lildtnt-,
Mr. W cii.rtaln js ld .
R otary B oard Plans
Hoth mi atlngs nrn scheduled to
I ^ o K T o m a F o r M u r c h , h r i r* in:dO o’clock tomofrow
trt fim l fitr,
t'rlnclpsl Speaker a t the W qt
dinner m eeting to be held I t
tha ta k a View Hotel
o'eloek, fell lb* L yI* Smith,
nsrtm ent commander, of
Gily. O ther
elude Howard A t o m , '
ju tan t; P. W.
“
chairm an of the Soda
Leglont and all (tat*
present. All (t* U 0
have been Invited to
f trance, Mr. W aU atate aald.
A fter tha (B ap * the
elected atmta
preaentad, KAaettwn I N
plao* ta the
meeting. A MW
mandar, taro* aa
axaeullva
(tala and
at cancel
LO CA L W E A T H E R
Legion* Auxiliary
(iroup To Attend
Treesburg Meeting
�.J
B u lg a ria
ty n e s
U p
H O W 'W l L t
- r -r , • '
BuIgArta's adherence to the .&>tge-B
might, on first thought, appear to.be ahotl
rise of reverses for the British, but n'cloi
tsv1
'lu m a « <
TH FS: M O O N " >
Y o u r fo c o m e T a x
REDUCTION FOIt TRAVELING'
consideration
RIPBN5KH
nanKuTirf
“shot-gun” wQildinp lh
in the proper frame of mind to
a very loyal ally, and
about the moat Germany can get
tulfftria Is a highWay south, aftd a very poor qhe .^ _
But further, N ail occupation o f II new territories,
whethe 1
:e or “consent," places an tapreased burden
oh* the
.military. There aye boubd to be nony? rq*
sentments, -some dlsagreenjc:
J . ------- Tjn)U, and some dan ger of sabo
tage which would require Uie services of ‘soldiers, “Juai
In case." Germany has “taken In" so many new spheres,
already her. Jlnea must be drawn pretty thin, and an ever
increasing mumber of fighting mqn roast be delegated tq
.the task of making everybody Snappy/*
There la something else, however, by which Bulgaria's
decision might put' the British In a very advantageous
payer it required to attach to bit
return • statement tbowlns thoj
nature of business In which en*.
n e e d , number of dor* away from |
fcrms daring the taxable year on
are coot o f buslncns, Intel amount
of expense Incidental to mealt and
lodging, and total amount of
"other r/c>en*e»“ Incident to travel
and claimed at a deduction.
Among the "other expenses" are
tips, provided they-hre reasonable
In amount.
Traveling expenses are deduc
tible only when the trip la on
bdalneaa. They are limited to sueh
expenaea a* art reasonable and
necessary In the conduct of the
business and
In Africa hav# been in part duo to th<
VERSE FOB TODAY for her akplanea, h w tanks, and h«r
SUPPLANT ALL TU lfl WITH bo apidu^nt that any (ntorruolLou of i
j
LOVCt Let an iU U nieas. • and oil 'supplies- to Germany might i U
that country's v tr y forptlfrfrlq ptWtar
s
!
A
* Van whp are working with bead
T ~ a M with h*ml»r' ‘ V i
••
'
i
V t ^ U - S ^ h ^ e r a y .
directly
4rapU*«sdauraUUo«
•noujh ! • ' g»1 d
---- 1-1 waU. — -X* a
ntlrlbu-
Trsvtling expenaea Incurred In
connection with a Journey to a n . ,
other city to accept or seek em
ployment
are not deductible.
a H . E N G L IS H
Subnrbenltee Who commute dally
from their homes to thklr places
G U LF
S E R V IC E
of tualnraa are not permitted to
' S T A T IO N
deduct the coat of transportation,
It being a peraonal expense.
| Comer First 8t- * French Ara
Claim) far deduction for travel.
Ipg expenaea must be subitantlated, when required by the Cornmlistener pf Internal' Revenue,
showing In detail tho amount and M E R C H A N T ? 1
n jh y e o f the expense* incurred.
gA TyyD A Y , m a r c h i , m i
m
j
To iM ala • deduction for J
term
ttraw
s a m ling
u m axpensea,
WPf which
-rm
—
-----—on
important Item in th« returns of
W IS E
Factoriea In the Normandy sec.
lion of Franca are manufacturing
doth containing 40 percent crl-
B ay
A d v g rtliil
I t la n d U g h sc h o o l w h e r e th e U rluci
th A l* f o r o n e d a y . 't h o p u p ils sh o u ld # c t ««
(U cM tO rahip.
«1 “ d w r t e a
. ' ^ W W y i a ? ^ ^ ‘‘n0W
Tott who lie down without hunger
fyfclng^fnr granted the peace over
■ . And tjie freedom for which men
Ik', W O t dying.
Southern College
P k asO b sen m ce
\ <*fe<sr a eong that David might
's tra ig h t )I|m ’ a
Of 55ft SirtM w
m Stone from hie allhg,
E
ty fp f 00 ^rom sinking and
■Stalling.!
LAKELAND, March l- ( 8 p c c laJ)—Florida Southern college will
•begin Ita Facmdm'.’ Week, cate,
besting-the M> Anniversary of .Ita
dodadteg, 'Monday - a n d , continue
lh , festivities ’thrytigh' Sunday,
Mar. 0, whfp the new Annie
iM lffa s te fy fr l wDI, M dedicated.
1 Mwdlektten o f tba rbapel, thetpa
otnlttuiw A f ths (E, Ktenlre doppa
r<J ^ 'ltlH*fWl
‘*l*antr
pg" has ,boen . given you, can't
p i . i r - i r :t v i
rnpw,-l#H ) > i ■
On Exhibition At
Strickland
Motors,
Inc
[■* eii 1 '
;
' *
*
*
. ;■ . v
'
' ' « f» l1
Tuesday, March 4
Ope' Day Only : ,
WhjP
:
4 W
ifw iebantfd and plundered
jirihgf betray^^the ektee >. . [
Thsea giant bird* whoee Iron
jrlng* •
'r ~
l l f l a sown their , creaming death
’W
Mmdr rale In rope* and weld,
gpgond Urn smoking heath.
■buliig as Ihoygh hi) heprt
. jiFppW brrnk*
threat of war In the Danuhlan re
Orvlogi pod made hl» bird)’ wing* gion where Adolf Hitler haa vpat
ambitions but haa been reluctant
M b r iff and. Wood go In the to open up a new warfronti
l —Faced with an lmmlnpi\t
Of grille* "!*" » " l ) . . .
diplomatic break with Britain and
!0»|5 KENNEDY
a JlrlUah threat of war. Bolgaru
prepared Hn- Join up .with. ,the
Axts in full partnership. Today .In
Vienna’s Melvadere'e relate, |l Was
*l ‘J m ' -Jm
-'V '...
sddnws h f
■WASHINQTON, Mar. 1—tA’r—
Th« Juallce Department announced
"J^jday1 that a ferletjd grand Jury
Vfoh woulJ be ordered to Invea*
iliralr tliargra that Jamee C. I'e*
trilto of ChlcuKo, prealdent of the
A.F.I.. Amur Icon Federation of
MlDlcluna, luid ixrwpired yllh
booking agencleii und radio broad*
carting ohulu* “Ip an attempt to
dcatroy" the American Guild of
Musical Artlila and ivonopollto
une phaae of mualc.
Like the American Federation
of Mualclana, the guild ia kn afflliate at the American yedera.
tten of Labor. The A.OAIA. A>JConnection ii through A)»ocl»l*d
Actera >n»l Artiy) of America.
, 5 1 .,." *-■ --v,,
To
'f Conrrcalton wl
day with llr. Re L. Entllb, adl
tdr ft "The Chrl ilian Advocate,
delivering the ac
{Kl.VbTrl
be Installed and J
Ctmfrrrvd orl » # r _
EHrlda
band# will glvd ct
W
nllhmeu: *• '
Ttpqrta o f .
s i j j
bruAetu
Quean f<
I brownsttv, who Wpl
iBU” at ihe fourth
bald In Mui Ravine
rumors, far
winner of
10.1,000 at
In full blaans
its are so Impressed
% b rx s t.%
is& tr& A jL
TALLAIIABAEE. Mar.
BKLCJAN5 CO
s Ur be taken
IA* allfsiiAi
Ufa
i w dtl '■ 4
. •
lion peepital.
b
__
A
h*d
bun
it !_*•-* *
y ;j\*m
.v v A r tA S -
oaf IsHructiv#
Jectsre every 20
jC u x ta ll
«
Dei
isssffd
ra
.<d day, fatuntay,
ji
•1,
^ ■$&
<»• A*1:J
�I
n
* ■>
% * • #,n
• - iM rio r fK ' i r " .
.
T ttE S A N T O t o
ocial A n d P ersonal Activities
L O U R IN E
B E A L . So e U ty
Social Calendar
T elep h o n e
V is ito rs A re F e te d
B y M rs. M o n fo rte n
lira , E. A. Monforten enterlalnad a t h er home In Indian
•
M ONDjtT
* BL M ark's C hapter o f tha Wo Mound VIIlay* Thurmday with an
m an's A uxiliary o f Holy Crota all day p arty , honoring Mlsi C a r.
Episcopal Chu A h will meat a t rle Kelly ana Mr*. E. D. Douy.
tb s pariah house a t 7:30 P. M. Use who plan to leave today for
_ Tha W. M. 8. o f tha P i n t their home In Cincinnati, Ohio,
O a p t u t C hurch w ill observe a a fte r havlny epent some time
im m n o f prayer fo r home rals- In AOrlando.
rrange men Is 0f sw ert peat
P . M. In the annex.
B oard m eetlny of the Prasby- and yladioll w ere placed about
Church will be held a t the the rcome o f the home. The d in .
■a von
church a t 3:00 P. M., followed by iny room table from which lunch
#
business m eetinc a t 3:30 eon waa s e rv e d 'a t the noon hour
waa cantered with n novel n r.
o’clock.
ranyem fnt o f 8 prime garden
Tha U n t S t ^ y Clam of tha ' flower*.
ijvw^
lttrn o Jn „n
D uring the .afternoon
Woman •
AuxilU ry
°*
110
to u r of th* variou*
Croea EpUcopal Church will i» « J plaea* of I n t.r c .l In end around
h i the ParU h House a t 3:30 Sanford waa „enjoyed.
I___ ]
M.
Those
enjoying
the pnrty were:
Circles of Women’* Society of
Miss Kelly, Mra. Doug!***, Mrs.
a rU tlan Service of the F irst G.
Mra. I. T. Stringer,
IhodUt Church will meet at Mr*.E. J.Wella,
B. Spurting, Mra. W. H.
th e following home* a t 3:00 P. Strm
per of Tallahassee, Mra. H.
M.
P. D anfnrth, of Orlando, Mr*.
m Circle one a t the home of Mr*. 11. T. Cowan, o f Orlando and tha
O. Waite*. 210 French \vcnuo. hosteai.
Circle Two a t th* home of
Mr*. R. F . Crenshaw, 1133 E ast
Seventh Street.
N a m e Is S e le c te d
Circle Three a t the home of
J f r * . W. S. Thornton, West First
F o r S k a tin g C lu b
toUreet.
Circle Four a t the home of
The recently formed skating
Mre. M. L. TIlUs, 1100 Elm Ave. club was named
ned the Rolette Skate
n u t.Club a t a m eeting of the club
Circle Five will m eet at the on Monday evening a t the Rollham* o f Mr*. E. A. Hines. 1108 Arena Skating Rink. By-laws of
# | m A venue a t 8:00 P. M.
the club Were also drawn up.
Sewing eaafloui will continue
It waa planned to make a visit
to r the Bed Crota a t tha Woman'* to tha American Legion Arena
Club on Oak A venue from 8:30 on Saturday, Mar. 8.
A . M. until 11:30 o'clock.
Those p rssen t were: The miss
L. 8. Maxwell of Sw ift and es Mary Sklntitr, Virginia Har
(C om pany, will apeak on Florida riett, Chriaantha Kenia, Malile
T loaies and Gardena a t the parish K inard, H a iti Prescott. Eunice
Houa* a t 3:00 P- M., under the T atum , Baaila Adkins, L nrrlrnr
auspices of the Sanford Garden Prescott, Thelma Rulh Stringer,
Clan. Tha lecture la free to the Marjorie Hodgoa. Martha A nder.
public.
son, Anise W hitaker, Mary Rivets
— .S t . A na'a. C hapter of the Wo. and Jew el Bette. *
M ean's Auxiliary of Holy Croat
Also, Chick Mason, Nick Kenia,
Episcopal Church will meet In Clarence Knapp, Hugh Carlton,
the P arith House a t 3:00 P. M. A uburn Burrell, George Templo,
• S t Theresa Chapter of Wo- W ard Kendall, Charlra Nettle,
m an's Auxiliary of Holy- Cross
.
, , Roy W hltakar,
George Kenls,
Bp be opalI Church will meet a t r>uan* Tillla, Buck Forguaon. Tom
t h e Parish House
a
t
3:00
...............
M' Georg*.
W hlley SummershleM.
T T
TUESDAY
Billy Georg*, Aahby Jones, Jack
» The A lathean Claw of the H erring and Courtney Soderblom.
l i n t B aptist C hurch will m«et in
the annex a t 8:00 P. M. Group
will be hostess.
Spanish railw ays are not stand,
a High School P. T. A. ard European guage.
m eet a t th* school at 3:30
preceded by a board m eet.
group will be hostesses.
lagfctor" - i f tw o a ls jl C h u ot
Th* W . M . S. o f th e T i n t 71# [vMethodist Church will h*vs tlst Church will observe a season
M fu U r bcilns** and social o f p ray er fo r home missions at
.In# lu th* anna?. a t 1:00 I‘. 8 t!0 P . M i I* th e anaea.
K n . Fred R. Wilton and
Sewing seaslona will be held
fo r th* Rad Cross at tha Woman's
Club from 2:30 P. M. until B:J0
P.
D o a b le
P ro g ra m
U .
"Women's
Interdenom inational
Circle of Moore'* Station will
meet In their new chapel a t 3:00
P. M.
WEDNESDAY
The regular board meeting nf
■the Hanford Garden Club will be
bald a t lOiOO A. M. a t th* bom*
o f Mr*. J. 11. Colclough In Roso
C o u rt
Sewing sessions fo r th* Red
Cross will ronttnuo at the Wo
m an’s Club from 8:30 A. M. un
til 11:30 o’clock.
Tha W. M. S. of th e F irst Bap
tist Church will observe a season
o f p ray er In the church a t 7:30
P. M. for home missions, The
'P rogram will be In charge of the
Brotheiirhood of the church.
THURSDAY
)
Hawing
f sessions f o r tha Rad
Cross will continue a t lb* Wom an's Club from 8 JO A. M untQ I t : 30 o'clock.
FRIDAY
Sowing sessions fo r Uto Red
Cross will rontlniM a t tha Wot
man'* Club from H O A. U. un
til 11:80 o'clock.
Mr*. B. Ntwsomo aonouncei
th* m a n ia c * • ( h*r daughter,
QwyndoJyn, to J . 3 . Cato*. Tha
m an iac* w a t perform ed la K la.
d a n M on Jan. I ,' 1941. Th* couftlo a r t r a id in g a t U u Cato*
CARO O F TH A N K !
14H
Personal Is
Priend* of Dobby Newman will
rcyr*t to learn th at he la ill at
hi* home.
O n / Wood is spending the
weekend In Miami as the guest
of friends.
J. W. H arris is the guest cf
h it liste r, Mrs. Flora Spurting,
a t her home on Myrtle Avenue.
Mra. John J. Peacock has t t
h er weekend guests, Mr*. L. T.
Andrews and daughter, June, of
J a ctio n v II to.
Friends of Mra. P at Johnson
will reg ret to learn th a t th e la
seriously 111 at her home on West
F irst Street.
Mr. and Mra. W. II. Shepherd
and daughter, Irma Lee, of Co
co* Beach are spending the week
end With J. A. Shepherd.
Frank Merchant has arrived
from the U niversity of Florida In
Gainesville to spend the weekend
with his mnlher. Mr*. It. N. North.
George Bishop, Jr., student a t
the University nf Florida, li
spending the weekend with h b
parents, Mr. and Mra. C>. D. Bish
op______
M bs Lois Johnson,
Stetaon University In
the weekend guest nf
jorie Cogbum at her
Largos."
student at
DeLand, 1*
Miss Mar
homr “ Dos
Mrs. C. I.. McCrone and
Tommy, of Statesville hsve
rived to visit with Mrs.
Crons'* mnlher, Mrs. J. C.
eocke.
son.
*r.
Me.
Ay-
Mrs. Lula Fain has returned 10
her home In Chattanooga, Tenn..
a fte r vbltin g for several weeks
with her sister. Mr*. Roy R.
W right, and fn mily.
T T 1 R A IA
SAN PO BD
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cut a m
llev Martin Drain. Rector
tel Ku iiLiy in l-*nl
l l o l ) C o m m u l. ti. n 7 In A. M
C h u r c h 8 c h o .4 i 3o A 31
H oly C o m m u n i o n i n .1 S e r m o n
11 :0 0 A. It.
Y r.u ni
Peopl-— 8 rr v lce , Lea-
■ue «;e« l\ M
stnnilsj :
Churrh
schnnl
Uent e n S e r v i c e 4 its I* 31 "
W ednrvde)
iv .n in u
Prayer
a n d A d .l ree e 7 Jh l ‘ M.
Thuredey
at
MS
Italy
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I ’ o.i
Ci i r i i t r i i r n i n .
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D M IK O O I)
in r h s r a *
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<h r h t
m ik stiv r
n * Rt Hr rorttl M r e y j
Sunday Rebel n ih a
M
>1 urn I ft it Wor*hl|i 11 00 A M,
i W r 4 nr* da>
I ’t m i i g
f*#r\ Ir *
t : ! • IV M
IlMEdthrc HoniTi
1 CIO |n
o * f l o r k nn 1 ti ri » h > » Anri F r l *
*Uyn.
• v i m i R T j R A R r a ' * i> t h * puo
J r c f o f I h r I.rpanrt H. n i to n w h i c h
will »>•* rmr t in n i u i i h*« o f C h rl a t.
S c U n l l a t . Ih ro u ih tM it i h r w o r k on
Stunt a y . Mbit h ;•
T h *1 On M f n T i t t h
" U n t i l hr
a rh 11*1 tn h u m
unfit nn • nnn i ■
■Ivrn
Ilf fh»
ifi.r.R-w Of
hi*
f a ti n "niHiritand.
Th.
itU nd
lipnfl
w hich
Mr
B a l l r\ is h i n t m n r d is t h r Rile n f n
a m a l t mm\ ii I n i r (>**<', nnd w h i l r h r
d o e * not ulARMfy ii m " iro Ia tcnl,
h t Ailmi1« thttt inn it t h r a l s a r e ji
Ldxal sponsor* a rr Mm, Elvira
F n m l l A t F r f p t f U i n ' (,* P “ ,r * n<l M iss M ergaret D avis
t jU r U U A ft v /ltlB O n
|},( educational ilirecUir will
H r*. M a y m r Mero Hodgkin,
t — (Bparlal) i 1he fo n ra l initiation of the so-
Sanford | r tgUr will be held In th* Hotel
student* iM a y f.lr
early
next week.
Eta
o t Stotoa* U alreraJtv at ("hgptor
tecta* o t th* mid-term { bapter
parted.
of OrUndo and Kappa
of Daytona Beach will
lw tha guesla. Mis* WllUa an
nounced this morning. Hh« stated
j i 1* * Dayfona Beach will enterI, daughter . u ln the annual convention of the
I* Ingram, i >„rurity in June
ANNOUNCEMENT
tllffa daughter
M r. and Mr*. Jackaon La* WiL
homaa Ratliff.
oa*a announce tha engagem ent
I tha Cellar*
P a ta r EchoU, and approaching m arrlac* of their
. C. C. EchoU, dauchter. Evelyn Marfa, to W1U
la tha Celiac* ! * • M arshall Smith, J r ., o t O r .
Uadrn aoa of Mr*. Clara P . Smith,
a t Orlando. Tha « add lay will ha
• a o ra a t o f early Spring.
vv \ it h
•a p e
im ii'b
III Ft,
t uu 11y
p i i ' tl i n
Our
rut 4*ml,
u i m Hi*
Ihrufiti
nf
T'tevtd. nnd Ofiuri t>i* klnirdnni, in
urOrr It, « n 1
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h»nr»fo rth
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, . f ip m p i m g
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hiniplt H td I- • l l I iip tie |||lltora In
lit I nan
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t * 3riil( ul
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ft'4' l - |l|it|t 1in*li m i - ihM i w f i n h |*i.*ri •,| fpn,M if,ri
, tif pIK fit l l l l f . u li 10011 n hiiiiMin <1rs
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p, i i n l iv • h u m II
-put e
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ha# a » * r
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tb»
(U u ►l**li uf n ft a s t ,
* Vpllllne *.r
k ) mul giv »’ti grace
,
III tc.il d* m i l ) to i j i juiliw o t w a r ni*
so.
theft i* i*le nn 1 i l l e r Intjly m pur- 1
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111 It ir p a i n t
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H i w o t k , u t i - l i n l in t i t
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In due*!
THE r i f l t T u rT M O D U T c u m c t i
C o r n a r P a r k A v m u r a n d F i f t h Wt
W. I* l l u h r m a n , F a a l o r
ftun«*ar art:rad, !• *4 A i f , cl E.
M c K a y , au,p«*p tn ie n d t n i . II. U. Kipp,
a ja l R t a n t
Morn la g Ttoyphlp, 11 #0 cl*c lo c h *
ad m ltiiitrallo n of
Th# H icram en t
of t h f Lord*?i S a p p e r " .
M m l n g o »»( th r
« o u n g r# o p l e ,
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7:10 o V I o e l i ;
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b) 'Hi**
Vmm R
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Uh o lr
T h l a P ’ln'la v )■ o f f Ir ta ll jr dva*
l i n i l ed la a .It of M* Hindi* m a»
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Pa)
of c
on
%»libh a - t t r h u u h wi ll ha g l v a n
an t i p p o ri i i n i i )
U» c a n l r l h u t # t o w *r.t
r » l * i a g on** m i l l i o n d o l l a r *
fa r i n - n r j , r**lirf And c a m p #rif*
v l c a T h r a e fttml** 4* r »a in
for
Ihr a#
I'Aiisti
t i ) r r il if f
of war*
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and
F a r o pu
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X l l a ti n n i nf
flrltl-h
M'|Tifw1l»m
mad i l l
for
►o c i a l
t n - r ■plriitiRl ml nib tr y ir»
l he I d i n [rt ihri r m h j ta m pR In
o a r own r e u n i f y
H * v i t n l m c n l n g x „ r c to hr h rM
In D il i c h u r c h
h r a n n l r t g M ar ch
IRih, ltd ti* !'■ a
Ifo wi trd O a MIr.
o f W l ln u' t ■ Kt
A c o n ! i 't j lint If at inn In nil th a
r r f \ Irri-
KOVHnmeiit Mini pn*iff i her* «hnl I
Jmljl mmt stt ilwtlh juMlrc from
rv .n
1 1ha la It
9 « :»
Amorvn Iht r Hu MrsII* wlilrh com
I’YIri* th* l,r**|in Hr Mil l 1 Ir itu* fr>J*
low Iri|| from ihr li if I.
1 n n >1 m)
I'aihrr Nn* tun It 1 *1•> not thr
R itrk i n f m»
F aHu • hi lie*v 1* mi
l J o h n jn to v >
ThR t,e»*#nrt H a m i d ftl*ii ifii’luHu ■
t ‘ it h r follntolriit
|»a<- r- (r->m
th*.
:
b«Hik **f 1 hi m M i i h ****h,v* < p r i t h r t i c hrifidt"
mitl \ in a n •'hrlDilan Hri. n r i *
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i imntry folk nt
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TihR i l k in * Imtige*. ii n, of f’hrlftt
p'lin* MIC rt f l i i *
I n B r i d g e H o s t e s s rlaivtl
l| h** | rt*4»11# r ■
CV i i m i« r;»Mr*
dt lf i i ^ n
nt livH\ | o f
till* q u i t i
,rif 1’r Inrlpu
Uni*’*-,
in
I h r H um i inn
!• - ^ - i d lilt'd
Miag M arjorie re g b u rn wan 1hniiiti 111ii’Hi*-" ti f lift
1 - ihh anil)
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Mul mn m n
n>3Huh 'll*’
hoaUta Wedneaitay rvrninir to tbo
, 1, \ jt In- declined In 4 U* 4‘hrrt>
1
t mi * 1 n n *1
member*
of
tho
bl-monthly
M. r •i n-,* id !h** itimlvn*i*f 1111y
Mi rs lh ff l*
Bridge Club at her home, “ Do* rati
1 11 :« 3in
11-4 tl- - iiil' the poMTli mi nt v
I It H pa*.
of
a nd hiiiMtl »l \
Larvoa."
.* w m Ihi* Pile if if. a
i*4*m** In Ik tin hivi'iHi
A fter several pro^rennlon* of neth
let 1hi
0 . Mi in It hind. Mr to* II n*
.1 o f [Ihi M-it'ir
bfldrf*. aeore* were riiltled n iioI >\ i ihv
i . f the 1In to nini I'h'H p. the 4 \hihit.
twin nail polish kit was Awarded
Jilt tt Pn i r in n inly
(b u h l nl,
*kI .it 14*u"*
to Mila Mary Wat hen who pcorvd popn
with 4* 1.itin of ir» to 1 it* toIn li- t i f f r n i m r o f
hlfh.
Sherm an
l
R efrfih m rn t* were served late l>arR- HI- ''Th*' nmiv. - nn
W h ri n r
In the evening to the following: fi-win.ll\ . Mi Itmlev Rind. "anil p k m m d f a i t
i•#id«,
IMP W hii’wbl uu in
Illaa Mary Chapman, MI«n Mar. m am JM* f li if ell ■ ttf Ihi \ !' lilted
•Id tl><
*>f vvbo h ihry nil 1 V»'l > 11 tiM1,
u n l i t 111-1
Ian Estrldge, Mian Ceeelin Trti- Stai*
Ilf o - k t
1 ti, r r 11* ri "*t n*1Ip. d - l l d l t
luck, Ml«a Margaret Beits, Mi*a prom 1
Mi lh iih \
id ll m l I h r rvaHVi’A llll II r 11" t hi*
i I d , ,t v d On,
K atherine V erna y, Mr*. Charlea
ft
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ln * l : i Unit u i i r l i n pi r * n n l*n g i u i l g
\ ibr m u
4* Mb
rn> ’
L u rly
Betts, Mini Jane ShAron and M!*a
i T•"
<i tor 1I Cl
1 *1'|Mri IIP* id t"
ri a b l R
III I h r I n i l r d sHtntvA, h r I*- g o i n g
di-i i' -f . 1
i
"i O i u m i t h "
Mitue f m e b t i l i i i i ’
ni.
1, 1m |Itrif 1 I . t n i l
Cogbum.
S a n fo rd S tu d e n ts
T H R U
AT THE CHURCHES
J. A. Shepherd and Mr*. L. M.
Leinhart have returned from Sa
A concert of sacred music will hdl}t h n rrk luti* in irAfhlllg ihr
vannah, Ga., where they atten d ,
ed th# funeral of Mr*. J. A. Shep he presented a t th* First Chris u i « m•t B n i s i n g * u g n r r n n i ' ir r n r
tian Church at Sanford Avenue n f Hu* p i i i i c i j d r mdURlrii'R nn
herd on Tuesday afternoon.
and
Sixteenth stre e t Tuesday M a u i , nnd t h r r r * r r a n u m l w r nf
Mr*. May Ray and son, and night at 8:00 o'clock by Mr an I p l n l l t a i j n n s mi ih i m ! h m I, w h ic h
Mr*.
L
estar C. Placo of Spring i* a b o u t ,!(> m i b < l o n g nnd *h»pr«l
Mrs. Philip D elloff of Jack
Vidtir
,A* n n r r n d nf t h r
sonville were recent guest* of City, Pa-, who i n known as the
Mr. and Mra. John Schlrard. 8r. rise* Marimba Players.
Ml and n hope »toi mil v*ilearm
Fam
iliar
hymns
and
g,>»nel
at th slr home on T enth S treet.
r* lira it.. In nd J0.IM♦0 f* ■1 ill!l«» the
■tog* played on tho marimba, inr.
Mrs. Ruth Ilutchlna and two xylophone, hell* and triple w lav r
Year- ai' ' till- 4*'fi no** ffiUptell.
daughters, Jennie Lee and Geor chimes, will comprise the pro- Iti'l one et ..1 of thc iRlmid i« n 1
gia, have relum ed to Sanford to gram. Th* chime* are no longer PI 1•’i t llll1p 41-nildi In11nil-* t f huge
make their home. They have been m anufactured, and have become piles of 1n<hi. The •T i l l e r
-4■veil
residing l„ Ruskin fo r th* past an antique Instrum ent.
I pig nnd
tliter
mile"
ii dea
Mr.
and
Mr*.
Place
have
upv idr, M r
li m i t > m i .I,
year.
_____
peered In many churches. *«Holl
Recent arrival* a t th* Hotel and ever radio stations in Flu
Mayfnlr include Dr. and Mr*. H. ids and the eastern and cenli il S o r o r i t y O f f i c i a l
B. Odgrn of N. Y„ Mra. Ger ■teles. No adm bslon will b*'
S e e k s C h u p le r H e re
trude Bolcum of B t Charlea, 111., charged for th* concert, hut «
and 11. P. 8hau»on
o f South freswill o ffsring will bo receive I | \J| aa 1 I\ *I• Will!- rtf ImkRHlI
The public 1* Invited.
Orange, N. J.
(<*, i n t * * i m i l loiiul fudil 1 »'nri '-i Lhi * i v r u f B e t a .Sigmn I ' h l R M r u n i j ,
Mr*. L. M. Rom W l T*,U r ' M u s i c T e a c h e r s T o
1 ,u‘ in tn miiu’iial 11 giinixuin>n f<n
diiv for her horn* In Fresno.
! ir. 1 Ir out of !*■In Hit!, 1•» 111 .Snuftit .I
Calif., a fte r a two months vb ll
M e e t I n C h a r l o t t e t form a hn’i*l chapi* t
This
ith
Her brother-in-law
and
| Niplrr will l»* rpNilon «d Floi
sister, Mr. and Mr*. W. S. Thorn,
DELAND, Mar. l- (S p e c la l)
ton. at th air homa on 1318 West The Stale at Florid* will be r.
ItrUi Sign u rill, wllli llt*A«l
F irst S treat.
presented by a delegation of -< •j i i r l r r n in K n ii * j» * ( My, M > , i>
music teachers and students »t nn
InY riiHtiniijiJ
m gnm tnlpJii
Mra. E. C. U pton of Pittsburgh. th* Southern Conference for
wit h 2 1 ,(Hlu
'I h m * ur«
Pa., called oh h er eoutia, Frank ■tc Education, in convention *' • IiAptern in •‘very Riiitr in tin'
Cowles Ib b m orning. Bha was en. Chariotto, N. C., Mar. 6-8. Mi.- , 1 ilnn, l!l) t’hnpfi rR in i anmln nn I
route from T am pa wher* aha has Veronica Davis,
uavia, member
m rin w r *of
- the irtO in l l n n u l u h i I t hn« hr it*
bee,, v b ltin g ’ to Pont* Vedra Htatson “U nlvow
"
ilf School ol Micfiu* "Thi* Ail nf IJvIrrg ninl
where ah* plana to stop before Musk faculty, will head the group I Ifr, l.ratiiing ami h r l4-n.|thtji
returning to h«r hops*.
Florida •i- i t s n i o t i u .
as sta te chairm an for Y
under th* organisation of Jh>
Among thr nation a fitmoup wo
conference.
iui«n wlm itrv R p n i iR o r a an- Mra
N E W A R R IV A L S
Conferee** a t th* CharlnlU 1 inllv N r w r l l Bliiir, o f t h r r d i meeting will participate in ill* f r i a l a t n f f u f <»o«w| J| u U R c k r r p »
cusalona concerning alt p h u v . of ngt Mra. Hull Ia Hu gern Mu Spailw
^
music education in the puhli. •Ith, alalrr of th r late Will Bo
schools, from tha tochntque of *p- rergj Mra. Hufu* Ilawra, Mra.
pllad music to actual c l a s s r o o m Wggly
_____
llallhurton,
mother
of
procedure. Mlaa Davis reported |( irhrnrd Halllturion; and Mm
today. Tha Chariotto Music F»»- \ u helle U m U iy
rival also will bo atogrd In ron.
Hama of the wi ll known mrmm
L
Junction with tbo
convention
Ufi arr th r movie atara, Jrnn
\
Portion! o t the program Include Marker and IVnny MBIondl«“ Sini
entertainm ent by an all-Southem rleton, ami linbrrta Jonay of Flororchestra and chorus.
nlOg who In Mra. Bocarvelt a pro*
Lv
S T E A K S
..
Bailey Heads For Varied Paintings
Hawaii Following I Are Displayed At
Vi s i t In Sanford' Art Exhibit Here
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A T T
PALATKA, Mar. l- ( S p e c la l) —
Two 17-year-old’ beauties, M bs
Mildred Rivera of Mara, M b sand M bs M arjorie Lynch of
Daytona Beach,
sponsored by
their respective Junior Chambers
of Commerce, today Joined tbo
ever-growing list of Southern
holies entered in tha fourth an
nual Asalea Festival Beauty P a feant to be held in the Ravine
Gardens here. Mar. It.
Th* Mississippi
entry b a
blonde who attends Mark* High
School. Th* Florida representa
tive is a brunette who la a stu
dent a t Seahreeie Private School,
Daytona Beach.
The Mara, Miss., Jaycres are
the first from their state to en
te r a contestant for the title of
“A rates Queen for 1941". Tha
Greenwood, Mis*.. Junior Cham
ber of- Commerce was represented
by M bs Memrie Gary in the 1840
Mr and Mr*. L ester C. Place o f Sp rin g City, P*.. above,
fete.
Daytona Beach Jayrees success k n o u " it* the Place Marimba Players, will present n iim re rt n(
fully sponsored the winner of the sarrr.l music in the F i r -1 Christian Church of Sanford T m - d n t
title two years ago when Mr*. even Inil nt 8 :0 0 o'clock
Wellington Shaw, the former Mis*
Billie Behle, was selected "Asalea Queen for 1939,'
All Southern Junior Chamber*
of Commerce have been invited
to enter contestant* In the pa
geant whifh will cliniiss a two.
day pre-legislative Conference of
the Florida Junior Chamber of
Commerce and a Southern Jaycee
t
li nallnHrd Kl«M f"Att r OlP»F I j
l l nnMntftil (
Jamboree to be held heie Mar.
"*f
p s k i u t **ts* “ Htun in I*hi mliM'.
n , Hrnrv Whiln T
mi t h r
\ ni 841.
P la y e rs T o
G iv e S a c r e d C o n c e r t
« Sanford Oa The DaLawd
.
Two Entrants Join
Contest For Queen
Of A2alea Festival
Mrs. L. M. Leinhart has re
turned to h rr home In Macon,
G*.. a fte r spending several days
with her fath er, J. A. Shepherd
M a rim b a
on 1020 Elm Avenue.
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m Celery Fad Editor.
tU L&to Proctor. —
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HoWren Barnett
C lu b
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1- J U - I t e r
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rad a t Football »
Madam Dancing «U»
B M SE B pavS
Meeting Slated Of
S tu d e n ts , C o u n c il
iCA| .Alabama had’
■(ration In pawar.
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, MAINE! Many naw olfltlrb
look dfllce. Governor lo w la 0 .
Barrow, (ft) ratlrad and w*»
E S .
IK
ratlrad and wag auecoadad ay
Ueproecntetlve
nnr aacapa la U a general election
whan ha waa opposed -by ex*
Governor U n it Oman' (D ) Sena
tor Wallace U. WWU, J r , aai
tight.
-
ddarln^ ^th#^ out* Undine
ib flrat of the inven.
ra, end those wtfeae
'• to. fn the field* of
MARYLANDi
Kommerdal School
iMve far hi* eduha attended what
reliable, and after
Mama a minister,
Mudeh by proaeh.
hit education waa
it to another
ijsua1.
, It look* a* |f I have barn
reflecting (be '111' chUtene’’ up
in Vocational School laUty. 1 bar*
oeen writing about things m*
et**d of people far the past two
.Week*, but I Intend la make up
tor It now.
, During thia weak Mr*. Max
well ha* enrolled five new puPlbai Mary Mtven, Jewel Bettw
.(rt^ntorud. Mid. Belle Arbuthnet
from Jacksonville. Donald Staf
ford. and Bill CqlUft. (At-menl).
Welcome rtudent*. j happy U b.
he re*"tom)
W in
Our Job.Under. of thla weak
POT Fwry Lea BeTl-worklnM at
tb i wormatlou. Booth. OnTithe
OoTam er
Herman Middleton —
Dorn Mar.
H ar-
hart It. OOovaor (D ) end lianator Millard E. Tydlng* (D ) » t tar
and watohad their fallow Demo,
erat, Senator George L. ftadelUfa,
Git ra-alaated and thru heap
ary land hi Um Demo* rat*' coL
onm.
MASSACHUSETTS! Gevamar
Lavrrvtt Saltern*tail (ft) v u re
flected aa w ar Senator David I.
Walah (D ). Senator Henry Cabal
Lodge, J r , (ft) MU be up tor an
other term In IMS.
MICHIGAN! Democrat;
re-
tVANIAt
The Future Farmer* bald their
guiar meeting with M memire present. A h 14. The open- County School Newt
g ceremony waa carried out Edward Marshall — —
gGovernor
u hLoren
y aD . Dleklnaon
w j s III).
s
Claes
Trearurtr-1
. School NCwaJ
. >T ■
-«<ta
JD) ha* four mere year*
r TEXAS: M lbrorter. V
“Puppy O Daniel 10}
2£ W S
ir amasement when
kit —
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iced a rod pencil 11
who know* It**, than I
i i n .t r
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In. - Muewtii aant “U
Ubulatloy or
qf
-vrtiiw-a
Chapllan of Qaaa-3
Hlgblithl of School Carer
m b la . few mate
* MISSOURI: Ono<
ant polHJcal ■tnlx-ope
■tv month*1 work
Irctril, be received
lid that It met ail
at>4 hi* horta re.
rj from the var.
( hid cnngrefaUen.
Editor
two fudging team* which partici Latin d u h -1 4 ftky Chib4
pated In the Judging contest, of
Latin Banquet-14 Book Wash
the day. Plana wars dlecuaaed
Quti-3
for an F. F. A. diamond ball JonmalUra^ Club-14 Chapel B e team.' .Nothing definite wet da*
Journalism d ub Vise Freridewt 1
Proaldent of Cleae-8
JoamaUam \ Conferenca at Gal ee-
r Senator Henrik
Shi pa toad (ft) waa easily vic
torious. Governor Harold E. Btaa.
ton (ft) and Senator Jaaoph R.
Ball (R>; appointed to anorotd the
*>
JnntoP
8( r t f t iT k T « a r £
Veteran Senator Arthur H. Vandr trberr (D ) a w ra-elMtod, hoarwar. 171* col laaaoo. Senator Preatla* M. Brown (II), baa a few
fle e ,...........
Latin Onb-1-3 Financial C
man of Celery Fed-1
Oka Chb Onerotta-t Aaal
Editor of Celery Fcd-S
Latin Club Banquet-I-lGlee d ab -1 4 _ _
Rhetoric*
P ro je c ts A ir B e g u n
B y M e c h a n J c i C la s s
TO FILM
tottirik to o D , '
v
�4
C i.
h
a afternoon game -coring IT1
VtMKD l.\
Ab’s Memory To Ocala Five Goes . points
hits tito tic for .« tirklnal ecor■(
*--------a III Herman FVIehcr
l>t.|. \M s. Mar. I —^Special)—
Try For Third Down To Daytona
l> <1 I.etrMon L aF ew . S te h w
Kusti- tspe-ri, tk-nl considcnCdc l*ntn-«.,ly pnlN W r,
trouble us -lallarig a bs«t I.sst tsnrsTrd an m sitalbii to
Victory Tonight Team In Tourney Dak
coosehc. k a'le r M .lm r l.ise , c cm oer n | t |v odsasogy eoao-
PROS
MTp Wa r d s ;
At ’* Memory will try to make
It three ’ Straight tonight In the
feature ra re ml’ Sanford- Orlando
Kennel Ctuh, located half-way
Let a rm Sanford and Orlando on
II. S. Highway IT.
Victor In two lower races, he
peli hie firs t chance at the hot.
not against Ida Willard, Lamp
Light. Je rry Kay, Merry Ida.
tlptide Lady, Jovial Micawber
and Dorothy.
w e s t e r e& JccN C UfJpJERSltyOj^ol n ?W
p h o t o f -fMr eernferr,
U »1S PRortSSiarfAL
F boteA U - YeAM A
G re y h o u n d
R e s u lts
1ST RACE—Futurity -]* t-s
PP o n atr. Fin
.Mike F r ie n d __l i t
finer
Hp,L>d__«
3
1—3
I — ** »—1
Alarsh __ _ .... I I ]
I —I
Mike Friend II.M. H e. lie :
■low «r ..0 t ee. a st< a i *t>i» r e#
:\n
3 ~ E ™ W '» W *
C aSt/Pinky Lipscomb of Vnndatbfit, Ui« left-handed genius
of UM tournament, K om i M ' ef
his
:■> t-k
PP Off (Mr. Kin
M * u to wellm >
■ ih f ‘ e n tt* *Met s d n d a / ' reed*
ttS t'R C w fi \SfibM lq ^ 0« deuf*b' llkd a *Vbu* who In stock «
clout’ pnhits t i defeat the fe lt'
hnovlng Florida team.
I t W*e Florida'* f ln t content
t
rk tln f.' .with inch champion* a*
fWd’ L e w ‘ Wallace of past- and
i the running.
'
iLmlay will groom
jfe* <* *>" I t thence*.
of over 60 to a
V}'. The race Sun*
Ihry tfhd a lea-on
ICdwafd Knowlc*
tH>pby, will a tari
! 'tid e end beach
» ‘f . M? If Inclemould prevail the
fpolidd two weak*,
^ 'th tf'c fltty ll*t»,
clbse arcond, but
ra'TfrAm fay' away
t battU nf fo out.
d n * H * '‘un<l thoee
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Officials—Cheat and Jackson
>_vci
f® ACRES p o o d farm .land will
color:
Duka1
c tju ttw r 'i
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KIKT MilAi l
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August nf ln*t year have Itren vi,.H, „f t|„. entire asslatanre
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opened for Investigation by dls. ra. r lend*.
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ing fbe two month* totaled I,O f C y p r e s s G a r d e n s Atf.-u | «•
BtKVK.tVt i: \* i
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In Srtnlinilc County IJ applipp o n in,
CYPRESS OAIUIKNS, Mar. 1—
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rations Wei- filed during July and (S|*>ri*M- “The allot* nf Florida >i " ''1' llnv
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i: if ii i «ii ic v • B’tUtn at a
Cypres. O.rdens are M W * S I X ’ ^ . 7 " f
. rill ill I'm »,*•■*
Public aasistanco applications is the tr,jut« of Darryl F. Iaw*( vurrh n«y a*». > !*. i as. if im»t- 3 HlMiaO h If i
\\ hli
*
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durinc the
tick nf 20th Century Fere, to h |f >c- skydusi.r l it a »«.
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i Arnts »i ■n
1RW- January I, lu ll, aggregate director Otto Hrnwrr over long Taister I I f
B I'renlkH*
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1« Olt13362. of which fU.GllH were for dislanca telephone from Cajf*|
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Due to limited funds, belli for earners operations for trehnlUl. - b i u ■•• a
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the payment of grants, and the color, all the besutv of (lie Oer. l^b«M !M<* lift, rnti-k^r l.tal - *•* i• tti
r rii pin r, Pull!'
smptoymaaC- *>f add it Itrial eorlnl drn<r-ti betag TvtBHTM’ fiti lefhVilI I! - I ' - i
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HTH MU T -S !• kill IT **1*
ataff, Investigation* hava not yd color film to b* ueed In the loir
» If
Kl iA K..NI'll I? V »* •-(* (III.
IT «tf< '
become carreqt. Tho adding »f " 0*1 honltojr scene* of foih Pen- *Alr Hrnf»*r
Ilag*!
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Panic* to the tulle more renidP . mry Fox'*'’picture "Miami to he { "‘ a** revision * • 1
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a law \\ *M I
than they are removed by death released sometime late this sum- T V * n»8|»*r
\ ' ,5. Juris** 4 I
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or other cause, would have the • f. mer.
’
Dm UIDna'* |,*r
4 M,‘ " ’ * '* Until
INm*u * *
6 1‘himS I’ 1
Get The Thrill
lications For
Age Welfare
Are Investigated
DA N
of Picking Winners
T O N IG H T S A L Ie -S T A R F E A T U R E
NINTH It.VCK— n T C I O T Y
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altuul ** mile* \ u c t b asf U t b a d s
TU R N AT GKO A RRO W
D U N N — S e c re t O p e ra tiv e 4 8
> * 0 - 0 . T H E D AM E'S CALLIN G
C la s s ifie d A d v e r tis e m e n ts
Mile
HAII.V
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Tfiflkf -Mftakrdl N»d, pMi4
Lipscomb wee prevented from
F*trine mere than seven roele
flaw the field b b th p added it«>ti
,p 1 W ? W F ? W
II A C C —; u
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In the tournament tu t Vend*'blit Swelgcrt, Tommy Elmore, H ush
y cl tender took Louisians State Dixon, Fontella Flock, Jo* L ittle.
fo r a ride, tSS to 40.
John, Stew Joyce. Danny Murphy
•
h a ck —F uturity
Mil* Tricky
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Ixn kin i >e. s ee; c n i i-
D.FLANI*. Mar. I. —a(Pi - I n Oak reorele*. until ruutoay the .isittre (»r the - .c o l fsiraess eocquarter-final game* plivvd last sreoed |»r(i*l The Panther* aith ti n of the FV*-tda -Acedroj ad
lhr*m.>n.| Salter* -c-c.
mcitatleo warn
night In the Northeast confer- forward
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enee baekcthall
lountey, Day-! to* ** l«"i«* l- l ltt-1* »« ,fc* ^ 1 by Kathryn • T. A ttry .
Inna Reach defeateil Ocala * L | r *,f. thro t a til,* I on ecru terns*. hat r man of thet c t i e a
« ; Eustla heal
Ijtke Cllr II I t« n^** U 'e tk.t. t ! *T Krght
SI. and Palntka
"hipped FVl.h.J »»«* r®«l* acro«nte,l foe t h e _________________________
Custi* n u rrm of victory
(d of Jacksonville. 8U !;. _ _ _
Ocala'* U i Mi i I i r ip rn r in o l
Tallahassee gained the *emt.
finals
by defeating
IVIjtnd, very little trouble in Ihe tam e
which drew a fire! round bye* With Ihe Sanford Seminole*, win.
30 to 13, in a game rloeer than aing by a Ud to 10 count
Lake Cit, d im in iid M, An
the erore indn ite*. Paeed by
Forward I'.inch Kelley with 13 I'UTlittr, ihpfraintic th** Mull*'!** 15
points, the l.inn* *tag,*l » last lo ?4, aft^r Iritiinir si lltr half.
naif : purt niter leading li_’> at ro.io.
Lmtlmrg/i \ , il *w Jackt-t* ram
th* half.
a tsri
In the first game nf the open, into a stiMif nail
ing round, Tall»lia»*ev -laugh, F W l t h f r h i g h f»s# f r o m J a ^ k terrd New Smyrna Reach, lti-1 lonirillr and! wuuml np< wi
to
with
Forwnnl Charlie Wood •Sort tnd of r onp ik k J
who played only a relief role in fO count.
Palntka. forratl t > fi^ht nil tine
dwnrvl Si IS iiI’* of J i.k
w .
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SemlnoW Connty P toM ms ^
Mon FrttJt And VrrtUbles Thgri Afty
Rlmilar A m |n Florida —
SANFORD,
Y,
FLORIDA,
MARCH
3,
Member AanociMrd Precu
1941
u i.-i j 'l mn
itier's Army Moves Across
Bulgaria To Greek Frontier
> B liz z a rd
S e n a te L e a d e rs
fllkare Of 188 Key
I A vdilcts I n c l o d f lay Airplane Parts
T o
O n
B y
Seek
C o n g ressm en In sp e c t
O b ta in
A c tio n
L e a s e - L e n d B ill
T h is
W eekend
D efen se
IT u r k e y
S tre n g th
B lo c k s
S tra
te g ic
D a rd a n e lle s :
K in g B o ris T o ld O f
D ip lo m a tic
Daily Check On
T e n s io n
British Report *
Raids On Brest
Volwae WUI Be Cot
If SUpancnta Are
Y u g o s la v ia
R e p o rte d
R e a d y T o S ig n
A s
M in o r A x is
"■
Swart* Describes St. Johns River
Scenery On Trip Maintenance Is
Across Continent S e t At $20,000
O ver
T h re e
M illio n
ttio n s
O f
A sked F o r
S t a t e 's
C a lifo rn ia
R iv e r s . H a rb o rs
l*f. Black
|h l scenery
vacations.'' U r, Bwarta told of
a topping a t a . loitge, and on th e
mcau were fi*b caught la a
etraem running near (be lodge.
JUao In Booth Dakota are the
Badla n d *. which th e government
has elaariflad aa “too rough ' for
exploration,** though good roads
have been built
among
the
Jagged peaks and deep gorges.
' On hit
80-day
trip, Mr.
Bwarta and hla wife stopped a t
Bepbl City, 8. D., where tourist
“ bln. h a rt became a thriving
business. There a re MO cabins
tn the city, which l* about the
•Ise e f Sanford, but all were
IC sstlssN Os P ag . T w .)
tio n
A r m y 's
tin d s S p e n t H e re
’ M ajor
(leoeral
Julian
L.
Schley, chief uf Army engineers,
propose^ in W akhingtonyeaU nU y
.that #30,000 be spent on a m ain,
ten an ts project fo r.th e Bt. John*
j t t w r f r w Palatba to - U k s H»r>
»#y,'. wWtb Includes th e stretch
July l.
The Hit Included four F ljtid a
projects for new work and J l for
maintenance •xpendltUraS. *.
The new work Items, w afij
Jacksonville to M iam i ' Water
way, t f 0,000) Palm ' Beach, aide
channel to basin, | 1 11,000) Celooiahatcbce River and Lake
Okeechobee drainage areas, #40,000) Tampa H arbefi #136,600.
Tbs main lane Me project* In.
eluded:
Kernandlna harbor, |H JM 0) FtJohns Hirer, Jacksonville to the
ocean, I *30,000) Oklawah* 'River,
$4,600; Jacksonville to Miami
w aterway, #101,600) B t Augus
tin . harbor, **5,000; F o rt Fierce
harbor, 1*0,000) Lake W orth In
let. #30.000) P o rt Everglades #75,000) Mlalnl harbor #77,000) CalODCJUIAICHCn
luoaehatchfu . «KITV#
.H irer and
U ka
Okeechobee drainage
000; Charlotte* llarl
Tampa harbor, f #40,
from C Irarw atar hai
Uuca Cicga Bay to
$13,000) removing
rfnlha, state-wide, 97
Inations, aurveya an
dee, Jacksonville dll
000) channel from .
River to 81. Andrew
COO; waterway from
cbee Bay to W ait J
Sio.oooi C bm
hoc. $38,600)
fMJMO; • A pal
cut-off, U s I
Chlpola R im ,
CblpoU River
P ow er
s-soelataJ Press
Adolf Hitler’s mechanised
legions rolled ncrosfl Bulgaria
townrd tho Greek and Tur» •■ j
ki.sh frontier* today, threat;enlng to create a new frpnt
in lhe European war,
As the fateful march to tba.
south nnd southeast proceed-:<•
od, Turkay barred the strati*. |
pie Dardanelles to all ahIRs
Ijr th e ley wind, two n u n i aland lU houetlrd In the
lit Hew York City, swept hy th e V eret b illia rd of the
Into the city from the Middle A tlrh lt^ Const, tha
ed 'th e streets with several inches of in o w .'- ’^ .
Are Ustad In City
w w m ra
NUMBER 15V
during nnnw«inrm *'hh*h *w**pl Atlantic uraboiirci. CimifrrMmf n were flnnti i the grounds
in Army plan*** tn inspect Hi#1 In tcjt in l* S,
Rep. J . Parnell Thomas (le ft) of New Je rb*y, member of tha House M ilitary A ffairs
' Committee, and U n d e rse c re ta ry of W ar Kobt r l Patterson try out an 87' mm. antL atrcrafl
.-gun at the Aberdeen, Md., proving grounds,
F ire
D e s tro y s
Iri-City Meeting Girl Scouts Win 124th Infantry Is
Antlers To Be Blue Ribbons At Invited To Camp
Fair In Orlando
ield Here Friday Twelve ribbon., Inclining four Here F o r 2 Days
H om e
O f J , C . E lls w o rth
F]re burned th . home of J. C."
