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of SanfoCtl !•• I • •»• bio. •I that A n . irno't* • (•»<•* I"
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an riin-rger»«> w.t* made by Mr of Ih. I l n t f h defon.e* ,r
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b u ilt of M sneak at lurk oil
W ASIIIN GTO N. June l. o i l
The IIou«r will be aaked today
w to fiv e it* a p p r o n l to c im tlrtc
W tlo n v o f a pipeline and a hargt
ra n a f\o c ro « * up|>cr Florida to
help aDevia tq
cu rren t fuel
ahnrU f* along the ra*tcrn tea
hoard.
A bill by Chmn. Manafield nf
9 the House Rivera and lla rle.rcomm ittee ha* t»een given Ivgi*
lativc right-of-w ay.
(Coincident with th la new nt
tem pt to offset the subm arine
Induced shortage of gmaoline and
J f o c U along the A tlantic coait,
Petroleum Coordinator Ickea ha*
again aakeil fo r ateel prloritlea
build • pipeline from T exas to
New York.
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R»pr. C snnon h s. urjt^l m n n g w h IU th at th« adm lnlrtrstl.m «l»r
’ its ap p ro rsl to p n l . r u .r of
.x iitii)S l«l»nd w s ltrw s fs for furl
transport.
Ito t u n e s l n i th at I00.0O0 )« r
r»l« ■ dsy roukt bo moved fr- in
m Tam pa in JaekaonTlIle, Kl» . hv
” wap of lha F o rt Ujr«r»-Lake like.rhobeo canal. From Ja ckionvlllr
the oil could bo moved th northern
r r fineries c r e r (ho tntand watero u t.
wap alo o f th
tooe Atlantic
A uanuc rcoa.i.
An additional 800,000 b a rre l, a
a dap could bo ahutttod by ra il Iw
tweon Tam pa, and Baafon), H a ,
a d lttanc* o f a p p ro ilm a to tf 1 0 0
mllaa Ihua connoclinf . the Gulf
w ith tbo inland watorw ay, Canno* aakJ.
JIM .
|0« A«»•< iili J Mifiil
The Hriiiah Indav am >unrrd
the rap tu re of Gen Ludwig
C rue»rll.
Im n rd la lr
rnm
mandrr itf the G erm an A fri
ca n>rp« Mtidrr M arshal K**m
mrl. and *ald Ih ri |..imd «
diary *Im « ing th at C rurw rll
fu n frrrn i «ith Miller recent
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(n l he Medlter r anratt lin t
Uh »*b#paria»«a sank 12 . 0 0 0
tnaC a f aftfpplnr and dam
l |r d
other *ht|i«
d r AlMOlUd P m m i
In S y d n e y it w a s r e p o r t e d
to d a y t h n t t h r e e J a p ku I>s
Tampa-Sanford
# Pipeline P lan
Gets Attention
O f
C la im
K nem y
•MStjJrVia!!®5*--*
S A N K H M I. H .O IIID A . M « » M i\S
th o u g h
H is
S y d n e y h n r U .r
I n ( 'h u n t tk i n n , t h e C h i n e s e
a r c a trik iiiK u t N u n k in n u p
t h e Y a n g t z e r i v e r a b o u t 17?»
Ofnllew, o c c u p y in K _ a u D ie J a p
p o ulrfon.
Allied bomber* sUr^ci! la rg r
fire* anil wyerVnl dock* and air
drome* at rn«*mY lodgrm rnt* in
Tim or, e a a trm New (itJinra and
O u -. Solomon lalanda todays
Tha
Japs landedlVi
*frrah f o r r ti on
Yohwan lal-and
off
Chekiang
•hore and claimed they h«%e rr
front
again*!
opnned another
Chung kill* force* with an of fen
Kw aagtunk province
^ a lv a in the Kwa
n-mniaikl
an
" The Chllifae
nounred heavy fighting la in
prorreaa in the aoiithern proviikcc
of K w antung, wht-re the Japan
f*e claimed the launching of an
Th.
offensive north of I anion
^ T h ln r* r rapnri«il further •w nr**rs
^9 rnurvi 1chang
t htung
h *t.
(•rnarallssinwi
Shek't arm ies in rr fit f al < tun i
havr lau n rh n l m largr srab* *•»
•
lark against thr Juponuo*
Anhwri |ir«*vmrr i bout Jtm mile •
^ w r * t of Shanghai, the ( Inin
h lf h Command announced Vrst-r
day, ami, aided l»y strong g.i. r
ilia force*, already are hainin* >
In f al the gate* nf tw.. of 1tn
province'* largest rtlic*
a
The J*panc»e. meanwhile, land
ed forrr* near the town of Kan
men nn Yuhwan bland, n o r th s * !
of Wenchow hay in Chekiang
province, and a lta rk rd tha He
naval
fender* undcf cover of
till
'
190S
Axis Forces !
U. S. - Britain Will Loose
Withdraw In [
Libyan Fight
Massed Aerial Blows On
H a rb o r;
S ta rt
.-r .
• I by
. .ito II. r Ini
• -i.iik . r
1- |.« 111- |
•no r...mbll» 'V
•/
» |..W i
rhu t i
i«.t« • •
•••hi
,
Rot ar i ans Hear .N arcy K ossetler Is Selected As
M ayor Hiil Lists
N a z is O rc h e stra F rom
S te ts o n s Most O u tstan d in g b iri N um erousC .of C.
Prepare For New G ra m m a r School Re,a j|t>rs Ar«* T«
w.-2i Accomplishmenls ' - ‘f » SHmlarship
*mt«er
The
—
H on A M t.i 7 (Ml | k M
Any peraon, white nr m ln rn
rnm d.male bl.M-1. un>l fir I'nt
‘
Main *tat«**l that nt leu*t Mil |
a«in
doner* i»te wauled
The bl«M»*l |
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wtl| |a* fliim l nt u local h..*|iital 1
’r.iisi-N
< ) r u .'tn i/;iliiiM
and will be kept In Snnfonl f o r i
I hi
N\ n r k
h u m - In
rrurrgein y n*«- I >r Putnam riled
( i Fit MA S June 1 - o i l !(••«
H y (T u b , P re s id e n l ■
ri^ *«••
fc ti-ra l rn«e* in whieb l|\e* were •inn line* wrr* *tmblliie*l t*-l»»
(/tilin g
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both
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•axed by having blood available
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11* *1 41*. .1 I.').- 1. '
and he •trvaard the im|Mirtaiice for new and |»crbtpa m ore %• ■I.-..I
f ruin Si »•
• » . • *»t» «
• 11 , 1 1i ....... * •
'
u I., it
\ m in i' al progrnin tirraog*
of having th e bloo«t. which *■* nt tack*
•i i
titurtiing
• **
. ...... »1 1•t|,l
*
•
hi Karl K ipp w.*i* I'M-wtiiftd
• nbl tn Im* ahardutely e*«ential
Mnlv local rnm untcr* w *.
• • , i ,• • .
t I hi n-gular Itilh Ihhhi .if |L I mi i* It. • * * '
!».. | • • t.t
d ining nn en\t*rgency
ported on the now um.
f.lu ii.. . • •
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Kharkov front in the I kt
“ Till* *lep I* e itre rm ly iin
inn i inn.• »
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,.......
. II !•
' MINI s« h.M.I till ht-allR olid* » M
portan l." he declare«|, **and it i* th e Khark nv operalMoi w »•
«*s| . t
'
\v
I | dt» . 1 t lull of | M lllllll- t
"
author! re.| by Governor 11«il In r». I • ulrreil here a* having »♦ i
' ••*••!. ,
K >pp • %pill o*ii •! iioii i * •
*•
I K.id
and imliMii.il defense brail* | hr i'*" vital results II ■!r a ••• '
P.
t.
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•
l*e« »• pr II III III)' I v ' ' • ’
bunk will Ih* built up mainly ("i Germ an re*ervra and di*.»»
lu ll
IKhii n yrni Nit-I Mill ft
'
u*« «*n ititim o m airraid^ ml 1
*M German diviawm* •
Pte*
Ml* lid • r • hud Ih . I. |.|.l . •
I bough it wmibl )k* available f<»r ,
ma*«*d o ppo-itr 1:
lay •
•
I I Wo >. HI •
o ther tm rrg en cy c a s e * ' * .
,1 f"( an offen*iv# against th.ii
l ’n.1.
I <d. lit I
^ « t the program |m >t.t. ,i
The
Kutaiana,
it
wa*
sai
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.
lie advised pn>*|>ertlve doner*
r*t |*i ••• . •..«r | ..I d ii mg M-I*
n.d Ht>.
"n .lrrc .1
v
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not to eal fa ta the m eal before I he .a m . tac tic , on I h . K .lm m
»di ....... .. t a * 1 • 11 •
'• it* «|
• .o il
*-nJ..ywU by th.- H o U n .n . wh ■ I*.M2, on . •bom • i ..oM*...-tit i* * I
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th *'
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th ey give the blond
Tho time front a . th .y Had uw.1 at K l.„
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lb. l»crn m*i | a I III* Mia 1IfinilM I"
1=*/(■•
each m .nd.-r
r lt'l
..L . .• ...... Shu M i l e
necessary In obtaining the MimnI knv. opening an altaor-W-cf..rr ih.
M "I hIm»
, .11*r g
G erm an, could .ta r l ll.eir
w o. n. fu ll..-,
that mm I* *nurg***! Ito- . «d
will nnlv he n few m inute*, hr
a 1
l •i.
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I th e ir
I
M“ rrh
coni*- • .1* f lb* |.i i. . i '-*•••* I •
■aid. anil ap pointm ents mny U* full fore, offensive
d i e t *•'• 1 •*•"
. land*
T
,•I
III* in.
"• *
• d.
"A ttem pting lo lmpr,..-r th. .
M|k*. *
ma«le by ra ilin g l>r Putnam'*
• II.tie
I» .lllnna, lha G erm an. lh r.» ... • " -'V Hr fa.lc
t li«11
tempt
office
• *| • nd**<t
living • • o .... | *-.
l.ri-r rc a rv a a for threw .U>. ....
• e. * « • * • !
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r. .
ty alt I'f'din t
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llt.d f
lip
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hi tin pul
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of n f• «* f•».*d• f
G ro w ern A re A n k cd
1 M u T . n w rr. “ l^,iM N*'I..irh " ,'-,,,*wi i following
rh "
...............
f
Mirmla-r*
twen • in| • i t
M
Gene K in d *11 2nd •••r»»*i
T o R e p o rt T o A g q p t k **" ,0 ,h' ' ^ “
Ajfpr • nt *»’ •
Apt"
John Hi**.f, ^fid «nffiet
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let.
let *f»• *' •».
•
Hilly Hry aid. I*t • **rui*t
r. I
mn%! >M* r*
AH t , „ . e n " 7 ; . . M a n .........
M e B lO ria l
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M e e t iiu :
D islrid
Nsrtcv Jemn A| •| •1«-1*> lyinliNt
f .r
Such »I«'•
i l . .d*i.'i> \
t‘">
Heintnoia C ounty . h - u i t D e a t h
T o ll
R e p o rte d
Kmily Matthew*, violin
to dale l»v
• r
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report Ihrir a r rr a c e lo the Cu.m ,
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,
Ik.n.thy Fortmon. snare drum
on th* ftr >1 d >
s* • i g ' ml
i*
*
tjr a frn l ao th a t they ma* oi
(By A m M iltd Pratat
lb tty Hummeniili-, lias* dr
■itg in. nt h a
■i -i-i...f Id . If l" •!
tain thr m aterial* n r o ln l to gr w I The nation, hoiu>ring tb«- •Irn.
Jra n M cIntyre, piano
ma ■•iii ii mi I'ln •
the ciitton. C! 11* Dawaon statc-l j of other war* today rouni**.! it*
' l l IMkl • I • 1 "I M
iNilorea Mrl<rllan, . yrttlwb
, living • omiim.**|d y
Saturday.
v*.11 . .
• m allrat Memorial Day h Inlay
W iirrin g
N a tio n s
P rrablent R. W llunre* lit «»• for tnle dot Dig
s
02, r a \
i
..i.
Hy rrp o rtln e lo tho County j Heath toll In y»»r».
Only Hut! n u u ^ M h a t " hr"ltut'Ii'rrHfi« wt.uM 1 month, imrriher « n h a
...... ..
b a ilo r D is lu rlia n c e
, i >• di b.dd . *i •
I 'A C h a n g c O f f i c i a l s
• y venl l.
l arranfwrnvnU will be ma.lr violent deaths were yepnrlnl
rep o rt.-' In | hold s boot ri.le In the n<-‘.» or utrlilif ii at »•-*l of lb«* iMioroi*|l
. W i.i.r P u l M.
whereby the f row t n will f r l ar Ihe two-day period
ly," it wn« n bl. ■!
peno
a f a in .t a n ; fu tu re and G e o rfr Itidlin., chan
(
Ic c tirs
A I M c C r o r y ’s
t I .mlg* . Im *
trn lc from th e sta te , without rivcrsfe of 4010 In norm al >rnr» I man of the ro m rn lttrr In rtinrv
I i »1*i
M l I \ ( I I N . Join
i. |
c h n rfe , soil r e rllf lc l a e c t. c e rtifi It Included 107 tra ffic death
.
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lit.
f
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nit
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m*
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•aid it woulil probably b*
.
i r in if
i
1.1* rw
cates sl«o will be f r a n t c l.
!'• lilt |.**lav dm k • d Ml 1 1"
where 300 were lost la-1 y. »r
I . • • St rr* t
•I"
*-. pit | .a ill. •*•1*1 dipt*
MVUl‘ « r a . t toilay'a lu n c h ™ .n , S e r v i t T S F l » r N V . .1.
..i 2ft
i tug Mm I •
l*u|o*lnn n uu*l • •*i*r
rlu d n l M. A. pirkin* of I kiMim
••» iti-«l i
»..d.d tM tlrr
I"
H u m s H e ld ttim d in
i !• «u irpublifw finiti M.«
(•«., Mark llritt ami Frank W*l 1
Id
f
r
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n •
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f ■■*
#1•••ii* In i«* b in g e
llama uf W inter G arden, and |
| t U wet I b I l.wlll) * hfit
. ...Is
Kune
ml
for
W
1
( baric* Finley nf Orlumlu
• *a • ill 'll. I II. ft n Igf'l nf
llu rn .. a re-iit, ol of I n h i |« ii o
. will 11 1 I l fuel t in g » l t h
for 3x It'llf. W1,1* d u d |«l in
I•|. •v*»■•, i ltf> ut** It.-.I.ling,
D c C o ttc a T ra n a fe rH
home ibrr«* Satnr«lay niurning i
si,*!.d tin* nt^rna. , I . I . » g « I
C roiluslinn e xrrclvw for O vImIo Gwendrlyn Howell, C lara Nell;
follt wing a brief Mines*. *••*•
T o
F l o r i d a S t a t i o n held Hindu) »f«* rn.M.u ut iiu* f , -•
H lyK Schrml and L ym an School Mack,*Dorolhy Mason, Mary Cm j
• • p»• •« »*tr«| Ih rir
i io f L nnrw 'm l w ere announced to
P frubylrrian Churi'h in Si»nf*«r.1
. . . i • 1 .. Alt l(< d.ling Sntiirday
d a y hy School S uperintendent T
with burial l^in g mad** at tb
.*
tiii-i’
I
itr
y »• • it mu d Ihrir
F n tc rp n * r ( ’rm rt* ry
Dr ft* I*
W. law ton.
T he L ym an com
. wa* r**|tiM* >| *
*.»k* « ,i a a l.«*n ii.«* innn a g ri *anl ha
A n r . tally m trrr*t»ng aiul in .\m encem ent will be held Friday M onlfom ery, Tom Van II nrn an I
Hrnw n!« •• ami Rrv I A |*.»M
It
l|.
grIi.
•
tr
at
Alt.
I
tl
t*
*t
.*. I.*ttrr I fi»ni
nf lb** ft"
• W , Hatone to as.u m a duly
n lx h t. rta rtln u a t ft :1 S o'clock.
rldgv n ffk ia trd
Th** Knrk.*>u f- rni
.... f . it uf ll* w. f l.ld t*. ' "II rt*n*nlt tb*' dl*tfH*t brail,
«
the A A F techhnlcal command. r> Funeral Home had rh a rg r »*f ut * nf*.i •I i-.y* tn a I'n itrd Slat* •
While Ihe Ovlrd-i e x e rc l.e . will
».nr rlnthr* ii" !•*•
n It.nr«
*t* r rnnitf tlir wagu nnd hour da*
Pvt
F rrd
N' I*
The Oviedo g radetU nn prop ram j dio school No. 2.
A i ui’, * im p.
• • . « f th r wurkrt ■
occur T huraJay a t 1 :30 P.M.
i • »• i'll n t »4i"
Gn I .
l.la br«* i fftriv**l
b»
fillow a: proce.rlonal, hleh w h i d ’ I.I.ut-CoL DeCnltea has Iwen i n ranecm eM ,
t.
• .1 I * r u t ) i " .
• «11»i • i
* * a t generala ahead<iu<rter.
a
Mr llu m v slid m i a iarini*cr, f j(
Lyman had its D accalau n ate elrla’ chorus: inToeatlen. Kev • 1! «lu*y
a im| ( otnpany Pvt l i r u f ) 1
of#
eight 11 on p M i I f ...-I
I -dated at K r rs b f F le d »
W-- of tb r I rerl.vterlan t hurrh,
wI,fV rm an Scnday, and th a Senior I. S o o n wood: sane “ N s-ionab l)** A A F W ashineton for
in iiu
I ’i t y N c w h B r i e f s
lu il... ad
U* •i M,'“ »»’ »n w
eek, before
a.,- (Id
a u d lfit-.wrwa.
ociore receiving
rrceivinir bom
“••m at
•• Je
*r ffrr.o
" " " ns . L
••«
........
»li« . I .l h of h i. induction a l i i . \ If in llibiii*. M.
C l a n e ie re la e . a re se t foe T h u rs H ym n" chorus s I T ’J'.w
All t .*rp*
j'treaa" h
T
'
' ,, ' hla tra n a te r orders to g o to Ihwn I8SN.
lie cam e lo )'nl»ri>ri»e| „f ..m e of the o i l - r nn-n in Hie
d a y a l I0 :IS A.M. T he
' ; in r thfn it i-i
• n m - b .'
Ml M .it- r M a-'-n. r re invited
n rem rnt n m rra ra <n F rid ay U nlor C « U a * a /'w u S u t« e U n l ^ n o ! ri» ,on*- w hich is about 60 m ile, frtm Com nv.ee, Ga.
Survivor. r
ni-h, f ii• Ii *r\ rn d» . ii wi*i*k (
ui tend ll-r rm slinif nf Sanford
aa ^ n j l r n . r D W i m l n n . i
,,
I> ,n ,,l*bovn Miami.
a m Ih. - I d - M r.. Barrie Bur, , ,
» . I c i e r follow..
htmday
i*
Jn«t
tun.tin
i
diiv
li.'ii
I
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N o .13, F. and A. M. Tuca*
Hetw-ol n irh e e tra - Invneai'ioo" r ~ ' A ullal *0Bf, b lfh tchool * ir!s'l Thli sta tio n has • com plem ent of F n .e rp rie r; tw o d a u g h te r.,;
“ Kvrryleidjr.
We were ru .l e,| |h n iirli differt-n. I ,y
M OO I'. M
B e b fO lO rth e e tra .ln T o c a tie w .F re . c V n u i
award*, g y .
U w to n . Am- ^
>2-000 .tw denia. and II )» * V re . J . II H ardin n f F * n f-“d s - t
^ , ..
t«-*t« nnd 1 1 <tn*. and gii* u a <■*•»
_
e-lcan L cflw i r to m e n ta tlv e , Rika *rn w p « 1 * l th a t the
A rm y Mlaa Sarah H urra of E n tc rp rl.e ;'
••c*
>- ,k »•1. 1•i Irtixlh of .im '
I i i j l.ehnmn. m anager of tba
a . lik
en m
r
0m
i n kk ., -n a „«c n. ,i j «
„r
• I ..J u . t . fnw ,ln„ , n w
Club r :p r e t'n ta tlr * i n re ae n la ilm h"•*
*1k*?
*wwrllhio «plf
yolf J lin
>•» r rh. I e ,.d r . drills and lie .me■i
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r
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S
|
,
|
r Knrnirra M a rk e t,brother*.
K T. and A II In-w l.'i-v the Arm y -nd m e a d f ,.( t hi I hc-e t r , l . m l .................
e f diploma*. Principal X , F. C v e - h , T • ni1 *, •1*0®CN°00 t,u b build‘ i >*» >
, , rrw |
, ree , Bt U I.'V
. . . h w n«n.,|<llf P r r h T U. Llnki “ * to r c-w In m rin u tg purpose!,
j n ^ m r.
r, both of A thena, G «.; nn
along
H r.t-w a .
, f in.elllgv.ue ,..r .„„«•« I
, , h„ rriu m „ | Ma w ork
I
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m i l »*• clllre. Mr» I - V . T e rt
tip " b” n le aa h n rrip an o m r rn* vrm*r ta. F«»uni| •!•••**<•♦■.*•*. m •
.
» t
in gy F o x x In
Dc-k w iic . oa.
u - r c u . . l!.lim
J im m
I « Sold De»K’aaylllc.
Ga., four
fo u r i^and
l"lid. lu t the Arm y la h«’llr r . Th»" rbnm ral ability, a lg rb rv ab-rl- 1
‘ '•*
t -*r- *
. •a*i.i.'
. t 111' ’hitig la* bam atapped up
nv««. an«l a few othrr* witli guv
L
J
Hunks
In H anfnrd'w ill he c lo aad .*
Jf.* nf Orlando a M W lillari \ a r - j ( ,( It m akaa m odam m a u pro* rm m rn t names im po*nb)f t*i pn»I W nlnculay. which ^ la , lha birth*
W K t nd Ham Ntl»« Hardan jufU on look prlm lU m , fu r In- „ot.nc*
ft'tifo—
n l.
1at nrv - I• •land
. . . *a l Cam
-----n- fIllandlng
knew I hava pa*a*il fthmi all ^
Davla.
r . « ■ * • '! i -o s t o m , - ' i w . . i - w r - o ,
. 1
P k today *old F irst y r a l l b f a r m v e r# IT. it . Ryavi I Mnndajr. rlo*«ain«d and » iam ln « l ri««ily a Mi |h# rtr* p (ia ii uf aft-1
a r ty Trcop.% D. A. N orlhrup | T cra : plarad In ft: w. rahoupn ^ h r ' . whlrh I rm rriia in I liav^ i < M riy
ComnUailonara
will
m iay Fnxx, Iona
a
...................
*
*' m ert* TuraUay
a l I h t C ourt U ow ft
f . M* Dlcktna, W. M. Ljmara atidi fcloth'nir) Wftde—wtO thla f-----'
^ 1faUad!
IPa prwfttr h*rU
in ’ m * a ll1
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F if U t.
J - * vT* fln t Im alfttat until T hura. w han
(CanunutU an f»at* tw »i
a t 10:00 A* ii.
V io le n t
Attacks j{out
|Nplanned File Slitlenienls
On Prices .1ttl\ I
M Slclsun 1. Is
(.i\cn To Unman
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1
Graduation Ceremonie3 For Lyman
And Oviedo Will Occur This Week
Sanford Soldier Was Quartered
With Enlisted Movie Producer
In tha tool
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T h t Sanford Herald
___ MONDAY, J U N B J . t i l l
B IB L E VERSE FOR TODAY””
EVEN T H E V IL E ST PERSON
M AY BE UTTERLY WASHED
O F T H E TAINT OF FILTHY
itH s
Awl
the
blood
of
Jp iu i
C ttriit HU Son d e s n tr lh m tm m
farglv* tu our sin*. ami to c ira n ir
■H from all righteousness.—I Juju.
It* ’* J t t an ell*y k itte n ;
He has no pedigree.
. P n t ho’s i lick end roly-poly,
A ad aa cut* a* be can he.
..
I n a m e d him from trouble.
11* wa* a Uny thing,
B et he’* become trrm endnu*
And act* quite Ilk* ■ king
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It*** entered In th r “Cat Show";
He may net be ... " r o r r .”
B f t I think he’* *. Importer::
A* the furriest p u tty there
X* tc o m t th* fluffy "P erelan."
Ho eyes th t teilleea “ M i n i "
H o peep* at the "A ngora"
W hot# hair henga dnwn tn
J /
Ag,"
hank*.
B 4 float* the proud '•('hlrwhilU,"
A ad th* ihOrt'hifrTd Rk*m*»*r
P erh ap s he Bornetime* wnndere
W hy b* U not llkr ih rif,
f k Hurt, thoufh, h t could downj
.
th em
k
\
a n y feline g p s u j
F o r a fte r all ft’* re rtsln
T h a t (Key ar» only ra le
SU SIE
E ftONTGO
Ml
& EllY BEST
Statem ent
(From Poetry)
[follow Plato only with my mind,
i beauty strike* me a* * little
• ,
thin,
A little cold. however beautiful.
1 am to l o ti with what to tnlird,
- > toipuro,B re b tfu l end dark and hard tn
dUenctmiber,
I w a n t * beauty 1 must dig for,
search for.
h-
FlttO beauty 1* beginning and
_n o t end.
JM fto w ith aun and drop from
fUn to cloud.
J fto m cloud to tr*#. from tree to
e a rth Itself
poHffihil 4ll>«^b«F brcE-pioprwyJ*bjr Dtr George T.~ Itennkr,
profrnnor of geography nt Columbia University and geo
graphic roiiMilthnt of the United Slates N atural Resources
Commission, in on nrticle in Collier's Weekly in which he
warned that whether the democracies "win tho peace" will
depend largely on what kind of new map they are prepared
to enforce.
D r Renner describes in dedal!, and Illustrates, with col
ored maps, how he would divide Europe Into nine strong
nations without disruption of cultural lines, achieving sta
bility where political union is Impossttilo. These nine coun
tries would replace the 40 |*illticnl units set up by the
Treaty of Versailles.
“A Europe consisting of nine strong nations would
constitute its own frame-work for achieving stability." ht
writes. "The first of these would be the Fcnnoscandh
Union consisting of Iceland. Norway, Denmark, Sweden
Finland and Esthonin. AM of these are culturally similar
and have at times enjoyed union with ono another.
“A second bloc, n West Hlsvlc or Crecho-l’olska state
ir already taring planned by the Cwrch and Polish govern
ment-in-exile. If this be expanded to Include Lithuania
with which Poland has been associated In the past, r
fairly compact state with ocean frontage would result.
“ In the southeast, the thoroughly chastened Balkar
states arc now more nearly ripe for n federal union thar
ever before in history. Huch a state would unite the South
Slavs, the partially lattinizn^Slavs of Rumania, the Al
banians and the Greeks. Some trouble may be expected
from the Bulgars but even they can be expected to fa!
in line.
A strengthened French Republic should include nl1
French speaking peoples o f Europe, he continues. An Hrer
ion Union should tie set up on republican principles. Russir
should bn compensated f o r losses of territory to Flnlant
by nn outlet to the Gulf of Rigs and to tho Dardanelles ii
the south. Germany should Include nil the German s|>cnk
ing peoples of puropo, and Its perennlaEally Uungary‘*boul(
be "httachcd to* It. Hungary, however, should be accorded
full cultural autonomy.
"Finally, a new Dutch-Flemlsh state should l>* invite:
to full Dominion status in the British (’-ommonweslth o'
Notions. This would accomplish two ends: It would prtv
tret England's continental flank and would save Holland
from German aggression. It is not at all Incompatible with
facts cither. For more than a century England has pn^
tectcd Hollnnd’a vast colonial holdings. Politically, reilgl
ously, racially and commercially the Dutch are closer t<
the British than any other Eunfpean nation.
“A Eurn|M! of this kind would thw art no one, not even
the Grrmnns. It cuts across no major cultural lines I
would be a long step geographically toward peace on the
world's bloodiest continent
It would be doubly successful
if it were preceded by a reilrawing of provincial nr stall
Isiundnries and a transfer of minority populations."
Dr. Itenner also presents "new peace" maps of Afri.it
and Asia and of the Pacific, drawn in the aame balance:'
fashion. The only changes ho suggests In the Western
Hemisphere Involve elimination of European colonics.
S w im m in jr S o ld iers
Thr lm(Mirtnnci' of awlmmihv ia further emphnniret!
tiy thr Inm|in Tlnien which iwilnta out that tho command
Ing officer nf n Gamp Hlamiing field nrflllery outfit haj
insurd orderii to the effect that every man In hi* regimunl
mu«t lenni to nwlm at leant 100 yardx and every d»y hl«
xoldicrn nrfi t>ein({ viven a thorough workout In nearby
KlnRitley Ijtke.
‘T he objective and the nnfety methotl* of attaining
it are excolient,” nnyx tho Timex. “Maximum uae of FlorIda'a lakes and bearhen xnould lie made not only for recrea
tion for the soldier* but for physical conditioning and safe
ty In the water.
‘Tamrw should bo ashamed that there arc not adequate
swimming facilities close by the bases here, but- soldiers
can still get In regular, healthful swims in pools and at
Gulf beaches where arrangements are pro|Hiriy made for
them to go.
"Tho results in safety. In personal protection In thr
water, and in health should b« apparent Isith during th ’
war and afterward. No soldier should miss the opportuni
ty that Florida affords him to learn to swim or to swim
better.”
Suspecta
i A n d d eep er yet down to the certh-
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to ta ro 'w tlh w hat re tlii*
W lu T 7 e to to 'T have to labor to
* — “ l - ttva.
ROBERT FRANCIS.
B i t * »ou board of th* totoel
W e play combination?— from
W ile to Bridge* to A m tm ll*.
Congratulation* to K o m il OatW> a a d Mr*. Gstchsl, parent* of
SSrt OaUh*l, who graduated
Week f r om W ait Point.
’• v enture th* aiaortlon th at
* r th o u g h t th* Am erican peow ooldn't taka kindly to g u o -
H E R A L D , HA N FO RD ,
THE
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H A N FO RD
Members of Iho American Society of Newspaper Edi
tors paid a visit to Governors Island on April 18, aa a part
of the proifram of their annual convention In New York.
The party made the trip from the Waldorf-Astoria in four
large buses, which were preceded by an offfdsl sfm y sedan.*
Each bus was accompanied by a motorcycle policeman. The
caravan was taken past all rod lights on tne way to the
ferry.
At ono comer, when the buses were not traveling fast,
stood two boys about 12 to 14 year* old. They Inspected
the caravan, noted the army ca r In the lead and th e motors
cycle policemen, and then peered Intently at the occupants
of tho buses.
Finally one boy turned to the other and said, “Gee,
look a t the enemy aliens/'—Editor & Publisher.
Current Comment
■brst# a t T o rt Hanh a i Just purchased
By A 0N B W W ELSH
or W ar bonda. He’s
1 much w hether the
Lads, when you too tha ciwmy m ore recently th* Col. Bandy
fo r pHvata* goo* shoot to th a lla*. le t lha ships
B ta v ir W inter m ilita ry school
fa ll w btro thoy m ay.
and cam pus a t Hollywood.
Liberty—frie d om o f aotioit—
ha* it* advantage* a n d djsadvaatags* aa wotL
I t applies to
wo Bon aa well aa m an aad If
FB I statistic* a re a n y criterion,
th* lovri i* falling r a th e r t £ n
rising. T h e follow ing U hls, ta k sn from th s lr a u tistic * fo r tb s
f ir s t h a lf o f ' 1141, show s t h .
p n e w ta g s o f In c n ea a to crim e:
Ten year* ago raw c o tto n said
a t low a t fir* cert* p e r pound:
now a hale o f It b rin g s 1100.
F L O R ID A
M ONDAY, JU N E
why th e (42 pay h a sn ’t gone
end a hundred oU e r llitngv but
~ ~]Sanford Soldier
through,
rite r.
ihrough, th* w rsle
r, Ihe^Tnu.l.
II of th em it) rc » |lly -«w ent to get
Quartered With eIntq
It*. W ar *"< g e t iItt ever with,
w ont to la
ta k e th r tr a i n
Md|ie Producer hingu t doeto
required. Som ething like the
PAPER COLEI
(C e o lIS M *
D tR TOtMRlB'
HE 1 8 8
V O ftD E R F U L
(r » m
P i* *
Os s )
thU (ubject a lte r being out of
school so long, especially w ithout
previous b ru tlin g up. There 1*
ftan d ln g joke (a t least I lo p e It
t* * joke) here, th * t all who fall
the e lg e b n test, rip rcU tly men
under one hundred and fifty
pound*, are placed in the rear
^nDorrix_pchooL. Th* re a r gunner,
th a wav, 1* the m tn placed In
tip end of th* plaM and
word* o ff puiaqlta. Th* school ha*
■t le a st a hundred midget* boro,
■ ho w in ho sent to tho roar g u n
ner'* school s f t a r
completing
.In »le training“1 haven’t seen but five South
ern boy* boro, end th ey were tho
ones who came np w ith me. ono
of them to a Sanford man—H arry
Luca*, who I bellev* will have
•om ething to do w ith carrier
I plgoooe hav in g 34
y e in
ex
ist me re
la la min*—
mine—
penence, let
relala
When I moved into Camp Btondlng
*n elderly man of about S t year*
moved Into U * sam e t i nitt w
with
"‘
me. W* sta rte d s conversation
Ion *and
he asked me w hat 1 did In prhri
private
lira I told him. end ' hen
■■ked him hi* lob ho
replied
“ m erle producer*— thinking he
was a Ottle "off the beam", I
Ihuught I would hum or him a
little by n r r r l n g on the ro n w rlien . then forgot about lha Inrlilent.
I wa* mo veil to K esiter
4>i thw-*a*
m a little ebouL being
men yet being s gerloge m :h (hi* job wHle we were
d in g —tf* ^A rm y h*« no
for eg* or potitlon, if a
he doe* a
privets'* work if He*is unlucky
h to be o u g h t doing noI. W ell to mak* a iho
COOL OFF
1
W IT H A W E L L M 'F:i) DRINK nr a Iv.Ule
from o i r com plete «ioev
of Package Cord*.
Bill
Package
Store & Bar
[ERE
To Stay
Traffic Club Slates
Fish Fry Tomorrow
FREE ESTIMATES
PAINTING and REPAIRING
mean* o f delicate In*tru
ll h a s boon rov sa lad th a t
o tto s t o m ake a chem ical
(ru s t) w ithin th rn a minJ U r H name* la contact
W ednesday, Ju n e 3 ,
.
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1M 2, Je ffe rs o n
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D a v it’ b irth d a y ,
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b e in g . A L E G A L H O L I D A Y t a t h e S t a t e o f F l o r i d a , t h e
e d th* stream * to a a
rid them selves of th*
y e a r this hyprodoct b e
million do llars to c o tt
u n d e r s i g n e d b a n k s w ill n o t b e o p e n f a r b u s i n e s s o n t h a t d a g .
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W ASHINGTON, Ju n e I - ( A 1) Canned c itrin fru its nml rltru a
juices w ere rs e n i|itrd Tuesday
rum th e price celling.
COTTAGE COURT
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EX E M PT E D
Package Store
Sanford Atlani
v : . * r ->V
riT ltU H
NICK’S
GRADUATION CO
W -.V 1-:-' -‘-V
r**y Joh.
“ Well 1 know I am boring you
w ith all th is new*, mi hoping th a t
you ail a re w ill end happy I'll say
luck to el.