Kill worth, on Bosnia] I A verm*
n esr Lake Jesnup, early tkla
afternoon and
only a
small
amount of the furniture v a a
■arad, according to Alax Foater,
a neighbor of ll r . El la worth.
I t w as raportod th at th s fam ily
w a n alttlny a t tb« dinner table
from the chimney.
Mr.'' FWifW W
RS-telieved the
house wee eqverad‘ by. insurance
but dbj not know tuwr much. He'
could hot giro m y figure as to
the value o f tha-.building hut
seW “It eras a nice house and
well furnished.”
Chief Mack Cleveland said he
received a call to tha fire about
1:00 o clock this afternoon but the
lady who called hung up before
h* counU^ g e t any Information
about the flra o r He w hereabouts.
pqulpmi'fit
g m i n o l e 's B a n d
W ill
e
>4
ear In
P arad e ;
p ram
D is c lo s e d
Hues, were won hy
Han(i<nl
Girl Scouts at the Ccntrnl Flur.
Ida Exposition ill Orlando. MisIrsne Hinton, srnutm iistrr, mu. I
today.
All tfaare->glrL helped build
each unit, bliss lliutou .till, so
...j
all nrp rM |» n iIb ir fftr ih r'p n i* *
The units, the leader* and (hi
awards a r t aa follows:
'Music uni I, under the leader
ship of Virginia Chapman, won
a blue ribbon on their symphony
orchestra figures, made out of
paper; health and safety unit,
led by Martha Page and Audrey
Bach, was awarded n blue rib
bon for posture posters, Inter,
nationsl friendship unit. under
the direction of
Ellen
Merl.
wether, entered dolls dressed In
native rostumea of Scouts around
the world and won a blue rib
bon; shepherd’s pipe, made by
Ann Stlnr. waa given a blue rib
bon.
Other unlta receiving aecoud
and third ribbons were: first
aid, drama! lea, rommunity life,
wood carving, and
arts
and
crafts.
-frimi th ro e - wWws In
this . district,
Daytona,
New
Smyrna Reach, and Sanford, will
mc*t here Friday to take part
In an entertainm ent program
and exemplification of tho initia
tion Cllual, it was announced to
ils / by Ralph Ray, general chair,
man.
Registration of all Antlers and
visiting Elks will take place a t
the Elks Lodge on East Second
Street at 3:00 o'clock, and
gala street parade will be held
the business district at
B a n k D e p o s its H it
, !through
4 00 P. M. The Bemlnole High
T o p R e c o r d e d M a r k Sihogl Rand and the Sons of
He Legion Drum and
Bugle
will
accompany
tha
WASHINGTON. Mar. a —<**) Cnrp*
~
*" A m erican bank, marebtra.
Candidates for degrees will be
lo t.'e d # a M # M » 4 ,c o o on Uer
i,1, ,th * h,**h*r t *ver recorded, in costume. Twelve Initiations
lr»m
Sanford will lake the flrat
Preston Delano, cnmptrolMr of the
snd second degrees a t an Initia
currency, aanonacod yesterday.
The total, rapoctad by Blfitt tion ceremony Friday night, as
rsp ra e e a u d a a ia c r e s ., of sell aa undldatea from other
13.778.017.000 e l a n teat June. cities, Tha second degree will be 1 2 M a r r i a g e L i c e n s e s
“ <* « 4)L##MMJOOO since Dec conferred a t the Elks Lodge at I s s u e d O v e r W e e k e n d
10, 1S80.
6 00 o'clock.
Supper for all A ntlers and
*«eeU ware placed at
Twelve m arriage licenie* were
(38,788,011,000, a gain of | 2,. their women guests will be given luued at the Court llouae ever
848.883.000 alm a J u a a and of nt the Woman's Club on Oak the weekend, five of them In
$4,414,106/100 a loco December. Avanuo a t 6:00 o'clock. Initia while people, and a report of the
tion and a lodge meeting a t the Meaner* lamed for January of
I#68.
i-.- ■
Elka Club will follow, a t 8:00 Ihl* year *how* a total of 60
P M. A t 10:00 o'clock a dance during that month.
N a z i P ro p a g a n d is t
"III be given at the Woman's
Llrenaea were Uaued to: C urtis
I n d i c t e d B y J u r y • lub In honor a f the visiting E. Roger* and Mia* Vida La
Amtiers and Elks, to which other F ftu r, both of Orlando; Johnnie
frienda of Anllera are Invited to Young and Mlaa Lucllr llen d ei.
WABIUNOTON, Mar. 8 —
ion, both of Lockhart 1 Jam*«
— Dr. P rie d rk b R n u t Auhagvn. nttend.
Committees arranging tb s trt- Oliver Copeland of Valdosta and
called*'* Naxl propagandist by the
Dice Committee, waa indicted In. rity meeting, In addition bn Mlaa Sara V. F ra ie r of Porterday by a federal grand ju ry on C entral Charm an Ray, are
villa, Ala.) John Duke and MIm
Mavia Peoplea, both of O rlando;
chargta o f falling t» reg ister a> follows:
Lyle Lathrop, dance chariman; and to Joacph Slower* and Mias
e paid publicity agent fo r the
Henry
Tamm,
Initiation
chair
Edith Tlgnar, both of Orlando.
German govern m eat.
Tha indietm eat was the first man, and Den Crawford, supper
rtalrm
an.
The
Elka
ladles
com.
to bo retu rn ed by the grand
jury which convened on O c t 34. rnlttoo assisting w ith the sup S m a l l F i r e s S u n d a y
Jtt “ id oth per it, composed of Mrs. Roy
TiUla, M n . W illiam Jameson, C a u s e L i t t l e D a m a g e
er ludictmenta m u B fallow .
Mm. H enry Thurston, and Mrs.
Two alarm* war* anaw errd hy
Ralph Goods peed.
tba Fire D epartm ent Sunday but
the fire* did . little or no dam
age, Chief Mack Cleveland aald
ta li morning.
A defect!## hearth caught on
flra a t tho naM onco of L. P.
Hogan a t 1701 P ark A venae, but
actual damage wo* H alted to
aomo wood foundation! In the
hearth. P aper ataffm l In lha
ley of th a Welake A p a rt.
1 caught on lira earning
_ alarm b u t no damage, tho
ch u i “ Id-
Mildred
eux Wins Place In
[try Contest At Orlando
T h ro e S a n fo rd
In c lu d e d
In
I n v i t e d
T o
U n its
G ro u p
C ity
without a apeclal perm it, m lnilff
all exerpt the narrow channel In
Die historic atraiU .
In Sofia, the capital of Bul
garin, Ilriliah M inister Gaorgo
W. Itendrl informed King Bocla
III that Hrilnin would b reak o f t
diplomatic relation* with Bulgaria
prohnhly tomorrow, and t h a t / a
atute
of
war
“ undoubtedly1*
would follow,
I
Yugoslavia, the largest power
In the llalkana, waa dcaerlbed
aulhotitatlvely aa raady to « * »
the livrlin-Uome-Tokyo Axla M
the flHh minor I* * ” 1 0 J S P
Die Ail*, following n Iho wOlIJu[ Rumania, Slovakia, H ungary
and Bulgaria.
.
1
In Athon*. the arrival of B tV i,h Foreign
AnthoWf
Eden and Ovn*rwl 8 lr |o M f t
Dill, chief of the BriUah.lm|j«Ha«
g m c rz l t U tt. h i l i k f c M A v l
czprw lotm rf * '
. s- ,s t
A lm o st & 000 men
M l uf»
f n i t - to tht* 12 U K In ft) ivi r ) , tii- to meet t h t ffllli*
iteportz from Bulf%rUn
Hutliiik* th r r f S n n f o id unii*-. hnvc
Ko« 11 iiivilrrj It# tills city for u vines* Aftld iho in ilro coufttry.
i u o-iiit v p firn n ip m rn t nn fi goorl. tiudng nvotTUIl by lb* Nillla
##ill gt‘«tiirr,
ICiivbzrtl
M urging, TurkUh p r i l l unoalraOMtlf p fjM - t n liir v
of
t he
('hitm lier
uf dirted that R o l f t H * B0<)n
1 ‘ftHitiorro,
hii id
todny
IK *
mi
In•com*' a t« ttU fU ld .
\ H u l i o i t iviir »*#i*1 tided Ky m u
On tho w v ittm fronU. tho B r lt Kilts* m tlir e lly nnd cm ntfy
t i<a|i re|>ortsd n«w ovem liht imW*
"A V r m e In K n p rs that I hi* on tin* German-held naval bale h#
ini'iiji. a m fc h n n ifc d in f n n h y regi-i lirrsl nnd on Oerman-ueed a!*i l i i t l R D N Or
m int, w ill r o m r hero l Ur* la lle r
1n u I o f i h l t w i'c k o r If 1 H r mm j, I
ih ' mi
Iu i i n t '* " M r, llig u m * ^md t
! In- «11ViintMin wii* »t ii I U»' M e c h a n i z e d U n i t
eMujo* ( t r iir m l J o h n l
iV r io n n , 1
L e a v e s B la n d in g
rnuitMuMtling the :ilst 1'iM-ion.
mid l m Colonel Krrd A Sitfuy
C A M P BLANDING, Mar. 8—
In tho IrMer w ritten
hy the
Chnmhei of < niiiniorcr to i»c nf (,!•, A 16-mile long meritanUad
• ••it-, it HRs pointed oui t fmi rnliimn that left here Thuraday
•hi* *
u n it* of
the
1 2 IIh
In.. irmining on a 7fl.mll* trip to OaceI m i i I i > h a v r m ade Ho til nr d their mIh National Forcat near Lake
1 ondip m ite r^
for the past iff) City, mad* the trip for tha ex
>40*, n i
the
N z tiu n u l tU in rd t press purpose of running Itwo
aa MxJ. Goo.
mid Unit the people id S a n fo rd iiaffu- trouble,
John f . Persona, 3U t DlrUlho
I'ti inleirM rd in them
coinmatidrr,
said
Thuraday
night.
I in' t roops w ou ld he quin f r m l
lie said the 860 vehicles, COnT*.
m
tents
on V a c o ut
p ro p e rty
iiMMiod town, Mr. lllfrirniA r x . ing 4<)0fl officer* and man of three
plmrit^h Am i
w ould
Uhr
the regiment* of tha 66th field
littery brigade, were to be X A rm o ry
u*
tlw lr
hrAdi|uurlrrn
A f n ic r M u ir u f frlendnhrp. some ueuvered along tegular hlrhway*
fm in n f r n t r r t n in m r n t w ill pruh. meeting average traffic to get
utdy I h - planned fo r tin* m rn. Into irouble and out again In the
H lggin. paid, but no de- easiest fashion.
h'ds hn#i> y d been worktd out
While cm ainpinl
in Sun ford,
C itiz e n
Is
the Boldirrz would engage ut U . S .
Ummi rcg id u trHining schedule
H e ld
C ily
In
B u c h zrea t
N e w s B iie fs
m iC IIA R E ST , Mar. 3 —(AT—
The private secretary e f tho
United States m ilitary attagho and
M Briton* w o n am ong 116 n*Vu
ami woman arraatad Tn Buchor.
eat yesterday and sent Immediate.
1v to a concentration comp a t
Turgu-JIu.
The ladies gym class will mewl
Several of UlO Briton* M lwd
.........
morning a t the Ann. in the roundup are of Rumanian
orv si in.-,io o'clock.
origin and amonjf tho 160
era were a num ber o f I
Tho Ilnur,I or County Com. B e lg ian s and (ha Romanian ___
mis, umer* will meet tomorrow barman of the M etropolitan C lu b ..
morning at 10:00 o'clock at tin
i mir! limine.
The Sanford T ourist Club will
hold Its regular business m e n .
rig tonight a t 8:00 o'clock at the
Itrcrcation Hall.
S tr ik e C a lle d A t
A r m y ’s C a m p D a v i s
nO LLY RIDG E, M . .
—
Skilled A. F. L. v
II. W. H erndon was Issued a went on a s t r u t a t tha
building perm it a t tha City liail
6,000,0*0 C o u p Davis
Saturday to build an addition to
a garage on Sixth S treet, between
i n offlceT o f th a a w
Park and Magnolia Avanuea, a t a way patrol w ld between I
coat of * 1 6 ._______
4000 man w ere picketing
trance* of th a f*a*rra tMw, ^
Tho
Seminole
County
Tuber,
an L U Iraraft e a l w oraployMg ll
W ill
culosla Association will moot a t 000 worker* u i a c b f d o M J
10:00 o'clock T hursday morning connl*tfa>n th* b u t of Ihl* m m
a t the B aptist Church annex. No - lolewra w aa w p a t i * ^
■
All interested persons a r t In
vited.
BOM BEE I FOR RR1TAIN t .
Tho Sanford Library will be
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Dophno do Maurier's
Com* Weather", p
February U st w n 1
It l | * collection
t t o b t m o -crops from the F t .
cUla Northwest: oui‘ 'AUbama.
swt la feeding Georgia end Mississippi tsV* more
wing nation era M td I k u do the othvra.
b the help of
In hid form deal
1 tlm
Pacific I* latrrmedtery
Dm - Agricultural Adjustment
Administration, which help* t»
bridge tho dJMO.mll* gap between
the two u t M
- In the Pacific. North wee
the
AAA H K te n iw farmer* to grow
n o n legume ar e d (the new crop
cute down the wheat surplus) and
guarantees them a reasonable
pglf l, .
t *
In the SOulh, AAA give* finan
cial aid 4? fan n eri " *0 they can
ra w !
Ohio, 1 venlsn language editor In New Referee Commission as consultant
1 to Commissions*- Harriet Elliot
as the expert cq the problems of
the new-lnrrrlrraat groups. Mr.
Adaml els the author also of
"Laughing la the Jungle", “The
Native s Kelum“, -lieua* In An believes .th a t "moral re a rm a
tigua", "My America' and sertrsi ment" la ta important to national
defense aa the building of armies
and l i m n .
London booksellers report a
huge business with "Come Wind,
M flm U tr
Como Weather*, The first sdL
Hon w p s sold out on th o d ty Of
•***<*» most healthful
tfreetteM . I ts
publication, August I t . Air raid
wardoas have sold thousands of
copies In sir mid shatters end In
ths London Undararouad. Tbs
Lord Mayor of Bristol has agreed
L FOR ONLY
to present a copy to every cftlien
HER DAT ANE
of the city Injured In air raids,
YOUR
OL D
tkrubledsy's London offlee reports
RANOB
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that a ife-up with Alfred Hitohcock'e movie version of "Rebec,
ca* accounted for the sale Of
thousands of additional copies.
Ha . s m ^
is p f
ore Westinghouse Ranges Were
)ld In America During 1939 & 1940
ban Any Other Electric Ranger
1 '«*• li to youroeir
w
w nwirt befor* you
.
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BAUER
And Electric Service
PHONE
L M? m a g n o lia
I,
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MOTICH U H U i M T - OlV BN
(Hat I, BhrvwS A oSsrvoa,
* «
n t n v K i n i I* lit* CJWtUt C o u rt o f
n em ise l* C *H «tr n o rU I* . a t l h .
r i l l I trin tb iro o f.
P . Lt n - "
Ik s o f lt m * o f R r t l n r b y r w o o o o
A rm * . a o 4 w olM w od t b a r t e r lo
U f a Im p rla o a m rn l lo Ik e '.M a ts
priso n . w ill a p p ly fo r e lm se sc y t»
ih a P lo t* B oard o t I’a r d o n v . T a llaKaaaaa, r ia rld * . o l v ita , M i l
bONTCOUG
pounds A t' leading drttgghrta ovornvhors-
•THE HERITAGE O F HATCH.
ER IDE, by 800th TaikhwlMi.
Whoever has read “ Penrod" and
"The Magnificent A m b erm i"
knows what Tarklnghm con do
with Ilia spectacle of a young’man
In love, with the problems of
youth, both ludicrous and deadly
serious — with contemporary
American llfal Now he pictures
a generation caught In today's
turbulence, end feeing It a*
Americans, and tell* the story of
young Hetcher Idee difficult
ROAST LB
even lo v e r "•
Bewildered end somewhat .baf
published nevel "Cotton- fled, nateher etrngglea to. auke
had molded a mule the I hie W*jr—diverted, however, by
Wallses emoted to adopl hi* paasl«n fo t a -woman almost
oraairent /o r the Deoert-
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W ESTERN
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that *
. a fair chance
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JH ft-R tiq rn SR IE* Uae. T 1
M ms* may so Into the U n ru
B unp
Fulham will b ?
4 11 HCPHEE*
LAKE MONROE
d » aad asked far the
themloutea by the **<r
SA SnsaA a^sr-1
tbelr IM 1 D odge.
tMM ltf f W # d M l
b • ..
A
End Cuts
Spare Ribs
Beef Brains
Beef Tongues
f& Z S w D ANDBRPOM.
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Seminole County Produce*
More Fruit And Vegetables Than A0!
Similar Area In Florid*
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDA
la I t
Guild Picks Mrs. Garner’s
Book As Selection For June
WPA Okeys Funds
For New Airport
E*Jfo?iaidi P a s s e s
In Room Of Hotel
. i w i v l i i f S c r ie s
Of Heart Attacks
Ruler Lost Crown
•On AprU 4, 1931
Reign M a r k e d By
Political T u r m o il
fc And Civil Unrest
PrasM m t R a sa ite ll sad the
Week* rto js c U
Adwlnltlralir a h a r t aoprored a WPA
projsct providing for the con.
alraeU ra af an airp o rt a t
S aafsrd, It w as learn*4 to
day frwm a toWgrasa sent to
The Herald by U. 8. Senator
Charles (X Aad rows.
T bs am swat of tho federal
foods aMotad worn given aa
M U D by. Senator Andrews,
whOe th e City m ast fam ish
tho spon s o r's fond of |2 M t t
Edward
Hlgglas, sseretary
a f th o Chamber a f Commerce
s a i d - p u t of tho C ity's share
for the aew
equipment
•W W E. Feb, 28 —UP)—
AVeoao X III. &4-y«*r-old for*
Wtr *6pn*reh o f 8p*ln. died
hotel room which
Is homo In exfle
. He hsd suffered
ring o f M a r t a t t a c k * bo*
t a g F a b . 18.
m am A kftur from birth
, 1 1 - l l N t r o l f n e d a n tl l
♦ , I t * I , * parted m arked by
Jenee an d political u n rest
i broke finally la te thril w ar
iM J w b a n Sputa w m a ro-
The junior division o f the Lit"
eraty Guild
has chosen
Mrs.
Elvira Garner's fourth booh. “War
Down In Tennessee", u Its book
o f tho month for June, ot which
llm o tho flrot edition o f 40,009
roplc* w ill bo placed on Um d u n
hot, R. h . Omsby, Florida repre
sentative of the guild, aald ye*J
terdajr.
Laid la Tennessee, the plot
deals with a period th a t Mr*.
G am er spent on her fath er'!
plantation when th e was a little
girt- Most of the story Is con.
earned with the pets the authoress had a t that tim e,'sh e said.
"Esakiel", w ritten In IMS, It
now In its third edition, each
edition being 10,000 copies. Mr.
Omshy expressed his re g rrl th at
the firs t book of Mrs. G am er had
not been submitted to the guild
fo r consideration and ws* l l g h
In hla prats* of It.
Tho new book contains from
flra U »U hundred little illus0,1 th# >**rr lna by
Conditions For Minarik Elected
Growing Cotton Head Of Retired
ToldJjyWalker Railroad Group
Celery la n d Is Sug- National S e c r e t a r y
irestcd As Suitable Talks On Purpose
For Growing Crop Of O r g a n iz a tio n
Brown were driN. W alker, plant
th a Vterlda ExperiM U eab u rg , ‘a t n
(arm b u t n ig h t
o f grow ing the
good teed, eon.
eeril, and enre
btg a n d steridg
n . M inarik, engineer for the
A tlantic Coast Lin* Railroad, w as
elected tem porary chairman of
Ihu S anford chapter of the Ne
tte d !
AstocMUon o f Retired
Railroad Employ** a t an organ.
leatlM m eeting yesterday a t the
C ity-H ail. Mr. Minarik will name
hk tem porary asalstanU and set
n d ate and place fo r another
■peering soon. It w as announced.
J . L. S tark, national secretary
of th a amoeUtloo, sp o t a on the
Hope O f Peace
Senator Maloney Says
Defeat Of Measure
Would Be Disaster
To Britain’s Cause
WASHINGTON. Krb. 28—W —
Senator Maloney ( O-ConnJ told
the Senate today th at If It de
feated the UrllUh-aid bill, the
psychological effect might wsll
ba disastrous for England, her
allies, and the smaller nations
of the world.
While the nation might not be
able to avoid war, Maloney as
serted he believed the bill offered
the best hone of pence.
Senator Wheeler (II.M ont.) de
nounced the bill as legislation
which would strip us of our ile.
ferses. Invito the Chief Executive
to declare war, and create a
"dictatorship."
Tha fatal crash of an Eastern
A ir Lines sleeper plane near At*
lanth yesterday revived the bitter
congressional fig h t which last
year alm ost blocked reorganisa
tion of tho Civil Aeronautics Au
thority.
Senator Pat McCarrsn, Demo
crat, Nevada, drtcrlbed the tr a
gedy as "legalised murder" and
demanded enactment of his bill
to re-establish the CAA and the
A ir Safety Board as Independent
agencies. The safely board waa
abolished and the CAA became a
Commerce Departm ent unit under
a presidential reorganisation or.
d«r which became effective last
July l.
'T h e destruction of tha Air
S afaty Board was the destruction
o f safety In tha air,” McCarrsn
told th a Senate. "This legalised
mate Democratic Leader DarkIcy replied th a t It waa unfair te
n O rw u l blame tha new Civil Aeronautics
^
‘S r S i i t J a s y u c :
bed. Ha assarted th a t
and Impaction methods
been changed m aterially
CAA w a r tv o rg in lR d
CAD.
's 'Ultimatum
P ell weevtl U n o t dangerous
"T he object ,o t the National
In IhU area, especially tela year
th a cotton e to ro h a n a jM t Association o t RetitOd R ailroad
Employes
I* purely *041* l ” Mr.
grown here an d tho weevtta
h a re n o t boon attracted , ha Bolich
mid. declared. " I t w as organTha crop is subject to ro o t knoL lied to affo rd I n U m tta g activity
a d lg tr— te a t attack s tho roots of to railroad people when they have
•U pped down from tk * lr Jehs. At
th e cotton p la n t
.
Mr. W alker said. he kreuM like th e present tim e, there a re >00
to see cotton grown on eome cel members of the g ro ap living In
ery lend. B e predicted th a t the t i k i l u i d .
heavy toll would probably pro
•'I am of te a opinion th a t anv
duce plants al* to aeren tee* tell, town In Florida th a t WMita a rail
while tha normal p la n t It about colony ra n aaaOy d eralap one.
te a r fa s t In h e ig h t To make particularly la thus* town* whore
money on te e crop, a t teee t 1SB a railroad anvlroam ent natet*. and
i of cotton m u st > * pro where social activities a re of
p er acr* and soM a t a fered."
arise exoeeding SO canto a pound,
re dlatriMembership ear
&
ma*a ultim atum to Urn
a l te a r agroe la yield
id (Siam ) larg e areas
China’s provinces a f
• r su ffer "fonw ful ac-
e
h*A fter" the talk by Mr. W alker,
who w as Inlroduced by A le*iJohn.
eon, the meeting t a rs e d tat* a
round table d U e u m K ; ^
0eesklasae * f growing th e (Ma In
land crop her*, th e jo a e l agricuL
ta ra l teacher reported.
Right now tb* • te d a n te ta t tho
high eebool farm a re a ro w tt» I I
agree of cotton In fro n t o f the
erheot m French Avuau* and
ShrkteenUi S treet, M r. Johnson
•aid. I t I* e dcm oaeuurion ptet
and certified rood I* being need,
A tm m s ln t.re .U d In the /tea
f .t ..J
.M eJM M il
tm n akaJ
bated to Uw f*l
Mrs. Allie Mario Hawkins, who
hail lived In Sanford for lli yrur»,
died last night a t 7:30 o'clock
at her residence, 611 Elm Avenue,
following a short illness.
Coming here from hi. Louis,
Mo„ Mrs. Hawkins was • nicmbci
of tha Presbyterian Church. She
is survived by the following.
Her husband, Sam Hawkins of
dsnford, two nephews, Oscar A
IHU of Ravenna, Ohio, and Fred
Huddleston of Missouri. Services
will be conducted In th* AnderaonC rlfflth chapel at 7:30 o'clock
tonight. Dr. E. D. Brownlee will
r charter officiate.
Th* remain* will lu
Chapter: cent to Ravenna
tomorrow fo<
Interment.
a f fill* t-
Chickens Placed On
British Ration List
LONDON, Feb. Efl - W > Chtokens will be placed on rations
In B ritain A pril I because of n
"serious" lack o f feed supplies,
the M inistry of A griculture an
nounced
to
Italian Force Is
Trapped By Greckn
ATHENS, Greece, Feb. M—Ml
—An Italian force of unstated
site was “trapped* by Greek fire
on tea Albanian front yesterday
and suffered heavy looses, the
Oreek command announced Iasi
night
Heariusr
■ Added
"Exceptionally euoceai f a r Greek
activity also
Dev teas fo r
Team Captains In
jy Drive Named Today
( ’raft A I t a c k O v e r
l lti.OOO 'I'ons, Ger
man Official Says;
Suli Helps A ssault
Aboard Airliner In Georgia Crash
Channel Weather
Halls Air Raids
ttnlinn Division On
.luhn Itivor rru sh cd, IfiifipJi Claim
IIFIGIM H F.
t’rh
—
mi** rnnvtmrm
(brnrirh KiirbRircst of f^rrman
lrnp< in
unlfnrmn wm
H l’tirtwl in rllrdomntir dh*
i U*V -Thr
p^frhrw fmrn ihr Rumanian
crplfal fndny.
,*
H'
litr e a re thrwo o f tha pajscngeri reported
loiin! the E astern Airline* pasapngcr plane
lirli rnm hed y estrn lay n ra r Jom uboro, (»u.
irly report* IndicattMl icv rn p e n o n t writ*
k(]l<‘d anti nine other* serioual/ injured. C ap.
t# i11 Kildio Rickenbackvr (le ft), president mnl
gfnrrnl m a n g e r of the lino and nn American
on Butt Backs
usholder’s Plea
To Pave Road 44
gation From Scmole County Goes
Highway Meet
net* in Ihi* World W ar, wuh tuiul t
(ritu ally hint Alsu nhonrd %'»»*•
l.ii llriltiIf t ■I’titu rl, nuigimiii' <.lits>
gtiNsniiiii \\ j11in in 11. llynui -I
(tight) Ihron wn« killed. The pi.in
ft inn New \ t i k to A iinnlit oo.l t
u few nilitt ft on i!<* tli'tliituiit'M
Feds luOHe To Ocala
In Cage Tourney
H infonl lligli
* ’ it-,
kolbnll team bvl (*» *»i mU by «
•cote of 3*1 11* u» t*»* fn»i
round of l In* Ni*ilh»i*-( I i*uidu high »i hwd nm ferdK r
plnvi'd
ing
lo
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a ll it -
.is
Y n k fh lty iflr^ iw A Ihi* Fwii
met the Orlmuio tinm »*fi (he
liH'nl row 71 ffkl»«l iw m rd
11* l lie
Invader* In a game «»tb lha
RrorT1 IKiwlII,
tin t, that Ihr .Siato Road Dr.
Mrs. Allie Hawkins
Dies At Her Home
NUMBER 157
[azi Planes Sink Or Damage
8 Ships In Past Two Days
personnel
have not
Following thr prop< n l of Ken.
since the
>r E. K; IlyuihuldiT, rrp rrs m t.
Into the ing the fifth rongresRlorinl dliu
J. Dibble, O. E.
of SL Auguattn
ad w ith th a Flo
patch m agatlro
Member Associated Press
FEBRUARY 28, 1941
piirim tnt runpletu tin* puvlng of
Road 44, Nixon Unit, tuomber of
the deppii tiiin il fitun thin dintrlrt,
1 li'i.tMMi lu iis in th p nn.st Iw n
ilnys.
hoiin.1
In m ld itiin i, th e H e rm a n
H ig h C n m in m u l sniil 2 2 ,0 0 0
to,in wrti- sent to the bottom
bj .1 N an submarine.
Celery Scarcity
Boosts Price To
$3.35 At Market
RainH In ('uliforniu
And Florida (' huhc
I)ecn?anc In SAipph’
lin t m s interpreted their gov■I uni,'ill's o nrning to llulgaria ton \ ii itI it ny ill’I which might laad
l.i a ilipliiinntic break as an effo rt
In In iii Germany's hand and dte, I..., whether iho N ails m eant to
light IN till- llnlknns or were m ere1, tin u sm g up n sm okescreen to
l i d mi attempted invasion o f
Engin rid.
im t lie fighting fronts, an enliri Italian division was said by
i In tlrllid i to have been ahatItreil on the Juba River in Ita
lian Soiimliiii ml, wliila the Greek*
r la killed to lisve III flic led h a s ty ‘
mi
.Italian .-fa re*
brook
'*lr»pfivd |.y Greek flra In AW -
With Him >M|i|dy nf
m It f > bun m
Iin 11 w eaili.r over the En.
M-mvf b n niiM' of ram »n M.-i ul,i
Channel brought • hall
find IMIlfnrtitB, thr ptirr for tfii< litill-h .N a tl air battles.
Imgrr -in * ban in-rriuoi d . . n,
A Ilrllish column has driven
MtU'ictlily it ml
r.nr nn in
Ihnf
h im
g«>“d yiiddh may I'kpvit im* pi ■Id 1 If J l,i hitmn, imih k i *•f
thi' Sfnilmd Blair I iiinii i* Mar
k» 1, ♦'Hid ti'duy
B U F F A L O . N. Y., Feb. 2 8 —(fl’i
■low'll 11ic lied Kca coast in Hriii,n for -'no miles and captured
h • In m il, ,H> ml las northeast of
C hei'ii. m an effnrt lo lake that
l . i Italian defense point from thu
• im . Mulish dispatches said ye»-
At tin* plmlfi’tm iif tin nia) 1m I, 11 rday
riiili'f *«f ih itr uhd f<«af di-.'itl
...........
11f4\r Iti't'll hliligifiu If f ' *'• ■ ,P.. ut.
ly hlfb
had
blllii In
nue, and the rnnllnulng with cneiueerine. grading and paving of
Knud 203 from Oviedo through
I liuluota to the Cheney Highway.
S> nalor Housludder aald. The
legation also asked tho hlghuny group to take over State
Itnud 202, which n ine
from
(I'.ed o to Geneva and connects
m th Rood 44. for m alntananre.
"While it acemed lo be the
..pinion that national defense
rnnda would he riven preference,"
Senator llouaholder declared, "the
delegate**1 present seemed lo feal
that tee federal government would
in a short period of, time make
available mors funda with which
to build roads around Army _and
Nsvy camps and lo connect
with eaaentlal cltlea and towns.
Nuzia Move French
From Channel Coaat
VICHY, France, Feb. 28—iAT Unconfirmed but creditable re
iris (hat Germany was rrmuv
mg Ihr French population from
Ihr English Channel coast wer,
taken by some French observer,*
today as Indications of final pro
stations for an attack on Ui<
rltiah Isles.
Neutral circles, however, minimixed ths importance of the mow,
saying It might ba • routine pre.
caution to prevent the leakage
of Information,
B
II eecmsd to ba tha consensus.”
th . Senator assorted, " th a t tha
rood program of Florid* could
cart* n
w ithout crippling *11
ulher sections by Inaction,
«W# ex p ert te follow .u p tbeoa
propooate and do all w ithin our
newer to g e t the*# long neodod
Im prroom rate which havo boor
rr -aid by during recan t year*,1
H rnator Henaholder "
T ha flomtaela C ounty
lion Included, In addltioji te ^ .
City News B iicfs
Knrdrrn. Itnlinn brA«bniiiH^r«
iibi'vi* timer of Inst yi-nr
nn th i’ upper .llllm ItlVi r 'D
l.
i liTiiMit naid.
hv
*!r
t'rihhngr. which hrmirhf m m -’U aldaiid was renorted
»»lly high quotations Jn-t nft.'i senilis 1- he deserted
Marrarks,
wlrcle*'
-'atlnn,
♦hr 'm i l t frfi'fi*, I-* -Mil Funirnnrnltng n price of ftf. an I #5*1 trnehs nor) rao'ns -I I o r 1' rer-
»i I n nn«| fnrm frn wh*« h«vn till* r n a .l t . o n e a f ’ h e l - r i " -
• .
.
,, : ; •
' W v i * - -Vs
i
a
$A
*Vr,>
-
, *. w : ‘
'
l*nKntl
rm-t- in the .liihs voiles' sv-re r r ft 'll 'M**t * rn ugh cnbbagr In s up- nai ted h-mhed, as well as bar.
i net s a t Isc In Rsldrvn and Manlily lln- di’innud
.
M"ff beets, cnrrotd nml m l. ilrm
Thp RriM*h pRft!i*Dv pfin flm ifi
h»i nK have been hrourht into the
Italian
an
1
firem
an
reportof
a
m.
irkrt amt though ahipmri* nn*
Jii'l* 1o supply the rleniHii't n<Mi- ela-li p.etween G-rman and Rrltlsn
arm need detachments In f.lbva.
M'Mi.il i 1)pp!ii*jt could lie Mfltl
Thp Dri*l«h «nld
" ir w a w l
firoblHM* yphlH*1" b^Hwpil
nerm an" were driven hark when
..aeeoelered west a f FP A pVHH
Wtnstan rhiiechlll rhallengrd
Ids l lo i f e of rnm m ans apnonenta
7 heir only concert In Snnf,.r.l ve.terdav with a demand that hlf
will
hy tho Apollo lloys Clifj.r crnvrrnment hr H*»n ■ vntr Of
film. Ilinninghain.
A la,
m-sl runfi trncr and the Hn't*r
Friday night al S:16 o'clock at the s ponded w i t h a rcaoundlttg
at.sh liouse o f' the lloly t'ro->s tin-nimatia "y rs ”
It was the flrat tim e «h* BrlfEpiscupal Church on Msgnul.s
Avenue, Coleman Cooprr, direc tsli nrime nitnlater had made anew
a
demand since his gorerrimrat
tor, announced today.
The choir, which la (raining then tu*t formed sm ldst the G*Vin Sanford preparatory to begin msii Invasion of the 1 st* C w n*
frroro*(pM»4 f»q
ning Ha annual tour, has aprr. ii mo (Milking mntmv
Thrr*< i*
Apollo Boys Choir
.‘■‘clieduleH Concert
peered In many of the principle
cities of the u fllltd Stales It
has also sung In Town llsll, New
York City, and before President
and Mrs. Roosevelt,
Bulgaria Is Rumored
Ready To Join Axis
McDaniel Leaves
For Army Service
BERLIN, Feb.
**—<*>—* » •
mors w e n current In Vienna to
day th at B ulgarian leaders would
a im a BerthuRoma-Takyo p act
Dr. T. F . McDaniel le ft thl.
morning
fo r
Columbus,
G awhere ha will r a te r the Army
LOCAL WEATHER
Don toalghli flu te
> v
It*
Medal Awarded A. I*.
Man Killed In Spain
F a ir and riWktly
in terio r, w ith n ear)
fro st in tho n o rth
th* Interior o f U *
,
fo u g iit
ttfnd 4ii miles ni.rllirasi
in r in al I >|Dufit ll iiaH, Mi I.■ Itinail I I I Pienii, sent i -s.ng d elsrli.
III. lit 1,11, k (n the mirth In occiipsi *11, 4i n 11 |M n r s at I
County delcgatei «Akeil the de Uivanim^uxly approving h gitvm i i*iid,‘ mi flit- N m iln 'M i
K, linnet and also Nafka. f>0
part m tnt for highway construe- m i 't i U d m f t i d fo m iu lft / o r nettle- hl*v »i t.t in prnpar t imin
m il,, north of C'hercn, i’ '*** reMum which engineers estimated ment.
. .1 At neither (ilni'e was ref al if ’I run1ri rtnp hiitat old tost a tola! of $^0,000,000
si«1>iNee itirnlintfred
of..ail IIn.......|Unli1y
or more, but rerrlved no promise!
tin tallies i tidiest etl s rapid
Kiuiiiiiiji* rm inty, (Ins Imut i»ny of the projects being
, Ni-Itelemenl of C herrn. h-isvllv
fiiJinngiT mi id, bi'vitunr
undertaken because a *12,000,000
fi,111f ii ,I tail'vay stati n which
rain f n l t i n g uf the crn|
defense rua.ls program gets prior
Has I....... attached from the west
mid here iiss been
ity
f,,t we, h- Iiy llrltUti nttem ntlng
WASHINGTON, Felt. 2tt —(A*. i*i „ 11- «- of iidvers,' wenlhi,
A targp dclrgatlon from Krinl1,, ri'iu h Asmnrn, E idrenn enpJrelii l g
Pet t lll-r,
w li ii h
. and Brevard rountlra nltend. —Thi* Spanish guvcm inrnt hn* I I'htiinii Mild we.- a.- ill,-a
itnl
id the niwting to back Senator made tt ponthunioUft uwnrtl of
<in tin S 'lnaliland front, m etn ■1 seen
tills year,
is
Ihr rrfi*-* of M lliUry Merit with
llxushaliler's proposal
it,, li dimi- w ire reported
Nldd inti, the market fi e
it
red
nlibun
to
Ihu
lute
Fldwntd
1‘nijccts presented in addition
"'l.-imiral irmi" ami Mirrenderlng
J
Nidi,
Jr.,
an
AiftoeUtrd
I'rvnn
i the paving of Road 41. which
I."
tlii.iisatiils tlirnuglinill tho
v o id link Hanford with the East wnr iorreMpuridrnt who wiim fit.
, hug" sill'dy area th»< '■*' J>j-n
Ully
woundeti
by
artillery
Mil'll
t i.nat, were the taking over for
* ( overrun 11y *"Utb aid!
AiH*
l.rgm
ruing in next wrrk
iiuiintrnanre of South Park Ave during (he Hpnnlth civil war*
cfin fo r ri'
•if timet pru
prmliiro arc g n
County
■- • ■-
p fiae
i IniJi
Bethlehem Steel
Strike Is Knderi
1■.III the irmup (luil bo hud in.
VI *ltg»lp«l (ho project, that be J
frit it w m u "nrc-ea-wry roiidiM|
ami th at he “hoped emnethinir — <VI (> ururkorn a l Ilrliilrbrm
vki.uld be dope during this hud- B in d * plant in Fuhurhnri l ^ c l
gel year ahnul 11
Hrnator aymi nttsi riicb'd it twetwday strlkiut 11 IU A M ( KST1 GhIhv « ft«*■
lh m holdrr said today.
%wiinar-lnf r J
On the ovo of JMIIcp' b
Ihrvat of u vital np,v Tr-hont
offt'nsive, hrrinnlmr in March.
Iho fiermuiis ronnrtrd lodnv
Hint N'nr.i wnrnlnnefl hn.l vimk
<>r .taniiiKiil 28 nhitm lotnllim;
�>
Pretest
U r War
Jostihow stay it U lor
osophy that might nrtakea rl
war is indicated by the- >M
China. There Japan la on 1
m i t in w r c o u u u f ) n o r
kpocbu
■nd Indo-Chioa but bfcauaa
aUg arbl
by Japan,
pan from
to make te n t
J demands on- Indo-China, then submitted her good
v s s & 's & i a
►•China-baa.refuaad, Japan' attacha.
;
*v
Than* ar* th o u who aay that If Germany vine in'tEa
with Britain, there wilt be no danger of ponfliot he
rn our country and Germany bacauae we hare no conIfeting intecaate and
from tha
dlwaya easy to find *
Ouclng; ISu paat hi
SIZZLING
ALL KINDS or iMfrtrtWcmW
liquob
haM been tftne die
all- her poaaeaalona,
l A H y lt# f r l r f t jtt
,
f
.
r
F O R R E S E R V A T IO N P R O N E 4 502 S A N F O R rt
man. oy Italy,
if government,
a of brutality
they practice
nolonce M’S ________________ ______o_____
__
f their fainfly Urea. AM much aa wa att&or war. they love- ft. They
bV» it beeauaa they aea it aa a practical moans of getting
th a t they w ant
:i , It ig lmpoaa- '
r were removed
.Y NEWS COLUMN___
from the earth,
t United Btetei
R r JOE HENPRICKS
I w tiul i s l l Dai
__
the war la over Germany will need food, net oni
SCATTERING SUNSHINE — of thank jroo fec^yeor r*ry
aelf but for the entire continent of Europe. 1
R m n U / I ted tte pleasure of dl*. cootlderai
State* haa an aacaaa abundance of fbod. Germai
tho gift <
m anathftf we tall it tn her.
' ~
Mill s
im g a iK m
lag Hooae
*1* If"!
» % ? i4
tjfiV . '*<i
^ <k' i* •
U lk e d e a t tiecH,
da MUiahhia.I hoi
please tte pslat
joar «old— Jo« Htndrfete.’
"The very fine grape fro
i>tr*i •
think tluij foee JaiL
my eo k t H jw w t, ■
itk,iruia,,*IUd.,la
yOH.arv eeJloUa Shot
KWXl-)*
Sm ot '
* t r t f t a '***'-
wtMayn —,TiM«tya m i .Fmwa.
T O B fY miles of
'
8TEAK8
L
~vw*r- ir*
rapefrulU and or*
in contrasting
fkvit It b M
■Miami Rerali
2 BSPJTW
may be
O ' NMte
w
mi
_"NRW TOI
w h n r y o u tr
.
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*%:* • **'0 ^
TEBRtTABY 28, 1841
Mrs. Pearl Ross Is
Honored With Supper
And Personal Activities
■FRIDAY
a World Day of
rty e r Barrie* - program in the
•toodlat Church a t 7:30 P. M.
t tha buxines* and professional
0M B of the city. Tha program
bailiff apanaored by the Wealryl Sarvipa Guild of the Methodi*t
torch.
Th# W o rk cn Council of the
ra t
BaptU t Sunday School
Mta a t SilO P. M. Supper will
l parred >11 who hnvr made
aerratlon*.
MONDAY
Board meeting of the Preabyrian'C hurch will be held at the
ttrth a t ItOO P. M., followed by
bualnaa* meeting at 3:30
v
than will w
Valerie Wells Naifled
Junior Auxiliary Head
Ml«« Valerie Well- v ia elected
president o f the Junior A uillU ry
of tho American Lesion a t the
m rctlng of the (ro u p ul tho home
of Miaa M arjorie Juno Rurdlck
on W ednetday afternoon. The
Preamble to the Constitution w m
read and a prayer offered. foL
lowed by the Salute to the Flag.
It wee decided to display the
quilt which the girls made them ,
•elre* In fro n t o f tho -tore re
cently occupied by Sadye’i Spa.
clalty Shop all day Saturday.
The glrla will pirn anil tieketa
to the ihaw they ore sponsoring,
Mrmltera were re q u rita d to
furnish the neceaaary information
concerning their uniform* aa e a r.
ly aa poaaible ao that they may
be made. Thoae wishing to go to
Leesburg Sunday were naked to
meet at the Legion llu t a t fl:00
o'clock In the morn Init Tha next
m retina will be held nt the homo
nf Mlta Arllno Jacobain on 1610
Sanford Avenue, next Wednraday.
Thoae Dreamt were: Ml** V al.
erle Wella, Ml*a Marcia Proctor,
Mia* Martraret Myera, Mia* Betty
Petra*. Mia* Marjorie June B ur.
dirk, Miaa Helen Ounrterman,
Mlaa Janice Brown. Ml*a Louise
Levy, M*«a Mildred Dngue and
Mra. A. R. Ford.
Research Worker To
Speak Monday Night
Lewla S. Maxwell, a represen
tative of Swift and Company, fur
whom ha doe* remarch work, will
give a lecture on "Florida Home*
ami Harden*” at tho Pariah
Ilouae on Monday evening at 8 :00
o'clock.
.
Mr. Maxwell will come to San.
fonL-Under th* auspice* of tho
Sanford Darden Club and through
tha courtesy of Swift and Com.
pany. During the lecture he will
K nt rolor*d elides and make
native talk* along with tho
•bowing of Ul* picture*, explain,
log' the entire set aa they aro
projected,
Mr. MarW»ll la a hortlcullurlat
and an enMmologiat and a grad
uate of tho University of Florida,
having had twd y e a n ' experience
In t h e ' laboratory of the But*
dhtnmafogtat,, Prof, j , R. Watson.
m u of Entomology and Plant
Quarantine. He also spent tw*
yoorw .doing.'•-extanatva acYvidi
work.
The lecturo la open to the puKi
tic and tha Sanford Garden Club
txtmtdx x eortianim um im rir:
|wuy!^ a a k b » hoataaaaa, , \
land tblx “ Interrating and in.
formative- talk by Mr. Maxwell.
Work For Masonic
Home Is Described
NAMES ADDED TO ROLL
A dditional name* on tha roll
1 honor f o r tha F irst B aptU t
Much f a r tha month of Fab.
Mrs. C. L. Irwin, prealdent of
dud* Mra- J . H. Colclough
td Mra. M. N. Cleveland In the the Gladiola Club, O rder of Eaaxarian Cl*** and In the In te r. tern Star, prealded over tha reg.
adU ta D epartm ent, Jack PlxuU r meeting of the d o b held a t
the home of Mr*. E. C. Harper
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr* Glenn E. McKay, who I*
a member of the board of tru e,
tee* of the Maaonle Home In St
Petersburg, and aUo chairman of
tho educational committee, gave
an outline of th a work th a t U
being done by the committee.
A fte r the meeting, refreshm ent*
ware aerved by th e hoalaaa to
th* following:
Mra. U C. Brig**, Mr*. S tew art
Dutton, Mr*. W. M, Haynaa, Mr*.
Mfaa Joyce Steele ie ill a t the
home of her parent*, Mr. and
Mra. Burke Steele.
Friend* of Mlta Edith Bale*
will raffTat to learn th a t the hM
teen confined to her home for
aevaral daya on account of Mine**.
Dr. and Mra. T. F. McDaniel
left thl* morning for Columbus,
Ra., where Dr. McDaniel will be
stationed a t Fort Pennine for •
y ear* training.
Mr. and Mra. J . II. Steele have
returned to their home in Man.
aaaaa, V*., a fte r visiting with
Mr. and Mr*. Burke Steele and
Mr*. Bo*ton Steele.
Tolars Arc Hosts
Honoring McDaniels
Mr. and Mra. It., A. Van O*.
trand of Newark, N. Y., who have
been the rueata of Mr. and Mra.
Burk* Steele, have (one to St.
P etersburg before returning to
their home.
Indo.Chiii*
SAIGON. French
Feh. 2H.—l/P>— Reports are being
c irculatid here—for which th t
Associated Press could obtain ho
confirmation —thnt Japanese n a
val patrol* totalling 5 l v esteli
were in the Gulf of Siam and
the water* of |ndr>—China.
The feeling was
widespread
th at a great crisis was facing SaU
gon and Indo—China.
feminine aclior,Imntre Hi* knitting
which they t u r n „vcr In the local
Bundle* for Britain office
WE STILL HAVE A
LA REE STOCK OF
APPAREL
TO
S E L E C T F ROM
THAT MUST B E
SOLD R E G A R D
LESS OF CO&T.
Miaa Eliiabeth Dyson la attend
ing tha PI Kappa Alpha fra te r
nity dance a t tne University of
South Carolina this
weekend.
While In Columbia she will be the
house gu*it of Dr. and Mra. Mal
colm Moateller.
Mr*. T . C. Maguire, elate regent >>f tin- Daughter* of th l A m ir
lean Revolution, will ptealdo a t tha anmiHt -tnt.- convention m Dn>
Mra. J toward Chriatenscn and
daughter, Nanry, arc expected ton* Beach Mar. 2-5 at the Osceola H m l.
to arrive tomorrow from Wanaan.
Wl*., to be th r guest* of Mr. and
Mra. E. Compton. Mra. Christen,
sen la the former Belly Cornton..
D. A. R. Regent To
Preside In Daytona
Mr*. T C. Maguire. State Re
gent of the Daughtera uf the
American Revolution, i f Plant
City, will preside at llTe annual
■Ute convention to be held In
Daytona Bench Mar 2.fi nt the
Osceola Hotel.
The meeting will open with a
memorial aervlec at the Firat
PreabytcriaiveX'hiirrh on the I’m*.
Insula aide a t 5:01) o’clock tiundu)
afternoon, followed by n b uf fid
aupper at Abigail Bartholomew
C hapter House.
A calendar of event* follow*
Registration* will begin oi
Monday morning, and the Stall
executive hoard meet* at 10 :(U
o’clock.
Formal opening will take p!*r<
at 2:00 o'clock on Monday. " i d
a banquet M onday- cvettlog •*'
I H:00 o'clock.
Group break faala will It lob
|on Tuesday and W ednesday morn
Mr. and Mra. C. E. H ptrail are Inga. Committee report* will l»
announcing tba birth o f twin
daughter! on Thuraday morning,
Feb. 27, a t th e Fernald-Laughlon
Memorial Hoapltal.
LIGHT AND DARK
FELTS — STRAWS
TURBANS —
SILKS - MUST GO
Mr*. Fred It. Wilson and Mr*.
E. II. Imney will accompany-Mra.
Wilson's daughter,
Mr*.
Dan
Mile hem, to Jacksonville where
ah# plana to leave tomorrow for
her home In Chicago, after
spending *omr time hrre with
bar parents.
100 AMD 195
BAGGETTT
NEW ARRIVALS
Liquor Store
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W ml lit
xx ill
M i-
U ul lx < i m -
pri wi'iii
imi n t ' '.i (Hi oi
ri
pro
k atitl (Lim ing
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« rliH’k
C R IffIN ALIWITE for tho
while part. G R IH IN ABC
for tha looth- irln\
THE VERY BEST
In Liquors, Wines,
Gins
h< n
uittl Mi
TV, #1; lit luivr
11 gin J fn | »nh 11r to support thrur
■Intitr-,
.1n r1 ji <M 1 It ul 11itl icu t i Mtn
I* « ii*rrr #ti4rfn4f m rr !•«
F IlE n DEUVFRY
P lu m e 7KS-J— A rc a d e Hidff.
nffht.
BE
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10 COATS COO
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VALUESTO 15.50
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MUST GO AT
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Miss Proctor Is
Sub-Deb Hostess
MUST
dniirht
} fr
14^5 Values 748
1950 Values 975
22^0 Values 1 J 25
NIFTY-THREE
PHOTOS
a L. Irwin, Mr*. Glenn E. Me.
Cay, Mrs Myron Batlh, Mra. O.
0 . Adler, Hr*. F. E. Smith, Mrs.
Lad* Hawaii, Mra. Faniya* Btu.
*«U, Mra. Andrew Matron, Mra.
L. A. Brumlay, Mra. Harria Atu
deraon, Mrs. Jack- Burney and
THREE
Jap Ships In Siam
Waters, Rumor Says
Mrs. B. C. Moore entertained
li,st
eveninic,
honoring
Mrs.
Pearl Babbit lion, of
F re tno.
Calif, who left l&lny for her
home, and member* of the Pnst
Matron** Flub of U. I
S with
a bu ffet supper at bn homo on
F a s t Second Street
A
Spring
atmosphere
wm
r r ia t e d tbrouuhniit Mr*. ,\|miit'*n
btnne in the btxxxU nrwl vnse* of
mlcniliilns nml mmierou* other
rut flowers whitii were uwd to
tit corut# the room* where the
guests were enter t«mv»t ntid the
lace cove rod tnble from which
supper u'n* served
Unmet
of
Ku Ko \o
were
nUyetl during the exenmg with
high score p u re being uwnrded
In Mrs. Hnrr) Kent Mr*. Itos*
war presented u gift from the
I Nancy McMullea
club, n Iso n gift xxh * presented
1
W
inter
it rapidly disappearing but
to Mr*- W S Thornton, u
there la atill enough left to glv* ua
U*r of Mrs. Hoei
Those enjoying the p n rl* xxere: another winter carnival quean,
Mrs,
INnrl llnhbil I t o "
I >uor liar* ah* la, Nancy McMullen, of
guest,
Mr*
W
IS
|i oi uioti, Ijnadow nc. Pa., choaen aa queen of
Mrs.
Hurry K m , Mid
\\ the mow carnival at Hamilton Colle.c, Clinton, N Y.