“ P. I). "With prwcticaly the
whole cam p being composed of
New York ami New Kngiantl Imy*
I would like to get a word w ith
r southern accent, even on a le t
ter. Please w rite, all of you. My
address I*
I’vi. F. W, Gcurge.
303 8. S.
F light 123.
K rw le r Field, M in ”
Horses And Steel-Rimmed Wooden
Tires Are Used In Paper Delivery
s h o u l d b e ( b a d e o n T u e s d a y , J u n e 2 , 1 W 2.
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•ick m an -who w anted to get well,
but I a ted to lake th e dose or oil.
’’W ell, I will « y one thing I
realty m ean, p h e n (hi* w er I*
won you can bet y our bottom
dollar th ese older men of foreign
b irth have done m ore than twice
th e ir share. Thi* w ork Is tough
I man really tough —hut It m ust
be to rtu re to them , y e t they never
complain nor, try tn seek
an
.,..* S S S S a 5 h «
mount a t I1-ZS0 weekly. Brotherv
end .1*t e n this to no bull (row
finned by the A. P. end U. P .),
b r.ld rs being dlrvctor of a num
ber of tale n t school* and h tvlng
IF YOUR T A ST E DEMAND.*
trained end directed noted actress
es like Helen lleye*. Jean A r
T H E BEST IN
one merely tm k fire and horned.
thur, C lad y . (ieorge ami ■ More |
.o f o U r n . He hi* been to, The
It Is one of th r vagaries of
IheateH bUstncM for nearly ^40' • L IQ U O R S
chem istry th a t a rnm hination nf
year.
1
two simple substances m ay make
“ I .up;w-*e you ere wondering i • S C O T C H E S
deadly one. such as glycerine
-----I "h y men likr 8m * |W | end I ai- I
nil nitric acid form ing nllrntycerlne The addition of a nr«
^ T LOUIS. June I ,- T h e truck *el fnr the lest.
><*. ih.tj . n. 1 hundred* of other,
• W IN E S
er metal, vanadium , g re atly In f h **i operator's dream of * ruhA fter * Irng drive y rste n la y . [ elder men who have left private
creases the hardness ,.f steel. New l»c*fjvaa UrT lerram r b r#Rlltv rr- Scvrrtn Prag, *uperlntcndent o fD ile to join the Arm y a* priBE SU R E TO V IS !!
Slroh company, prnnounre.1 [ *'•**—like l.uce*
* ro
left
a
source* of the latter have recent rrtitl) whrn a truck of th* Stfoli Ihv
test ■ l u r r r u "T h e , 1 ^ ,. / fam ily of threes e« old women to
ly l*een found In Canada slid oar \iiin tWIJvrrY f'm npiny- rotUal the
ff m the G lobe-D em ocrit'i lo»»tj. w ont rs a c lly Hde like ruhber om-i 1,k' c* 7 of
<wn N orthw est riglon
in»r platfnr mon
and max be a little rough. but , n , - , r * " n rin/*
,h *‘
katattolrfi ilrfB txi drlivr* n load of tor delivery p u ^ . e . th ey pm • j
*
t
IrttcrprrU njf a xtary In K ra d m itiatffailnn for th* new ipapem yIHIp
e r to niblK-r-tlrw r . . U - it.H
rw tlt.e more than the
D ifrit. mon*y irvl lim inn arc Numfay B4litiona to n*ira dcxlcm. tloning. a nhe.w declared.
I, v
citisen what would hap*nm*xh«t r»niotrly rrU trt!
A
T he wo«d*n llrrB. coniprrBwd m l
prn if this war ahould be lo at
t « r t a l n r ney cl o$ > rcJ lR o f k r t o w i c d R * u u n rtcr
mv tInn*
r rt the truck I ih#r, |t no w nrry .h „ u t » pun( They a re a direct c o n tra il to the
s is s a g r o a n * n s n
ro*t» 1150 per net inrl the xf- w heel. *mt leveled down for tur* or a bw w ool,'' ha aodeu. n u n . I younger men hire, who rontlnualfirmmtion U rnaule ih n l mnrr »leel tlm 2 tocher
nivl
flt1 " 7 ' T . 2 •,nche'
n ’v1 ' ‘‘-IB lentlng th a t t h , ride had only u (r g r i « .b o u t the K l month
han 40 Poreon* of the** a re aolil ted with tour .prm g* n r .t to l h e l f , w morp ) „ | I , thm n „ n P ) n
p*y, the meat*, the top a arg ta n l,
to p*r*on, w ith an annual in c me » h e e l for .h.vk ab.nrb.rv, w e re , , utnmobile nf 3Q y e a r. ago. w h .,. I
rb
ibring
Pnif' 6^0,
ivr? ...* on U 'illl.o , u i ^inh'1 al th* 1 aprlng*
and .hock
almr r t * n had 1
tnem
ht
«iuohl on th
thae lmt.nl
r.,ne
*
---- (hem
bought
to.tallI; , K
eonclu.ion
W iljiam Htroh, p re si not. .been perfreted.
ment plan.
d e n t of the deliver^ rem pnny
Standing
alongiide
the
wooden
j
p la c rd tn order fur hO i.U , ur.
tired truck at the 1.aiding p l a t - .
Harvard university h*a n pm 200 more of the lire*.
T H E W H IT E PALM ETTO
form waa a large, freahly paintfrtMir of p e tro g ra p h y —w ritin g of,
T h e rubher-tlre .ubatltiite ws* fd wagon, draw n by two heavy
rock*. Why not entl It rockology* in y en te d by John Kchumeel.cr, an horses, which also left -■■■_
On U. R. H ighw ay 17 * *1, II.If.
w ith a- 'load*'
em ploy* of H tlm hergvr and Son, of m ageiines for the Monday ediL
* a y helw eea O rtoade and HseSecretary (tordell Hull haa nev a tru ck and tra ito r body m anu t V ns to Inaugurate th e horseer been acccaed of
“ talking ,fa c tu rin g concern a t 2101 O re- drawn delivery program .
•* f l I food. Boating, Fishing, p riv a te Brack. Coffee
1through
N Wnl. n k V
. Ia lht aa t"
l H, li
ana fl 111
i-.9,f4 V
a I b ■WOH.lia
lv n ll cn
eW a
a .call
a l l a tft
vol*
avenue. U
Htroh,
hit
hence
htoa w
word*
’* * Shag aad Ftlttog Btotlon. Ideal If you ar*
It wa* not only Ironic th a t th*
were h earten in g when be tla trd tho company to negotiate for re horses w ere present a t th* aceno
working e r v e ratle a ln g In S kafenr.
Low
recently—b u t m odified It later — p a ir of a- hom e-drawn wagon, saw to take th e ir piece alo n g iid e the
weekly e r m ealhly rates. FeraU hed room s and ig n rtm en l* .
th a t the end o f lha w ar waa nnt one o f th* tire* which had *u*t 1941 model delivery tru ck , a fte r
io remote ea It *reined a few boon completed end ordered a an absence of nearly a q u a rte r
month* ago. T hen the President,
of a century, but m ors strik in g
i»gr
was the fact th a t on th e two ve
m ight bring a let-down. said thatt a a though It had be»„ frostbitten. hicle* th* only rubber touching
It might go on for aom r year*
the ground wa* on th* *hoe* of
Maybe the situ atio n la tike J N
W ord*, however »mall, may < th* horses.
Frve, 'T h * Im m ortal J.N .," said
In
of Lincoln and Davla— "Iltth convey different meaning*.
th e g ro a t trutom , "Ther* I* no
rig h t and both w rong,"
placw like hom e" "n o ” to Just a
A t tha beginning o f lh a war p la in , homely tru th ! If you ta y ,
‘“N
o to o l' today" It conveys a
th* annual Individual avrrag*
o d est refusal b u t chang* it to
ORLANDO, Jon* t — (.Special)
consumption o f U a waa aa follow*: m
" N O I” and It tak e s on a m ore
Control T raffic CJub will
England, nlna pound*i A u ttrall* , v lo le tn form. A ccent also has a d—Th*
a ta It* searon'e octlvHloa w ith
IT W IL L P A Y Y O U T O P H O N E 3 0 3 A N D G I
• I f M l C anada and H olland, three
a ftoh fry a t th a O rlando Coun
E S T IM A T E B E F O R E P A IN T IN G O ft R B P A !
each | tha Am erica*, th ree -q u a rte r, lo t to do with th e m eaning of try (Tub, Tuesday evening.
of a pound i R utala, cuo-holl w ord*. Once a borbor hung in
E
lab
o
rate
arrangem
ent*
a
re
la
pound:
G erm any, oil*-fourth f r o n t of hi* shop a sign th a t
fo r use of. th a C ountry
re a d "W h a t do you think—l a k i n
• e n tire fcllltiea d u rin g the
y o u 'fo r a dim* and g iv t you a
evening of feeding
A fter ho had finished
La*l year It coat M iam i II,- d rin k .”
those who a tten d o pportunity to
411,000 to o porata It* recently w o rk on a custom er the le tte r take advantage o f Iho g o lf course,
hi* drink, pointing to swimming pool and o th e r faclllP H O N B 303
acquired * » to r eystem a n d th* aths ok e dsigfor
n and saying, “ You a d (too.
h*sd wanU 118,000 m n n this
v
e
rtise
d
to
give
a
drink.”
Th#
coming year—
B r — - f(11,0110
f g fl.U M U
ifo
u ir
ssalary
a ia i /
Increase*, (1 4 ,0 0 0 fo r Improve- h a rb o r's comeback w aa thlsi “ You
________
Dot Interpret t h a t correctly:
m anta and Uio tam o for Increased Bid
It m ean* “ W hatI D# you -Drink
eost of chlorination chem ical*.
I sh a v e you fo r a dime aad gtv*
In describing tho " k llle re " of yww a d ria k t”
Uio Wild . W eat, a w rite r say*
“T h* d eadliest of th a old ru n
fighter* w*r* tho cool, q u ie t frlIow a.- Sbakaapoaro describe* th*
fypa when he spoke o f c m as
b*lrvg “#* m ild a mannered man
aa rrv r t o t a th ro a t o r acuttiad
a ablw."
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A 0 o r d e r s f o r c u r r e n c y , p a y ro ll* , o r t r a i
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�MONDAY, JUNE 1. 1942
th e
fUNFonn herald . sa n fo Rd Florida
p
Soc ial*.A rid , Personal A divides
Social Calendar
4 tijimiM i i»f t timmi it ■ rm« tlt»»u
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t»ne night In * lull
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|h r* r finrili e* .l.< n<>| im tilth 1 lw>.
• topping Ht *h. Null U
I hp
c r so n a
The Krm tnoU K* k. >h I^lg*
number LI met <*t I 1 1
1i h
Hall I ’hurwtUy night u iih Mr
W. C- I.) mi, iH»b|t gniml, prrsul
ing. The gro u p for mnl ptati* l»»
entertain the Stale prr%i*irti Hr*
Irene Miller t»f St. t*ru*i»burji
when *he m r k n hri official visit
h*'iiio
here June 25.
It *»»b tlechlnl Ih n Memorial
Day will t*e o h ir o H liy i|*n ml
nervier* at the in ' mi*-1 m g, mi*!
th e mrmbeim pUmml In at tend
th Fchool nf Instruction m Or lando June 11
Club’s laist Meeting
Before Fall Scheduled
gum
l hr
of
t t ir f b
Mayor Hill Lists
Numerous C. of ('.
Accomplish m e n t-s
OMRS. tjQ U R lN B B E A L . S o cie ty E dito r
~ t Mrs. Lynn Presides
At Rebekah Meeting
\
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f l t t * f i i fr>l
thell m vr"
heii
f ■.>i
th e n
l.l (. \ l . N O T IC E S
M* ■• 11«■
£i|» iui,
t i Rifling. it iMit »«ti >1 .iiritl *»rrie*
tit riifiipli't ii*i| i hi mi tfiiiiiiJtln.»'n m(
rt Vtvftliorml !‘vf. in r 8< lu**'l
i
ii«s|*1iil iii iti t’.nM ■iin,* mill
11«hInir n
Iti nlth I nit toi
V
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S etm im h
i im iih
,»iilei.l I h e I nu ll
to l iHimiit»i«‘ti'-i < iia ti »i*iuitm
4fH«i rr|*ti «rfit tin ■• with |n !•»*'
ent fnlln** ti|*» i* i'll th« >lal*
Itnnd Ih-|»inf’1.1 111 •niM inif 'h r
FfetiOeur
O o N F T Q R lM f
fnllnit m g
|>i - i h i t *
r i - it i f
l i t 1
Sln.tr liiMtil I I ’mu
\ltiiMnn i•
Spurn? ■ In-Siintin«l.
t ■•tniihli n
Ill 1
4 fill if life ill iif* .■r | *1 1 i Sirfliii .till
Sulkhi miiltg !»>, It %i f i >>fi 1 l*M"U
Min| fn pn-idi* i i.*il.*>t
J|iui I I'lfUiJ.
m *nil an.. .1 »* '
T O i|>H O fiJjrP ^r> ill*- l«krJi*»f|ir
’Ttuf l'ng**f ht ' **nl i r. * ,
• 1 4
Mr
l l i 'M »
.m il NTA.U1*H
N r <* -fitunv****
c h ir je of s e v ln i at the R nl t r o w
room during Uie afternoon
0 klon.
The W ea| S kk P. T. A will
meet a t 11 rOO A, M. Member* will
have a picnic lunch ami in stalla
tion of officer*.
Mr* M CummlnV* group will
tic ho*tr*« In Ihr T E 1. < la**
V nf th r F irst Baptiflt (’lu rc h when
it meet* at N.00 Ff M
»n
the
rhurch a line j,
W IIJA Y
The Cl art fen Club, under Mr»
U P Herndon'*
dirertion
**11
• have charge of tew ing during the
morning a t the fled Cm** mom
T ie Catholic ladle* will tew in
the Keel C rw i mom in the after
noon, with Mra. II. B. Pop# in
charge
I>r anrt Mr* J \
th e ir ►on R alph, entt-n
a lw»at party h n d ay f'*
Itufe, their viail 11 Hi
RnumiltaCi ymtvl
H«
I >r and V t i T<d«c
ilated by Mr and M
Clra*toff f* m' im i t ,i .
to the following imh-»i •
e» llnm thy M tr v » 6' 'I
Joyce Ann 'V%hiddon I
Vincent,
( »!*■■!
i ».
Rouniillai. M ari Hu'i'
t*eth Pippin r i -na Il"
Mar)orie ('ogtium
A l*o Ifr*u g Ia * St en *1
ham
baffler
P d- t
Frank W onifruff III A
cent. Ihmald
I f i n , Ralph T o lu I*.-n
and Simmon* ItuL
y>0*j£ y t C a m p o c l l
X * l.C K'Or
Ttve A rty-dith (WifltrtKtnufife a**ancv of Strtaon Uni*ef*ity » u to be celrtinied Ui Lj Saiurday Bunda)
uwl Mcavtay. May 10. It, and Jftf* I Ui Detjuwt lliatiliKtiU * rrc to be a reeeptikai aiui HJvaltwpra^raii
WoductJca! Bat unlay, a baocaiaurtwU a id r m by Dr (’ Itoy Angrli Miami IkiiuUy. a mcnmencenvrru aAlre*ly Dr DotkA (L Campteeli. Florida Mat* Col ley* f ir Women pr*^i*lrfii ant] c*mferm ent u4 degree* upuft Wt
fraduatea by Fre*kJ#at W B AUm a# fttetaai on Motulat Aiihik/ htmurary award* will l*r Uiat ol doctor a
►umaniuea to be tie tawwd upon Madame Cluang Kaj aiira wife ^ uw (ainoua C h u v w grrxvajwmmo
S in k in u (»l l Ship*
Wi»M K c\ t*jiIi*fl S u n ilii'
U uut Is F in e d On T w o
C o u n ts At City C o u rt
lO M dU K O W
Mrs. Lawson Honored
With Steak Supper K in d e r g a r te n lia s
Honoring Mr* Leon Kline l^iw
w>ft. a recent bfid*. Mr*, C. II
% (V ib u m and* bar daugtrtar. Mr*
J M lllf g iiu , entertained with
a Rteak ■upper S aturday • flight
in Mm. Cogburn’* rustic n r a i n .
The ho* le t a n invited the folli'witif fu ra U : Mr*. If. B- Odkam.
Mr* John Lee. Mr*.
A
K
• Power*. Mr*. William
VIMen.
Mr*. H erbert Moaei, Mr*. Dick
McCtcUanO, Mm. Ctiarle*
MrClung, Mra. Paul John*nn, Mr*.
Jam ra la n ir r . Mra. F m l iNip*.
Mr*. C:harles Ward, Mm. Joe Ja rw rail. Mm. Julian Ponder.
Mm.
Jam r* C. H lggiiu.
Alan Mra. W. E. Dodann, Mr*.
Maivin t^eden. M r* .'Je an Poplin,
Mm. John Courier, Mr*
Phil
Bteven*, Mia* France* Mahoney,
Mb* B etty W alhen, Mi** Dorothy
♦ Powell, Mlaa Dorothea la v iw n ,
Mia* M anraret ReiU arvl
Mb*
Marjorie Cogburn
IS
i; \Kf. \ IN I) \Y
llm
1lo u h lr Hill!
M ay D a y P ro g ra m
The
&iiithftid«"
h ffidn p f l r u
had ill riuMfig i v'iTi»i'4 VikIh *
m orning wtlh n May l>*> Pm
gram , "All In « ft*rde>i | m "
under the d irrrT urn of Mt* KLf.,
beth Turnlnill K*rh nf M ». #t..!
dreti |>ortrayc*d a fh*»t i ,»rd
guest* at a garden purli
V 1'
the program , itirm lx o
H
rlaa* were aeivesj n fr^ -lu m n '*
in the arlionl liinrh n«>ni
The f«' «#wiii*- *hil'lr i n
t-M.k
p a rt In the program
Bluebell* P a tric ia Tifk*-. I’.ito
Colil h i . C h a ri e« liunn «nd
Dickie Momi.
Ca m a t ion \m K ur M* VriH
Ht ll'l’
Roar Hoke Rodman
dn%.
Bweet W illiam — R ihIdu, ri Hrij'r l«-i
'I'** l hoi’H.i K itrgrrnht
Hollyhock Joel Mom
► j, i f'f fi,( !».,| n ntMiir1 I . «
Jack In T ie P ulpit Jnniin^ I
’
I f■ r tom | hBilulli- \ . rk ,i Poppy Je ‘ n riette Walb<-r>
11 h i "T ' ini g u e * t ■i>f lu i
i- n
Snaiwfragon Ham ilton Ib*l» >
»- h« ti Manning Mi— i 1 1
Pan*y Ellen Lyon
frti.l « iiitithei kirn
F 't/
Tlgwr Lily— E dw ard Met »'l
*«ld, i i»ltr»| hef n u tn
\| ■.
\l*n
Dav** VS hit*
Iitio.tl *•*»* by t«i'*
Dandelion Billy Park
!'"• Sloan. a| m» T h r ai*trt* CA<I | iM«)irmlH) M*nlt'iin- itiicing » •>1
F o rg et Me N o t—Joyce Jour*
I ' m I n i r■ Wa» S t a m p *n*i
in 0i iii
>1 M**’h each o th er in .Hi
oil
I
driv
er
i
l
irenne
,
lining
|>n
|»
K aitu m lu m —Gibaon Bate*
t\ of « ioi Ihr r w ithout | h’i hi i• - 1, »t•
Th* m em ber, at Um F l r t l M»- D aisy —Sam ira Dunn
T u lip -C o rd o n T oll
I iarrrn y of rIty p ro jo rti and
thndlit C hurrh Senior L ca(u« K*4 la r k s p u r —J a m r a Kridel*
Mr nnd Mr*. Frank Evan! And | li— ililving, em itinuril, * Im**
1heir ibiUghter, ( la ir e , h t u left ' L m u n , diwifderly romlii* t
• l .m b u r jttr iupp*r on the ihorr» V iolet—Peggy W right
4' "
for August* M ilitary Ai ad rim
of Lako Monro* F H d*r v rtn ln c .
ami ir4»a|a ot 'HI day* Rot M
I'«"rt I k - f i t n e e , V *
t o i t ten* I t h e
A fter *upp*r til* p jo n f peopf*
j
I*
)
drunkrtiiir**,
|»t
Ktinl
i i j i | n a t i o n e i r r r i m - B J u n e 1 Hilly
* p U rrd r»m e*. Mr*. A. X . Bt>o*l.vaua i* * Ihvm W r of l h gr««L trra te d , J C \S>im, kcrpuig
noting cl«*s and will eider th« j orderly hmi*r, t ‘Jf» *n»l r«**t*
counaewr* <of tM
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< »»r|»A a t |{h hrmwi.t ..nr T■*» ilny*. Eval*H*tirt M"»g*'
O tn i aa c h a ^ r o n .
orderly oiitiluH
| c (■oid «*
Line 7
Th* following
ft:
Irii’t Aiken*
I .’ "■ >u.
tm dodi lh* M k M o M a ith ! P u . .
H A P P T B IR T U IIA V
Sanfo* I
i
nut* nr 7h dat • VlMigaM t < <
Mr*. Jo h n MMerit
l in e
In d»ufik and die* td erli »
Urnjonilfi K m nklln Mill.,
W i->|i’.'n|i*k
rv e n u 'i
'I
$.'5 and cu*t* **r 7 *» day* K»d.» »
O t a r ir . ’Ia n .If ,e
- >. u p ..« L r k
lli s»dr
Aike h, a maul I. I J nod io*T* ■* MB I teal Mt f*.
ni lim n v f the e rf lit i
7f* d ay * ; Eli fa m Parker drunl
Chapman,
rhaninon, y ir ^ tn l, C N p n a n , MllIn k ind nlr» th e lf “ lH
i’one**, l i f t and rio t* or Ml dm
drod A vail
m n g >.f t n i u i r
T h . N. ilr Vrro lln .tr .1 I hap K H IlnherNin. drunk ami d
l^ itk la C o
H
ii - l i n i i i a t i l l rtflil l i n t *
irr of |h r t!nitr,J D iu e h lr n of orderly tnndoet, l i d Kind »*i»i
- !mi \ |r.i\
Iho (o iif*.lrr»ry heb] It. .rin ita r Luke W illiam!, tim in g wfille •
liditr e t i i f ti e d
lnu*t«
Maihi. .*i
rtirrlinir L t [hr ita d C ro ..
UMK'»tid, |30(l Itnd cotta a dr
W EST PALM REACH, June i In , room Fri<laf a flrm o o n »H h 1 160 »URpendeil i r 00 day*. Wal
—WV— A p p ro iira a te lr 100 to k llrr.1 Mr*. J . M. McCaaklll. prr*l.l«nl. b re Alexander, a s s a u l t
ant
becam e ill on th e atreeta and at [iirUHin*. In the a berncr nf I he threat*. 125 and ro*t* nr i5 d a y
n lu ratlo n al
rhelrm an,
th e beach h e re
yraterdty. ap em up'e
Wallace
A
lexander,
carrying
run
Mim, MrCaeklll rrmil m m l In
p a m tly from food olju>nln(.
Item , rraled w rnw rt, |5 0 and ro*t« nr
T ho Civilian Emeravnev Amlm • tru rllr* and lnt*r»allna
OR daya; W alter W ilbur, running
la n ra Corn* w a s c illtd Into eer- taken front III* “ n u llriln " lh* m l lig h t, $5 bond eitreated
vie* aa lh* m an tear* tarrlr.1 to o rc an lta lio n ’e m onthly publlraUja baae h o a p iu l
a t M orri.on tlon.
One o f thee* rrtlc lea
»*• a
P a e | o f flee ra m ade n* ita le - brief h i.lo ry of S h ip lelaml in th*
l!> H a t iiiK S o m n m li- T in* S ltn p C «rnw e a t, but all e oW Irn on Suiutay (iutf of M wiro, “ 13 m ltr. from
M W f leave w ar* ordered beck llra u to lr. JVlftrwtn Davie' me|d ri.* 1’r o l .s ‘tivi* l.iil> r k a li» n
N o te !
mortal
ihrfn*”,
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r
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in
,
to
one
to th e ir b a n .
of
th*
arU
rlra.
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frly
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Medical e f f t e m said they had
Ship leland * a i uaed
hy the
Franeh aa a tv p p lr baae aod In
l he W ar of II1J, E n fla n d '. fleet
tired 0 * rova aa a n ancborace botin. L a ta r it* potltkm
«a< a p
pro* ad h r the U nited State* aa
th* elta fa r F o ft M a«aachu»tt*
■J A C E B O W V I L L E r Jwne 1 - f A h and a U n d a today a n u c n lfk e n t.
old a t r n r t o n In a
rem arkable
•tat* » f pr***m O **tM
Senior League Enjoys
Hamburger S u p p e r
P ip
iooa iiA ia
A1N0V>W.
F s s iu g to n D ird In
O rliiu d u Y i*strrd;n
■
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.il Ir o.h .l l h»
I l"i ).(•* t h#*( *■
I •<» li»‘fi* v p 11a
in* • l ml Hu liitoi*
M I .....
N. D<‘ Verc Howard
('Imptci^ Has Meeting
....
« ft*-11
Take • Tw* I f d
U tiM
lawd ( ’rut*#, IwclMdisf Tr*R«p*r<
k W f1»l#i ReM»« ACf* ■ w er d1 1iom r till* KlltNftM*
Hwwl Trwi« 4* Killer* llulrt sad KHurrt far only |YV M
500 Soldiers Bcconu
GASOLINE FACTS
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W •-diiM*"d«M
F L O R ID A 'S N K W E S T . F IN K H T . a n d I.A IU JK S T
A U rY K A II H O T E L .
I ’mmpJrltJ / ( . H I , . I t t !
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SA V E YOUR C A R
Holland Praises W ar
E ffo rt .O f •; Florida
Seminole Tiro S K b p 'i' protective lubrication , proloni* the
Ilf* of y.nir c a r by u v i n f w ear and tea r, reducee the need
for p a rt replacem ent. R eildje Seminole T iro Shop'* lubrlcatlon aaaurr* you th a t you get only th e beat a t . an
economical price.
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D r i v e In f o r F r e e I n * p e c l k e n !
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\ g e a r D aytaia B eetg Florida, r
| ' F l o e the Tim pit t B tfim ' ,J*
U R IL L
C—veatt— aad C aafarow e E aa d e a a rte n th* Tear b u d .
—
^ V CapMlty »M G*e*te. *
Private Balk. Radi* aad Uectrl* Fan In Krery R ene.
Oaaktatl La•■(*. Bar aad Orlll, — t ueala dally H r perooe
I from »1»*. Qelt Llaka. Arteelan flwlm m ln, root with Band
Beta*. Teaala. R adalateo. P ln | P o a ,, Croqu.t, ItorMeke*
aad U iC O .to .r t O earu. Ballroom aad Ooat.oUoa Hall.
B aaeaat PealMilm. i.aaa Aero* *f apacloo* o ro u d a .
OOOLBBT SPOT IN DUIM, AT TUB BIRTHPLJLCB OP
7H B TBADB WIND.S. Whw* Ike Labrador (Arctic) Carroot m*M* the u . l t fliream, aad B e th la i aad P la h la i are
.' a . w t w a l > i . i « U > o » '
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Phone 37
f Rt>xr 42S,
DaylBM Baach, Flu. '
far l a a Afeaey fa Flecida.'-g——— 7 —
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FOUR
SA N FO R D
HERALD,
SA N FO RD ,
F L O R ID A
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D e fe n se S h o p N ew s
S E L E C T SELEC TIO N S
ALEX R. JO HNSON
L I I XL II f HlffO 1 . . 11‘ L.Nl)
r o ik
H owl a b o u t d ia m o n d b a ll, fello w s!—
A .V . I N D K l ’K N D B N I
I tA LUF’ll
l l Iwf rf llA
ll - W A R N E R ,
•
Nov th a t Menfonl h»i
been
rlv rn Ole " m e n U *h\” by the
governm ent by bein g climiniked
from the coaaUJ “dim -out” area,
II U high tim e th a t the dUmondbell f»m , young a n d old, g et to
p - t ie r mv] o rg a n ise a couple of
-
program toward m anpow er motnn .
aatlon w»a outlined. It la eiperte.1
to tranafer 10,000,000
worker*
from rlvllian to w ar production I
by Jan I, IM.1. T he tran sfer l i |
rx |t* d n ] to be done on a volun
l i r y leuta but WMC la deterrmn<-l
th a t the “late of the nation and
T he double victory *l«o • trvUh- ita defender* ■ha 11 not la* Jeopar
rd Brooklyn'* fln t-p la c e m argin diced
by anybody'*
private
In a lt game* over the Hi laiui* intercat."
Cardinal*, whn*r twin bill with
The governm ent haa provided
the Chicago C tb* *•■ ru t In half vocational arloola w here men alal
by the w eather nfler they had women without trade* m ight leirn
! a vocation eaeential to lla war rf
won the openrr
tbe
Davl* win! nil Ihe wnv in the forta without coat. When
flra t gam e at KMw*t* Field, ecu'- training ia com pleted, there are
tarin g nine hit* for hi* *evrnlh job* waiting with an adequate in
victory nraln*l line defeat W yatt come i ml a change to help our
yielded only •»«
Hi the night nation'* war effort*.
Knur of Ihe trainee* in l ie Air
p*p fti h*
\N ilU nt
van and r^glDm-al hi* fourth *m plane Kngme Service rla«* have
arrepte-l |a**itlun* with lb* Or
w ith on* defeat.
Undo Army A ir R a w n/ul are r»
Horn* run* l»y IVI#
an.I |a-< te.t In re|airt fu r work on MonD lsl* W alk rr |»nml th«* lloilgrr*' ijry, June I T w enty-one other *p
| plication* have gone In and it I*1
the flrat getne. R eiter ronncctnl I’liK iti'il to place a t lra*l o n e ^
lit the third a fte r Arky Vaugtuin h alf of thl* num ber a t Ihe namej
had aJoglrd, ' routing a la r tr r AI field. Hate of p a y will tie
* year, plu* overtim e. At the riel
Jg re ry .
T he ba*e* were londt-,1 In ihe of tlre e nionlha they can eviavt
to lljto o . A t the end
'
W l when W alker *lammr<l lh» aa ir.r*i*e
a
month* the; m ay n p r e t
Into right flelrl.
It mllerl
Wider the D orlgcn' hull Pen lamrh rnlac of 9 2^00 L a t e pay
T h a placing o f th*a* tnalne«*a a«|
And before W aner ruubl get II
•n d re tu rn U to (he Inflabl W alk will leava vacancies In tbi* claaa • ^
for
a faw ad d itio n al t r a l n r r a .
e r had complUed the circuit lw
Anyona tatara«ia«i"ln afe weld “r
kind the trtu uf runner*.
mir. airplane m echanics, autom.* *i
hd» inechanirs or nulio sfuiuld con Ml
lu rl th r office a t once arul fill
••til lie hrrraaary pa|»er«
League Standing
With m any o th er recreational
artiv lllra being c urtailed or ellminuted en tirely , th e re wem a to
I*' no rcatrlctiona on lighting or
the uir of tho fine
diamondball
field on the lake fro n t a t
the
prc-Miit. Thla la too good an op
portunity for aporta loving d tlirn » to p l a t up, and if a ro u p lt
A M n ilf O i.» :si« i
w i. m
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( Nona a* ltr«tul**wt •
H raallt
W fifM ai
New y*.rk It X pi.ila.lrli.ro.
PVti m pi's ~ W p lro m r—
P r ic e
C e ilin g s
l i c e n •«•
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lh 1)11 TON KHA 11 AM
Wilt* \) «»r 1*1 Hporl* Kdilur
,KW YORK. Ju n r I. ( WWl
- •iiiirr<-l wiin on* a *J> may
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n
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i i f i*\er fm the duration
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tf.nl th* Nrtny vkill permit
I.
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it.*!* I'eator
If •tl\ ( .»• n I) »• atiminrr
t It t i a i o i i
of
\ .| •• I .e'» ting career may
eff the order .
milit li •mi • 11 1| fic-rly a ikalf
' • a r i r m |t
• i• it •h-llar* *hort
of Jack
••d that the j *.m| .r> *« all tune
high
Tl»e
• • iltng*
I* \( «rii««<a M.filler earnefl 11*712.
n I't eaidenl ••* * vahile J. k ’* total m »w la 92.
ml pM.gram .*•' I uOr.
f living The
I ' *»•• h m i« over in m o th er
. . t« or to and pmvidffl i l l l*ouia
..I «*ai. t niwl during the layoff and
! I | t 2 1 a led ter limn average ervp
, wf l eu heavyweight* haven’t a r
,Mf‘ rivfd on the acene. J ik* might re* " f I tu rn lo the ring and pick
up
n'" ' j rnmig» dough In a «uu|ilr of year*
In |u««* lN*mp*ey I fin* ia in aec*
nnd place aftp'i'i* the big nnxif y
,
'w lurtri* now.
ha) mg
lM*ttrr\«i
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■••it (hat fell ■In fo|lnM> * . t
I
h lN IH lS . June
I *A*i T hr N«»rh
\ «• • •
llrttiah radio broadcast a m eaaarr **»*f IA fi
I"
In
ihe tier man people la*t nig* * " » )"r •*“ » * *
declHnniT Ihe trrm en tlm u air •*• fir*l
t .
• atilt on Cidofn# and
Environ* ihe !•»»-••
w. ■ only “the fira | alep" aod that
| hr
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Ihe ' Yanka are cfimlng" lo auif . . i t *
iftietft ihe iNimhiritf force*
ft
,
WASHINGTON. Ju n e I id*.
A artatant Attorney General Thur |
m an Arnold charged
yeatenla>
tliat Htrinlard Oil ( Naw Jer*e> )
had tried to “cover up and mi* j
lead" a Senate com m ittee
run
ATLANTIC CITY. N J . Ju n r cerning what t e called Standard *
t i (U)— ''SU m tnlnjr'' Sammy Nnrail "full m arriage" to t G Firlw ntnWWn A fn lf tnurnam rnt y ratrn U y dustrie. huge G erm an ch^wUc-H
1fW lth on* ,r* * t chip *hit th at tru st.
TfOfd AO full fre t b«farv plop,
p l u tquarvly Into th* cup lot ■
blrolf two on )b* -1 5 th grevn. th r
*)op»-*hmil<Jfrr<l
mountain
Imy
wfpad out the memory of fiv*
y u a n of heartbreak liy r<iiM|uerIn f C orporal Jim m y Turn*** nf
Um U. 8. arm y for * tlnylinu
th e ) o.i.II*
trium ph in the allver a n n lv en k snail* II I ) * .
mtv P. 0 . A. champiottihip*
| U | 0 i r « » e n *ai I
Thrc«* a
Ilia victory In thla l**t of the real champion ahnuUI
(•«••»
p u t fo lfln c fiitu rr* uf l m j down tu th* ruuchlv llttla corporal i o * I M g
thla*
W H lb# flrat “ Slammlnw” Ham from natfhbortni! Korl 1)1* a t th** m o n t l n
lgt*i
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half-w
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ha
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two
up
m y a ta r acored in a national tourb«ck
at
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w
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to
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Hot Water
Heater-Uppers
R A T IO N
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S W I F T ’S
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IECURITY FEEDS - FERTILIZERS
•
Hut they »na» l*e fr»»«en
again ImnurtM* I • tlay is
the lime t" g«*t one' Will
your old •»nc la*l ftir tha
durntMih^
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two
hatnll
M ill a n d
PAUL
W HAT/
Err AS 0ACX N
F R Y lf l '
C r z a j LA T I O N |
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st.