Tiirnei*, Mrs I
M l j i »\ Mr*
J K Couriwr, Mr* K I
t un.
shavv, Mrs.
|! .1 Itoulli,
Mr*
K. t llnrpei nml tin lio-n
LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
Social Calendar
pa g e
THE SANFORD HHRALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
WHAT CA1 g V H t t W I B
CHIV^OUTI
what
MAN - TAILORED
O N L Y 10 L E F T
VALUES TO $16.95
CAR g y H U g ti
Dance Sched
Benefit Of
For th* benefit of Boy Scout
Mena Bigg* o f BUtaraviUn, Troop 64, a dance will b* held in
f.
.
% -
j
-
the Lake Mary Community 1UU
Friday night at B;00 a'cledt, It
wa«. aonounaed today by O. W.
RUnaon. chairman of th* troop
aommlttee.
A string . band will provide
music, and n small charge will be
Penderg&at Cleared
Of Bribery Charges
ONE RACK
CLOSE OUT
KANSAS CITY, F*b. 2S —OP)
— T. J . PendergBiV, erstwhile
political laadar, and R. E. O'Mal
ley fo rm e r'e t» U ineuranc.i super.
Intending were d aarail yesterday
of aU U bribery charge- shortly
a fte r n ju ry had been aelectej to
try the enee-pow erful Dcnmeiatlo
•"J*: ,%i
C ircuit Ju d g e Cewan dlamlwrd
th e chargep a fte r A- L. McCor
mack, St. C o d a Iniuranv* man,
rafuaed to te a ttff.
PRINTS — CREPES
LIGHT AND DARK
C OLO RS —
ENTIRE STOCK
OF F A L L A N D
WINTER DRESSES
ALL
LATEST
SPRING STYLES—
AND
C OLORS
3E SHIPPED TO FLORIDA-NOT PRIVEN
�7
• g ’fiwy z . r V fr r iin it
noticb
a;a;.
Um JejrtaUtsro
Srimr, d*U*m-
HR
BEAMS, W T .
utrod low
andtrM dwl g Of axiM-
Hon o f
^ • A ,-«cf,toS si.
tm m t H ff B N t ; All h i H
Um Iw lu Mrs. -Comer hot wtIU
Ian bar* boon far chHdmt
“Xaakkl" wai written oriflnally
a entertain Mr*. Garner'a bon but
MT triand. Mrs. E. J). Brownlee,
tesscis£i.‘a .“^
lamer
sxsuFsSJsn
aitol off t h e . llttla book
TIME \WE W
iad Juit about
U a arent to sand tba
W ia could heap It. w
cam* from tba ai
E THIS AMAZINGOFFER
(t ; »•*<• -
BSfiiRp
«aa wrlttan a book i
Dlmhl a m s * k .
I.
lit t V» 11
J* I
. i- .
, .
i
,
ur'i
~ .i
.e u Y
h u over made Is yours for
tl»<r AirVUocr ‘‘luxury comfort” *hat only a Beautynut gives
unrest has
to r OuiSkWUty , V It
tA ri' servlea. I t ha* independent spring action * . .
liter features' t hnt make it the host mattress “buy'’ of
all.
»•
Come in 'today.
'Eato advantage ofj
’|
•
• :
' 1'
;»IT'..
I
sco this New Beautyreat. Try Ha glorious comfort.
9c a day offer. Begin to onjoy the floeet sleep that
.T> t
<
H cm V,
* etrtii*! Ml
_____
o ra
jLr?r,z •eftisitsr.ai
dlsputo between, • f r m h
lode.
China and Thailand, and waa ra- Ih< s w o rn .In hr Id a c la im a n t, s a e s t,
u llonw r. i and any aurh claim
porttKl lu m lK troop* on *Im In. or
o r d am a a d o o | so file d . s h a ll |>a
dw Chlaa front Ur toady to ro.
“ You )«*t
yon want a*
i
ss-s
Ih a e o s r t ban * * • o f n M C n a l f
o t H anford. P lo rR a . w ith in e ig h t
"M JKW Worn Ih a lim a ft
p t l t i u a l l o s * r I h l. su tle r.
ssp ?
;<53rrWSSSl
-„t„s x s . ‘; as
a s«a
r.~ .
M a . « m u t i M * > f M M C os s i r .
> w y » « P fw w l M th • 174w lot
iHm i
tfH J M tito r* » w b i
• K»1n»(lh« •■(■!• Ot A. 0. New-
Whan m U r 'deJf*mtU>s fram
m at b« accepted by
or
a i.ir iJ ! ? 4 a s s ;s i
k« Mid addHipnkl 'w w o m wootd
t e m s f s s & z t
1
r m t au h iic s iM w ia a s a r rrn t l ^ l .
l»BOAL NOTICE
swiitefi oT w
IH N M IA B atfM M *
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n
.- n
riarn*.
c
PAGE m
SCRAPBOOK.
Germans Sink Or
Damage 28 Ships
In Past 2 Days
'j . a c o r o
I(VUI m M f r « « Peer llarl
*
Cry till llskl. t i e s to.
[isllrleu*. c r i
|t
n v io v s, yellow, in lb. bag I ts
• . ti IS. Whit. tin s. Rpanlsh
IS IS
miTAToKa. n>»
aaki.
Clood. I dm 12 00 lu ST. I A. « n\.II 3S lo II
SO. CWI. It s* IO IL IA '
4 doE ii,;." i«t
C O L L A R H S , P o t . I t n n ( S e i o SSr
C O r U M B E I l P . Hu
lln r. I t r *
K O tlh llA M T , n,i
llpr
C hoice le
F e y . tt.c n to t t i n
Ira-htr*
ti*4»«l, l i y m R i i l
L B T T U C t;
LIA Ir Si. Iltt. Il-wt
n ? i l o 93 A0
,f l? . f " H . D o t H u n 2 i r l o ft»r
P a S L E V , l> «t Main 3 0 r t o I0 o
|*P.«*|>I3RH. Itu 111 •r SI 16 i n 92 &«
r iN R A i’Pi.KM, r n .
1‘O T A T U K H ,
II.to
ft l u ln r .
u ti
^
4H il l N . Sh Ell Fvl C w t .
C w |.
'( j I F * '*
Il.it
.
lb
ll.U d
trlee, received s 381 to 0 ocnfL Potatows. im mh»» si.i m .
dene* vote lait May U .
p i i f * N o, i f i . ? i
R A D I S H . D o e . I«»n H e .
In the same sr.sinn Churrhill, H
O U A INK. llu
| | ift
declaring Impatlrntly that "I really rri(Awm:utuiiH.H imr,m
n.r
must eniplin^lie lh*l there j. a R P I N A C H . fill l l p r I I «« IO ; I ? i .
H Q U A III.
T lllftB
K rno h n rt'k ,
Uuwar on." lurned down s re.,
l l p r . I t ( 9 t o 14 RE
DUE TO
I fe r a dehale on the leaslne
T O M A T O KH.
SO le* i i
lb. I'rl.*
W estern Hemirphrir
defence
ChoUm ID rn Itsn lo 11.2 5
f h e M I M if l
j bases !•> the I’niled Si ale*, an T l i n N l P P . D oe H u n . O n o 4 l o l V r
M m * IM p m H M i O w IV ra I
• Issue on whirb thrre has heen
I 3 i lb tips flu i&e in H r, T u rn ip Otw«
__h»____
minioa bestlssof t t s !
J f'rtd |M>r»l*ten( if fninl Itrilish
IIP. fi'P*’. ftPC to €ir.
I TREATMENT'hiM
I T4
AE
T>i m* n n r J M . D o . l i n n l i e t o 1STU
i r opuxni
IS i5 f
[grumbling.
O
j The m slter nf ronfidenee was O n A N G R t . I V r r r t . V. R C o m b . '
nn a contpnralively minor piece
9I.il, t v 11.41
to
of legislation: A bill which will T A N O R n iN r* , 4.4 llu IU\X !»«r i
anAPkrruur.
ivr cri . tr. s 1a*e for __
permit members of cnmmrns who
C o m b . 9 l e . !*i Tie.
.
o s p U N u I Mb I
are sent lo prsis nhrnnd for "ihw
OUT or HTATB
)
duration" to rrlain their pnrlla. A W W
W rlouB T tp r* . O inhI in
I.ANBY*H D B U O S T O R 8
rnenlary seals. A ffected, e-peclalJy Is Malcolm Mnrltonald. the
• o u r, to DiLta*s n m m e o m n m i ' ,
new high eommissionei to danadai
find In lessei n<en>ure the ntnhas.
padurs to Madrid a n d Moscom-. Sir
W IN E S — L IQ U O R S — G IN S
Samuel llrnre nod Sir Stafford
Criops. resperllvely
PUBK DBUVKHY—IMIONR 880
O nponrul- o f llie bill ronlcml*
o,l this would deprive the envoys*
ecn stituenele- of proper represen
tation. hut
riiorcliill deelarnd
l,rut,|Uely "A rvenl invonvenleneo
W. r t l t a r *T.
<i m nim , t e a .
will nri*e lo the war effort of
ibis eounlr)" if il"' bill i« not
a a n
adopt « l.
t
QUICK RELIEF FRQ ljt
STOMA!
B E -fW
AMO P A W S Q
ifte
R Zathry, <md
In*. Captain n*tTU
w
y
m
K M C O U N tlK A E O
. Mo r e
-W A M
| Q 1O O O F t E f
4
p o g
S m a l l K ^ m k fs f F u i B m q u p
■We ir . F & A rfH M S , o f YNm g f e h o
DEEP / J
rt» * c f ! f r o s tn t to u
Ho u r s
wnjr». T b ra .Ja r.im .
th e ■e h S n t' n t u Al/roeo, M a e *
if th a A atarlas, creased hla f i l t e r
>7 n a n r i n g . a Cuban comnwnat.
| 2 5 to $100
o h t
TUE FA CE
. front p * g * J^ u d lv n r in America
i]T hi* subsequent divorce, second
nan-lag® i n
second divorrc,
finally to dl# Sept. 0, 1038, *
rlctioT Of H*niop)illia, d read' he■ tdiiiir affliction passed' d i m
7 WU m otet r f mm her u r e a try
n tW Hbu**. o f H »<». M a th f*l*
owed! Injuries. received. when *n
luUmobfle driven by a nJcfU
' lab. ( i n n t t * >girl c r a i M near
Miami. r ■■
TM* - tragedy r*m e fo u r ye*r»
afUr, tW jroaagMl cbibt, War*
dom ain, had; succumbed la Air,
e a st. 1034, to the M a e affliction,
blcoding. t* d«ath from minorria*
fur 1*1 *>■>', a car d r l r r a . b r h it
*i»ter, In fan ta Qeatricai cr*ehed
N e ec^ e o p
■ W ftH ftdf P K H ^ M ^ r
IMA^IKAAY EMEMIES
~ TKi s 'SKAPOW
. BoxmOftivifi
COMF1 DEHOE. IH
hnsbaad. and. wll*
OP
A> . i
BliPs Package Store
mTKul
Thrill
F A R M F its * M A R K E T
E A N r o n i t * I I M I I . I M ' M i l l HIT T
H uH arl
*sl •* air * u p i** U t O l
4, ||
I'ritlia
I s It, ia«r * !i*». 1041
I I »il: M ■» I ' l l '
t
tinC
T
HD
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••
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W ltC lA M £ . B M L E T
R .O O E A B I c y C L C ^ J i
M 1 L .E S I F R O M V t R M O H 'T To
.
C rflC A ^ O A H D B A C K ., V /H E H V K S +
. ^
UTANaM. •/
% QQP
nm>« t*ih i. i i
t'A lH IA til
<•
I ........................ I l
| | p X«ARB OF A $ E ----------- —
op In , Auttfia.
The eldest eon's d e flu e a of
jcB L K R T
I"
fa o lly law caused a r e a l t e M4*f Prbta* Jaim e, born stone deaf, |c :n stn ic tin g an r.vnpass nnli *»WH
Ro*d .Seaboard Air l.me H ailnay i a .t > nunnllrs I *,, r
to the snccaarlon. The. second *MU
■8 and
am) relocalipn
relocalipii uf
Ilolh p rtjm ts arv
acquired unly rudim entary •«
of Hogd
Hoad 86 tt*p Jjo‘>ff ntevehobea.
<
iVi : \ i n m
u Okrochshee
ronnty
Speech and renounced his rights elim inate grad* erpsslnga
crossings of tM
th*..lin
i
iHliconr. n<i Min ii
In favor of his younger brothor,
a third son, I’rlnco Juan. The
tlAred today lat Ho fool* “v*ry th
h«lr was named Prince of
mud o tttt i*odU. orgaoiuUlOa pave
th feA aturlai When he reached hU
l i l t tlrlh d ay on June 20, 11*34.
I U married. In April, ll>3fi, Prinoaaa Marta Mercedes uf the Two
FO R
Elclllw branch of the House cf I
Bourbon- Anjop.
j
Princess Beatrice,
recovering
Dean the shoek of th« accident,
which, caused G onulo s
death, I
m artjad In January. l'.»3S, Prlnca
■ M urandro Torlonia of
I ta ly ,!
whoso mother wn> the former
Elsie Moore of New York.
Prlftee Jaime,
the
afflicted
eecotv! eon, w ill marriod a t Home j
Eri; J **f£ Co]
In. March. • 93.*,, to Emammla da
inn, Julius I
DAMBlpre. drecendant nf French
Uus DloifiuU
nobility and
grandrlatightcr o f ,
Princess Huspoll dl Ruasa. the
ifo n jc r Josophino Curtis nf New
EAT TIP TOP BREAD
ENERGY &PEP
&#&?&
s^narfe
•t Kl.JE
OVBRPA99 HID9
TAI.I.AHASSKE. Feb. 28 — (/I*)
— The Htai* Hoed Oenartnn- it
will grarira hU* hhm Mar. IB for
ST; e
T O N I G H T ’S A L L - S T A R
NINTH HALE— FUTUIUTY
VKLMA HTAM1KH.
C HACK Bit
I. Ali
F E A T U R E
Ore)hound Gas *"
is on the air ever
TVOHO tonight a t,
tills with all th*
"dope" on the dog*
at Uia Hswfwd.Ot*
Best By Any Test — Always Fresh
Contains Vitamin B-t
If It’s Ward’k It’s Always Fresh
- Guaranteed -
*»l NKI4IWKM • HICK
SMVItNA BOV
CHAM) NON
IIAMIIUNC NOII t
t'lTV JIUMilC
U I'U K I D tN
ward bakincco.
sSanfor(l-Oii^iido Kennel Club
JACKSONVILLE, FLA,
CAAtERQN
........................... ;
■ale ealr lost ta <•»<
f t n r will aet s ta r her*
4an* a t flied#: yrlree •«
of Picking Winners
i
Isndu Kennel Clnhs
NO MINOB8 Al.I.mVKO
I'UHT TIMK Nil* P. M.
Ort IM tlltt^ (Hnnfidf^ Highway) nf lAJllfF***.'’i
nliout n iniliai North »f Orlundn
T U R N
A C R E D
,**
A R R O W
■ ■
*
5
HAN DUNN “ Secret
£3l«VSL«
■a»U monody paymmW.
ALTMAN
rwmU fj|i
t G O E B T H A T DAMfc IN T O
Of R O O M IN G HOUSE- - 5 M
1 T Q T A K E A CHANCE _
THBRE TOO.*
YGS, LADY, I'D LIME \ VH*. BUT
TO SE5 ABOUT RENTING ] BEFORE £
A ROOM- - GOT ANY J PENT, I'VE
ta .
^
v a c a ju t
t
?
— .X
q q t
A n d a ? s l i m d e s c e n d s t h e s t a ir s
FROM MIS NEWLY RENTED ROOM ME
OVERHEARS KAV--
T O HAVE
------- tttttl « i __ jrrfllllTlIln. R E F E R E N C E ? *
v es. dan. r
called
, but
me
HAD LEFT TOWN-THERE
WON T BE ANY SEANCE
ri TONIGHT— _______ |
e rh s e m e n ts
fO R iJ W t
4 rooms Afro
Ry
ONK9TORY (MM W
IIS Chapman Awnue
per taeoth. Csktagik,
G rT A LOAD OE TMe
f tv E B A ir /^
w cqenhc
Arnr/ uftoi •.
,oj r,s i ->k 10 lit
„*CiFdL. AOOurr r.P,C«! • i ■■w V
mteYamro
riR
'w an ted ,
atflee north cf
fflTUATlOW ry j t w o t p
.
m kkm m ,;
t'Jlil.'l • .uif. ihJlkCilS' '
u i . '. W I S A M . T D s U E
^ CAMERA PlCTUCfiS
F R A N
S T R IK E
?
r
; w
«r. H obart H ire* * ,
labn Ivey, Lien ten ant*
F. D. Bcott. 9. It.
�1
Out Of Ran With
S h o u ld e r Injury
v.r :
S a tu rd a y
ibMlMk in. the >60,000
itak l Saturday,
Id shoulder injury ha.
Star,. March8 ,AllanBlewart,
pre at tha coune, .aid. tat* year prltei /or bath men
women win ha prelented to
MJaam
a . wall aa tha
W Chamber of Commerce
a /or tha men.
a match play win ba /or
M m and braekcU icttlne
ha matebea will ba made
tha aatrlea In tbe qualify.
M a d . Entry /aaa la tha
tent has* bean l i t for
id women.
trophy for the men will
tem d a t the Mataplln
on Park Avenue,
I
First
and
Serom
Bob Ant, . defend Inf
m this year - wfl] not
I qualify for tbe tourna.
«t la aulomatkally quaU
play. Prlaea win bo riven
%
irss
s,
hunph. a#- a
two-year*
a thrrr-year-old, and a
la rider, m
decided
Vf}—Baltin* Ben Hofen of Her. bi abifle
•hay, <a . and little known Her- BUI Tbo
man Barron of Whlto Plains won. soo
,H. T . ahot into the M-bole fame hl«
UadanMp In the W000 8 t
Petersburc open Tbaraday aa S m m i
Henry Picard's score loomed la ecsYrTi
a hlfh wind.
»■ wiue,
U ecta, tha year'* leading }T“ W . r b r r , and Bamm fin. \L mTTIm
Isbad tha seeond round aD square P. P.eoU
•I ttf, •!« under par. while Pie•id /ell beak to tn atpht way TWTAL*
tie at l i t .
i
I
I
I
I
Central PWrtda ExpoalUon's
nual Miniature Float l>rado. Id Orlando am#
» view'd by an estimated IB,000 parsons, lined
up along the line of march on Wednesday,
“ Wtetor Vial tors Day," at the /air. Tha parade
disbanded at tha Expoaltien Grounds. The fair
will continue through Saturday, Mai*. 1,
Greyhound Results
iar
im p l l l s h
ill
PP off am
Oompjs * s i t s ; Tip c
UTM RACE—l - l t si
iiace —rum nir
.—, « >S |
na.
i_ i
Ab’s . M em ory . . I *?'
Don O rlan d o „ a S
Ace D r i v e r ____I T
Jervis Buy Nov. 8
Ab‘»Me«aory ft.SS.
Aft, S.4S;
a in s ia u . a—a ai
Den O rlando
fONWJN. Fab. tt-rtFV-Tba
d™ ™ ‘y
dUdoeed ysltarday
iat 140 officers and rare want
rwn tilth tha auxiliary crulaar
IXD ItACS—Fu(nrll)-,
parts at tbe upper left-hand
Decline, coiner
of tha X. That's tha year
Output Gains 1900. The Una roes dawn to tha from a German surftea raider
TOT A U l
lower rlfht-hand corner. That's
tha year 1940. Forty years of do.
ria a L T
dine. Start tha Una of amount of
farm poods produced In other
countries at the lower left-hand
corner. That's tha year 1900. It
POSTMASTER NAMED
anda at tha upper . right-hand
corner of tha X. That's 1940.
party yean of Incroeao In foreign
HeUea WHweeAa;
d s n & A M S Ciaatee
production! forty years of daRated Joe Htoely'to ba post.
IIOUMILLAT * AND
i tha Una of OUT /BM Jtn. dine In American farm hkporta.'
r. Doiiy
tn
**• £**«• »rIII III
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iuajs?—
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JovUI’ Dek.
Maiked B or 11.10, }.tt.
s.SO earle S IS .
aunlelnla SIS. SIS; Wealthy lie
lanof O f.
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SANTORO, FLORIDA,
U iyes Naval Base. Expansion
May ContriTo Fascists,
Rea*. A dm iral Ben Morrell It shown with Senator David L.
W alsh, c ^ a tm a n . o f the Naval A ffair* Committee, a fte r A dm in)
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m in o r eeUbltehinanta. Admiral lf o n e ll u rfe d Immediate fortification of
tha fourth
t o O to R e rlln -R o m e - tha Ulanda of Samoa and Quern in the f a r Pacific.
OCt today.
TAlnHnWtnfr vallova
M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d P r e s s
Senator Asks Blizzard In
G*Men To Quiz -North Heads
D em onstrators
Out To Sea
Glass Deplores Acts 17,Lives Lost During
Severe Snowstorm;
Opposing Passage) Communications In
Of Lease-Lend Hill I New England Down
Sent By English
Inal Settlement lit
Slim, Indo-China
Anticipated
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After ViatW ith Family
Clayton Bailey, chief radioman
and naval aviation pilot In the
U. 8. Navy, left today on the
flra t leg of a Journey which will
• f r y him hack to Hawaii, where
the harbera are girls and where
Adon alga* and a building boom
are rapidly converting Honolulu
Into u modem Americanised city.
’ H are pc leave of *b*enc« fe
nr
City News Briefs
Gayda Views Action^1
Of Bulgarians As
Throwing Off Of
B r i t i s h Influence
Brazil Honors IT, S. Admiral
| German Soldiers
Arrive In Sofia
A..a rt *frO Press
A snowstorm of btiissrd pro.
portion, abruptly rushed out to
M today a fter taking IT lives
along the Atlantic aeaboard, dis
rupting land, sea and air traffic,
and depositing a near-record fall
o f 1 1 inchi-t in New- Jrrary .
Philadelphia reported the Worst
a t lark of w inter, and southern
New Jersey had Ita most t»Vcr*
a tom i in SO year*.
In New England, electric' and
communication lines were blown
down, leaving severs! Rhode la*
land town* without light.
On lb* I'aclfic Coast, squall
and sudden wind-gusts
ripped
roofs from sheds and buildings,
rated hundreds of trees and
udroo
-led power lines,
ore than a duien persons
W #I Injured.
I
California waa lashed by the
t gsle in years, with rains
dftWghing farmlands already aat
uraDd after the w ettest season
J n 'f e c m l year*.
South continued in the grip
Ow rold with freeling temurea pushing southward well
aeto Florida. Sub-freeilng trm p e ra tm n were reported through*
v Tb«- s,
O O ^Kieorgia,
storm, w inter's farewell
for February, centered In
ilay over New Jersey and
buj appeared to be
rapidly tnVaS' New E ng
land.
F tfrrralters said snowfall would
h heavy anil temp* rat urea lower
from Bloch Island, H. I., Is
K sstport, Maine, with raceplion
of parts of Vermont and Con.
n r e o n t.
Although the storm centered tn
the east, other parts of the tm in
ify, especially the South, did
lint escape
the wintry blasts.
Snow fell Friday night as far
south as Valdosta, (is., IH miles
(tom the Florida line although
n bright sun soon rlrared the
ground. Tennessee reported up
to 2.2 inrlit-s at Nashville, while
tin fall In Alabama ranger! up
to three Inches In the northern
part of ths stale.
The entire Delaware peninsula
i*l-o reported near-blissard eon.
ihtiona which threatened to iso
li*n< communities. Busata county
■>f that s ta ir waa ripeclally hard
hit. So heavy was the fall over
the ant It* peninsula, however,
C ut efforts of a00 worker* te n t
TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 1.—(Ah out by the highway departm ent
—Those who may seek quirk di w in unablu to keep all roads
vorce through Florida’s uo-day
residence law were wanted FriDrifts In the Rthobolh Beach
day fay tha S tale Supreme Court actio n measured fir* feel In
m ust establish bona •i*ma places, and
th a t they
u a i mu
the
ocean,
fid* residence.
whipped by strong north
to
Sine* Ih* M -day ikeidence law m -rtheatt wind* battered
the
was enacted four year* ago. I *sch and reached dangerously
Miami
h o t surpassed Reno, as m a r the boardwalk. The driving
the divorce capital of the United mow reduced visibility to about
States.
20 feet Inshore along the tea"The taking up of
abode In *oust. The (now over the *tat*
Florida
fo r tn* sole purpose of u> a whole reached a depth of
proeacutlng a dirorca
suit Is from three fo five inches.
not establishm ent o f 'a bona fid*
residence,'’ th a Supreme Court
About U billion gallon* of gasoline
said.
preduced in 1040.
Residence Ruling
For Divorce Cited
Nearby la a modal o f the City
leu ami Fuel Co.’. Initial k in g
n ta n t th e largeet of ita kind in
world.
In th a background are big pic.
Williams Ib ‘Proud’
To Aid Army*s Drive
Filibuster Charged
v.In-AidBID Debate
Warning To America
Is Seen In Spread
Of Axis Domination
ATHENS. Mur. I —(AP>—
Northern Greece waa shaken
by a destructive earthquake
today, and early reports In.
dies ted th at casualties would
pro, r heavy. A t Larisa, a
town of about M.UOO. au
thorities telegraphed for tents
for li.ooo hosoeteoo.
W ASHINGTON,- A U v r l . -bPt
—An angry charge th a t the op.
position tn the Ias, d j earns hill
was resorting to a filibuster was
flung Into the Senate debate F ri
day by Senator George, of Geor
gia, chairman of the
Foreign
Halations Committee,
and was
quickly denied by Senator Wheel,
er. Democrat, Montana.
The two had fallen Into a fur
loua argum ent aa to
w hrthrr
President Roosevelt could arbi
trarily undervalue existing mili
tary equipment to keep tra n s
fers to England within a |l.3»t>..
000,000 lim itation prescribed by
the blit. Btanding a few
fret
apart, both
talking a t
once,
Wheeler maintained
that
the
President could; George that hr
could n o t
attractions and product!,
waa
draw ing large number* o f people
end th a t he waa much pleased
with the I n te r a t ahown.
0 , I t Da warm, another member
vf th e com m ittee, declared It waa
Ifca b a it exhibit In m i * . .
\
A replica of tha Sanford S tate
Fa rmer* M a rk e t b u ilt by Mr.
Nipper, oecuplea th a center apot
In the booth, end before It runa
* m iniature train aeaured from
Hta A tlantic Coaat L iao Railroad.
Fulled un In fro n t of. the m arket
are email troeka and on the p la t,
fprm rfpptsr Uny crotofl of pro-
Mea, fru tla, and b o n er are dla■tared too. C ltrua fru its and
eugotablea are also on view in tha
fcpstli
Tomorrow, a fte r U * “ F ~ ltJJ n
Saa d oted, the exhibit wttl be
Ib m aatled and truck* will carry
a w a r th e contents. Tbo uceeerved
aeodi will be U ken to th e office
r f th e County- Agent, where they
a re kep i from y aar to year.
WASHINGTON, Mar. 1 — W l
— Senator Glaas of Virginia aaiil
yesterday he hed aaked the Feders] Bureau of Investigation to
determine who waa financing “the
unpleasant vlalt" of a group of
women, headed by Mra. Elizabeth
DlUIng, who staged a “sit-down”
demonstration In front of h it
office yesterday morning.
lira . DlUIng, author of the
w idely_ known book, “The Hoi
“ " haa been In the capital
the leaee-lend bill, which
irted by Glaaa. Polk*
the demonstration yea.
m in g and arretted Mr*.,
Dlllingjl who waa released in $2#
twit U
a disorderly conduct
charge.
FBI officials said they had received a letter from Glass and had
referred It to A ttorney General
Jackson for Instructions.
Glaaa aaarrtrd that the group
had “created a t my office a noisy
disorder of which any se-lf-reepeel
ing fish wife would l>e asham ed.’
“H la my understanding," he
added in a alatem rnt, “th at they
have taken up (heir abode In
W ashington for several weeks and
have consistently made themselves
.offensive in the capital buildings.
“Therefore, l have aaked the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
to determine who Is financing
their
unpleasant
vlalt, w hat
agents and organisations are di
recting them, and whether they
have compiled with our law* re.
qutrlng tha registration of foreign
ita.
“ i likewiae believe that It would
be pertinent to Inquire w hether
they are mother*. For the sake
of the raee, I devoutly hope not.1*
N U M B E R I< « ,
Varied Paintings, One By Sanford
Artist, Are Exhibited At Yowell’s
U rt E. Backus, who bat nctlvcd
many award* for hi* Ha* work.
Mr, Backin' picture “palmetto
Hammock’’ waa purchased as
noon aa It was displayed, by Hut
Paha Beach A r t1 Longa*, and
pcmmantly hung in Lb* new Nor
ton QaHarW Tfctrafoe* It
necarnwy for him
hit equally fine Florida
Thla wktar* Used* impartaaoa to
our
Mist And Winds Hedtirr Aerial Batr
ties Over Channel
* k hi
R ear Admiral Clark II. Woodward, retiring commandant ol
the T hird. N aval D istrict, la made a grand officer of Lhu Brazilian
Order o f the Southern I’rn o lie Is shown In Mantmlliiii receiving
the cordon ol' tin- order from D-car Correia, ron-ul g .n rrn l of llrnril
in New York.
Celery And Citrus Seminole Chapter
Escape Injury As Of Paralysis Body
Mercury Drops Will Be Organized
\ | iir . t - - m —
V pii ' uh > n ;iv tl;i. ill*' »>il!tor
u h n ( , > nl U viix :ili«- f o r tlio
i it.-' - i Tl'i'Imr'. ne*rrtfn to*
I'll-'
d i v ili.nl n iittrn rln 's n rih rre n c a
t-i th e R e rlin -R o m e -T o k y o »1»
lln n rv w n s n “ f u r t h e r b U d tt»w nrt! d r iv in g B r it is h tn f lu r t ir p rtin t.ilc trlv * 'u t o f IJur o p o " — nni) sh o u ld bo a w a r n
ing In the United State*.
lit* declared the signing of
Du* part today "should, above all,
wnru the more responsible men
of W ashington who would like tn assume the attitude of a rb L '
trujors of European destiny." •
German troops w earing rtg u U .
tinu battle dress drove Into So
fia today In grey arm ored ears.
Wearing steel helmets,
tbe
Germans carried riflea, (a* masks,
and huavy packs of battle
:Ue g ear,
Their entry Into Urn city
ity cam*
shortly u fter B ulgaria formally
signed
tha
Berlin-Home-Tokyo
mllitm y and economic aUlanpe.
IV T
fig h ter
plane* -winged u s t f - l ks iH y. ■' Nhri transport plants In .'great-.
miT.-r* U ndid i f Uil SOfla gtr
mm
|mrt i'olirs cleared thr main i t p i
Hues, Indicating
heavy
troop
Liansport outalJ* the city.
Hulgat lens officially re ported
High <Vinds Prevent (Meeting Ik Scheduled P^ T
Format ion Of Frost; Monday Afternoon;
Warmup I h Seen
Election Announced
Ttmugh trm|H-raliire» 3to|ipnl
to tin* firesing point early till*
mummy, a high wind prevunted
the fnrnmttuii nf float, nml ap
parently no damage waa done tn
crier; and citrus in Hi-minnhCimnt)-, n check nf tin* I'ormi-t**
M srkrl, t'liMst* anti t'o., ami th<Amerit un Fruit Growers showed
todsj
II J la-hinan. m anager <>f the
RUl.- M aikrt, said tin* mercury
reglstcrt-il 31 on tin- platform
about T HI o'clock this m orn
ing. and that hr had heard nu
reports ol damage.
W A l.efflrr at Chase and
Go. rsplatned that though the
a itrrm e cold would hold back
the growl)* of produce to a cer
tain client, the wind held off the
frost ami "aa far as I know’
there was no harm
dune
In
growing things In th r county
At tin American Fruit Grow
era office, J. E. Wathen antd
that while tender rrups might
have In cn injurrd. celery
eacupi-d utiM-alhcd. W orkers were
kept out nf the fields by the
cold, Mr \t el hen ca plained, and
h rn rr th r fruit company prob
ably would Ira able to ship only
one car of celery instead of thr
five or ala planned. Mr. Wathen
aald several good ordrra would
havr to remain unfilled.
On the west side Ih* tem pera
ture dropped to 38, which was
probably the roldrat place 111 the
county, Mr. Wathen
aald.
In
many places, particularly tha low
fields, lee formed.
At Lakeland, the frost fore
cast aervlcu predicted
that a
gradual warmup should
begin
Sunday morning, with no frost
danger Monday and Tuesday.
In the north, a violent mowstorm accompanied by high winds
and
sub-freeilng
tem peratures
forced school* to
close
and
brought out storm warning* for
ocean-going craft. The a to m was
the worst of tha yaar In south
• m New Jersey, where drift*
Oad three feet high In places.
l W ashington, motorist* were
advised not to leave tha city,
because of a 17-hour storm that
eov*red street* and highway*
with more than an Inch of i
and lee.
°r a,;n”*,‘
mini'U* '(‘miftly'ii r h a j i t r i «‘f
(lt> ISh ! i r im I Fmiii<tutit>ri fm l i u
t,lint Varna, Black Rea port,
Itmtiti* I’jil itlypin, live.. It tn lit*
being occupied by thr Naiia.
m k'liiiiM'ii itt i* mi (<tmtr M o n d a y .
1 luck m i s t s a n 1 h ig h wlnd»
/ m i f i th fi tf t o o m Ut n i f li u - n a t m i u
nl i i|fiiin /jk t|ott,
H in d fo ttl
Itvr-1,
i l l i l t i m m o f flu* l o c n l f lit nl I'Atti(HUIMI j l l ' t I’Mi I imI, Hltit] Jit t i n f i l l
At I to* lin'd iii if, to lie tidil nl
I h i \ n h l i ’F l l o t d i t i n i n i r r *■•*«n a t
( m o i l u r k iti H o a f t t il i " i i , lit*
*‘f f n i * r < f 4»r t h e y m r H i l l I" • l » r U
t*11 h m ! ihi* h y , l i t w B #%q|( n *I ••( I
” I lll’-t' wtl’pE MIC (" <• ‘ VIIIN
wiiiii Mr
Hyrtl
*'♦<( m i l l u n wiOi
Hip jtolirlr- of tin* Nati'iiml I'oun*
tIn I in it wo thnt th ii m uni v * Iniithe* fund* rri-riiil|y rni*t'>l inn
hi* hftillifhl hnrk Io Kunforri foi
h rn * wTirri* tht'V " i l l he
nvfolnhli* f o r l o r d Uio “
H t'o lt- - Mr H v r .1 1 ..... inn n r t
v ! h** No I iunrt I Koiiniln* noi
•trunnin1 thr
S* un *i *1h’
In
*' 1nn'v
i hntitrr MFr
Mr- .tnlil(-s \V f'n a tr, Hvleiln.
who w a s r n i m t v vt**** r h iti- " m n nf
t h e fltn.l , l r i v
Mr*
Mae wall
R t a w n rl w h o «-n- r-ltv r l m r m i t n ;
-r.t th<- F.iigltvh Channel rtstrlgL
*,l 1.1 1-m ight air activities between
Hntnin and Germany.
Thr- G rrcka. under
GcrmoO
pressure to make
peace with
Mussolini, continued to hound the
hiit.l.pressed Italians on the Alliiintuu front.
Tin- seething Balkans wer*
near an eaploston early today
with both Germany and G reat
Hr 11 a III moving into position for
11n- possibility of w ar on a new
hut 11of font.
The key to a eerie* of grava
nml
pur trillions
development*
which may reach their clll**X
m l).......I few day*, perbapa eveh
h m s . is small, poverty-atrichet
llolgnrin.
...
A frantic diplomatic and mlitInry struggle was u ndrr way botwraan Germany and Britain for
advantages In the Balkan th eater
11 a a l t a a e *
Mrs John t. Galloway r i t v vt.-.*
c h a i r m a n t J n i n r . I. In glav. 1 r*-ns-
tirar. arol Dr L uther T D'1**.
aftrt’t.in'
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t l l.II to lie*.
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ii'ti bii»«. aid crt, eeuaelijna
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tinubla In
Bap. fee to nc.
rerra laden
atoka
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ACII. Bit, H er. te * lo 1 1 A t
ABII, T allow , C rnhonack, n u
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* n r claim* aim demand* which
roa. or allhar af yaw; may h tv .
*Bd*al lha (*la|* of u K Tew
If, dwawed. 1* 1 . of‘ .U 4 CoJn.T
iMT,. Ba. lr |r , Cholc* U
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IB. Iceberg. I**C Oman,
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Tuesday.
W
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C K IJB Iir UK A le n t. D o * (* e to Ua*
yn lha Eeet Coast. Lewis m«4a
only pna public* appearance out.
ikla the hotel—la go to a barber
(
*
' BARABpTA, Feb. i t - t i p * . •hop for a haircut.
Meanwhile, Prank Buck and
^ 0 —O M rllia e anc nolablaa bp
Mra. Oaa Johnson, two big time M ACAZINfl BDTTOp TO »PKAIC
ale fame hunter*, aao ware In
faraeoU o n separate errand*.
MOla'e
DAB80N ‘ PARK. Peb. t t * n _ . . a i L• ia. ' • a • / •> , #•**’* Mia Johnson, who recently mar.
une oi inem,
(Special)—fum atai
& Howe,
fled Clark If. CeUi, her manager, rditor af Indudtftal and BnglMcrformer p m Ideat’
arrived last night on a visit urith
0 *.
l
^ luht^T tr °?0K ("So.’
c e u c u r , Crt, D em and A cllaa and
Many C e le b r is : Ffofc To fraragota
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I I K i r m Daw U an. 10c tu (Or, Ua
l l p r . U c t o II* .UHOCCOU. Lk. T« la I r. „
C A U LlK tO W K K , Crt. $1.0.
< Anil Aril* Plkiw
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/t,.i a.. Waw
CAR8AOIS,
tv T
on, O
D em and flood II* eo
C hine*.. Crt* 10* ta
im ^ A m e r i c a
°n § Ci ib a m w v re ro u n d , to*
tor Ith c q u a n tity o f f t a h t y *
tUilAa
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WE PJUKAA-oF
fcH 'qUIAHA Ma Vi
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itlcit errr taken hero. Tha
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into U»w IrUh pi
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S
tA-?H
MARKET REPORT
tween Britain and
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flam ecf^bm !
branew -Tell
a bottlen#R
SevirtiriCIlriw
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Seminole County Produces *
More Fruit And Vegetables Than Anjt
Similar Area Jn Florida . _
SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSpAV, FEBRUARY 27, 1911
EatabUahed l a 1908
M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d P re s s
N U M B E R ISO
Wine Ships
Rickenbacker
Is Hurt In
Plane Crash
flTiiree Others Badly
Damaged In Daring
Attack O f f W e s t
Coast Of Ireland
Soviets Object To Passage
I Of Nazis Through Bulgar
Seven Arc Dead And
Eight Others Hurt
. In Wreck In Woods
Near Atlanta, Ga.
A u t o Discovered
Hanging OverSea
Modeling On A Mountain
R A F .' Blasts
German Centers
ATLANTA, Feb. 1*7 — (/TVAn E n l» m Airline* plane tipped
Hm U to pieces In Dip pine wovjs
Rear here today, killing te r m
persona land injuring ___
_____ .
nlm> others.
Including famed fll»r Edd’.-i RlckOnbacker.
The l'-p a sse n g e r d eep er banted
against a wooded knoll ihortly
a fte r 1:00 A. M. (E.S.T.l while
attem pting a beam landinr after
^Japan Prepares For
Breakdown In Slam
Peace Negotiations
Ca i r o . W
p *n
it -
.
Flay Lend-Lease Bill
Wall Early Today
N e a r Reports Of
Russian
Dislike
Of German Actions
Thrust Through
' Yugoslavia Seen
Owner Reports Car
Stolen On Orlando
Hoad Last N i g h t
3
Break Between Brlj tain And Bulgaria
J ’ .„ I I __ t n ____
Cal l ed Possibility
!AP)— B rttk k bewdqssrUrs
"vpacted M i ] ■ (TS-mlle
Mary Alma Brown of A ritofton, Maas., models on* of tho
akl o u tfits s t tha faahlon sh ow 'on Mount Granmore^ North Con.
way, N. U. This Is tha first tlma, aa fa r as we know, th at euch an
exhibition haa been stared In w inter on a mountain. Our model
wears a akl o u tfit of sweater, skirl and red shorts of w ater repel,
lent m aterial. .
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The Goman High
jyiAOd today annount
Singing In Apollo Boys Choir Is
f y Easy Task, Rehearsal Shows
Looking In on a rehearsal of
t h e ’Apollo Buys Choly, which Is
Captains Of Teams Opeodlng
Its third winter training
in Sanford:
In Salvation Army period
Small, aU rt Coleman Cooper,
director, stands before the 20
D*rive
Appointed
boys, Mated on chairs In the P a.
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7
Team, coptohia in the men'* and
women» dlv(fclyi of the Salvation
Army drive P e re announced to .
Hay by Ray ,AJ. WUIlama, general
, In | k y m « y group m
Mrs.
risk House of the
Episcopal
Church, and lifts his hand aa a
signal f f r ' them to begin sing.
Ing, deftly a t first, then louder,
tho k ith clear v e in s swell Into
tk a 'o p e n in g notes of the Bridal
Chorusi from W agner's "Loheoi •.
'C t P v
lanly.* with a/tins
ha gaaipUins. T ha, bojrm^M him
are n*t Tom o r Dick b u t aaprmrw
oa o r AltOa.
The chair begins again. "You’ro
not opening your moutka,” Mr
Cooper etys calmly, "How can
you sing ; w ithout W aning your
mouths?”
Again the group c l boys begins
singing, and finish** to the di
rector’s satisfaction. Then they
stand, form a double line, ami
march slowly about the auditor,
lum of the - Parish R ow e, king
ing. This, Mr. Onoper explains,
develops freedom of movement
and voice, and belpa eliminate
artificiality.
, ,
A fter finishing th*lr march.
Ing and singing, the hoya rr .
sume th eir eaats. add go through
a scale d r ill Tha warit l*
haustlr*. b a t Ro boy la re stie ...
Their wtda eyas on C to p er's mov.
Ing hand, they *r* oblivious to
til but th s lr m u te .
Meanwhile, the lUv.
Rram, m inister n f . 0»
Cross Episcopal t h a r s h
one who .w aa lustrum
bringing tha fam ed C**oIj
ford I* h a lf In Ms atm
■ j-ONDON, Feb. 17— tA W B ri- entrance to th e Parish
“ Tha boys d e a l bath
tlsh fo n ea have captured and oc
.cupied the fortified I telle n is l.e was asked
'lie ? N*. I should^i
tend and seaplane base «f Cartel
Oritso on
T urkey's • southern he tcpllad snill'ng. ’*'(
M ast, it waa an n o u n c e oflcUlly werk In an ' t i k i ' will
Wednesday
nigh* as B ritain hundred sten'iyyppbftx'
■W ed quickly to reinforce bar ran conam teaU aafwfc*
Every afte-ry o 'a t t t ■
alliance with Turkey.
T b e ’.aclture o f the tiny Island In tha chair te h a a tw
eastern most point o f Italy ’s ba- hours o r a m . TheyV* g
f
M **• M cdileirsiwan. rou-H a fte r ;t* weak* ttf
epecutetion th a t Britain with liter should bo t ’J P
will gtvo a o o o tn
thy Itava on a .li
tarry, thorn all on
I S - O j c i e - w E as fa r u 1L t i A
MUs Dorothy |
In'uvrtsr f o r ' 9$
watched a rabasi
.Inv eng lr “f bulb
quality of th a hay
am arine,” aha And
M ist of th a chi
dem o,* eappolte, <
rom paalm aat. In
Cooabr aU m bieW
T . Bradford Byrd, John ivay, J.
W, l u l l , E. J . Nelson, J r . IlarrU
Anderson, and Charlas Morrison.
These captains will meet with
the vice chairmen a t campaign
headquarters, US Magnolia Ave
nue, Monday afternoon a t 4:00
o'clock.
Mrs. A. J. Peterson has been
added to the list of county w erk.
era for the Lake Monroe district,
Capt. R. E. Rose, director, a f tbs
campaign, announced.'Capt. Rose
also called attention to the fact
th at Mrs. fi. 0 . Shlnhnlser was
listed In The Sanford Herald
yesterday as a committee mem
ber. This should have read Mr.
Ebinholscr.
Among
on the
Osl...
aI-- the
i ___case*
« . calling
,
Salvation Array for aaalstanca are
young bova, away from home,
Rose said who ar* pen n ilea«.
hungry, jobless and w lthaul ahellar. Thrse and other needy cases
must be given assistance, b* de
clared.
Fascist Island I s .
Captured By British
& L T s s w r s .‘u s
Eaa Ja rre ll w
.Perm it a t
K
vdUit
S S j
haa <k
ttS &
£
Cost Of Blanding
Exceeds Estimate
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27,—< «
. The Army's construction chlaf
said Wednesday
that develop
ment of one camp In Florida had
cost $6,000,000 more than e x
pected but th at if original estl*
mates of Its m ilitary uacfulneM
proved well-founded the extra
money would be “ well spent.”
The information was riven by
Brig. Gen. Brukon B. Somervell
to the House Military Commit,
tee. Testimony did not b rin r but
*k« a*me of the camp, but Clmlr.
C e«P
p lawdlng . . f
New Rfehldcnfe And
Tourists Announced
earlier the owner of the ear. J.
P. Ilrown. reported he wns helj
3 1 nnd robbed on the Orlande
. g h » « / ele*c to town and the
ear nliilen from him.
j The ear « • * almost com pletely
Itibnirrred In the lake with only
• hit of the rear end slicking out,
the chief d ated . No aifyna o f an
tceid m t were found at the aeenc
tnd there wrre no marks of eklddint- nn the road. The rar. a 111.17
alodi-l Kurd, w n, npiuirently Un
iterm, g.<l earepl for the nulinirrs(oh in the water.
Mi Ilrown elaimed he wan held
Bp i-y n while man Ju»t outside
the n tv on thr road to Orlando
flUid rtihhrd of hi* rnr and $4 in
£a*l>, Chief Williams aal'L Vie
It|m rft‘ii the rar as stolen at 4 :*10
0V t rk U-t night.
Chief Will Inmu Mild t IiIr after-.
flOiin that hr hud nut liven nhlr
E grt in touch with Mr, Ilrown
Irnrfi all of the drtaili nf thr
idrnt
7l Charged With
for .VitKI.non.noO lire to bo
laid in ! | annual payments.
■i
Sc it* tom D. Worth Clark
ictto o f Wisconsin rnnfrr Just
voice opposition to the leml.li
hill a war mcanure; I.u KmILU
and hone* of death on old w
■even ora**"
Mrs. Dow Advances Proposal For j
Library To House Father’s Books Il"ii» > n
-<nn| Hu* m yntrrioui dls-
1111a1j i miii'»* nf a mi'inhrr of tho
Mg.- M i ll | ,*tw 111tvs, i
In t f i si-tic Toi II- m v
Sn
v IIIl (lilt *■f 1» l i st Im $*Ik* tl
lim y nf hri huh*'i *m line
u mu11a Itl** Ini i hi mg l "i it »
rriTti'iI, BUggi eti^l ltn|n> ih*
nf memlmrithlfM hi Mi* (*
Siirifiidl Ltlirai > A *"mhIi»
«
I'lillP fllpd*. ti» LldUl U Hill
—* H Ififif^ ip hilif t»f ll»i*
* thr» Or tirfuI ■* Mlrt n f f
Stairs nir forrra in Al»*kn w *ia
HIihpmiiIm uf <*'nruil ^n
antiHurirrd Inlay hy AtHfrluty n f l'l*r*»iy in hvrLy, i «mn .
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yc-1 I Iiy Mr* l»m* oi it m
Wiir Mimnnii,
tk
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l rii* iiFPdt iulMin
nt, (In
lit* naitl threr aililiilniiAl air | (|, M u ,,, M'-imfu , n
cor|n» unite* Iff: thv wr*l t'l.l*' | i . t i ‘ ai'he <.{ i Im ml.
rrevfitly and Ihrit* nthrr utMt*.
thr ImiiMiof
Mi re M-hnliilrU In l* av * wilhi.i
IIm -m mi n ta lin e of . ts
Po.stal Violation United States To
JrilT S B U n ti, Feb 17 — (A*) — Strengthen Aerial
At federal grand jury today in.
Mated 71 persona on charges uf Forces
In Ahiskii
(Al»Ui,g postal laws in the op.
IH tion of an eighU state lottery,
wkcSt. Post o f r w s g .w t a OsHMPtul
sir "a million did tai” rulrrpvlae.
eim of thr larged of ttt kind In
iii* nation.
P»M
If.ilkjin
ilinlttm nl.a
hoard
t-xl.iv lli.it S o v iet, Itu nn ia h a s
r:il“ i'il <d>jir|jnnn In th o oaa*
" f
( ii'm in ii
tr o o n a
I hri xij-Jt
Itu lu n r in
nn
d la i >js( 1 1"w | rum l i d g r a d e s a id
Mil
\ lornolnv ite n r r a l s t a f f
li.nl •■rilcivil n n|H'cd-UP ill d c«
r< ti f in i'ii.ir iilin n s .
' ut'oNlaviii w on s a id l o f e a r
fh.ii Nazi mnileH ttut kmc<1 in Htl1,1,1,11 * i nig hi. uU erupt to invade
■ Hm nigh Yugiudavjta in*
■f •■■■■1 ei Molg ii nn
*" N fiM.
ilu lgan a,
British
The lottery wan hated chiefly
New residents and visitors ill on the T re im ry lodencr mid
Sanford were announced today 'pOTte reaulta
The ju r y*n in (inn rcpllMtnJ from
hy M n. Mamie Mero Hodgkin
head of the g reeter's service of in* lB,m,qnth* invo»ligntmn
the Junior Chamber of Commerce,
.
mi I i Hu 1 iii v on I pot»"i i
They ara:
.!„■
two m on ih <.
........
v..t.d I ...........
I" ■>
" 1 snapping
............., .. ...........
k
H. B. Holma, Columbus, O.
,,r „ . II,.- Senate yesterday heard
, ............................... . ,,
W, M. Capell, H awthorne; If
Henalor
(han dler,
Detnucral | .......... ,,
, ................ .
A, Futrail, T am pa; J. P. .She.,,
lit A■'••frill*ft* I'rraa
Kelilui ky. a m ........... ..
ln ll1
„„ n,|a l ...........
Jacksonville} Mrs. William Si,Tho tolil wrathiT lucrvaap*! It*
w art, Syracuse, N. Y.; Mrs. Fl„r- AtiHf Iii the tipper Clhiti Valley the iesm-.lend lull of eiideanu ............ ..........l)lllMlt„„
......... |
rpee H arrington. Boslon. Mass . -,nd along the South Atlantic |„g In under mine piddle rulifl
in l*resldenl ltou«evrlt
Ml
j
M,,,,,.i , .
and E. K. Swingle, Chattanooga.
,aat Wediiraday aa more severe lienee
In
turn. Senator
W h e .ln
Mr. ,
,
Tenn,
•ndltlnn- moderated slightly In IV m oiiat, Montana, angrily n
I duard I I ,,,,,,
'ha northern Rockies and north piled that l*re»idenl ItiHiarv, It „ , , ,
j,,,,,,..
I; „ i.„.
rn tra l states
»»* trying to "fUni.flam ’ ll„
|,,a ,n r e i
These changes leveled the tern, I'lihln
He re|,raU*dly deaerllied
„„ t|„. HHV
|
oiratures to comparatively uni. at "»l„H-kiiigM the I'realdenl . .......... ............ ......1 t\ i
|,,rm cohl through Ihe northern
LAKELAND, Feb. 27 — M l - liatf of thr nation escept for subFlorida’s citrus control commit, <„ro w eather In the upper ralees, operating under the federal- giona of Montana, North Dakota
Industry
m arketing sgrecm rni. and Michigan
yesterday recommended to the
secretary o f agriculture th at cur.
ren t shipping T raatrietions
on
oranges and tangerines be con.
tlnuad until Mar. 18.
Those in te rsta te m arketing re.
TALLAHABREK, Feb. 27 —M l
trk tio n s perm it shipment of any - Governor Midland said last
ortnga* grading U. 8. No. 2 or night th at Fons. A. Hathaway
b etter and of any tan g erln r, has been asked to resign as direc
tor of the Florida Employment
i-nt nbuting
Service, in accordance with the
WlllOfckH
m erit system. Holland declinad
■iary (It t*«
to
comment
further.
Ituhrnuiti
tcsb
Hathaw ay, who receives $6,000
s year in one uf the m ajor posi
hi i ► II J J.Hi mu U, Mr? nt nf
tions of Ihe Htate
Industrial
tin* S.illir Iliirrianrt t 1ih|H»' *»f
(In ILiiigiitFni nf IIim Aiim i iriiii
MONTGOMERY, Fab. 27 — Commission, said he had nothing
l i f t hIhUhh, i»M1*1 ahf H*li*vn| tin’
UP)— The rig h ts of newspaper- to aay about tha governor's
• Impti'r wotil.i ),n bulling t«s iji*.
and the public to view public •taU m ent.
null* ii lot It iiwitril ill'lli l In- lo
records war* unit*Id today by t h *i»l Hill nf thu |irn|ioiM'«l Ii i(*| •Iiti I
Alabama BupraaM C ourt, which
for l lie mil' of $t ImiMiritf In
•aid tha faa o tlo a a f tha press In
IllMHi** tin- fill Ml'til III *if Imolk m
g alb a rto r Inform ation for the
Fm lhl'l |HilllK will Iri Hlri'lt lifi'j
Cloudy and colder with poaaL
public “to, aaabte public affair.
HIof I' *41111HIlllil ttVl-B Mill f" II 11.
i,ly a light scattered frost In the
|K»ifitnl will’ll Hie pi
iti I i' tji
interior of the extrem e south
iiiM’l'* ii*-mt Thursday morning «t
portion tonight; Friday f o u r ,
U.3U o clock at th*1 llol> » io»»
ally fa ir and slightly coldar la
K|>i*ro|)ol Pariih lloii'p on Mag
tha extrem a south portion.
Cold Weather On
Const AContinues
Continued Citrus
Restrictions Urged
Employment Head’s
Resignation Asked
Right Of P
To
See Records Upheld
lair .*t the Sofia Irgntn n may
I* nl i * u tsi »-xik m liiplumatlc ru«
IpiIi.-tm lt lnt*t-ii ifiitum and HuU
Mm man i* W inIih Uri'fiovilcli,
Hi $*i-t I* jijianpoi i nffiecr whine at*
“* mil * u -T itod they IimiI u “good
h a »$$ i" Li'Ui‘Vi;M In- wan laLcrr
f f Min « 11 ii in cn foul*' from So,
• i*i
g>
l-lmiliul, Tm'uy by UuU
i;in i.i ii j11■lire 411 Ih ' In beat uf
I 1m I It I 111IIIHi*,
I In 1 liivf Ilf Bluff of (ho DuU
ifh1 1»11 .ii my, (Jciit inl I'etkoff,
<mifi'i m l yesterday x*ilh Premier
ll'il-'lf mid Kmeign JiliiuBfcr Pop*
ff, 4*ml 111 nt night ihe cabinet
in* ( in rm eigcn ry kchhiiin
A" the riihiiii‘1 iihiiiIhtii m'«
m*mid I'd, the gn vein men! maned
-(ill lifinf lier in it a *’$•1 ii'h of d r .
mill- that t*et mini d* i f iiojnett
hi flit Kikmniiinn fion(Mf iind c n .
1• 1
IluIgnriM
( o hiiiiii Mini-for Kit hlofcn wu*
1JH•Is thliiod to have trilhrd during
i Ih lull' nffcrmotii with Pnpoff.
Itritiwh cittFciii who had nil
iIM!>■ I a I ivr M*linen to m m iiii were
s i l o Mil hy Ihide go vi*i nine nt It*
h a vm Hulgpirln IumI night Dlack«
tint
rcMt kctioni 11 nd t hr calm in g
Mill 1-niH ruft linttcrira c»*t ahfillt
Hi>' iitv an Mlirii rf plmrp and
immiHiril 1 vehtr
Mih"iiidi niiuiir* i ircnlntcd rm-
ysi.j|v tli.it Herman tfonpa alrea
dy hml rmaned tl**' Dartiihi* af
hfA'i'i nl pliirci, fureign m ilitary
» tt^irvi 1 v ni nl llicM* report a w i n
rmt home
out
hv
infnrmatloii
f 1.011 licrmnn baar* m lliirnanla.
I iiiiTti’cn Cicrinan dlvlalan* —
mImoiI L'mi OOO men— were report
'd ti v Ihear observer* to be In
| |,tts.|( i 11 oft the bank- nf tha tIv, , *«rut readv In *ti»rt (he croa*,„g 11.to Itulgaria whenever th#y
gi-l l tie word, however
Hub'fir tan* watched nn reeding*
m Tin key. where llriti-W Fnrelgn
S ,T ..l» rv Eden ha- arrlverj t o f
..... ........ ..
alm o.t a- eiosety as
LOCAL WEATHER
nolia Avenue.
Give Preview Of Summer
trSwimmingln bland Moat
nisaH * ■ te a the mllll
7 *r Rod pa* a s ha
nao aalte ■tested ti
triad r—
R
'i
Mt> DoW dcilarod that II list
twen her mother s wiah l„ , tre l
i, IniildinKrin Hanford In I,hum- ti,,laH.ka of G rnrral Ran (old. and
Ilml iihr wanted the building to
I ■- fireproof In order tu safeguard
tho collection.
Mrs. Dow said
that »hi- wlahed to carry out the
wishes of her m other, and for tins
reason suggested erecting a build.
Iny using the plans of her fath
er a library In Connecticut. Mrs,
Dow said she did not believe It
would be euitabte to -try to house
the collection In the present Li
brary.
Dr. Buhrmaa cited tbs practical
value of building euch a library,
and asaertad th a t U would add
to Ota city’s grow th. He suggased th a t tha association do “some
thing worthy of tha future of
S anford’'
Dr. Brooks asksd Mr*. Dow
• r property b) tho baa stal
�Construct
For Books
try In calling (trikes at plant# wonctOjf orf. defense con
tracts, and In threatening strikes a t other factories en»
raged tn-maktirr equiinneiit -fDr -mir grmfcTfarcer, may be
based on f a k and Just grievances, Aid It may be only a
coinddencathat thase grievaneee have reached a head at
r^fcrltteal. time.
' ■
It Is di/ficult to understand* Why th e *
▼srjf vilid reason (a t the & 0 uhlons resortng to ■wall
made bjr t
_jp. .
____
and shorter hours during the p a st‘few yOsrs.
Not onlv has the CIO ads
•tderable poster through Its o\
rendered yeoman oasIsUnco h
he passage of laws giving. U
'break” In attaining their obj
ment the unions have been gu
on with industry, a guaranti
only so long as the union pop
For It. Is a p art of the sya<
of our government tin t
he laws, which afe passed by
people, can be repealed
by the people, and any public;
pears to be th s abusive use of
egslly result in a reactionary
kmlsod labor.
In their own interest the C
Co avoid unjustified strikes, i
Sanford,
tO B T fo A T
A Trend
| Tb« Loiylon Times)
and pitted In *ln of
r ssd ball end spire
i the brers, fsmllmr city
■ terror of Mast end fire
Udt bests Um beset ef the
lUact dty on sartk{
ffiSu"..' ..
nf MnVr**. sag
tn
Enactment of the wsge-boftr law has resulted In many
amsll*town'dailies omitting their Saturday publication, an
action which la pot well liked by 'th e publisher, thn sub
scriber, or the employee, but Is made necessary In many
nstancea If the newspaper la to survive a t all.
Declaring th a t the alternative, payment of higher
wages, “would have meant a gain for workers, but a real
oss to publishers," the Christian Science Monitor points
out that "It would have been difficult to pass on the ad
ditional costa to advertisers In most cases. But even hod
advertisers accepted an upward revision of rates, they
would have had to pass the costa on to consumers.
J il those days of-radio-new s services and
Sertf'a llahtbouM In the
W of.^ o p p reeced ,
fu
bllndlnr flsm si leap
•tf. thee, Mit they <yi
Til* f t mtmbrnhlpi will
1: S tlosk momtorthlp, tb*
'■ ¥§m
sals tor tb« auorUtiofl,
or tloq
aom* bocki
lUosd In Um tuildln*. CwC
* may to Mat directly to
Chinese
IM & K tA i
rt«SLC o»m lnl CITPUI oiggCTQaa
r
BUFFALO, N.
r A>- ’ -Vr .
meet
S"V;trttflLTFSi PsA.BfftS-
OREANDO, Fob. *7 —W Dlreeton of Um Florid* Cllrns
te o*T*n|i*tU)ft plans bot no recomrttndaMon* W<ro made. The
WrNTXlt
(BpeelSIl—
reMptertaj
Sr'ttt'StffitSll*"'
Um Winter F
oharlty rntert
bare Tuesday
d«r the sitsnli
Bureau fer Hi[Sdlcal AlS T o Chfha^
Nlsa. Yong
•*flM of h«r
i thee, eeatuHod hire of
mmi
GGETTS
f le w / y t t t . s M #e tfU y
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i'VERY RES'!
Stmvart F in d s-
lint, f d W it* Um •/ imdl
kill, W t*p-*irlj h *lUn
{ J P S .3 & , T L & j R
ru B -m im r
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t 'tcln
WB
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of Cjbtaete
■mi p*4 m e rv|-<»cotr.
If * » h i r e » -frra h b d *
too, Sou,barn Twi* ISdt Brtod Wfit
^ yore. loc.Souib™
thlSBMtd
tff.fi
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BEAL, Roddy Editor
Store Include I h r f d
wap, NorOt'CpraUna, b;
Social Calendar
re teilim a iwtll continue
Red Groee la the Woman's
'Oak* A vcm i from. JiSO
tJff A. M.
of tbaiYoutb Division of
Jmdiat Church have been
d to sleet In the annex
lisa S Stood in.U i« Wo*
j****F o f . Christian - Set*
Monday from St. ' Petaraburg
where the apeot several “ !*•
She was accompanied by Mr. and
Mr*. Charlea MeNlehd and MU*
Nancy McConofhy.
Mr. and Mr*. Thomaa W. Watkin* of A m ttbury, Maaa^ ealhnl
ntb Norwalk, Conn., are rlafu
g Mr. and- Mra.' Lou Schlltt.
Mr. and Mra. Leon Check and
*nl(y Kara waratt lata the Ban.
an haute'on‘CrAtal Lake.
Mr. and Mr*. W. *.,Thcma» and
n Howard and grandson, Howard,
L hare
Jr.,
have moved Into the Ball
iMuaeMin Cryathl Lake. Mr.
ifra. Thomaa formerly live
Newark, N. J., and they e .
to* atay in Lake Mary Indefinite.
&“£•*. "a
n. a. « « ;
sMr*.u sClyde
s aQlcastm
y *I" H r 1
br-Mr.
and Mra. W. C. II. Rntead tended the R ollin' Col tree Ani
EJU lU .'-ty Dal* M. Boatman,
have returned lb Babaon Park m ated M ain lin e In (he afternoon.
irbksUf A rt Association. *
Mn and Mr*. Luther Hobby
Wild "Plain*‘' •n the Manat** by after rUdtinr with Mn. Abbie EL and daufbter, Mary Orace, were
of
d.
reile Hall Brmdiay, A rt Oaa|M U
■'Mr. and Mrs. Georg* Ferdin- foeats Sunday and Monday
Manatee County.
Florida BcaOe Ify YUtoe CaeenU.. A rt Club *1 Bt, AugastlM.
. Newman.
H w m .***i
A balloon" flight
paaaenuer* '»*■ n1?' ,
inflated
n m 3 . the bag bring
Mrs. P. D. Anderaon returned with
n t n o l i u b y Geytrud* C o n t
je, Artiata' Luncheon Club:
Amaryllla by Mr*. H. O. Ear>od, panaaente Art Club.
W r y ‘ Stour*by.noruneu W«-
owpaend Hub will hold Its
.nteeflnk In th* Court
id Crtaa In .the Woman'*
Dak Avenue frOra |:t0
SO A. M. .
ofld Day of Prayer will
rud on Friday, February
ha Christian Church at
U tbs churches of
_dtlng In Utl* aey.
A
iivo prepared a niMt
tra m fo r ' theea tragic
btlleva In the power
CHto ef S t AdgalHha.
)
i-hav* relumed to
Jungle P*lk W*ya .by-Katha
■LeomlniUr, Mass., rine 3« rr» , Art League o f Mdnwith* Mrfc. L vD .
omeon'Metlohrllle t Boa far Daley by R. H. Kag j * Art Leap* of Khnate*
World Day of
retrain In the
a i 7:30 P. M.
md professional
a* Karl Canon and
an Berelce Grill qf tjie MethodIrt
The W orkm Council of th*
First V Baptist Sunday School
meets at 0:30 P. M. Supper will
d v -W a lte r Can-
la, Mv* moved ’to
V. to ' mehdlthaW
Xheyj formerly re.'
1, 1 1 * , but-lievei bean
leafend ' wHh • Ml*
Spfi&«fHF
k*" “ *•
N djpt V ‘Howard* Chapter ef
the, U ^ D .‘-C. wBl meet et th*
home of Mn. W: R.' Cyson,
1201 Mtgflolla Avenue, e t RiOO
P. M. Mra. J. H. Truluck will
be »‘*4r**s». '
_ .The kW ...M ...a...of t h a . f l a t
IIapt lit Church will have a mlaelan study coaree ut the riiurrh
beglnnlfig at 10:00 A. M-.aivf
luting until RtSO o'clock tn the
afternoon. Member* era asked to
attend and bring a covered dUh.
..
MONDAY
Circle* o f Women'* Society of
Christian BartIce of (be First
Methodist Chsrth will meet at
tha f«Jowing homes at 8:00, P,
uP ~ I f
. . .
F.-Crenshaw, 1133 East
■psut;'-’''
S
Huge Savings Despite Constantly Rising Prices
CANNON SHEETS
Pfafffer, Art Cub ef 'fit. X
IlitcT
I Florida Jungl* by Paul
Schick; Palm-Beach Art U
, Bomber* by Mary- f l
Scott, Sanford Art Club.
$1.00
$1.19
$1.29
$1.39
'B h u t a n M aleefttent by Ct<
J j f r g M ELTtlt
Rhlllard, Clearwater Ar* Mu
________
M te
Star LUVh fb f Cramer
OramsrN#i
GaineavllM "Aaaerigtleit ’ of
Arte,- ' V
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PI m
I '.-1
V Mam and Amendua (bast figure
subject) by U*»ry Ufklt* T*»ter.
C learw ater' AH Muaeuta. — *'■
,tn>buaketWM.
■.y
Cirri* one at th* home of Mr*.
J. O. Waites, RIO French Avenue.
i i k « l u W
'&wam
nml Whlto MuilJfl
untl I*erc»lo
H iinM lUhdl
iind
.I. umI Hems,
EmbroU
Values
Values
Values
Values
TURKISH TOWELS
25c Vulues.... Now 21c
35c Values.. .Now 29c
js
r.-'S
MtV Avenue fi
$1.49
$1.69
$1.89
$1,98
Values
Values
Values
Values
( ’olornl
39c Values
49c Values
Now 32c
Now 42c
69c Values Now 59c
$1.00 Values Now 880
Three at th* home ef
S. Thornton, West First
.7 •
98c Values...... Reduced To 89c
at
DOWN PILLOWS
n S ras- J 6 65
$1.95 Values. .Reduced to $1.69
i f t win, "ah
still
$2.95 Values
(boat U ndscapt,
L ’ Donald A.
Reduced To $2.39
PILLOW CASES
25c Vulues
MATTRESS COVERS
39c Values
#1.19 Vnluc*
#1.39 Vitlucn
Hotluced To #1.1)0
Heduccd To #l.li-l
50c Valuee
various
MATTRESS PADS
69e Values
#1.211 Vitlum
#1.49 Values
Reduced To #1.10
Reduced To #1.20
BEAUTIFUL BED SPREADSI
$J.OO Values
$1.95 Vulues
$3.95 Values
Now 89c
Now $1.39
Now $3.29
$4.95 Values
Now $4.24
$5.95 Values
Now $-1.95
$6.95 Values
Now $5.95
54 x54 LUNCHEON CLOTHS
$1.25 Values Now 98c
$1.95 Values Now $1.63
$2.50 Values Now $1.98
$2.95 Valu® Now $2.38
'AIV,
CLOTHS
» V f ' *1
- J***-
10c Vulues........Now
8q
' »
* *-
15cm Values..... Now 12c
26^ Values...... Now 21c
\
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�of aloa fin with
roof ■akolwlic ton.
Bartahto. deputy
ttlontr la chance
the Traaewy for.
Informal under,
the liquor Indue,
t SO proof mlnt-
> V|d| t«p
)u4 sjuilvsnary
f I N i" iiflWafEB
•bratad lo r i n
i* Friday w)U
1i«
« # most cam.
Jet a m it*fed
vfiQf * w ifi all atoms
pteftow ta* w ltt M
■a at prime wMeh ere
w as
attested USyrsuafPOift tha
M SSUflSaS'S
Daisy Cbeese._2ie
FRIDAY FEATURES'
OYSTERS Qt__39e
Saner Kraut_. 13c
pa
»H m m
r M ii
p
iSJffeS Lb.
Country Smoked
Pure Sausage lb.
Red Sausage
HGHAM S......., lb.
15e
* . ,
s Ro u l d e r s
ROAST lb. 28c
SHOULDERS.....lb. 29c
MSULDERS.... lb. 14c
O-Lemb..... Jb. 28c
IB CHOPS...Jb. 35c
MEAT STEW.... lb. 21c
j$jfegg BOAST lb. 17c
..... . lb. 39c
CHWPS................lb, 32c
N W riH r t o o i
■W i vN O N #
S
New Kind Of (XX? C^unp Has Campus
Background To Aid Boys Enrolled
JBHARON, Vfc M k
. Urn
pbnoeophtri
William
boUmdrthaliV if
y u tt i t
JS S a
from all jaodal^kwla
lb. HYtC
SIDES................lb. 11c
BACK BONE. ...lb. 16c
Beef Tripe
^AtTSAOE.____ lb. 17c
Smoked HAMS1*Ik 2U
OotSSigSTBUlTS lb. 17p
PIG HEADS........ lb. 6c
S e CK BONES..... lb. 7c
PIG CHOPS..... ..Jb. 14c
PtG BRAINS lb. 12yac
Boiling: Bacon
Beef Brains
Peanut 11
Butter ID »
n . a- u »
BACON
10<
a
I STEAKS
. -M l
C l I T n CUTI CIMAM
29c I, afnokedBaconlb.l7c
Lettuce
Lemons
Broccoli Lb. 1*
Cocoanuts 5c
Cabbage
c ie tp ii
5c 1Grapefruit. .. 10c
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SPAGHEm
4 ■15
3-4oz.cans25e
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CABBAGE.
fort
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�PA G E riV B
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Chorck presented Ree. Day with
a r i f t from the member* of th a t
church showing their appreciation
of the »ervlce he ha* riven the
community.
. A Government Bulletin on Dofenae cmplowmrnt and traln in r
for employment, together witn
aalarlet paid for thi» training and
places wheic training may be obtained is available at the Oviedo
Public Library acrording to Itilorn a tio n fiom Mr. Antoe I,, f a r t*r, Librarian.
Abou.1 twenty three of the
Oviedo LUrary Story Hour group
BCompanled by Mrs. Annie I f . r tar, celebrate,! George W ashing.
ton’s Birthday with a picnic In
Sweet w ater Park.
The Library now has fifty flw
subscribers, the circulation from
Rrvarend and Mrs. Jame* S.
C la y left T need ay fo r LakeL-fid
where they will make their fu
ture home. Reverend Day
re .
signed ae pastor of the Oviedo
B aptist Church and Is retiring
Aftnm the m inistry on account of
11) health, having served the
local church f a r the past five
^ S S T S L ^ J ^}
n«w boot* h at teen recently added
to the library. C urrent magaiine* I W. J. lAwtori i*
are al»o available, free to any ■with a bad cold.
! Mr. and Mr*. M
cue.
The story hour it conducted by and Mr. an*l M*
Mrs. f arter every Saturday morn- | Jr.', upent tin* un-kt
*■* fr" n'
to ,0:,K f<’r ll,r ] ptlt'JU of Mr. an I
Old.r croup. «nd-10;.IU to l i tm Wnfnwr.
h r the younger Rrhup.
Thu Ovitnlo I*■»*»
.T h e lum p t om m utern on of | rloHtnt Saturdn^ hi
Bov Seoul troop met ut WnahliifTtnii a IIM h
the Ovi,*d™ School lunrh room for
• luncheon ami business tm-rtnisTur-.l«. noon
* ,K
h1ult‘i,r
n ";
....... . ?n" fl‘r’ wn"
,u ' 1 ’
huso,us, Tuesday,
"ml Mr, M ,yd I. 't o ,.m
^ v",
,H ,h' 1 nT" , U A'm" ‘
t,
■,
| e**n.-h. d with heavy rainfall Mon.
(jB) tl, M tthirh tpT1),H„ a r, |v
In a trlrgram to P rvtldrnt
Roosevrll, howrvrr, high onion
official* declared their nrganlsation w it “ aholclirartrdly In eupI'ort of our national defense pro-
I
* L * ? £ ! 5 Z l~> .... ......... ..
S a y Q u ality!
Mot Q u an tity!
C roon
(tenstar Robert A. T aft (left) of Ohio and Senator A rthur Copper of
Kansas confer outside the Senate chamber befor* speaking In opposi
tion to U o Lease-Lend Bill. T a ft accused Administration leader* of
"favoring w ar," while Capper denounced Roosevelt's foreign policy so
“a fantastic, bombastic nightmare."
Q if Commerce wks here last week
on butlnrs*.
Friends of Joseph Lawlon. J r .
will reg ret to leam (hat lie is
eonfined with measles.
^ R. M. W. Sturdevant. former
"•■ Id en t of Oviedo but now L<rated In Hanford In the Inaur.
anca business was In Oviedo tho
la tte r part of last week In the
Interest of his firm. *Mr. S tu r.
•levant has tak rn up numerology
R * - - a ~ hobby a n d —hr-ma.M iTesI
nulle an authority on the sub
ject.
' H. A. Hall of Center Hill,
representing the firm , f 8. fiohlssm t of New York was here
T h u rs d a y .
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stine of
W ashington D. C. arrived Thurs
day fo r ' a abort visit with the
fo rm er's parents, Mr. and Mr*.
A. D. Stine,
* R. A. Newman, m anager cf
Illll H arttware Companv was In
Oviedo last week on buslnesa.
iasda?i .g""a.dfT.,fl.
guest of llirli cousins,
Rev. J. II. Hager and mother,
Mrs. Mabel Hager attended the
Missionary Society meeting in Or
lando Thursday at the First Me
thodist Churrh.
Mr. and Mr*. James Morgan
and young son of Orlando were
recent guest* of H r,
Morgans
mother Mr*. C. I. West.
William (BillI Burk of MeubenwIII Ohio was a rerun I vluttor In
Oviedf.
. -k Jv k rfl fronv
Nt*nt)e,|
s o ila g e ,
me nee.
W alt Haynes of Sanford was in
town recently on business
A. M linker. Division Freight
Agent of tb r H. A I,. Ity Co.. In
Orlando * « • here on business Inst
week.
Zeko June* of the (' of (la. Hy
Co., and I'uul llrynnt of ibe N. Y.
V’. Hit were In town Thursday.
I A large
number of people
from Oviedo attended tb r "Anli mated Magi,tine in Winter Park
I Sunday afternoon
Thel local celery growers are
feeling highly rlat,*d over the pre
sent high prices being re sh trl for
celery, although there is very
little celery moving from this secI Don at this time as most of the
Oviedo crop will not move until
around the first part of April.
Tolfax
Sanderson.
Florida
Agent for the NC un i STI. Ry of
Orlando was in Oviedo Monday
railing on old fitends mol ship
pers.
The l-aura A I or (\re lr of the
Methodist Church met at the
home of Mis W I. ( o iler Tueadty afternoon.
There were no services at the
Oviedo MrthoJlist Church Sunday
evening, the meeting being called
off to allow the m em lrn, to a t
tend the Baptist Church 'w here
Itrv. J. ft Day of th a t Church
prearhed hi, las sermon before
tedlrlng ( r j|« the luinlatrv.J lie*
IV. Morgan, Chairman of the Ilf.
filia l. H e ard ..Jit th e . Methodist
A t T our G rocer's
« r« . rutting
C h ocolal*, Caram el,
C oconut, L om on-C haeso
Birthday
family. Mr. Ecrugg- l« rtpeeled
to arrive, to jH n la, \, if,* the
(alter p art nf lb,* week.
* Qpo. K. Hollins MiiuTintenHent of the A. C I. lilt at San
ford wn* ill Oviedo Ibursday on
business.
Maynard Beale, representative
of Sweeny Line* A fo .. Boston
Mass., was In Ovled > the Inlti i
p a rt of the week calling on (he
fru it and vegetable
nppe, , in
this section.
Miss Jean Moran -pent
the
weekend
In Oviedo
visiting
friends.
, .
,
Mr. Roy Clont«, student «t
Stetson
University
spent the
weekend with his patents. Mr and
Mis. C. It- Clont*.
Mr. and Mrs. I*. I> Shearer
and daughter Mrs. Davis utul
gram
and th at
If there can
be avenue* opfncd for adjust
ment nf our grievance* w ithout
a Mrikr, « f n ir ready to ua<t
those avenue*.
Giant
Limit 5 C o n i To
Cutlom or
O o n .n o F o d o cr r » d
eu.nlv stvlvvltl
qu a niim
Food Section
J
’M o u th -W a le rin g !’’
bond O Sunshllia U, Grade A, In
Ions in quoTtersi Pirllubir
Super Da,gain I
Biggest Food
A d Ever
Published!
M O R R E L L ’S
L
P IU D E lN w
P a in c u r .
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s u g a r c u r e d p ic n ic s
cheap est m eet yon con
t*ot
lo o k w h o t o pr|cr>»
1001 Tcnturcs
Pages oi
M e a t Specials
2
Florida Grad* A Umje All While
P in o b ra o io -d o z
H E N S lb. 2 2 c F R Y E R S lb. 27c
One More Time!
2 5 ,0 0 0
BIRTHDAY
CAKES
"tomtit**
GREEN GIANT {
Brand roods
Swansdown Flour
Swill's famous
Solid P a g e ot S peci al s
GREEN G IA N T PEAS
FOR A D I M E '
A Record B r e a k e r '
v
Jewel
4-lb ctn
100,000 Lbs.
PICNIC H A M S
• a x q i r u n * M iin r.n a
Lettuce, Head ..
. . .
1Oc Lemons 19c
K lh g a n 't Roliablo
Record- S m a s h
i n g P r i c e s on
Ib. 1Oc
Fancy
m Tomatoes 1
Rirc, S u q n r Pi ckl es
Cot tee L n,| (In txn
S y r u p Sc arcs of
H a m s it 25c
O t 111 »v
VHe«4 MaH ot Whot* Lamb
O a o r g Ui M o ld S v w l M l s a d
T rontrolfrult—
★ P ic k le s
★ B a n a n a s 5 »>* 19 O ysters q» 39c
22 ox
N eedle i t Levy*
Umd O’ Sunshine fsonut
Gf*«n Top
^ B u tte r 24-ox
★ C a rro ts ^ 4Vs>c
rid lc,l« rg
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IslUflwM, Qusli'r
* T r o p i c a l *• 17 c
-dr Lettuce hd 4'/2C
Mn— Iman Apple
Calll. SnobaU
•k B u t t e r »-«i« 12 *c
★ C a n liflo w o r ^ lO
firm Tallow
Shrim p ib 19c
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PAGE SEVEN
T H E & A N T O JtP
Tar’s Q u in te tte '
Bows To Wolford
Tonightfi Entriea
' WA8HINGT0H. Fab. 37
« - A plea for a new labor
U aeree as a ".aprem*
Scoring Duel
for itrlkc* »n4 dbp atee I
WINTER
PARK.
Feb. f7 —
(Special)— A aligh tlyA allt W of.
font forw snl •with the picturesque
nsmerrs of Irish Flynn gar* the
Rollins Tsrs a night marish rren .
Ing last night at Recreation Hall
> s he racked up 31 points to
lend Ills tram to a 7S.45 victory.
Flynn bucketed 11 field goals,
mainly on aet-up shots and fa st
breaks down th* floor, but he Inrludeil a few aide.handera and
lomr .hole In his repertoire, loo.
Th. Terriers from Spartanburg,
f c , . x r
ro tn tT H ItACM—re te rtty
1 DeiUe Dollar* I B atata Beet
I Jeha W klt.h’d * N orm s. Aas.r<*
I J e ss'. Image T Blaay Matrea 1
* PaPk Mulrock * gee Lew
—Aroond Capitol Town:
#O C C le having a atranga birth.
d»V—.tra n g * bcrau.e it occur,
“.rrytlm . hftwaao Mar. SI and
April 17.” Thia quoted phrase
w ti Included la the notice that
went e a t to all camps th a t the
liaa Gonsenratlon C arps m sy
ite leeel end national cele
brating of Ha eighth birthdar
f«t>M tndwtrW* wfeleft caei
Wttled
llla llK w l ■
n r ot fe4w el w egiiftiu
reported Ukta* (M m p
la Um heads • / hid. oftk
Stetson Ready To ReNew Old Feud W i t h £ £ * £
Rollins Five Tonite
w j -w g g .
• - J K l'H a H 01 »*ily X»e*bl<*
Of CCC Is Strange One,
1
ing Between Mar. 31,-April 17
. HAmJSsmm__ Concme pewed th* CCC WB
W A s n i N d f o S p n S . rt^~op> tight )rr>n ago on Mar. SI, hat
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WakathaU Y>Uy«ra
a*uad, at Urn Ualraralty of Mi-
25c Pepsodent Tooth
paste Or Tooth-Powder
With Purchase Of The
New' Pepsqdent Tooth
Brush For 50c
.
Th* Hurricane*. » b o m art
take en AUH*aa. Florida, Taaaa
Tech, V. M. U South C an tina
LONGWOOD
i (* i-a >—i
W Ii i I e iloeskin
lie
wilh
liny
atUchlnc.
1 perfect for sports
:araar .
HALF GAL
QUART ...
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Cold T a b le ts--------
Wc Sronw Miwtoe
EVALEEN’S
BEAUTY SHOP
tiianrirky
In
Ainoinr thorr nil* itdil.V thr Millmated Mai* ir Inr *i I II. it* • >d
litiRffrr Ptnka* evi*n brf«»rr m* w»»
e*CAM0Y
4a n
111*) ai* *•» *4 »in
llidopaw
Mi ■ ( Rills* ll i .If* i I
II
I in **r ami Ii' m i . m ii *>i 'V• •
Palm llearli *?* »*• . • \ • nd »*u* t* 1
•if Mr and Mi* f h ll«ii hr is* 1
i* cviilly
1 11,11 pul m» Ihf it atu. Illul lie «!lnl 4*#l1
rome ■a few iiny<« n flrt reunion wMh
O'
!*••• Ilia iiiantei I
Ie*f
wr,t41
A jrrtmp of iM*w*>|»R|K*r m m •koi
I d«» iriMipi**! tnlti u :iti-f*H.t Ion it riwun Bh#
thin | | | t other tnorttinir for au utt- ni«
turn- i)ouii**o*i toiet view wilh riu*»t«*r Imdj
)'»it» F. I'nlmrr of tlelen*e hou«ing. t®
Hi** They n?*>eml»le«l uroooil (he tle?k I <»ne
of n yon it i? ui'innn "eer**!* ry At I thin
1? I the far eml of H e room *mI n befl
s of j umo, l»u» y «»\«*r |ut|***r* Hip ?ee- defi
W I telttry %%«? in moiio lhiny «»f ■ Unc
Fort j dither I he |tre?*. eotiferetiee had, nt I
1 of*I she rriii, he«*i» enlletl off
She o ffi
III.] rouldn'l
utiil* r?t»Mil
why
the rtioj
iitii-.l |tre-? h;iil ot»l Imell i»«>H(ie*l.
rail
1 , to j The |irpii\ liowi'Vpr.wgi h 111* wof
1 1*1 lie liiRiBlriil Sinrr everyone wrb win
■nd pre?vnf, roiihln't Mr. I'nlmer ree bra<
ih ej Uirnt ?
The
MMirtAry
tiltin t hou
sr«iii:I know M ail >• inumle. ?lie would
H
If oil, #•••*• out. Mm |»H*Ul in' the V*l
Tjid.l l#le|ihnne,
punrhed
m
huvter air*
III** I IlMi c h i l l e d
»j)lilt*ledly
for
1 and! 4 lolnulw 01 .■»*» w;t fonieotie nl
1 andl the oilier eml of the IIAe Nhu
n\A?g 1 rft****l the |*et}ll*men uf the |>ri *
Hlll -t tO VUMi ^Udl m AMUUlta ,j XLu OtlaO Ai#^rdilH< la* Ofmril he*fs*( • Um*
IhmiiI v
t
ft* 11 > I .in
dereil at |hr oilier end of the room yot I'ltilide
irdlng ii|t ntwl a|iur«»arhed. the yatliet- 1 homptfoii, t ulumhu*. i i . **•* eJ
Boon ll*|* ’’tieiitleinen/* • Ii# Mhl, "I •»l| the 1III la* Muir I IIIM Milk
foe-*,
him Rio Mi Ihilinar. I'm aorry hut rniupua. H ells, bo tie
1 hie thr 1 mifcrene# will h*v« to Im 1- pretty oiueii no nil Ameiifan
FOK TH AT NEW
PE R
M A N EN T OR SHAMPOO
A N 11 SET V IS IT - U S IN
OUR NEW
LOCATIONl
FOR SALE
FIVE-ROOM
BUNGALOW
* Hllfu'.l
—
Sanfard, Fl*.
lryf. Sunday wrre Mr? Athrlla
Quirk, Mr?. N*!le Thom**, Mr.
and Mrt. W. CJ. K’lhie, Mia Horn
S*vl(h and Mia l:lm Randolph and
Mm . J. C. Bill*
Mr*. Howard (lilb iit haa rc
tirnrd to Cornadn Mrarh where
shr haa a rottagrr («•* ih#» winter.
Mrs J. T. Mi*!.nrn s» »? vluttinir her alalrr Mr** I aura Taylor
in Orlando thi? wirk
Pr(H) <»cluck at tin* ?coo"l n»iditoiium. 1 l»«*
?*t «prnk« i will t*
Argrnlinn li»?
from Kollina tVlle
if• til mi!i*nce “ f
Mr? (a u ra I'bapmno. M* nod !• hi country.
M n. Merton h air left foi \ \
Saturday a fter a aloof vuil wilt*
Mr* J. tv llilla
Mr and M n. F F t»uV**tt. Mi*
S II. l.cvy and Mr- Flora i-uuth
viwitrd haetw ylor * ga.din* in
Orlando, Thurrdnv
Mi and Mrs Mill II.mA «.f
Wldtevllla* N t* w rn \»>»iinir
llid r cousin? Mr and Mr- < \
Oldltoiil h e ir HTriilU
Mm. I.a Kur
M drinaii «»•
hontraa to a miiltlnc al lit** Cent,
rrunlty Hall Thui*«dny
1ho«e p retm t w in Mi« I-a
Hue Alderman Mr* t, ( I «• Hi*.
Mr* A. K Moran. Mm I W
Prevail, Mr? Kthil Thotita?, Mi
J T Ntrljiin, Jr., Mr? t* A till
hum, Mm Klla Handolpli. MtlUvid Speer, M n I* N And.**
M r Wpnion, Mr- lioren? (isipsi,
Mr? Harry
Mrs «
I
llairtaon and Mr* Flmii Smiih
Mr and Mr* •• • (SimhI «n and
family of Midbou m • |* nl liu
%%«*e|crial with thru moths i Mu
|ior« a? Ilriirt*r.
• Far I Summer-ill ««f ll'lo p a u ,
and Mr? F i Iiin Mb* lit adds .mu*
itliilt'd m niarnay* l«*i I i i *U\ *n
W A lH iH flo p / , N . r i - 1
lA Y A n cL
SATURDAY
#pd B coople of hogera Join
^t^wtnU^ A S ^
EArYH
Jonas'beg whicl
was amputated
of h»*k*WwP, *yring foot-
• —n
1 4 M IL E <
Copt Jamuc/ _
IA L P A g L B A
1%’ — (Special.)— W ith the
‘o n - ------ I s e e
NEARLY"
f f I f -tU E B lQ G E S l
f l
S P H E R E EVtl
I f / H A P E J /H A h
I f /
Y 'P * r t c r / f t
If/
o / A M e r t * .)
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to Full Swing
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be «‘.se rv e d W tq a # d a y eveninf at
A ^ tH D E t
A ' f o M B S ' f o N E E R E C V fe
MIAMI. Fab. 27 - t a - l U ng
shot ‘ playera did fairly wall dur
ing the . early atagaa of yaaterFlorida. day'e program at Illalaah Park. picking Valenciaa."
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n m
- h W j
j i f f / a b o v e -fill
' l l {?/ S U R ^ E o l
J* A
l» ii- doaen
w d ic ti
f J r U / -A. ^v—^
Lady Orchid Ujpaets
Bettors At Hialeah
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"
Dorolkr
titiU is s i
The regular meeting ot the
Women** Society of Christian
Service will w r«t at the homo «*t
Mia. F. U. IQfkol', Thu twin v
afternoon.
*
Founder** D tr .u f ** T A will
8A1LOOH
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r*c 0iim n b R at aW r o m w
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QENEVA NEWS
^ k < 5 f * X < Q S P tf l.A l
/ W®/
l ; |P 7
■ **c* B U J & Z L r t* * /*
;g »
H A 4A
it waa April 17 before the first
camp waa established.
Speaking of the CCC remind*
me of an InUre'attag little item
tucked assay in Use annual re
port of Jam ee J . MeEntee, di
rector. II la one of those thing*
th a t is good to rem em ber when,
aver ire g e t to thinking smugly
wInhat a darned am art country
8. C., galloped aw ay Into an e a r
ly lead- It waa aeveral minute*
before Roltta* broke the Ice with
Tiny Phillip*, who garnered 20
P«lnta, tipping one In from be
neath the b ask et
Wofford led
et on* tim e by a 28-4 m argin and
were out In front 32.17 a t half
lime.
TARA PLAY HATTERS
DELAND. F ,k . 27,— Ancient
Tveskrtbntl rivalry will be renewed
her* tonight In flulley Gym when
Ibe Stetson H atters play hoata
to Ole Rollins Tara In a second
meeting of the two teams thia
BACK: PuTIurllyi Has* i l l
PP. Off Btr. Pin.
BY ft. J; SCOTT
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PITTSBURGH PAINTS
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N O . MADAM, T H E
V
kSEANCE is CALLED
Rexall Cold Tablets..._. 25c
other pair. /
tH O SC P U fE C T LY
HEAVENLY SHOES FOR
sew bi
1 o f £ FO R t h i s
‘EVENING - MR. BANKOK
IS O U T O F T O W N /
WHAT i . o w • HE HAS
O U T OF TOW N ? ? ■ > W Wh V,
I HAD a DATE T O CALL
O N HIM F O ft A / -----------------s c a n CE t h is
( I AM SOI
B V C N IN G
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lU tin iE S D O W N T n e S T S tt
o r *>LlM F O L L O W S MED
L E F T T O V /M --A M D
UAM H A S N 'T T H E
.N PO nM A T lO N
//a u t e d *
S O SH F O M F h / . r w T H IS E v E r n r t S .*
BAN4/ r >* r . IN '.T D u r T IO N S A R E T O
F O L L O v/ m i l a n d r i n d O UT FOR
SU R L if S H E lrj IN W IT H T H E fTs -----, P O tic e -r r ’T T r r — /
ME
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AIRMAILS ika«r hciuty
fxotectad by c*I#phone.
lly FRAN STKIKIIlt
tra Bpecial
a m r tM ,
niCVUG TALI. UL.'i
1 iris a ^ o O i m n g m iis u
CLACs. 6 A .C U S 7US GCUO
AMOkATNlXiLV*' . v.~
TRVIHFOR
MATlOfl
-to BCiwG COriN I D * * / —
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P B oor
IHEIi.E
i* itk .v aA iiic
u r j >.iir n
WE RE O ft
nOW ER
orm s
SERVICE.
THE BEAM ■'
y .^ T I W T
as
m s a ir
1’iu o r s SAry
u S-
Aft FEAT
By PAUL KOUinao
BWMGTH6 S(M E H & P U
ffUUTi WELL NVOU Q E T iv
GOCfiTTHE \ UM.
L o n e p p tx x n > ~ i ? ' ( p f
YTBLflME
FER HEIM'
£ «T HIM,
TPHE HUS LETTTEP TUHTHE
GifRjB' FRTHER. WHEN SDH
GIT BACH WITH THE LAND
WELL F m S H THE
n p b £ rrfB S T r
THFtrSTHE
, LEADER’S f
\ u o ic e . r
�n Is pwWlrti his vtortee
in
B ltta ih m n r . In IBM
rf the debt hegaq Jw~N
Icon life re
flux tp this
ssrs
Dophno do Maurier's
Com* Weather", p
February U st w n 1
It l | * collection
tto bt m o -crops from the F t.
cUla Northwest: oui‘ 'AUbama.
swt la feeding Georgia end Mississippi tsV* more
wing nation era Mtd I k u do the othvra.
b the help of
In hid form deal
1 tlm Pacific I* latrrmedtery
Dm - A gricultural Adjustment
Administration, which help* t»
bridge tho dJMO.mll* gap between
the two u t M
- In the Pacific. North wee
the
AAA H K te n iw farmer* to grow
n o n legume ar e d (the new crop
cute down the wheat surplus) and
guarantees them a reasonable
pglf l, .
t *
In the SOulh, AAA give* finan
cial aid 4? fanneri " *0 they can
ra w !
Ohio, 1 venlsn language editor In New Referee Commission as consultant
1 to Commissions*- Harriet Elliot
as the expert cq the problems of
the new-lnrrrlrraat groups. Mr.
Adaml els the author also of
"Laughing la the Jungle", “The
Native s Kelum“, -lieua* In An believes .that "moral rearma
tigua", "My America' and sertrsi ment" la ta important to national
defense aa the building of armies
and l i m n .
London booksellers report a
huge business with "Come Wind,
M flm U tr
Como Weather*, The first sdL
Hon w p s sold out on th o dty Of
•***<*» most healthful
tfreetteM. Its
publication, August It. Air raid
wardoas have sold thousands of
copies In sir mid shatters end In
ths London Undararouad. Tbs
Lord Mayor of Bristol has agreed
L FOR ONLY
to present a copy to every cftlien
HER DAT ANE
of the city Injured In air raids,
YOUR
OL D
tkrubledsy's London offlee reports
RANOB
OR
that a ife-up with Alfred Hitohcock'e movie version of "Rebec,
ca* accounted for the sale Of
thousands of additional copies.
Ha . s m ^
ispf
ore Westinghouse Ranges Were
)ld In America During 1939 & 1940
ban Any Other Electric Ranger
1 '«*• li to youroeir
.
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w n w irt befor* you
And Electric Service
PHONE
L M? m a g n o lia
I,
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MOTICH U H U i M T - OlV BN
(Hat I, BhrvwS A oSsrvoa,
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n t n v K i n i I* lit* CJWtUt C o u rt o f
n em ise l* C *H «tr n o rU I* . a t l h .
r i l l I trin tb iro o f.
P . Lt n - "
Ik s o fltm * o f R r t l n r b y r w o o o o
A rm * . a o 4 w olM w od t b a r t e r lo
U f a Im p rla o a m rn l lo Ike '.Mats
priso n . w ill a p p ly fo r e lm se sc y t»
ih a P lo t* B oard o t I’a r d o n v . T a llaKaaaaa, r ia rld * . o l v ita , M i l
bONTCOUG
pounds At' leading drttgghrta ovornvhors-
•THE HERITAGE OF HATCH.
ER IDE, by 800th TaikhwlMi.
Whoever has read “Penrod" and
"The Magnificent Ambermi"
knows what Tarklnghm con do
with Ilia spectacle of a young’man
In love, with the problems of
youth, both ludicrous and deadly
serious — with contemporary
American llfal Now he pictures
a generation caught In today's
turbulence, end feeing It a*
Americans, and tell* the story of
young Hetcher Idee difficult
ROAST LB
even lover "•
Bewildered end somewhat .baf
published nevel "Cotton- fled, nateher etrngglea to. auke
had molded a mule the I hie W*jr—diverted, however, by
Wallses emoted to adopl hi* paasl«n fot a -woman almost
oraairent /or the Deoert-
Jb. 15c UVEK
WESTERN
BROS COWsOCTf
T H fttttV D
Hams...lb. 17c
Shldra. 12Vj C
Back Bone 17c
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p O D 8 ^ B R 0 8 C 0 R p .D E T
ii.M »i»mt
t
fresh
V JJ]
.e tM hen
ID tt" TlltfMKp E A T U R t*
mm
>SSa
flea.. .It1 Is
that *
. a fair chance
‘7*0* saas.w
JHft-Rtiqrn SR IE* Uae. T1
M ms* may so Into the Unru
Bunp
Fulham will b ?
4 11 HCPHEE*
LAKE MONROE
d » aad asked far the
themloutea by the **<r
SASnsaA a^sr-1
tbelr IM 1 D odge.
tMM ltffW # d Ml
b • ..
A
End Cuts
Spare Ribs
Beef Brains
Beef Tongues
f& Z S w D ANDBRPOM.
�n
\
Seminole County Produce*
More Fruit And Vegetables Than A0!
Similar Area In Florid*
e a fS B P
la I t
Guild Picks Mrs. Garner’s
Book As Selection For June
WPA Okeys Funds
For New Airport
E*Jfo?iaidi P a s s e s
In Room Of Hotel
. i w i v l i i f S c r ie s
Of Heart Attacks
PrasM m t R a sa ite ll sad the
Week* rto js c U
Adwlnltlralir a h a r t aoprored a WPA
projsct providing for the con.
alraeU ra af an airp o rt a t
S aafsrd, It w as learn*4 to
day frwm a toWgrasa sent to
The Herald by U. 8. Senator
Charles (X Aad rows.
T bs am swat of tho federal
foods aMotad worn given aa
M U D by. Senator Andrews,
whOe th e City m ast fam ish
tho spon s o r's fond of |2 M t t
Edward
Hlgglas, sseretary
a f th o Chamber a f Commerce
s a i d - p u t of tho C ity's share
Ruler Lost Crown
•On AprU 4, 1931
Reign Marked By
Political Turmoil
fc And Civil Unrest
for the aew
equipment
•WWE. Feb, 28 —UP)—
AVeoao XIII. &4-y«*r-old for*
Wtr *6pn*reh of 8p*ln. died
hotel room which
Is homo In exfle
. He hsd suffered
The junior division of the Lit"
eraty Guild has chosen Mrs.
Elvira Garner's fourth booh. “War
Down In Tennessee", u Its book
of tho month for June, ot which
llmo tho flrot edition of 40,009
roplc* w ill bo placed on Um d u n
hot, R. h. Omsby, Florida repre
sentative of the guild, aald ye*J
terdajr.
Laid la Tennessee, the plot
deals with a period th a t Mr*.
G am er spent on her fath er'!
plantation when th e was a little
girt- Most of the story Is con.
earned with the pets the authoress had a t that tim e,'sh e said.
"Esakiel", w ritten In IMS, It
now In its third edition, each
edition being 10,000 copies. Mr.
Omshy expressed his re g rrl th at
the firs t book of Mrs. G am er had
not been submitted to the guild
fo r consideration and ws* l l g h
In hla prats* of It.
Tho new book contains from
flra U »U hundred little illus0,1 th# >**rr lna by
Conditions F o r Minarik Elected
Growing Cotton Head Of Retired
ToldJjyW alker Railroad Group
ring o f M a r t a t t a c k * bo*
tag Fab. 18.
m a m A kftur from birth
, 1 1 - l l N t r o l f n e d a n tl l
♦ , I t * I , * parted m arked by
Jenee and political u n rest
i broke finally la te thril w ar
iMJwban Sputa wm a ro-
Celery la n d Is Sug- National S e c r e t a r y
irestcd As Suitable Talks On Purpose
For Growing Crop Of O r g a n i z a t i o n
Brown were driN. W alker, plant
th a Vterlda ExperiM U eab u rg , ‘a t n
(arm b u t n ig h t
o f grow ing the
good teed, eon.
eeril, and enre
btg a n d steridg
n . M inarik, engineer for the
A tlantic Coast Lin* Railroad, w as
elected tem porary chairman of
Ihu S anford chapter of the Ne
tte d !
AstocMUon o f Retired
Railroad Employ** a t an organ.
leatlM m eeting yesterday a t the
C ity-H ail. Mr. Minarik will name
h k tem porary asalstanU and set
n d ate and place fo r another
■peering soon. It w as announced.
J . L. S tark, national secretary
of th a amoeUtloo, sp o t a on the
Senator Maloney Says
Defeat Of Measure
Would Be Disaster
To Britain’s Cause
Channel Weather
Halls Air Raids
ttnlinn Division On
.luhn Itivor rrushcd, IfiifipJi Claim
's 'Ultimatum
P ell weevtl U n o t dangerous
In IhU area, especially tela year
th a cotton e to ro h a n a jM t
grown here an d tho weevtta
h a re n o t boon attracted , ha mid.
Tha crop is subject to ro o t knoL
a d lg tr— te a t attack s tho roots of
th e cotton p la n t
.
Mr. W alker said. he kreuM like
to see cotton grown on eome cel
ery lend. B e predicted th a t the
heavy toll would probably pro
duce plants al* to aeren tee* tell,
while tha normal p la n t It about
te a r fa s t In h e ig h t To make
money on te e crop, a t teee t 1SB
i of cotton m u st > * pro
p er acr* and soM a t a
arise exoeeding SO canto a pound,
"T he object ,o t the National
Association o t RetitOd R ailroad
Employes I* purely *041* l ” Mr.
Bolich declared. " I t w as organlied to affo rd I n U m tta g activity
to railroad people when they have
•U pped down from tk * lr Jehs. At
th e present tim e, there a re >00
members of the g ro ap living In
tik ilu id .
•'I am of te a opinion th a t anv
town In Florida th a t WMita a rail
colony ra n aaaOy d eralap one.
particularly la thus* town* whore
a railroad anvlroam ent natet*. and
where social activities a re of
fered."
re dlatriMembership ear
r charter
bated to Uw f*l
h*A fter" the talk by Mr. W alker,
Chapter:
who w as Inlroduced by A le*iJohn.
eon, the meeting t a rs e d tat* a
round table d U e u m K ; ^
0 - J. Dibble, O. E.
eesklasae * f growing th e (Ma In
land crop her*, th e jo a e l agricuL of SL Auguattn
a f fill* tta ra l teacher reported.
Right now tb* • te d a n te ta t tho ad w ith th a Flo
high eebool farm a re a ro w tt» I I patch m agatlro
agree of cotton In fro n t o f the
erheot m French Avuau* and
ShrkteenUi S treet, M r. Johnson
•aid. I t I* e dcm oaeuurion ptet
and certified rood I* being need,
A tm m s ln t.re .U d In the /tea
&
ma*a ultimatum to Urn
al tear agroe la yield
id (Siam) large areas
China’s provinces af
• r suffer "fonwful ac-
e
f .t ..J
.M eJM M il
tm n akaJ
to
Chickens Placed On
British Ration List
H'
litr e a re thrwo o f tha pajscngeri reported
loiin! the E astern Airline* pasapngcr plane
lirli rnm hed y estrn lay n ra r Jom uboro, (»u.
irly report* IndicattMl icv rn p e n o n t writ*
k(]l<‘d anti nine other* serioual/ injured. C ap.
t# i11 Kildio Rickenbackvr (le ft), president mnl
gfnrrnl m a n g e r of the lino and nn American
on Butt Backs
usholder’s Plea
To Pave Road 44
ATHENS, Greece, Feb. M—Ml
—An Italian force of unstated
site was “trapped* by Greek fire
on tea Albanian front yesterday
and suffered heavy looses, the
Oreek command announced Iasi
night
Heariusr
■ Added
gation From Scmole County Goes
Highway Meet
that
Ihr .Siato Road
net* in Ihi* World War, wuh tuiul t
(ritu ally hint Alsu nhonrd %'»»*•
gtiNsniiiii \\ j11in in 11. llynui -I
(tight) Ihron wn« killed. The pi.in
ft inn New \ t i k to A iinnlit oo.l t
u few nilitt ft on i!<* tli'tliituiit'M
Feds luOHe To Ocala
In Cage Tourney
H infonl lligli
* ’ it-,
kolbnll team bvl (*» *»i mU by «
•cote of 3*1 11* u» t*»* fn»i
round of l In* Ni*ilh»i*-( I i*uidu high »i hwd nm ferdK r
plnvi'd
ing
lo
dippttUb
Del Jim I (<«!«> , uvenrii
an
piirimtnt runpletu tin* puvlng of
Road 44, Nixon Unit, tuomber of
the deppii tiiinil fitun thin dintrlrt,
A«»ncia(«l
ii'Cfivi d
(bi>
rrr»#
a ll it -
.is
Y n k fh lty iflr ^ iw A Ihi* F w ii
met the Orlmuio tinm »*fi (he
liH'nl row71 ffkl»«l iwmrd 11* l lie
Invader* In a game «»tb lha
RrorT1 IKiwlII,
Bethlehem Steel
Strike Is Knderi
1■.III the irmup (luil bo hud in.