F A IR B A N K 8 -M 0 R 8 R
( I f
D IS T R IB U T O R
Mill Supplies
Irrigation Systems
r S e r v ic e .
O w ners
P a c k in g H o u se S o p i
J. S T IN E and G E(
T hat
I male agnlnat T o rt ilr tn r y . Gene
prolwldy picked up a n o tia r 9100,*
(MS) during thxi y e ars ha cam
paigned a* a light heavy and
heavyweight
before
he
took
I trinpaey • crown
Tutiney hold* l i e reconl
for
the higgeat purae In a tingle en
g ag rin rn t, getG ng 9*J**KM4& f«»r
hi*
*ucceasful
tid e
defence
againat Jack a t ('h lcag n In IU27
H r got 9&2A.OOO for butchering
Herne) ami e# m ed an>urul 9*J',,,.
(mmi thr night he whipped Jock for
the cl am pionahip.
Demp«ry‘» hig g rat
purae wea
the |?IH^r**M he got in the firat
Tunney fight
f>rmp«ev ha<l
fo u r
fighle —
9470.000 a g ain at f'lrpo,
againat T unney. $.160,711 agglnat
S h ir key and 9426.000
against
Tunney th a t b rought Kim more
money than lx>uta ev er earned In
a single rn g ig rm e L Joe'a tops
m ri the 9*121-246 he
copped In
h it accond
fight
w ith
M ai
Rchemeling
And Jo e 'i w innings stretched
over a |M-ri«a| of nine yaara, d u r
ing which he had 67 bouts, won
47 by knockouts and lost only
one -nl* kayo by Hchemriing In
th eir first m eeting
r . ir c .
l ’h o n e 6 2
2 0 7 W . S e c o n d S4.
fo r
“ l.o n B - W c a r ln i'"
All (topular
th at rmlly
C o m fo r t
*t vlr« In *hov-*
fit )» •( frvt!
N iin n -llu sh
$11) up J
F r e e m a n ’s $ti.8.r) - $ 8 .7 5 *
O th e rs F ro m
$3.95^®
W idth* In Stock A In D
I V E Y ’S
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s!
m i i i m
H rn ^
Vk111 b# pillinl by A mar It'll lia fo r
rv tn j r a U a u l U ’ it wmn
A p o rtra.
A m i u nii|rr»tit*n w h n-|Mirt*
r«l movlnpr from th r Hhln#l*»u]
M rlur, ih# a c fiir uf lh«
raid. th» nitfht k f i - r t .
Swarm* nf H u rrlca n . and Uoaloh
iMimberv
arcom i»aninl
by
#T plt/lr* (ifh trra im a ib til at O r *
man he LI tlucka am i factonva all
tha wt v from H olland to t'h » r
U>ur|. loatfiff nln r olanr* to th r
Naili* t*o. i llritla n mrmnuni«|u«*
•atd
I Al tie »uf|| iprvatl by ratlut
■into Kurope that "ih e Vanka a rr
romlrv^f," hundrrala of ^rra t four
m otor*! Hrttlah laim ben
a rrr
awaltinir oulv rtstil w n th f i •»»«!
the tinier Mteo t«» it ■tfaili'" III
their |»uj Vfr«niii|f
einaahea
nl
^ tie rn ia n rillra
™ In tha biy (i«yllffbi a « rt|ia the
Hrttlah attacked tlucka at Kluah
Inn. Hruftf*. ( 'h f r l o u r f ,
ll«iu
locne. tu rp i* , and AbharnUe. and
a allk facUiry a l Calaia which
makaa pararhutaa fur tha G erm an
J)A lr Forre
* H u n im n e bom ber a dirtn* a t
more
thafr iOO m llaa par h our
p lac ad thalr • ip lu a lr a i ~*<nack In
Ut« mUldla of lh a facU ry," the
Air MloUtrv
avnrka aaU.
amt no
enemy
Let us clean and conserve
your clothes. We do qual
ity work.
reimirtewl
(chert in
• i»* e re
where
Their youthful achool day* will
liva for«ver in m picture
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DRY CLEANERS
R O B E R T L . COX
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War Declaration
W A S IIIN tiT oN . June 2
O verriding it* iM im crB lg leader
*hl|», the lliMiw rrfii««'.| yeata *
day to |>«*A a Mil authorising •-••«
• (ruction uf af| U|| pipeline aero**
Fhinda arml m Iwrgc canal o n
Heeling (he Gulf and A tlanlu
Inland waterway* ml an e*liinni
te.1 era*| ,»f 914 4,001)^)00
I . Wh,,l,• ,h r “ •»
' '** later »nnaidera t ion. t hnin
| Manvfiehl of the Itlvrr* and IU i
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t'om iinltee th a t had urg. I
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did n.*( mteiml to pre** it furth# .
*A* far a* I am coircerned f •
hill
\ - Ikliwid Iloner*
McCrory \\ inkers
!it‘l Salary Raise
\nd I*cun Hours
l »** ih*
* *• kei x
i l«iet).*s
•(Sled
i* d ead ." Mansfield
told i*
lluuae had ir
revjulrtng
a
two third*
I
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m b « r •»dI hrl|» . (he S em ln o U Cou nty llw illh 1,'mii
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maka
8«minol#
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K>vat*r
• ' hold o prw-ochool c lin k a t t)%ie#l..
bl* by concentratad patriotic rf
| *rhnol F r i d a y at which 16 r h i l l
f o rt on lh# p a rt o f ita rltlie n * .,| Mr. In ilry roneludad.
fu
rth
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r
word#
o
f
cupport
ram
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rrn who • v p o et to r n t r r *rh«*-l
It waa announced today by II. II I
Pope, chairm an a f the Heralnul.* from Dr. J , N. T o la r, on# uf l"e*)• l In (h« F a l l w t r s m m l n r a l »’»*l
tra l Florida'# Itadliqr ph) *ir ian ■ * t o n hi w i i gi ven • • nrsslr.l, it
C ounty D rfrnee Council.
"In •B tlstln r It) unran n in g
P tra l in Lh* aouth in th# alu
m lnum driv#. th a VMtory Buuk 8 tr t# II•• Ith D u ll fo r thl* ruui
C am paign, lit# *#)# mf itam pa ty th# Bemlnol# C ounty Ck«mh#r
Com mere# baa arored *nolher
and bond*, #nroJlat#at o f civilian* of
rvwl achievem ent and my hat la
o ff to th*m". D r. T o lar declared.
T h l a project w hich wae InP o s itio n
aplrwd by W. A . L affltr, pretld e n t uf th#
ttem inpl#
County
llewllh Aaaoclation and heail of
took h tr oath
lh#
(
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ber
o
f
Commerce,
h«a
ta M ta * poat-
!-School Clinic
Is Held At Ovieilt.
Akaumea
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tu
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Itllllltl I
Bat fa rtlw r inland, today'* cummuntqu# acknow todfad loa* of
H how thanr, 10 mii#a northw»*i of
S T A C /B
u /if iif ifr r T
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only H& vot** whll* I'.’ l
. In th e | vote* were r a il *(*ln*t II
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la C hek I ced u re
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Reds Jab At
Germans At
Two Points
Ml aea-j |*»»rtera after the
t h r u s t s I fused In p a i | th e m easure urxlrr
a g a i n s t ' suapensWan «f th e rule*, a pro
P tw a # BTft
(6ULP.y- Bur l
J65Pfl2S,BrTA/
tlif. T H i n t
I'lr#*.-
A xis Sinking’s
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WoofTan,
a a d bar da-
K'KS.’fa ■a* i'r-q!sr Kii "rn
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H fiu o iib tra lio n
A s ^ u rh ln l
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J It I i t I«h llifttlllrv
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M rm lirr
H alts;!
A ir R aid P re c a u tio n s in In d ia
Another Rn*«t ItAF nuu«' (
raid uf 1,0,'tG IxiinlM’ra (annul, taw
*ed O rm an ), inninly Knnrit, tt*
the N a i l nr.Hc-Niil city, Inat H
night. Prime Minister Win* H
lion rhnrchlll reported tialny H
to the llmiatt uf (’uinniime, H
Wiimitting the loss of .T> H
planes Tins*''in*w phnsc" n n P
thy Rritiah air offensive so ml i
• ha h o m a S T Y r
h i £ d r t3 :
uf
IKmuanda war* *uw am lnf eaat
ward from th* C nlofna araa, ■
way from the whoia vulneratde
RhlneUn.1
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ona who really know* bow
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Minortatlon paid on# way.
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Honhum .lu^vp. Iivs Iron Halls Re fore
,War Halts Louis’
" J , l* ''
HT I OUIH, Juoa I -(A l Th.
(iames, lias Won 7 Without Defeat j Chance To Brpak
• i n «*t s t l*'ui* llrown* l»*t night *n
It i t l i t nounrrd tonight the trailing of
Record ene
' i > t d j c r D ubbl- a w llt
a U t L - J J i 'J '*
■
• vo lum e
“WantedPanicliuta
|M L' J
liROWNH—A'* T IIA liK
(None arhfdulfd )
f|e«alla
I raO nlaj
Cincinnati >1. l‘Mlat.w> ■I.
New York i f rhiiaii*i|.i.u
m l4»ula 1. <*hl«wgw •
flrooklrn i s l.
i i
f llW e n r Undoubtedly th ere aremany man , la the city who would
enioy playing a g a’.ii. It will Juet
t a n a little pushing by a few
Iradera in the aporL Thla column
la open to anyone who haa perti
nent auggettlona fo r the organliIng of the game here.
l i. Y l l .l
W. A. Iw ffler, prasideat of the
C ham ber of Com m art#, haa callad a m # # tin f a f all team worke n In th# a ry an lia llo n 'a mem
berehlp driv# fo r Thuraday at
7:30 P. M. a l lh a City Commit
a Ion loom a t tha City Hall.
. Flan* wM b# mad# to n l* #
lh a MAOO qu o ta fo r 1*43. J l . H
Coleman la chairm an e f th# hltm h a n h ly C o m n H I o a . _________
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• tan in I•11 • I «*f f tlte iiiletlor WII
. h i u to l h) n firing M|tiit| today
« tin a S«if 1 1 com t m art in I had
• ••!•%i« i i*l li i mi of evpionnge, tald
•a Sofia divpati'h briiBtlt'Btl hy l)«
llrtllu r t|l*i
lla* « * * • n ts«*l
of lh»l*h«vi«m
nitel it* ngeitl* working under ih t
i votan i i.’it of tllplomatlc unlty,M
the rn*tio •■id II ■tided th at th l
• rin* r *I nf hi* denih • rvifttYl
• ffirer
i.evrr Could get over th*
| failure of 1 I* May I u p r U mg ' in
Inch he a n accutad of
p l a i t ting
the death of Kmg Boru.
1 Two asthar defen.lenl* warw rootu le d
\N \> ll I.MiTON. June 2,
C ivil S e rv ic e E x a m s
W AHIIIM T uN . Ju n e J . !’• ! l i t # - V\ *r I > e | i « H merit i* report
Th# International lim thrrh.*^l
•*v|
•*#* •reking a rum pfom lir
A re T o He C o n d u cted
Team ater* (A P I.I today
lenuu.l| mi lh* ntddier i»ay uf 94R month
picket line* "ah unrm m tm r r»c I) |du* 910 guyernnienl tioruU
>*t. In many in*tahc#a atul uryni
member* a* a w artim e mr#*urv|
to ( o I h m if h them wliert* ruve* |
C ity N e w s B rie fs
Vueal lunal School, it waa an•a ry to d#liv»r p m l i . In lh# Ju n r
uuuncad today.
All applicant#
laau# uf lh#
union
tnagailn*. i
Officer# will tw in*t#ll#d lo I IJK O R lilA - i.lttle |eni|o*f a tu ie I are reaiulred to tupply th e ir own
P realdm t Darnel J . Tobin taid.
tonight with w a lle fe.1 1 typew riter* Mahlon W right will
*1 know many of our unlont h#v«* I I I * . rrow n icht a t th# Valdet Ho change
I *L|i«rviM lh* letU .
a rlaua# In their c o n tra ct which tel when lh# Lion* Club hnlde it* ' ehowere along th* m a*l
weekly
m
eeting,
which
will
e
ta
rt!
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7
f
i
t
o'clock.
kftrab«r>
of
th
e,
change
tonight
with
a
c
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tte
rw
l,
H it* In tha United
Slate* ta k a
aidcrad a violation of th a if ie *
the
*outh
anJ about 10,000 hurrah Ut «o anS3»
merit to re fu te to daliv ar t&od» club will go on a boat trip Ju n e . • how#r» over
where th ere li labor trooblv.
1 0 . _________________________
northw est porticas tcrdght.
'a lly .
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Frath-Drc
BUTTER
bit*. War
#
Lemons 6
Pure Creamery!
10c
»J » G/.««
W /s
fifxy rW>^a
Cabbage ib 2V4c Onions 2 it* 9c. Carrots bdi 6Hc
E
m
T«i #i T*fl#w
Fancy Florida—Ib
P E A S
1 0 c
Golden Grain
Pound-*
POTATOES
Now Ga. Cobblers
POTATOES
\A «n (am p ’s
A N T W AND D E L I C I O U S TREAT FOR
M A C A RO N I A ND S PAGHETTI L O V ER S
iff
*■
«■
Coolti in 7 mlnutet...Tender but Not Dough-y,
ROUND
SIRLOIN
T-BONE
Deliciou* cooled with rice . . . in • pilau . . .
with tomato.* . . . th. ta iti.it dish of m.at to
b . told, anywhere, and at a low p ric. file thit
it'* a thrifty dithl £
Tandar, Juicy
Acorn Brand, Sliced, Cellophane Wrapped
Bacon
P ol R oast
Rindless—lb
Smother & Fry! Tender |
Ctw*l« lib er Clear
Smo. Bacon tb 27c Bacon m
IN T R O D U C T O R Y . O FFE R
One full'rirr package of V ia Camp’s T«nd«ronI It given
n i f with ibt purchase of two packages at the regular
prut o< 2 for 19c. If you don't tay that Teoderool uatca
t ruer than injr macaroni or spaghetti you tree tasted,
hnng back (he empty package with the two packages
you bought and get your mooey beck. Title offer la good
lung at our supply of introductory packages lasts.
Fred Herman'* Auorted Slice*
Georgia Cured, Whole or String Half
Picnic Hams
l*tie Faille
Rolls
OUf
2
Tender, 5!<ed Fed
lb
21c Liver
J r t j K Gf&jr<4
V/oittm Cut l*ef
23c Cheese
1**1
Hamburger ib23c Tongues ib 25c Kidneys
ib
17c
a WAY
WITH
packages ] £ £
Made and dlitributed by the maker* ot Pamow
Camp's Pork and Qeant •IndlonapoRf,Indian
Creem. Coitiije
lb
PACKAOI (O IV ? m7
Van
F
Lean, Tender
Ctvol'AqL—
ib 19c T I P R A R Y T E A
w
1 5 c
SMOKED SAUSAGE. Red Unfa._____lb.
PORK FEET W*st*m Cut.____
BEEF BRAINS Select Set*_____
SPARE RIB ENDS leen, Meaty.
PORK CHITTUNGS Western
BORDEN'S SILVER COW,
SALAD DRESSING—
musseCm an 's
APPLE SAUCE
RTHEAN or.NAVY*
STOKELY’S FINEST FRUIT
Soft As
DINTY MOORE
WATER GROUND
BEEF STEW.
M E A L
STANDARD TURNIP,
SWEETHEART TOILET
STOKELY’S FINEST GREEN
KEN4 r*AT10N
i ma i n f u u a
Shoulder Cut*
PORK STEAKS
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A N INDEPENDENT D A IL Y
.S A N F O R D
H E R A L D , F R ID A Y ,
Enters
s Rage Over Mexico
War On Side Of
Battles United Nations
an Struggle
ie Of Enemy'
e Against Bri
ls Doubtful;
Nasi Unit Repulsed
tP
t
*
J
fly
Declaration
Axis Ih
Tomorrow
ident A.
- M M F O t eB o tn H fl
e
r
a
l
!
BUBCCT AND
SMS FOR WAR
*
BONDS AND 5TAMP5
N EW SPA PER
MAY
29.
Member Aaaoclated Press
1912.
NCMHKH 205.
*
Chinese Fight
iTo Stave Off
Jap Offensive
Against
Expected
By Pres
Camacho
Warplanes Of Allies
Strike Again At
Far-Flung
BattleFronts Of Enemy,
Mexican Cabinet Meeting to Declare War
illy
Here’s Why Gas Is Rationed
—
Pr***>
V iolent
tank b attles a re
T o b ru k 's outer dcle a s e s today w ith the out-.
J t >me o f G erm an Field M arah al Rom m el's drive on th e
British north A frican strong
hold
rem aining
doubtful.
KtU aolinl added Italian troops
^ re
p a rtic ip a tin g ..
F ierce
S e r i a l fig h tin g Is tak in g place
i r l r the desert battle.
raging a t
M EXIC O C IT Y . May SO, <Ah—
M ritro went to war ag ainst the
A lls yesterday, although the for.
. mal
declaration
by
President
| Manuel Avila Cam acho is not eapocled until Saturday.
T he
Foreign
Ministry
anROUnred lair In the crnwdrd day
that It had instructed all It* rep
resen t* t h e , -bro ad In advise tne
governm ent- t« which they are
accredited that M e tr o con,Hires
i& k m ,
herself no
* belligerent ally of
the ST olh rr United Nations.
A momrntnu# m -ellnv of the M cllran cn inrt Is |<i<-|iirr,l > l« v r, a , l*icsiilrnt ,\»il« I -m».
The fftro) • Ben* l/ntrifctrd
ikflil they should rnptM rr Ih * war ( r ir h ll railed Its mcmliec, together lo illscu.* .........
kl- b iii ,| thr A n - f IIouiml- lit. - k
aa having »tartrd when P rfiid rn t two M r,le an tanker,.
Th, cabinet decided lit ■ -t ■ ......... .I ,
I., I ., I , , . , ,
Avila Camacho « m t b ffo rt the
Of >'*r
S h o rn , left In rlghl, s i r tlen A n -cli,'" ' I .
-.
,,f S . . i . I
,
special i r s i k n of C o n / m i and
.
Iro n t Ini l ><! Muff
Aikad IU authority to declare Alcmuii. Sec r» l ary of (be Inter b n ; sod tin , Sn» .nl ■, ...
war.
It will hr the first dec
laration of war In Mrxlcan hla*
'A O rrman arm ored force
a lta r slipping around
t°*3v7thin ■n hour a fte r the _
positions aa far aa Sidl
dent's addraa* the Cham bt. _
M m ilts Inside o f the
Deputies rrctlv rd the bills au
defensive ly item In the
thorising the P resident to declare
desert.
war, govern by decree and sus
' t i t s reports from the front said
Issued
by
the
Office
of
Eiaetgsaty
Management
in
Washing
pend parts of ut« conxlitullon.
•Kentreel
“never
had
a
tun.
th
is
map
a
ip
la
ln
,
why
gasoline
la
being
rationed
through
ih*
A committee will report to the
a " with hla two-pronged ofO baarven agreed
S toward the B1 Adam area ■a i tern s ta tu . A i l , subs have cut the tanker route which form erly house today
Woirifa o f Tobruk and toward Blr brought petroleum to the east. Pip# Ilnas, autos and railroads now enactm ent wwiltl be quick and
probably unanimous
Tne Senate
Hacbelm U mile* farther south. haye In carry yes ami ell to the reflnertrs
Making the problem will then act and the President
Hour* before he launabed hla a t
more
difficult
is
the
feel
that
Irani
pur
lotion
In
the
affected
area,
then may make his declaration.
tacks, they aald. “ the sky was
filled with R A F flg h lari and le hravtly rongeited.
bo cn W s which strafed and bombcolumn,, airdrom e, and
iw MembershipDnve |Kiwanians’ “ C dery” Picture
By C. Ot C. Has;
Appears In 200 Newspapers
54,000 As Quota
. Ah' a rtault, the Aali forces
reported “punch drunk" b*w»rs well atarted and.
Dh 0 an. Blr Claude Au-t
had anlid poled the dt"l the mala assault around
Mis sad placed a crack
dir Men theca, they wen
Citrus Grower
Recreation Group
Tells Of Value Is Divided Into
Of Farm Bureau 3 Main Divisions
Growers Are Urged Service Men, County,
TJh UnHe^Bjr. RJJ* £lvlc Committees
"KdWw Of Orbmdo ^ Reported f rhymed
"fa n ru n , u never before, neod
to aUnd together with • almpU
C rpooo ond a common haedquari In Washington to take care
of tho Interval, of tha former,"
A. If. Krone, citrus operator of
Orlando, declared a t a meeting of
tn# Seminole County Farm Bu
reau at the Court House Wednes
day nlrlx. *crerdlng to County
Agent C- R- Uawson.
Mr. Keene's subject was "Why
I Joined the Farm Bureau". “It
la a atron* national organisation
tew British lines were intact, and which la becoming a factor In
Washington,” be said and offered
aa an Illustration the return-load
regulations soon to go Into ef
fect on all trucks. *"Wil» will be
disadvantageous to farm Interests
and the Farm Bureau Is (nine to
get these regulations modified,"
he aald, "and If the Farm Bureau
were even stronger that It is,
there would he leas trouble In
u . although the fight- getting these changes made."
C. K Bradshaw advanced a plan
Increasing to Intensity.
far conducting • membership earnpnlgn. which llm members of the
bureau will follow. Tfce director
for each agricultural Industry In
E fe S & ^ R H ir
Thr** main diatMMi
ganltrd In tha Recreation Cam■railto* of Ih* S osto tit County [>»fans* Council ut In Initial meet
ing last night. Chairman Frank
Pulley, rector of tbs Roly Cross
Fplscapal Chart*, announced this
morning.
Tha divisions a n Uric, which
La mainly for yitUg people In
outlying
Sanford: County, (a
communi tl ; end terrier man,
n t* M stationed al
for the man
lha Naval Air Baas here. Many
dlacuatM at the meet
liUto aarrangem ent.
hare bacn formulatod aa vat Th
purpose of lha ccynmlitre Is to
roordlnat* and tactire recrea lional facllltiaa for th* people
Bemlnol* County.
Th* Clrie dlvliloa, under T- W.
Lawton, la coneuread with play
ground*, jpUeoa to dance, swim
mlng faoiflUM and aports activi
ties. Ulhar m m bore on th* £*(entire Conun! ttoo^tlf^this group
Hrmlca
I
t l u i n i o . a i Iii > ( l n i i . ' s . Ii i j* h c o m ,,, ................ .
• f t iti ml K m h v a. t h a
t! ■*1. In " v i l l i tn u u r
. I m v m . ii ; a •I | ■
»M U .|. .U Jut* r u r f i iy a l t a c k i " .
V fa.*t * a l
n r« K ti> ir fo r th o
l*i ,ik uu (a l
r a p it a l
of
1 Ii. blie.ifa:
K aMhkIV n P'l it th i J a p a n r v r ln^ a d *
m n f n r r n i and a ta
h H I hmiic h
nii’klly,
h«v r Imfco rcfin km c r* ih-ii
Ii
pbUt il >*ilh MIU(A|hI * kl|l#d. tho
1 h|in . h i Ii
111
in■ml Mhnouncsd
I in t iii 11* »i «i k iim« Unitfnl that
I 1; lo II I.»n l« ** r' » i i c hfRvy and
m |> iiiu ! to—acI J*jM*Mrwr gulnx to *« »111 H11•I*v* a pi inti . tijrrtivp of
1 ■ itprtfM » Mim\ '
big drive
- h, •c 1 Kt . Mnrtfil p m " 1 n<c t* h k h
" i k ■*
,
• it- m ) um pi Ft* o f f
w i 1
k» HgAirtat iip « n ,
i .i i f .
rt - -* ♦u tl f 1••1 1> thr rily
f 11 * i- in i him -r K*niit last
.*.■1.1
H i- t ..t+it ra-lir ted h J» p -
m
1.
•>
Q uotsi for tiraa, lu b e , and re
cap* for Ssm lnole County
far
Juna will not be mad* public, tha
Rationing Board announced today
a fte r receiving instruction, front
nun.
4rnnlMtlon end atytrel Impor
Board Is Told
Not To Release
June Tire Quota
rriMitr
'■i
.1 4
f its
■ •,!».
i f the inerteaed ectivitita of lha <month
jk
The
pu tuit
hht-w *
,MilMu i bin,- • go ttful gteat front,
Th* \nmmn Murom rrgtotl to thlF
-.rI "i i ifiii- high ti'mmarui f#-
itin iu iiv a .
"XU Ukr*» are prohibited from UM porieeie now pending
re Mli« Drrmfhr K»r»* f..r.| ^rnunofr f
» R h ,h*
n A r nr>' releasing to the press or public quire additional revenue. It we High .Nchtri.l mu.it i r . r l t n * r « i [ " •
*'*»
•■mpaigff
n
Information on eounly qooFlan* were dlacusaed t*» *tl on !t*|. of . huff* 1-lb - f r**|-[ “■**»• l,u 1
*I*IM
M. ih. '
t>a board w o, Informed. N o jb * «a*d In the campaign
reason w a, given for not ralaas
|f. H. Coleman head, the Mem
"**
fig u re,. It l> tierihlp groun. which Is composcl
ripectod that th * number of tire ., I „f Charlv, B rad .taw . (rto rrr |tl
l^ i
.V1' 0^ 1 U lh F |*hop, TV. A Ic ffle r and W alter
coonty I , I , * , than th * M ar quota. I Coleman; The following member.
Which W *, only about half of th e , „f ^
publicity Cnmnritlee were
averago quota,
In
proceeding . , ! * « prow nt: R. U l»*an. T Brad
mcnUa,
|fQt^ Byrd, C hart*, Morrison an.)
A recent W ashington dispatch '
reported that few er lir e , will lie
mad* available In June than In
■ * T . according to an announce
rnent by Price A dm inistrator J *<jn i
Hcnd«non. J n th li dlap«Uh. thr
Florida quota w a, „ t at 07« new,
. U T,*
..
,,,
,
os.scn g vr Uras. 4.911 passenger .. A T t-AMTA. May ,
recap., I J U t passenger tubes. V
K.*~ * .U; *'albralth drpuly ( ll A
« 7 truck t in * . B Jlk l trucl. re ■dm litUlr*t..r.
mday
sharply
c*p», and 7A SJ truck tube.
‘ H illed certain l.ry e m e .i |4rk
^ri m rrpr^*tfiling only thr m#
h>r Jm fuitry h it l* r»ot cn trrrd
rr>
• rr
Sh*»»*n t.*i!h M i-* Nunfortl i \*iio< U n it iji<*ct*xui*
F, I
lint (•*' i |»rt>i<btit «i f I < f>
lb*
» ♦ ..!
t 'liii
W■
l h in r - i
fo re e *
had
i.wf* y poinla*
Irng>ufh.
th a t
th ty
now
mi tha city it*
i m iv p i g tug
. ih** Jip a n c jo
Additional S u ^ a r Barrage Blasts
Ih Available For (■erman Division, j
Canning Purpo.ses Russians Report'Morris Completes
.Some Meat Packers
i 65 -Hour Civilian
Fall To Co-operate!, m
T,h'
*t*
> ,n- 1
1 14M
" IProtection ( l a s s
* f,,r • -»> "
* l .u h
‘ •■fk*
j 1 ,, the I f ,
si I t t l
|n f„ r„ ,.,
|b,,. ,. «
ruh
lt « tf.t- uni
ruling . It
| hi 1111 i,f
i >u
in t|ii« r t - of i ii rim t(
I• ,
v* m» iiiliduiirril
1!
MIDLANb, K k h . May »
Dbw C h .m lc .l
M".
com
'
F L O B I O A — fventhroeil w i r n
lha n u . a f . o m illion , n w U i by
th* end of I p . , will bo possible *ll$| occAilonal ahowrra thla nf
HcmlUrni
by th* uia * f th * new thlokol 1'rooon and tonight
typo .ynthckw rubber drvelope,! ' hunder, how ere over the anuth
Dawson aUted, " I bellen that
rrcry one Interested In tha wel
j
fare a t Bemtaote County should
become aa sc tire or association
member of the Farm
Bureau. er. Mr*. C. W . laWll and O J .
This bureau has powerful forces Pop*.
In Its support sad seen greater
Captain Geovga Wood* of th*
possibilities with this
coming SalvMion Army hand, th* Barvko Man's Division, which will
it Lee Butrier presided seek to prorid* «nl*rtalnment.
both
nt tho bon* and.
eating gad Introdtitled
Semi nol* County cllisaa* pled.
for *nli.Ud naan,
<d 1161,710X0 par year Tor the
tty trill bo Un
purehnao of wnr bond, and
Other
stamp* In th* Bvary American
Cafivmaa drive and bought 1 1 1 ,M T J I ' worth of th* ascurHiej
wkll* Ut* campaign was bring
conducted for a total pledge rf
1170,101.01, Frank Brans, chairnun of th* canvnae, announced
retard */ in kin final report on
Total Seminole Pledge In Bond
And Stamp Drive Is $179,408.05
O r n I t i y w t of Sanford r«t-
tdrita, U l F o f thorn, pledged to
toty a certain amount of bond,
er alamp* during a certain period
of tint*. Thu total pledge In tha
City w ia. l0dX60.60, with l i t ,711 spun* on tounadlat* purehas*.
“ “
‘
‘ hlfh
Last
(74X0,
Bear Lake wa. second high In
Immediate purchase of the bonds
arid stamp, with 13.06X60. Thl.
community pl*dge<I (736.60, In
all. there ware 1,106 plodge. In
th* diaDkt, which I, .lightly leu
than 10 percent of Scmlmil*'.
total population.
T h * rekry farmers could have
mad* a much greater ptadg* of
bonds and atampa If It had not
hoc* for the low prk* of celery,
and they could not m o their way
Hear to pladg* tha amount that
they would Ilka." Mr. Evan* elat
ed. “ADo many eeaaonal workera did not elgn lha piedg* a,
thrir jobs'w ere uncertain. Th*
uutortelnty of many bualnaaa men
was another cause.
However,
•very gain has Intimated that he
wlIJ (pry more than hla piodgt if
k* fa HnandnUy ehl* to do eo.
1’ * "L
Ui*ii*W s
ttiAfiv
m ilt-
|t* i
<
th.»
. ipimtcr
I'nirlnir
the lint lie fir hi.
— With army food prepared
In. bulk while home food come*
from million* of *matl-«tia can*,
doetn't thr army actually u»e
lea* canned food 7 A — No.
A
soldier eala twice a* much call'
ned (ooti*
a civilian.
My hou*# bumnl. Can I
rebuild un th. u m , foundation, j
F.sS. PlnncH Fijrht
Puck Of Ax Ih S uIih
ST LUCIA. May it. >d*.
I'nlUil Stairs I'laiipa ,ni<:r.|
l>ark <if A il, submarines a
without a priority?
A __ You're
off I’ort Castrie. late
In a tough .pot, m ister. Thvore-1
W ar Department ha* fir s t p r io r -1 yrsterilay whlla Ih. ilestruyrr
fllskrlsy, damaged by a furtk a lly , you can rebuild, but the
redo three day. aarller, llniiwl
Hy on lumber th e** days.
20 mllea from the Vichy French
Q.— A re fresh fru its under the
Island of Martlnlqua here. Ilunpries celling T A— O nly banpndmla of peraen* ashore watch
ed the attack, Watcher, rail
at least one submarine must
hava been sunk Judging from
Utt quantllks of oil that float
ed on the lurfac* after the
City News Briefs
15- minute bombing and depth
charge attack by the United
btalas planes. No official an
nouncement of the sinking was
Meanwhile, Rio Da Janeiro,
B ru ll teday claimed tha (ink.
ing of twe Axis aabe, and tha
capture of a third and mother
-—
i*
* \
thu gvolwU
fit
i >i
m ilr (HI gallull (if |SR« hritvj
a to. f- ..f
tank ■ ninth |i«* Umn t h a t '
M ach al l-rdur
Q Ait- |»* rk rhtifi* iifitlrr it ............ ,1 u -Mht r**l
ipvctal p u r r crl llng ?
A Ham. r» lufi *■* >*f la nk *
baron nmt nltirr Juirk )ir«MJucU
j, M uIcImh ii f 11£f»t 1nir I* MMinjir 4tii
which rtfirvaruL riowrly h a lf nur III 14111' >1*4 lor of the nof lliW I aluMI f
m r a l suppH - a r r u n ilrr a par
frotit
whrrr thr (irim an * In* I
rnanrnt i r i l i n g at w h o lra a lr
Mill rm ft Mful lurk'* quant 11it » o f'
Q- A rm 'I » r ml
rnnuif Ii « hi imnIi tlwl>, the roiMMioohpti
b e d pugfir mill r«m* m igar In t h h arii'l
flu thr Kalin hi front tin
country t<* make up fur cane
Army drove th r (i i r m i i i v
■ugar In thl* c o u n try to make from two (Mipiilatcd (ilarc* ami
■ugar lu/xr* In t h r r h l h p p i n c a ? they l*fl ►evrral hundred dr»d *m
A — No, llcforv Iho war wr Imporiotj Lwu thinJ* of our iu g ir .
of
T tt ferl nf thi- vinlver»tty,
1 •»hi. h , 11 it 11 f Ir « him
«»n in»trUr-
g«i
Iilfl
M 14*Mk f r l -* A A light
I 1 H A fiiv (nnk g ilu only mm*
a good attendImportant boat,
upon, he atated.
of
a rid Mor
\|I V|,pi f ig rcrrli rd hi* diploma
1fb ♦
I -kill* e| ( k|'l*t •
v*
.h c o ita n
helm niton
t( * I'll t ri I( h Ii 1
ilfv h fp luffn« F.MHt.lHMi |fnllonu
l furl to himki i* fournl I r *|* lo \u*
•M l
I t 1,0 h im n t
k* itliM iit
J tluJlai
1 min
1 til I f o r n m
Th«j In* Tf r
’ fif T ?ir T h; nt i.
aiinu nmoiiiii of oil Miiiltl tre (|l«tin tool t Imint-il Ihv hulk
1
m i.. f * « t i i w i«» run i .ip o ot ^
1 ,*•nur* hn>i l*e* n -t,
1 plr aau rr •- r - n y r m r
,
1 «'» t j I’lKtu g» l (,'toi i nmr-i
JM*» 1,MI « . *
\ \ r•
I liin t *
i-ortlon
Vfeelfi*
t
,,l< |im isiuii ,»f tin I»ff< m r t'ounl»'s« k ! til
Ihtn Relay (uiu(delcd a two
Ur
wr»k* <Sr* hour cuuriM* oil r t v i l l i n
I hr f t ngiiirnlf* wit h h*i )
U piuti** Hun at
the U n l v e r s l ly o f
j*friM*t|i't i||a|iHlt hi'* mi I
I loi k Im nrid aminuivrrd t h a t elasfiTh*
y o> *>t nmt-nt
mot*• ‘ (-* in g e n e r a l i l f l r r u r
lutijact-f
I f k . - I ,» i r |ko|t* *1 the l»r rnk I Ii
gh mill - 1 •1 1 h e r r n r l l week fo r tho
of >111 t(
il v ' Ilf If « 1 I ' 1
............. o n ..f
thr i iv limn ' I r f e m e
p
iivv
~ th * m la U
f i ll
" if"
»« r >'
f hi »tfi i m , .S"V m t
(lo op- w1* n ruled oh pi
n
•■W i t % pr»»« ronfartner hrrv
I
1- f I HiiiiitiM
(Mhff *1*1 >|U(~ ti*ii)n mill nil*
Retreading Said To ISS.’JU ffV .