VI *ltg»lp«l (ho project, that be J
frit it wm u "nrc-ea-wry roiidiM| BUFFALO. N. Y., Feb. 2 8 —(fl’i
ami that he “hoped emnethinir —<VI (> ururkorn a l Ilrliilrbrm
vki.uld be dope during this hud- Bind * plant in Fuhurhnri l^ c l
gel year ahnul 11
Hrnator aymi nttsi riicb'd it twetwday strlkiut 11 IU A M ( K S T 1 GhIh v « ft«*■
lh mholdrr said today.
County delcgatei «Akeil the de
part m tnt for highway construeMum which engineers estimated
tat old tost a tola! of $^0,000,000
or more, but rerrlved no promise!
s Im ut i»ny o f the projects being
undertaken because a *12,000,000
defense rua.ls program gets prior
ity
A targp dclrgatlon from Krinl. and Brevard rountlra nltend.
id the n iw tin g to back Senator
llxushaliler's proposal
1‘nijccts presented in addition
i the paving o f Road 41. which
v o i d link Hanford with the East
t i.nat, w ere the taking over for
iiuiintrnanre of South Park Ave
nue, and the rnnllnulng with cneiueerine. grading and paving of
Knud 2 0 3 from Oviedo through
I liuluota to the Cheney Highway.
S> nalor Housludder aald. The
Nuzia Move French
From Channel Coaat
B
II eecmsd to ba tha consensus.”
newer to get the*# long neodod
Imprroomrate which havo boor
rr -aid by during recant year*,1
Hrnator Henaholder "
Tha flomtaela County
lion Included, In addltioji te^ .
County
bj .1 N an submarine.
Celery Scarcity
Boosts Price To
$3.35 At Market
RainH In ('uliforniu
And Florida ('huhc
I)ecn?anc In SAipph’
With Him >M|i|dy nf
m It f >
M-mv f bn niiM' of ram »n M.-i ul,i
find IMIlfnrtitB, thr ptirr for tfii<
Imgrr -in * ban in-rriuoi d . . n,
MtU'ictlily it ml r.nr nn in Ihnf him
g«>“ d yiiddh may I'kpvit im* pi ■I d 1 If J l,i hitmn, imi h k i *•f
thi' Sfnilmd Blair I iiinii i* Mar
k» 1, ♦'Hid ti'duy
lin t m s interpreted their gov■I uni,'ill's o nrning to llulgaria ton \ ii itI it ny ill’I which might laad
l.i a ilipliiinntic break as an effo rt
In In iii Germany's hand and dte, I..., whether iho N ails m eant to
light IN till- llnlknns or were m ere1, tin u sm g up n sm okescreen to
l i d mi attempted invasion o f
Engin rid.
im t lie fighting fronts, an enliri Italian division was said by
i In tlrllid i to have been ahatItreil on the Juba River in Ita
lian Soiimliiii ml, wliila the Greek*
r la killed to lisve III flic led h a s ty ‘
mi
.Italian .-fa re*
brook
'*lr»pfivd |.y Greek flra In AW -
bun m
Iin 11 w eaili.r over the En.
Channel brought • hall
litill-h .N a tl air battles.
A Ilrllish column has driven
■low'll 11ic lied Kca coast in Hriii,n for -'no miles and captured
h • In m il, ,H> ml las northeast of
C hei'ii. m an effnrt lo lake that
l . i Italian defense point from thu
• im . Mulish dispatches said ye»-
At tin* plmlfi’tm iif tin nia) 1m I, 11 rday
........ ..
i hi t r uhd f<«af di-.'itl
11f4\ r Iti't'll hliligifiu If f ' *'• ■ ,P.. ut.
riiili'f *«f
blllii In
•if
VICHY, France, Feb. 28—iAT Unconfirmed but creditable re
iris (hat Germany was rrmuv
mg Ihr French population from
"While it acemed lo be the Ihr English Channel coast wer,
..pinion that national defense taken by some French observer,*
rnnda would he riven preference," today as Indications of final pro
stations for an attack on Ui<
Senator llouaholder declared, "the
rltiah Isles.
delegate**1 present seemed lo feal
Neutral circles, however, minithat te e federal government would
in a short period of, tim e make mixed ths importance of the mow,
available mors funda w ith which saying It might ba • routine pre.
to build roads around A rm y _and caution to prevent the leakage
of Information,
N svy camps and lo connect
Team Captains In cart*
n without crippling *11
ulher sections by Inaction,
jy Drive Named Today propooate
«W# expert te follow .up tbeoa
and do all within our
lyhlfb
had
City News B iicfs
timet
iibi'vi*
l.
prmliiro
pru
timer of
i liTiiMit
arc
gn
Inst yi-nr
naid.
Knrdrrn. Itnlinn
> v
• .
.
,, : ; •
' W v i * - -Vs
i
a
$A
*Vr,>
-
, *. w : ‘
'
It*
brA«bniiiH^r«
hv
*!r
t'rihhngr. which hrmirhf m m -’U aldaiid was renorted
»»lly high quotations Jn-t nft.'i senilis 1- he deserted
Marrarks,
wlrcle*'
-'atlnn,
♦hr ' m i l t frfi'fi*, I-* -Mil Funirnnrnltng n price of ftf. an I #5*1 trnehs nor) rao'ns -I I o r 1' rer»i I n nn«| fnrm frn wh*« h«vn till* rna.lt. one a f ’he l- r i" - l*nKntl
rr. ii mo (Milking mntmv Thrr*< i* rm-t- in the .liihs voiles' sv-re rrft 'll 'M**t * rn ugh cnbbagr In s up- nai ted h-mhed, as well as bar.
i net s at Isc In Rsldrvn and Manlily lln- di’innud
.
M"ff beets, cnrrotd nml m l. ilrm
Thp RriM*h pRft!i*Dv pfin flm ifi
h»i nK have been hrourht into the
Italian
an
1
firem
an
reportof
a
m.
irkrt amt though ahipmri* nn*
Jii'l* 1o supply the rleniHii't n<Mi- ela-li p.etween G-rman and Rrltlsn
arm need detachments In f.lbva.
M'Mi.il i 1)pp!ii*jt could lie Mfltl
Thp Dri*l«h «nld
" ir w a w l
firoblHM* yphlH*1" b^Hwpil
nerm an" were driven hark when
..aeeoelered west a f FP A pVHH
Wtnstan rhiiechlll rhallengrd
Ids l lo i f e of rnm m ans apnonenta
7 heir only concert In Snnf,.r.l ve.terdav with a demand that hlf
will
hy tho Apollo lloys Clifj.r crnvrrnment hr H*»n ■ vntr Of
film. Ilinninghain.
A la,
m-sl runfi trncr and the Hn't*r
Friday night al S:16 o'clock at the s ponded wi t h a rcaoundlttg
at.sh liouse o f' the lloly t'ro->s tin-nimatia "y rs ”
It was the flrat tim e «h* BrlfEpiscupal Church on Msgnul.s
Avenue, Coleman Cooprr, direc tsli nrime nitnlater had made anew
a
demand since his gorerrimrat
tor, announced today.
The choir, which la (raining then tu*t formed sm ldst the G*Vin Sanford preparatory to begin msii Invasion of the 1 st* C w n*
frroro*(pM»4 f»q
ning Ha annual tour, has ap-
Apollo Boys Choir
.‘■‘clieduleH Concert
peered In many of the principle
cities of the u fllltd Stales It
has also sung In Town llsll, New
York City, and before President
and Mrs. Roosevelt,
Bulgaria Is Rumored
Ready To Join Axis
McDaniel Leaves
For Army Service
BERLIN, Feb. **—<*>—*» •
mors w en current In Vienna to
day that Bulgarian leaders would
aim a BerthuRoma-Takyo pact
Dr. T. F. McDaniel left thl.
morning for Columbus, Gawhere ha will rater the Army
LOCAL WEATHER
Don toalghli flu te
,
fougiit
nn thi’ upper .llllm ItlVi r 'D
F a ir and riWktly
in terio r, w ith n ear)
fro st in tho n o rth
th* Interior o f U *
■- • ■-
pfiae
Medal Awarded A. I*.
Man Killed In Spain
Itnud 202, which nine
from
(I'.edo to Geneva and connects
mth Rood 44. for malntananre.
th . Senator assorted, "that tha
rood program of Florid* could
hoiin.1
%wiinar-lnfr J
On th e ovo o f JMIIcp'b
Ihrvat o f u vital np,v Tr-hont
offt'nsive, hrrinnlm r in March.
Iho fierm uiis ronnrtrd lodnv
Hint N'nr.i wnrnlnnefl hn.l vimk
<>r .taniiiKiil 28 nhitm lotnllim ;
1 li'i.tMMi luiis in thp nn.st Iwn
ilnys.
In mlditiini, the Herman
High Cnminmul sniil 22,000
to,in wrti- sent to the bottom
ttfnd 4ii miles ni.rllirasi
in r inal I >|Dufit ll iiaH, M i I .■ Itinail I I I Pienii, sent i -s.ng d elsrli.
III. lit 1,11, k (n the mirth In occiipsi *11, 4in11 |Mnrs at I
Uivanim^uxly approving h gitvmi
K, linnet and also Nafka. f>0
mi'tiUdmftid fomiulft /or nettle- i*iid,‘ mi flit- Nmiln'Mi
m il,, north of C'hercn, i’ '*** rehl*v »i t.t in prnpar t imin
ment.
. .1 At neither (ilni'e was ref al if ’I run1ri rtnp hiisi«1>iNee itirnlintfred
of..ail I In......|Unli1y
tin tallies i tidiest etl s rapid
Kiuiiiiiiji* rminty, (In, Ni-Itelemenl of C herrn. h-isvllv
fiiJinngiT mi id, bi'vitunr
fi,111f ii ,I tail'vay stati n which
rain
fn l t i n g uf the crn|
Has I....... attached from the west
mid here iiss been
f,,t we, h- Iiy llrltUti nttemntlng
WASHINGTON, Felt. 2tt —(A*. i*i „ 11-«- of iidvers,' wenlhi,
1 ,,
ri'iu h Asmnrn, E idrenn enp—Thi* Spanish guvcm inrnt hn* I Jrelii l g Pet t lll-r, w li ii h
itnl
made tt ponthunioUft uwnrtl of I'htiinii Mild we.- a.- ill,-a
<
in
tin S 'lnaliland front, metn■1 seen
tills year,
is
Ihr rrfi*-* of M lliUry Merit with
it,, li dimi- w ire reported
Nldd inti, the market fi e
it red nlibun to Ihu lute Fldwntd
"'l.-imiral irmi" ami Mirrenderlng
J Nidi, Jr., an AiftoeUtrd I'rvnn
I."
tlii.iisatiils tlirnuglinill tho
wnr iorreMpuridrnt who wiim fit.
, hug" sill'dy area th»< '■*' J>j-n
Ully woundeti by artillery Mil'll l.rgm
* ( overrun 11y *"Utb aid!
AiH*
ruing in next wrrk
during (he Hpnnlth civil war*
cfin fo r ri'
"Exceptionally euoceai f a r Greek
with eaaentlal cltlea and towns.
activity also
Dev teas fo r
i IniJi
l.ii llriltiIf t ■I’titurl, nuigimiii' <.lits>
D r.
LONDON, Feb. Efl - W > Chtokens will be placed on rations
In B ritain A pril I because of n
"serious" lack o f feed supplies,
the M inistry of A griculture an
legation also asked tho hlghnounced
uny group to take over State
Italian Force Is
Trapped By Greckn
—
rnnvtmrm
p^frhrw fmrn ihr Rumanian
crplfal fndny.
,*
tin t,
Mrs. Allie Mario Hawkins, who
hail lived In Sanford for lli yrur»,
died last night a t 7:30 o'clock
at her residence, 611 Elm Avenue,
following a short illness.
Coming here from hi. Louis,
Mo„ Mrs. Hawkins was • nicmbci
of tha Presbyterian Church. She
is survived by the following.
Her husband, Sam Hawkins of
dsnford, two nephews, Oscar A
IHU of Ravenna, Ohio, and Fred
Huddleston of Missouri. Services
will be conducted In th* AnderaonC rlfflth chapel at 7:30 o'clock
tonight. Dr. E. D. Brownlee will
officiate. Th* remain* will lu
cent to Ravenna tomorrow fo<
Interment.
mi**
(brnrirh KiirbRircst of f^rrman
lrnp< in
unlfnrmn wm
H l’tirtwl in rllrdomntir dh*
personnel
have not
Following thr prop< n l of Ken.
since the
>r E. K; IlyuihuldiT, rrp rrsm t.
Into the ing the fifth rongresRlorinl dliu
Mrs. Allie Hawkins
Dies At Her Home
t’rh
IIFIGIM H F.
i U*V -Thr
‘S r S i i t J a s y u c :
bed. Ha assarted th a t
and Impaction methods
been changed m aterially
CAA w a r tv o rg in lR d
CAD.
(’raft A I t ack Over
l lti.OOO 'I'ons, Ger
man Official Says;
Suli Helps Assault
Aboard Airliner In Georgia Crash
mate Democratic Leader DarkIcy replied th a t It waa unfair te
n O rw u l blame tha new Civil Aeronautics
^
N U M B E R 157
[azi Planes Sink Or Damage
8 Ships In Past Two Days
Hope O f Peace
WASHINGTON. Krb. 28—W —
Senator Maloney ( O-ConnJ told
the Senate today th at If It de
feated the UrllUh-aid bill, the
psychological effect might wsll
ba disastrous for England, her
allies, and the smaller nations
of the world.
While the nation might not be
able to avoid war, Maloney as
serted he believed the bill offered
the best hone of pence.
Senator Wheeler (II.M ont.) de
nounced the bill as legislation
which would strip us of our ile.
ferses. Invito the Chief Executive
to declare war, and create a
"dictatorship."
Tha fatal crash of an Eastern
A ir Lines sleeper plane near At*
lanth yesterday revived the bitter
congressional fig h t which last
year alm ost blocked reorganisa
tion of tho Civil Aeronautics Au
thority.
Senator Pat McCarrsn, Demo
crat, Nevada, drtcrlbed the tr a
gedy as "legalised murder" and
demanded enactment of his bill
to re-establish the CAA and the
A ir Safety Board as Independent
agencies. The safely board waa
abolished and the CAA became a
Commerce Departm ent unit under
a presidential reorganisation or.
d«r which became effective last
July l.
'T h e destruction of tha Air
S afaty Board was the destruction
o f safety In tha air,” McCarrsn
told th a Senate. "This legalised
Member Associated Press
FEBRUARY 28, 1941
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S e m in o le C o u n ty P ro d u c e s
*
M o re F r u i t A n d V e g e U b le a T h e n J in t
.
S lm ile r A re n I n F J otM r ’ •*
FLORIDA,
Y, FEBRU A RY
ricnn-Built
12,000 Guardsmen To
Depart For Blanding
26 ,1 9 4 1
M em b er A n o c in te d P re s s
N U M B E R 153
Plane b On Guard In Far East
Two' Departments A»n o u n c e Allotment
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M illio n
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D o lU U I
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WAOBnfOTOK, Feb. » # - ( * > -
Dto*. highly m aneurarabla A m ii lm i built Curtlaa Hawk fl* h u
•ra f t the Royal N etherlands E eg li Indies Air Pore* are ahown
M the line te t tbe e lr beae a t Bfupncng, Java. The planet are
o sa r
Walton, f f T .
* * »** •' * ee*
Ylnchanls, f
8£3£S&
SanfordOiill sack.
gnfflvo~f ’
Eiiuh,
’hual Bpootarngn a ?Sow I
rg fc . Bstosit- on f! Ooabs
Loo, g 'aJtiiZ !
VoWMr
Tor form and named ^ B ri(
T hem poan,f
• t ll-all.
J
• Tbon Florida pushed ahead and
Ud t 7 to 14 a t halftime.
- I n the firs t rig h t mlnutoa >of
tha second half tho G ators scored
ao polnto fo r their fInset offen
sive display of tha year.
Hod Walton, with 16 points,
lopped srorors of both team*.
.el: £?a
Zdanjukaa, f
llarriaau .-g ...
Boen, g
Ml
lien, g ......
Of lt for tho flret li^ralB utos,
bolding tha powerful, O ators « s C * * 1
NtSHt
Totalo
mmole’s Delegation Will Meet 2 Committees Of
Vith Road Department In Orlando Salvation Army’s
Drive Announced
Begin Drive For
Fund* Tomorrow
ON YOUR DRY C
und
ftittsT^ra
"Solomon,
.
e
ock Air Battle
Staged Over City
Council Of C e n t r a l
.^Florida Trying To
; Raise Over $10,000
ire valued a t 96,000.
>&PjKE8E
& CARRY
*■ Beginning with a breakfast a t
the Valdes Intel tomorrow m om . I
i f I t (.*00 o'clock a drive will be
••Id throughout Seminole Coun.
f ell day tomorrow to raise
weds fo r the maintenance of Boy
work luring the coming I
Attention
Tolaon, f .
Jones, f
Myers, f Arnold, f „
Phillips, e
Winston,' g
T ram captains and their w ork,
• n will l o a n from the breakfast
ftd OtAVSao clUsrus to sell them
Memberships, an Innovation U
thki y e a r's Boy Scout flnaneo
VHanfoctl residents obtained
|g idea of how people In m Bttli-<l Kn gland feel
while
m trhing an aerial dogfight
n o n two planes from a neart *ic base staged a mock
•tile high above the southwest
B rl of the city this morning.
Their shiny wings and aieek
• d ir , glinting In the sun, the
lanes rolled and twisted in the
fcf us many persons watched
■e scene from below. The two
Reedy ships, p art of a large
Mrl, broke away from the
F 'r s and staged a maneuver
bp! had all the elements of a
■k battle eacept guns and
v 'c a a trib d to ra of |b o r more will
Iso hWsghtoad w ith a printed card
aontrihul
|Lm miy^ tfM‘
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W
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t
ifsicn i'rttstf/
•fi*;--••Mtf/.k MJ'-'u
'
r •
WllrilM
«•
hiV
ft • M A • >
l a a brief review oft ,'aoi
•sa sa fc
hJftonr In fUnftrd, 11
*ntWV«ka
h i
wohld bars
helpless pH
control "pa|
selva botn’ ' ”pock*l
cards <no
trsm ad w all certificates desig
nating them as "E agle Scout Pa
tron*.".
Tbo plan Is bolng naod through,
out tho Control Florida Council,
which U .ongagod In an effo rt to
ralsa an annual budget of 910 ,.
619.60 In aavon counties between
Fab. 16 u d Mar. 16.
Taam captains, who head a
corps of worker* Ut the drive,
were announced by Mr. Smith as
follow*! s
»,
MdssMH Stowmrt. Dt. R. W. Hu.
J reckt, Mrs. W alter Cooper, Mrs
o h . Scblrard, J r., B. R. Dees.
J r , llan ry W itts, Jr., F„ H
Smith, Jo *1 Flsld, Mis* Eleanor
Morrison, Mr*. B. B. Crumbley,
Frank-B ham us,-M rs. E. C. H ar
per,'Ifr*,* W a lte r Bach, Mrs. Ned
Hmlth nad B andaH ‘C h ats, all of
Banfhrd) Fred Forw ard and J. A
B totllaft'; L g a g issiJ and Frank
T alhpt and^C . ■* R. Clounts, of
A ? U M ,iw s * N t Dm* Seminole
O a g w r -baa; ssto n • Boy Scout
troop*. Mr. S a ttlr pointed out,
of wfckk. fo u r a to located in
Ronford, . eno In, Oviedo, one In
l l l l W f and o m in Geneva and
tboKoloa* ti 1940," u>«
th* latgat type •f Cyclone-powemd chip* producd m the C ur.
t Isa-W right p lant in Buffalo, K. Y. T hry arp doi^-ned for
bom berdntdnopU on and combat duty.
For the first tlmp. h con
certed e ffo rt will be made by
cltlee Interested In S tetr lt«ad
44 to have the F lair Highway
Dcparment complete the strrtili
of road from Mima to th r St
Johns Jllver Bridge at a liidg rt
meeting of the drpartuirnt in
Orlando tomorrow,
Senator K.
F. llnusholdcr aald today.
A largo drlegation from Sem
inole, Brevard ami Volusia coun
ties will attend the mretlng In
support tha protect. Senator Hunt,
holder, who will present the pro
posal, declared.
Oroupe who will be rrpresent.
ed a t the meeting Include the
B cnU nola' County Chamber of
Commerce, the County Coimnix•loqcVs of Bentiuolr County, the
B revard County Coinniiaslnn, the
Titusville Chamber of Cominerrr,
the-M im a Chamber of Cimimcrcr,
the American Legion post of
TltuaedBR- and the
Board of
PftiserFof Pttrf <£
Delegates will also be nrrsenl
from Chulgeld.
»nd
.
lhm»holdrr said, lo urge
In. Student Drama Senator
Urn g rad in g ,an d paving (if . Stole
Hoad 006 a t early as possible.
This
m ad
connects
Oviedo
through Chuluola to the Cheney
Highway.
Tha State lload Departm ent
will also receive a request to,
take over the maintenance of
Park Avenue from Tenth 8 lreet
south to tba present m alnten.
anre line ami to widen this sec.
tion. the Henatet said. A pro
posal will also be made to the
road group to fak t
over the
maintenance of S tate Koad 202,
which connects Ovltdo and Go.
nava and Intaroecla with Hoad
44.
Senator Housholder urged as
many ritlsena aa posalHc, and es
pecially members of the County
Commission a p | the road eomruitie« of Uni c h im b rr of Corn*
mere*, to attend the meeting and
back tbe proposal* fo r m ad proj
ects.
r *
Southern Graduates
Feb.
in , hr
rttsL Iih. a ir stren g th with whith
Bcnllu Muaolini entered the war
tmly right months ago. Air Min.
Islrr Kir Archibald Sinclair ns.
»«rlr(| ymlvnJay.
Tin- Royal Air Force and fleet
air arm now le
la Inflicting more
damage on (he German and llu.
lian air Greta than they are able
to cause and British attacks in
coining months will “ tear mure
deeply Inin the flesh and blond”
of the A lls, hr said.
w ASHINGTO n T F eb.
Agreement KcBched
By Britishi Turku
I • 1%|M»N, Feb il*»
(ifflt
):* it .1ut han rrartwri
" c ire lltn t
iiii.Iii itiliillflg' %*Uli lurkrjr R«d
«,r* ••II nil lliutuill
probm
l«h i * III til* IlMlkBU.MnllUrrnn.
• uii
Ibr N firi C'hrunlrlt rw»
| mii t•**I linlny In « i'Riro tliapaUh.
I li»- tliNpiilrh mid ibat In con••a* ii»sii with (he rom ultatlona In
I nv kr\ »*f Korrlini
Fd#n
1*91•I I ii net nl lllll, impcrlnl *t*ff
• hiff. full «lf|m have bren token
i»n nnifii.il drfrn«e inottrra.
Tlir-s.. mriMircR, it w n f>ald,
uill oafrriiiinl Allirsl iritrrm t« In
flu- llnlkan »n»i M nlitcrranr in
Rn<l **«n excellent underBlandinir
•»»» I'cen retched with both T ur
key «rnl Greece.
26
llritaiii’a nffcnalvc
1000
.“l2T‘ n planes h**
1000 |r.r
HalJan
or daalroyeil
half thr
State Audubon Society Plans Boat
Trip Down SL Johns From Sanford
^ A boat trip devil tbs H i i
R tm starting trim Baaford
dgy man tog. ai.-1 ocrvaUn
..
1*000 Italian PlaneH
PoHlroycd By BritiHh
C ct
— Tba
News Briefs
' ll|'l Bunt' a*49*1 tieliv
t^ l(|
............. had iii>krd il ,
,
• iuii Army iiffii'er , , . , .
III! mini y when In- .In. (
Fulvsllon Army ram pui,.u
| !■■
answer in no," t'u p t i,
,i.
elm rd.
"Ily so doing lie slni|.|>
,., •
linal ulgnnilatiliM tin - „ |„ |N
uf u I nmpalgn director un.l g,
campaign quota at
mini,
•mini figure. The quota linn Im. ii
- ; 1 f«v W.600 and It is I,.......
tbm everyone will put
, r shoulder to the wheel n.„|
, “ ' " ,l" worthy cause tu the
utmost off their ability
abilliv ••
LONDON,
ContractH For Arms
Amount To 15 Billion
20 —ie )
gigantic site of Am eri
ca’s gyms production Job w sa cm .
rhaalgod today by a aurvoy IndL
rating th a t
enr tracts already
placed totalled about 16 billion
m ore than sis tim es lb*
Ukto* Bownto. M ar* negro boy. d»Ma|is,
. i.. .w w i aL _ . .. I .... eLllw 4easi noa4 eif'a
n f the automobile Industry's
Sanford baa a* m any negro BcouU rahis
. . .
i
aa a n y comm unity to 'th e Control TV I f l> 9 output.
ure represented form al
Florida QsnnriL behsdtog OrianKh b r the B ritish g w .
and United BUtos dodriv* c b a lm a a daolgrod. " s i s
ragiotersd Ray Bcwuto in oeveip
•»
MWallment of
lb*;S**etool* C ounty dioU ict of
th o ^ Control Florida Council. Of
Housholder And Mrs.
Laing Meet To I'"inish Work Gr o up s
Chamber of Commerce building at
W inter Park, will be Dr. John
B. May, author, lactnrer
and
ornithologist, who -Will talk on
tbo subject, ''Binding With a
Color Camera," Mr. Kimball said.
D r., May's ad d ress will be beard
a t B tl6 P. M. Saturday a t the
MacDuff Barber, 81,
Dies At ReHidence
MucDuff llarber, retired lumI eunun who h> I lived for 9fl
jear« in Seminole County, died
at In, rrsldenre, 700 Magnolia
Avenue, last night at 6:16 o'clock,
lie waa 61 years old. .
Ih rn In MacCWnny Nuv, 4,
lhtiO, Mr llarber wee a lifelong
member « f the Uaptiat Church or
that n ly Falling health nocaa.
aitated bis raU ism ant from tha
lumber business several y ears ago.
Kurvivcrra loclude his widow,
Mra. Imna
Swain B arber,
a
ilaughtrr, Mias C erm ets Harbor,
both of H anford| a son, O. C.
llarber, Mamit tin* grondchud,
Anna llarber, Miami, an d a ou
ter, Mr*. Mary Bow*. MarClonny.
Funeral services will bo bald from
the F irst B aptist Church In M aaClenny a t 1:00 o'clock Thuraday
afternoon, and Intorm ant will M
In tha fam ily Ivt there.__
�Warfare this morning wh*
nearby naval o r army nlr
fd W
■CrDOBL
and turned many eyeg.-i
a, aa pairs of - plants
around the hei rena.
It was a Blaaaant sight to w a ic
w * vt***
eat, that, c m a p M : to
which they
imagined
SSSK&3?
involved
such a sight called , to
be between
die contests
we felt a r
s ln d th e
a rt of Judging the.pui
Ither sport requiring-ty
aSW
Sm ?Rai training' fo.
Inestimable value In.b<
w ees and time hie ape
an Imagine might ofU
«a. and death,
is, more than those o f
Ivara, and understand
m i
gwT> a-rt-jw* -*r ™ " ” *’ should be
fit!'.
Judge hie
JHn*. r B s a a t **■
L L L i____ _
|
l; the difference.
Her country, arp
stipulation. o f'a
_____________ _ ____ ________ idejrstsnd. more
Qr"lt*fl, the. operation of motor'and working parts. Thig'tx-
:;inr, .wavwo. ,aawm
r iw ’ M y. *mi •«>»
P « r a m lly food »taak i
V ^addins <<m a n f l a a t
•V..
N°* They|BBe Taxed
The |65,pop,000,000 debt-limit bill Just signed by Pres
ident Roosevelt la double-barreled legislation. It la,. In th«
fjrat instance ,of course, a debt lliplt, and. the principal
significance about th a t la that there will - still be n debt
lim it Whan the former limit had to be raised, Mr. Roose
velt proposed th a t It almply bo done away with. Congress
preferred, however, to keep In some fprra tbs device which
require* two actlona Instead of one to pass a,certain point.
But another aspect of the measure ie a t least, equally
Important. Under its ta rn s the new teturJUss issued, by
.. ....... JUi
"TOO LA'
TO CLASSIFY"
• , miaSEM. KAY
.....
Pfc-r
w-rif
diMJ.-.-V* ‘
>rtb iib 2 y o f ‘non-tax
a rdtirod in WW. it le e * .
r . t.
(w 12 oniy -Wuhml pr
'...
. ii
w if .u
.i uv
••a. to be sure. -Thh total
» w ssw
problems, but the efforts
4 cart!Vy forward, until
If taxation on th e same basis
Istlgn Science Monitor.
ftartgtOil
l o t ta n * worthy pur.
P l» a *
Groates Attention
!
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ww m fgjforwiiil
ea*rH
nembe
on OwsaaiM*
State Audubon
JjJiAY.il
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IVfcto
$W M m k
It, h« •nioyi th
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SANVtKD F L C tm j
Shrine Dinner Dance
Held A t Mayfair Hotel
jO M , L O B B W K B E A L , f lo d t ly E d itor
Two Brides-Elect
Calendar
i ammw' wsse,
•• *
itlng and an all-day aea- tba Red Cross a t th e
me' on Oak Avenue. A
dish luncheon will be
d a t lfOO'P. M. There will
be n abort program,
i Pilot ClQb Will hare It*
lar supper meeting a t the
a and Pmes Tea Room a t
? • M.
THURSDAY. “ t .
ring sessions wilt VmUntie
i* Red Croat In the Woman's
on Dab Avenue from 9:3d
11:80 A. M.
la of the Youth Division of
fstbodiJS Church have been
sted to meet In the annex
goals, a group In the WoSociety of Christian Bar-
AreGiven Party
P e „ onfl/ 3
Honoring Mbs Virginia Peaohl
and Mlsa Mary Ellen Lei her.
br idea-elect, MYi. F. A. Dyson and
Mlsa Betty_Thurmond entertained
Saturday afternoon a t the boms
of Um former with a 'bridge party,
A color motif of red and -white
wae reflected throughout the
home In the flowers used In dec*
orating Um rooms -in which tba
gueaU weca entertained and aleo
In the tallies iipon which scores
wrr* kept.
U
la. Mary
fels
Mias
Wsthen was the
recipient of novelty soap ns high
scoter for the 'games, and Mrs.
William H. Stamper received
stationery as low scorer. Miss
Doris Bus Williams, acreene -win
ner, was awarded bath salts.
Kos torts bowls In tha honors**'
chosen patterns were presented
Hiss PimHdand.Mies Ltabar from
— ---.
Ird-Thompson who !■ atatU
a t Camp Blinding visited
fomlly over the past weekend
■
, ***" P\ u’lne Bellamy and
£
Chandler spent Sunday
S t Augustine and Marlnelait
„ > .
'
“ .
S B . J. K.
Scarborough
Ocalg' was the guest of her
IhegJhJew and sister, Mr.
Club will hold Its
After the games, refreshments
r In the Court of cherry pie a la mode and coffee
were served tha guests.
ThOae enjoying the party with
Sewing seealons will continue Mlsa Pesoid and Miss Lcsher
b r tlm Red Croat In the Woman'* were;
f t * . oa-O ak Avenue from 0:30
Mies BetU Wathen, Miss Mary
Wathen, Mias Martha Telford,
"Tho^V farl^’D sJrof Prayer wUI Mr*. Austin Vlhlen, Mrs. William
• obeerved on Friday ^February SUapey of. Tallahassee,
Mist
f ,, a t the Christian .Church at c*eel|* Truhpck. Miss Doris Sue
UM o’clock. All Urn churche* of Williams, Mini Erma Doudney,
lanford ara uniting In this ser. Mias Jtasie Durden and Mias
In and have prepared a moat
ileftH, urogra m, fer these tragic
niSi.-TF*' kelleVe .In tha power
t prayer. Whosoever w ill. may
‘Dorothy Pesoid, Mis*
t, Mlas Carolyn Boyd,
Theta w'fll be a VfotW .Day of
oaghton
Watkins, .tea
m ysr Service program In the
stnodlst Church a t 7:30 P. W.
ir Um business and profesti.msl
— *- ' ■* " - "■* i program
m Wealey.
Method i-t
aa Baryte, Guild of
Schools Will Observe
World Day Of Prayer
C* S a >‘ Worker* Council of the
"SPRINGTIMER
1'.fissasss
Mrs. H. H, McCaalln, general
president of the Organisation .of
Minis tor's Wives snd Lsaders In
ths woman’s
work In tha
churches announced this mom.
Jn» that special programs are
being arranged throughout the
schools for The "World Day of
Prayer? to - be observed on F rl.
day throughout the world.
'* Attention ti ‘olio being called
to tbo fo rt that the colored
woman of the city aye sponsor' *ku
program
|n their
churches.
• The, program .this .iresr, lad
Kodua, N. Y., were guests of Mrs.
W. R. Dyson Sunday.
Mias Herschell Hamby has been
confined to her home on Myrtle
Avenue for ihe past week with
Influents
Mrs. Msrgaret Jenkins, for
merly of Edinburgh, Scotland, now
of Charleston, W. Va., will *rrive today to be the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Stine at their
home an Summerlin Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Pope bad
aa their guests last weekend, Mr.
Pope'e father, Walter S. Pope
of Philadelphia, Pa., and their
son John Pope, who Is attending
the University of Florida
In
Galaatvllle.
*,/,
Word has been received that
Mbs Oleda Dyson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Dyson, eras
Initiated Into Delta Delta Delta
social aororlly Sunday a t Stetson
University, where ihe !■ a stu
dent. Miss Dyson modeled several
dresses In the bridge-style revue
Saturday in the DcLand Woman's
_____ t
Club.
IDemocracy Lectures
Styles Of Hats Differ In Various Mrs. G. E. Rollins
la Circle Hostess Scheduled In Tamps
Communities, According To Designer
TAMPA, Feb.
—(SpeciaLI
— A ’ f t i e * ol W tW H on A n n *
Irani*!* anJ ik n o rrM j,
prrlinr ‘ l V
American Wnj,**
will l» offered i l th* U tlw t*
*it y oT Tampa, it > n » m «b n 4
today hy llr
J s ia n Elliott
Mnnney, IV<klnit.
The w rin wtU harm Mar. ( ,
imJ will be |> m m ln l wwW,
through June It.
"The j r r i n will br presented
J> 1 rour** in J f i a o t n r ; ’ Dr.
Mooney u id , "T>» (rn rra l pub.
lir Ittu J take* our liberty, talar.
>nr*s an <kWmorrary two aa cb
for granted, In the far* of lb*
danger tkrratm ing Ikna. TW
.xirpoee of this -rriev win bo
to makr I hr public o u r aw*r*
of tbr feature* anJ charartart*.
tic* of democracy ami ‘the Aair t •
ran B ay ",
( I n f h u itin f Ihr Shrine Club'*
Colon of rad and yellow, bannot*
wort ttard In decorating Um Hotel
Mayfair w han tba annual dinner
dance of lh« club w ai held Inat
evening. The lighted emblem of
tba club won' placed In th* main
lobby of Um hotel and tba color
motif further accentuated In the
bowls of calendulas centering the
individual tables a t which ths
guests w en seated.
James Oi Huff, president of the
club, acted as toastmaster and
Introduced the out-of-town guests.
Other officers of the club Include
W. C. HIM, vice president, and
L. F. Boyle, secretary and trea
surer. Frank L. Miller was gen
eral chairman of the dance which
featured Bob Knowlton and his
orchestra of Orlando, furnishing
music during dinner and for danc
ing afterwards.
Visitors from ths Jacksonville
Morocco Temple Included Noble
William M.
McCreary, Chief
Raban; Noble Alfred .Miller, O ri
ental Guide; Noble T. T. Philips.
High Priest and Prophet; and
Nobis Hugh B. Cowsn, Recorder.
Seated a t table number one
w art; Nobis and Mrs. J. O. fluff,
Mr. and Mrs. TV. E. Holly head,
Mr. and Mrs. John Sparkman, Mr.
and Mrs. A! F. Hunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry McLaulIn, J r . Mr.
and Mrs. A. I.. Miller and Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh n. Cowan,
Tabls Two: Noble and Mrs, W.
t . Hill. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wood,
ruff, Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Fox.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A it end
Bob Dodson.
•Table Three: Noble and Mrs.
L F. Doyle. Mr. and Mrs. R. F.
Mann, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holler,
Mr. and Mrs. L H. Connelly, Mr.
NEW YORK. Krh. »-<*■ > _
Pan American Aim ays said Tlae*.
day that John
Wisent, *rer
United Stair* anihn—mdur to Bri
tain. h».l n u ii ■ r r - m t l i s a a s
Ihe Alfanlh* rltpprr, vholuird to
Icarv Thur-ntay morning foe I.Lv
Lottie Mayer*, above, U one
of Ihe participant* in Ihe water
ballet, an atlrmtiou at the Cen
tral Florida K>|<o*ilinii whn-li i«
being held tbl* m » l in ttrlnmbi
MIR T H E
IlK ST IN
W ORKM ANSHIP A N U
M ATERIALS ('OMR TO
INDIO, Calif. IVb
EVA-BRSS
REA1ITY SHOP
F it perafth* im*h * **l*
lativvly Tue^lwy */l
th«*y » r r * killtsi III M
moliilf rolllhlon
W INES—LIQUORS—GINS
Mr. snd Mrs. A. W. Hsmll snd
Mrs. Hattie Coursey motored to
Camp Blending Sunday whet*
they visited Harold and Coule
Hsmll and David and William
Coursey. Mrs. Coursey also visit
ed with her nephews, Tata end
Frank McMullen and
Walter
Da ruby who ara also stationed
there.
F R E E D EM VERY— PH O N E KhO
Bill’s Package Store
■** w . v i s i t
■ ill appreciate aa
Honor Roll Revealed
For Baptiat Church
H sm ll, BlUy Hardy
Milam, Hjsa Maad
Junior DrpL—T*
R a m il. HaHn Cnb
Mrs. F o m rtJS . Oal
Did She KOI
hr (20,00^000?
*
Home Demonstration
Notes
a y REVA D. ANDREWS
Bookout. Mias Kacna Lambornc,
of Orlando, R. V. Anderson and
Mlsa Gladys Grime*. of Orlando.
Table H i Noblo and Mrs. R. A.
Newman, Mr. and Mrs. James
Wilson, of Ovlodo, Mr. and Mr*.
8. F. Long, of Chuluot*, Mr. and
M n. B. L. Parkin*, Mr. and Mrs.
o . A. Spoor, Jr., Mr. and Mr*.
Jean Adams, Mr. and M n. W. A.
Adams and Jo* Mas tors.
Table H i NobU and Mr*. J. J.
Bally, Mr. sad M n. .Alex John-
an d Dr. and Um. S. Pules ton.
TabU U r - Nabta sad
Mr*.
HlBar, Mr. and Mr*. M.
L. labor*, Mr. aad Mrs. J . M.
Oommloa, Mloa Doris Stewart.
Mr. and Mr*,
w . »L M ^ n m n r, #f Jacksonville,
and Mr. and M n. T. T. Philip*,
gf Jld M lV ttlli '
—t- ^ rf~r -
j
1 SSLJI m
ARTISTIC OH«-
A. K. ROSSETTER
itiu .M i-
T aU atfi NoW* ami Mm. j. A.
j p u u t e fl
r «-«
F L O R IS T — C E L E R Y A Y E.
•■wh T iL D i.R ira n f d f r R k
m
1 m m , Mr. and M n. M. N. Ctove.
y
M t r s s n
KAtIK
c is p a a a e a ts
and Mr*. J. I* Brown. •Table
games were enjoyed throwrhojB
the evening, after which refraabmrnta of rake and eoffso w en
served by the hostess**.
The birthday cake, which was
decorated In pink and green, was
baked by Mrs. Samoa) Levy for
the honor guest,
Mr*. Lindsey received many
useful gift* from her frirnd*.
Those present with the honoree
were; Mm. Bemuel IHJ7. Mrs
Eln M. Randolph, Mr*. J . J T M cU ln , Jr.. Hr*. Lakua Alderman.
Hr*. E. F. Ouyelte. Mi*. A. R
Wesson. Mrs. C. F.
Mr*. Flora F. am llb. Mr*. Blanch*
E. Leonard, M M Mary Btoncs.
Mrs. Dorcas Gtlger, Mr*. W. JYarborough, Ml** Ad* Dodger*.
Mis*
JT*Brown*
Meet, Mr*. OoB and u
Mrs.
Brown.
*t .
YOUR HOSTESS an well
as YOUR WIFE
Bertha Lindsey Is
Honored A t Party
Mrs. Brthn Lindsey Urea bon.
nred Thursday evening- a t bar
hah China. It will be observed home In Grneva with n surprise
rim t
Baptist Sunday
Buntlay School
ms*U at f a 0 P. M. Supper will
b# served *11 w b, have made
reservations.
N de V Howard Chapter of
the U. D. C. wUI meet a t th*
horn# of Mrs. W. It Dyson,
1301 Magnolia Avenue, a t 8:00
P. M. H r. J. if, Truluck will
Mrs. y. 11. Ratliff. Mrs. Georg*
K. Mrt'all, Mn* Irvtte Minimi sad
Mr*. Ri.llm -
nyskary slarisa. Is la
f t e g , I d m a g a new
It
jr | u
r A --* -
CELKllY I N T H H D IF T
Celery is vsluable in th« dl»l
rhle/ty *s s *ourr* of relrlum
People who are concerned wllh
l.iod only as a source of gus
tatory plcasurr |>rise celrry for
its testntc an.I flavor, especial.
ly raw.
Fortunatrly, It ke«pt so well
that much of il ran be eaten
r a w . But there sr# always the
tops and usually tha coarser, old
er etaiks that are batter cook ed.
With celery aa with tha other
vegetables, it's a good Idas to
■tart H cooking In nlraady boil
ing salted water, and to use
only enough water to keep It
from drying out. You don't want
to threw awsy th* water any
vegetable ts cooked In, because
than you loss port of th* good
flavor as well aa various min.
rrala and vitamins. With celery
it would be chiefly calcium and
><SN vitamin B that you would
A T t lV ia r *
With relaxing
isic...pause and
�Preew l
virtually I
b"S?Ss
sa sS
,0 w sto p b well nqutppcd
to teak* n j r repair* 4 a
ta m mtehln^tT. tnU w s or
dUwr equipment
’ .
.
M in S u p p lie s
cooat& r hMTtly
pUr, a tan ranry
& Z r > '* r x
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when
b«
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Irrigation
Systems
T
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^nrt 0>>~riaMlwS u *^U w U o«
Mllm North Of Sanford On The DeLaad DlfbWajr *
A e 5 * .3
wdMe* beta* produced al
I p M IA knowled** •*
S I Z Z L I N G
S T E A K S
ALL KINDS OP SANDWICHES
LIQUOR — WINES — BEER
• «••!;£
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A M A ttract tarn W tth Prtaea
, Swflajrs — Tucadbya dad Fridays
& ££»
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�THE OLD HOME TOWN.
flogs Dangerou*
To Hens, Federal
Bureau Dedaw
i WABQINQTQM,
By m m
I ALVAYS THpUWT
HENNAS A DUMB
JJHDER T W < W H v
AM O U» .
<SLAMO0a
B oyr. „
Beauty Thai lx>ok*. Twite The
Feb. »« —
Brice!
(Special.)— Hags a n m an ana*
fegw : M r a a S
f tS* S W te ro .; tlmugh
nam e la L a i r K a rr
m a d ale, and h e r fath er icoord n r la ■ rw tn t fXMTi*
h i n t h r In e te lln lo n ef the
U. & D epartm ent of. Agr>ctil'
B
W 'a
wared to the dock dia• bar home waa bombed
T hai B a h a a of Animal I ado*,
try m n u th a t It la h a ta r d o u
t« allow .chicken* to run In the
tam e lot with hora. I t la n o t on.
y hatardoox — from the alandmint of th e chicken* — b at It
* a, eaep en to lb* health of tb f
Two*T«mi* Tiifi ini? On 1!iflily
( ’o ] n n '- 1 lit i m i it* lx
liigm For You ! In
1*04Hit I ’u lr tn ,
wc* IT th e n la an.
,v(*n tnbaronloaia (eh
I I I ! a • « 9 % |- 0 t - t ~ u n i I »H
• l - M H O I I ill
T h e ) II
n |lja. iPW»!tW fjeeh.
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I In*
lu ll.
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It fit)
:!Si i v
tuvvly IIinI.
COTTON
HOUSECOATS
.land In a pin with W tobfrulooa chlhoaa- The pen waa
milt with w in meah for the
op ’ay well aa the tide* ' aqd
^ a-T S u W aL B :
Save $25 to $100
b liR M O T O CVkYS MlfiH Vd/Mt> T M £ B O T A
W S C O V E R E O T h P C T s t a d o w a s b m t f t* 0 >
P o e s w e a r a mE C k t ie -
(unwMi
mi
s u f n n r n l ' I n u n i , woven in
pi.it. in • Nuernfl slarchleaa
•'.■ll'.l • Kill,' i, oi, lily
k c t
*
S -
13
u n n u n u * .r m s d a K
Slide f a s t > r m r s or Wrap Around
style*
Kill!
skirts,
sleeves OI puffed and pretty
B argains’
i \ ii
Experts Declare
Tailing Of Libya
fe Aid To Italy
By JACK NT1NNKTT
W A ftlllN G T O N .-Fcb. a< l.- 0D
-—A t Army a ltd Navy, IIip tfen•rala nnd admirals renil Uh- news
from Libya and
shake
their
hepda over an Italian niihtnry intaatropha- but at the D epart,
m /n t of Coutinerre the rtaiL tlral
export* look a I the n -o r.l nnd
say, In af/eel. "W hai a lim it for
spar w r— «b t w »» h «
(fM^Vttyafawth aea*.. W »
and aandwlrhes far the Iwmelea*.
'Tw enty bomba liar fallen with dine through the ii-corda and
in JO yanU <*( the. "G disp” and checking with the m ni who know,
itha windprv* hfve been blast*! i From a inllilary | kiiiiI of view,
a n g t t m a ; ■rs®
jrrgldla
of
i hr
ra pin re
of
Idle
whole of Clrenslcs (rasleru l.ih-
■ ) ty the British are I imi nbT L r ’ s S oadale shudder* at /Vlout
and have hren rehashed
190' much tu hear repeating here.
In addition to lifr lo.<a of milIfary atralrgic pus 11loo a gin*I
pqnlup of her African unity «nd
Vaat Wai supplies, Italy also lust
like OB* Q ^them . P ie la *«f]
patrnnlalag and never nut* on
aoelal worker air.’ Ber food b M
TEItRY
li s ts * .* .* .* i.a-a-a-nm .l. tn
tiful, garden apota in all Libya.
She lo it half of the arable
loot the plain* above Bengali.
Except for a atmllar area around
Tripoli, capital of Trlpelltajil*
(w ixlern Libya), the
colony*!
rt.lo.boo square mllce are most
ly Larrrn plateau, rolling desert,
on weasiunal oasis and three or
four camel trulls,
There a n
trackless
wastes
I ihya that would make our own
southwestern desert* seem IlM
Id Hinilnir panlens of Eden.
Hut that isn’t the reason the
e ip e iis »f the Commerce Depart*
men I see the less of Libyfc aa
■ Ihhiii In ItalyV Thla la the
(mini: G reat Britain haa, p a rti/,
nt leaat, removed from the Ital
ian neck onp of her w eight/
economic ml) I si ones.
When a colony's rxporta to tfia
mother country far exceed har
import* from that country, ahe'a
making money for the home
land. She la supplying vital raw
m nleriau th a t carTt Im got
cheaper rl*c.wheis and
getting
h p a k { ,'htarm faclurtsl
product*
mother country
it, hpgun to de-
trranaan Afriran
they had netted from
Dollar Day * Special!
In
1UII-1P, they dis
Alrv Marquisette
covered th at tha odds were better
than alx to une aguiliil their
breaking even. Libyan Import*
wera alm ost 400,000,000 lira (a
lira normally ia ahou, i,ve re n ts ) ,
while the country * export* were
only around 01,000,000 Urn
A f tr r nearly five year* of col
on iral Ion .land development, imprnv* went of transportation forilillc*, and extension of mili
H u ffy
r ie ln o n
tary domination to the h i n te r
flg u rs sl p u lie m
land*. the Import-export rnlio
I l y m u ii | iilo ‘lt< '
had llacValld In more than eight
i of H i m Hint in . I nr
tn one. (T hr last official figure*
the (’om merce D epartm ent ha*
a -a-s-a-nni i i n ii 11 * i i i - I m - i i iiiii i i n
a re for 103®, when Libya * im
port* were MS.flhA.OOO liras and
S m art Kathinn* On a Budget!
her exports only 104,1102,000). In
u cate Ilk* that, somebody HAH
to pay l)w frrighl and in this
ra*e il was the Italian taxpayers,
In the tune of slioul f Hl.mk),Ul|(i
a year.
Hut th a t wasn't all. Think nf
the millions spent on m lnniru4l«>n, sulisldies and improvements
Think nf the millions spent on
ttnilllsry forces to keep Ih* wild
Mode l n iveiir ii■ivs sin) >-tar1st
c i r r i tribes In line. When these
IIgv Ill'll lie Kpllllg Mini hum
alive* were l-rought into Bite
I lte> tl n II fual-r^isl
tha first Hill* In the lttiO’l , ’
was e r ti m a t n l that It Cost
mure than n billion dollar!. ,
lly mori
U m y wonder m at. no m ntt»r 3
What the Army think*, the buys
mmerro figure Italy ought
Bk tTnmmr
r e a l Ilrilnin If she
to thank Great
t u | a over the whole kalwiudle?
DAIS DUNN—Secret Operative 48
N*» *• «*r*
,
■pwr will M t »*M avre
OAME
\F O L L O W
«*•* at t* * a *f«m •*
•pm* U at m w
* “ SM i
JoF*DAYl
Bfaall down f l * M i and
a ^ a n moaiW r payments
B L A C K -D lW ^ W JI
.“truVKj
A sensational price, atoek
up fur Summer, Save!
PRISCILLA
CURTAINS
■ .1 II
'l l
1 .0 0
I tilt DURABILITY
STEEL
SUITCASE
SPUN
DRESSES
]0 0
Min Mollnr
!»h%’m Sav!tiis««
l . w
mi <ituiiii l fur
fini Ii,
la tlin c ii
ihfhc’V1linijfs
LUNCHEON
CLOTHS LOO
I iiufiilrr/nl - All rmtlv
M ir* 6] xM
| til
m
in ■
Pgle V *
Hath Towels
7 FOR 1.00
u t t a.*.*.*.*
becam e It waa one of tha few empire
and undoubtedly the moat beau T utkey
In ra*(arn Libya, with it"
Iful harbor Into which she
oink million* of dollar*'In
Yemenis. She lost Derm EaarJ.ta |
“Die Peari of Clrcnalc»'’ velop the
Laat
MEN’S DRESS
SHIRTS
liiwn!
U the experiment a t
eltarflla 1 Reararch Center,
ilckana and • >1 b a n , all c
’or n year thay w «a, Ltted with
ubarruUn and Old pattant of
While (junnlltle*
!!% % « • • '• •
(|i«s
(o
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TME P H O N E /
e a n t im e
ON
w it m
dan
VO U W A N T M E T O G O
A B O U T AS IF N O T H I N G HAD
MADDENED - - A L L Q l G H T - - r L L
G O BACK T O a A N K O K ’S
TOMORROW NIGh T ----- H E 'l
M O , T C O U L D N ’T G E T B A N K O K S
K I N G E R P O I W T S *-* WHAT WAS
TH E Id A T T E R — YOU T O L D ME
S O M E O N E WA5 FOLLOW ING M E - OH • T H E R E W AS V ? ?
HE
FOLLOWED ME HOME IN A CAB ? ? 'J
HAVING ANOTHER SEANCE
THEN »
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f4±. pkjHr u j •vif 3 q |
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WHERE IS TH E S T
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RUM A i f I S O M lL l
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r a u »H p m h
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m w w 19
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f t m .'f l u t k w r t * * RAefe
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Apartment
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a CkIMa af the 6U U Beverage
r p v / iu a
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IB. Iceberg. I**C O m an,
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Tuesday.