Wfra f*i| In w
ii**- much
Be Possible By M3 '™. T ’CT.'IXV.S.^K . t»ll QT IAk i f i I'Mtheilly* N’ A httiglr
l»«t
committees
fiw tV ," wiU «
fay WtumnPlty to
work on recrea Uooal faclllllt, for
their towns. Othor
I
members or k» Dow.
this group are Mrs. H- W. R uck
"W ork O r.F ig h t1
t Imii ' f
d n i c o f f n ficreu
>dli'ii.i\itigain st
II tlie (h in ia c a s t
1 him
, Iran-i Dml it hkt»l ftoltfll
1 hi Lifc-h f u u m a m l -p r c l f lc a J l y
I »u . r It 6 k
f t .. f i l l '
I IU» I a|>nnrnr k lllrd In fo u r
tl-*4
.1
... -41*4.1 till M . .
If
U4|f
»f4
1 f*‘fr ii i ‘imt • i Itr
.1 th, # |J
.. n,14
* t * . h. . 4 * * VriR* - 4* i, <- in |Im v k mtty u f
At ii rwertlng of the M f i n k i
H
i„
O lU lrt i Kl wnk ^ * ,4, ■■
-mh.T
....... . , l(
. , , nl«4||{ K '«h 4* 1* H1..I 114 *ddti lun ln|d of
|hi|i and P u b l k l t ) l o m m i t l r r *
ih*
1‘irttfr. in a h k h lha
of
th«
IS lb th
‘
f ,-u f hi pft«.|utl
- p*u 1 * K 11(4 1 |
IK r ( ham brr of C o m m rrrr ImpI
(vi 41 hated aim
I hi t tub 11 uin .1 1 I h
H i th* li a ih
« ••- • s r»64■r4fa;4-1 i "1 r ml. |.
that t hr
hi, It w*a
«M decided
dfcli
'hr*46v
\ i r 'V unalderibte.**
im b tr of Comm* e quote [or | , T *”- ............. <■ " ' l l ’' iii i *i 1,1 niMllHfaM l .if 1hi Hi i ' ( ■ i*m 4 -Hid 1 r h ■*1
J,
mir
i
■■••N!•
1 J.4 ii'«ui J apart m r a t t e m p t OH
m« dir - *Ml|> i ..si .ii - •U'l . hi*.
the membership drive in I v t ’ « ill , * ,’t’
1,(1 •‘1 ri 4 1 .4
n 1riM inl). It w#
h nthu «. >, j•|*mi r<ntU « it« made fr om
41 fuillt h l«f Ul4». lu fM
b# $4,000. and Uxil will alert
incit
tirtl
In
tin
U
*
1
-n.
i
i
t
.
\ft•*1 fuibng Tueadey
0•>'*
June 9. laatlng for four
••
b ro
ught
Up 1
0 ,0 0 0
might
up
10,0
8 acre Very E'1J------'
d w ir d
H
lf c in i
m | F lw iid * H b h n t k >
Mlggina
- <-o f m * in* i . i « f o r *
- r - ro m l a t
ifinouncetl todgv.
. It will lw di-i*l.*k..i
i»‘«
tri.h . c* t ill ft I m * 111*! l h l m jg h o u t >•#,"
f The quoin la I n c n a it il b> |1 ,(»W | forthm ruing hi ..........
1 n«ti-i
I r i •I* '■ ■l■«i1ftg ill n J n p iru se f f• fe r leal year1! amount bccauat j al ronventiun
1
m* ■t
_________________
Higgins, Mrs. M ^ r S m lth and piny (aid today that retreading ______________WHATHKM
rbs county of worn out automobile tir e , al
• M u f : Ctoffaldar.
Be*. W. P.
I Km Sin k >
Mrtnl*a I . -if •* -
f...
P r t t il
« mi p la n t' h a r c n>l Mart I'd I ihImi to linvu h1ruck
h(
tin
.liiiu iiifM ’
f u r - f lu n g
. l m U lif r i> n lw h ile
( 'h i u n g
I hit* a- 111rtr*I 1, *
Kour-Day Campaign '»"•
To Start June 9,|
Higgins Announces (urt-
A , v { ■1 1B S
A llie d
flu- p iu r o * hr
took
Ho
. fn*.I
Mill, Iht
foll owing
,ii *1 hour*
mi rial attmrk
. i
i.(ii*.
i tv ilmn protection
i 11 mu four lumfR. £ * * prt>r* • 1iMU I l hour • , Inn n d l a ry
profneiii.il ni n r hour* , pl an t pfuteciiith f i r
h o u r * , local tr al nlnjf
fom
hour*;
c itl se n *
prolrtlJon
i D f |i* I t h o u r * ; anrl g e n e r a l i « b -
Iit t > 1*1 hour*
J hi- RrhiHil l* drtf nf th e I h r t *
i hi*i a i r iw'lnif conducted In tka
nittioM
i t ro v er* thr a o u t h a a it ,
in id ntily five men fr o m Flo rid a
may att en d durknir the tw o wetka
rlo > o
Cnl
M c lU U o n and bln
s t a f f fiirm er ly uf the F^ Ijtwood
At venal tn Maryland, are the In*1 luctllf *
Mrn. Bradley Die*
After Year’s Illness
' I i - i.nuirita Tnm lln.ott
■lr>, rr-id ent uf .Sanford
Hum. dinl a t 13:06 A. M.
|al her hniti* on 316 W eal
teenlh U lreet following a
Illness.
Brad-
.Inca
todAy
ThlC-
year**
Mr., ilradlay was born in Paiaki and waa a member of
lb*
First BapU.l Church. Bhe la it)
I rived by: bar huiband,
W.
1 Bradley of Sanford I one da*
ter. Mr*. J. B. WUlDm* of
Point; two grandchildren. Mi
I and John
William* of
Point; on* too, Walter L>
I .on who D sUtlonad wi
__
United B la lea Array: on* alatar,
Mr*. A. E. Dobbin* ot K a n fo ri...
Alto four brelhira. If. A . Man
ning of Sanford, John E . Man
ning of Now Orleans, O- A .,
Manning of
Tampa and X, •
E.
Manning who reaid* to / .
Taxaa.
F w a ta l u rei aaa
�1
P A d frT ffO
f f t ww v
The Sanford Herald
Learn To Swim
FRIDAY, MAT 29, 1M2.
He k * » t mlaaed hut two eerv-lvery lovely.
a
* inf* be'e bora la U>« Ar-gi/.l Oakland Bay
* ^
? ? * * * . . « ■ C » y ,ic d d *n
C a t.
tuandieg H h*rmLwnM W.Mtt,
'dayiiTftope that? eVer bcfori£Jb-Am«ncan -fimj
pcdoed by submarine* almost within Mrs hoi
ho* loat
feat hia Ufa in-M
shores. Many a Bailor haa
jn'Vthau'jAai-Tflr
days because he did not know how to iwlm, or because he
did not know how to swim well, and many a sailor hOs aaved
hia life by swimming through a aea of flaming oil to shorn
And now we ago where an Important part of the train
ing of naval flier* consists of learning to awlm. Former
Hwlmmlng coaches of some of the nation's leading uniVerafties have been engaged to show America's fledgling pilots
how to get out of a burning plane allVe after being-force?)
to light upon tho ocean's surface. It U no trick at all' for
a man who can aw|m well.
In e r iita -lfa to ft at sea gasoline often breaks out of
him Who
f erred. 1
did. ' Cl|
Ike par
boy baa i
ha Audi
Ing allot
to sofctjrtnot twenty yards awiy. <Tl' go6(l[ m a r t t k ^ W
50 yard* under water and reniajn tflgif**HhOut;>feutMVt
for six hours. '
' *r • i -.•»!«•:», afloat w!Hh«>ut vipywt
Now that summer la coming on this should ba a good
U eiilt* time tn-niaM so n that th k ^ '^ y 'o f-younl',dbda‘ itotPM
• H r 99* another year go by without fei/nung-!tov*Wlm,-TTt>t tait'ak
paddle in "the ■hallow water cloie'tir ihotfc’rBr arbunfl^tht
end of tha'Rock,' but really Jeaffri'W'iwfe.'' Idk^H^TuWU
fliers ha' abtald ba' taught td^ewlra’tirtdfr WfotV'iihf«'m
should bo abh to negotiate at Muf- twtpbr w t f . HtfhBrikd
yard* on the surface.
-rr *wrr ‘»*o OR fWfc h-jRrorf
Whctbhr ha fa going to ba a naval flier or not, such
BIBLE VERSE TOR TODAY
knowredge la almost'certain to eom i'ki nkndyfooftie <3Xf.
YET MOSES COULD NOT Swimming ia an art whlch onte ledfreA'ia'T#ftr foiTotlen.
SEE HIM-. GOD SPEAKS TO At aotna time or other l«'a nwat averyoni'a'I)f)l thd AbfittP
' nWr1d ^ l*tlH ft
0 8 EVERY DAY IF WE AT to swim Will aland him in good
TUNE OUR EARS: And (he lord own life, than 'tosave the IlflPof arfotfeerjr (MUicfek OVff tdPfl
spake unto Hm * s far* to fare. (nr mdre often than tahkeri a n tOtbeObed* «!-'•“ •'
«-»Exodui 33:11.
learning to awlm, of course, raises the question of to the Red. Cross Or*«iiJtatio*.
where to go. This summcr the usual pilgfimagra to nearby
Adtlre to the Adalrrr of a
(icean resorts, orTirutlamlo Springs, may not prove os simple
ItHraUal PM Beta Kappa
>,
------.
us they have in years jmst when buying goooltnd was rhor>(From The Key Reporter)
a matter of money than ration cords. We believe ever<
Never compliment her bralm
be
authorities
‘ 1/ you vrocld win the ftir— , effort should
,
, , made by
- -governing
,
---------- - -- to
- build
- .,
Wllltln right la the rtlevantly,
par bap., of Janve* lie liad Ukrn urer a (mail block
Bridge and, tba Rowland Angril’e definition o f a of IkiuI* wbkh Italian* own*®
Bridge. Bridge* Mjtnjnca) norel. "Aw historical
__ t-’i.vT - t
lW T < h r pretty, for they seem
So* you next week, everybody!
to alt ba tumbling down the So Ion*!
•
M IAM I. May 2 9 . (A V -F lfty
mount.in. into tho WL > Sound*
p a tn n s o f an illr*n l b o n a race
Ilk* what ww used to bear of old
TAKES
OVER
BONDS
hook n u k in g establishm ents w ere
Tilly—tho friendly Italy. Julian**
lined $5 each In city court here
job la m a r t doty.
WASHINGTON.
May
*9.
UT>T h ree operators o f
t T>a B arb ara, naked Julian if Leo T . Crowley, alien property y n trrd a y .
tbe place p re rto o 'b ' drrw flntw
ba had aam Dorothy Lamour- Ilf
*
anawarod no bat ha bad »r*n custodian, yesterday announced of |50 and p u l l rack.
SaUy Jtand.
They also asked
Wd If awf other Seminole boy*
wore with Mm. Hie reply was
*I*o bo, aa far a* ba knew.
Well, Sheep, well pause Iona
to
year address to
frt.ndi and then woll tell you
that there la another Seminole
*
ON
Coonly boy out then at MeDow•I's »o that maybe you can look
him up.
Julian1!
ad res.
is:
D a* id
I T W I L L P A Y YO U T O P H O N E 3 0 3 A N D G E T AN
Jallan Rayburn. D.E.M.L., Camp
E S T IM A T E B E F O R E P A IN T IN G O R R E P A IR IN G .
MrDewell. Angel's Island, Califbetfla.
And, Julian, here's a Sanford
buddy. Ho la LeRoy llodgin*.
IwRoy la the son of Mr. ami
lire. L. B. ilad*bu and was horn
and raised In Sanford. He was
with tho Plggly Wiggly Starr*
PAINTING and REPAIRING
rsr
P
ih
». *•r *
RGH P A I N T S
•*» W kfor- camp Hlandln*
a i l IM n there Was sent hiCamp
Rkj>«M 'Where he reerlrrd Ms
About May 1 ha
w «r M M n r ^ t t * Camp H e
D N rs fd n e .'w r ils s that he U
retHnjt rteww fhlh and that he la'
!*d rttlaf-V : fct r f aewthfnsr* In'
iiw A eeir, -flood thing t: Address
Today & Saturday
Double Action Bill
LrtRdV»t|N,L V R o y Ilodeinm Cm ,.
‘VJlLA, K
MeDowell,
-MUWoJs.1
Assam* the might come In from swimming pool in Rome central downtown location where
*■- twins
t very boy and girl can go In every day and where chloriuatet.
Bat drop the mallet Ibcr*.
water and proper supervision reduce the hazards of con
praise her fradn. her bleh I. Q. lagion and accidents to a minimum.
But whether we get a swimming pool or not, pnrentc
■i Yea'll find the whole thine
should make every iwssible effort to hayo their childrc
rankle*—
Ube’d any day prefer that you
lought to swim this summer.
.c jVoald rompllment her ankle*!
T VIBGIN1A SCOTT MINER
General Slllwell «aj«, “We y.
krll of a beating In Iturma
'on can't *lot» over that.
• Wo re* where they are goin g lr
atop pulling rrn»cr* on p,'ncil>
Tfut abould glre ua (ilenty of
rubber.
- On* of tbe Drat thing* the av
flag* eclrcte* want* once he I*
iRSucted Into the Army D a letlip from home.
. 'Preildent Rno**veil bai finally
decided to aMI*k the WI'A. Since
pHoritle* *U rtc*l tlwy boven'l gnt
qsything to b«n on any more,
STFamJly men auffn- mnat from
draft uncertainty, ihaltt* tho Tam
PS Times. It Isn't the draft that\
get them down, It's trying to keep
•float for the darallon.
I l*h« government could freei*
Mcytl* stocks In dealer!’ hands,
Mtomobllaa, and dreaae* to wornS 'a knees, but not until It froto
wr In war producUon Indus,
tries did It leave the nation cold.
? « * • Sanford Herald I* lomt-
What-pert*rbed bectUM the gov.
•inept la King to take the tails
if f men's shirt*. A* a starter.
V Fort Mycr* New* Preai. You
think It u i campaign of altrl
When anion agent* In a little
riapna town tried to organlt*
)f wbol# town, every merchant
rtmptly cloaed hit doer* ami
irvataned to itay cloaed until
M agent* left town. That nairally raise* tb* qua*lkm If
The Peuky Chlgger
ravsnmsnt bureau*
pelatari ax -"This, of-
r ta kuslrvete” call
m U grewlag grler *
ipptuacMng Private Brows
ij/ou play a musical inatrus," replied Brown, "but only
ms." > ,
-.
ally," said the Instructor,
fiddle." retorted Brown,
»«♦ d* wtilT you all Ike c o d
luck la Uw world In thi* j.b you
•t* trying to do. You ere a
friend we h u e n lu ril fp-*tle
It ration Can he ndJrr-M-l: II !.
Peek In*. U JLR Owl. r'o IV. i Ma
leaned. You ary °o* nf our own h-PS that tkrorgk Chli Utile col- ter. N»w York, N.Y
apd wp alt W k here wtU be u*un two. of. them r a a t e No m a ttrr what « r tl,t„k
praying for your relenM.
,
f****f^ J n t
both St MeMdl a KUnDy, J r . enlUUd at I W
»»wl Angel laland Juat out tbe world th e ** day*, no Ittn '.l., 1
Camp Dbinding on N»y- *« , gulsgl from ,
ErancISco
w * have what we m ay think or thi* ro„
fram thtr* to guarteruualir'f Re l" * 1 L*M?«d,
“ I f . W »e-l> flirt, n* m e tie r e h * t w* ihirk
place meat Center - at Camp t*ra
■'Q*ul,Ur ' b*T» »*un.t a| aux u fftrla H i w * ore m a k in g 1
hour'
Va. He now ha* lha rank e fl< « ‘ tlprttfk tkU>' stedkua tkat hfitory m ltiLte by tnlnnlr
Corporal and hi* addreaa la :1Cor- Uxy wen within Un mile* af each Ly hoar. W h ir l rentmets u*, ir }
poral Mill C. Stas ley, J r , D*-l "Jh eti'tbw tk for <V«ra/0«***, and
Uclilnetit Q.M.O.. the Quarter- lh ,Z were goug to artarig* a
matter - Board, Camp Lei. -Vlr- meeting. It made t . ao happy wgwrg«#•••« »i #
glota.
■
we afisnat choked. Suck - little
Gordon D. Stanley (Grom) an* 1 reward-mousfc
Annual Alcoholic Urt rttitr
Hated with the Npval Beeerva at
David JuUao <Piw«raj 'BayUirn
j;sn Huj- 3JU10 llsmber^
GsIneaviUi Dtc. K ' lV ll, He ra- •» w
kt Camp* .toDo'wel) on
rriVnd Ms Initial training al.Ner- Angel'S J*Un4, Miring-Bkra tfauaT a x « ' JJ, nearly Two HlUion.
folk, Vey, laler atradtcK U»
. * * n*»«•
vai lloapltal C n Y h D tc K v . in
■'««{*' T . B t l j w , A rt.
I'arLamonUt.' Ilp la i»w aJaUoncd “ » “ F £ ,d *7 went ook ra * pullin Jacksonville, You can addrrea wan tfoop train.
Aleatrwa L
hlmt (lorden 0 . Staoley, R A .* ^
• > “* sway frupt^Ailian'a
U g, N p ral-lirap )t*T 8»*fb Jack^
At nll-too-long last, something Is going to lie done
about the chigger. alias chigoe, alios jigger. The Univers
ity of North Carolina's school of public health, activated
by a grant from the Kli l.fbby Foundation, is the task font
of the nssnult. [Venn Harold Brown and staff are in com
mand, prepaml to make n four-year camiialgh of it.
It was the army mam-uu-rs in the Comlnaa last sun,mcr that brought things to n head. Boldltr boya from the
North, unhabituntexi to attacks of tho varmints, not only
suffered tho intense discomforts which are Inescapable even
l>y native sons but also found themselves hospitalized In
large number* bet-nuno of Infections that followed.
The study will lie to find soma way to Immunize per
sons ugulnst the effects nf the so-called hjlft, which roaily
are Irritation* set up when the tiny six-legged ‘larvae dig
Into hospitable human flesh, there to' die ilnavrlng deaths.
An uttempt will !>o made to ascertain tho chemical prop
erties that make the mite bo Irritating.
We wish the researchers well, though we have little
hope of any practical success. For 300 yean the chlggrr
has baffled the white man, whose only recourse has been
to uso applications which would ameliorate. In tba sixties
the soldier* of both armies carried ntripb of bacon rind
(when available) and at the end of the day’s ‘march would
anoint their infeatad akin with tho salty, fat*-- But this
treatment was not preetntlve, only palliative. ■-*
*
Fortunately for mankind, the chigger f# InfliUtoaUmab
ly tiny. Think of what might b« were he to grow great by
evolutionary process. A* on inspired poet one* put It,
If n chigger were bigger, *
* *
*
Soy os big os a cow.
And his digger had the vigor
Of s sub-soil plow,
Where, oh whera
FVora- thi
Would humanity be now?
that *»ky
—Atlanta Journal.
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WHAT ABOUT YOUR SQLPIEB?
By MRS.-ERNEST
MRS. ERNEST UQU.H
HCfciSHOLDER
HOLDEll-
*c)mo} to enlist in the navy In
1DIP* sa a machinist's ingle. Ho
wa* seat Immediately to Uh-Groat
HLalrTTfalnlhg T s tl^ w liY r*1 W
computed hi* high school adora
tion. After gradtatlng be wsa
A J ia
s class, of St),
MUSLIN
-b«W**** 1•P i S * * P*>
FiNp aei^cn6ir
rte
Our Famous Wcar^Tcs'.od
* - i f r »»"t
■fW r»M* Of thrifty
h t-itw lv cl HbeoU that
hate hem . wrar-tfstsd
*» thperaed*. o f heesoa,
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ruts SATsrORD nBRALD, SANFORD. Ftonm
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Methodist Cfinn*hj®p
Honor JVlen In Service
Dr. S Vv
W n ll u r deliver
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te rm o u StsmUv «*%*rnihi; r l
o'clock »ln»* the h r > i Methodist
Church hoimr* m ember* of church
f a m i n e * who an* srrv injr in th r
i r m n l f o u r * of i h r l >rule* I S t a te *
and iti AI h r*
C h ri stia n mul A m er ic an fla g*
which h a w r r r r n l ty b**cn pu
U r . an. I M n Harry Be h r and chrlicit will (.lav a primitni'iit hi
their two children have m orel In th e » o * u f t. « will t h r memoe
to Columl.ua. Ga 1o live
o f Bo v St**ui T h * * p 11 When
foil o f turn in th r <*erv*c«
cnllr*1, jwi* til* iinl n-lalivea
Mm It A ('aiiuMiiii,
I f f t In siUeirit It i- I'Taiiiu
h t r to n , C h arl r* . fn>m $
n an l'« College in Cullum,
T e lr p h o iM
Social C alendar
SAXWAT
S a a fo r j
School Of Childhood
To Have Graduation
M r*.
B oth Gordon
W rixh t’i
School or childhood * m h>T* in
tk » ln r
*x e r c i* * i
Wednwaday,
JO M 10 a t 9 :M A. M .
Mt».
W ric h t1* u i i i U n t instructor Ills
i r * r h u been U lu M iry B ltt-
*clh Dtnltl in.| the two tru ism
*111 rrid uiU niiM children from
their ilndiryirden.
n m following pupil. from thU
M r* an d Mr* K m o ry S p a i r of
Mount IK>ra urr hjmtruling a w i t k
SUneeipher, K illh e Braw n, Ann here with Mrs Si»eir"* pa re nt*.
H alley; Hilda Ann Sm ith, Nancy M r ami Mr* H II Sq uire* .
Kir*t
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\ iir n t
T h r W i l v . t i i Se t h ice 4•in hi of
th e MrU I .1 I hi ri|| will h a'*
a l* r * a k f« -i S h n I u
mormntf at
M l * . M a r p a r r l l . i n p l f y . daupH
ler of Hr and Mr* IV T . I ^ n *
Icy. I. t- * iicctr*! to a r r i v e home
from S o u th e rn li o lu .t r i a l
Inatilu te in Cam p Hill. Ala, Us *|iend
the su miner t are turn with her
parent*
Circle T h n * o f the Methodist
Church w in meet at the home of
Mr*. John Bower*,
Avenue, a t l »
910
P . M.
Myrtle
3 :00 P. M.
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line ami lire*, a new •ehedule ha* <1it- k
lieen arran re.l by the Prexbyterian
W otaen’a Aiiadrary The Prayer
Band will meet at i tr. P. M. : t*1 ,
all rlrrle * will meet *t the rhurrh »
a t 3dW p. M.. t«i l e ftdh.Wi-d by
live? niii.itMr U r i w u and tiuplrw-
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wrfr heM t h ** f.i r w« •k
flu- girl* brought
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ected aa c i l ia valedictorian and they will
rr tn i in
during
l hr
•ant M r r*Ua6 PupIU la * music San d ra Toll w ill act as u lu la
pc arch *cn*on
ra d ia l a t th e Woaaaa’a O s h a( te Han.
B:l& P. I L m e public ha* been
Tw o (Indent*, Char lee Poplin
extended ■ - cordial Invitation to
anil two
chil.iicii,
I'atay
and
alteod.
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the home of
Mr*. A. D. Bnoomaker, 1706 Park
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Sneak Attack I Made
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Chinese Start His
I Assnult On Knemy
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A llied bomber* sUr^ci! la rg r
fire * anil wyerVnl dock* and air
drome* at rn«*mY lodgrm rnt* in
Tim o r, e a a trm New (itJinra and
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Th a Japs landed *frrah f o r r t i on
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off
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•hore and claim ed they h«%e r r
front
again*!
opnned another
Chung k ill* force* with an of fen
aagtunk province
^ a lv a in the Kw a
n-mniaikl
an
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fighting
la
in
prorreaa in the aoiithern proviikcc
of Kw antung, wht-re the Japan
f*e claimed the launching of an
Th.
offensive north of I anion
^ T h ln r* r rapnri«il further •w n r**rs
^9 rnurvi 1chang
t htung
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havr lau n rh n l m larg r srab* *•»
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against
thr Juponuo*
A n hw ri |ir«*vmrr i bout Jtm mile •
^ w r * t of Shanghai, the ( Inin
h lf h Command announced Vrst-r
day, ami, aided l»y strong g.i. r
ilia force*, already are hainin* >
In f al the gate* nf tw.. of 1tn
province'* largest rtlic*
a
The J*panc»e. meanwhile, land
ed fo rrr* near the town of Kan
men nn Yuhw an bland, n o r t h s * !
of Wenchow hay in Chekiang
province, and a lta rk rd tha He
naval
fender* undcf cover of
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W A S IIIN G T O N . June l . o i l
Th e IIou«r w ill be aaked today
w to f iv e it* a p p r o n l to c im tlrtc
W tlo n v o f a pipeline and a hargt
ra n a f\o c ro « * up|>cr F lo rid a
to
help aDevia tq
current fuel
a h n r U f* along the ra *tcrn tea
hoard.
A bill by Chm n. M anafield nf
9 the House Rivera and lla rle .rcommittee ha* t»een given Ivgi*
lativc right-of-w ay.
(Coincident with th la new nt
tempt to offset the subm arine
Induced shortage of gmaoline and
J f o c U along the A tlan tic co a it,
Petroleum Coordinator Ickea ha*
again aakeil fo r ateel prloritlea
build • pipeline from T e x a s to
New York.
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R»pr. Csn n on h s . urjt^l m n n g w h I U that th« ad m ln lrtrstl.m « l» r
’ its ap p ro rsl to p n l . r
u .r of
.x iit ii) S l«l»nd w s lt r w s f s for furl
transport.
Ito t u n e s l n i that I00.0O0 )« r
r»l« ■ dsy roukt bo moved fr- in
m Tam p a in JaekaonTlIle, Kl» . hv
” wap of lha F o r t Ujr«r»-Lake like.rhobeo canal.
Fro m J a c k io n v lllr
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r r fineries c r e r (ho tntand waterthe A tlantic
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wap alo o f too
u a n u c rco
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a dap could bo ahutttod by r a il Iw
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mllaa Ihua co n no clin f . the G u lf
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today thnt three Jap kuI>s
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Axis Forces !
Withdraw In [U. S. - Britain Will Loose
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3 Jap Subs Are
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| Sar.fr rl i. n il included In U i. objection.! le Irm. Ueiiill* the
. o a .t a l "Jim -ou t" «rrt
fact that Hanford ft about 21
B. I'eler.on, coordinator of mile* from i v ro»«t. ih# city li
1 A.
the U flrnw Council, matte IhU not Iw lulnl in it>* » rr'.
rtalrmrnt ihl» morning after re"Thr order, in rrfnnl to Ilf ^t■
t•iv^l'r word from Cm. A. It. intr Mill mil effr. t Sanfnnl," Mr,
Blending, bent r l the Art ion* lVter-.cn a l.i. "and at rreiw-nl
prnup uf iKe Stale IW rn.e (M nt- Ihrre la no rr.trirlin n j on light*.*
cilv Ihnt no objection *ble light The prv'rni ruling ahotild prove
|t*m waa aeea by Navy patrol. In helpful to .Seminole ]|lph School
the Atlantic from Sanford light*. in tl »t it. football team may rm " l l will lie refcrtrd later If any tlrue pitying night game.
In
loom I- *ecn," (ten. ilbiaUng In- order to hove a guoj attendance.
I farmed Mr. Petenwn. However, anti tlw to local
diumondMli
H I rltv i« out of the area a t the player, who have been eruaUerIpre.cnl by having nhjcctable loom in* orgtniilng
a
diamondball
, Peeurtllrp to the drat In.peetloii. league to be played unJcr tha
'T he general onlrr r.lahliahlmr the light, at the field near
Lake
■“d m-out" area Ineludea all elttea Monroe. Speclatan and
lonnla
i f f over 5.000 popid-tlon within player, who like to
play
at
" i f ntllrt of the eo at that iave an rig 1 1 atm will tie beneflled.
^ . i
•Roinmel's Forces A d
vance To Within
15 Miles O f Eng
lish
Stronghold
Will Graduate
■United Slates Stands Ready
To Supply Men, Materials
For Second Front In Europe
Nazis Claim 165,00U
Itod IVisonorH Have
1lota Captured In
Fight At Khurhov
l l M iiiS Mat
—
I tail! i iff
Hr them KtllMitr* rll »* tun andiric nfficrr of
thr
MacArthur Forces Henderson Says
Have Downed 200 Nation Is Facing .
Planes In 6 Weeks Tiliny Shortages
a
— * ** '—ftiiirta
pt
llry
I
r it k t »t B;08 o’clnck at tha M rl*ndUt f ’hortk Ann**, T . W. IctvrI-a. rhalrmai\ at ih* Training and
j 'o . ' -nfi n Ommlttae of lb * 8rm’lo l* ,n i«trlct of Ih* Boy Scouti
I f A m n io ., a id y * .l a i l . y after„vp ‘
T
A’l oummlltcctnetl. Scout nuntry. and parent, t j Scout, irr
i*y d n l to attend.
The Initial
jci-o n 't> ' fir m TtiMtUy nlgKt
, 1 - (lie C-tut . Umu*.
P rcitn t
nor* P. T. U*rtw»lher, John
C .Hum, Ralph A. Bmllb, F. W.
i',,]*. W H. Jcnnlngf, It- R- Kelly.
W; r
Kader,' Rr< Lawton and
,'|f MrCallty. *
‘
The purpote of thl» couree te
1- train eultabla Bt*« *> that
tb tr will b« capable o f btlng In!
rh» r jc o f a Scoot in
project ba* the back In,
old Paco, Central Flot
M executive, who b ** i
U.t.m|.n-hf,| tfckpll^ Iho *J»lp-
out ik r '••thivJanWia*
litMi t l IliilUfi and American
fighting r«tttkpmrai to
lh#
limit" Krphlax in qurationi
in I «*iid
production,
hr «*H ‘ if will fearh Lla
I'riilt th*- t all
IV
whulr
mnuinifiil fMttcfam i* ■held
%,( .< hnlylr |*-ft p*rlirularIf
I ank'
r* tiT
rhrl of 2 2 S 1 W '« f rTrbtrvnth
Rlfoot, wMl gradual* .from the
Vnlt*.| b u t * . Military Ar.drmy
. 1 W rit f^plnt, N.Y t mnrroiv
ond will r»o*lv* hi. rommli.lnn
in the infantry.
A gnulnnt* of th.> Monlvcrdr
FfSnnl [m l-.trial Sct.ool and the
Marim Military In.tliule ol V » r
I n, Ala. Catchrl. who I. will
known In SonfirU. rrerlvrd^ hit
appointment to W rit Point 'rom
n rp rr.m lallv * Jo * llrndrlch. of
th* Mtlh Corgrraeknal lll.lr k t.
Ilellrr known her- a«
wart.
young C al'hel wlil grmluele urder the "local W xnaVe. yu il"
mlom. a* hr haa atialnwl hlth
honnrt at the “ Point”, according
to Ll*vt. Col. Meade Wildrk-k of
ficcutma.Ur* and «*a
that you ab «14 try
Board WUl Freere
E sa e n M W o rk
e
*A U t*
•'
are
devoted
\a con-
e n»r*1 ..hi.
rwHli,
Retail D ealers
Must File Pi ice
Statem ent June 1
>„
Ht
,r*'i'n* nr'
O n iltM IU
f'liirui*. h .n l-iirrL.nl afmlv. In
Thr vrln
R e c e iv e
l n * , l h . r . l rM . 1 yrovlnr. ol t’h r*- Hun .y.lrln
/,
,
,
l.ng h .i r tiPB.hrd ■ mcoiuI major d.rtun u i I
C o m m i s s i o n JupaBt. y lang* again.I Kinhvr., pib illlr . no
.
i
bo mb- ba Ur rod capital, an<l^,ubt-r lu.(
E & i n .’w i
rtp y
ru’w
Sanford Roy’
tax
W A fajnN 0T0H t. May^2>, t * V -
OPA Order Will Af
feel N’irluallv All
County Merchants
ill n I I hi* nf fie
1 il'
f mr ni* r I) I*urn I**<I 11 F 1fif"
M he mtivtHf In Sfirt .1*-» I
Uitii I i f
County Will Get
, ,h“
Uu
Money Following Agriculture
Tax Settlemenl • C!a«w H<
•.1 M lv
Vlorlda rountle* will r»-i>
oilier million dollar d-lln umi
lay h*rr*et from tb* railroad*
\|
wl»h vlr»
Srinelpally th* Seaboard
rdg* E. (I, Lory*** drrUlon In the
Quincy yraterday plUnolvintr an Hlgl
Infttntllon th at ha* reatr*ln*d In
Ctmptrailer J . If. L ** from rol- Jltm
letting the** taxes the pa.t »»y*< thy
year*, T . W. LoWkon, eehool .u - 1 »»*.
oerlntmdent announced jw .lerday1 A
a ft« race!ring Oil* Information "£•
from lb * R la lf.
‘
, Jr*
Thle deelelon Will bring appro*”
t J M t * ^ - H u t * ’* JL°r
reneral rerenu* fund ami morn . ,
than fl.OSO.OtW to 47 cooolU *; ‘ R
of whkn 12,10ft will ctme to tnft
Semlnol* County fo r ue of bum, „W|
r*neral County and ahool board' tn(j
fend*, ba artdad. .. *
juror
Following tha prtll minary vk-1
u MklUip
II i i
tahd. »
I
I mi
l-M
in
1 «i!l r "<• *1 f S*mil de ( ‘ik-i Ift >
and the \Vr*teru I >1*1net uf V
J|
lu«U County. Thr pn ptirmrl will«
incluilw MIm Klllot*. au|ionrUor*| Jj
CDtnpIrlr
1
rig h t
clrrk ul
via dor*,
ft»ur
»U ff,
from
*rnlj
Hrrrvl
and four from Volualn Cwuu
ty, ll k*n» ■tnlrd
A p fd ka ti n* for OM Agv
aUtanc*. Aid to the llHml,
Aid
NuW Ub Railroad, conceded the
final aatat lavobwl and paid cp .1
bat tha IDeaboarw aootlnuol tha
ranUat cUlmlng tb* aid railroad
■ i*n ra*rit W ard had valued th*
RIO D » JA N E RIO, May Si,
nillrcad* too Mali In com puling UP)— A kick. Brmtlllan tource to
th* 104 pw cant w h o . The FWr- day Mid oaa of the Axle »ubIda Baat Coaat didn't join th* marine* r**antly deetroyrd iff
cordeat but withheld b ra * amounti (ba Brail Had coaat waa eank by
a Braatllan rplan* pUatad by a
BraallUn cr*w. It wae aald ! ■ ’
North Anwrteaa fliera fbat alghi-
■Axia Sub Waa Sunk
By Brazilian Plane
1
broken diplomat!*
. I k . 1 0 .1
Welsh Is
\iit-.
M>
nrnr f lit*-* t r • f 1* H i h i
. . Ka
■ ■ ■
d#~
,
jili | -h.*rlagr’% fee idtlrd out*
Jji( grt »i* Tiding partir* wer»|
'"I heheve
n7|v* |,i-t| nr 9tr tfCiy te-uivif lllltiah hfe to rath1*
*
1 1 1 H^ll n defect**** in Che tioHTlhep»l the ruheludll
ifr n p l
1
Hr re* * tttmal
*d l v%Ji A i . v l - l v l
!
fi»nl-l*nr*r, r iimnmi tier of
the Xrent%' ini
I]
cy
I
.