K lo rld a . a t
i
FiVFJf.T.
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‘-^itUAUDA D,,’‘
Do*.*'i,rUan lac I* la*
IB fta ,
:
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c la im * a im dem and* w hich
r o a . o r a llh a r a f yaw; m a y h t v .
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I f , d w a w e d . 1 * 1 . o f‘ . U 4 C o J n . T
C K IJB Iir UK A le n t. D o * (* e to Ua*
yn lha Eeet Coast. Lewis m«4a
only pna public* appearance out.
ikla the hotel—la go to a barber
(
*
' BARABpTA, Feb. i t - ti p * . •hop for a haircut.
^ 0 —OMrlliae anc nolablaa bp Meanwhile, Prank Buck and
Mra. Oaa Johnson, two big time MACAZINfl BDTTOp TO »PKAIC
ale fam e hunter*, a a o ware In
faraeoU o n separate errand*.
MOla'e
DAB8 0N ‘ PARK. Peb. t t * n _ . . a i L• ia. ' • a • / •> , #•**’* Mia Johnson, who recently m ar.
une oi inem,
(Special)—fu m a ta i
& Howe,
fled Clark If. CeUi, her manager, rditor af Indudtftal and BnglMcrformer p m Ideat’
arrived last night on a visit urith
friends a* a p art of bar Florida
awnaymeea. — — ------------------Back, howover, was negotiating College open
•Ith tha RlngHar circus for tha collage audit
0 *.
*A1D
^ lu h t^ T tr °? 0K ("So.’
c e u c u r , Crt, D em and A cllaa and
Many C eleb ris : Ffofc To fraragota
’4
M* Uma, No •luot*.
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I I K i r m Daw U an. 10c tu (Or, Ua
l l p r . U c t o II* .UHOCCOU. Lk. T« la I r. „
C A U LlK tO W K K , Crt. $1.0.
< Anil Aril* Plkiw
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CAR8AOIS,
tv T
on, O
D em and flood II* eo
C hine*.. Crt* 10* ta
im ^ A m e r i c a
°n§ Ci ibam wvre round, to*
t o r Ith c quantity o f ftahty*
tUilAa
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WE PJUKAA-oF
fcH 'qUIAHA Ma Vi
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s tY s s a fts a
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M O K A H fi
lO S S i- S & tti
I Jack Coker accompanied hr
F
m im tm
<Hfc fEAUVlAM
into U»w IrUh pi
tm
A $ie
m U ltW o M O
Found In W auchula C r& 'iaSa
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MARKET REPORT
tween Britain and
f l S
W
t h k countt
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Seminole County Produces *
More Fruit And Vegetables Than Anjt
Similar Area Jn Florida . _
EatabUahed la 1908
SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSpAV, FEBRUARY 27, 1911
Wine Ships
Rickenbacker
Is Hurt In
Plane Crash
flTiiree Others Badly
Damaged In Daring
Attack O f f W e s t
Coast O f Ireland
Seven Arc Dead And
Eight Others Hurt
. In Wreck In Woods
Near Atlanta, Ga.
Modeling On A Mountain
R A F .' Blasts
German Centers
ATLANTA, Feb. 1*7 —(/TVAn E n l» m Airline* plane tipped
Hm U to pieces In Dip pine wovjs
Rear here today, killing te rm
persona and
l
_____ .
injuring ___
nlm> others.
Including famed fll»r Edd’.-i RlckOnbacker.
The l'-passenger deeper banted
against a wooded knoll ihortly
after 1:00 A. M. (E.S.T.l while
attempting a beam landinr after
^Japan Prepares For
Breakdown In Slam
Peace Negotiations
Ca ir o . W
p *n
it - .
M em ber A sso c iate d P re ss
N U M B E R ISO
Soviets Object To Passage
I Of Nazis Through Bulgar
A u t o Discovered
Hanging OverSea
Wall Early Today
Flay Lend-Lease Bill
N e a r Reports O f
Rus s i a n
Dislike
Of German Actions
Thrust Through
' Yugoslavia Seen
Owner
Reports Car
Orlando
Hoad Last N i g h t
3 Stolen On
j
Break Between Brltain And Bulgaria
J ’ .„ I I __t n ____
C a l l e d Possibility
!AP)— Brttkk bewdqssrUrs
"vpacted M i]
■ (TS-mlle
earlier the owner of the ear. J.
P. Ilrown. reported he wns h e lj
robbed on the Orlande
3 1. g hnnd
» « / ele*c to town and the
ear nliilen from him.
j The e ar « • * almost completely
Itibnirrred In the lake with only
• hit of the r e a r end slicking out,
the chief d a t e d . No aifyna of an
t c e i d m t were found at the aeenc
t n d there w r r e no m arks of eklddint- nn the road. The ra r. a 111.17
alodi-l Kurd, w n , npiuirently Un
iterm, g.<l e are p l for the nulinirrs(oh in the water.
Mi Ilrown elaimed he wan held
Bp i-y n while man Ju»t outside
the n t v on t h r road to Orlando
flUid rtihhrd of hi* r n r and $4 in
£a*l>, Chief Williams aal'L Vie
I t |m r f t ‘ii the r a r as stolen at 4 :*10
0V t rk U-t night.
Feb. 27,—< «
Chief Will In mu Mild t Ii Ir after-.
Mary Alma Brown of Aritofton, Maas., models on* of tho
akl outfits s t tha faahlon show'on Mount Granmore^ North Con.
way, N. U. This Is tha first tlma, aa far as we know, that euch an
exhibition haa been stared In winter on a mountain. Our model
wears a akl outfit of sweater, skirl and red shorts of water repel,
lent material. .
•
nm
™ ■■*r» ■§mm
The Goman High
jyiAOd today annount
Singing In Apollo Boys Choir Is
f y Easy Task, Rehearsal Shows Cost Of Blanding
Looking In on a rehearsal of
t h e ’Apollo Buys Choly, which Is
Captains Of Teams Opeodlng
Its third winter training
in Sanford:
In Salvation Army period
Small, aUrt Coleman Cooper,
director, stands before the 20
Drive
Appointed
boys, Mated on chairs In the Pa.
*‘
■
•# •
7
Team, coptohia in the men'* and
women» dlv(fclyi of the Salvation
Army drive Pere announced to.
Hay by Ray ,AJ. WUIlama, general
, In | k y m « y group
m
Mrs.
risk House of the
Episcopal
Church, and lifts his hand aa a
signal f f r ' them to begin sing.
Ing, deftly at first, then louder,
tho kith clear v e in s swell Into
tka'opening notes of the Bridal
Chorusi from Wagner's "Loheoi •.
'C tP v
lanly.* w ith a /tin s
T. Bradford Byrd, John ivay, J.
W, lu ll, E. J. Nelson, J r . IlarrU
Anderson, and Charlas Morrison.
These captains will meet with
the vice chairmen a t campaign
headquarters, US Magnolia Ave
nue, Monday afternoon a t 4:00
o'clock.
Mrs. A. J. Peterson has been
added to the list of county werk.
era for the Lake Monroe district,
Capt. R. E. Rose, director, af tbs
campaign, announced.'Capt. Rose
also called attention to the fact
that Mrs. fi. 0. Shlnhnlser was
listed In The Sanford Herald
yesterday as a committee mem
ber. This should have read Mr.
Ebinholscr.
Among
on the
Osl...
aI-- the
i ___case*
« . calling
,
Salvation Array for aaalstanca are
young bova, away from home,
Rose said who ar* pen nilea«.
hungry, jobless and wlthaul ahellar. Thrse and other needy cases
must be given assistance, b* de
clared.
Fascist Island I s .
Captured By British
■ j-ONDON, Feb. 17— tAW Britlsh fonea have captured and oc
cupied the fortified I telle n is
tend and seaplane base «f Cartel
Oritso on Turkey's • southern
Mast, it waa announce oflcUlly
Wednesday nigh* as Britain
■Wed quickly to reinforce bar
alliance with Turkey.
T be’.aclture of the tiny Island
eastern most point of Italy’s baf
M **• Mcdileirsiwan. rou-H
epecutetion that Britain with
& L T ssw r s.‘u s
IS -O jc ie - w E
Eaa Jarrell w
.Perm it a t
ha gaaipUins. Tha, bojrm^M him
are n*t Tom or Dick b u t aaprmrw
oa or AltOa.
The chair begins again. "You’ro
not opening your moutka,” Mr
Cooper etys calmly, "How can
you sing ; without Waning your
mouths?”
Again the group c l boys begins
singing, and finish** to the di
rector’s satisfaction. Then they
stand, form a double line, ami
march slowly about the auditor,
lum of the - Parish Rowe, king
ing. This, Mr. Onoper explains,
develops freedom of movement
and voice, and belpa eliminate
artificiality.
, ,
After finishing th*lr march.
Ing and singing, the hoya rr.
sume their eaats. add go through
a scale d rill Tha warit l*
haustlr*. b at Ro boy la restie...
Their wtda eyas on Ctoper's mov.
Ing hand, they *r* oblivious to
til but thslr m ute.
Meanwhile, the lUv.
Rram, minister nf . 0»
Cross Episcopal th a r s h
one who .waa lustrum
bringing tha famed C**oIj
ford I* h a lf In Ms atm
entrance to the Parish
“Tha boys d e a l bath
l.e was asked
.'l i e ? N*. I should^i
he tcpllad snill'ng. ’*'(
werk In an ' t i k i ' will
hundred sten'iyyppbftx'
ran conamteaU aafwfc*
Every afte-ryo'a t t t ■
In tha chair tehaatw
hours or a m . TheyV* g
after ;t* weak* ttf
liter should bo t ’JP
will gtvo a oootn
thy Itava on a .li
tarry, thorn all on
as far u 1L ti A
MUs Dorothy |
I n 'u v r t s r f o r ' 9$
watched a rabasi
.Inv eng lr“f bulb
quality of tha hay
amarine,” aha And
Mist of tha chi
demo,* eappolte, <
rompaalm aat. In
C o o ab r aUmbieW
K
vdUit
S S j
haa <k
Exceeds Estimate
WASHINGTON,
. The Army's construction chlaf
said Wednesday that develop
ment of one camp In Florida had
cost $6,000,000 more than ex
pected but that if original estl*
mates of Its military uacfulneM
proved well-founded the extra
money would be “well spent.”
The information was riven by
Brig. Gen. Brukon B. Somervell
to the House Military Commit,
tee. Testimony did not brinr but
*k« a*me of the camp, but Clmlr.
Ce«P
plawdlng . . f
£
E
Irnrfi all of the d r ta ili nf thr
idrnt
7l Charged With
Po.stal Violation
JrilT S B U nti, Feb 17 —(A*) —
■i
New Rfehldcnfe And
Tourists Announced
Sc it* tom D. W orth Clark
ictto of Wisconsin r n n f r r Just
voice opposition to the leml.li
hill a w ar mcanure; I. u KmILU
and hone* of death on old w
■even ora**"
Mrs. Dow Advances Proposal For j
Library To House Father’s Books Il"ii»>n
United States To
Strengthen Aerial
Forces In Ahiskii
i miii'»* nf a mi'inhrr of tho
lair .*t the Sofia Irgntn n may
I* nl i * u tsi »-xik m liiplumatlc ru«
IpiI i .-tm lt lnt*t-ii ifiitum and HuU
Mg.- M i ll | ,*tw 111tvs, i
I n t f i si-tic Toi II- m v
Sn
v IIIl (lilt *■f 1» l i st I m $*Ik * tl
l i m y nf hri huh*'i *m line
u mu11a Itl** Ini i hi mg l "i it »
rriTti'iI, BUggi eti^l ltn|n> ih*
nf memlmrithlfM hi Mi* (*
Siirifiidl Ltlirai > A *"mh I i»
I'lillP fllpd*. ti» LldUl U Hill
* thr» Or tirfuI ■* Mlrt n f f
HIi h p m i i I m uf <*'nruil ^ n
l'l*r*»iy in hvrLy, i «mn .
| •Iji yc-1 I Iiy Mr* l»m* oi it m
tk
,,
«'i. ,,
l rii* iiFPdt iulMin
nt, (In
| (|, M u , ,, M'-imfu , n
| i . t i ‘ ai'he <.{ i Im ml.
t h r ImiiMiof
IIm -m mi n t a l i n e of . ts
Mm man i* W inI ih Uri'fiovilcli,
Hi $*i-t I* jijianpoi i nffiecr whine at*
“* mil * u -T ito d they IimiI u “ good
h a »$$ i" Li'Ui‘Vi;M In- wan laLcrr
f f Min « 11ii in cn foul*' from So,
• i*i g > l-lm iliul, T m 'u y by UuU
i;in i.i ii j11■lire 411 Ih ' In beat uf
I 1m I It I 111IIIHi*,
I In 1 liivf Ilf Bluff of (ho DuU
ifh 1 1»11 .ii my, (Jciit inl I'e tkoff,
<mifi'i m l ye sterda y x*ilh P re m ie r
ll'i l - 'lf mid Kmeign JiliiuBfcr Pop*
ff, 4*ml 111 nt night ihe c ab in et
in* ( in r m e i g c n r y kchhiiin
A" the riihiiii‘1 iihiii Ihtii m'«
m*mid I'd, the gn ve in men! maned
-(ill lifinf lier in it a *’$•1 ii' h of d r .
mill- th at t*et mini d* i f iiojnett
hi flit Kikmniiinn fion(Mf iind c n .
1• 1
IluIgnriM
( o hiiiiii Mini-for Kit hlofcn wu*
1JH•Is thliiod to have trilhrd during
i Ih lull' nffcrmotii with Pnpoff.
Itritiwh cittFciii who had nil
Continued Citrus
Restrictions Urged
Give Preview Of Summer
trSwimmingln bland Moat
n i s a H * ■tea the mllll
p a* as ha
■tested ti
7 *r Rod
triad r—
R
'
i
-<nn| Hu* myntrrioui dls-
1111a1j
Cold Weather On
Const AContinues
|,,rm cohl through Ihe northern
LAKELAND, Feb. 27 —M l- liatf of thr nation escept for subFlorida’s citrus control commit, <„ro weather In the upper ralees, operating under the federal- giona of Montana, North Dakota
Industry
marketing sgrecmrni. and Michigan
yesterday recommended to the
secretary of agriculture that cur.
rent shipping T raatrietions
on Employment Head’s
oranges and tangerines be con.
Resignation Asked
tlnuad until Mar. 18.
Those interstate marketing re.
TALLAHABREK, Feb. 27 —Ml
trktions permit shipment of any - Governor Midland said last
ortnga* grading U. 8. No. 2 or night that Fons. A. Hathaway
better and of any tangerlnr, has been asked to resign as direc
tor of the Florida Employment
Service, in accordance with the
merit system. Holland declinad
to comment further.
Right O f P tcsb To
Hathaway, who receives $6,000
See Records Upheld s year in one uf the major posi
tions of Ihe Htate
Industrial
MONTGOMERY, Fab. 27 — Commission, said he had nothing
UP)— The rights of newspaper- to aay about tha governor's
and the public to view public •taUment.
records war* unit*Id today by t h Alabama BupraaM Court, which
•aid tha faaotloa af tha press In LOCAL WEATHER
galbartor Information for the
Cloudy and colder with poaaL
public “to, aaabte public affair.
i,ly a light scattered frost In the
interior of the extreme south
portion tonight; Friday f o u r ,
ally fair and slightly coldar la
tha extrema south portion.
P»M
If.ilkjin
ilinlttm nl.a
hoard
t-xl.iv lli.it S o v ie t, I t u n n i a h a s
r:il“ i'il < d > j i r|jn n n I n t h o oaa*
"f
(ii'm in ii
troona
I hri xij-Jt
Itu lu n rin
nn
d lai >js( 1 1"w | r u m l i d g r a d e s a i d
Mil
\ lo rn o ln v i t e n r r a l s t a f f
li.nl •■rilcivil n n|H'cd-UP ill d c «
r< ti f i n i'i i . i r i i l i n n s .
' ut'oNlaviii w o n s a i d l o f e a r
fh.ii Nazi mnileH ttut kmc<1 in Htl1,1,1,11 * i nig hi. uU erupt to invade
■ Hm nigh Yugiudavjta in*
■f •■■■■1 ei Molg ii n n
*"
N fiM.
ilu lg a n a ,
British
At federal g ra nd j u r y today in.
Mated 71 persona on charges uf
(Al»Ui,g postal laws in the op.
I H t i o n of a n eighU state lottery,
wkcSt. Post o f r w s g . w t a OsHMPtul
«
s i r " a million d i d ta i ” rulrrpvlae. —* H I fifif^ iphilif t»f ll»i*
eim of t h r l a r g e d of t t t kind In S t a ir s nir forrra in Al»*kn w *ia
iii* nation.
antiHurirrd In la y hy AtHfrluty n f
The lottery wan hated chiefly Wrii r„ Mimnnii,.
New residents and visitors ill on the T reim ry lodencr mid
lit* naitl t h r e r aililiilniiAl air
Sanford were announced today 'pOTte reaulta
The jur y*n in (inn rcpllMtnJ from cor|n» unite* Iff: thv wr*l t'l.l*'
hy Mn. Mamie Mero Hodgkin
rrevfitly and Ihrit* n t h r r utMt*.
head of the greeter's service of in* lB,m,qnth* invo»ligntmn
Mi re M-hnliilrU In l* av * wilhi.i
the Junior Chamber of Commerce,
.
mi I i Hu 1 iii v on I pot»"i i
They ara:
.!„■
two m o n i h <.
........
v..t.d I ...........
I" ■>
"1 snapping
............., .. ...........
k
H. B. Holma, Columbus, O.
, , r „ . II,.- Senate yesterday heard
, ............................... . ,,
W, M. Capell, Hawthorne; If
Henalor
(h andler,
Detnucral | .......... ,,
, ................ .
A, Futrail, Tampa; J. P. .She.,,
lit A■'••frill*ft* I'rraa
Kelilui ky. a m ........... ..
ln ll1
„„ n,|a l ...........
Jacksonville} Mrs. William Si,Tho tolil w rathiT lucrvaap*! It*
wart, Syracuse, N. Y.; Mrs. Fl„r- AtiHf Iii the tipper Clhiti Valley the iesm-.lend lull of eiideanu ............ ..........l)lllMlt„„
......... |
rpee Harrington. Boslon. Mass . -,nd along the South Atlantic |„ g In under mine piddle rulifl
in l*resldenl ltou«evrlt
Ml
j
M,,,,,.i , .
and E. K. Swingle, Chattanooga.
,aat Wediiraday aa more severe lienee
In
turn. Senator
W he.ln
M r. ,
,
Tenn,
•ndltlnn- moderated slightly In IV m o iia t, Montana, angrily n
I duard II,,,,,,
'ha northern Rockies and north piled that l*re»idenl ItiHiarv, It „ , , ,
j,,,,,,..
I; „ i.„.
rntral states
tryin g to "fU ni.flam ’ ll„
|,,a ,n re i
These changes leveled the tern, »»*
I'lihln
He re|,raU*dly deaerllied
„„ t|„. HHV
|
oiratures to comparatively uni. a t "»l„H-kiiigM the I'realdenl . .......... ............ ......1 t\ i
nao aalte
t t S &
flOiin that hr hud nut liven nhlr
grt in touch with Mr, Ilrown
for .VitKI.non.noO lire to bo
laid in ! | annual payments.
iIM!>■ I a I ivr M*linen to m m iiii were
s i l o Mil hy I hide go vi*i nine nt It*
h a vm Hulgpirln IumI night Dlack«
tint rcMt kctioni 11 nd t hr c a l m i n g
Mill 1-niH ruft linttcrira c»*t ahfillt
Hi>' iitv an Mlirii r f plmrp and
immiHiril 1 vehtr
Mih"iiidi niiuiir* i ircnlntcd rm-
ysi.j |v tli.it Herm an tfonpa alrea
dy hml rmaned tl**' Dartiihi* af
hfA'i'i nl pliirci, fureign military
» tt^irvi 1 v ni nl llicM* report a w i n
rmt home
out
hv
infnrmatloii
f 1.011 lic rm nn baar* m lliirnanla.
I iiiiTti’cn Cicrinan dlvlalan* —
mImoiI L'mi OOO m en— were r e p o rt
i-nt nbuting
' d ti v I hear observer* to be In
WlllOfckH
| |,tts.|( i 11 oft the bank- nf tha t I■iary (It t*«
v, , *«rut readv In *ti»rt (he croa*Ituhrnuiti
,„g 11.to Itulgaria whenever th#y
hi i ► II J J.Hi mu U, Mr? nt nf gi-l l tie word, however
Hub'fir tan* watched n n reeding*
tin* S.illir Iliirrianrt t 1ih|H»' *»f
(In ILiiigiitFni nf IIim Aiim i iriiii m T in key. where llriti-W Fnrelgn
lif t hIhUhh, i»M1*1 ahf H*li*vn| tin’ S ,T ..l» rv Eden ha- arrlverj tof
almo.t a- eiosety as
• Impti'r wotil.i ),n bulling t«s iji*. ............. ..
null* ii lot It iiwitril ill'lli l In- lo
*i»l Hill nf thu |irn|ioiM'«l Ii i(*| •Iiti I
for l lie mil' of $t
ImiMiritf
In
IllMHi** tin- fill Ml'til III *if Imolk m
Fm lhl'l |HilllK will Iri Hlri'lt lifi'j
HIof I' *41111HIlllil ttVl-B Mill f" II11.
|K»ifitnl will’ll Hie pi
iti I i' tji
iiiM’l'* ii*-mt Thursday morning «t
U.3U o clock a t th*1 llol> » io»»
K|>i*ro|)ol P a r iih lloii'p on Mag
nolia Avenue.
Mt> DoW dcilarod that II list
twen her mother s wiah l„ , trel
i, IniildinKrin Hanford In I,hum- ti,,laH.ka of Grnrral Ran (old. and
Ilml iihr wanted the building to
I ■- fireproof In order tu safeguard
tho collection.
Mrs. Dow said
that »hi- wlahed to carry out the
wishes of her mother, and for tins
reason suggested erecting a build.
Iny using the plans of her fath
er a library In Connecticut. Mrs,
Dow said she did not believe It
would be euitabte to-try to house
the collection In the present Li
brary.
Dr. Buhrmaa cited tbs practical
value of building euch a library, • r property b) tho baa stal
and asaertad that U would add
to Ota city’s growth. He suggased that tha association do “some
thing worthy of tha future of
Sanford’'
Dr. Brooks asksd Mr*. Dow
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hjji
^ Setnlnolc County P ro d u cts ~
M ore F ru it A n d V eg eta b le* Th an A l l }
,
S im ilar A rea In F lo rid a ^
vMawal
farorabU
BANFORD. FLOHIPA. T U C D A Y , FEBRUARY M. 1M 1
ain
v
rraS s
r c r*A?
M e e tin g
IsCautious Election Jury
r At Tobruk—After The Attack
open tHe n u n Thuraaay FigM.
April IT* Inrtrad at Oh. curio»
• IM P /orilk vaa pootod at DeLond
I f h j Ret Packard, repra• o f tka local club. ' '
U a w aajd Utla nomine L h | N I I D O M ! I M A W *
A diraet raaarul o ( laat a *^
rvW -’iKTJiriS:
expenses U.lL
to w ,w nmi, #•« c~«
aad
extend Baa feed’*
o f Karin* a etub thU
fcarioa Bradihaw, It wa»
4, ia atm eat a i pmtdent
aapodation but alii play
toted UOa morning at
10:11
oclock at Ttaker Field.
Ooo o f tka few ball plarera to
yvecraafullir lim p from darn 0
oateball to Urn major Iraguea la
•mo sooano, Hudson won' IT Olid
loat 1« fo r Urn alatk.placed Nata
Land, Sanford at Orlando. Ocala
at HI. Aueuatlno, and Leesburg
at Oalnaevlllo. Sunday, April *7,
will bo Um flrot o f aovon conaoeutlvo doabkfcoadora.
Florida In Second
Place; Kentucky
Leads S. E. C.
WASHINGTON. f A
sjW rw *AJi“S ,,;’s a
Continue War
Ma dub.
„ BTfor*. . W W
Waoblngtoo,
lludaon led Um Sanford team to
two auerraalvo ponaanta In the
Florida StaU Loagu*. Three twa
tk m
Seminole County
per.
tout
Bat.
'
r to
low.
mb*
I to
■tka
last
mid
the
probably
of tbo “win and Iota” average of
A TLA N TA ,
Fob.
U -W > Kentucky'a 'dtfabdJna champ Io**
mill carry pn.lotirnam«nt Waderaklp Into tha BoutboaaUra tm.
baakotball rerahral at
Tliuiaday.
three more victoria*. Tba
Tigers hopped from aa
place Uo Inte fifth poa
winning a pair,
Only'tomorrow's battk
Kentucky and VaadertrUt
on Um cenfereuea oehodal
Kentucky defeat weuld net
Cota below runner-up.
which flnlahod IU cam;
week ago. The Teanraw
beaten only by Kentucky, j
and Georgia, whipped Vaa
Sanford Bowlers
Lose In Return
Match In DeLand
Republican And Deni'
ocratic Heads Tes
tify Before Group
About Expenditures
Youths May Join
CCQ Board Says
J A C M O N V IL L * Fob. I t ( s I*oriai) — Seminole ■- - Great?
youths between tbo age* o f IT and
TUPto-may anroll ta the
Sanford loet a .return match Chilian CuMorrutJob Corps thU
ayrd ta DaLand yoetorday auk. weeitb.
,
g Um aeore wren fo r Um G o t
Tbo State Welfare Beard has
ro matebaa Um M a i bowling
am has played la .In tercity
imoa, U B.Hopper
amid 7**h A y w , t a M
of four ttamu
rday. ,
.
ta ta tho p
u
t
.
■ .
Today Um rvpremataUre o f aa
tertelty Usque, taatadta* Leo*.
M i' KnaUs or New Smyrna, and
lLand, will moot with tbo J*r
O f
M—
Committees, Plans Cerman Sub Base
To He Announeed
I enter, Rose Sny« British Bombers Hit
Addis Ahnhn, Make
Roy 11 Will is lit hn«
Assault On Tripoli ,]
namct) i*i‘ttrrnl oinipaiKn clinirntnn o f « tin*» Ituim* a m ir r ram.
* t *••*»«-|m••• Frite
l!!i
paljrit of ih# Faivntimi Army,
A.lolf Hitler':.
F ren ch
Mix Bowling
Doubles . •
,
w. u
Progressive Press.________•
Great Bouthem Truck___ T
Wort Jewelry---------------IT
Harry’s Liquor Store------- 7
8
I
•
8
Grapatte Bottling Co. .;— d
T
B y
O ffic e r s
Attacking th* Lcaae-Lend BUI
aa a nmaaure which would UtevL
tably load Um U. 8. Into acOro
participation la th* war, Sena,
tor Oay.M.'.OUtetta, Iowa Deam.
crat, declared Um bill would ” fur.
tW r deplete" America', "mao.
f P f . W ta ta > f
permlUta*
■ t f y f —* of,' m ating and future
: -VABUINGTON, Fch. SB.—CAP>
— A apec la I grand Jury which
baa InroaUgaUd the 1040 cineHon campaign axpenditurea re.
ported today It had found noth.
Ing to Justify tba Indictment*.
.
•*# wltneaaea who
toattftad before the grand Jury
wore Chairman Edward J. Flynn
We Democratic NaUonal Com.
»**# # , and Joseph W. Marita,
Um republicans’ national ehalr.
OPMPri*.
DEL"!?i
•’now
M
ini :
n
c o r n , etc.
A . Rntwll Seed Co.
Linguistic Coach
Haa His Troubles
TXLKPHOKE 41
CHARLOTTE H ALL,
M V - Harkam, senten,
OnI t ‘1
T
who u ld tba
Um City Commission decided at keen allocation
No' .tegular moottab In Uia <JKy machine tenia
HaB last .night l*.Tears Um tend. bails, n* ad.
on thqr t o x » whoa It
m removed by Um State
f DepartnmnL * .
Commission * w l l l h u y a
utrollef fo r Um light, Mr.
aid. la th* ovent the Lam.
author!a** th* State Wan-
Md. —
t o ' Um
BUM PER
'-rnoMt
in Orlando,
SUJHOUR
EDS
—
i l Cr W F
mtaom and
• voluntary
"th* altosItaB.
acuta that U
dealrmbla" that
HI** bo onforead. .. . . . .
fans* InSustrlea tba napplba they
need.
:
’
RtrtUnioa acted under the *orelled naval kneedirg la*r. atenad
by Preaidant B au avaltU at June
ta, which granted th* Prvaidrnt
newer ta lareka mandatory prior
Ilia»- Mr. Roooovolt delegated thii
to th* OPM.
Rtettlalua Mid ‘that alnc* the
pewar nevwr bad hows used, no
, up yet
merbanlam has
t f enfant# It
It.
rtn* loyal
said any rioha Ukan
tnforcemant
i atareodln**
h* aald.
Sorvic*
adeer.
can Id
Sea Island Cotton lanford Employes Second Volunteer
Given Awards Leaves For Camp
W ill Be Discussed [re
i'or Safe Driving
With Large Group
By Leesburg Man
' Kighteen City employee have
Treeivnl two-year awards of merit
fer ,afe driving and two others
bare been given ona-ycar elta.
«.n», It was announced today at
City Hall.
Metal emblems and certificates
merit were given by Richard
I'lacc. engineer for the Glen
Wllv Indemnity Co. of Glen Falla,
Y., who handles tha Clty'a
lillity Insurance. It was pointed
that during the y u r 1040
re were only four minor acelnts Involving City automotive
tpmvnt, and the total damage
Thoso who received the twpTMr awaiilt ware:
Roy G. Williams, J. A. Howard,
f - H. Shaffer. Roy Tlllii. James
Houghton. S M. RiChard, G. !Duncan, J T. Hardy, C. fl. Teaion. Urn Smith, A. Kendall, Ro.
I-art North, Wesley Preaeott, Tom
Il odge.
*
........
A. L. -Ilarineau, -Thll
King,
F- Vickers, end Willis Dixon.
Charles Dunn, Jr., and Leatar
Matthews were presenter! one.
year awards
The ritati-n -n th* merit eer.
I if Irate read as follows: "This
certifies t h s t ------- has driven a
.ommercial motor vehicle in th*
■ervlce of the City of Sanford
trom Dec. 13, 1U3R to Dec. IS,
1039 with a non-chargcable acci
dent record
A ancclaliit in thr
highly
aprclallied work o f raUing R«-a
Island, Hr. Walker will describe
method* of fertilising, plaiting,
the type of soil neceaaary, end
control of boll ,.weevil.
Mr. Johnadn m m th* long *ta.
pie flea Island cotton aa a new
summer crop for farmers in this
section, and aayd that romlltion*
for raising It hero are kdral At
I^rshurir, the center of this crop
in Florida at present, pi ires Is -1
year averagtd 33 to 34 cents s
pound.
Most Seminole farmers plsnt
Utile during the summer except
corn. Mr. Johnson ssid. snd theIntroduction of cotton would he n
.new source of Income os well *•
rlv* labor aomethlng to do m
the summer months. The cron i*
usually rot rut around the fir-i
of March, and matures In th.
Fall.
Since the cron has never l.cou
grown hero before. Mr. Jnhnm •
Mr*. Abbot U s Dow w llL b «
said the menace of tha boll wee.
wit will k* cenelderablv lessened present at a meeting of tha Gen
Mr. Watkvr will discuss the - ral Sanford Library Association
methods o f growing Re* tiland nt the Library Thursday mom
... mg at 0:30 o'clock. It was an.
cotton end *H farmer* Intereste.i
In hearing him are invltrd t<1.1 uMBcrd today.
discuss
the meeting Thursday, Mr J.dm-.1 Tb* association will
plana for housing the library of
son uld.
General Sanford, for whom th*
. Itf I* nsrfied, which haa bacn offi|-d to th* City by M n. Dow.
(teteral Hanford* daughter. All
intareated In th* project are tn
vltad to the meeting.
Formation of a chapter of thr
National Aaaoctatlon of Itctin-'l
Railroad Employes will b« •"«cussed tomorrow afternoon »t|
1:00 o'clock Ot a meeting in
the Commission Room of the
WASHINGTON, Fob. U -iP J llepresentative Green Mid Monday
City Hall.
■
i. L. Burk, grand eccretaryItebWWTW th* areoclktlon. will had agreed U re-establish a camp
attend U m ' meeting to outline *t Gold Head Branch, Fla, ad
tb* obJooUvo* o f th* group, n jacent to Camp Dland lag.
Ho laid 800 man would bt etaw u announced. A ll railroad mm,
particularly Owe* who are eligi- ilowod (her*. Th* unit’s principal
work,
ho uld, would b* on th#
hi* U rvtur* or who have ao
yean turvteoj or# urged t*> i Hand Ing reservation.____
Group Will Discuss
Library Of Sanford
Retired Railroad
Men To Convene
not assigned to
seta to permit I
Um community
•r ’BV.'Ooeyana |
the freak wladatani-Triilcii raced
through Contra) Fitted* teat Do-
•
The disastrous attack aa the warahlp camr as
It attempted to halt tbo British advance by
heavy guns.
continuous firing of
blasted by
Air Fore*.
M. N. Walker, plant patholo.
gist at the Florida Experiment
StaUon at L«e*hurg, wilt discuaa
the possibilities of growing Boa
Island cotton ta Bamlaole County
at a meeting at farmers Thur*.
day night at Ai00 o’clock at tka
Seminole High B*h»ol Form Buildtag, Ate* Johnson announced to.
T fi
WVITATOES,
i ■ The Italian cruder Ban 0
harbor, Is In flames after It
direct hits by the British R
Walker Scheduled To
Speak Thursday On
Possible New Crop
E5&SLaftgX£
-V*
In London
R o y Williams Is Spokesman
Staten Nothing Un
Occurs And
Made Chairman Of usual
Denies Hitler Claim
Service Campaign R.A.F. Hammers .
Ia d o - C h ln e ls
dped
N a zi Sea Offensive
Sinks British Ships,
High Officials Say
ember, M n J. 0. Sharon, Jr.,
chairman o f Um t a * l Chapter,
aaUl laiau
* ro.
f>./ ‘ J^-s*•
te VfWtaA Uf'VW
Five Bus Loads From
Central And South
Florida Also Depart
Capt. It. K
llrccl-r, an.
itoiinrrtl toil
Mr^ Williuan, bbli«» w n n l**rt.
ihI ul* m M’/rlil lut'd*tilt if of tiu*
Salb’adon Army *.lvi»t»ry Iwiar*!
lay Vian«ta 11 C'liu«a'. i ’ri’tl WMmiii,
ami J. I. 111irI<*v. vmII liavr rharfr
of Ihr ilriva* li» aivurn fund* l«»
carry on Ili«* Army'* pmirrain »luririf thr ctinunf y»ar.
Mr* II If I mrur ha* Ikm ii
named vicr rhntrman t•• hroit thr
women« divlaitm, ntnl Kartyli*
llnuaholdrr Mill timet thr men*
division. Th«»»«* lut* eonimillee
chairmen w ill meet Wedne*ilnv
momma nt ID (Mi ti clock at the
dbmpatfn Hradipiar trr*
Other eam|*aiirn cemmiltre* will
be nainetl nml plan* for the drive
will he «Mithni*d nt n conference
In the neat futuie, ('apt Ho*?*
stated
Capt Rose. *ho Itu• directed
the annual drive* for the past
four year*, i* taking charge again
thi* year in ordn In economire
In every f»na*ihle wav and thus
make the cemmuntty dollar do
the moil goo.!
"A t a recent meeting of the
advisory hoard. Brigadier (\ J.
Hickey, division*! commander for
Ihe Rout^ Atlantic Divlainn. *poke
to the bogrd member* Of Halva.
Hots A i m work in general ’• Ca#4
Rr«e *nid. "There r i p a freul
leal of inlereat demonstrated hv
those present and a number of
n>ir«tinn* were n-ked -eejir-line
dlfforcnt i-t-Avca of thr
Ati,-i,
Armv w ork"
t'-mpairn
bradniiarlci !-»•
tmn •••lat-lishc-l st 111 M-emdi.i
Avenue, thr"U|rh the cn.oiio'iitmn
. f Mrs ^nilic llroiiso snd Vivmn
Sp*'*'r. Tl-nsc ilchirtna t" P '' in
lomli with ramp-iien worker* ••'#
Hskod tn Irlcphniic OO'I
Lraving at 10:00 oclock this
morning, Banfonts sccon.1 yuluntser t* answer tha draft call. L i
n e r 0. Banks, arrived at Camp
Bkr i l f g this afternoon along
with Hr* <»“ •
fn5J"
South and Central Florida, the
draft- bMrd reported today.
Miv'Banka, i feeh Atk tnche#
tall anB weighing tlD pound*, aaU
this morning that h# wai "rartn
to go." n « had talkrd to some of
the boys at comp and edmltta<t
that th* life sounded good to him
Asked about the difficulties ot
getting a uniform to cover hi*
Dig frame, Mr. Bank* replied thet
" I didn’t hava
much
trouble
when 1 w u In the National Guard
In 1024 through >7. You know,
all uniforms are two sites too
large or two elice too email, so
1 Just get on* two slice too small
and look ilk# th# real of th# boys
....
., •
Mr. Banka will be under some M l l d d l t S
L llK lb lC
of the asm* officer, at Camp ^ l U U U l M J A J ia b »re v.
Blanding that he served undci
when he was in the Guard unit
At that Urn* Brigadier General
J. ('. Hutchison wae In commend
of th# Sanford poal, and l.butrnant W. V. Rungs and Urutanani
Ldmund Melsch. --salt- I ruler
K K. Nordgrvn ware officer*. M- ot the Sanford U>d|rr of th-' Klk>,
Itanka served With the mrdiral a—loiim-ed today that h-iih --hoot
drlarhmrnt at the post.
•Indents utr rllgthle to elite- " "
Born in Tallapoosa, (is , Mr -•••ny rontrst ntt "Whet ll-tcle
Banks ram* here In lt>21 with Sam Mi-sns to Me, so.l • m|>ete
his family and attended Sanford f - pi lies of fl.OOO. J.’iOO, itMil
schools. Ha served with Ihe Na tL’Ml to be awarded hy the Klk •
tional Guard for four years and National l>efrnae Ciumiil*non
received an honorable discharge in
The conleat cal)* f«»r an analy1927. fo r |h* M i l few years he 1 ai* o f a painting by I' < Ileal)
has been employed a* transport wliirh at a distance i* n likene**
driver and was working for the ul Unde Ham but at cl«»*eup i*
Rote Truck Line before he vol a mutitage effect uf
aulrtirra.
unteered, be aald.
nuf*eat mill workei*.
and Ibe
He leave* hla mother, Mr*. A r lupttul budding.
les Banks and two sistere, Mrs j
Analysis of the painting i* hi
I. Felnberg and Mrs. J. L. Horton I ailililinn lo the 3041 In f»04i wool
all residents o f Sanford.
ixaay
Hu’ painting waa r«r«*ntly pre
M-nlnl to 1'rraldrnt |(iMia<*vrlt by
nu-tiil'vra uf tha Klk*
Uafrnaa
<'oniuii^tinn anti Will In* u«rti by
I lit- War Department a- a national
dt fi ii*e poster .Sanford merchant*
Mrs. J. A. Shepherd, f020 Elm are iliaplaying the ptwxtrr in their
Avenue, died yesterday morning tomdowa, and the rules » f tlie
a
following a heart
Mart ’ attack
In i oiliest appear uli Ilia inVaia** foU
Savannah, G *„ White she *ri> of the picture.
Flailing reUtlvv*, It was le*rne«l
The local defense committer di
today, Mrs. Shepherd had lived In recting the conIf Ft U mmir up of
Sanford fer about 80 years,
the Rev John J. Krllaghun, chuir.
Survivor* Include her husband. man, W. II. Relta, K. A. lioiNltpeed.
3. A. Shepherd o f Sanford, a leu liutner. and J. R. Ht«*wurt.
daughter, Mr*. L. M. Lein hart of School aulhoritlea are co-opcralMacon, 0a., throe sons, W, II. ing The commlttea ha* rhoaen u
Shepherd, C ilW Beach, Dr. Et Jury of throe, tha Rtr. J Hemani
o n ! Shephard, Spartanburg, 8. Root, Miaa Charlotte Moughton,
C.. and C. i . Shopherd, Gaines- and II. James Gut, who will select
villa, and OOVOtuI grandchildren.
Ihe three Lett eeaaya at the end of
Funeral arrangement* will be the contest, which close* Mar. 31.
Members of tho committee and
high school principals hrte copies
uf the rules of th« contest.
Men Die* tn Tampa
J*aaab‘
Li
U , fatter
O telili*.
Secretary Btimson
Inspects Blanding New Record Is Made
CAMP BLANDING. Fob. IA — For Strawberry Sales
UP)—
Bocratary p f W ar SUmaon
PLA N T CITY, Fob. 8 *-(S p erial)— A now raeond for atrawberry sales fo r th* aeaaon was
aet her* yesterday whan 111,600
pints were marketed with farm,
ora receiving |14,S0I.
It was Um biggest ante alnoa
Jan. I A 1841, Jana** MrGae, man
ager o f tbo Plant City State
farmers' Market, announced. Th#
r---- -------- „ u jg td
Mate a _— . .
McGee said that wRh favorable
t
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-xva
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..
ft
[i-
L.rH
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si .^e'S^SSSri^.ss-Aa
J t A t e t r ’M
it*,’
■gHayFy^HK
.
imt* uf Hhipn in n ilrivtih
n iiti-h Hhipplnu lines.
A Idimlnit nuvnl spokesman,
hmvi'ver. asserted thut "nothiiitt extraordinary" hod oe»
ctirreil in the Nazi counter*
tilnrknde, nnd denied the claim
iiiaiIi- I.\ Hiller himself yeatsrdajr
Ihnl Jlfi.tlOn tuns of shlppUtg
ha,| lo-sii sunk by tha Germans
l(l two days— n figuro revised
upward hy 3H.0U0 Iona today.
Striking hark in a campaign
ti disiupt the German tea offen
sive. British planes delivered w
two.hour assault on a Natl Uboat hn«e at llrrat anti sent larga
number* uf bember* acrota via
4’hannrl toilay for blows agalnit
Nan.brltl French territory.
Rritiab bomber* al»n poundad
Atlili* Ababw, capital of Itallfiw
contpiered Ktbiopia. and raldad
Tripoli in Italian North Africa.
While the campaign in Libya
■bowetl no fresh signs o f activity.
Ihe Spanish press noted th* .
lief of many Frenchmen” that all
Nrrth Africa would awing O Vtf.
to Gen. Charles D# Gaulte’s "Fraa
dn?re^rps«*uh'W >rilxJ!af -F w fik .rC
«ia
The ttrlllsh declsred Ethiopian.***
it regulars had taken Mnyal*. on
Hip Lthlopla.Kenya frontier .and
thus the “ last Itslmn J ra O M -fl
let*’ «
have tieen evicted from Britl*
territory. ’
A total o f 217.300
ping has been sunk
lAitimrst o f w a rfa re
((•■ llB B T d Of r
ton . o f s h ip *
in the latest
ugatnat R ri« « f Twtaf
f,2. wife of M A Merritt and
n-.iih'iit of Hamlnolu ( '—inly for
Hip pn.l Id year*, dud at her
I———* nptir Gpiipvii ta.t night
foilou inir mi illnr** of several
nmol If*
Horn nt Nru Sinyrnn on Aug.
ID, IMhH, Ml** Men lit was a
nieml er of the < hurt h of God.
Hurvivuia mciiult, in athlilion
to lifr hu«hant1, two »on*« Wayne
Merritt. Miami, ami Math A L
Ini Merritt, Jr , Norfolk, Va;
mv tluughtera, Mi" MiiIm’I Rte.
vrn*. Miami, Mr*. Aregun Davi*. Miami; Mr* tiritfi' Stafford,
Knnfoitl;
Mi*
Fit-1a Altrnon,
Minim; Mi*« Joy Merritt, Geiii’iit; unit Mih* VVktR Merritt,
Geneva, her mother, Mr*. I.ulla
W Tucker, New .Smyrna; four
*i*t« r-4, Mr*
Ada Sloan, New
Sinyrnn IlcArh; Mr* Annie Dur
r if. Ft
l.anilrrtlalr, Mrs. Eva
Bernard, Miami, anti Mn. Vlrgie Wotmkln, Miami, and one
Irother, J. K. Tucker, ( ’harleaton,
8 r
Fulternl service* will lie con*
ilucteti Wednesday ia/I r moon gt
:» (Ht o'clock
at
the
Erlckaon
Funrisl Home with the Kev, J.
F Revel*, pastor of the Church
of Gud. officiating. Burial will ba
in Evergreen Cemetery.
Insulin's Discoverer,
Dies In Plane Crash
O TTAW A, Feb. IS — (AT— Sir
Frederick Banting, whose co-dle.
rowry of Inaulln haa oared th*
livaa of thoUMnda of diabetic*,
and two companions ware hi Hod
In Ihe crash o f a military ptaM
near Trinity Bay, Newftundlsnd,
Col. J. L. Ralston, minister at a *,
tlonal defanao. announced y ttle r,
day.
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•
Capt Joseph Mackey o f b a >
ana City, pUot Of th* plaa* which
crashed loot Friday, ta allva and
is being raoouod, Babtan u l i
*
Th# w T M lm i o f tbo plan* vaa
L0CA1
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u 4*-. w i t fajOBvJ A J
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Oa* *rv8kwv
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4j A ' w vSW ■tiT*v
if
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Mary C. M erritt
Dies A fter Long
To Enter Contest
Illness In Geneva
Conducted By Elks Mrs Msry Cbtllon Merritt.
CCC To Reestablish Mrs. Shepherd Died
While In Savannah
Camp Near Blanding
Father Of Sanford
tt violent.
„ r f (,,H lvo wn„ r e p o y j ^
lit
t;i>rninn HIkIi' t)oni
I oi Imv to Im vo mink 2i
■.aa;
r
�IPH & gi
Hitler T^Ds Hi*
HiUtf'a
U-boat
o f military strh
a *
■y* w w i
the moat im-
p orU n t
■ o f military
,4he bead <rf *
u x sssn£&-asi
vane* for the Effect on OermaTldH
[bo a» a mean* 6f establishing htmae
linay be that ho ia attempting to «
make them Mlievc an Invasion try
resulting
in’ a
ft relaxation of vign
vigil ator
S7V87
rBW
,tJnr in
along
■evenwftl S C " ,
Or. maybe, the Nazi leader i T t i
i
America that peaaege of the lcaa®4*nd
anyway in. the face of proepede that
>/C7is% tf Z uZ. England would have to run n gauntlet ,
An<i he might believe that ft trot
.
w
«ffoct on CgiUtTon for convoyfrt* <rf t
H g 3 5 B 5 g t r *& •crott lh» AUantic.
■SftT!"****.- ■"*lb
HlUer’e. announcement certainty bm
’ JL*,rJ g tS n fiT *^van0e that with the coming of 8prfi*
,t W |iwin»
Prowl the aeaa In greater numbers tti«
jpy*
wh*t I" mere Important, they have
■ •ro w »w »»> . 2 & £
”
z
* ” » av w
“• " * « « * «
Atftaiisssssy^
jL trfL e y a gain S“ n » hflP
tarn id vote ms; My RoyaJ
I K v“ l ■rr» r ®f * w
their destroyer ecMm*
f0,V w l f c r J S r » . , f f S T * * * * r0* * ,<r escort c ra ft, and Jo t h
rwrfyt In distance pair* bomber..
I' 3
”
ss_l»«t. i ,
Whereas, . clear sky and a eafcn o
LU>a /j '«■ for a submarine to stay a t'ite mid
g
p -
* f e t C g i S M
f t T *
« *v«ry- Cf«rtsi patrol boat* to openOe farther
,,gh mrs fad*.
" lthout “ yln* that Brtta!
mlttda for the large number of submay
Is Urns for tea Ui* y v« * food account of itaelf and the tdl
I!!*.,_____ .u .
* * P P * » with their 1
'RD FORUM
B *n ford,
F W (d » .
c,UHr^ v w
r
of u* lowir ft Will V«
<w
puncture* it
champlonthlto to th
ose sail Rottmayer
Veep, in the ruimlng, Collegiate
developing what America needs
ily for national defense b*l for
flood and forest firs emergen-
dwtak^KSlfid
O f asn iron M ta Vho
fe ig h w s , •
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rdtariTid
tafieM*
»d r!
a s s is t
■fcasSS
g tn a rs l s U f f .
11
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T J*1
�Bureau
Oft
ww •
a
ther, are magnetic forree also at
work.
forces. If a man
/ y fI
Whateeer thr furrrs,
*
Makes Analysis
Ui •sun,
%
Military Highways
.,
,
TUESDAY
r Glad lola Club, 0. E. a , will
% c t t i t the home of Mr*. E.
C. Haiptr, 1311 Palmetto Ave« M , at 3:00 P. M.
Sewtag setslona will b« held
far the fled Cron from 2 JO P,
# 1 . until 8.-00 o’colck at tba
i r i w a ' i Chib,
WEDNESDAY
Tbo Civic Department o f tha
Womaa'a Club will have ft* reg
ular meeting aud an all-day ses
s io n fo r tba Had Croaa at tba
™lut* thouae an Oak Avenue. A
covered diah luncheon will be
a*read nt 1:00 P. M. Thera will
bo n abort program.
Tba Pilot Club will hare IU
regular anppar meeting at the
S ’ el me arid Pint* Tea Hoorn at
, T i » P. M.
?
- THURSDAY
t Sawing taaalone will rontlnua
Tor tba Rad Cruaa in the Womin'e
Onb on Oak Avenue from >:3D
■ m ill 11:10 A. H.
Girls of Urn Youth DivUlon of
tba .Methodist Church have been
Toque*ted to meet In the onnas
to organise a group In the Wo
men's Society o f Christian Ber
tie * .
^ Tbo Townacml Club will hold IU
regular ’ matting In tha Court
,21m m nt Isto P. M.
‘ ’ ' FRID AY
J |‘
■will continue
Croaa In the Woman's
_ —_
Oak Avenue from 0>30
bntil 11130 A. If.
* Tba World Day o f Prayer will
be observed on Friday, February
H i at (he Christian Church nt
SiOO o’clock. All tba ehurchee of
■U nford are uniting In this ser
vice and have prepared a most
helpful program for theta tragic
times. We believe In tha power
Of prayer. Whosoever will may
tome.
m. Thera
inert will'
win oa
be a World Day nf
Tayer Service program In tha
^Prayer
Method lit Church at 7:3(1 P. M
fo r the business and professional
women of tba city. Tha program
la being sponsored by the Wesley,
an 'gsrvica Guild of tha Methodist
GChttrch,
,t t
‘ **v vr •. i I
f The scries o f brldv. Inwnni, by_
llrir. Charles ttelslef o f Otfshdo
ageing held' rods''Friday hr tha
^Woman’s Club will hp dispensed
with this week 1bneali-e af the
fWorld Day oP P ra y iV whkh la
i
“
Miss Mary Wathen entcrUlnad
Saturday evening at her heme on
Pal motto Avanua with a bridgeshower, honoring Miss Virginia
Pexold, bride-elect. •
Arrangements or sweet peas,
snap-dragons and blue delphinium
wera used to emphasise a patrio
tic color theme In the living room
whara garnet of contract were
played. Scorns were kept on l* L
liea In n Martha Washington dasign, with tba pencil* attached
being'In the form of hatchets.
In the games Mis* Cecelia Truluck scored high and was award
ed a costume Jewelry bracelet
and sreeno winner, Miss Lillian
Adams, received stationery. Mlao
Mary Ellen Lasher, brido-aleet,
w u prtttnled ■ hammered aiumU
num compote from the hoslera.
Miss Pesold’s gift*, rhlna in
her chosen pattern. Wosdblne,
were presented to her In the
form of a “ special delivery pack.
ptr*.**
The hostess, assisted hy her
mother, Mr*. 1. E. Wathen, M s*
Dorothy Pesotd ami Mis* Bette
Wathen. «ervrd refreshment* or
lea cream and Individual cakes,
Ired in red, white end blue to
those preeent.
Invited te ho with Mis* Peiold
and the hostess were:
Miss Doric Sue Williams. Ml**
Betty Thnrmond. Mis* kOrlh*
Telford. Ml** Cecelia Truluck,
Miss Dorothy Pope. Mis* Liman
Adams, Mlsa Marv Alice Wil
liams, Mle« Marjorie Cogburn,
Miss Bette Wathen. Ml** Dorothy
Pesold, Mlsa Jesale Durden, Mlaa
Evelyn Echols. Miss Marv Ellen
Usher and Miss Carlin Palmer.