(i.n g r. ded lu rcr.. .IreitgthrnwJ »Wr
ln.
I
( in r liu lp
»hj k.rdrr will. I.r .h lr.K_p. .m l friim . c„n
11
V lln U U d lC
rcfuruml tin- i r l r i . n . who »ur- ' . I
vlvr-l thr Irlrra i fium Hum...
■» I
L 1 11/
1 D * . 1 ‘ Ki'purta Kwlivnir the .nemy
rn* rr.rn
h.
lvb«l hi. hoc. to thr n*tlon w ..
I limit, at Irq.t tempnnrUy. and t^r
pn dur
I.
II
| MfHftein h i l U f f r o n l ,"
i bfr
1
\ l W est rOUlt
htr-
»»f KU main tfethil will b* In
t.
t
■
.
'
|_ The i allnn l
.
.
hive (ten’ll ih .nc*t In t- B alt
. .
t Stewart Catchrl, who
„f (;rn Mar Vrthur'a Au- J*/ lta w* r ^
■ivo nn lnfantr>‘ commit- vtralian minmarul, it v ia reported * r,^r ... ,
-n hi* graduation Friday toda;
, *aid Wrdn*
IJnitrd S ia tr« Military
Me u»hil*», < hmr*e etinverwlng
<1 i* 1
- at Wrsi Pnmt He la Jaiwun *r held
t.iun
lungllng ( "f power, fi
of Vh ami Mr* Forrrat IluriiM Rond
\iMrnm
n»ei» i 'atiun f«nl*
iH.nd11i is |*»
\rm>
*w>4r lare* rnm ^M prau )n
lu - rain ihil |mJ4t Ur «ald
*‘|hf*rv m n ifn fftli muUU-. ht
Chinese Converge On U.S. I h Succe8sfuUy
Jnp-Oceupicd C i t y . Past First Stage
Along Hurma Road
Of War Production
W
' ’A’T* •1 J j ; T IOr
r,„.)
NE WYfl
. _____ - -__T»ohiiiwinM Jnpahc** plan"* —.
,.i
1 lltlfki M d l m
%l<r wiifplt,
litdajr
lh.il thr I nil rH S lalrt aland*
rrnl» in *ui*|»h ’ mm and
m jiu u h i.n * lirg r »r,ilf In
to
DvfK'fidrM
Cl il.lrm
W VSHIVCIIIN,
lf»«' *iftiikd
M iv
lime
is
in
M‘|
I mo
I hr 11«iii»t* t»l erw htpjlmintf ly
A*
nnl
vtited r « T * i d a v f **r q nindiiiiiin
ril v
f 1 •*' nmnihly fut irrvhu
* d t ' mr*. It *« ni litrk f*» c* nf»'rr»ire-
fonllnil'* t'Y !•*• 'akrii III the prr» » *-> >••9•-a- |-n»|Hti*«l Mittkrd !*»»•
#nl u ffkc luuilcti un Ihc *ru rvl.h) t» ■'•air I It mat1 M'lmiidUv n
floor «f Ihe Co dll ........ ..
C\ C t -v\ui
WPA. Qlkd I lUiim dlt y r»|ip|lfallnfiF | l 1,
will aliu he lakrik al the CuUfl '''■
Houae of f Irr. Mr* llollrr r t
preaerd apprrri.lm n ("r tbr rn
.....
ppgralion whirh tbr iwnpli- >.f,
'
Hanford, end ' f Srmliudr t'oiiiity
.
hay* given thr Stale Wei faro ,.(if (
Board in the furlhrranr* of itr j l l l r ,
Mrrlcea In the rommunlly. She
pral.nl th* .plril of helpfulne.a, |lnilu.
*h*wn by tha publle .official* u f,p ,„ Tr
birth the Clly and the County.
jn. a
HenatorB, b Houfle storeH w lj| (:|0He
Mcmbera Lxiae RaceF
Wedncfiday P.M.
•Two Inei mlwnt aenatora and a t ; >(ot ,
•** bou l*
* - r r l ^ T l I , , . « * their
(in Wclneaday afirnwv .i.
*h«* lummor mnnlh* a lir t-
Class In' Airplane
Work For Women
May He ('miducted
1^
h
Mm I.
ii i r
«nf firlrnl
*' ( >»m plrtin* fahrii’ . .n«»lri*. ti«*u work
l(M fm rtr»iitin h (H I**' " t p n i d ir d In
(1)l I > iinf'»nf Ali'i J*din*-4in. •ii|>c nrlaor
11.....f Ihr V-*t" Miritt*I |lt‘fpn*r Tniin-
i*. ini* School, miiuiuiirrel thi* m*vn»k.»i l»U
Mr JtelirtMtn i»ri'r»l ll I all wo*
iir imn «Uo no* m frirtlo l in taking
hu , th»« iriii t1 n| idv Immrdiatrly al
»d-r I tlo*
Ifi^h Srlmol Farm
of i llmhliog tifftrf
AUiul
IT* ar»
mi i UNtlnl t«i flit out i
i !nrtt, ifhe
irrltkinr Ihc i Inu mill Ih* r wildlifted
hi a t 1 t not |ht#ti w t and lift detail*
irr i will I f ■arranged until ft U evident
hr that nveugh «nmrn will enroll
r r , ! td» h i n a rlaa*.
nr | It w j * rejMHtvl that there fere
rr- j i pcuing* now
In Jar kaonville,
•T rtijwt ami Or Undo for women
I who .no tidied in th!* tvpe of
wi rk ami a jnh i« virtually aa(tuorl for ibu*t- win complete
a *urh v fuun#*
tnabetion te th . IVU U gU U tjr* lrK
..
Mneadav, It. 1). Jhir*.
*■ * » f » „ d tli* W in tha p e o w ra tk r rr.iJr„ i .,f the Hanford Mei
ilch rlmory I ,K«n*- A.- vi.tl.in, .nnumiml t»»
U . I'rlce noMKl out 1 * G. (a r y , j ,y f, tinning a vote by lie ii...!
hath of Jackaonville, for aceond j rr
diet?let coflgraaaman.
I Thi. will provide
merrhant.
The
reeulla aaaured_51 new rep- t ervl emnlnyee*
thelJr eu.toraarv
, ______________
.
raaentativea In n metnberahip o f ih 'i r holiday weekly during Ibe
Iv dull eeaaon. Rome i lo r r .
U and t l new eenater* In 1 0 1
Arlloir Metcalf, i>i■t prcid -n l
Mata filled thla year. Nine m u - will rln .e at noon and o th er, at
of the Oilrilu O teplrr. won fir.I
t e n were re-elected, three were 1:00 IV M , It waa el i led.
place in the publle .peaklne coon
-----------------------------M aatad , and eight dhln’ r u
Irat held at tb * dl.trtrt k'ulure
Parmer* of American meeting nl
Wildwood Mrnday. R. F. Cooper
.laird yr.tenlay. Metralt'a epeech,
"Upholding the F.P.A ,", received
m
8T . LUCIA. (DaUved), Hay high praiae. Mr. Cooper rildol.
Th* parliamentary prneodurk
/ T t l m - T b * United 8 la tea deaf i ! uoyer BlakaJy reached port today tram from tha Remlndc Chapter
and Ih* quart*t from Oviedo al«o
mad* goad anowlngi at th* dletrk t meet. It waa reporUd. Th*
parliamentary tram wan cacoad
place |n tb* dUtriri. which la
compoaed of X0 chapter*, while
Destroyer Blakely
Reaches Port Safely
Fi 'H i. It'ii*
-if»- I *nri*l•€mai.l-1 tw i 1g " .i t hi I'tiuai*, k
I |i < «if '** mi mif 1*1 t i- ar.d ing
awl
Truck Goes “Wild”
Damages Automobile
A Plymouth redan, owned fay
P. H. I-aney and p'rked In fraat
nf hie etera no Recofvl BUett
Between Park
and
Magnolia
Avenue*, wee damaged yrataf
day when a Meek Mini-trailer
truck went “wild".
According to nolle*, lb* track,
which ab a waa parked oa S w a rt
Ptraat whil# t b driver waa hi
tha Florida Cifw, alerted n ib *
under It* own rorcaeotoaa. It Ml
Mr. U n rrV ' eab k b *o l>* bf|
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THE SANFORD ITER Al.D. BAP/fOBD, FLORIDA
Sanford Herald
THURSDAY, MAY U, JtlX^
BIBLE VKRHH FOR TODAY
■UT NEVER CEASE THIS
ITTITtlDE,
THE
WORLD
m i X NEEDS IT: These .11 eonb tad with on* accord in prayer
supplication A cta I tU .
CreaLAunl
(From -KsUHmmpb)
drank weak coffee
St a pal* tMn con. .
looked a t ' lbs ’taatas
The
furniture listened
For aach footfall.
The pictures nodded
Upon the wall
-
Headlines
- ~ r o a LA TE TO CLASSIFY
Not nil of the criticism that Is belrtff currently hcnjx'i!
Upon the press of the nation Is coming from Congress .JL1
"Administration leaiiers.r. Some o: It hails from m rm b{rr
who ycallzc fhat lT newhjmiptY* «
u L i h c iress themselves—
to continue to exist os u free |«rt In a free world they will
have to justify their freedom.
Such Justification cannot he found In misleading h e a d
lines which hnll every minor dogfight ns n great Ameri
can victory just because some American boy brought down
a Japanese plane, or even three or four of theme And
even news stories which describe every tragic defeat ns n
"successful withdrawal” can hardly help to bolster publi-.
faith in modern Journalism.
Such a newsman critic of the newspapers themselves
is Nat Floyd, correspondent for the New York Times, win
went through the hell of Bataan and knows first hand what
war is like. Back In the United States after escaping
Australia In on Army bomber. Floyd took occasion to Inm
h ast headline writers who fail to see the seriousness of ih.
war in its true perspective.
Upon arriving In this country ho had Just seen ;
headline which read, '“Volcanic Blast Terrifies Japan"
Gmxl old Ml. Asama had erupted again and as n forme
Tokyo correspondent he knew perfectly well that Asuni
was In a sparsely settled region and could blow its In n
off without exciting anybody. So ho took a full page ui
In Editor & Publisher to tell American newsmen what h
thought of them. Among other things he said:
"If 3,000 Chinese catch 300 Japs In a csncflclil in
sluughtcr them, we leave out the numbers and hull Victor;
I’ve seen morn dead Ja|M than that on Bataan, in one lumch
and it didn’t chango anything. . . .How would it be to .star
playing war stories on their merit?’’
"The theme for a long time has been ‘We’ll outpro lm
them.’ . . .Then we skip over the killing part and talk abou
what we’ll demand when we’ve won.
"With all my heart I urge you’to slop and ask youiset
how in hell wo tan win-wlthoitt killing-J a p4 an d tJcm n n "In the name of their lives nnd freedbni, o<1hT TrfT^
on tclllrig oar people how good wo-' are yvilb- uu>ustj(u.
uniphaaja Jn ^ tarijg-ju jd n^lajaJtd^ngrhtAda.-’S
_
ila Banner prints food
It whan It euggeal* that
• howls about X cants fur
•asman thousands of am
is •< various governmental
helical agencies
Ilka
Da
tka FSA, the RFC and the
J. g e l X cards and nobody
IS word about that.
MINOR MEMOS
■serous song. " M y Friend
, the Swine." was reported
t r la Germany until dlsf .th at “Floda" was reverie
■ if. .
la te s t of the goofy
to awecu the country. Did
■ w r about the
patriotic
,1 He w ent. Into the apple
I 4 " m u i * b u *r
•king Its way
but as usual
salnas*. "Some-
AnylKxly who thinks editing correspondence Is a soft
snap has never edited any correspondence. This Is from
last week’s Issue of the Whltevllle (N. C .) News-Reporter.
"Most any man ran be an editor. All an editor has to
do Is to sit nt a desk six days a week, four weeks (<> n month
and 12 months a year, and edit such stuff.as this:
" ‘Mrs. Jones of Cactus Creek lei a can opener slip last
week and cut herself In the pantry . . . John Doe climbed
on a roof of his house last week, looking for a leak, nnd
fell, landing on his back porch . . . Whllo Harold Green wiu
escorting Mias Violet Wlae from the church social Inst
Sunday night, a savage dog attacked them and bit Mr.
Green on the public square . . . Jim FYank, while harnessing
a broncho last Saturday, waa'kicked Just south of his corncrib. ‘ " — Editor & Publisher.
By AG NEW WELSH
Miami
faru — 15.000
while
In abcul that distance
school pupil* are served 1X6,000
meal* a week by 16 school cafe,
terUa a t an average cost of
Just MW the food value of the
eleven vests each. The work raqulree 110 adults and 100 etu* e m ra l saccharine substances Is
1 *nt t f t e * - . ' ■
* recent F ri
day, 9 4 4 6 4 bus fare* were n a g
up, - an Increase of 1,474 ever per pound) sugar from corn, esur
the ccmdsoodlng one of a weak or beets is ef equal value—1.106
uSltsi maple sugar or syrup,
1 4 4 0 i honey, 1.460. Of the ty .
rope that from com rates 1.646
it* I either cane or sorghum,
t i l mnlssais (a lower grad*
m t ) h u lets food value—
10 for light and 1.000 for
M s-sssriss'-i m
.
h a d certainly gummed up the tu-| turned to study him. . . “ Ar.U on 's transportation problem.
| you , m inister or a n 'e v a n g e list!"
Spying an em pty seat, I sat* J queried.
U sd down on tha hard w aiting*.
- Nellhe r ." 4 i a replied. “Ju st an
room bench. N ex t to me sat »n oU ^
^
^
K,d tim e to
E lS ti W
' h° £ } a Dmex that so many o lh rr- havin'l
" * •nd- » b lle not intending t-> Inefow ds, stream ing kith, sweating tnM,
, (0 rt oI thTnk out loud,
ever-w orked oortara who stumbled , ho
wl„ f o r i |T, m f. o i l
o v « - your fe e t, a raucous loud m t n *
know> oflrn , re garruY rr n * ? lh ® , , n ‘ , loui If given eneouragem ent."
? r' l . d n , » i ‘ hj frM u e n t a n n o u n ce ;
, KAatiJy M iu rr.] J,tm th st I
m e n ts of arrival and departures feund hla expressions keenly in
— th e old man alone seemed un- teresting. "B u t tell me," I urged,
p ertu rb jd . Ha was calm , peace “w hat GOOD - you see In this
fu l and a picture o f contentm ent.
w ar!"
H is face, while furrowed deep
" F ir s t ," he said, " i t will make
w ith the m grklng* of experience,
s till was a kindly fa ce. Thera people think. . . aelfishlv In the
w as a humorous twinkle abcu t his beginning, but as hardships and
c le a r eyes and his personality, difficu lties Increase, morn uf esih
It has sea Its red men o(
stro n g , reserved and powerful, other.
seem ed to silently dominate ths every class, erred and color over
the face of the earth where,
scene.
" T h is fool w ar has sura messed shoulder to shoulder In a bm lhth in g s up," I said , more to make erhcod of men, they are sh a rirw
conversation than anything else. In a common cause. It Is weld.
T h e old tim er eyed me aleedlfy Ing a great world union ami out
l i r a moment before he replied. d i l l all I vision a world in whicn
**IF i a good thing. , * .e good spiritual value* will take domin
W a r ." was his sta rtlin g comment. ance over th e ^ m alerisl, where
“ Good w a r ! " I echoed. “ How God's cnlim ltrd abundance will
r a n you -sey t h a t t "
A - J e s t be mad* aviilsblevftn all _U£Mlgs
w a r, a righteous' war,- perhfk** • .. according to their nerd, '' SePtm-iand industry w ill” ig s ln eoncrwi
b u t not ■ GOOD w a r!"
Sucking on h is reflectively, tha Itself with aehlevemen!* for h-iold man appeared to be carsfully man" welfare snd s new sod bet
w eighing bis words befors he te r world will rise On Ih r nshet
o f ths old, to ths credit of man
m ad e reply.
“ T h s lessons o f progress are and th* everlasting glory of God."
Then, pocketing his pipe no l
som etim es cruelly h ard ," he cabl.
"O n ly
those
bitterly
learned picking up a battered suitcase, he
lost
himself in ths erewd and left
through struggle, g rie f and hard
sh ip can bring perm anent advance me pondering oyer the thought
m en t to mankind. . . .This titanic o f this world conflict snd asking
stru g g le, this world revolution m yself if it truly could be term
which I* Just beginning to make ed "G O O D "
its e lf fell to ua here, though
By JO E H EN D RICKS
H E R E COM E M A RIN ES
seem ingly evil In Itself, t* in
re a lity s powerful force for goo.!,
ORLANDO,
May 28. i .Spec) il i
In
carry
fl
lend,
rum
r o o i » k o h T H o r c ;H T
th e fruits of which posterity will
E arly Friday morning, Ju n e 5. *
or
from
’•HI
rea p “
Mr
Corps
Recruiting
_
a s s
a
> n * M
i* frin*
IIIV XW
I L>* *•»■>
* wiestltf Truck
»Two luipuMant M easures—Ths
WLat vkp «ll*l
" B u t I d o n t understand.
1 wilk
Ssrgaant Ja ck
It
"K TK R N A I. TIM K. w itU u t Lr- III.-in- nf R epresentatives this stam m ered
Odom
*
t
t
l
*
helm
will
cotne
toilweek p >••«•! a bill which hid siRtnntnir *ntl wtlh no rnd a
" I know,’ he said, "fe w people |ny
ig jnU)
Into p , nforj Sergeant O.b-m
Btirlnn nf pyety nation y rt m* i re .1>■ )*e,o passed by the Senate do yet, but they will, son
ill set up his offire 111 the lob
uluilkr that.
like
opportunity, 1noil -rut 11 to conference, nrovld- T h ey will a* the firm hand of
by of the p o sloffk e all day F'n
, irg fur |.'Hi s motlth basic
whrn |r*ut la forrvrr jtgiic
day to Interview and
e x rm lrr
f..r cn lu lo l men. In these lime*
T ! Ml] la valuable to a nation I a rn sure that no one begrudges ad versity relantlessly tightens Its prospective Leathernecks
Such
g
ra
s
p
,
leveling
the
high
and
the
only »hen those
in
authority tl esc men additional amount of
applicant* as meet the rs-s|uire
1 think, plan m d a rt aheid In ap* money this is going to coat, Thty low , visiting pain anil terro r on ments may return to the district
i uly ll uvrfully.
. r e the ones who a n fighting all a lik e regardlees of wealth cr headquarters in Orlando for en.
'
A nation, the sam e as an Indi
to
Fans
m in uting sa crifices, along with s ta tio n until m en's heart* *r* listm ent snd transfer
vidual, needs to grasp T IM E by nil of us. But they are ol/faring th ereb y cleansed of selfishness, Island, S. C.
|tl e Forelock Instead nf by the their lives w her*
are only h a te and greed and we learn to
Fetlock "
Th# Turk* Introduced c t f f n to
offering s part o f our msUi
larisj lo re our neighbor* as ouraelvrs.
| "T his Sward of Honor is un- f o r i s . T ie oth er bill that was , . . J l cannot be a |ood world E tro p e around 16H5.
. -heu hed
“ FOR
T J1 E
V ^A*, ‘
(
i t .i / 1 i
d a n d ll'iu n p a a * wBI shortly
—J-!---- »------■■ Ui__
T fO N "
, be signed b1 tn * President, was
Nut to be returned to its scab
c . L 1 It
U Id) In set un a Women's Auxl. b in ! UNTIL
llery ( <irp>. In my campaign I
i 1‘ E A R L IIA ltllO R is rvengnl pnh] tribute to the women for
The t'hlllpplnes are resucul
l bo pert they have played In.
Our Allies ir e freed from A- Dili
war.
Women's
Auxiliary
gresslons,
Ths Americans and B ritain re Corps will glvo them a greats!
nrpcrtunily to serve their coun
gain
Geminating control of the P a try.
cific
£ * !3 D
u
a t £ S ^
A M our security I* FO R E V E R
W EEKLY NEWS COLUMN
/•
IM NO SUCKERHO ONI HIID HAVI
OTHillttlA OS tMALL-
ro t
immumiiatioh
s o l i c i t vou
YOU* CH1LOSIK.
r
aho
FOR PRETTY GIRL
I
Home Demonstration —
W f’rr trying to push Mexico
m l" If-1 - o i l . Idle and Germany
hop.« !•> 'link* Turkey Into It: It
will won In. ra lh rr unanimous.
ti'i.njH'vrr In war*
..id ut I - million —
•..Idler,. 1,500,000 In
-rvii* and three mil*
Hilary s r r v k s .
lion. The mien, fonner tl.fl.
nilllliler from (ii-rmanjr, Is qupttd ns raying that alt our claims
•bout Inch' output of war equip
ment v|s n genrlns RoosaValt
bluff." That statt merit was for
home consumption only.
An
Current - Comment
My RUSSI L L KAY
g ag a and squirming
,nf children, neg- to shara through suffrpng.'
In overalls, bright eyed teen
Had I encountered such philoso
a g ed youngsters.
phy emanating from the pulpit I
My bus was fo rty m inutes late wield not have been surpriwil.
— a ll buses were late now days, but to meet It In a busy bus teti t seemed—and all were over- mlnal from an unknown rompan
--C rim e Wave
Editorial Woes
-
W
,
J p w i , -bos i t s I Ion w»» f J niuwif t ' f rr 1yee st*4
Hrw In tittoT .w ith people! soldiers and sailers It Is a good world for sll mar*
In uniform, well dressed bitin ea s kind to Uvs In. . . .W * have r ,
m e n with th slr b rie f eases, w eary! fused to share our blessings an I
fa c e d women burdened with bag-, in eonsequenes must .he taught
Rationing, price ceilings and what have
nol
make us a nation of criminal! aa prohibition at ono tim
reemod well on the way to doing. There 1* a patriot it
I f bhe had been
element Involved now which may prove a saving factor
A porcelain maid
Nevertheless since war began crime has l>cen on the in
Or a silver spoon
crease.
- Ik e m ight have stayed.
Pointing this out to its readers recently the Key W e s ’
But with futile panic
(,'ltixen produced the following substantiating evident-.
la her eyes
Two alleged self-confessed murderers are in the count
She ebbed away
jail. Two men are near death in the Marine Hospital.
As an echo dies
The grand Jury which Is scheduled to convene in Jinn
E L IZ A B E T H GOODWYN
may Im- confronted wfth five murders. It Is nlready nvsuii
Is day mil time It seems of three.
all- pipelines lead to Jackson
Accidental deaths have been almost ns numeral
Despite tire nnd gasoline rationing and what upix-ur, •
try
credilahls Ik - an effective drive by the State Highway tintrul, Him
was a
vti
o f voters Tuesday con has been an unusual number of fatal automobile accident
h a single o ffice which
A month ago a man was killed In a dynamite bloat at
contested.
the Boca Chlra airport and the other day another workm
*
m
. can tall Sanford Is rapidly was the victim of n similar explosion.
the center of Important
Two aoldler-sentries on guard at the bridges Inn.
_ operations. Scarcely s day
I by th at some false rumor been Incapacitated by nutomoblle drivers who crashed in,.,
, atarted about the a ir base.
them.
h i t .e a t e l h t o r else to [V -Th*£>oll co have 4>oca COfggfikd io draw guns an I ns u i
ef. Since war began, result one soldier and a civilian have been shot
l.f r o t n this sta ts lav e
In addition them has b4en a mounting number of
I the arm ed scrvlcas by volassault and battery cases. The criminal court has never had
than have been drifted.
dockets as large as those It has In-on clearing the past feu
hed . some sugarless rookies weeks.
day. And believe us.
There seems to be no accounting for this epidemit
tasted fu st exactly as
It is tragically
didn't have a b it o f sugar of murderous assaults and murder Itself.
cut of place in this tropical island even in these dnys of
legnllreu bloody conflict.
Harold Cola* urges that Florida
I snwptod from Ota gasoline
M
l m - , “T h e r a la plenty
r gUaoUM In this stata* he saya.
ay bo oo, Harold, b-ut what
H«t U» Uraaf
THURSDAY, MAY 18, IU2.
official
slalemanti
Issuarl
ItUliLLw.wnwli’1.' BS.fSgjprtsonera
nnd 2D.740 mlrslltg, making n
total of 181,5 0 0 .
A teacher In a Texas college,
writing in the American Obaervr r , an educational publication,
says of Peru that Cusco, the anelenb-lneaa capital, had a - p m lation of XOO.OOQ long befere CoIcntbus discovered America, , Its
elevation approaches 10,000 feet
built about their city a wen the
stance of which were to regularly
rut and laid .up without mortar
that they areas* modern ibutUttm.
As .with moat primitive natloni
the abundance of silver and Mid
wure u s tJ l o t decorating their
bodies and Uselr cathedrals and
Utica, to the hundred or M l for coinage.
iml Reach hotels utllliod
Ing aviation students, the
The Republic, one ef the several
Bocae ,RptaiM «>ob and
about 40 miles north, [test steel companies, says It
a taken ever. They want has 44 predoci;
acre reserve eel Ion to t plants for real
alky steels, sheets,
bolts,' nuts, e tc , tut
day thousands of
Items.
Its motto
aeeds must wait ua
, ' ,-<•- <
' T _ n . ‘ M cOltARY. A tlanta. 0 * .
Nations 1 And Local A sse t*—Oil
the Florida
Nations)
Forrrsts
there wera cut In F is c il Year
The Lyman 4-H Club held thslr
lu ll over 10|* million board fret local Achievement Day last Thar*of xawtlmber, and much turpen dsy.
tining under approved methods
The sw sn l* w era:
was carried on. Rales uf timber
Clothing: F irst year — Edith
on th as* natloni I forests om slt
<J sttnd ln g ripe trees which *t« llow rli, 1st; J c s n r R ller, seebnd.
mu
Third year— Louis# filrickland,
nianufaelured Into
lumber
and
othe:T products by loeai Industries 1**,' Clara Large nt 2nd.
Fourth yesr — Ruth Largtat,
anq local Dbor and a g ra tt part
c f ’ lh a products go toward war first.
Rixlh year—E lo ls * Largest.
rvejd*. Bales re operted under the
Baking ■ FTrst year—Je a n s RIt
sustained
yield
annual c u t . I* not er. .
. exceed th *
annual
T hird year— L o u is* Strickland,
growth. In th*
futura,
when D rat; R cfh Ijs r g r n t, second.
young stands ranch m aturity, th*
F’ourth year— Naomi Rlter,
etiranees of tha Florida NaFifth year—Etc lie Largent.
F oraaU .w ill
g r e itly
InFood Preparation: First yea
rrra sa end thaaa fo re sts will Clara
he
LargvnL
ro m* aran
more valuabl* na
Fifth year— Eloise Largant,
tional and local a tssU ,
m
uJiecreU fy—I ant glad - to
tee to the people of the 6th
it, many of whom met Tom
during the peat nmpalgn.
is is In Washington asslsM with carrying on
the
for my constituents. "Tern
id many years of eiperianaa
hlk Ufa, having bean at
me Chairman of the State
Gardening) Edith IIqwtU,_
- Tlllryf " m r R l l t r 7
-----Poultry) Edith Howell.
These girls have done reed
work end show much Initiative
end willingness to work. We aa>
predate the Interest shcwJTnt
the Home Demonstration Cjub and
other people Of the eommanlty,
and wish te thank Mrs. Lula Mar*
•n for the jed g teg p f thjs exhibit.
capital ef Yl
T te.tta* vot* and ex
pression of confktaet
M Indichttd io Tueaday’i
•locUon are •ppruclatal
m M r **
*
1 ia ta & fc
lace trimmed.
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THt ftAJffOim HERALD, SANTOM), FLOMDA
PAGE
4 W4J
cM tert.
.Truth Seekers Have
Preeented In Recital . Patriotic Meeting
a t .p ali ioI mt prthirnm umlrr tht
The piano recital ghww last
LOUIUNK-BKAL, Society Editor
1 W Miaduy ow
dtrvcihm nf Mr* V S. M trttv
n tug lIn
a tth
h ee
evening
BfTPtntrd for the member* of
ef the B ea tn o h High School by
of the
evpila a t the Fannie K. Muneoa tH* T ru th »rek en H k h
afternoon.
lIvtL&di't t hurch when they hail
thane School in
S aturday
Mra. Fannie S tm b rh tg e Munson, th e ir rrirutiir monthly »oci»l *flji
Sanford rltiirn a are aakrd by
was attended by a largo and meat b o ilM ii m retin f Momlijr afterthe m ln iitrtial aaaoclatiun to o b
effwwcietire uudWwca
who
to- raoera i t 1 ito o clock. Mr* John
serve two rnlnutea of prayer each
* with repeated
applause V eu fh n I’tT iiiin l over thr bu*i*
day at noen.
Mra. E m e a l F . Rouabolder W
portion
rt the program,
T i l t 'R S I ) AT
decoraGona brought out
III at b«r home In Raaa Court.
SUNDAY
T ^ e mu ■u-»l prortum Intituled:;
San ford cltiaena arr naked by
Sanford cililrn a are aakrd by
the usual ctaaaicuf a ffe ct
with MU U Rrmemhor F*t»rl IU rbor*\"
tba m in isterial association tv of>lir a . Kate Manning baa
ferns and palms, white gta- a roef 1 *rlfw*tif»n by Mr* llutkejft
x n m » o rninutd of prayer each tbc m lnl.terial aaaoclatiun to vbg BOtea and pedestaled **I Am an American**, »unf by
•erae two mlnutea of prayer each from the Langley A partm ent! to
day a t noon.
The largo p ortrait of M n , R T r o te ; » n*a<ilnf, "Ho
tbe Monte lum a R e id .
day at noon.
T ba Oviedo
public
speaking
Mrs. Mmuoa wne y h le ly
ooem LotiS Fon” by Mr*. C olt; a readllaONDAV
and caprraalon pupila o f Mra. | Sanford citizens are aakrd ny
from
all
ports
of Urn auditorium by in *. MA Private” hy Mra. T E.
Mlaa R uth I Heben of
Ugkda
reflecting
from
a
floor
»
nr*
WTtaon; vocal Brlrctlon,
”l * t 'l
G »crr« A. M a ffrtt r i l l b * pra-1 tbe m lnlaUrial a.aociaUoa to ut^- w ater la viahUag Mlaa
luma plated directly un de r IL
arnteat In a recita l In tbe Ovied 0 I serve two m inglra of prayer teen Knox fa r a few daysJ o l t a l ittle" Street Where DM
John
PewolL
baritone,
a f f t f n d l Meet” by M n Cole. lira.
U I* h S c h o o l a t B :lb F. M.
day at noon.
The Senior, L n n i o f Uu
acf«m|'anif*i
I.k u t. and Mra. Jo k e E. Cour acbela rahlp pupil o f k w e Dough K am tat S«»ull vr* ni
Mlaa M argaret Daria will praerty
of
the
Rollins
Dell
ago
Con
thodiat Church will rpert a
alnurfd nt the pinno
ier have arrived tram Lawtaw.
church a t 7 :0 0 P . M. and h'__ „
______ _________ _ .
. . O kla., ta ria it far about 1 0 days servatory e f Muulc. W inter Path,
Jhouovr'n^
the devotional,
lf*d
'olio
WVta a moot enteyaU o fauturo oti ' b y ' M r* b J Ibivid. the m e m lcx
I eon Ifenderaan, head of lbs O Sre
with rulativaa and friends.
frt
/ “th * ^ * rnbm , b i^ 8:15 P M‘ T>' Pub,lf
b« n
r s v z c # - * * * ■ • * - - ' - ' N t i f In uniwifi ^ n i ' t in«| Obey^ of Price Administration, will have
Uful quality, richness |, Bd M
Jr
*
m
r
Putnam
nflrrcrl
a
to
get along with “ A“ flttlon cards
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Pope gad o f tone and
Da- . ni
_
.perfect diction. uaarmnl fur his two rara. Although he drives
their young eon have moved ta pbna Takech. also of Rollins Col- f cpayer fur men m thr
i,
Thr
.itthen
prayed
t
lr
to work his round trip falls under
w m *m «t
W w * H /! . . C L n,? Church will meet In the e n rv , at Sanford from Baiba Glade and are lego CewoMvatocy nf M urk, ae- 1/Onl's p rarrr «n.| Mm
David
will m eet a t W. W. 11.11 a t 8:00 3 ;0 o p. M. M„ . W right
M„ . residing In the Park Apartmenta.
rompanied Mr. Powvll moat attis- read “ A hnuw lrdgr of Gvvl" by the sis miles necessary to put him
F. M.
Stedle a a hoateaics.
In tha * i r rlaas. Mrs. Henderson Is
FR ID A Y
Mr. end Mra. George Stine cad tleaf!7 . adding much to the aoe- Ellen G t tb itr Thr rlrrs rang shown holding the two “ A " tardl
Circle T w t o f the
Methodist
"W hat A FVbrmt Wr
In
BetHord c illie n i arc aakrd by church will m eet at the home of their daughter, Ann, entavtaiaad c * u of the song m ar hers.
Tka piano mini hew wore ren i M t i i ” nl ib r rln ir of thr m rrt- which entllla tbe Henderson family
tbe t f t iU te r la l aaaoclatlon to ob. Mra. A. D. Shoem aker, 1706 P ark Dr. and Mra. W. p. Surhman aad
to a ll gallons of gasoline per wrrk.
Mlaa Betty Rurhman for dinner dered In geod taste and moat Im:*
aenra tw o m inutes of prayer each Avenue, a t | .00 P. M.
(C tntral P r o s )
creditable
execution and from the
last
evening.
A
»»rH
c
o
u
i'r
u
m
#frvr»l
t
o
1
Circle
Three
of
the
Methodlet
day a t noon.
leaaer to the
moat
difficult the follow tin*
rV «*
inrinlwri*
Church
will
meet
at
the
home
of
T ba M otor Corps
of «Seminole
n u w il u
a t
l*r»r*t. Mr*K
Aviation Cadet Donald K. Pear- brought out deep Interest In the M n . ( ' i
_ re,
010
Myrtle
County**
defense
organisation |
finished manner. InlerprelartltOi l*ortt. Mi"
\\ rtlifr r i* f k
Mi '
H|t| Itlkli wtri+lii, til Id* iftinnl, I
nen has been transferred to Doug
will sponsor a lecture on Safa Avenue, at a;<5o p. M.
and ityla of perform ers.
Jo
h
n
Rum
try,
Mn*
Davbt.
Mi*
Circle Four o f the Methodist ina F ltld , Ga. where he la recelvwilh u iii in vi Rtrr ntiil fnlii twicr 1
D r iv ift at 1 0 :0 0 A M. In -the
Assisting ea ushers were Mrs. R. W. Tuiiirr, M n.
Vnuultn,
meet In
of Ing hla advanced flying inatruc— -------.
_ jg Daughters
l
Red Cross room on F irs t Street. Church will
John Kelley, the Mlasca
l e t l l t M n , R ! rrrt»«h*w . Mi* It K Iruirthvk i»i- w i l h tbr* wrlvAffr* to
WeRaley nwm at the church a t ^lon.
The public la Invited to attend.
(bill up umicly aim! Irt ;
Caldwell,
Mary
l/onlae
MartCole. Mr* South nun!. Mr* Mn irctbrr
V The U. D. C. will hare Its re 3 :0 0 P. M.
wathar, Charlotte T ru e, Annette key. Mr* J r Hue.ill. Mr* W aIji tii | 10 rniuvil«« t*r b«iii|k*rr I n
Mra.