Also, Mre. B. E Aiken Jr..
Mia. Brourfilop Watkins, Mr*. C.
0. Earl. Mr*. I*. P. l>«old, Mr*.
William Stamper, of TsIUhjiscc.
Mrs. Austin Vihlcn, Mrs. P. *■
Roumillat and Mra. V>sthen.
Truth Seekers Meet
At McKlm Residence
^ p ra ya r
-
..r'j
I I.o
i FIT FOR FAMILY
AND KIDS TO SEE:—
Double Program BARGAIN DAY
B YLINE ouy who
Lotirr
Mra. W. II, Stcarart Is abl*
to be out agsln after suffering
from an attack of influcnxa.
oflfig+r
,
jh \
W B Irf
f4 r ;.i
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Miss Dorothy Couch of Orlalu
do eras the weekend guest of
Miss Joan Aitarello.
J. If. Fitawatcr of Jacksonville
visited yesterday In Sanford, en
roots to Orlando.
Queen Elisabeth
Visiting Dartmouth House, London,
Mra. T. L. Tyre of F t Pierce headquarter! of the English SpeakIs visiting with Mrs.
Murray la g Union, Queen Elisabeth In.
Jarvia at her home on Oak Ave- ■poets a chlld'a coat, part of a largt
shipment o f nlothlng sent to Eng.
land from the United States foi
Mrs. Varnon Gillett of Cres
use by Britain’s bomb victims.
cent City is visiting with her sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mr*. W. C. Willingham.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Black of
Tampa were the weekend guests
of Ur. and Mrs., J. It. Brown at
their home on Laurel Avenue.
Southern College
Students To H ear
Governor Holland
P pv Chornenlng has returned
to Miami, after spending a few
LAKELAND. Fel-. 25.— (Hpe.
days In Sanford with Mr*. Chor- Clal)— Gov
Spes-aril |L. Hol
penlng.
land wilt I*,• turning lhn»t» MK'ik
Ing
during
Founder**
Week
Mrs. L. A. Renaud of Charles, Mar. 3 P. at Florida Son their
ton 8. C. was expected to arrive College. The nridrr* by Governoi
yesterday to spend several days Jlelland. a former trustee of
In Sanford.
the Institutirin, will be the high
light of alumni day, Saturday
Mr. and Mr*. Cohum Walker Mar. ft.
and son, Stephen, will return to
Final
plans
fur
Founder*'
day from Miami where they have Week.
which
c i'lfbi it ten
(he
been since last week, visiting
acJiool'R
5(tlh
n»mivi*r*aryt nn
their respective parent*.
Wow bciiip devclM|UM) |y fnciuiUy
Frank Woodruff III. student at
the University of Florida In
Gainesville,
visited
the
past
weekend with his father, F. L.
Woodruff, Jr._____
*a & fe3 B gb?3 !8 B £
.Mdrs. Thede and Mra, Duncan
entertained the assembly, tjejl* •
duet, and Mra. Vaughan read?*
j poem entitled "Does' God Hear
LPruyrrT'r
'*■4 \
1 Refresh men l « , carrying out a
patriotic color theme, were served
to those present, who were:
Mrs. C. C. Priest, Era. C. RLord, Mr*. If. II. Pattlshall. Mr*.
W. E. Smith,'Mra. Emma Abrams.
Mrs. I*>la 1-rfMlc, Mrs. George
McCtum, Mm. >R. W. Turner,
, Mra. liro.Hr William*. Mr*. W. E.
Wells. Mn. F. H. Mitchell, Mrs
Nettie Tllli*. Mr*. Leslie Went,
Mra. John Vaughan, Mr*. T. K.
Wilson. Mr*. J. W. Thede, Mrs.
C. I> Goodhue. Mra. J. B. Craw
ford, Mr*. R. F. Crenshaw, Mrs.
Martha M iffed and the hoateaie*.
Vi§ &
’
“Earl Canon arrived Saturday
night from Macon, Ga., to spend
some time with hi*
wife snd
Mra. W. M. McKlm w «. hos daughter who are visiting Mrs.
tess last evening to the member* Canon’* mother, Mra. W.
E.
o f the Truth Seeker* Class of Ui* Horn*. *•
Flrat Methodist Church at Its
Friends of Mr*. Bob Williams
Wlllii
regular builnee# and *o«!*l
Ink. Mr*: ' W. P. Chspmsn and o f Qrahge City will be glad
._ to
Mr*. H. I l . ’ tiuncan assistftl Mr*. learn that she is recovering from
ft
en a ttd ek of Inflpenta at the
McKlm.
.
The business meeting was pre home of her parents. Mr. and
sided 'over by the preakleht, Mr*. M flK jL '.R . iH ^ s rt.
John Vaughan. Mr* J. W. Thede
loeled the devotional after
&S3& IB B k M
read by the intinkra,
...........
Mrs. William Nutting of Macon,
Ga., is visiting with Mrs. Arthur
Branan.
•ill* and .hi* mother. Mn, F. 8.
Wright, were the guests Sunday
afternoon o f Mr. and Mr*. Julius
Dlngfeider.
atudcnl
Bird
nlumni
to milter*
Climax o f ttir wrrk will l>r tli«
TALLAHASSEE,
Feb. 23.—
(Bpcrinll—First opera* ever to
be
brought
on
the
Artist
Serir- nf Florida State College
for Women attracted capacity
audirm-es this week as "Madam
Butterfly’' and "Carnirn” were
pres,-id itl by the Smi Carlo
Opera Ciimpany.
A Floridian, Richard Wentworth,
farm rly of Sanfonl had roha
In bnth Operas.
The n|K'rss and the two con
cert, given by the United Slates
Marine Rand in the Fall broke
■J! previous *1 tends mV records
On the Artist Series at tbe State
Colb-xe with visitors here from
many m-Uhlroring Florida and
Geor g in eitfes.
Ari interesting feature of the
open, "CiMTirri
was the sc.
lection of Coe Glade, formerly
ut Tampa, in Dio little ndc nud
the fact that approximately 20
local iH-rsons scrv,1,! a, *'vslrn«"
in the east. Among Ih'-m were
three college girla: Mi.,s Jletty
Rose Scott, of Gainesville; Miss
Betty Jacobi,
of Malirni; and
Mis, Jeanne Colley, of Tallahas
see. The remainder were high
ech"i,l b.iy a.
M.nlmn llutli-rfly
wu,
por
trayed by lliil Knykt\ » imtivv
JlpNt|i*H|>,
Observuncc Of A hIi
W ednesday Scheduled
r
held in Holy Cross
E|ilscopnl
Church tomorrow at various hour,
throughout the (lay In order that
everyone may find It possllle to
attend at least one or more servlflrs.
Beginning at 7:3(1 A M. there
will la- a celebration ul the Holy
Communion.
Morning
prayer,
Utany und lYnltrntlal Office will
be read at 0:10 A. M. and a sec
ond m lehrs I lo ll of th> Holy Coni
dedication
oT
Annie
P feiffer muni,-n at 10:00 A. M.
In the evening at 7;3o I’ M.
chapel
on
Sunday
Afternoon
Mar. 9, at
00 o’jlocW. Hep re. there will be a rhoral service of
evening
prayer with a slnut ad.
•entail veil
of
iiiiiiiy
cullt’irc*
churcbeit nrul other ln.*litutlonr drrs. This address will In- the
have been invites I to purticipaU fll*1 ... ,i series to In- conducted
Ml Wednesday evening during
in Ihiii ccn-mony
Speakers for Hut wrtk include t*nl The title of this first ad.
Dr. C. K, Vlict,
w r r i'iir y
of dry-* i, “ The Church and Her
Others to follow will be
promotion of (hr Mtlhinlimt t>oard Faltli
of jnUniuns; Mr*, Wrlthy linn “The Clnirrh and Her llibie", "The
•ingrr Flaher, wiilmv o f It Inhop Chureb urid Her Prayer Ilook",
1 injur who i*avtt tha "The Church and Her Sir rs Hindu temple to thi- cuillge; Dr ■tents', and "The Church and Her
IJoy L Smith, tditor «if "Tin Christian Character.''
Fred
It,
Gbrixtion Advocate/' nrw Mtthodial
weekly
publication i
nnd
Harold L), Meyer, pftift’MMOi of
HOclology nt the tTniveraUy el
North CaroiitMi
(
Doris McCull Named
Outstanding Student
Mra. K. J. Booth, Mr. and Mrs.
Mux Ilnrin McCall, dmightei
W. 8. Thornton, Mrs. L M. Ross
and Joe Routh spent Sunday In of Mi nud Mr». C eorgr It Mr
SL Petersburg With Mr, Routh. f nil nf till* i ity, hai b«*t f» vutcil
who Is seriously 111 in Bay Pines the niott outtilanding *lutltnt n
Hrew(on-Parker College in Moutii
Hospital.
Loss Because Of
JVcight Laws Is
Cited By Wilson
JACKSONVILLE. Fell 2f. 'Sirgciall
llow
Isrinrrs
are
lOFlog monoy bccminr nf
Ihi*
Avlghl law* t»f I hr stair nf,
Khirkla
which
|«ruli i bit
»om r'
( rucks from rarryiiiR their full
Mr. and Mr*. Irw ln''Ri**«r nl,
Harrisburg, Pa., who hav* been'
visiting Mr. and Mra. G. E. Mr.
Kay, have left for Miami where,
they will vUU with Mite Flor.j
cnee McKay before returning u
their home.
Friend* of Mrs. M- A. Hanla.
way, who has been making her
home with Mra, W. A. Zachary,
will regrot to learn that ah* has
hern taken U - th* I Florida San.
Itarlum in Orlando where she
tor, i
them.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb.
25 — (Special)— Senator Claude
Pepper declared today that the
Bureau o f Road* ha* completed
an analysis of acre** ronds In
cident to military rslal-liahment*
over the country, lie atld that
within the next few day* thi*
report will be made public.
The State Road Department ol
Florida haa estimated thst near
ly 12 million dollar* will be nee.
essary to build m-cc,. *r y road*
needed by military cam pi and
Georgette Cu»vu*
pout! in the State o f Florida.
The
senator raid that this esllGeorgette Cuison n ilie ii.n.l » ,t
mate may materially
Increase
arts to take flighl sinre the New
due to design snd requirement*
York trial of Grorgr Giners k. gin
o f the Army and Nsvy and two
II* Is aeeuse<l of defrauilin* slwek
holdrrs of hit Genrrnl Intrstmrnl additional project, that may be
desired.
Company, of l7S0.(iiin A fninai
Senator Prppei ai-n announced
warrant w ti I mui-i I (nr I In iieaulj
that 6,1'SI lii’ u.-lng mill* have been
one of his i lo-e 11lends
constructed or ore under cour.e
o f construction or scheduled for
construction in Honda by the
U. S. Iloudng Authority.
“ Moat of thl» construction”
the senator said, "when com
pleted will he In South Florida.
Out o f 2C project*, he
-aid,
eight were in North Florida."
The lulal cost of the program
Ut
«weerlat?fl t'fM«
of housing under the auspice* of
Ilou-lnuAuthority
A phnrp Im M*nf*c in the l*m. the U. S.
ri«t movement t«» Florhta since wlirn completed, will be (21,7117,1 he ftrat week in February led U00.
Senator Pepper announced Hint
ratlriail and hotel repn-Renta.
1 1vfi to prrdirt ve*lrr»lsy n Inter two representative* o f the D e
hut longer winter tourist ■**•» partment of Inleriot have let'll
-on that will come c h »r to match* sent to Florida lu i-xamine the
controversy brtwren the Stale
ing the one 1«« l year.
Tourist buslnrss whr definitely o f Florida and the Department
off in January. It lecnn tti pick nf Interior with respect to crad.
up however, the imvimuI week In ication o f rattle lick In thr one
February, and wa* nt Hr peak remaining Infrulrd urea in Flor
for this season Kalurday, Wash, ida — lleoilry tounly.
The Stale hit* iiiinntainnl that
ing ton * blrihdiiythe complete cl a,lira lion o f Hu,
Usually heavy March reAerva- cattle lick rr*lrd upon the ex.
tinns and a later Faster, April termination of deer in Henry
i;t. brought An optimistic lurecounty, since deer is regarded
east of bettrr Inisinrss fur the to be a la in e i of tiik. The De
remainder of the m-iimou,
partment of Interior has np|K>trd
Heasaiip given for the lull carrying out this plan In thr
in January were the nearly i»a. Indian Reservation, which III.
tmu,wide Influeniii epidemic nrnl eludes a
portion
of
Hendry
tie ,nntlonn l defense prog rain county.
which kept many nt liotur by
Upon tin- re.-ult of the in
hurilncrut, Othem were preventer! vestigation Hie rnurse o f the
from making amuinl trips south federal government with respect
by the draft which wan taking to the deer extermination and the
or about to take sons and em final
elimination
uf
tick
lu
ployes of pros|K'ctive visitor*
Hendry county will he
deter
The Flamingo stake race si mined.
Miami Saturday attracted a reeSenator I’ rpprr -aid that hr
ord crowd of jfP.UOO, biggest In expected a pirlimlnai y report
years. More than 7000 turned out from the Invi-xllgatur- within
Sunday at Suranotii for the an a short lime.
Sharp Increase In
Tourists Is Noted
Since February 1
nual Bingling « ireus benefit par*
formaticc for «nl of untK'rprlvI.
Irgcd chlfdieii. Several thousand
more sftendtHl the Hollins Ani
mated Magas hie ml Winter Park,
Tlieee
figure*
u»d killed
that
there me plenty
of people In
FIoI hIn UmW
Need Fur
F uiu Ih
( ited By Alumni
LUBRICATE
h |i |
i
mutur
(hat
Ciimd
(iulfpridr
oil f e r b e l t e r driving.
Bodies Floating
Around The Sun
Puzzle Scientists
II) H O W ARD W. m .AKFsM.Ki;
t’ A MIHUDUE. M as* . Fvb
A man un tlic sun nil bough
fWbng an If ho wrlghfd n lutt.
might loiji a fiitlo +9t thr ifrouml
ami float gently bark to the nur*
far»* gonlly, that |p. fur thr Min
Hr wuubl do this If hr iM’Imvrd
likr thr pc;culiar^ (jloud* avlronotnrr n haVr M ffl *"oW rhinj{ with
n r« hi*triimrnti'i rrrrntlj
'1 (10*11* rloinh arr misrPi »d jn.
a II. ENGLISH
GULF SERVICE
S T A T IO N
GAIN F SV ILLt;. Feb, gf»,— </P)|
u«ds nf (iriMlurv war cxplainrtl
llu ntgeiit need for fund* for.
t urnrr Flrat St. \ I iroth Are.
‘udiy by William L. W llmm, til. Mi»lt ucl Mtnal pm pones and iiddi-|
In her Ruphomnre year at thi rn ’tor of Mtatn market*,
tional Iniildmgs wan cited in a
The Matrmrtit by Mi
W'll* r lith-tm Ml iPriiied by University of
college, Mir* MrCall han main
<»n la na fitllnwri
turned a *traighl “ A ’* average
Fioiuht iibimiM leoderA Monday
for two year*. Hhe will gi\i* i
“ The rsiptink' wHitlit law* im utl, i .* urckrlxl M-—lull
eertifirate piano rrellal nt lin o
Rtitfr hf I’ lnrhlpi prnhiHt
Rnv.u, r V Muxuiic, ttrlsn.lo,
fuck a ft tun inrry lii|f wilulit-e It 1* I, m v , Mu.mi. I'lmi ItriHi,. rMM'liM’r ut |fiiw ;Honip wrkh n il
h-n.Parker thin year, Mini m n<l
ihth’ii l« a Irniler in l*irl St nii' * hlrh arr aullmrind l#y nrartiy I nt, Ini,,| .iii'l Ml.ti I Wsttl-. boil" nf loiip. Thry may f 1•"mt f*»r
work in hotti Mount Yerniin ,«r>■ •*lcs nn*i nur farmryi arr tmf Jscl..
ill*, i ,,|i,l.|,-le,1 „ lit)’ . -l» , f»(i#no<> t.» IMG,nan tuil* ih n r
Alley, Ga.
*f lng tlirrrli\ WInn n a truck 1..<11 tn.lv , » p lr rilii|7 will* v i 1t i Min’ s Mirfarr
'•itch will tioM |ti,04,tj puuinJ* nf 11..
I hr iiM flrrv Is thr r ' l **ii ihry
11...1mmi .trstiou nn,I ptu.lrht,
•(TCtable» rumm
into
Ilorlda b n,l< i
.uni makii.q lirnl bniul iImii » fall with a rrash, for « .tronomfffv »ay that llir sun, ttnhkr thr |
tnd Ir only allowc«t to Inad .'10. ill-pi • I mu
riirth, hi* no atMiosnhrrr iibb* to
poumjA, thi* furinrra |nrruiM
tip rluiids and krrp thorn
- iitly Iom? th** ralr of ttial ail.
Tti, , l.ntrl nt Harbsilun, m tl.r
Mrs. II. H. Culcmsn, presiileri
hi Iona I 10,000 pound*. Of course, l l r t l I ii.In--. |> one of tin- mo«l float Irir ibovr thr surf am Morr
of the Sanford Art Club has an
he truck fomra back Vul ll ha* I dv-IUM'ly populutrtl a ir s . u. the oftni than not tho blazing rluud
••tuff uf thr sun moves up or down
nounced an art exhibit nf th,
I *1 weight
prohibition every K i l l 1,1
nvrr ■ rainbow-ahapri! arch l>r.
Circuit Show* of the Florldi
intr It comet. This It money
s f*n il and the aurfarr wl.
Federation of Art now Imih, *hlch ntver gets into the pockets
wa- wlicii tin- Army relit an r « . I bough orrarirmally there is no
•‘ Inhurunrp I 'I um S e rv ic e "
shown at Yowell's Store «u Firs' •f our fanners.
pt-tl11trinur> force o f tanka from ur»h or "th rr support.
StrrcL
'The Inal LrgJiitjtLijrf1 approvfi.
l olumbit-, In I'ansins City. Thr
I
hr
nnturn
nf
|hr
f*irrr
pu
b.
Andrew Carrawuy
Tho exhibit will consist nf a ‘ iiiiasun? which would p-emut Muir ItoinI lii-psrlm tnl shouli!
nil paIntinge and will he almwi
lo loading of dtlt0O0 pound* on look upon til la pn.Hrin a* unr i rig up the rlnudn or hold lug tlirm
A IJK N C 'Y
up
I
n
nut
known.
Astronmnrrs
for two weeks. Th# public ha- •emit*, 24,Dot) pound* by^slrsighi to In .olvr<l by rebuilding thr
Ji«\r suggritetj It may br thr
been Invited by Mr*. Coleinah t> •ticks with IJoo*tcr brakes, and
iom ', I ' a HK
r ii n N K 13'
bridgra a- faal na possible, Ly
H'Mtirr of radiation. Prulwbly
come In and view thin exhibit
’0.000 pounds without Booster sboring up rslrlln g ridges will'
>rak«i, hut. at lh« re<|uest of additional timber and by slgnv
he State Road Department, the notif)iue the
public
of
the
____________________ ■ I—
Wl
h»?arnor vetotnl the bill. This weight K i l l weak bridge will
* to will be presented to thr
carry.
Veilnm, Cia,, it wan learhed lot Iay
Friend* of Mr. and Mra. Boh
Williams of Orange City will be
glad to learn that their Infant
daughter, Dorothy Jean, la re
covering at the home o f tin
era ml parent*, Mr. and Mrs. W
II Stewart, from pneumonia.
him«eif frotom foel
th#
he might be tile
Art Rxliibit Opens
At Yowcll’s Store
FIRE
CASUALTY
Group Entertained
By Dorothy Kader
urnlng ■eielori of the Legislaurft which will be given the up
•• rtunlty to approve or to dl*ippcovo U.
-Tha reason
given by
Ihri
'tsta Road Department for itc
’" irnending ■ veto of thr I Til
«*• that there are many itndl
rldfS* and per laps son,. Urge
"<M on through road* which
*iU not bold tbe welghU dcslg.
>aUd In the measure. ThU may
"Tlila i< an extremely
Im
portant ilem to us for If )rou
would i licck over the ‘semis'
wliiifi route Into this aisle dur
ing u ai-amiu, find the number
of Iripn they make and figure
lo.uou lo'Utida per trip, you will
are what n lot uf inoiiey Flor
ida fan o era do nut get under
prcaent condition*.
YOUR HOSTESS a« well
as YOUR WIFE
Will
appreciate
an
ARTISTIC
(O il
BAGB
A. K. ROSSETTKR
FLORIST — CELERY AVK.
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Tonight’s Entries
r m r r n .\ c i:— rm ® rity:
•1 flano
i Pawn D u ff*i
1 TKVJ T,*ct»uM
t Hanger Viva
S K o ib «ll
7 1'anity K »»h lon
4 Jump lll*t»
I W h y te Hwrl
SECOND ItACE— F u tu rity;
(r it a t l u i r or D f(k Dout.lr)
1 Don Marsh
& lln l X
1 I a 11. I..
• linaRin*- That
9 |>aayr l>rnn
7 Ami.a M alrork
4 Fura«T
i Secret Paaliluti
3ItD IlA C i:—i l l Mile. 33 2-3
TKIIK D ltA C K —&«!• Mil*
PP O ff Hti
Fin.
l U > t H alf of Pally ItoatilM
Know Hank
7 3 1— 2 1 -1
I perauartii
U Mnlt's Itiulor
M a tk "l
Ifetl
3 I 2
2 -1
3 U Hhnt
r. Mike Friend
r e * t r * t Man
2 7 3
5 -2
3 iK r p Fluid*
7 Itoyal HtylUt
Know
Hank
» «a.
4 ««.
2 CO. i Molly Pane I Nortnan Andrthas
Masked It'd t Os, 4 20;
P egg y's
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r
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h a c k — r u ta r iiy
M®n lo o
l Shadow l*air
l l t l U U O V B I K 1— ?, Stiver Vie* I Donnie Hoot
3 Judge John
l Itlp The Way
tp # r*taen Bank, paid H T to.
TilQ im lttA U i
T Easy Day
l i t t l e Dorothy
k lllp plt r
F r v r n h a «*e - t ar. u u «
I Alice llalijw n
i> Iw.an Negro
2 Judg<’ « Heclelofi
a I*on*lh>
2 THua Ink
7 Tl|* l»u%l»
4 Tw anty llm-k*
k Jovial Duke
S IX T H H ACK— I nttirlt)
| Pete L»Jlli
« Dunk It
2 Snow Cloud
•• Jo) rill Morn
3 W ell Paid
J Itlpper Coin
4 Marrh llo)
• l>ark Hl®n
SEVE NTH HACi: H I Mil*
ItJrayco
& I'ip p r I I a i Imm
2 Coinin' Along
• Peppy till I
) Fast V lre
7 Ab'a Memory
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ial Assists v
Clearing Out
Capitol Red Tape
where around 1,000 "salesmen" -m■ n few atinulee hare a eomplate
day bn Washington, trying toped, list uf govetnnienl offirlals he
die their wares
. s i . . to
... unu«
u.iu< |
, lie. to see. One amu-lng thing Is
UncJe Ham.
These generally aien't salesmen at ! that the very- completeness of
all hut heads of companies, vice, this list has caused almost as
presidents, rlr., of firm* that much eonatemation in some rases
•on* to M Ell««n. Hf n V .
«ould like government contracts
thr pick.and.hunt tyitein did
W M to M r. Cordon. U r . (tor-'
frr everything from toothpick* to Lrforr.
a n t M e W *. «h d V . E t I f o t
trppelins.
By JACK STINNETT
For example, thrre v h a f**lJob # f
On the other side of the fence luu In the other day who wanted
W A S H IN G T O N . Kcb. 26-<d*(—
> Ana ooem't n m ihr'll eVrr
are
almut
f>00
tnujor
purchaser*
to
kHI the rovfm m rn t iomc lawnt h Q orrrn m cn t C ity, w h rir mny
V U ftor U lik ely to bntiir b lm »*l( ami thousands uf inspector*, con imiwera. While he eat and chat,
supervisors, etc., wbO trd alout the low eetalr of thr
t o 'o tan glr r f m l (n|>«. rrm lll sume i «,
orems
( ’om m rrrr Jeon* have to bo ronvinrrd befop* a lawn.mower baMne** (it
« b S ? 8 > » Itomml Um n®. flO C toU ry o f
guvei nmriit contract
can
bA that nites production r f ’ ’cheep
MnUla of acljnar In ^bool," 2 m T on n ond onr r f bln ■■•l.tont*, signed.
Unii.iuow cri" wan wrecking thr
L 'HAOt to o t < ploeo you t i n M orm on D axtrr, ■ form er \V»«hARK you beginning to ace tha old niaktrfa) a nrcrrtaty ran out
ttigtxm n o w ip ap rr man, with clear.
HI
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.... itin.t
..
fon n l- plettirr? Kven before national d*- w lint. The lie! contained
*ha
o a t otto___
o f the
tycoon
d a b k red-tape Jungles for visit- fensr. it was litter ronfulloa (tolly, Vvamea. The lawn-mower
wrr
flabbergasted.
H m vtfBlncn m m .
hut with vastly Increased baying
"l>o I have to ecc all the»r |»eo. A m k l a l l y . It s k n o «n
as tba In rrrent months, Washington
l l s n i c t and
In fcripation .o ffic e . ha* become a veritable clatter o f plr? he aaked.
‘ Well, yog do if you want to
busInet* men—harried,
T fs Soused, in a rout* t h a r e p m * ha riled
* f the IXosrtnirnl 61 t'^iotmrtoc • not 'bccau**, they can't pot or*r A cover the field," the H i ! , mart
rSaliT lobby It d o M i't u « k I fin drnL hut . because th*y can't avdn • nvwrred. "You ace, there are 19
In the government
wr i c k Its js t a f f Ctfiltfits o f f fcr find the person to whom they can
y Uwn-mowera.*
. n
j ^
M J r f f f 4 «n / Ta eou ile o f , fie ^ e U / .ik 4fwl m*Kt their Mtlea’ lalki
9 TH E fellow who came In
\ IID dly, middle-aged woman, who
la • human' d lm -to ry o f naiues
V b d 'n u m b ers pnd probably rnuUI
bant the local telephone book et
lie own gam e.
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TONIGHT’S AU.-RTAK FEATURE
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be on hand
U y l a t eager
m l be the
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n m
an toi'a defen sive
f o r ana d u .
w h o shoots
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to travel
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la on th» glr *▼•
w o n t ) tonight at
6:IS with all t A
“dope"
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Undo Kaa
CRACK Kit I.All
VKLMA HTAK1KII
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r p iT t ( h b aoa R. to.
•e Is let
Sanford-Orlando Kennfcl Club;
THTWmatldh afTloi geheVany I f re. I That was the day*dJ*thTVlrUi of ; farmatlon (to me, anyway) it ] Its a result uf a thing call
that, according to llaitcr, most |rcnlrsiisathm,' which Uncle B*'"
of Um caaa------■
I Now, • business man ran callII
r,
t e r t n o w . exactly, hut ll I* at the Department of Commerce,
estimated that (here «Pa eome- rherk Into tb* office ami within
RACE
1 . . H S i,?'
months ago, a letter
/aoni acrpM Iku ter a dculi, in )»^idlr a new aoda cracker hutginij
1th vitamins had an sealer jo
which a bedevilled bueineae kian
f r e are only sis persons in ih*
listed 12 |iersons an whom he had
vrriiment who buy rrmckrrs
rolled and ho still, hadn't located
The rral kick m f'srvice and In."
business men make Ihe Junket to
Washington needlestly. They could
I Mil Just as quickly, many th »c * ‘
Much more so,
staying at
A D V E R T IS E
2 —1
*. Mil-
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TO DO B U S IN G
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Oviedo Cagers Face.it)
Bine Darts Tonight
i;ir«ttilo n
I, r t r i l « * l
k k iiit h
n A n :- ^ f* u iM t iir :.
Klim t ITucbni
f Triab I l f
Mr Nucc«»»
C Hiurdjr.
Am l-roif
T IIIg M a M -j
jifiuitr K
a txrway I
N IN TH DACE— »- | t W IIHiv
r » « r k e r Uwl
l nmokjr Rfl
llamMliiK Nor®
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t i :n t i i h a c k — ; - u
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I U p t lt a '
On Ktnilu 17 (S an ford
H U fh sfay) tot L o n J W r t f r
ab ou l K mllcn N o rlh o f O rlando
staited a lonn lime ago when he
discovered (hat If you wanl t"
buy a g'xul mouse trap, you have
to brut A path
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TURN AT RED ARROW
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C tm i O U T [>LS TIME,
By PA U L ROBIN SpN
�Sem inole County Produces
M ore F r u it A n d V e g e U b le a T h e n
.
S lm ile r A ren In F J o t M r ’
FLORIDA,
Y,
FEBRUARY
ricnn-Built
12,000 Guardsmen To
Depart For Blanding
Member Anocinted Press
26,1941
*
Jint
•*
NUMBER 153
Plane b On Guard In Far East
Two' Departments A »nounce Allotment
ZS
M illio n
D o lU U I
Country
t s 4U H . W
fa r l b
i
HIm
WAOBnfOTOK, Feb. » # - ( * > -
Dto*. highly maneurarabla A m ii lm i built Curtlaa Hawk fl*hu
•ra ft the Royal Netherlands E egli Indies Air Pore* are ahown
M the line tet tbe elr beae at Bfupncng, Java. The planet are
osar
Walton, ffT.
Ylnchanls, f
Zdanjukaa, f
* * »** •' * ee*
’ hual Bpootarngn a ?Sow I
gnfflvo~f ’
Eiiuh,
8£3£S&
SanfordOiill sack.
Loo, g'aJtiiZ!
•t ll-all.
.e l:
J
• Tbon Florida pushed ahead and
Ud t7 to 14 at halftime.
- I n the first right mlnutoa >of
tha second half tho Gators scored
ao polnto for their fInset offen
sive display o f tha year.
Hod Walton, with 16 points,
lopped srorors o f both team*.
£?a
rgfc. Bstosit- on f! Ooabs
Tor form and named ^ B ri(
VoWMr
und
"Solomon,
ire valued at 96,000.
Thempoan,f
llarriaau.-g ...
Boen, g
Ml
lien, g ......
Of lt for tho flret li^ ra lB u tos,
bolding tha powerful, Oators « s C * * 1NtSHt
mmole’s Delegation W ill Meet 2 Committees Of
Vith Road Department In Orlando Salvation Arm y’ s
Drive Announced
Begin Drive For
Fund* Tomorrow
ON YOUR DRY C
>&PjKE8E
& CARRY
ftittsT^ra
e
ock Air Battle
Staged Over City
Council Of C e n t r a l
.^Florida Trying To
; Raise Over $10,000
*■ Beginning with a breakfast at
the Valdes Intel tomorrow mom. I
i f I t (.*00 o'clock a drive will be
••Id throughout Seminole Coun.
f ell day tomorrow to raise
weds for the maintenance of Boy
work luring the coming I
Attention
Totalo
.
Tolaon, f .
Jones, f
Myers, f Arnold, f „
Phillips, e
Winston,' g
Tram captains and their work,
• n will lo a n from the breakfast
ftd OtAVSao clUsrus to sell them
Memberships, an Innovation U
thki year's Boy Scout flnaneo
VHanfoctl residents obtained
|g idea of how people In m Bttli-<l Kngland feel
while
mtrhing an aerial dogfight
non two planes from a neart *ic base staged a mock
•tile high above the southwest
Brl of the city this morning.
Their shiny wings and aieek
•dir, glinting In the sun, the
lanes rolled and twisted in the
fcf us many persons watched
■e scene from below. The two
Reedy ships, part of a large
Mrl, broke away from the
F 'r s and staged a maneuver
bp! had all the elements of a
■k battle eacept guns and
v'caatribdtora of |b or more will
Iso hWsghtoad with a printed card
aontrihul
|Lm m iy^ tfM‘
> • ! « a.q , _.i|»
W
M’ .'HP}
ifsicn i'rttstf/
•••Mtf/.k MJ'-'u'
fi*;--ft
t
WllrilM
« •
hi V
r •
• M A •>
la a brief review oft ,'aoi
• s a s a fc
*ntWV«ka
h i hJftonr In fUnftrd, 11
wohld bars
helpless pH
control "pa|
selva botn’ ' ” pock*l
cards <no
trsmad wall certificates desig
nating them as "Eagle Scout Pa
tron*.".
Tbo plan Is bolng naod through,
out tho Control Florida Council,
which U.ongagod In an effort to
ralsa an annual budget of 910 ,.
619.60 In aavon counties between
Fab. 16 u d Mar. 16.
Taam captains, who head a
corps o f worker* Ut the drive,
were announced by Mr. Smith as
follow*! s
»,
MdssMH Stowmrt. Dt. R. W. Hu.
Jreckt, Mrs. Walter Cooper, Mrs
oh. Scblrard, Jr., B. R. Dees.
J r, llanry Witts,
Jr., F„ H
Smith, Jo*1 Flsld, Mis* Eleanor
Morrison, Mr*. B. B. Crumbley,
Frank-Bhamus,-Mrs. E. C. Har
per,'Ifr*,* W alter Bach, Mrs. Ned
Hmlth nad BandaH‘Chats, all of
Banfhrd) Fred Forward and J. A
Btotllaft'; LgagissiJ and Frank
Talhpt and^C. ■* R. Clounts, of
Southern Graduates
ContractH For Arms
Amount To 15 Billion
By Britishi Turku
1*000 Italian PlaneH
PoHlroycd By BritiHh
llritaiii’a nffcnalvc
in , hr
1000
r.r.“l2T‘ nplanes h**
1000 |
HalJan
or daalroyeil
half thr
tboKoloa* t i 1940," u>«
rttsLIih. air strength with whith
Bcnllu Muaolini entered the war
tmly right months ago. Air Min.
Islrr Kir Archibald Sinclair ns.
»«r lr (| ymlvnJay.
Tin- Royal Air Force and fleet
air arm now le
la Inflicting more
damage on (he German and llu.
lian air Greta than they are able
to cause and British attacks in
coining months will “ tear mure
deeply Inin the flesh and blond”
of the A lls, hr said.
w ASHINGTO n T F eb. 20 —ie )
— Tba gigantic site of Am eri
ca’s gyms production Job wsa cm.
rhaalgod today by a aurvoy IndL
rating that
enr tracts already
placed totalled about 16 billion
Ukto* Bownto. M ar* negro boy. d»Ma|is, more than sis times lb*
. i.. .wn
wfi a
L _ automobile
. ..I.... eLllw 4Industry's
easi noa4eif'a
the
Sanford baa a* many negro BcouU rahis
i
aa any community to 'the Control T V I f l > 9 output. . . .
ure represented formal
Florida QsnnriL behsdtog OrianKh b r the British g w .
and United BUtos do-
News Briefs
' ll|'l Bunt' a*49*1 tieliv
t^l(| Agreement KcBched
.......... . had iii>krd il ,
,
•iuii Army iiffii'er , , . ,.
III! mini y when In- .In. (
I • 1%|M»N, Feb il*»
(ifflt
Fulvsllon Army rampui,.u
|!■■ ):* it .1ut han rrartwri
"cirelltnt
answer in no," t'upt i,
,i. iiii.Ii i itiliillflg' %*Uli lurkrjr R«d
elm rd.
«,r* ••II nil lliutuill
probm
"Ily so doing lie slni|.|> , . , - l«h i * III til* IlMlkBU.MnllUrrnn.
•
linal ulgnnilatiliM tin -„|„|N • uii
Ibr N fir i C'hrunlrlt rw»
uf u I nmpalgn director un.l g,
|mii t•**I linlny In « i'Riro tliapaUh.
campaign quota at
mini,
I li»- tliNpiilrh mid ibat In con•mini figure. The quota linn Im. ii ••a* i i»sii with (he romultatlona In
- ; 1 f«v W.600 and It is I,..... . I nv kr\ »*f Korrlini
Fd#n
tbm everyone will put
1*91•I I ii net nl lllll, impcrlnl *t*ff
, r shoulder to the wheel n.„| • hiff. full «lf|m have bren token
, “ ' " ,l" worthy cause tu the i»n nnifii.il drfrn«e inottrra.
utmost off their ability
abilliv ••
Tlir-s.. mriMircR, it w n
f>ald,
uill oafrriiiinl Allirsl iritrrmt« In
flu- llnlkan »n»i Mnlitcrranr in
Rn<l **«n excellent underBlandinir
•»»» I'cen retched with both Tur
key «rnl Greece.
LONDON, Feb. 26
C ct
driv* cbalmaa daolgrod. "s is
ragiotersd Ray Bcwuto in oeveip
•»
MWallment of
lb*;S**etool* County dioUict of
tho^ Control Florida Council. Of
State Audubon Society Plans Boat
Trip Down SL Johns From Sanford
^ A boat trip devil tbs H i i
R t m starting trim Baaford
dgy m an to g. ai.-1 ocrvaUn
......
Housholder And Mrs.
Laing Meet To I'"inish Work Gr oups
Hoad 006 at early as possible.
This
mad
connects
Oviedo
through Chuluola to the Cheney
Highway.
Tha State lload Department
will also receive a request to,
take over the maintenance of
Park Avenue from Tenth 8lreet
south to tba present malnten.
anre line ami to widen this sec.
tion. the Henatet said. A pro
posal will also be made to the
road group to fakt
over the
maintenance of State Koad 202,
which connects Ovltdo and Go.
nava and Intaroecla with Hoad
44.
Senator Housholder urged as
many ritlsena aa posalHc, and es
pecially members of the County
Commission ap| the road eomruitie« of Uni chimbrr of Corn*
mere*, to attend the meeting and
back tbe proposal* for mad proj
ects.
r *
Scout
troop*. Mr. Sattlr pointed out,
o f wfckk. four ato located in
Ronford, . eno In, Oviedo, one In
l l l l W f and o m in Geneva and
For the first tlmp. h con
certed effort will be made by
cltlee Interested In Stetr lt«ad
44 to have the Flair Highway
Dcparment complete the strrtili
of road from Mima to thr St
Johns Jllver Bridge at a liidgrt
meeting of the drpartuirnt in
Orlando tomorrow,
Senator K.
F. llnusholdcr aald today.
A largo drlegation from Sem
inole, Brevard ami Volusia coun
ties will attend the mretlng In
support tha protect. Senator Hunt,
holder, who will present the pro
posal, declared.
Oroupe who will be rrpresent.
ed at the meeting Include the
BcnUnola' County Chamber of
Commerce, the County Coimnix•loqcVs of Bentiuolr County, the
Brevard County Coinniiaslnn, the
Titusville Chamber of Cominerrr,
the-Mima Chamber of Cimimcrcr,
the American Legion post of
TltuaedBR- and the
Board
of
P ftiserF of Pttrf <£Delegates will also be nrrsenl
from Chulgeld. »nd
.
lhm»holdrr said, lo urge
In. Student Drama Senator
Urn grading,and paving (if . Stole
A ? U M ,iw s * N t Dm* Seminole
Oagwr -baa; sston • Boy
th* latgat type •f Cyclone-powemd chip* producd m the Cur.
t Isa-Wright plant in Buffalo, K. Y. Thry arp doi^-ned for
bomberdntdnopUon and combat duty.
Chamber of Commerce building at
Winter Park, will be Dr. John
B. May, author, lactnrer
and
ornithologist, who -Will talk on
tbo subject, ''Binding With a
Color Camera," Mr. Kimball said.
Dr., May's address will be beard
at Btl6 P. M. Saturday at the
MacDuff Barber, 81,
Dies At ReHidence
MucDuff llarber, retired lumI eunun who h> I lived for 9fl
jear« in Seminole County, died
at In, rrsldenre, 700 Magnolia
Avenue, last night at 6:16 o'clock,
lie waa 61 years old. .
Ih rn In MacCWnny Nuv, 4,
lhtiO, Mr llarber wee a lifelong
member « f the Uaptiat Church or
that n ly Falling health nocaa.
aitated bis raUismant from tha
lumber business several years ago.
Kurvivcrra loclude his widow,
Mra. Imna
Swain Barber,
a
ilaughtrr, Mias Cermets Harbor,
both of Hanford| a son, O. C.
llarber, Mamit tin* grondchud,
Anna llarber, Miami, and a ou
ter, Mr*. Mary Bow*. MarClonny.
Funeral services will bo bald from
the First Baptist Church In MaaClenny at 1:00 o'clock Thuraday
afternoon, and Intormant will M
In tha family Ivt there.__
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K T v iS S * .r J » 5 w iAy t “ Mror’
»«»dFl £ i ? ! S
i r ‘ a ‘ f KN/
R°.“ T C U S " With William
A S l “Y O ™ r ^ ? ' n ^ y < * * « *
Roosevelt Asks Over
Three BUllon For
This Fiscal Year;
Lend BUI Fought
Aahnaa—
- •
THIS WEEK’S CASTS
«&
IN tT H
j T ilR H a
MEN
F
TEXAS!
Oarola Lombardi ‘H opalong" Cassidy
a rt M ontgomery
B«rd
I. . -
1
, ‘
'
m ? ma
W illiam ^
I n d iffe r
FMMr Martvato «»«UWn»a*
Aady
L u tlU ' W ataon1 " °rtf» *
by Nenass
c iy d .
^ “ on°d* * ^
M artha
5—. DickH Curtis
. u ...
Gloria ___ •_____
“2 C * * 1
Proprteter Lucy’*
m uds
Lily ____ _ „ „
'
’
Truer* Between Indo
china, Siam Is Ex
tended For 10 Days
Jbttlsh headquartan an notmeed
/M ay the British advance In tha
Wtot* area east W ||>« Juba llW t
j* Italian Pomlttand vraa “develop,
GTON. Feb. U -W ~ lug aocreaefultf,iu»4 that British,
Roeeevelt asked ( M Jerree advancing If* Eritrea have
■for an additional $3/ S p e n e d IteUtoi troops".
“
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Germany’s Power .
Told By Fuehrer
\ CAIRO. Egypt, Feb. *4—(AP»—
day-douhli
-WWlMi Tracy Andrew*
Gertie _____,
WASHINGTON, I A 1 4 CAP)— Westbrook
Pegler,
■ewapaper roiamaist, UU tho I
Homo Jodldary Committee *1[Italians In E r it r e a
M a y the proodnt U W \
v: Dispersed By Drive,
M M m II(7 «r the p r wiu
M a t “to to fare* nawONag
'• Says Headquarters
1 ;
’Lucky* Jenkins
’edneadiy and
Joint Italian-Germ an ,
Attacks Will Begin
Next Month, Leader
Of Nazis Declares
. v; Syracuse’s “Freezing” Fire
British Report
Advance East Of.
J u b a Successful
j
Nm ) i K j
L jif
teTM
MUNICH. Fob. 24 — WV-^
Adolf H iller w arned hitt eno*.
mien today th a t a Joint Ger*
m n It. 11H11II n u n k M aalai.
.
’
; An altaek W e»*k Sudanese
■prpoeas for the balance of tha
MSrent flaeal year.
.
. •j
SSS2K
and |1,M>6,<»«,1D7 would be in
coetraetual authority.
.Tha PreaIdeal also aaked Coagrata for 1130,000.000 to build
community faeillllea >► Wornt
Toddy H art Adolphus
Rente Rlano Nat ___
ddte'Conrad Stuffy
Tony NoO
J*
'
er Outside
BORNEO
TRIAL OB MART DUGAN
n * Frank
•
r •. a**s*fcY**.
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x.
^ Marriage
laaied By Judge W are
CAM P
p e te r
W S
Ailtv, ■omlaele CesX S TSk*
and giro* madid
- NOTtC* |*
i .i s “ a a « K ~ g
'• ■ • • to Ike C9re*lt Ooi
nolo Ceualr, Florida. N
FHOOlUBOt Ftolatlff.
K u r ^ a D i!
2
**F je$ > c' £ Z r 'u
g ,i
fE S B
NO, Chief Cleveland said. A num
ber of bouse* near tha p la n t were
M a n g tr a d by the fire but Im re
a ire d by the w erk of tha firemen.
Tha firs t call to th* fire cam*
a t «:4B P. M. Saturday.
Over Saturday and Sunday tha
The driver of"
Ing the negroes
was a Treated b]
eon and ■ e fta m
leas , driving, tha
The negroes t
the woods t o fg at
bar, according I
report, and w ere I
truck driven by 1
b r the Internstk
Corporation a t J
International H e a d ! rizes Are Dona led
Of O r g a n i z a t i o n
To WinninR Players
In Motion Picture i My IahiiI Merchants
Jelu* C arlind of Coffayvdte, Kan.
and Mltar R tlcn UayoUn Goodbr*«d o f Orlando; Horner Brown
and Mtea Martha Turner of O r.
Undo; Corbett R. Howell and
Mies Frankie Lou Morris of M t
Jam es Brock MeLeod and
Miss Lula Bales of Orlando; and
tra n k Richard Burdick and Mias
M argatet Mary Stokea of Day
tona lo a c h .
^(l.,■* l.illiun ThoriiU’y \uni f ir•*I
| hr untm ti ni ii Mm.I
| * " niiK'itg
1
1
' irolf toiirnNinriit )•• M yr*
. • i."vv j i l l n n o o n ni l •»•* Sanfsitsl
i
tml fo u n t i y ('lull. ii iisI Hi
j n u• Bus krl look f n 'I pint **
I
< thr lilt'll * ihviMinn
r.iml in
i Ms 4 .Is*Ml Ivey ton*
| " tinni'iif. tlivimnn, Ml Amin w
I 11 .♦xi isy xxftH lltiril. mnl Mm* i
II xxnu hrrontl in ih. mi n <
y iiip . nn<l K nhanl |»su* m -
officiate ■
Invoatlgi
Roy TIBI*
ment, Wl
hlehway ]
H kkacn. |
suggestion of W«<»*U WUUcto,
r s -W ia & 'ffif®
that assistance be limited to tha
British COnmonwvalth, Greece
and China. Thla might be done
by naming Ihasa thwe. and pro.
vidlng In addition that the Pre
sident could Include other coun
tries which he fait might he menacod by Aula throats. As the
measure stand* now, It srould per
mit the President to send aid to
•ny country whoas defense he
deemed vital to the defenae of the
United ItateaCeorgu said tha.purpOM of the
mootlbg would he U chart the
coon* of tha "Committee propononte s f tha M l when amend,
ment* wrwu.bfferad an the Ben.
ate ftearjteter to the week. This
group, i f It. bw adai thoee who
voted to npasrli lha. bUI to the
h a s ls , would ho aasapooad of 14
Demaemte and Bigatir White.
Republican," Matoa. Since that
tins*, however, Baaater Rdynclds,
Democrat, North Oarollna, who
voted to aand tha. h it to tha Ben.
nt%' baa aaasunned ba would op.
In observance of the 30th annl.
veraary of tho founding of lio.
tary, members of the Sanfonl
d u b met at the Rita T heater today and heard their International
praaldrnl. Henor Armando Perelis
of Bao PsoU. B raill, and Bill
Manier of Nashville, Tenu., tpeok
by way of a recording and a mo.
tlon picture.
tiennr Pereira said that m urr
now than ever before the real
work of Jitte ry Is needed In o r
der to elrrngtnen the friendship
between men of different rare•nd creeds.
“ Let us mmember,'*
Hanoi
- < * > - F trelra urged, "th a t one of the
principle alma of a R otarian is
that he should ba a good rltlten
The Inl(m otional head decl*rrd
th a t we of tha Americas should
•d u etts our rniuiren
children according to
enuraie
the ideals ..of true Americanism,
which he defined a t the theory
that each nation may llvs and
grow w ithout infringing upon
othar countries.
Mr. Manier told of the rounding
of the club, and said that the
custom of holding luncheon meet
ings, originated by Rotary, had
^
l»k ," _W f r m»!ur„ other
grrupi. ThAiifh Kolary did not
originate community tinging, Mr.
Manier
said th at
It
w as
probable th a t the nation-wide
pastime waa boatted by tha group
singing a t Rotary mactings.
Following tha tatka a t tho then.
I f s s l l s s r t Os r s t * Two»
15 Occupants Of
Airliner Arc Safe
J* - «
RoUinaAainiated Magazine Drawr
Thousands Of Interested Persons
ORLANDO, Fate -t4—-(BpoclaJ)
Tlir new undersea th ru st start*
In* nest month will employ “ltow
type, of subm arines," Miller da*
rlareil, milling:
"One thing is sure: w here
British ships will appear, and ,
where Britain will fight ua, we
will fight them
and destroy
them "
.
Hitler, speaking an the twenty*
first anniversary of the founding l
r f the N an Parly, asserted th a t
n e r v nation— Including the Unit*
cd S ta le s-- must realise G ermany
Is no "immensely powerful faol u " in world eeonomlfa and
u ain ed th at Germany m uat be
"reckoned with."
The Italian High Onmmand an*
nonnerd German bombers had at*
larked Rrltlsh warships In th a.
Eastern Mediterranean, hittin g , /
a large ship “which probably J
sank, and pounded British base*
,
in North Africa,"
t.
-P. .*
Carman officiate U S s M u f s .
■ M iM h v )- d a A
I si'll a I
•T •
g*
Mussolini In an nnheenldfd ,,
speech acknowledged Hurt B ritis h .
victories in Italian North A f n - ‘ ’*
l i n had destroyed “ one entire ar* • " ’
my" and a a ir squadron In Lib- '
i a. tint predicted ail rv en taal 'tc
Rotarians Hear Jliss Thomley,
Screen.Addressv Dr* Rucker Win.
At Rite Theater! In Golf Match
F|v* m arriage Uefctooa wore la.
sued a t the Court House Saturday
Thls siliS^«|,Sl ' U S**S llltdsg by Judge R. W.. Wans It « u restood, might enlarge" apon the portw L at the Cdknty Judge’* of^ ilp -
na, eras taken to
In (hr past two days.
M lrrdsy, according to m lllteiy
lets, the hate waa being at*4 from b o th -th e north nod
h In a Pincers operation,
lit B ritish B ast African forces,
ABSy Clyde; w illiam B oyd' and
"Throe Men From T a a a a .- | far t
'WN"! W-ssise.
Itn al c a m p a ig n h a d s u n k 9 0 ,
0 0 0 Io n a o f e n e m y w a r a h l p a ,
Western Ethiopia.
Blowing amok# rising above
town waa said to be visible
30 gtllea a fter the night time
ifj*.lby tha Sodaneae, native
-*» i who a r t attached to B rit,
e forces driving deeper Into
lopU with the aid of R A T .
»ee, unite of "Pros French"
«o, and Ethiopian rebels,
eoaa, which waa fortified by
Italians teat autumn as a been
■ which the Faaelitl evidently
e l ! to Invade the Southern
an op tha Valtay of the Blue
k a t l l a full division at It*
Dow Castle Jack,____
SIB
, af Asota ahmg Urn Blue Nik
Methodist Group Will
Hear Talk At Supper
• *f
.
aa
Dr. Luther T . D ost, nrealdent
P"in"» w i t ," donated ih. win.
"•"•(
•!»> Hill llarduui." i um.
paiiy,
Ivey*
Shoe
f in1 1 h rl
Slm r,
Kill■»
Picvlv Wiggly,
Sissit ,
n
1 1,,-
| ' mi IvStiff
(jribci i )
Sturt-,
mill Ihf. KloritU Do xxit nri. I l.ijrht
( on<pan>.
( l«ar hkifu «nil a briirhl warm
MIM .»imiyhi nut M largr mihllte i of
yuifiiu, nmong whom « c rr.
M»fc \V (j. Flaming, INIItt I hit
P>«il|, Mi«s Jane Sharon, Miss
Prune*** Mahoney, Mi-. Lillian
Ihinlai", Mrs. Phil a rn .liu ff. Mr*
G in ." Maher, Mra. E. M .-mllh,
M i. John Kirk. Mrs liaymond
I Iimliiuisl. Mr*. T. F. Mt lhmiel,
Ml* Kil mihrm an. M i.. Nnnry
IV lull"
Al.o, Henry Watson. Itoy lln |.
In . John Tatum Or. 1'iilnani. Ed
Ihihinian, Hill Buhrman. I»r T
McOaniel, W. O. Firming. J oe
XlaMrra. Hoy |^ « , Phil Grashoff,
Jih n Kirk, Andrew
('an aw ry ,
John Ivey. John C ourln. Tom
June., Hurry Tooke, E. 0 Seott.