O.T,
Pearson attended Abrams,
g ular m eeting a t the Red Cross
.brums, Betty Corrodl, Je a n liar- E . Sm ith Mr* li M Mann, Sr roil ah tfift *11
sewing mom a t 2:00 I*. M. FolCooled lava, a fter a few yrarc graduation eirreiaea at thr llnlAnn
Whelrhel Mra, M■I I Hlotiul, Mr* LUa ^
er and Mary
T>* ir»'fi iiu*n<)iri»tTi* ur» piibiw |
lowlnw {he meeting
thev,
will of waathe
west her (HR, provides fine' s j i l r vvraity o f Florida Mondav. moru,- f i ^ s ’ M a r t h .'f o i Bobble Morton Ir ilh , Mr* III smhr Will mm*. Mr*
b a r e ^ v a r g * e f the work fo r that for Hawaira sugar cane crops.
gurat of Kurt Teutacti.f„nd
Teutac
Ing as tha gueat
and Owm Keltey were-.in rMarge T. E, UiUon. Mr* W M n i* mftj»JT |i|«rf tbc uli^Lo iiti>riai|rr* m
who receive,!
luwcl
degree hn Civil o f the flowers Irene Green and
J tl Wmlit. Mr* Jn«* * «w »!m» m on a ttirk^b
|M|« UkC vt rrrnjf lit it U lf t ! * |
Engineering.
Monroe Pearce gteod at tha .an~ — triaau d oor'and (HbtrlBOtud- * 1 he
• R .^ .'D ern d o n and A J>, AksWraa programs.
f #
field , M r. J “ W llir k r y , M r. ‘
nf the American F ru it Groarers
F
It
Milchrll.
The' entire program as rendered Pntniam. Mr.
left last week for Fort Valley,
M r*. Mv rtha M uffltl, M ix Junr
G a. where they will be loeatad
Oenrrrt Polonaise— II. Kngla- Waddell.
during tha summer vegetable sea nwnn— Piano l. M argaret M ysnson.
Mlldrtd Rnbaon; piano I I . Paulina
I
McLallan-Calhriine C lark ; Plano
Mr. and Mra. W. A. Gam er and 111. Ruth
Stenslrom -Roberta
snti. Allen, of A tlanta, Ga bava Evans
l* e n visiting with Mr. Gamsr*a
Primary School Group:
Homir ifi|f Mi** Sti.nri Kirtlry,
parents, Mr and M n . W. F Gar
llalgh-llo March— W alter Rolfv Midi H st■I ha \V||jht a i it I Ml**
ner for the past week. Mr G ar — Barbara Ann Pearce.
W
ln ifrn ! Istbs-ll who » ill itnulii
ner baa returned to Atlanta, but
Bong of thv
Brooklet -G race • te Jilfm ' t Hapf n > ••f ( M i l
M n G am er and son will remain K aiser—Jan et R a tliff
eflt#ri»l1ll*i» * ’ « l» " t If Ft I 4 of Ss ITt
for a longer visit.
.“ipring time
Capnca
Grant- in ole 111 if ■» Srh I vnlh n 1* n i«
Setae/er Kay HulUclaur
M r* M '• t W |fM‘w f ' " ' nl i iii l
Russian Dance Ida Boatelmann Ph o n I ’ d f V Vb of Mir
— Plano | Carolyn P atrick. Plano
A* tf I k*n. af w nr t I* * I Hrttf \
II. Karl R atliff
II Dvaiderlo
t'ram er
Mar FI tin Bfol ‘ .'t ls fir li K 14a r..-f f (k'rrrl
rut
ttlviM n m I -11 rmi ' M
’sj 11 miii f 1
Jorio Ann Shept1* ' 1!
Plana were mad* by members
t h e r t f t u 111 f hilt’ to h r t r M r *
h
Song to Mrs ifuruon
of the Junior Auaillary of the
“I a ig u "
I Ombre
Mai
Ku [) Brow. I.. I|rial Ml"* Itn'h Haft I
American l-egion to make a quilt X s n e )
Handel(Italian Inter lntrodut*«i i fir yovttiipr ifffl’ !"
v .0 0
to ra ffle to obtain funds for re pratationl John Powvll.
M r t R tt
Itt.pm* ht Mr* Ktli'ii
habilitation work a t tha masting .Maauska Caprte—
Capri*— K.
J.
Dv Whrfct Mr* < it k irtirv, M i.
O t.N t
of tha group held In the Laglon a .ro e—Olyve Ann Adams
V a il L*'Vrll, M in Wiifht, Mi"*
col
Hut yesterday afternoon.
Op- 44 No. 1—dtuben- Lovell *i"l Mina Kirtlry
It was announced th at the tim e stein— Irma Matdurvro-Emily Mat!rl A m*4»k of ih r (Cnriirn n I mr
Vi.oo < ltf
o f future m eetings wiU he thaag - thews
punch ! a h|r m Vrfftl with a Jrtrr
SI 00
Strolling Harp PVtya -Milton fio th «nsl Irq Miatrfl bnlth r*»|H** of
ed to 4 1)0 o'clock. Tha muet/ag
-----alter Sm ith.
yesterday was tha last <ma with Harding—W
f r m »n.l i hi*tMr* of yellow -lav1
Tha rGay Butterfly — Mabel
the form er aponaor, Mra A. E .
ILllira, lestrr n *ilvrr purirh
1
tld t—Lgllten
Boyle.
tg tr
“
Ford, who plana to lawre soon for Hatchere•I* whit h Mi** t ' hnr h»U** M itjlh 1
Vela*
Petite—
E
lla
KeUerarDunne lion to rnak* her hems.
ton At|d Mi*• Fillntw th Hupirrht
Those prewant w ars: K ta . Ford, Ptooe 1. Joan M eTear: P ta jo II. p m itltd MruilN’ fa . vf thr II K A
111. •orortty m l i t o l in an vin|* the,
the Mtaaeu M ary EUaa WUUaawa, Jacquailn Rowland; Plano
S h irley Echols. Haiaw Stafford, Haney F lits.
A Twi\light Memory Berth* R. | U « t«
H lril'-*
V a le ri* Walla, Chartwtt* taMU, Erick—Joan Swtrurt*.
Airi'Ut R0
i nlb'-t «iurtn^
K a th ers B ry an t, Ja n tee B n
ito r it'
Rovasl of the
he woo Nymph*— th-e hp point r.t h Ini f •
1/Otllae Iwry, Bephlw MlDwugul, FToreen* Newell B arbour- M
Mary
Al
Jo y ce Steal*, M arg aret Myara
t hi lirsi g l n i r r r a f r ui
T tckad , pirated and flare. I
Aim Galloway.
cHf
M rs. Fraacua MaDaraguL
J * r*tn»
stylsa. W hit* Sharkskin. T a f
Anltra'a
Edvard bonitevl llquhT*
. . __ ___________
fetas and Crepes In site* from
Grlvg—.Plane
1. DetereuMcLsd* J «P *rk lr to p unrh arwl rhillr*! hev.
Lan; Plena 11. B a4tg J a m Sh tp . er agv a. Add Ju«t brf,,rr .r r v in g
9 up.
r
V#ia/ Catendar
*f?ft “
Dresses
i "rA L
a shoe-horn
with these shorts
YOU’U- ftfMl m k’t of aattifac
tkm ui a faiir of II am Ui hrcmtl
ckxh Short*. Thnvr quality
jarm ent* ire cot to full nJurc
— no tklmfiini Thr arBl i*
roomy, the
the rifht Irntth f«f
prtvjKT ftt. They *rtU ftve y*»u cx>mfo»t
fof • bofe loctf time.
ChonnO from many smirt new M l’
tttn* ATut cokar*. AvatUhlr with init
ton* of tn *p fmitenefi F«»f ttmplefr
comfort, wear thrte p*pulir Shttrt*
with « I U m U Urelrrahift It’i m *ir
prrmtum cotton —*oft arw! ah
gcahent —knit to yt*ir ciact chc*t uic
•ml tailored frer iwoprr k o f th
a y ■;». w .ssjv ar ess.? mts
Wfeterwite
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fUY W A t BOMD$ AMD STAMPS
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sHlfri a t h i r i i *..|'t**ii H u t t o n *
lr*ib fiv git K ■! i n f i e ’ i n i n t n f .
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41*!•*#■ rn* m+4at**a pritfl
(Blf ti* HANl I
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W E CAHHY HANES I NDEHV. :
^ A N F ^ y A V R N y tr i^
F O U im te g V U
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Tea (iiven Honoring
Three Yountf (Jirb
Y
HO L ID 4
SA L C
Junior Auxiliary
Will Make Quilt
Christian W orker*
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We Carry a Complete Stock of Men's, Women's and
Children's Shoes and Wearing Apparel
Sanford" Avenue i t Fourth Street
Thong 550
11U ! 1
FO R COOL SUMMER
^ W E A R i
,
J N Dnntest,
ed a rnnuulttaw t a
playground
of
th e
Church when the- ww
cl I met Te as da y was
Dorothy Paaraoss warn
perintendent a t th e [
pwrtment (
plans fog a
A short progress was proa i n tad
honoring L » u a e d NO teak and kte
_
_ a ra ia *
Vatea Op. M Ma,
" 83-
Ruth
“
1— Durand—
y) -
^ of Use Deep— Hamer—
— W allen
—
Myra Southward.
Chopin—
Vatea Oa, M Na.
Paalfasa MfaLatlm.
Rhapaadla Op. 7* Na. l-Jo 4 « n a a 11rahaan—Mildred Rofaaom.
Polish Dance Op. 3 No. I —
Xstder Aaharwwtea* —itCatfaarina
Clark.
family who era muring t» CallBanges‘fornla sheetby, Tba B t e k y Stkoal
unci I e a r* lira. NtAaate » anw<•>
I- —
mento o ' t t e sssm U u ,
fb) Homing— Del RJege
Bupper arm* served to the fol
(cl Water
W ater Boy—Robmi
Boy— Robrnaoo
lowing persona: Mr. and Mra.
le IOp. 10 No. 13—Chopin—
Etude
J . N. Durden. Mr. and Mra. Nib- Margaret Myera
M
lack, Mra. Gforga Townsend, Mra.
Shower of SUra—Paul Wacha—
O.T. I‘verson, Mra. Blaser Cordell. — Plano I. Nancy Williams; Piano
Mr*. J.L . Horton, tbe Rev. V.H. It. louisa Lester Clark; Plane
Grantham, George Townvend, J r , 111. Joyce Goodepeed.
Mlaa Dorelky. rgaraea. -Mleu llarAndaluele—Lerwoita
Fllgii of the Bumble
He*
tia Hughs, Mlaa Hytrte A nn Pear
Rlmaay-Klraakirv — (From the
son. aad Buddy Cordell.
Opera Tear Saltan)—Freda Field*.
rentals!* Impromptu — (Postumout) —Chopin —Alma Grant,
ham
Hungarian Rhapaedl* No,
Fraata Llait—Gladys Isle PippinMJes Maria! Knox wax
R 1i r z
Mir
II A llH A rtO L
ENDS TONIGHT
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hector of h
Kitchen ef
___________
Tbe reeeu ef the Knee heme
were decorated in mBMefr eeteru
to carry ewt eg "Armed B on k a”
tbesna. A t the im ite ilm of the
card-playing. H it! Kao* eiaoeal
sag 44110 Is tetk
ef file/
Mlaa
Betty
WeUtaa,
♦Tocw r,
H A K E ll
S IH t .IM A
H u lls
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m ill
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V/uodburj'i
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itch ed
,1th
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Friday & Snturday
Doable Action Rill
l .in i e S I ,» i >»,-»
(W H tr CPU AM i
YES!
We Sene
H r r a U la M .
Tooth PnHtc
00*
Jerjrenn Idition, 39c
A«
W h»«
19*
JU S T
gctivto
SUP*1* " *
Fr**ted M int
Mi*
kl
Je U P *
Lb. 59c
60c Sal Hepatica 49c
ta*
Polaroid
.SUN GLASSES
s t f M k f a m t a t o tiw i i
n u n
AUIM
ns
rab R
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$1.95
a
t a n r e u '.
Liver Fills
19c
75c Listerine
590
60c Alka Seltzer 49c
P it
Creomulflion
35c Vince
$ 1 .0 S
31c
Sloans Liniment 29c
10 .
M d r to H d .
w o u n n iH t ’U
39c
Creamw
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Citro Carbonate 57c
10* C A X rilO
A
modern
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trua*.
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P henique........... 27c
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vldunl r*q lit frill rut +, i s I h e
kry that Kill irop rn thr door
to • norm alh m ln r life You*'!!
•ofk " l l h rrncKrd tifiur free
of I he £itAHiii|r ft nr that le*»run rf fir irtir i You’ll plat wllh
■ freedom i uu Lhotifhl lo«t
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not” fnr miuthrf (id)
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Friday and Saturday SI*K('I\I.S
FRESH LIME FREEZE
l le
FRESH PEACH SUNDAE
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39c
Tea nr Coffee
______ of
OfMTB HlfH
ROAST 1 (II NO I T It H 1.1
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Miss Mary Neil Smith,
Lieut. Morrison Wed
The held*
Mlgole Hfe
State , College
7 In
, I >>.,
C H O IC E O F :
Hut
Mra. H. D. Smith have
. __ ___ Use M irteg a of tfaalr
daughter, Mary NalL to
Lieut
Ja4k Kemnvtr Marriaon, son of
My. and Mm . W. 3. Morrteen,
Monday, Mar U a t S t Andrews
Mte* Kptocopal Church to Tampa * t
l:P 0 F. M. Tha doable-ring cere
mony was performed by tba
Marita J . Brum.
Mr*. Marriaon chose as bar
wedding d m a aa
acqu*marine
freek wttfa g short bolero. Her
i ef deep
wage * f white gar-
m
O N I . Y — I III
\ I O u r M ilder r,
Whlppnl I'oNitoe.H
T tS i C l^ ^ ^ r tt h T S ft
aad
H ta d « » ’
S A T tlH D A Y
J'.tr
Miss Knox Entertains
For Young Visitor
f e
1Ttk*'*# I* t♦r »* I *a %»s|
50c Phillips Milk Of M agnesia 2 7 {
$1.00 Ironized Yeast
35c Haarlem Oil Caps
$1.25 Absorbine J r ...........
25c Pablum
...........
PRETTY SPORT &
DRESSY FROCKS
AND
UP
U rn e w y o u r r n r r g )
lltitl.l up \m u In i! h
, H.l I n -h
y o u r H u m m er w rrkrm lk* m Ih e rilllt-llllli
a i r . . . piny In g , r w rr rim n g . re I ji \ iiti*'
^ 1 If I t iMir
n u m m t r f u n b y n u irrh in g In I'mID It 1mi 1 >r tit 1 • Ini
t h r pin) lim e ticcta*H iirlc* vu ii'll n> •cl I ii m .ik t 1Id mo--1
111 I i n « \11 .1
o f y o u r Ic ln u r r lin ir
O u r b>« |MIt i:
m o n e y for p lrn n u rr
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H I B A L 6 . A A N FO BD i
W eakens.
Brooklyn Wins'
Braves Drrfp To Third
Position As Wyatt
Hurls 5-Hit Gamer
BOSTON ,
May
2 8 -< A * l-T h *
Brooklyn Dodgen broke Jim To
bin'* hamlcuffe In the ninth yr«lei !»y i nd slapped the veteran
right-hander fbr three run* to
break a lie and belt Ih* Horton
I'rav e. ( to 1 before a crowd nf
IC.Sttt.
Thl« la>l-lnnlng outburst,
ered by iln g lt* by Ducky
wick and plnch-hllter I'ele Helier
and a booming trlr-l* by Miekey
Owen, g: va Whltey W yatt
It'
decUInn over Tobin, who tossed a
•even-bitter.
'
W Valt gave up only five hit*
arvl the only to** he euffered wa*
one o f p raillg e when Hlbby Hiiti
connected for hi* fourth homer
of the year In tha third Inning
(or the Bnavet only run.
T hi,
marked th a f Irat time the HotIon* managed to acor* on WMtey
In 47 aucceulv* Inning*.
Tha victory stretched tha Dealgar*' National League leid to
tlx full games and dropped the
Urave* to third place, a triple
behind the S t, Loul* Cardinal)
Night Game Is
Halted Because
O f — Darkness
By ROMNEY® W UKRf.RH
ATI-AN TIC,
“May
Friend* o f Banka McFadden
ulden are
former
Hldrcatcd because the
CJemaon atU ete ha* lo*t heiring
In on* aar a* tha m u lt of ap auto
ndcldcnt. .Hut on tha other hand,
If ha aver become* a
It might bd a convr ____
■Cewaai^O* *rem P ig . Oif.)
p i t , plen*». He c n't
»• he|
h*> no d in g e r. "When the honey
flow i, over, the o to eu drive him
out, and he a iarv ci to death, poor 1
old m ile."
Mr. lord d eclare! it i» n lm o itj
unbelievable that i e ‘ little fel-i
lo w ," t*n provide i t rnurh honey |
, , thry de. It w », refortiNl that
the world'* rreor.1 !• l.'O |M>und,1
in on* flew. A flow of I O', pound*
I* romidered gnml, he
“ Money bee* have t»<> lig h ly j
develo|>*,l ir n a e , " Mr L ird cunlinued. " K ir. t, h i, light he li
* U e to »*e rolor to * wonderful
degree and ran tell the Mnwrr*
from the In ve» on light. Itut hi*
i r e t n l ic n i n t l * t of im eil—
in the morning, he :.ik e , to the
air. md D ie,
about
until
he
reach** * ,t r * i > of air that I,
ladrn with aru m * of iliatant hlo*.
bullet- One* th err i>e M l, h i, liny
*nm (. T ie n ha la off, ( I n i g h t a , ■
•*rk with a dorp of lemey and
Immediately retu rn ,.
f T Pfioo.p.Saie
" A , ,onn a , he derm,I t , the,
c J Bannow.ky
drop, f , I* o f f again. T here •re I Chief petty
no ,l*ck en i r r pluccard, among i earned hi* petty "ITe cr luting when
Ihe honey beee,” Mr lo r d co n -1 he look over thr rontroli of a cripcludrd.
, pled patrol bomber plane, during
■
battle with
illh the Jap*
Jop« over Ihe I’iiil-
Cuff aUrff: N aihvlll*, In the
Southern aaaocUtlon,
la *
four
left-handed outfielder*, r.nd Mana
ger l a rry Gilbert I* fearfu l l e t
the club develop a pronounced Hat
to port. . (n o th l!* m l* Moore of
In u U lan i S la t* *ay* aecrailrtly
ha’a trfln g “a new method" of
getting ever-injured Erwin Vaug
han In *4vpe to
try
for
to *
National
InWr-co|Ieglate
410yanl rrown, and local w»ga won
der If ha contemplate* a vulcanliln g Job on Erw in', leg*.
Throe Agne* Scot t arch er* broke
400 In * Columbia round, with
Dot Naber* of Graonvlll* (8 , C.)
leading a t 420. , Thl* ought
to
prov# th at the modern m in won't
need much coaching from rupld
In gat har man. . . . Offhand,
Frank T erlcoli of I f * Penyarola
Journal can 't Imagln* a tougher
loh th m that fated by Chicago
Whit# S o * pitcher*—u n i**. I t
might be getting Into the u rn *
ring wife. J a * fo u l* without a
baseball bat.
Bhnrt thought: "W hat'e
the
tn e l" exclaim , l'e l* Ilaln l o f t h e
New Orleans T im ei-I’lcayun*. .
" U fa , they aay'. begin, at 40. . .
end host feey 'll arrest you f o r go
ing over 40.
Defense Shop News
A LEX
R. JOHNSON
Word ha* bean received from
the four waldtra who want to
Mobile over tb* week-end that
they successfully peaied tha nary
welding teat that they w ent t »
W ir t on Mcruiar momlna. T h e n
man aro R .F. Roehlk, C.C. Hann * r, Aldeen Taylor and Gaorg*
Oaorgs
TaWrtaend. They ware am ployed
by the G olf Ship Building Cor
poration and will receive 66 cant*
;
S t a t e ’s Inventory
Of Manpower Will
Be Finished Soon
H T . A U G D K T I N E . M .y 2 t t - ( d 'i
M r*. U.n. Sm ith, newly elect
The member* of Ih* W omen',
Missionary Society of th» rir* ( ed president, preaidad iv e r -hB ap tist Church were bo.te**e§ Ui rcgular bueln*** m ealing o f , .hr
member* o f ihe congregation it Sanford Pttol (Tub which **■
a reception held In honor of their held Turaday evening In the
p a ,to r and h i, wife, the Rev. and billding.
T he mottn o f (hr or.
M r*. W.P. Hrook«. J r . who tele- g anitalion during Ihe coming yrai
brated their twentieth wedding will be “ Rertkcr”.
anntvenary on May 22,
M r*. Sm ith appointed th r fn|.
T he t u to r * of Ihe ee'.chralion lowing , landing c o m a lllle c ,: Mem
a complete iurprL-- to in* berahlp claaalllcation, Mrs.
couple. M l*. A. J . i'*l*T»on and
M r*. J , If. Cotctough gre led thr Morgan, Mr*. Frank MacNelll,
guest* and prenenlcd Mr*. U n :k * Mr*. O.M. Harrleon, Mr*. R.C.
w ith a corsage of lelUman rnees Maxwell, Mrs. Hwanton,
Mr*.
and U tifolia.
J.M . Slineelpber. Mary Rawllna, Mias Kathryn MarM r*. Peleraon and l-ota Nip
f l» n and Ml** Maud* Ram ,*|;
w ith th* ushers and deacon* of finance, Mr*, flawllo*, Mr*.
the church, preunted a pageant rippin. Mrs. Al Hunt. Mr*. Ar
aa a mean* o f Introducing th e ' thur Partin and Mrs. Morgan;
w aiting congregation to the p a i-. publicity, Ulsa lice Simpaon and
te r and hi* wife.
Miia Ramsey.
CcmfatU and tom telephrma book* rain down upon tha torpedo boat hero** tit B a tn n a m K i * f a r t Cltyl
T he program continued aa fol-j
AUn education, Mrs. Harrison,
staged a parada to honor than*, and to Inaugurate tha naarte ladustr/a drlva f i r %»fi00fi00 for tha Army
Iowa; vocal solo* hy Mr. Stine-I Ml** Kathryn Lawton, Mr*. £ J ,
R obert Kally
and Navy Relief Fond*. Ltent-Joha D. BnUalav rnda In tha load car with hit Wlta
cipher and U le i Glady. Pippin;, Mayer, Mr*. Joel Field and K ri.
fC «ttfrw JJV m )|
and Enilgn Anthony
Aker* fallowed In two ca n behind.
‘ nthonr Al
selection* by some member* of J.C . Mitchell; civic. Mis* Morrf.
Ih * high school glee club under! „0[)f u „ . p >rt j„ . M r*. W.C. Erick
the direction of Ml»* Drrothy , on< U r*. E C .
Harper,
Mrs.
S a n fo ld ; songs by a In o com-, j|unt anlt
Mj „
G utel*
llinposed of Mr*. R. K- pippin, Mr*. |( n . reception
and iellnw|kln.
Cole lough and Mr*. H. L . Moor* ' Mnl u ^ H e lll, Mr*. Meyer, K r , .
M r*. Marvin Milam accornpaniedj rip p |n and MU* L aw ton; ro n n ithe perform er*.
ttilloo, M r*. Maxwrll. Mr*. SwanA highlight c l the even in g*! aon< Mr*. Field and Mrs, M itchell;
program wa* the jr r w r U t l o n of R|trnd*nce, Mrs. H arper, J J r * . Kate
act of llavillanH rhlnaware to Manning, M rs. Erlcksnrv and Mlai
few honor guest*.
Member* o f Ramsey.
%
the Young Pcopl*’* Department,
Mr*. Pippin will rontlfjue to bo
under the »up*rvl»lo(l of Mr*. W ;
lanlat "fo r th e gfoup'Tsrul Mrs.
R . Dyson *n#l Mrs. J . II. Truluck,
lorgan wa* appointe,! |o the o f
brought tn the g lfu rn attractive fice of parliam entarian.
Mrs.
ly dtccralcd Ira waronv.
Manning aaw l Mrs. Z.B. R atliff
Quanlltlea o f Bprlng flower*, form t f « V | fte * y com m ittee^
fe rn , notted palm*, floor basket*
forme*) an Improvlstd chancel a*
p a rt of th* Interior decoration*.
m
T he refreshm ent taMa wa* e crertd with • while lace cloth and
graced with low ir r in p r a r n t* of
_____
awanwmta, la
llfo lJ* and Im atrirar’0 * 0 KD
La frouped w ith eryttal candlelabra bottling whlU taptra.
A
th re e -tit red wedding rake. Iced In
white and topped by. • miniature
bride anil groom wa* placed In
the U h lt't cen ter rnd punch wa*
•enred from crv *tal b o w l * at
each end of the table, pretided
oyer by Mr* fJ. K H nina and
Mr*. F E. B o lt Girl* from Ihe
Young People*# group nerved rrTh*». l i j mm gun* rhown at Purl I l r r jc , N C. reprctenl 10 m* of Ihe heaviest hi It try p iw tr of the Army.
freahm rnta while dreamed in pa*I hey t ie nri .11 firing po»IU. i'. iut »r» ilr*wn up for tripeciloo by Secrtlacy of W ar llan ry L Stlmaoa.
v.aional Kitld ArtlU
Artillery Brigade. These ju a .h a v * a rang*
J 1' 1 , " '* nln*
They presentt*®l IV lite r 11 lie ** J r ., It in rharge of ihe Prov.aional
of ruor* than ( H l o . m ll-j.
,
rrW Vw i
f
to ,h ' r ' ,,,U
Mrs _Rnlltin*. Mr». M»r1in
T
cipher. Ilr t. H#rm«n MorrU, M n.
R .F. McWhorter, Mr# R N. Nlpr>yr. M n , Myron Smith, and M n ,
M.D. G i^ h f l, r ir tlt rh»lrni«n,
vrere In charge of arrangement* J
for th * oceaalon. Mr*. A.K. Rn,.
le tte r and Mrs. Fiprln were fkiw*r chairmen, while Mr*. Moore
iL r v r r a g c
secured the fern * u«ed in decor- A n n u a l A lm h n lir
l^>r
tn h c ^ i.
ting. About 260 g u e.t, attend- T a x C a n H uy .1,8 0 0 ijn
~1W T Vrfpttiui:-
V
ippinci, and brought it down to *
•afr lending. Only two ImilM rid
den pla n e , from lla o n n w iL y 1*
•rpiadren, I'jirol ft’i i s
lu, made
tllelr * ■ ; I ■ , lariit.og (nm-whei#
M1 \
> -
C h o re s Arc Made
(Canada After
2 Years O f War
— W ith the m ailing In the near
•»r I
futurw tit ore opal Cm. 1 cyuutforvnaire* to the thotitarvl, of
ilent. In the « t*lc wlro are over
m llltiry e g *, local In a n l, In hlo.
rida will apeeirl to rotnplrliun the
S ta te '* Inventory of
manpower
for war production, flrig. Gen.
l i t JOHN I1AI r i l l N F . K
Vivian Collin*, S ta le d irector of
WriUcn Fr»r
W Mf World
Selective Serv ice, announced to
I 'f i l u r m
day.
O TTA W A .
May
2H— ( W W )
T hee*
occupation*!
rpTedlon- — T w o itrttI ji h«Jf y m n of war
nrlrra which will guide the War have Woug! I urw m»turity to
Manpower Comm!»»lnn,
In co (anailn
With tijrhriifHl In*Ii « I2.in¥>,00<)
operation with the Selective S e r
vice flyafem, fo r enr
the moDLllialion
m oblllialhin ( i>^'||ilr? hjivf mtinlinHunt'll thrir In
K
H OM E’
16, 1042 In ih# iM rtj r rg ia tra tin n .' p r a r lira lly r-|ti*|a ihi* frnir-ytAi
ItIjrhI now, nl»n, Inf*! b o m la *n*|j«* W *»f if f 1*'H J h i-nnflirt
Iffelinff lip ■ Bimilnr Ihvrntdtry
An.! ihe .........
of te g li tJ
I •> !»• ntiAirit'd
the flr*t an>! ■v i r
md rei
r t f iatratbim who
havi' | t 'armdn tiL wni tins gainral f
•tconrl
not bffn Tnd uetd Into the am »r«l |Idjiiffr |iIm
in t h r in l r niiit Inn, mi
fn rre t. In, 'ihf" vary nr*r futari*. ■4<’fl|» A• ri in*; nl ■ jpidy l»n*r
lilt Citntral m id , •hf mrn ttrlw r#n for tht* { ‘ m l- 1| 1Siiii-fi>
parti
45 wnd 6,5 y r a rs of i f f . * hn rrc< - fulfil Iy f<'r Mnt.i in *Mtn*a hat
la
ttirr
in
other
on Apr. 27. 1012, will br rw- t*k<‘H on tint •
nn'Nf, by lat« nutunm, f*»r rrm m l l l l r hn«*T flit |i 4
in t•f lb»‘ fkumfHut Ihr
10,500,000 additional war wnrkrr*,
I he I if hi flgilitat
n#n*r»! Collin* paid. It i* fn»m|
■ h
tha mrn bajrorwl the mill!*? r a iff the A * I* Hlll'y I h *'m n ui cittdBf
that U p W t r Manptm*r (%innmU- r* •vin t r i«n. r %rr 111 l"t f nvf r mrn 1
frw
itulabl*
fion
to ohlain nm*t of of fir tnl* I’l'tlHihly
tho mala rnrrult* fur ihi* work f njulrt rrfllli*< I fin.i *n a iwipul*
hu»i*.
ibi*
ifiiv rrtim p nl’■
ICowrvrr, h« a**frtfd. many w »r i it'll
workarr al«n w ill
lxohtamrNl H »i 2 t,i itjtikrt 1 i« fn|uhaknK t«
In
ihe
from rl*BE#« dffrrrrt! f«^» phyni. ■ $ 15 AOA.ikkUMfc) iHiiltfft
lbBt I hr* voluninr)
r*l defect* *• many men n hn ar* I'fiitFel
m
*
live
*i't
t
trp
f
o
r
m
»
rr
unfit for m lllU ry aenrlee ar* wrll
r^jiiih mlrnt t«» an A m eiTctti i r m « l
qualified for elelHan activities
W hen waihlng
powder*
ar* T a i r a '4 1 , n e a r ly T w f B illio n .
lilded to laumlry
ml“. th«m
thoroughly and than
add
th*
clothe*. Never ipHnkl# th* pointer
over th * clothing, a* It may be so
strong that It will dr mage tha
b'N«* nf alxuit I.WKAOOO rnm,
7 h f i i ml.inn of w u r induttriff1*
m I n td
eirirr tbr
w a r be f i n
league Standing:
N»««ii6
I’ M 1*4# l|>hlE I, N*»» Vofli
rh itE fti y. r|*iir*un4 7
2, It I.
lenui* I
A¥r.WirA1 I.IMQIR
w 1. Vrt.
w a. Pel
It to Tfl ft T.
V
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V**
fl 14 1*0
14 JI m
reel C n
lit. I’lill
17 *4 IV,
Hon ii If All (’hlrago l» 31 i i.
%t n n v ai . LK4UI
w L rn .
W 1. Pel
SI II TI • niiH*0b I> TI 111
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I|1H a II 141 f;hir*0a i ; ii <;*
•14 ii n
I*1*11
u :• ii ;
lleetllle YHt*N»r
o-ihlyn I (Inglnn 1
leciul* t. Iliiahtirgl) 1
t Irirlnniil
Chli**o |
N * « Vork *. I'hllaJ#Split
■n hour for ■ fo rty hour w rrk
end will receive tim e and a half
fo r all over tim e, which will
make their weekly pay over f i n .
About
Iw rnty-fivar additional
trainee* will aucceiifglly p a i* the
teat*.
- Sin e* thte 1i ■ lU ck llm d for
all farm hand* It la suggeeted Ih it
thorn who uaually are Idle during
Ih* aummrr m onth* m *k* u*e nl
thla time to learn a pro fitable
trad* and aid our country in It •
defense effcrta.
,.
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,
I h *mi
l.wtfiltetl
officially
ARCADE
hi
■trbrtlr.ow
hm<
irt nroEpeK-t,
PACKAGE S’fORfe
cloth.
IH( Jr shnrE nf an in ilu «(n a l re*
vt«| iiinfr '* From a rwifmal peacclimi* or/iiniiatlnn. wr«r Induitrlefl
bake b tru built
up
employ inff
im to ihan 0<k>tO0O w tirktra. fljr
thr rru| of the iroir another 100,fHNl nre to Ik * nAtret,
T b it
i h ftnl liiilu* tria l
growth
I ii* m n ilf » *barti im p rin i on H villan life Ifim ilm li
nf artifloa
nn Itiiigrr inn he made for eitll*
tan ii*** ni'il more > trin fe n l re-
Ik
T h * U. H. (lag wa* t i n t bout* ed over W ak* Island July 4. 1808,
by G tn . F . V. Greene.
•
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wnrr.hip
consider,
By PA U L ROBINSON
ETTA I(ETT
so u a tc o
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they wort- accept it/
wirw
T h K C U B D A IU B A fT /
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THE WOiNGCfl
HE J - J
AOMirrHD Mfi r—v r " 1
n?AM «D / ^
J
Yo<J V - / F . J S
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Wfeboldt Studio
ably highrr In the United States
than In any other country.
I
Mather Md*.
PHOTOGRAPHS
I t f f u i f ivii.it ru»» l>ecn arcomt»lntbf*#t H h* K -'Vrrnm rnt if umirr
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IN D FLO O R unfurnished A p t
• - K n . Noble, 6 I S Myrtle A re .'
FURNISHED—Uoute, room*, rahIna, Club llaqaa, e t c - a t Short**,
CO O L. Comfortable
furnished apertm en
ftoiaUNf.
Cloa*
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Beecnd
flo o r Kaynoo, S I 4 Magnolia.
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By FRAN STi
THE LONE RANGER
I WANT TM5 WHOLE COUNTRY SCOURED
UNTIL'THE LONE RANGER, THE
9 S R 1 F P AND •a jL J '
• • • ■ • -W
GRANT ARE
1
A/I U
b ^
, LOCATED/ J
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•
Reception Given For Pilot Club Members
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Have Regular M$et
Minute meditation*: t'n te r U
B. fl A. ruling
tia t amateur
golfer* m*y accept onlv |UV1 In
war bond*, lb* e itc i |4oO offered
by C hlngo'i
T*m
0'Fh*nt*r ftlv in * Ihrlr orciifnihoruil .|iii-s rapit tj* 1 J'f « v iphlxirty bond**
tournament
preromably
will llnrin*lrf«.
y d in
have
w111 t he I nit ml
rhango Ihe battle rry from “Hoot
T h r Nation will h ii f prr*Eina K«|tir-d y tlv rytli r n t a m |,i outMon!*' to "Hot Money I"
'
plo btd a
Agriculture
You ran always band th at had
ear toward carping alumni . .Out«Idera will b* barred thia year
from Ih * annoat Norrla lak e
(Tenn1) flahlng rodao, and thi*
dlMppalnt* local rontandara. . . . of work#r* fo r w * r IrvtuslrieR t r e lm ii t r y In iirtlip in iFil-n f p n p o r
T ale, told In tba U a r * ' conteal i t r r « d y bring' «#n| tn i h r m rn|tW'(ic ami rm -n l by v n lu n U ry rn
• ho
on Frb 14. 15 or llilm r n t Bn « r m « l
f*»rrp
whlrh
era hound to be below par.
Tba Kally league lin't aurprlted
at anything
thee*
day* . At
Augual* a night gam* wa* even
poetponed on account of darkne**
—a teat blrckouL
.
1n
W
TRE BCHS WILL , V * THEY DON*t WilL
AMP 'EM/
CALL THE B0Y5 W
PROWTHE RANGE.
v V 'V ^ f T L
0/
/'W Y
l W W CAN HELP
HUNT FOR
s a a r
THAT OLD GALOOTS MOVIN'
�TIIB 8ANF0RD HEfUl.O,
TPs Ah HI Wind— Advantages Of
•
• Rationing Cards Are Revealed
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ruljl,#r
nr
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Br BAY ‘PtACOCtC
—''NEW YORK, M.y’Tfl, i\V\V.
— If» a ta n ln y iu '. in h# » .1 . ■
o w Mimswr In p a.tn ral Jirk«rm
Iltlfh U .
Our broad a«r». of undulating
apartment houira, dait#d \#ttb
aletk baby b ig y t# ., haik In th kindly »un. Only n w and ; V i
U lha drnwry quirt lnirrruplr.1.
p#rhap. by Ihr rb rrr fn l pral'l#
o f lb# flfv a ln l, Ih# hum of In
t*re# flor plan#' playing lair o’#rb#ad. or lb# musical liiillr nf
•matb«d wlndihltld gla*>.
N lfbtly Ih# huibandm rn, hnm#
from labor In Ih# vineyard* of
Manhattan, lay add# th rlr rolled
w hll* aklria and g a th er In comfortabl# alack* and aandal- al Ihr
com ar pub lr talk In hu.hrd, un
haltering Toirrf of Ih# M rr.ing
that haa com# In pa»«.
“ Ration card#." » r ray, rrvrr
ro ily . “ Why will th#y hav# to h™
•topped a fter th» w a r !"
U r. Sthm erkpcppcr. my nrigit-
EXTRA CASH
fB 'i ti-
D EER T()N (iU E
30
C A FC .*
Pin. •hi»r*f J.r u fr n
again
I'm tic
ftri'H
dried
i.Jlkrw
(ill ill |f ,*rt I'ffiYnt
»ml
fm*r r r'hjrv l*-i i ear
C 1.1'5 CD
PIN EH U RST
GROCERY
and Saturda
29th and 30th
YO WELL’S
1
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:V
m
PERC A LE PRINT.
(
GLIDA HALS
a .N.MIN h a t h
l o w EI.S
A I'crfi'ct jrift f'
ONE TAHI.E OF JMtlNTF.D SHEER
WASH GOODS
( UEIONNES
PHOENIX and ARCHER ,H)SI
Batl'ts, divinly and lawn value In 59c yd
$1.25 value 81.00
3 yds. for $1.09
LOVELY PR IN TED C R E P E
Dark and Light ground*.
$1.29 value
LA D IES’ PANTIE
W h ite
nnd T im
lln s c
(19c vain#
Sneeiul $1.90 Each
Special 2 fur $ 1 0 0
$1.00 yd
MASTERPIECE CREPE1
m .d e s k s
l l m f m id 1 >
MEN S SPORT SNHMS
LADIES’ HATS
Solid colors, I'aalbla— Navy and Black
$1.29 Value $1.00 yd
“FASHION
GIRL MUSLIN”
JH*7 *
-4
■
“ 2.
. Pro-shrunk, permanent flniih-~k>vely nelcc-
tloo of pattern*.
e
C9c value,
Close Out $1-99
GOWNS and PAJAMAS
figured
Batiste.
$1.25 value.
2 yds. $1.00
LADIES’ BEACH WEAR
Slack lets, Shirts, Jackets, Bathing Suits.
Value to- 92JMS,
ROY'S SHORT TIK I SERS
GOSSARD BRASSIERS
$1.25 value.
MEN'S I'N D ERW EA R
l ul l ,
lull i i . I imd S .i i t l u n z i il
t . 1 . m rI N D K lt S l I M t I S . f fill
Special far $1.00 Day
m i . h nliiii
Iiiillm |ii\
Close Out
ONK TAB1.K O F ODDS AND K N " ‘*
BOY 3 SPO R T SH IR T S
white
$1.09 pi
Soli 1 colors nnd fini'ii'*
awycr
.1
8 to 20.
Wurth line cm h
3 Garments for $1-00
h H air H u y $ 1 .1 )1 )
colors and
I i.iiii
MEN’S B E L T S
Mini# Ly *'Vum
Value to $1.50.
MENS CI.OTtl HATS. BOYS* BI.Ol SKS.
etc. All worth $1.00 each or more. Close out
Dollar Day $1-09
2 £or$|JM)
........
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�THE SANFORD HERALD,
iy Brooklyn, National
. LoopI* Coing In For Power
C
IL LO N GRAHAM
rt|W * Hpo'rt* Editor
O R K . May I I . |WW)
nal laagua ta becoming
iMgva-mladad. lt'a go-
" :Mhg, * l t h h!« t w i r l t r a ^ t jt far more complete gam ** than
any other a ta ff In the leegu*.
Dadgtr* era tha Yankaaa
i loop. Tbay'ra definitely
aching unit. And for tha
Unto ether aenlcr
clrcolt
a n potting more tmphaala
Em m than deftnee thla aea-
Home Demonstration
I McKeehnla o f Claay e • etrong dafenaa
changed ever.
Ua'a
g b t fielding fa r power
third bate and behind
id, ee f i r M be can
’ la the outfield. ReBoaton My the B raraa
hatvy
artillery
fo r
tha
t o , V S i ‘D.W .
dletance knock*- T he P i
le h ere edded power. Only
S S v rW fc T "
rer, unlra* aomaon* trip*
(*» DandlM before long
a «heM aad not a race
letlonal league,
a ha* a team gotten o ff
*t«r s t a r t than t i e DodIth the araaoa l e u than
i&.'ltrsS
tU LET’.
TVe following award* were glv.
Ml
Ck thing: Flrat y e a r—J o h a n
na Dalbo, flr a t; June M cGill, arcend.
Second y ear— Ann M cLain, flr a t;
Helen Brown, aecond.
Third y e a r—Betty Yarborough,
In th* outer ■
r7l hold up aad
1
Skipper
I bean getting
AAP BA K ERY PRODUCTS
n B ril' la a n
la w n w u ii
MORVBL BREA D IPi-lb loaf tie
PAN ROLLS .dox.
7c
DO NUTS, plain, dos ...
• t 'o t k a u a
ro a r * a
*r
cm baho*
a l m o n ii
C O FFE E CAKES
1 4 V j -o z .
13c
13c
...
17c
MEAT
OUR CEILING PRICE
M Q tu llty W ca U m Ile e f
tM ^ x -m x
Steak .. 45c
Juice, pts 17c Sirloin
A l i n g PTAB Cawiar fwl
Chuck Roast 29c
AM1MVN VTAB BHI*HBT
Stew B e e f ..... 15c
ARHOUrn PTAB
Lamb Stew .... 17c
N U1.»*M4
* n .* H
W H ITE BACON
End C u ts ...... 18c
Center Cuts
21c
— a—te a — -i jrg-
Ernie Bonham Wins
7th Straight Battle
T H E O T W O M tN ! L f C f r p y d
- N K W -Y C K K . May 2 s—44h—
E rn rat
(T in y )'- 1tor la m ,
thU
y a a r V p R f h li,-. marvel of t h t .m a
jo r I* gu*», rhalkrd up hi* k W i th *u (< f-> iv triumph yaatrnlajr
a* Iho wurjd r ham pirn N r a York
Yankraq toyrd with th* Phil
dal| nia^A thlrfira to win H to 3.
Tim hug- right hartler pitched
•cvcn-hit fall w itlou t apparent
ra r rtlc n , n flrr la rom r.de* cave
Mm (h» m eirm o f victory with a
fiv e -ru n 'iplurgr in tha fourth In-
• By OUIUA WILSON
The Geneva 4-H Achievem ent)
Day, May 2 2 , waa all an achlevr-i
m eat Day ahould be. Mra. W. L.
Slay aad Mra. Margaret C olt, are
the leadere o f thla elub.
W. I..
Bley, principal af tha Geneva
S c heal haa mada the 4-11 I’m pram » p art of tha rryu lar work.
Each Friday afternoon all g irl*
from 10 yeara and older, go to
tha lunch room with Mra. Bley
fo r food work cr with Mra. (Jolt
fo r clothing.
It la through the peraletanre
and enthualaara if tha 1aad era and
tha Intcreat of tha parenta that
the 4-H Club work la eucceaeful.
Tha o ih ib lt waa dlaplayed F r i
day evening and every g irl In lh»
elub will eahlblt her work l>c
f e n ecbool dcaae.
The clothing exhibit waa hung
around tha wall of the L ib rary .
In tha Geneva School, grouped
according In y ean , flrat to fourth.
The to'A preparation aad lurk
ing waa arranged an card lablra.
Bach girl ahowlng a table with
ft flower centerpiece.
T he b a k
ing and e th er food waa arranged
tha. tab le*
The cak e*. brrail
aad ether fooda •bowed much
work by tha glrla.
The teacher* preaented the prfin w
T h e .' PlayftL * "F o c d - f o r
waa rearranged and vrae
given by tha glrla. A num ber of
4-H taega ware aunc and tha prw.
fra a * cam e to a cloae w ith the
4-H capdle light aereica.
Maay parenta were preacnl to
obaatvt tha work dona by the
p e e ,.
THURSDAY, MAT U , 1S41
n-omtiA
B U Y SC R A P R l'B B E R
The ( m i l c f 0,703 f i r i b id
a n iltlta U d arcing l i e undrfratrd
C a r hurl hi* fifth »hut-out, but
th#'- AlhlatKa alabiutd. . a J . n m
,r r n u * ln ” th *
Irniiyr . l o
itrftftit a itr k ig o f.- tZ__ ^ e m l e d t
Inning* for llanham . II k m l i e
flr e l time hr h 'd hern uorv«l
on In Vanker Stadium thia year.
A .lotted. wooden n o - n with
long, round handle li convenient
fo r mixing hattera ond e tu n n g
other food*. It maltea little r.rlie
la *a *v lo bold and will not dlaColor foodj.
We Sell 1). S. Savings Stamps
N E W ERA
A CO-M-NliOa fO ••€»©••
V .M W I,
t r a v e l*
^
-a w -x x x n a .-o u w w io c .
'Why, David—a f t you frying to tay you want me ♦
co-owner on your War javingi Bonds from now on?
B y ' r t f A R I.E B CH A M BERLIN
Vv Ida World Feeturva
CHfCAGO, May TH. (W W l
Lou Novikoff. thr Cuba rookie
l u i t .o f l » t l fc k - - f t '-dgfie . aoy,
l-u itin ^ jiifa
th a t-4 *On May 4 the mad
Ru**iau
wie mada a regulf r by Manager
Jim Vtllaon and Ih* gang took
un Ih * old chant of "in-agaln-oul
-afain lyou."
Noelkoff hfd bran made a r*g ulir mora Umea lla n he had
m m* to bat, with Wlleon thumb
ing him to th * bench when he
failed to produce
lie more or let* won hla *pur*
after a Sunday crowd tad yrllol
kink* In th * girder* at Wrlgley
Field when he
tipped a
nirlh
Inning tingle to »corv Ihe Cub-'
lone run of tha day Before thit
Wilton'* eardrum* took a beat
Ing from a chorut of boo* « l» n
be tent In I'hll Cavarrtta to pinch
hit for Novikoff againat a right
hand*.1 hurler
So W'll—n »|H>ke t ie * * immortal
word*
"Tw enty thoutand fancan't lie wrong Novikoff I* a r*x
ular fnop now on '*
r
k
e
' T 5
T H E IR
FRIENDS
ECONOMY DEPT,
QUALITY DEPT.
“That r m
ncE rlv howled mr
«»vrr,** vr-ws (he
f*uh
a fip p tr,
“■nil than v»h*n I
rh i-cn n f
fi-rllfili torn! wi ll a* thr k »*l *trp
He
|>bl<*
St»f»iU>
I
rtut& m ft- ..An W o
In
-tart
ilra stn g th ftn V K F v rr ilfrrr l>!txy
Hr an h vr I ir r n th r f»ns go ■*»
giM> gtMi i»\rr a guy ■<* th r) ha\c
ih<> H im iin ."
Hut WHioil ilblr.'f *tirk long to
tl ml Mention to make luu m irguUr I *»u didn’t hit N'ogiknff m iy
•till Ik* thr **|h ii |i I«*'r f lio lf f " hut
thr m n a g rr’* choice n\ another
gujr. When thr Cub* arc playing
■t ) imr WiUon tpnv have tt> ap
pr i»f them by putting l^»u bark
into thr lin e u p but on thr rt»ad
hr'll pirn mhorn hr plr *r*
“ I ib»n*t kn**%* w U l ie thr m at
te r." lo u I m n b
1 tr>
very
har«l hot foifhpg r»tu« h liapt'rpn.
I think maylHr I jn*i • #n’t ) it m
t htrngo "
Hit 'I nhoiiblrfr.l
g.-»l lUktUMfl
lit* «•» thr
Hioat
p it.lirMr*!
rtwkir t • hrruk in*** th* u\« tor
!• glir* **i ) rn »• k*h. ii 1 puilrtl
in ■ ( uh uniform ««i th* *\mr\
**f IUII Mr i 1 1 >r«l iii fi%r minor |
Jonnle Mae llowen
lr« riif« ((’■•ling four *n hiiliqg
Fourth y ear— Dorothy Olilham .i l»»*l ranking «rr4*n<l in thr fifth
Mona Dalbr
In I'* ** at Mi*h|lr r f |h«* Thrr#Uaklng
Flrat year - Fran ri- 1'kp IrMgu®, hi« It. t« pi'i) *■*! * tunr
I*a FID. flra t; Johanna Dallm. ar. |•f ti*i7. m !!•.1*1 .it lu lst uf ll r
ond.
T r o * I* Myiir i| Mm*
'*M I'JIO
, S w hti I y ear—Hetty Tarl»ortiuirh. lit I* a
lr» o f thr
IW iflr
first; Mary lla itr r , Rrcoml
CfWiel l< lyiu- . i l j in.) lD ll. at
Thlnl year Dontihy OWhan*. MiU miL t * f (h r A nirm an
flra t; Jonnlr Mae llowrn,
»ml porlntinn. -**.7n Hr «***nl*re| ■ .241
Ford priparmtlon
Flrat year In 42 C'uli iramre lM*t Spring.
M am c!
n l thr father of Iwo
—June Mr(*til. Johanna DalDi
Rerond year— Betty Jo Hoger*. rhlhlrm . th r mn*l Rutelart •pcruD
hit o ff m*onrntt (ami th tt'a nut
Batty (Jelger
Third yrar — Mary lx>uiae Lr all th? tim r |ilrn*ri iln « in | or
Flla, fir s t; Audrey (Dear, second. playing (hr harrw nlra
F ifth y ra r—Mildred Dennrtt.
Poultry: Ann Mrl*Aln. flra t;
Mary B axter, araond
Gardening: Ann M elvin
Thank* were txlandrd lo Mr*.
Fr»«l Dyaon and Mra. J . P. T h u r
mond for th rlr judging. Alao to
Mr. Ijiw ion, County achool aupt.,
for hla ln l*r*at, and pr*arnc* at
thla 4-11 program
a
“WHERE CUSTOMERS' SEND
Lou Novikoff, Mad Russian, Is Not
Busting Anything, Even With His Bat
FA RM ERS’ MARKET
Bacon, !b,
jt’okl Cuts, Ih.
Ml)Mali HltlaUftk. - - ...
«w
Prim e Rib R oast lb
.w
i%
Vual Roast, lb. .. 32c
r iim ii
lie* f («rn4r 4*«*nne*»lrr4 T»»*irr lb.
im %
i
iii
.
11(111.1 M i
Bacon, lb. •
Pork Tripe, lb,
29c
«n
Roast, lb.
vitiiN
HI Tat
( III IHI %It
Cheese, lb.
\m i
n i « »:
Shoulders, lb.
Loin or Club Steak 43c
W !«
t iii.
Bolugnu, Ih.
29c
L cin -crC lu b Steak * 2 5
White BACON lb. 2 0
FRIDAY ONLY
not i
m sag
FR ID A Y ONLY
BU TTER
CORN
II
ONIONS
3 lbs
10c
TOMATOES 2 lbs
POT A FOES 10 lbs 25c
LEMONS
SQUASH
BANANAS 3 lbs 19c
i ( ITT ( (I..
ri!^ u » :n a i u u .
do/.
2 lbs
EGG PLAN TS
i ;iii»I»ERS
I for
10c
TMT BORAX
1 lb. 15c 1*4 lb. 41/k
NO. 254 Sniders
Cut BEETS. . . . 10c
BEETS
COOL OFF
W ITH A W KI.I.-M 1XKt> DRINK nr a huttla
/rum our co m p ile stuck
of F i c k i f f Goods.
Bill’s Package
Store & Bar
n o r . fuil_hlj u h
c a iiiia u k
r**tk, i.uik iik oo.ja
CA I I Ia ii T tf
llu l l p r 9 l l « - i n
CK I ft'.liV-—< 1 ■!«•». 4.r»| l u f r y
oe
l.U
C U l T l I l i n i K - l l i i l l p r *»r*1 In frj
• I l l . I . l i h w llu l l a k l K i t l f
f r y |X ►)
K (K II*IJ(N T C r a l r . fry. ll.T f-f.M
OKHA
llu lift ..Ml l<*
fry
tin *
fg t
f
l l l a r k r y r ||« l l p r i ka-| Sq
I ' K I T r.ILH I h
llpr
II I I I Tl
I ' r a l r a , «u*t In ft ) f t 19 2 00
l*lfT A T u l J *
llu l l p r
I '.e !
H im
'
II ao-1 21
HQU AHII— llu
la Sir
T 'H I . U i i K S
llpr
U
Y »llo«
II,
.SLICED P IN E A P P L E
19c
2Yi SU N BU R ST PEAILS .. 19c
o f r - R I T E P A P E R ......
M Y-T-FIN E D E SSE R T S
15c
5c
v Swift’s Premiunv
Corned B eef... 23i
(*ra(#a
or*'
1 lb. PARKAY OLEO
rBM M IlM
ROAST BEEF ............
ASPARAGUS, bunch ..
GREEN CABBAGE, Ih
CU TBEA N S
lie
I* C FLOUR
10c
19c
I’ ll.l.v lll *lS
4*n*«»ki
a v a ir v a
8EMINOLE COUNTY
COURT RECORDS
8A LA D f DRE8HiNG ...
t«* OOOn-V.RIPM
APRICOTS---- --------
EGG PLANT, each
4 lb*. ADVANCE
___ ____________________ _
|W
LOWER, 2 lb*.......
■
Under
Ing ConDrive In
1ERVES .. 1 lb 1
TH
CAMAYSOAP
3 for 1 9c V,
PICKLE
KRA FT
>*4|.,M*M*k/*
...
* i
LIMA BEANS 2 for 15c
B PEAQIE8 ilH c
ICB MH**»* S for 23c
YELLOW SQUASH, lb,
P O T A T O E S , 4 lb *.
M u.laid ga* rauata Uuauarltatlon hy pruduemg acute n.flmn
mation of the akin, «>•.* ond
throat.
�THURSDAY, MAY * 8, 1* 4*.
TH E
SA N FO R D
H ERALD.
PA G E SEV EN
H A N FO R D . F L O R ID A
«plre
tplre of joy
jojr for Rpdlind)
Rrdlami) in
In hla
h it way,”
w»y waa th« rerdlet. "The
Kay Lamanno And I III■ tall
U peraon of theif4fiery freah-: aarprDr i* that ha c m taught
maa
;
1 <me with iU^
raaa ’ catcher.
Itooafldez F ig Jt( . ;.”now,C ptthtoi* -ra il It A Ltwtutu:fort____
a r t j* S £ _ thfjT *uiewtured y oong B a f
— — . . . tho' for
„ \ h e w -a w a a h M W l^ A d : Xk%
of ^National tU a p ic Kr*ih~TOn<V catching problem waa »;WFor R(Tu!n^Title title
m an -of-lh r-Y rn r. N*nti
Frrnan- rd fer the year. The perennial
n l I K i i m' t 1.- n* fF Ci k . 1 ■ l i t n t l t a
, fli I kfi
m
'n
in
t
j
tin , Bruton
B rav e*’ b ikllng -lb| Clftcy prcthlt rmif rlrivLnit in run*
co-eonlrndvr with Lamanni' waarrI romolettly *clvrd, hut one
mi____
all f«'l that a big step tuu
for the league lvadfr*hi|. in the' ___
lu te hit department. Iim a roaij U rn taken
battle on hi* hand*.
To date,! C O R R E C T
[N anny'* been in about 20 morv|
In the i
( * m r i than Ray.
Catcher* or* I information .
________
|otoaHly don't work much morr j gIving the |ire-*caaon tin -eff on
than too gam e* a year
Thi* [each National League cu b . the
year, with the accent on power reader* reeelvnl a wrong .te a r
j when Mr M cK rniir writer hi*. on th e lloiton Uraver. and we
daily baitin g order, rhanre* are |quote:
■tha burly hoy lr;m llerkrley will
“T h a B rere* looked bad in exI rttch clo»e to 130 liefore It'* all M illio n b«* »eore* became every
, ovt r.
•
1 team they played war a week or
Down Florida the) liked Ijnn* more ahead of them In training
anno'i work, eerep t for one flaw ecbadule. Their pregram evened
Now and then he’d lore e foul that up by keeping them in Florfly after having it apparently Ida a Week or m ore longer than
»afe In hla m ilt. A glaring weak- any rival outfit
They'll be Iwtnra*. Have to hit abn it .7 6 0 to ta r abaped opening day than the
•lay around If you can't ratrh real o f then ami may be leading
pop file*.
I the league kiav 1 "
One day Hank Howdy, barc-t
W e booted that one. apparently,
hall'a initial volunteer of W o ilJ Our
W ar I, today Ctnry eoaeh. took *bou
a rlrM look a t Lamanno't mitt. In I
And aervamrd.
It waa the kid'* pel mitt
F IL L S 500,000 JO B S
•erved
W A SH IN G TO N . May '.•h. iA t—
ir» at The W ar N a n powar Co mm K * inn
and reported y eaU riay that the IJ S.
y wa* KrapJoyment S erv ice filled more
w reck.1 than a half million >»b« laal
im
F R E N C H O F F IC E R S P U R G ED
MUHCUW. May *H. OFi—Ta%a
reported fmm G eneva Uday th a t
»rv rr*l Krrfifh a ir force and na\hI rcffirrr* hail hern dJwhartf
in a purijt* t»f Aaia-eoUaUkrAtioiv
(■tii s h o « f *yiupathle« were only
lukraai in.
More
iCO liems BELOW March Ceding!
corn rw a
Lowest rice Ceilings In
Tlnn
i own — Compare!
PICN IC
English Cut*
BACON
HAMS
rH0LISJ.Lt
PIICQ
tM KIT Alt
GIANT
ro o u
$u>*u
C t N U it
flo k o rv c d - P/ico; G o o d Thru
QuonliW R o
_____ _ __r ___ _
by ho month In factnrte*. ahipyard* ami
muff* foci lilea with that thing office*, and 60.C0O on firm *.
k tin iw n of the llrilith Royal Army klvjlcal <".irpa *how how Ikey uee
L* in! HtOlfl F«lh
tht n *v attftrhrr boat to food tdvantag* 1 hr*# Uontt »rr mud# up
of a ft ordinar) Hi richer plut a Urge walary iim>( ground itierl M^.lh-al
W o a to rn 5 S la ll-F a d
B « o ll
ardcrJir* arri* shown prvparing lhe strcLchtt iW vi **1 be palirnt i% orntf
Rifely ferried aerott a ititiu n with n* J
W h en You Always Get Good M eat
fort
(i
in Jib //'rf h )
ROUND.
T BO N E.
SIR LO IN
Cargo Ships Play U.
IVnops Get
Important Part In Better Treatment
Allied War Plans Than Axis Forces
S te a k s
L-iam r v
.!tiiion WKat# R#<i
PLENTY of PARKING SPACE
•ion S a n fo rd A v e .
R O /I S T
‘ F R E R - ^ A V K S Y O U S U C H E S S E N T I A U S -A S
C e—G A L L U S tX IH R E G U L A R O R D E R S O F
E V E R Y W EEK.
n i l! D E L I V E R Y S E R V I C E '
u \s o i . i n i :, t i r e s , t i m e .
CLu . s k a d v e r t i s e d
eiuc
IN OUR PRODUCE
DEPARTMENT
IN OUR MEAT
DEPARTMENT
}
hi
—
-« fi u 'i
i f >Mi«f 4W«* lb- iw j
I'*a4 r * u , ■ in u i leitr.Kv
2 lbs. 19c
CORK CHOPS........ lb. 29c P E A S .............................
rt III. Mil* I'lg T all* «wr
m ;w
m op
■BEEF K ID N EY S.... lb. 15c POTATOES
IIKV* (b. ttm
• HI i l l lin r .lO t ll
F R Y E R S ................. lb. flic
2 i ' K n i l U jl ml F ill.H I
TKX 1* %m
ONIONS
2
lbs. 13c
; OLD C U TS.... ................. lb. 27c
CLIIAII4\ni U lb tw
PALACE BACON
..
..... lb. 2Vie
.............
V \1‘ 1-M lllK l.L
f i * * * ■■ Tfct» L **n
.u t il
Ih. 3ic
lim it iiiu i)
r l G F E E T —;:....... 3 fbs. 25c CABBAGE
9
..................
ow
PECANS.........
..........
lb. 18c
> KI.I.UH
lb. 34c !SQUASH....................... . . 2 lbs. 15c
IIHtUKtT I K U b a ‘ — VI-— t--
1
DUlhim i rt' tiolfif In
rm*t'
■hof t Jigr III (hr fip« r futura
It
»*•
»« II no » 1v*||f«*1
7 M Y COFFIE
POUND " ” 1 Z ..... 2 ] c
"*"
o n p A D ................. lb. /r e
m
*'* \ I’ *T I.H IM U T I.U
SUuAK
O
i pc r n l I y "
euperta fig u rr* IH toi % >f m ittal II if new* i t r o
equipment mu»l Iw
Ian !r I
for
*K t ld k u rr li *
each inf n try man
etnl
u t * ad. I o n m ea l. » .
After th ■t U take* llin c lum n
rj< b
i i*l t o*
min Bemernber, ii ribn i-tju irr*
at lra*t I **i<- - m rtr hip* f n tb r
i W
. T .U c ™ 4 5 e
m t t i ii u v k
Pr«aiH
—ailevd
pCAfUCC
iM U u o
• «| l*g a ra *
t*-«a f a ■
..... 1 Q C
IV
M v cr
1
that iiiuml
bh * rvachiilg'
I
port* f»*t«*i i Imn i hey fan
be f
•Lipped * broad Km tom thal cause i
this uNdtrl Ib|fr 1.f rfYrgo KfUCf III" |
elude i l l liintau/cet Ui lihe fFtmla.i
( 2 1 iff eater rreinv luiuuar me
flrrt*; ('ll mom ncneunry tuh'
Tbr »***i bbwNl* l V ................ ...
Uajrv nvr Mkhliri in mmierti m i .
dler, ** t* ■ »** ..................... »
»*-1
Ill t9l i t * 4, wf licnl to win! olhet 4 •! mtliiilifH* <b ‘ . 1 * if* 1
men aro I munUa'iia only
\000 a pier •'( ml -Up|d\ T1*krr|i hi- 1 11
miloa In Krrnr*. thi^ tune, tbrrr'a e r g y h>i*h nn-1 hi* <p i m FH,
tha ;t,000 mile haul hi
w r-lrni
f 1/n.11 mu a! i i i • ■
KuropfL i t e O.OfHi Hide run to Hu* a iui 1*1
-h « . 1 1 N.I* k
l‘
h i rtjid the 12.CNVI rii'lr Iriji
to •tatii' 1 •
wefVI (f.i»11-••'» ml oil
f
the Pactfn fnmt
.. in*
.w | » p . > !
»
lit the tail » i f
I he t i n lu l for
c •I I (
Power* tunt • r^attinufii »ub flt^et •• nce^ . f • * I
».. »•- ..
of IfiO WaacU plearnt e»UJ»uilc* i t f n A i of j* « 1 m * 1 4
v'ry. but tha
S'aii Jap ltelian •Ln k t n N U n | Mill.!* 1h i * " l l l l . 1 •
f r
pMN.i.t*
•*
told I* at laail lhrw« tlutvf thal. Of vegetable*
. ii l
p-uiT' I *
Mnritun *uh* ire bettor, lie, and oiiuree of p*, 1 h 1 .
i
frutt
*•
Ii»
th.
mu*'
lie Albr^l defrnie muit he spread
*•1 her item* 11 .* * . j. h i • .li* 1
thin over the worbl'a ncean*
One o f the A roiy't
h.ijfi*tic* ♦‘ti'lDfCtl
A 1 ** •M' l 411 I' llimtol
month to luppJv
•
lhe
rc war ahlpbulldtrif plan
c «llc^l
nr MX) ahij»a a yaar. There wet*
cipcrta who caltad that total fan
tu lle ant) tm poulblc. Now they're
e ip a c lln r to reach r 2*3nO »ht|»
(O il In 1942*43, totaling around
10-2*10,915 htuu tnna.
Bulldlnw hit a ihJf>*a-day total
f i
2 0 lbs 6 5 c
H i I if III
*• " *" .1 h*|f
P an cak e
BTeamw
P1MRVTO
T H B E SE .. Hwlb.. 24c CHEESE., ^-lb,. 22c
n u
1*
vvry
har.l
to
lin.l
DREFT
D og F o o d
12c Broad
5e Tom atoes
lb.
S w eet C o rn
Ib
C a r r o t s b :h
b 'v c
B . C. P E A S
.............................
5c
O n io n *
fa n c y
2 Ibt f c
F l o n d a - lb
7VkC
P o ta to e s
P o ta fo e s
O ra n g e s
liabert EolUin L, ii. nn* uf th*
ru tlln t itrx m war*bip> and »na
nf tha aarllaat aubDiailna*.
,tol*lr'i Turnip
Dal Mur.to bo I 'A Slicatl
Wlih Ballon Stamp lie 2 — Bulk or I
reg;. 2 f « r J 9 c
R f J J S O w e r g a iir m i
I
GERBER'S
Baby Food*
VAtuaiu
8c
6
Stokaly * Cut Ctatn
l7<:
LUX
i6-»*
, h ■-
U.-r*. tcoth p ii.tr, bultun*. thrvail.
rinrlopv*, paprr. p*|wr clip*. *u*
|w..J«r», dull rlctha. flnur wax,
W A H IU N O T O )). H ay **.
lirbt c«nl«, .typrwrltvr* ribbonrt photographic liltu. Alvin J
Natal CommltUa told reporter* Si.mkopf. A**«clat«i 1'iaaa rv
ynU rday that he balkvnj th- [-n lr r al*o filing ftum l.i.bon in
aakwartna w a g e * " U a been ecu in n a a a aowdlUon*.
iklcrably chtckad and will ba ap
Th* tobacco ration for mra want
prvclakly ch«ck*d through thr ih.-n to, thrww cigaitltM or on*
naW plana that ara no* being thin cig ar dally In iomr local! •
G ito lln * loata t l par e a st Ic m
valurn* by m porm tlon In an a lt ■ In o n ta n k than In a tank
qt
Emieh«d Whtl*
1 %\ t \ 1 in *1 iin*c
Green Beans
whfle
f •••ft ill ink*
1 , cit
•l***-
i
CbalnMn W*Mh *t «k*
SCOTT TISSUE
3 rolls 20c P&G 80A P
TOWELS
........................ 2 rolls 19c
IVORY .... 2 fer 9c
%A VE THR COUPONS FROM OCTAGON
Toilet S o a p ........ 2 b u a U o • SOAPFLAKES
^leanaer .. .....
HUB ¥ £ N A C E c h e c k e d
1 .
Bril lo lm7^19015c Vinoqnr
win con*tim«*d
A la 1 ire part of
’ I" eapendlturv h.-v*r\ir were
f■- *ocn minor nwH'iiiH "f tamp
M' a* ahar Ur» * iit.ih
rn
k*L|>«i and pap* 1 •having arti
•b ■ and pbott-Kiapbi* film
1 »nip lll» mllng tnw. .tviii
II
4H .II M U U l i
ri|f«Te|t* » nb.fir
. •* *ar
I* «t
*f refreabuii'TiU and n* «r I **
Gt.m the ('amp Evrhnniri and it*
-b brnnehea In n typhnl rmditli,
( ‘••I L E (iiKMlrich. ('i*mp E»
<-t miife of Her r report![“.{ imlay
ion 000 I*o|tie*
D our
P e a n u t S lu H e r
I Amp |1[ a nut I Rikf »«*Mli I * 1•*•illIf ll 1
■»mii fly half a millihn ■|<4],n- * r I Ii
am)
APRICOTS
I‘ri •nil*
I h r\
Moic than Ho.umj went fm can*
V O R T H O W A R D " fT ssIT E
W H iA T IE S
COOKS Ot i i CKl Y
TRY I T TOUAV!
flo u r
Mutvlny*
.....
1I
t'R(>oi)Qj
flakes
•>n«l ThlrtMbti •
T ht fn'tijilr w e » e
tol.l it w a - ibt- h*nl»Ki. 1 ib iti e
Kmvian inn, and f >111 I.me* t* ■M’ ltflnaMe ft I
many fut tKa Parifu j ml t.. keep (I H - 7 0 vv > 1 1
t i l l thciw toni (nt ‘ man ain v in *. •It .i|f» a lit lie t n It dee* to alj|»|*Iy 0 man
it*
am tem Kurotwt.
To. move that Inrmaifp
thou
ilUtancC* made r>ct c t * r y
the
irreHe*t uwrehant *hi|ipiiiir pit*
itram In hJatorv Oriflnally. the
S
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*
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1 •n <ildi^at«»rv
III «|| rt Mmm mil
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KRAFT M AYONNAISE............pint 29c
ii* 2 9 c
3EMW0LE .
:y c l e a n e r s
■
v a -..-
Dandy-Uno
N IB U T S
C o r n - O f f-
Th*-CoM
lm a -2 f 2 » c
�Frath-Drc
BUTTER
#
bit*. War
Lemons 6
Pure Creamery!
»J » G /.««
W /s
fifxy rW>^a
10c Cabbage ib 2V4c Onions 2 it* 9c. Carrots bdi 6Hc
E
m
T« i #i T*fl#w
Fancy Florida—Ib
P E A S
1 0 c
Golden Grain
Pound-*
POTATOES
Now Ga. Cobblers
POTATOES
\A «n (am p ’s
A NTW A N D D E L I C I O U S T R E A T FO R
M A C A R O N I A N D S P A G H E T T I L OVERS
Coolti
*■
iff
«■
ROUND
SIRLOIN
T-BONE
in 7 mlnutet...Tender but Not Dough-y,
D eliciou* c o o l e d with r ic e . . . in • pilau . . .
with t o m a t o .* . . . t h . t a i t i . i t dish o f m .a t t o
b . told , anyw here, and a t a low p r i c . file th it
it '* a th rifty dithl £
Tandar, Juicy
A co rn Brand, S liced , C e llo p h a n e W ra p p e d
Bacon
P ol R oast
R in d le ss—lb
Smother & Fry! Tender |
Ctw*l« lib er Clear
INTRODUCTORY. OFFER
Smo. Bacon tb 27c Bacon m
One full'rirr package of Via Camp’s T«nd«ronI It given
n i f with ibt purchase of two packages at the regular
p ru t o< 2 for 19c. If you don't tay that Teoderool uatca
t ruer than injr macaroni or spaghetti you tree tasted,
hnng back (he empty package with the two packages
you bought and get your mooey beck. Title offer la good
lung at our supply of introductory packages lasts.