I. F lloyle. John lle ib .l. J oh n
Ludwig, and Fred Dolly
Q l’AKK AT BAN DIBGO
SAN DIEGO, Calif.. Feb. 14—
(A*)—A mild eartbquaks waa fa it
here at !0:Sd A M. Sunday. Fred
Robinson, San Diego Mlamologiat,
reported Police observed no d an *
• f»,v
John C. Russell Dies
A fter Short Illness Ground la Cleared
For New Hospital
John Chastoen Ruatell. who
made hit homa In 8anford
tho past four year*, died
morning a t h it homo, 618
Avenue, following a abort
had
for
this
Elm
ill*
Workman bagan - today. i t
�T
IRM
it
N
Day Of Prayer Will M bs Dyson Models
In Fashion Revue
World Prayer Day To
-
Y esto rx U jr'g A n im a te d
1 4 th ,n th e a n n u a l w r i t e . e u n o te W a n d
k te n d p o l n t o f c o n t r i b u t e * c d e b r i tl e * . b a t
W ftb o a t e x c ^ i t k m t * c h p a t t i l i w f a r m n
SE
wm
h e ld In . r a p t a t t e n t i o n ,
I t a e o m e d t o u . t h a t m o r e t h a n g y W be
£ a n d to w it a a
*• th o u g h t” su m
Sponsored by the O rg an lia.
DELAND. Feb. 1 4 .— (Special)
tion oI M lnlitcr’a
Wives and —Ole da Dyson, daughter of Mr.
L t t i l m In the women'* wwX ta Olid Mrs. W. B. Dyaon of San
the varioui churches, o f whleh ford was on# of Ihe Stetson
Mrs. 11. H. McCaslln U general U niversity
Tri-Delta
modeling
president, tho "W orld Day of tho latest fashions a t a combin
P ray er" ail) be obserred Friday ation bridge-style revue S atu r
afternoon a t 3:00 o'clock
a t day, The local chapter of Della
tha F lrat Christian Church on Della Delta, social sorority, held
Banford
Avenoe.
There
will
aleo
The regular m eeting of Bern*
tho revue a t the Del-and Wo
MONDAY
Mr. and Mrs. E. J . Smith of be another meeting fo r the boaU m an's Club to ewell the coffers
IDole C hapter Two,
O r d e r ' of
Tam pa spent yesterday with their neea and professional women of of the British relief fund.
1 Tha T . W . A . o f the F irst
E astern S ta r w as held Thurs nephew, Bob Smith.
tha city In the M ethodlit Church
flb p tk t Church will moot a t the
Weering everything from lu la
day availing In the- Masonic Hall,
a t 7t30 o'clock in the evening. bathing suits
featuring grass
heme o f Sties Dorothy Kader
The program this year ha a been skirts, to demure pinafore-, co
w ith th a W orthy Matron, Mrs.
Jam es Colbert and H arry Rob
on Palm etto Avenue a t 7:10 P.
son of Camp Blandlng spent tho prepared by the World Day of eds walked between tallea of
Stew art D utton, presiding.
M. All members have been urged
P ray er Commute# a t Shanghai,
A fter a routine bualnese die. weekend In Sanford w ith relatives. China. Thla committee, composed bridge players to the tune of
(o ' attend. ' .
• i - ■r
George Slaton's music. Others!
c
us
ion
the
a
lta
r
was
draped
In
of
women of eight or 10 dif •elected to model for the funcm Sewing sees Ions will continue
J . O. Adams has returned to
ferent
nationalities,
has
prepared
.honor
of
M
ist
Aselle
Caruthere,
UV the Bed Croat In tha Wo
Don were
Marxes
Mclkonald.
W est Palm Beach a fte r spend.
m an's Chib on Oak Avenue from p ast Grand Matron of the Grand Ing the weekend with h it fam . the program around the theme, president of the Trl-Dcll», and
"T
hy
Kingdom
Cnrne.”
and
from
• ; » A- M. natll 11:30 o'clock.
Chapter of Florida, who recently Ry.
Mariam Walden, both of Plant
______
i
dawn to sunset on Friday, Feb. c ity : Krln Mercer, DeLarnl; Iva
passed aw ay a t her homa In
TUB8DAY
IS
,
ChristU
n
women
In
more
DyaL Homestead; M argaret Foy.
Guy D. Wood apent tha week
. GUdloU Club. O. E. 8., will
60 countries of the world, Tampa. Virginia Evans, llrcktry.
Miss Caruthera waa the first end w ith h it parents, Mr. and then
U tect a t tha homa of Mrs. E.
w ithout regard to color or race W est Va.; Jane Hhaw, Indianap
Mrs. Guy D. Wood, Sr. .In Jack- will be praying together for the
a H arper, S31Z Palm etto Ave aaaorlata Qrand Matron elected
olis; and Ann Lytle, W rirsdulr.
to thla office In Sanford with
coming of the Kingdom of God.
nue, a t 3:00 P. M.
the W orthy Grand Matron, Mrs.
Following
the
course
of
the
Tho Pilot Club will have IU AliceE. Bobbins, o t the organJulian
Stenatrom
of Camp sun, a t Americans go to bed on
of
the
first Grand BUnding visited over the weekend tha avenlng
f^ g o lar sapper m eeting a t the iaatioo
of Feb. 17 and
Chapter
of
tho
8
ta
tc
of
Florida
w
ith
hie
mother,
Mrs.
O.
11. S tan, through the h o u n of th a t night
fa lm a and Pines Tea Boom a t
In Sanford, on June 7, 1901.
atrom.
the firs t observance of the day
TflS P . M.
Mrs. H arry Kent, having loan
M r. Chart** O elaler of O r
will bagln In' the RJI Islands and
' Sewing sessions will bo held ill a t tha regular Inatallatioh of
Glenn Govocek has returned to Naw Zealand; then each In their lando lectured on bridge rules
fob the B ed Cross from X:30 P. officers, w as Installed as treas Camp BUnding a fte r spending own tongoa. nation hy nation (be from S:30 I’. M. until
4:00
M.- until 0:t)p o’colck a t tha u re r of the club.
the weekend with his family
O rient. Europe, Africa, both of o’clock a t Ihe second III a aeries
W om an's Club.
the Americas, will alto bs pray of lessons at the W o m an ', rlub
I t waa announced
that tha Lake Monroe.
9
WEDNESDAY
ing, either In groups or In their Friday
afternoon.
From
4:00
next meeting will be held on
/ T h e Civic D epartm ent of the Mar. 3, a t which time all past
Sid Hudson, who Is training in Homes, until, a t the end o f 40 oarlock until 6:00 o'rlock the
W ctean’s Club will have IU reg m atrons • and past patrons will Orlando with the
Washington hours. Ihe oberranee of this dav guethi placed bridge, w ith Mrs.
u la r m eeting and an ell-day aes- bs honor guests' a t a covered Senator*, spent yesterday
In San will close cn St. lasarrenee Island, J . a (in Imn scoring high and
gfpg f o r tho Rod Cross a t the dlah supper a t' 6:00 o'clock. The
o ff the coast nf Alaska 80 mllea Mrs. S. ('. D ickerson acreenoing.
ford visiting friend*.
d im house on Oak Avenue. A meeting will
from the International Date Line
at
7:30
A fte r the gam e* refresh m en ts
te> *red dlah luncheon will be o’clock. Membersbegin
the U. E. S.
Mr. and Mis. W. II. Philips end 30 mllra from the Arctic were served uy thi* hostesses. In
act pod a t 1 tOO P, M. T here will and th eir escorts ofhave
been ex and fam ily of Orlando visllad Circle.
dialing Mrs. G. it. McCall, c h air
ale be a abort prygnun.
which will be ta man. assisted by M rs. A rth u r
tended a cordial Invitation to a t
terday with Mr. and Mrs. kenThela offering
THURSDAY
to
go
thla
y
ra
r
to
four
Phillips and M rs. M. C. Swingle,
M, Philips a t their home on
I Owing m u Iona will continue tend.
designated prolecU, and th e ; a r t, to the following:
T here were #0 m rinbert pres, Oak Avmtue.
c th e Bad Cross In the Woman's
tha
urenaratli’n
of
fu
rth
e
r
a t tho meeting end one via.
Mrs. Alex Johnson. Mrs. Hein
hjb on O ak Avenue from 3:10 ent
Christian literature for both homa Lemmond.
Itoe, Mrs. L. M. • Rosa of F re na
Mrs. C. A. Haines,
itU 11)30 A. M.
Dr, and Mrs. J . A. Jones spent
no, Calif., a form er resident of the day yesterday in Orlando, and forelrn distribution, fo r ln- Mrs. Maxwell Stew art, Mrs. R.
I trie of the Yooth Division of Banford and a member of the
♦er-danomlnatlonal Christian col
whero O r, Jones attended an leges throughout the world, for
Methodist Church have been club.
all-day meeting of drugglsU In migrant* In thla enuntrv and for
«*tgd to m eet In the annex
W m M a m
k
W
tha San Juan Hotel.
♦ organise
a BtvniN
group In
in Ithe
Wo..
Indian students In governm ent
M e Society of Ch rtetlan Ser<
arh-ola In the United States.
The following Is the te x t of
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Philips
FRIDAY
had as their weekend guvsU the "W orld r r s y e r."
"F a th e r of a ll mankind through,
: flawing waatond will continue
Mr- Philips’ brother and sisterf r the Bad Cross In tha Woman’s
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. out this day, and every day, heln
Sub on. (kak Avenue from 0:30
ma to rem rm ber th at a w ry real
tylllpa, of Tallahassee.
portion of Thy Kingdom has been
? t L \ f r r t ^ D o y of P raver will of tha form er Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Scldiehter .laced in my keeping. T herefore
M observed on Friday, February A patriotic color theme waa ae- left
£
J M M I ro n m m
aturday for Quincy where each me to Inva Thee: with all
IB, o t (he C arletian Cburch at ccntuatrd In the decorations and Mrs. SSehlechtrr
my mind —that I may think Thy
will
remain
with
IlOO O'clock. All the rliurehoa of refreshm ent*.
thoughts a fte r Thee, from dawn
Mrs. M argaret flam es waa the har parents for some time. Mr, to dark, making beautiful and
M alted a re nftlUng In this a«r.
Schlechter
relum
ed
today.
rocijdenl of, a , gold Uce filigree
significant sach decision of my
,v*M fag rearing tha most points
is
dally living; help me In remove
« ■ • • ! M R MBM
W ord has been received hare all prejudice and sm all.mlndedMrs. Roy £ m * ^
J s k M«mvod)a p a ir o f lim p g u tet th a t Billy Zachry, son of Mr. neaa, O Lord:
.
S K Y IU D K R
H oys S h o w
a n d 'M rs. W. B. Zachry, has been with all my h e a rts-th a t 1 may
elected to serve as president of love those . whom Thou lovoat,
PI K appa Alpha social fra te r feeling for even the moat unlov
n ity fo r the seeond sem ester-of able end difficult nf Thy childtho ro lle rs year.
COIIKECT MEN’S
row Thine oj»l» *verla*Uog mercy:
n rim iiiiji
w ith all my soul— that I may
Mr. 0»d Mrs. E. B. LoVrrence seek froah w ars in which wa can
.all he ooa l» » J e * m G hriat o“ f
I xml, nravlng tvr Thy divine
tt Banford, t o e registered at power to surge through my fftnu
Ilia Hotel M ayfair over the m m plere routine from morning
waakand. Y aateniay they vlilted tit) n irh t:
r ___ A ll* .
Ihe Cypraaa Gardena anu Dok with all my stren g th —that I may
Radio B route, Mr*. It. H. Tower.
work the work* of Him » h‘1 M:n,
Coleman and guest Mrs. Em ard
me while It l* day. seeking lo
o f Mansfield, Mass.. Mrs. W. 8.
Dr. and Mra. W. T. Langley rhannrl through overy act Thy
Coleman, Mr#.. E. Compton, Mrs.
■levotlon to tho naeds of both my
B. A. Newman, Mrs. II- M. P ap- and daughter, M argaret, Mrs. ..elghhor and myself. Remind me
w orth, Mrs W, E. K lrchhoff, Jr.. A. W. Lee, t . W . Melaeh of fn»m m ou^pt to mom«Ht Inn! thl*
Mrs. J. O. Laney, Mrs. A. W. Banford. and Mra. J . W: Payne la not notional, hut the ta»t ronllast
K nos. Mrs. J. W. Hall. M n . J . of Jacksonville returned
men.l of Jroua C hrist, our Lord.
H. Illn term h ter. M rt L. P. Ha night from MountviUe, 8. C- Ouickcn me and use ma thl* day,
gan, Hr., Mias Irena Hinton and where they attended the funeral fur Thy name'* agke. Amen.
of Mrs. Langley's lister, Mra
Mis. Floyd A ,' Palm er.
Aleo, Mre. R. L Cornell. Mre. J. M. Simmons.
FOR THE FAMILY i—
Calendar
n o f tim e o r a p a c e to
t o th o s e o f . A l i g h t e r
h u m o h n u t - f b e f e w ag
: th g f e o n tr lb u tlo iu r . c a n
th e t r a n s it io n
Z in t h e i r B oate
p ro a c h o f
W. Ruprecht, Mrs. H arry Tooke,
Mrs. John Oalloway, Mrs. John
Ivey, Mrs. F. D. Scott. Mias
M ary H aig 1st. Mrs. H arry, Wood,
ru ff, M rs. B. C. Moore, Mta. F.
T. Williams, Mrs. P. W. H it.
rack, Mrs. F. McCauley, Mrs.
Roy Lee, M is. Ewing, kl
M. Quirk, Mrs. J. E. Hake#
8. C. G raham , Mr*. W. L. Cooper
and Mrs. \V. H. Rutledge.
Mrs. M. L. Till la, MUa Olive
Dlnkel, Mrs. Clyde Jtam tey, Mrs.
W. It. Shlppy, Mrs. C. It. Daw.
ron, Mrs. 8. ‘C. Dickerson, Mrs.
Sam Maddox, Mrt. C. C. Earl,
Mra. 8. F. Doudncy, M rs. M.
H A PPY BIRTHDAY
L. Cullum, Mra. John Meltch.
Imogene McArthur
Jr.. Mra. J . O. Huff. Mrs. Ma.
SUNDAY
bel Eatridge. Mrs. Iloj Tillis.
C arl Wlillam*. Jr.
Mrs. J . B. Gahan. Mr*. M. G.
CARD OF THANKS
Nr*.
Dwight Smith,
McNair,
Mrs. II. M. Wataon. Mr*. Roy
We wl»h to thank our many
W illiam*, Mr*. A. M. Philips
friends
fo r their sympathy and
and Mrs. A. II, Middleton.
kindnea* during the illness and
of our beloved wife and
Only two of Canada'* nine death
mother.
provinces a re w ithout a w ater
Mr. C. F. Robton
pullat to tha ocean.
.
Mra. Evelyn Sacra
Past Grand Matron
Honored By Order
Talk On Bridge
Rules Is Heard
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w a m to k T O o s ,
I Miles North Of Banford Dn Tbs DeLamI Highway
SIZZLING
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ALL KINDS o r SANDWICHES
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SANFORD. FLORIDA
208 W. First St. Phone 134
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DON’T MISS THE 32nd ANNUAL
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CENTRAL FLORIDA EXPOSITION
TUESDAY
BARGAIN DAY
Double Program
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r ,r e
G. K. Fullagher. Mrs. W. A.
L effler. Mrs. F red Bell, Mrs. It.
L. Perkin*. Ml*. F, B. Roumlllet. M*s. H. W. Rocker. Mis.
D a lav Lewis, Mra. J . O, Sharen,
F r- Mis. J. V . Btlnadphar. Mrt.
Roy Byrne*. 8r~ M rt. D- LT hrasher. Mra W allace W rig h t
M rt. W. B Zaehrv. Mrs. M. RW lgrlse and taa guest, M n . G. I
Loocka.
Mi»* Grace Sehree end Mrs.
G. A. M affett attended the lunch
eon given Friday In tha Oriandu
Country Club la hooor of Edwin
C ranberry. L a te r la the afternoon
they attended th e oral p resen ts,
tlen o f gteoya fo r the Irving
Bacheller eegteat in the Annie
RoieeU Thee U r ia ..W inter Perk.
MUa
Of Florida
teen laS .tig
Hat Church ot 7:80 F. M: weekend . In
roommate, Ml
tho bwlMM gl *
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too, who U a
of tho dtp,
g sponsored I
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IN ORLANDO, FEB. 24 -MARCH 1
Free
The meeting of Roee ClreU of
the Sanford Garden Club e t the
home of Mrs. 0 . D. BUhop In
Rote Court Friday morning was
devoted entirely to tha planning
of the annual flower show which
will bo held on Mar. 1Z.II a t the
ParUh House e f the Episcopal
Church.
The members of Rose Circle
will be In complete charge of the
■bow thle year, end they have ex
tended to all p e n Mil an Invita
tion lo display any exhibit* which
nterast' to
m ight he of Ini
‘ the pubMra. Maxwell S tew art and Mra.
M. 0 . McNair w e n presented to
the Circle as new members.
Those present Included: Mrs.
K. R. BeU, Mrs. Sadie Broute.
Mrs. J . II. Cole lough, Mra. II. H.
0 »l— «n. Mra. Georg* A DoCottee,
re. If. L Coving teg, ot Oviedo,
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Student
Flower Show Plans
Made At Meeting
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Fxhibits, Grandstand
Fntortain-
menl, M iniature Float Parados, Hi^- Style
Show, Community and County Displays.
Canary Show, Needlework, Art, Domestic
Science, Boy and Girl Scouts' Displays,
School Work, Flowers, Wonderful Citrus
and Agricultural Shows.
ON THE MIDWAY
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Park. Mra. A. W .. Boos, Mrs.
Stew art, Mrs. McNair, Mrs. BliU.
•P and a visitor, Mra. Q. Emard.
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This, Wintor Vurtort from AHParts of Florida!
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Douglas Aircraft Has Knight
Youth Conference
Turkey Says She’ll
It i. fuMii *> ordered -that tola
Ord rr r li .l l tie published •pace m
' Scheduled Feb. 28 348 MUlion- In Orders I In» * i kI h - furHsnfurU
tour consecutive Weeks
Fight If Attacked
Itera te , a M s l -
Central Florida
Exposition Opens
f o r W eek ’s Run
ORLANOO.
Fe»-
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n t n.wtt trrm ck fo r w h et
Kfffclate e la ted will In- the "b ig nnd beat exposition e v er
O rlan d o ," the 32nd an n u al
U ral F lo rid a E xposition.
T h e f a ir b eg an today a a lx -|
day-elx-nhfht ru n , fe a tu rin g en
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te rta in m e n t, education, and a g rL
e u ltn re.
T oday • » "G o v ern o r's D ay”
a n d " C h ild re n s P a y " nnd b o th ■|
O o re rn n r Speseard L. Holland a nd)
tho u san d s of
C en tral
F lorida I
school rhlldrvn wen* nt Uie f a ir I Rap. M a rtin Diea e f '
grounda to p a rticip a te .
I tu aa o f the comm ittee ineeelJ
T h e G overnor wax to a rriv e | un-A»eertcan activities, ha
•M M tim e in th e f.ireim cn, visIL cup fo r tea served I T M a .
Ing th e fa ir g ro u n d s a f te r lunch. th e ir W ashington hoaaa, where
*
T ho children w ere to a rriv e d u r. recu p eratin g from a n a r o
lug the a fte rn o o n a fte r school down. Dies collapsed
- . .hi n i g —.
had been dism issed, sln re the a f te r a heated a:^ ^ T t a g k U U t S
f a ir o ffe rs free adm issions to of th e House •s ortlvitm a.
mi tic*'
ch ild ren up until 4:00 I*. M. t»*ay.
Plana for e n te rta in in g the Gov
e rn o r Included a luncheon in his
h o nor a t the C ham ber of Com
m erce B uilding, sponsored by the
ll> J. A. PAKTRIDUK
O rlando J u u h r ChsFpbet of Com .
T ie
W om an’s
S oriety
of
m ere r, Roy Ilro w lrn , p resid en t,
presiding. The G overnor m ade C hristian S n v lc e of the B a rn e tt
a o p lan s to speak at the lunch Memorial M ethodist C hurch beiU
eon, o r elsew here du rin g the day, gave u supper K tiday n ig h t f6F
It w a s learn ed last night.
l i e men of the com m unity a
A t tom e tim e d uring th - a f . I nearby te rrito ry . T here w as
te rn eon G o v ern -r H olland, arcem - h e arty rcsinm si u> ,nu In v ite,
panled by t2 aides, ami by C o.
tonal R. M. S h e a rer, president tlons which were m ade in ih e
o f th e exposition, and other*. foim ot red h s tc le U c a rry in g
G o rg e
W aahlligO n
to m ake an official I u r of ( out
the
th o f a ir grounds, visiting chief schem e The m eal w as p
and served in the newly
p o in t. Of- Interest there.
dining room of tiic cuurch.
A fte r
a
few
inom anla of
g re etin g a t the m ain e n tra n ce
to the cdtirational bulhlinir o l
the ehurvh, linr* w ere fo rtn n l
TA M PA . Fel.. 21 —I Special) — uin irr li’iuliT* t» he se a lrd
tuhir.x it nt ■, tu n itiid three. ^tVhen
T he
legls la tu rr
ro n v e n in t
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T allahassee in April may find the |U(**<m g u p M*»lnl all joint*)
the re sea rrh division nf the Flor- in fhlnfrititc M1h«* m ore xre J t i
. the lll p p l e r m i'll
IdU Biftte C ham ber of Con nieree to g #e th e r .
(similiur
helpful In IU work of m lih tric t- l^1**
—.......-|fet . tu-v.valb.tf
t a g - th e . l a te to m ake room fo- •">'* ..............
a six th m em ber of the national I p a lh e rln g s
Among ot i«r " in n .
out thruugh
the
of re p n 's rn ts liv rs , Carl ber* i p i«m
G,hI lliess Ametca,*'
menu
were
D. BTorvIn, president, said today.
the R ange," and
on
A t n recent b ,« n l m eeting of the "H om e
S ta te Cham ber, he said, directors •‘A m erica.’’
The
del o ra tio n ,
w ere
rtd .;
a d ap ted a resolution sddre-sed
to legislators, asking th a t they white nnd blue wltli a grnecoun
Hwisa steSk
ta k a a d v an tag e of F h 'riila » In. num ber of flags
creased population Status e n tilli'ig with |Kilato, hrrud and coffoA
followed
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pies, m ade
It .to a nother ro n g rr-siru n
C angress, he said, has all indy up the menu
The g u rsts w ere riopiested to
ttsad the way to receive »ucli
introduce Ihe nnes next them
mid tell som ething of genyral
<" to draw new bound*i / illti re st about th e ir nss
he sla te cham ber is net neighbor, tho Inform ation .s u it
I JB -I^ ta w ork, a x re p t to h a re U 'tn g a th e red as they sa t
.
law iM kera w here It can to g eth er. Tl.is c rea te d a bit ot
to g e t a t alt thp fa cts u p 'n w ldrh .. h nlrsm nr m rrrlm e n t and ga.T
the d eterm inations m u st l* mn l.
. x i.trskm to th« a ° « l fellow.
ENTERPRISE
Trade Bodv OfferH
Aid To IjeRislaturc
filter 3.
irw to reach On onUide world alnce tba Kail law* o r at tall n s o f food were punishable bp death. A t I
aae photen tall On story nf Nail administration rxoeutiona. Top, delllan prlienera are n areh ed to thair
lp n M 9 'M R U M after the Ineaalfn that 100 three Pole* are ezeeuted by a firing squad. Pol tab anon
rtarssntsysft““ asa
men were executed la the l i n t four m ontta nf openpa Hoi
kllllnsa In W artaw . From photographic details,'. Bits
pan. and O at sabotage, violation of Natl racial Identified a* the eettlns ef then* scenes.
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Capitol steps tm Weahlngteu. With him la RepreaentatlTe J . Paxnafl
T hnsaa nf New la m p . Sergeants In rear aaam unwanted. The care
f** U arel I I xa.p.h, and, k a r f if 80-inch Wheelbaaea, can be transported #
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President
llonald
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rial) — Member, of the Agricul
tural Club of the University of D ouglas told Douglas A irc ra ft I (s)| : a i .» ,1*' ’ ' ' o V HERNDON.
Cotnpany a stockholders Sunday
c l e r k of sh o v e slvled Court
Florida and th r Collect 4 .II Club t h a t . o f n record »34»,8«fl,2.t; •
t'> A. M W E E K * >
of the Florida S ta te College for backlog
as of la it
Nov
30. |
D eputr Clerk
W omen In T allahassee \yill hold U niteil S ta le s governm ent o rd e r, i
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j i i n c i i i . i i n n i t , . Ml . A N D
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|. p..r . I " w_ lta f y o rders
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II. H arold llu m r, doati of th r t'o l- | T itr tiHVUlhilng 115,700.40.1 rrp II* %.
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understood th a t B ritish lrg r of Ag*icoitun*. annvuncnl i rta ^ n to J
dolilrRtlc
and forvign *
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F c ra lg n S r tr e te r y Anthony Eden. today.
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dent, I.,
.Myers. Ilen-»n Ju n e -. a m i w l i u lt l». •%*..! n I.* | . v i l n . I mI oi
Ron; secretary. F. W. Kelly. | n o t 6 f t ill. Ol it 11of It • . . m i l l a h )
<|a i i i i l u , iiwl s«i f l l a . t
businrss m aak g er of the C hild ►tl- li i ' i m i iii
••hall lir
7 . oil
ren s Home.
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th e re a fle r once ta r ,i nm ntli, nt i i* t i •It
*4iaiit n i i. it
r * i n it a i » : If t i,
which liipe It wus • u /g i -li-d the
1911
man give p supper for the ladle*.
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urv
solar cooks am ong the men. and
B M H a fc
*' l Ike ladies will not Ik-
rib
lit (A*)—
•¥or*ign Min later Sarecoglu an
nounced Sunday night that Turkey
la prepared to te c k up her aliiMkf with G n a t Britain and "do.
Read k.regff If attacked," regardJ»>| of last week* Turkith-Iiul-
fV .IST A N nU U
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in
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tallto d lo e n t e r t h e d in in g
mnmj
until the m eal I* spread T here!
Wi* u feeling th a t the Isdi.-s
her asked to lak e no g re a t risk,
toil th r men a re not a fra id »l
failu re respiting.
T he church has been fitted
^ U h kitch.fi and dining room
t g s r v these m rellngs will bel
NIFTY-THREE
o f Picking Winners
PHOTOS
TONKiHT’S ALL-STAR FEATURE
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WIEBOLDT
STUDIO
CARDUI
8 w ays: T skan a s a tonic
direclUms, it usually stim n .
. a p p e tite , in e rts s . t flo.walric Juices, so Improv.
T h at's pro tm lily 1 h, •
fa r the new energy, and
• And the relief of p t i .
H X tktea il distress ol many
The
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u ay
Much
4:11 with fell
"dope" en the
at the Bastard!
Undo Retuml
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NO M lNOlUt-ALtAkW KD
POTT T IM E 6)18 P. M.
Sanford-Orlando Kennel Ciflb
a
ili*».
tieaa-Jb relieved
fur m any is by
statM
ag fg days
"Ihe
iteva befote
U rug’, taking it s> d ir e .t„ l l i y
I ABDL'l
APV. I
Greyhound Gua
tho a ir evariv p d o
m i g h t » f(
Is on
EXTRA SPECIAL
uO
An “am using h ig h lig h t" e f tin- .-..-t) hand
,
82nd annual O rlando fa ir will •»
The .p eu k e rs wen- Rev Har-a “husband calling c o n te st” at old
lla m e s.
newly
appointed
th e -g ra
d stan d w ith prise* f... -npei intend,.............................................
nl
of
the Florida
.....n ..........................................................................the women who give th e m u d M.dhodist C hildren'a Home. Mr.
ouU U nding
p e rfo rm a n c e .,
I l u n u , spoke in
term s
of
GAINESVIl.I.K. Kcli. 2 l- ( 8 p c .
READ THE
On Itontfe 17 (Sanford Highway) at Lon/teBtid
about N miles North of Orlando
AD*
TURN AT RED ARROW
Along With lift New.
DAN DUNN—Secret Operative 48
Mill Supplies
Irrigation . Systems
- Expert Welding
T O L D IRW IN T O CIRCLE
AROUND AND DARK A HA LF
A RLO CK FR O M W H E R E KAV
W AS S T A N D IN G ----- 1 WANT
T O O C T A LIN K O N t w e
F E L L O W WHO W AS
,—
WIND FB O M A M O T D ISTA N T OOOQWAV, THE S I N lS T R f t
» L ‘M f i n g e r s w ig p i s t o l
a s he w a t c h e s
kav and
DAN M E E T - -
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MB AWAV BV SP6AKINS
frrrw m
TO M E / r m r m r t t
HERE COMES D A N -T H E R E MUST BE
WRONG
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\IM A STRANGER h ere
I S £ « VOUR PARDON, S IR COULD VOU T E L L ME HOW
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laesiHed Advertisements
APARTMENT,
M ODERN
4
te a m second .flow. AdulU onI
COTTAGE FOR RENT 714
Magnolia A re. Phene 716 at
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BANFORD. FLOHIPA. TUCDAY, FEBRUARY M. 1M1
ain
faro rab U v
r c r *A?
rraSs
M e e t in g
IsCautious Election Jury
r At Tobruk—After The Attack
open tHe n u n T huraaay FigM.
April IT* In rtrad a t Oh. curio»
• IM P /o rilk v a a pootod a t DeLond
I f h j R et Packard, repra• o f tka local club. ' '
U a w aajd Utla n o m in e L h | N I I D O M ! I M A W *
A diraet r a a a r u l o ( laat a * ^
aad
extend Baa feed’*
o f Karin* a etub thU
fcarioa Bradihaw , It wa»
4, ia atm e a t a i p m td e n t
aapodation but a lii play
r v W -’ iK T J iriS :
expenses U.lL
t o w ,w nmi, #•« c~«
Republican And Deni'
ocratic Heads Tes
tify Before Group
About Expenditures
toted UOa morning a t 10:11
oclock a t Ttaker Field.
Ooo of tka few ball plarera to
yvecraafullir lim p from d arn 0
oateball to Urn major Iraguea la
•mo sooano, Hudson won' IT Olid
loat 1« for Urn alatk.placed Nata
Land, Sanford a t Orlando. Ocala
a t HI. A ueuatlno, and Leesburg
a t Oalnaevlllo. Sunday, April *7,
will bo Um flro t of aovon conaoeutlvo doabkfcoadora.
Florida In Second
Place; Kentucky
Leads S . E. C.
WASHINGTON. f A
sjWrw*AJi“S ,,;’s a
of tbo “win and Iota” average of
Continue W ar
„ BTfor*. . W W
Waoblngtoo,
lludaon led Um Sanford team to
two auerraalvo ponaanta In the
Florida StaU Loagu*. Three twa
tkm Of French
I a d o -C h ln e ls
dped By Officers
Seminole County
three more victoria*. Tba
Tigers hopped from a a
place Uo Inte fifth poa
winning a pair,
O nly'tom orrow's b a ttk
Kentucky and VaadertrUt
on Um cenfereuea oehodal
Kentucky defeat weuld net
Cota below ru n n e r-u p .
which flnlahod IU cam;
week ago. The Teanraw
beaten only by Kentucky, j
and Georgia, whipped V aa
Sanford Bowlers
Lose In Return
Match In DeLand
Youths May Join
CCQ B o a r d Says
JA C M O N V IL L * Fob. I t (s I*oriai) — Seminole ■- - G reat?
youths between tbo age* of IT and
TUPto-m ay anroll ta the
Sanford loet a .re tu rn m atch C h ilian CuMorrutJob Corps thU
ayrd ta Da Land yoetorday a u k . weeitb.
,
g Um aeore wren fo r Um G o t
Tbo State Welfare Beard has
ro m ate baa Um M a i bowling
am has played la .I n te r c ity
imoa, U B.Hopper
amid 7**h A y w , ta M
of fo u r ttamu
rday. ,
.
t a ta th o p
u
t
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Today Um rvprem ataU re of a a
tertelty U sque, taatadta* Leo*.
M i' KnaUs o r New Sm yrna, and
lLand, will m oot w ith tbo J*r
M—
Mix Bowling
Doubles . •
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w. u
Progressive Press._______ •
G reat Bouthem Truck___ T
W ort Jew elry-----------------IT
H arry’s Liquor Store--------7
8
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8
G rapatte B ottling Co. .;— d
T
To He Announeed
Ienter, Rose Sny« British Bombers Hit
Addis Ahnhn, Make
Roy 11 Will is lit hn«
Assault On Tripoli ,]
namct) i*i‘ttrrnl oinipaiKn clinirntnn o f «tin*»Ituim* a m i r r ram .
* t *••*»«-| m••• Frite
l!!i
paljrit of ih# Faivntimi Army,
A.lolf Hitler':.
A ttacking th* Lcaae-Lend BUI
aa a nmaaure which would UtevL
tably load Um U. 8. Into acO ro
participation la th* w ar, Sena,
to r O ay.M .'.OU tetta, Iowa Deam.
crat, declared Um bill would ” fu r.
tW r deplete" A m erica', "m ao.
f P f . W t a t a > f perm lU ta*
■ t f y f —* of,' m a tin g and fu tu re
: -VABUINGTON, Fch. SB.—CAP>
— A a pec la I grand Jury which
baa InroaUgaUd the 1040 cineHon campaign axpenditurea re.
ported today It had found noth.
Ing to Justify tba Indictment*.
.
•*# wltneaaea who
toattftad before the grand Jury
wore Chairm an Edward J. Flynn
We Democratic NaUonal Com.
»**##, and Joseph W. M arita,
Um republicans’ national ehalr.
OPMPri*. T
u ld tba
Um City Commission decided at who
m taom and
keen allocation
No' .tegular moottab In Uia <JKy machine tenia
• voluntary
HaB last .night l*.Tears Um tend. bails, n* ad.
"th* altosItaB.
acuta that U
dealrmbla" that
HI** bo onforead. .. . . . .
fans* InSustrlea tba napplba they
M
n
WVITATOES, c o r n , e t c .
A. Rntwll Seed Co.
Linguistic Coach
Haa His Troubles
TXLKPHOKE 41
need.
on thqr t o x » whoa It
m removed by Um S tate
f DepartnmnL * .
Commission * w l l l h u y a
utrollef fo r Um light, Mr.
aid. la th* ovent the Lam.
author!a** th* S tate W an-
CHARLOTTE HALL, Md. —
M V - Harkam, senten, t o ' Um
OnI t ‘1
B U M PER
:
rtn* loyal
'-rnoMt
’
RtrtUnioa acted under the *orelled naval kneedirg la*r. atenad
by Preaidant B auav altU at June
ta, which granted th* Prvaidrnt
newer ta la re k a mandatory prior
Ilia»- Mr. Roooovolt delegated thii
to th* OPM.
Rtettlalua Mid ‘t h a t alnc* the
pewar nevwr bad hows used, no
, up yet
merbanlam has
t f enfant# It
It.
said any rio-
ha Ukan
tnforcemant
i atareodln**
h* aald.
Sorvic*
in Orlando,
SUJHOUR
i l C r W F EDS
—
adeer.
can Id
Air Fore*.
Sea Island Cotton lanford Employes Second Volunteer
[re Given Awards
Leaves For Camp
Will Be Discussed
i'or Safe Driving
By Leesburg Man ' Kighteen City employee have With Large Group
Treeivnl two-year awards of merit
fer ,afe driving and two others
b are been given ona-ycar elta.
«.n», It was announced today at
City Hall.
Metal emblems and certificates
merit were given by Richard
I'lacc. engineer for the Glen
Wllv Indemnity Co. of Glen Falla,
Y., who handles tha Clty'a
lillity Insurance. It was pointed
that during the y u r 1040
re were only four minor acelnts Involving City automotive
tpmvnt, and the total damage
Five Bus Loads From
Central And South
Florida Also Depart
Capt. It. K
llrc c l-r, an .
itoiinrrtl toil
Mr^ W illiuan, bbli«» w n n l**rt.
ihI ul* m M’/rlil lut'd*tilt if of tiu*
Salb’adon Army *.lvi»t»ry Iwiar*!
lay Via n«ta 11 C'liu«a'. i ’ri’tl WMmiii,
ami J. I. 111irI<*v. vmII liavr r h a r f r
of Ih r ilriva* li» aivurn fund* l«»
carry on Ili«* Army'* pmirrain »luririf th r ctinunf y»ar.
Mr* II If I mrur ha* Ikm ii
named vicr rhntrman t •• hroit thr
w om en« divlaitm, ntnl Kartyli*
llnuaholdrr Mill tim et th r men*
division. Th«»»«* lut* eonimillee
chairmen w ill meet Wedne*ilnv
momma nt ID (Mi ti clock at the
dbmpatfn Hradipiar trr*
Other eam|*aiirn cemmiltre* will
be nainetl nml plan* for the drive
will he «Mithni*d nt n conference
In the neat fu tu ie, ('ap t Ho*?*
stated
Capt Rose. *ho It u• directed
the annual drive* for the past
four year*, i* taking charge again
thi* year in o rd n In economire
In every f»na*ihle wav and thus
make the cemmuntty dollar do
the moil goo.!
"At a recent meeting of the
advisory hoard. Brigadier ( \ J.
Hickey, division*! commander for
Ihe Rout^ A tlantic Divlainn. *poke
to the bogrd member* Of Halva.
Hots A i m work in general ’• Ca#4
Rr«e *nid. "There r i p a freul
Lraving a t 10:00 oclock this
morning, B anfonts sccon.1 yuluntser t* answer tha draft call. Li
n e r 0 . Banks, arrived at Camp
B k r i l f g this afternoon along
w ith H r* <»“•
fn5J"
South and Central Florida, the
d raft- bM rd reported today.
M iv'Banka, i feeh Atk tnche#
tag, Ate* Johnson announced to .
tall
weighing tlD pound*, aaU
Thoso who received the twp- this morning th at h# w ai "rartn
leal of inlereat demonstrated hv
A ancclaliit in th r
highly TMr aw aiilt ware:
to go."
had talkrd to some of those present and a number of
aprclallied work of raUing R«-a
Roy G. Williams, J. A. Howard, the boys a t comp and edmltta<t n>ir«tinn* were n-k ed -eejir-line
Island, H r. W alker will describe f - H. Shaffer. Roy Tlllii. James
At i ,- i ,
method* of fertilising, plaiting, Houghton. S M. RiChard, G. !- that th* life sounded good to him dlfforcnt i-t-Avca of t h r
Asked about the difficulties ot A r m v w o r k "
the type of soil neceaaary, end Duncan, J T. Hardy, C. fl. Teagetting a uniform to cover hi*
t'-m p a irn
bradniiarlci !-»•
control of boll ,.weevil.
ion. Urn Smith, A. Kendall, Ro.
Mr. Johnadn m m th* long *ta. I-art North, Wesley Preaeott, Tom D ig frame, Mr. Bank* replied thet tm n •••lat-lishc-l st 111 M-emdi.i
" I didn’t hava
much
trouble Avenue, thr"U|rh the cn.oiio'iitmn
pie flea Island cotton aa a new Il odge.
*
..........
A. L. -Ilarineau, -Thll
King, when 1 w u In the National Guard . f Mrs ^nilic llroiiso snd Vivmn
summer crop fo r farm ers in this F- Vickers, end Willis Dixon.
In 1024 through >7. You know, Sp*'*'r. Tl-nsc ilchirtna t" P '' in
section, and aayd th a t romlltion*
Charles Dunn, Jr., and Leatar
for raising It hero are kdral At Matthews were presenter! one. all uniforms are two sites too lom li with ramp-iien worker* ••'#
large or two elice too email, so Hskod tn Irlcphniic OO'I
I^rshurir, the center of this crop year awards
1 Just get on* two slice too small
in Florida a t present, pi ires Is -1
The ritati-n -n th* merit eer. and look ilk# th# real of th# boys
....
., •
year averagtd 33 to 34 cents s I if Irate read as follows: "This
Mr. Banka will be under some M l l d d l t S
L llK lb lC
pound.
certifies t h s t -------- has driven a
Most Seminole farm ers plsnt .ommercial motor vehicle in th* of the asm* o fficer, a t Camp ^ l U U U l M J A J i a b »re v.
Utile during the summer except ■ervlce of the City of Sanford Blanding th a t he served undci
corn. Mr. Johnson ssid. snd the- trom Dec. 13, 1U3R to Dec. IS, when he was in the Guard unit
Introduction of cotton would he n 1039 with a non-chargcable acci At that Urn* Brigadier General
J. ('. Hutchison wae In commend
.new source of Income os well *• dent record
of th# Sanford poal, and l.b u trn rlv* labor aomethlng to do m
ant W. V. Rungs and U rutanani
the sum mer months. The cron i*
Ldmund Melsch. --salt- I ruler
K K. Nordgrvn ware officer*. M- ot the Sanford U>d|rr of th-' Klk>,
usually rot r u t around the fir-i
Itanka
served
With
the
mrdiral
of March, and m atures In th.
a—loiim-ed today that h-iih --hoot
d rlarhm rnt a t the post.
Fall.
• Indents u tr rllgthle to elite- ""
Born in Tallapoosa, ( i s , Mr -•••ny
Since the cron has never l.cou
ro n trst ntt "W het ll-tcle
Banks ram * here In lt>21 with Sam Mi-sns to Me, so.l • m|>ete
grown hero before. Mr. Jnhnm •
Mr*. Abbot U s Dow w llLb« his family and attended Sanford
said the menace of tha boll wee.
f - pi lies of fl.OOO. J.’iOO, it Mil
wit will k* cenelderablv lessened present a t a meeting of tha Gen schools. Ha served with Ihe N a tL’Ml to be awarded hy the Klk •
Mr. W atkvr will discuss the - ral Sanford Library Association tional Guard for four years and National l>efrnae Ciumiil*non
methods of grow ing Re* tiland nt the Library Thursday mom received an honorable discharge in
The conleat cal)* f«»r an analycotton end *H farm er* Intereste.i. . . mg a t 0:30 o'clock. It was an . 1927. fo r |h* M i l few years he 1 ai* of a painting by I' < Ileal)
1
.1
uMBcrd
today.
has
been
employed
a*
transport
In hearing him are invltrd t<
discuss driver and was working for the wliirh at a distance i* n likene**
the meeting Thursday, Mr J.dm-.1 Tb* association will
plana for housing the library of Rote Truck Line before he vol ul Unde Ham but at cl«»*eup i*
son u ld .
a mutitage effect uf
aulrtirra.
General Sanford, for whom th* unteered, be aald.
nuf*eat mill workei*. and Ibe
. Itf I* nsrfied, which haa bacn ofHe leave* hla mother, Mr*. A r lupttul budding.
f i |- d to th* City by M n . Dow. les Banks and two sistere, Mrs j
(teteral Hanford* daughter. All I. Felnberg and Mrs. J. L. Horton I Analysis of the pai nt in g i* hi
ailililinn lo the 3041 In f»04i wool
intareated In th* project are tn
all residents of Sanford.
ixaay
vltad to the meeting.
H u’ painting waa r«r«*ntly pre
Form ation of a chapter of thr
M-nlnl to 1'rraldrnt |(iMia<*vrlt by
National Aaaoctatlon of Itctin-'l
nu-tiil'vra uf tha Klk*
Uafrnaa
Railroad Employes will b« •"«< 'oniuii^tinn anti W ill In* u«rti by
cussed tomorrow afternoon »t|
Ilit- War Departm ent a- a national
1:00 o'clock Ot a meeting in
dt fi ii*e poster .Sanford merchant*
Mrs. J. A. Shepherd, f020 Elm are iliaplaying the ptwxtrr in their
the Commission Room of the
WASHINGTON, Fob. U - i P J llepresentative Green Mid Monday Avenue, died yesterday morning tomdowa, and the rules »f tlie
City Hall.
■
following a hMe a rt ’ aattack In i oiliest appear u li I lia inVaia** f o U
i . L. B urk, grand eccretaryItebW W T W th * areoclktlon. will had a greed U re-establish a camp Savannah, G*„ White she *ri> of the picture.
attend U m ' m eeting to outline *t Gold Head Branch, F la , ad Flailing reUtlvv*, It was le*rne«l
The local defense committer di
today, Mrs. Shepherd had lived In recting the con If Ft U mmir up of
tb* obJooUvo* of th* group, n jacent to Camp Dland lag.
Sanford
fer
about
80
years,
Ho laid 800 man would b t etaw u announced. All railroad mm,
the Rev John J. Krllaghun, chuir.
Survivor* Include h er husband. man, W. II. Relta, K. A. lioiNltpeed.
particularly Owe* who are eligi- ilowod (her*. Th* unit’s principal
3.
A.
Shepherd
of
Sanford,
a
work,
ho
u
ld
,
would
b*
on
th#
leu liutner. and J . R. Ht«*wurt.
hi* U rvtur* o r who have ao
daughter, Mr*. L. M. Lein h a rt of School aulhoritlea are co-opcraly e a n turvteoj or# urged t*> i Hand Ing reserv atio n .___
Macon, 0 a., throe sons, W, II. ing The commlttea ha* rhoaen u
Shepherd, C ilW Beach, Dr. E t Jury of throe, tha R tr. J Hemani
o n ! Shephard, Spartanburg, 8. Root, Miaa Charlotte Moughton,
C.. and C. i . Shop herd, Gaines- and II. Jam es Gut, who will select
villa, and OOVOtuI grandchildren. Ihe three Lett eeaaya a t the end of
Funeral arrangem ent* will be the contest, which close* Mar. 31.
Members of tho committee and
J*aaab‘ Li O telili* . U , fatter
high school principals h r te copies
uf the rules of th« contest.
anB
n«
•r ’BV.'Ooeyana |
the freak w ladatani-Triilcii raced
through Contra) Fitted* teat Do-
ember, M n J. 0 . Sharon, Jr.,
chairman o f Um t a * l Chapter,
aaUl la ia u
* ro.
f>./ ‘ J^-s *•
t e V fW ta A U f'V W
Group Will Discuss
Library Of Sanford
CCC To R eestablish Mrs. Shepherd Died
While In Savannah
Camp Near Blanding
Father Of Sanford
Men Die* tn Tampa
Secretary Btimson
Inspects Blanding New Record Is Made
CAMP BLANDING. Fob. IA— For Strawberry Sales
UP)— Bocratary p f W ar SUmaon
PLANT CITY, Fob. 8 * -(S p e ria l)— A now raeond for atrawberry sales fo r th* aeaaon was
aet her* yesterday whan 111,600
pints were m arketed with fa rm ,
ora receiving |1 4 ,S 0 I.
It was Um biggest ante alnoa
Jan. IA 1841, Jana** MrGae, man
ag er o f tbo P la n t City State
fa rm e rs ' M arket, announced. Th#
r------------ „ u jg td
Mate a _— . .
McGee said th a t w R h favorable
t
ft
[i-
L .rH
■ f • v.
1
J t A t e t r ’M
it*,’
'
’ ’• ■*
-
..
si .^e'S^SSSri^.ss-Aa
tt violent.
„ r f (,,H lvo w n „ r e p o y j ^
lit t;i>rninn HIkIi' t)oni
I oi Imv to Im vo mink 2 i .
imt* uf Hhipn in n ilrivtih
n iiti-h Hhipplnu lines.
A Idimlnit nuvnl spokesman,
hmvi'ver. asserted thut "nothiiitt extraordinary" hod oe»
ctirreil in the Nazi counter*
tilnrknde, nnd denied the claim
iiiaiIi- I.\ Hiller him self yeatsrdajr
Ihnl Jlfi.tlOn tuns of shlppUtg
ha,| lo-sii sunk by tha G erm ans
l(l two days —n figuro revised
upward hy 3H.0U0 Iona today.
Striking hark in a campaign
ti disiupt the German tea o ffen
sive. British planes delivered w
tw o.hour assault on a N atl Uboat hn«e at llrrat anti sent larga
number* uf bember* acrota via
4’hannrl toilay for blows ag aln it
N an.brltl French territory.
Rritiab bomber* al»n poundad
Atlili* Ababw, capital of Itallfiw
contpiered Ktbiopia. and raldad
Tripoli in Italian North A frica.
While the campaign in Libya
■bowetl no f r e s h s i g n s o f a c t i v i t y .
Ihe Spanish press noted th* .
lief of many Frenchm en” th a t all
N rrth Africa would awing O Vtf.
to Gen. Charles D# Gaulte’s "F ra a
dn?re^rps«*uh'W>rilxJ!af -Fwfik.rC
«ia
The ttrlllsh declsred Ethiopian.***
it regulars had taken Mnyal*. on
H ip Lthlopla.K enya frontier .a n d
thus the “ last Itslm n J r a O M - f l
let*’ «
have tieen evicted from Britl*
t e rr it o ry . ’
A total of 217.300 to n . o f sh ip *
ping has been sunk in the la te s t
lAitimrst of w a rfare ugatnat R ri((•■llBBTd Of r « « f Twtaf
f,2. wife of M A M erritt and
n-.iih'iit of Hamlnolu ( '—inly for
Hip p n .l Id year*, dud at her
I———* nptir Gpiipvii ta .t night
foilou inir mi illnr** of several
nmol If*
Horn nt N ru Sinyrnn on Aug.
ID,
IMhH,
Ml**
Men lit
■gHayFy^HK
Oa* *rv8kwv
-/
Insulin's Discoverer,
Dies In Plane Crash
OTTAWA, Feb. IS — (AT— S ir
Frederick Banting, whose co-dle.
ro w ry of Inaulln haa oared th*
livaa of thoUMnda of diabetic*,
and two companions ware hi Hod
In Ihe crash of a m ilitary p taM
near T rinity Bay, N ew ftundlsnd,
Col. J . L. Ralston, m inister at a * ,
tlonal defanao. announced y t t l e r ,
day.
■
•
C a p t Joseph Mackey of b a >
ana City, pUot Of th* plaa* which
crashed loot F riday, ta allva and
is being raoou od, B a b ta n u l i
*
Th# w T M lm i o f tbo plan* v a a
L0CA1
-xva
4j A ' w vSW ■tiT*v
if
r
-
‘ '
•
\
•
•
:
was a
nieml er of the < hurt h of God.
Hurvivuia mciiult, in athlilion
to lifr hu«hant1, two »on*« Wayne
M erritt. Miami, ami Math AL
Ini M erritt, Jr , Norfolk, Va;
mv tluughtera, Mi" MiiIm’I Rte.
vrn*. Miami, Mr*. Aregun Davi*. Miami; Mr* tiritfi' Stafford,
Knnfoitl;
Mi*
Fit-1a Altrnon,
Minim; Mi*« Joy M erritt, Geiii’iit; unit Mih* VVktR M erritt,
Geneva, her mother, Mr*. I.ulla
W Tucker, New .Smyrna; four
*i*t« r-4, Mr* Ada Sloan, New
Sinyrnn IlcArh; Mr* Annie Dur
r if. Ft
l.anilrrtlalr, Mrs. Eva
Bernard, Miami, anti M n. Vlrgie Wotmkln, Miami, and one
Irother, J. K. Tucker, ( ’harleaton,
8 r
Fulternl service* will lie con*
ilucteti Wednesday ia/ I r moon g t
:» (Ht o'clock at
the
Erlckaon
F u n risl Home with the Kev, J .
F Revel*, pastor of the Church
of Gud. officiating. Burial will ba
in Evergreen Cemetery.
- 'Tv*'AS
■
u4*-.witfajOBvJAJ
-1
*. h/V’ A'.vVy\
-
tf
Mary C. Merritt
Dies After Long
To Enter Contest
Illness In Geneva
Conducted By Elks Mrs Msry Cbtllon M erritt.
Retired Railroad
Men To Convene
not assigned to
seta to permit I
Um community
•
T he disastrous atta c k a a the warahlp cam r as
It attem pted to h a lt tbo B ritish advance by
heavy guns.
continuous firing of
blasted by
M. N. Walker, plant patholo.
gist a t the Florida Experim ent
StaUon a t L«e*hurg, wilt discuaa
the possibilities of grow ing Boa
Island cotton ta Bamlaole C ounty
a t a meeting at farm ers Thur*.
day night a t Ai00 o’clock a t tka
Seminole High B*h»ol Form Build-
T fi
in i :
i ■The Italian c ru d e r Ban 0
harbor, Is In flam es a fte r I t
direct hits by the B ritish R
Walker Scheduled To
Speak Thursday On
Possible New Crop
DEL"!?i
Spokesman In London
Staten Nothing Un
usual Occurs And
Denies Hitler Claim
R.A.F. Hammers .
C o m m i t t e e s , Plans Cerman Sub Base
E 5 & S L a ftg X £
-V*
•’ n o w
R oy Williams Is
Made Chairman Of
Service Campaign
Ma dub.
ATLANTA, Fob.
U -W > Kentucky'a 'd tfab d Jn a champ Io**
mill carry p n .lotirnam «nt Waderaklp Into tha BoutboaaUra t m .
baakotball rerahral a t
Tliuiaday.
p e r.
to u t
B at.
'
r to
low.
mb*
I to
■tka
la st
mid
the
probably
N azi Sea Offensive
Sinks British Ships,
High Officials Say
■.aa;
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