Fred Herman'* A uorted Slice*
Georgia Cured, W hole or String Half
Picnic Hams
l * t i e Faille
Rolls
OUf
2
Tender, 5! <e d F e d
lb
21c Liver
JrtjKGf&jr<4
V/oittm Cut l*ef
23c Cheese
ib
17c
WITH
] £ £
Van Camp's Pork and Qeant •IndlonapoRf,Indian
F
1**1
Hamburger ib 23c Tongues ib 25c Kidneys
packages
a WAY
Made and dlitributed by the maker* ot Pamow
C r e e m . C o it i ij e
lb
PACKAOI ( OI V? m7
ib 19c
Ctvol'AqL—
T IP R A R Y
Lean, Tender
T E A
w
1 5 c
SMOKED SAUSAGE. Red Unfa.____lb.
PORK FEET W*st*m Cut.___
BEEF BRAINS Select Set*____
SPARE RIB ENDS leen, Meaty.
PORK CHITTUNGS Western
BORDEN'S SILVER COW,
SALAD DRESSING—
musseCm a n 's
APPLE SAUCE
RTHEAN or.NAVY*
STOKELY’S FINEST FRUIT
Soft As
DINTY MOORE
WATER GROUND
BEEF STEW.
M E A L
STANDARD TURNIP,
SWEETHEART TOILET
STOKELY’S FINEST GREEN
KEN4r*AT10N
i ma i n
fu u a
Shoulder Cut*
PORK STEAKS
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AN
IN D E P E N D E N T
.S A N F O R D
H E R A L D , F R ID A Y ,
Enters
s Rage Over Mexico
War On Side Of
Battles United Nations
an Struggle
tP
ie Of Enem y'
e Against Bri
ls Doubtful;
Nasi Unit Repulsed
t
*
J
fly
Declaration
Axis Ih
Tomorrow
ident A.
Here’s Why Gas Is Rationed
D A IL Y
e
r
- M M F O t eB o tn H fl
a
l
!
BUBCCT AND
SMS FO R WAR
*
B O N D S AND 5T A MP 5
N EW SPA PER
MAY
29.
Member Aaaoclated Press
1912.
NCM HKH
*
Chinese Fight
iTo Stave Off
Jap Offensive
Against
Expected
By Pres
Camacho
Warplanes Of Allies
Strike Again At
Far-Flung
BattleFronts Of Enemy,
Mexican Cabinet Meeting to Declare War
illy
M EXIC O C IT Y . May SO, <Ah—
M ritro went to war ag ainst the
A lls yesterday, although the for.
V iolent tan k b attles a r e
a t T o b ru k 's o u te r d cle a s e s today w ith th e out-.
J t >me o f G erm an Field M ara h a l R om m el's d rive on th e
n o rth A fric a n s tro n g
hold
rem ain in g
doubtful.
K tU aolinl added Italian tro o p s
^ re
p a r tic ip a tin g ..
F ie r c e
S e r i a l fig h tin g Is tak in g p lace
i r l r the desert battle.
raging
British
'A O rrman arm ored force
a lta r slipping around
t°*3v7thin ■n hour a fte r the _
positions aa far aa Sidl
dent's addraa* the Cham bt. _
M m ilts Inside o f the
Deputies rrctlv rd the bills au
defensive ly item In the
thorising the P resident to declare
desert.
war, govern by decree and sus
' t i t s reports from the front said
Issued by the Office of Eiaetg saty Management in Washing pend parts of ut« conxlitullon.
•Kent reel
“never
had
a
tun.
th
is
map
a
ip
la
ln
,
why
gasoline
la
being
rationed
through
ih*
A committee will report to the
a " with hla two-pronged ofO baarven agreed
S toward the B1 Adam area ■a i tern s ta tu . A i l , subs have cut the tanker route which form erly house today
Woirifa o f Tobruk and toward Blr brought petroleum to the east. Pip# Ilnas, autos and railroads now enactm ent wwiltl be quick and
probably unanimous
Tne Senate
Hacbelm U mile* farther south. haye In carry yes ami ell to the reflnertrs
Making the problem will then act and the President
Hour* before he launabed hla a t
more
difficult
is
the
feel
that
Irani
pur
lotion
In
the
affected
area,
then may make his declaration.
tacks, they aald. “ the sky was
filled with R A F flg h lari and le hravtly rongeited.
bo cn W s which strafed and bombcolumn,, airdrom e, and
iw MembershipDnve |Kiwanians’ “ C dery” Picture
By C. Ot C. Has;
Appears In 200 Newspapers
54,000 As Quota
. Ah' a rtault, the Aali forces
reported “punch drunk" b*w»rs well atarted and.
Dh 0 an. Blr Claude Au-t
had an lid poled the dt"l the mala assault around
Mis sad placed a crack
dir Men theca, they w en
Citrus Grower Recreation Group
Tells Of Value Is Divided Into
Of Farm Bureau 3 Main Divisions
Growers A re Urged Service Men, County,
TJh UnHe^Bjr. R JJ*
£lvlc
Committees
"KdWw Of Orbmdo ^ Reported f rhymed
" f a n r u n , u never before, neod
to aUnd together with • almpU
C rpooo ond a common haedquari In Washington to take care
of tho Interval, of tha former,"
A. If. Krone, citrus operator of
Orlando, declared a t a meeting of
tn# Seminole County Farm Bu
reau a t the Court House Wednes
day nlrlx. *crerdlng to County
Agent C- R- Uawson.
Mr. Keene's subject was "Why
I Joined the Farm Bureau". “ It
la a atron* national organisation
tew British lines were intact, and which la becoming a factor In
Washington,” be said and offered
aa an Illustration the return-load
regulations soon to go Into ef
fect on all trucks. *"Wil» will be
disadvantageous to farm Interests
and the Farm Bureau Is (nine to
get these regulations modified,"
he aald, "and If the Farm Bureau
were even stronger that It
is,
there would he leas trouble In
getting
these
changes
made."
u . although the fightC. K Bradshaw advanced a plan
Increasing to Intensity.
far conducting • membership earnpnlgn. which llm members of the
bureau will follow. Tfce director
for each agricultural Industry In
E fe S & ^ R H ir
Thr** main diatMMi
ganltrd In tha Recreation Cam■railto* of Ih* S o sto tit County [>»fans* Council ut In Initial meet
ing last night. Chairman Frank
Pulley, rector of tbs Roly Cross
Fplscapal Chart*, announced this
morning.
Tha divisions a n U ric, which
La mainly for yitUg people In
outlying
Sanford: County, (a
com muni tl ; end terrier man,
n t* M stationed al
for the man
lha Naval Air Baas here. Many
dlacuatM at the meet
liUto a r ra n g e m e n t.
hare bacn formula tod aa vat Th
purpose of lha ccynmlitre Is to
roordlnat* and tactire recrea lional facllltiaa for th* people
Bemlnol* County.
Th* Clrie dlvliloa, under T- W.
Lawton, la coneuread with play
ground*, jpUeoa to dance, swim
mlng faoiflUM and aports activi
ties. Ulhar m m bore on th* £*(entire Conun! ttoo^tlf^ this group
Higgins, Mrs. M ^ r S m l t h and
rbs county
B e*. W. P.
committees
fiw tV ," wiU «
fay WtumnPlty to
work on recrea Uooal faclllllt, for
their towns. Othor
I
members or
this group are Mrs. H- W. R uck
• M u f : Ctoffaldar.
Dawson aUted, " I bellen that
rrcry one Interested In tha wel
fare a t Bemtaote County should
become aa sc tire or association
member of the Farm
Bureau. er. Mr*. C. W . laWll and O J .
This bureau has powerful forces Pop*.
In Its support sad seen greater
Captain Geovga Wood* of th*
possibilities with this
coming SalvMion Army hand, th* Barvko Man's Division, which will
it Lee Butrier presided seek to prorid* «nl*rtalnment.
both
nt tho bon* and.
eating gad Introd titled
for *nli.Ud naan,
tty trill bo Un
Other
"W ork O r.F ig h t1
Board Is Told
Not To Release
June Tire Quota
P rttil
« mi plant' h a rc n > lMartI'd IihImi to linvu h1ruck
h(
tin
.liiiu iiifM ’
f u r -f lu n g
. lm U li f r i > n lw h ile
('h i u n g
T he
Foreign
Ministry
anROUnred lair In the crnwdrd day
that It had instructed all It* rep
resen t* t h e , -bro ad In advise tne
governm ent- t« which they are
accredited that M e tr o con,Hires
i& k m ,
herself no
* belligerent ally of
the ST olh rr United Nations.
A momrntnu# m -ellnv of the M cllran cn inrt Is |<i<-|iirr,l > l« v r, a , l*icsiilrnt ,\»il« I -m».
The fftro) • Ben* l/ntrifctrd
ikflil they should rnptM rr Ih * war ( r ir h ll railed Its mcmliec, together lo illscu.* .........
kl- b iii ,| thr A n - f IIouiml- lit. - k
aa having »tartrd when P rfiid rn t two M r,le an tanker,.
Th, cabinet decided lit ■ -t ■ ......... .I ,
I., I ., I , , . , ,
Avila Camacho « m t b ffo rt the
Of >'*r
S h o rn , left In rlghl, s i r tlen A n -cli,'" ' I .
-.
,,f S . . i . I
,
special i r s i k n of C o n / m i and
.
Iro n t Ini l ><! Muff
Aikad IU authority to declare Alcmuii. Sec r» l ary of (be Inter b n ; sod tin , Sn» .nl ■, ...
war.
It will hr the first dec
laration of war In Mrxlcan hla*
Pr***>
A , v { ■1 1BS
A llie d
. mal
declarati on
by
President
| Manuel Avila C a m a c h o is not e apocled until S a t u r d a y .
—
205.
Mrtnl*a I . -if •* -
I hit* a- 111rtr*I 1, *
1.
f...
Kour-Day C a m p a i g n '»"•
To Start June 9,|
Higgins Announces (urt-
•>
'
.1 4
rriMitr ■ i f its
1 f*‘friii‘imt • i Itr
OlUlrti Kl wnk ^ * ,4, ■■
t Imii ' f
Hrm lca
d n i c o f f n ficre u
>dli'ii.i\itig a in s t
II tlie (h in ia c a s t
t l u i n i o . a i Iii > ( l n i i . ' s . Ii i j*h c o m ,,, ...............
•f t iti ml K m h v a. t ha
. I m v m . ii ; a •I|■t! ■*1. In " v i l l i tn u u r
»MU.|. .U Jut* r u r f i iy a l t a c k i " .
V fa.*t * a l
n r«Kti>ir for tho
l*i ,ik uu (al
rapital
of
1 Ii. blie.ifa:
K aMhkIV n P'lit thi J a p a n r v r ln^ ad *
m n f n r r n i and a t a
h H I hmi ich
nii’klly,
h « v r I mfco r c r* ih-ii
Ii
fin kmc
I pbUt il >*ilh 111MIU(A|hI * kl|l#d. tho
in■ ml Mhnouncsd
1 h|in . h i Ii
I in t iii 11* »i «i k iim« Unitfnl that
I 1; lo II I.»n l« ** r' » i i c hfRvy and
m
|> ii iu !
to—acI J*jM*Mrwr gulnx to -
*« »111 H11 •I*v* a
1 ■ itprtfM »
pi inti . tijrrtivp of
Mim\ ' big drive
h, •c 1 Kt . Mnrtfil p m " 1 n<c t* h k h
" i k ■*
,
• it- m ) um pi Ft* off
m
w i 1
k» HgAirtat iip « n ,
i .i i f .
rt - -* ♦u tl f 1••1 1> thr rily
f 1 1 * i- in i him -r K*niit last
.*.■1.1
H i- t ..t+it ra-lir ted h J» p 1 him
, Iran-i Dml it hkt»l ftoltfll
1 hi Lifc-h fu um am l -p rclflcaJly
I »u . r It 6 k
f t .. f i l l '
... -41*4.1 till M . .
If
U4|f
»f4 tl-*4 .1 I IU» I a|>nnrnr klllrd In four
.1 th, # |J
.. n,14
* t * . h. . 4 * * VriR* - 4* i, <- in |Im v k mtty uf
H
i„
-mh.T
....... . , l(
. , , nl«4||{ K '«h 4* 1* H1..I 114 *ddti lun ln|d of
ih*
1‘irttfr. in a h k h lha
of
th«
ISlbth
‘
f ,-u f hi pft«.|utl
- p*u 1 * K 11(4 1 |
(v i 41 hated aim
I hi t tub 11 uin .1 1 Ih
H i th* liaih
« ••- • s r»64■r4fa;4-1 i "1 r ml. |.
'hr*46v
\ i r 'Vunalderibte.**
| , T *”- ............ <■ " ' l l ’' iii i *i 1,1 niMllHfaM l .if 1hi Hi i ' ( ■ i*m 4 -Hid 1 r h ■*1
J,
mir
i
■■••N!•
1 J.4 ii'«ui J apart m r a tt e m p t OH
m« dir - *Ml|> i ..si .ii - •U'l . hi*.
, *,’t’
1,(1 •‘1 ri 4 1 .4
1riM inl). It w#
h nthu «. >, j•|*mi r<ntU « it« made from
41 fuillt h l«f Ul4». lu fM
incit tirtl In tin U* - 1
-n- . i i t .
\ ft•*1 fuibng Tueadey
0•>'*
At ii rwertlng of the M f in k i
|hi|i and Pu blklt ) l o m m i t l r r *
( hambrr of Com m rrrr ImpI
that t hr
hi, It w*a
«M decided
dfcli
im b tr of Comm* e quote [or
the membership drive in I v t ’ « ill
b# $4,000. and Uxil will alert n
Q uotsi for tiraa, lu b e , and re June 9. laatlng for four
cap* for Ssm lnole County
far 8 acre Very Edwird
lfcini
m | Flwiid* Hbhnt k >
Mlggina
' 1J--------' H
Juna will not be mad* public, tha ifinouncetl todgv.
. It will lw di-i*l.*k..i
Rationing Board announced today f The quoin la In c n a itil b> |1 ,(»W | forthmruing hi ..........
a fte r receiving instruction, front • fe r leal year1! amount bccauat j al ronventiun
1
IKr
■ •,!».
•• b r might
ought
Up
0,000
up 110,0
- < -of m * in* i . i « f or * - r - r o m l a t
tri.h. c* till ft I m* 111*! l h l m j g h o u t >•#,"
i»‘«
1 n «ti-i
m* ■t
I r i •I* '■ ■l■«i1ftg ill n J n p ir u s e
i f the inerteaed ectivitita of lha < month
nun.
jk
4rnnlM tlon end atytrel Impor
The pu tuit hht-w* itiniuiiva.
"XU U kr*» are prohibited from UM porieeie now pending
re Mli« Drrmfhr K»r»* f..r.| ^rnunofr f
» R h ,h*
n A r nr>' releasing to the press or public quire additional revenue. It we
High .Nchtri.l mu.it i r . r l t n
*r« i [ " •
*'*»
•■mpaigff
n
Information on eounly qooFlan* were dlacusaed t*» *tl on !t*|. of . huff* 1-lb - f r**|-[ “■**»• l,u 1
*I*IM
M. ih. '
t>a board w o , Informed. N o jb * «a*d In the campaign
reason w a , gi ven for not ralaas
|f. H. Coleman head, the Mem
"**
f ig u re ,. I t l> tierihlp groun. which Is com po scl
rip e c to d that th * numb er of ti re ., I „f C har lv , B r a d .t a w . ( r t o r r r |tl
l^ i
.V1' 0^ 1 U l h F |*hop, TV. A I c f f l e r and Walt er
coon ty I , I , * , th an th * M ar quota. I Coleman; The following m ember.
Which W *, only abo ut half of t h e , „f ^
publicity Cnmnritlee were
averago q u o ta ,
In
proceeding . , ! * « p r o w n t: R. U l»*an. T Brad
m cn Ua,
|fQt^ Byrd, C h art* , Morrison an.)
A recent W as h in g to n dispatch '
reported th at f e w e r l i r e , will lie
mad* available In J une than In
■ * T . acco rding to an announce
rnent by P ric e A d m in is tr ato r J *<jn i
H cnd «no n. Jn t h li dlap«Uh. thr
Florida quota w a , „ t at 07« new,
. U T ,*
..
, ,,
,
o s . s c n g v r Uras. 4.911 passenger .. A T t -AMTA.
May ,
r e ca p ., I J U t p asseng er tubes. V
K.* ~ * . U; *'albralth drpuly ( l l A
« 7 truck t i n * . BJlkl trucl. re ■dmlitUlr*t..r.
mday
sharply
c*p», and 7AS J tr uc k tu be.
‘ Hilled certain l . r y e m e . i |4rk
^ri m rrpr^*tfiling only thr m#
h>r Jmfuitry h i t l* r»ot c n t r r r d
I Km Sin k >
rr>
• rr
Sh*»»*n t.*i!h
F,
I
lint (•*' i
M i-*
Nunfortl i \*iio<
|»rt>i<btit «i f I < f>
U n it iji<*ct*xui*
lb*
f f-
,MilMu i bin,- • go ttful gteat front,
Th* \nmmn Murom rrgtotl to thlF
-.rI "i i ifiii- high ti'mmarui f#» ♦ .. !
t'liii
W■
l hinr-i
foree*
had
i.wf*y poinla*
Irng>ufh.
that
th ty
now
mi tha city it*
i m i v p i g tug
. ih** J i p a n c j o
Additional S u ^ a r Barrage Blasts
Ih Available For (■erman Division, j
Canning Purpo.ses Russians Report'M orris Completes
.Some Meat Packers
i 65 -H our Civilian
Fall To Co-operate!, m
T,h'
*t*
> ,n - 1
1 14M
" I Protection ( l a s s
* f,,r • - » > "
* l. u h
‘ •■fk*
fi ll
"if"
t
j 1, , the I f ,
si Ittl
|nf„ r „ , . ,
| b ,,.
,. «
ruh
. It
lt « tf.t- uni
ruling
| hi1111 i,f
i >u
in t|ii« r t - of i ii rim t(
I• ,
v* m» iiiliduiirril
1! I
Vfeelfi* . h c o i t a n of th.»
1- f I HiiiiitiM helm niton a rid Mor
,,l< |im isiuii ,»f tin I»ff< m r t'ounp t( * I'll t ri I( h Ii 1
»« r >'
f hi »tfi i m , .S"V m t
l»'s« k ! til
Ihtn Relay (uiu(delcd a two
(loopw
1
*
n
ruled
oh
pi
Ur
wr»k* <Sr* hour cuuriM* oil rtvil lin
(Mhff *1*1 >|U(~nti*ii)n mill nil*
I
hr
f
t
ngiiirnlf*
w
it
h
h*i
)
U
piuti**
Hun at the U n lv e rs lly of
Wfra f*i|Inw
j*friM*t|i't i||a|iHlt hi'* mi I
I loi kIm nrid aminuivrrd th a t elasfiQ Ikifi the N’ iivv ii**- much
Th*
y o> *>t nmt-nt
mot*• ‘ (-* in g en eral il flr r u r
lutijact-f
t»ll T
A I'M illy*
A httiglr l»«t
•■W i t % pr»»« r o nfart ner hrrv
Ifk .-I ,» i r |ko|t* *1 the l»r rnk I Ii
gh mill - 1 •1 1 h e r r n r l l week for tho
ilfvhfp luffn« F.MHt.lHMi |fnllonu
MIDLANb, K k h . May »
M".
of >111 t(
il v ' Ilf If « 1 I '1
............. o n ..f
thr i iv limn 'Ir fe m e
l furl to himki i* fournl I r *|* lo \u*
~ t h * m l a U Dbw C h . m l c . l
com
•Ml
I t 1,0 hi m nt
k* itliMiit
1’ * " L
Ui* ii * W s of
thu gvolwU
p i n y (aid today th a t retreading ______________WHATHKM
_________________
J tluJlai
1min
1 til I f o r n m
Th«j In* Tf r
’ fif T?ir T h; nt i.
1 fb ♦
\| I V|,pi f ig rcrrl i rd hi* diploma
of worn out aut omobile t i r e , al
'
aiinu nmoiiiii of oil Miiiltl tre (|l«tin tool t Imint-il Ihv hulk
<
fit Tttferl nf thi- vinlver»tty,
F L O B I O A — fventhroeil w i r n 1
mi.. f * « t i i w i«» run i .ipoot ^
lha n u . a f . o million , n w U i by
1 ,*•nur* hn>i l*e* n -t,
1
•
»
hi.
h , 11it 11f Ir « him
«»n in»trUrth* end of I p . , will bo possible *ll$| occAilonal ahowrra thla nf 1 pl ra au rr •- r - n yrmr
,
i >i
flu- p i u r o * hr took
Ho
HcmlUrni
1 «'» t j I’lKtu g» l (,'toi i nmr-i
by th* uia * f th * new thlokol 1'rooon and tonight
. fn*.I
Mill, Iht
following
\ \r•
I liin t *
typo .ynthckw
rubber
drvelope,! ' hun de r, how ere over the anuth JM*» 1,MI « . *
,ii *1 hour* mi rial attmrk
I -kill* e| ( k|'l*t •
k» Dow.
j i-ortlon
. i
i. (ii*.
i tv ilmn protection
v* ttiAfiv m i l t - |t* i g«i
i 11 mu four lumfR. £ * * prt>Iilfl
M 14*Mk f r l -* A
A light
. ipimtcr
r* • 1iMU I l hour • , Inn nd la ry
proI 1 H Afiiv (nnk g i l u only mm*
I'nirlnir
fneiii.il ni nr hour*, plant pfutecmilr (HI gallull (if |SR« hritvj
a to. f- ..f
iiith
f
i
r
ho
ur*,
local
tralnlnjf
tank ■ ninth |i«* Umn th a t'
M ach al l-rdur
fom
ho u r *; citlsen*
p r olrt lJo n
Q Ait- |»* rk rhtifi* iifitlrr it ............. ,1 u -Mht r**l
iDf|i* I t h o u r * ; anrl ge n era l i«b ipvctal p u r r crlllng ?
A Ham. r» lufi *■* >*f lank*
baron nmt nltirr Juirk )ir«MJucU
j, M u IcImh ii f 11£f»t 1nir I* MMinjir 4tii Iit t > 1*1 hour*
J hi- RrhiHil l* drtf nf the I h r t*
Semi nol* County cllisaa* pled. Bear Lake wa. second high In which rtfirvaruL riowrly half nur III 14111' >1*4 lor of the nof lliW I aluMI f
<d 1161,710X 0 par year Tor the Immediate purchase of the bonds m r a l suppH - a r r unilrr a par
frotit
whrrr thr (irim an * In* I i hi*i a i r iw'lnif conducted In tka
it ro ver* thr ao u th aa it,
purehnao of wnr bond, and arid stamp, with 13.06X60. Thl. rnanrnt iriling at w holraa lr
Mill rm ft Mful lurk'* quant 11it » o f' nittioM
stamp* In th* Bvary American community pl*dge<I (736.60,
In
Q- A r m ' I » r m l
rnnuif Ii « hi imnIi tlwl>, the roiMMioohpti in id ntily five men fro m Florida
Cafivmaa drive and bought 1 1 1 ,- all. there ware 1,106 plodge. In b e d pugfir mill r«m* m igar In t h h arii'l
flu thr Kalin hi front tin may attend durknir the tw o wetka
Cnl
M c lU U o n and bln
M T J I ' worth of th* ascurHiej th* diaDkt, which I, .lightly leu country t<* make up fur cane
Army drove thr (iirmiiiv r l o > o
wkll* Ut* campaign was bring than 10 percent of Scmlmil*'. ■ugar In thl* c ou n tr y to make from two (Mipiilatcd (ilarc* ami sta ff fiirmerly uf the F^Ijtwood
conducted for a total pledge rf total population.
■ugar lu/xr* In t h r r h l h p p i n c a ? they l*fl ►evrral hundred dr»d *m At venal tn Maryland, ar e the In*1 luctllf *
1170,101.01, Frank Brans, chairT h * rekry farmers could have A— No, llcforv Iho war wr Im- the lint lie fir hi.
Retreading Said To ISS.’J U f f V .
Be Possible By M3'™. T ’C T .'IX V .S .^ K .
Total Seminole Pledge In Bond
And Stamp Drive Is $179,408.05
nun of th* canvnae, announced mad* a much greater ptadg* of
r e t a r d * / in kin final report on bonds and atampa If It had not
hoc* for the low prk* of celery,
O r n I t i y w t of Sanford r«t- and they could not m o their way
tdrita, U l F o f thorn, pledged to Hear to pladg* tha amount that
toty a certain amount of bond, they would Ilka." Mr. Evan* elat
er alamp* during a certain period ed. “ADo many eeaaonal workof tint*. Thu total pledge In tha era did not elgn lha piedg* a ,
City w ia. l0d X 60.60, with l i t , - thrir jobs'w ere uncertain. Th*
711 spun* on tounadlat* purehas*. uutortelnty of many bualnaaa men
However,
“ “
‘
‘ hlfh was another cause.
L ast •very gain has Intimated that he
(74X 0, wlIJ (pry more than hla piodgt if
k* fa HnandnUy ehl* to do eo.
poriotj Lwu thinJ* of our iugir.
— With army food prepared
In. bulk while home food come*
from million* of *m atl-«tia can*,
doetn't thr army actually u»e
lea* canned food 7 A — No.
A
soldier eala twice a* much call'
ned (ooti*
a civilian.
My hou*# bum nl. Can I
rebuild un th. u m , foundation, j
F.sS. PlnncH Fijrht
Puck Of Ax Ih S uIih
ST LUCIA. May it. >d*.
I'nlUil Stairs I'laiipa ,ni< :r.|
l>ark <if A il, submarines a
wi thout a prio rity ?
A __ You're
off I’ort Castrie. late
In a tough .p ot, m is te r. Thvore-1
W a r Department ha* f irs t p r i o r - 1 yrsterilay whlla Ih. ilestruyrr
fllskrlsy, damaged by a furt k a l l y , you can rebuild, but the
redo three day. aarller, llniiwl
Hy on lumber th e** d a y s.
20 mllea from the Vichy French
Q.— A r e fresh f r u i t s under the
Island of Martlnlqua here. Ilunpries celling T
A — Only banpndmla of peraen* ashore watch
ed the attack, Watcher, rail
at least one submarine must
hava been sunk Judging from
Utt quantllks of oil that float
ed on the lurfac* after the
15- minute bombing and depth
charge attack by the United
btalas planes. No official an
nouncement of the sinking was
City News Briefs
a good attendImportant boat,
upon, he atated.
Meanwhile, Rio Da Janeiro,
B ru ll teday claimed tha (ink.
ing of twe Axis aabe, and tha
capture of a third and mother
-—
i*
* \
Mrn. Bradley Die*
After Year’s Illness
'Iii.nuirita Tnmlln.ott Brad■ lr>, rr-i d e n t uf
.Sanford
.Inca
Hum. dinl a t 13: 06 A. M. todAy
|al her hniti* on 316 W e a l ThlCteenlh U lr eet following a year**
Illness.
M r ., ilrad lay was born in Pai ak i and wa a a member of
lb *
F i r s t B a p U . l Church. Bhe la it)
I rived b y : b ar huiband,
W.
1 Brad ley of Sanford I one da*
ter. Mr*. J . B. WUlDm* of
Point; two grandchildren. M i
I and John
William* of
Point; on* too, Walter L>
I .o n who D sUtlonad w i
___
United B la lea Array: on* alatar,
Mr*. A. E. Dobbin* ot K a n fo r i...
Alto four brelhira. If. A . Man
ning of Sanford, John E . Man
ning of Now Orleans, O- A .,
Manning
of
Tampa and X, •
E.
Manning who reaid* to / .
Taxaa.
F w a ta l u rei aaa
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W E D N E SD AY, M A Y 27, 1 M 1
3 A N T O R S). F L O R ID A
T fe E S A N F O R D
6000 SERBS KILLED
Boston’s Braves
Retain Grasp On
Second Position
J.7I .
•
SLUGGING *SENATOR
lioaioa
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Pet* Fox singled and Ted Wil-I
ttam i smashed' hit 1 1 th horn* run!
of th* ae*aon deep Into the a t-|
tembljr of <00 tcldiert and tallor* In th* right/Uld itand* »t
Yankee Stadium.
Keen thl* tremendous blow wse
■„ sntl-cllm ai, hewtvar, for the
world champion* already had proelded th* more than 11.000 cuttom an with a show In th* first
Inning.
E x p e c ts
B e a rs
G ood
^ T T ie ^ tr m V ^ J r r e i have taken,
or aoon will taka. Al Bal.l, Norm
Stand lee, Ken Kavanaagh. Boh
Swisher, Georg* MeAfea, Joe
Manlael, Al Forte, Dick Plasman
and Joe Mlhal—about 83 percent
of the team.
N I C K ’S
Package Store
Spence
A OATGeJCr LEApCR TUtY YEAR,
a r e n e t . « rr less i h v i w o
ieA^M C f MIS LAST YMKE-fc S E ATOMS
this location. Now serins
m l time for ihnsr »h»
able, Iwenuse of d*-|*a*n<
join the aimiHl fni«r. In
p art In lHa grval wsr U
The o|iepi»g of « Inrg
of airports III our stite
crease the demand fnr
engine mechanics There
uailflestlnns ihsl mu.l I
TUI class li you rove 1
D e fe n se S h o p N e w s
ALEX R. JOHNSON
Thetr youthful achool days will
live for»v*r In • picture
made by
R O B E R T L. COX
PROTOCRAPHER
The Essex Studio
, lM N. Park Ava.
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lord. psaUag, F uilag, Prhvalt Reacts. Ceff«e«
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weeklag er vaeatlealag hi Bahfeed. • Lew
ly rate*. Farmiahed ' ream* ta d i * g l * l s t a
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SECURTTY FEEDS
S W IF T S R E D S T E E R
E G O M A SH
C H IC K R A T IO N
B R O IL E R 4R A T IO N
G R O W IN G M A S H
B A B Y C H IC K S o f th e
b e a t q u lM y .
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.
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Ilem edles
fo r
rntlle,
b o s*
and
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FEEt> & SEED STORE
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By PAU L ROBINSON
~ BUT I WAS »oaytcgm gto
EhirEGTAlN |---n H IM .'- y
THEY WANT" TO
BE At0W€*
UMAX AM I TO
DO P U T A
w h At i t m i
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BA&NCAM P
M O N iG K r/o u r o a n o R t i g o
I H A W A U T R E MATTER TO j -
C K w r//" tajce i r e a s y ME MAY STX& r A fiG H T
Of
(i
j,
l i l t H W a JOi ft
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Met
l*i.#1
IUII John
A COL ON 11A TIOn COh
.AT ROOK 1 PAQ| ft*
f.er r* nnor
N
Itun W li# ri N l?;t f|
*n U h | M.spifvre H»ty
A k . n t U k r f a |S . , f „ s
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AMISOID PLAT f\ |
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——— T , AB o u t y o u |
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tn v PLANTATION
lAlt IS
n** Its II N
MK , ,,,
linn N its n w , , ,
_f* ? <•> u r. ,i. ,i
K K TT
I KNOW DAD MSANS WELL, BUT
JE E P E B S D A siF V CAME TO SEE
j
Butler Will
W»bb K H
fUl John
I’nliRi i n
I'nknon n
I *nbrtn» n
N#«l> Annie
N»#lr Annie
1‘nlintiesn
t'nkrv.wn
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l nliirntn
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Jackson Wm J A IW I
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l.'slmonn
t'nhrwikn
BOOK « PAQI «p
Dmllh M M Heir*
PAQI 114
Johnasan A I.
lull
Ships must h* built faster If
w* are to keep the war from our
shores ami this lntr*»s*s lb* de
mand for welders There *m no
qualifications to* a man to meet
to barome n welder esrept bvinB
able to do a good d*»e v/ork. Wlm
the opening of the Government
ship )n>iM In I'anam* City with
in tie nt..* HO days. It becom.s
apparent th at the government will
celt a giaal number of welders lo
aeor* ■ run.
Chet Rosa opened the second
■tans* with his second homer of
th* season and after two s i r s
out, Johnny Cooney singled, Mae
Waet w ilkrd and Miller tingled
to renter scoring Coonsy.
Boston's other run cam* oil
Koalo In th* fifth on single* by
Clyde Kluti, Frank Damase* and
Habby Blsll.
C o m fo r t!
ATI
1*11AH, ntsekays— llu llp r IA4-I.44
I I J I 'H H B — llu
llp r
II.U .I.T S
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r O T A T O C B — Ba l l p r
Had
Bits*
11.44-141
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Craaka
U
n m k good IWittff*
- T>icr« r. room In.
of lh«
welding cUt**ft for addllionil
tr*in«*« ind t U f f l» room In the
Airplan*
for a
limited
number of n*w trmincc*.
jr O T T C E
I
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BEB3RE '<OU OONOENW Let t a ro ra h a m n g D a re s,
LISTEN TOTW5 B C D S
w ill
VOTE O 'J F r? A S P E S / G N A T i O J
praDM TliG l l u O Will v\ € -v
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n o t i o n wirw H i r e a r
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1 TE JO C C D
H fl 2 N T O G O N T O r
THAT 0A N C E / - --------- >
WELL L
YYEOWE
ETTA AN
p l e n t y
.'
F A IR B A N K f t -M O R f lE
D IS T R IB U T O R
w e l l e q u ip p e d
any
re p a ir*
m a e h ln e ry ,
o th e r
N u n n -B u a h
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GRADUATION
PII0T0GRAPHS
S.
BP.FORT NO. 1U
SA'frdftD BTAT* fA iR r.H I'
MARKVT
M iic iU A N E o n r a r r r a n d
VEflKTAVlJS RKfORT .
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1641
piM * a
l . n. t u i
rtsAOYDA fRODl’CTI
IlKASS-llu llpr T4»4#ffrMn. or*
to fry IM -i n . Lima UTWW
lu llpr Bultarboan# M.H-I.7S
lir.KTA—llu llpr.
U
m ils , (Iffiri—4 Doe Hi# II IJ I.M
dot Itc-tto
r \ llliAr||*—Ton, bulk lIM-iec*
liI ufTia—llu llp r |H*l.lft
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Iu
t r r l.’MIinRB-nu llpr ord to ter
II M.i aa Vow III xiski r.xtra
fry I t *
FflOl'LA.NT—O il# * . fey. Il.TS-S M
JERUSALEM, Sfc»7 ‘ Ji ( j M
Y ctcj U v Informants said * n «
day night £000 S trbianj ^er* kill
ed in northern S*rbii b*
[ i r is it soldier* in a m H®i ol
clathes toothed off by Insult* t '
Serbian girl* by the H ungarian!
AO pipaU r style* la shoe*
that really fli year i**t!
FA R M E R S’ M A R K E T
S easo n
"But, If th# situation becomes
such that w* ahouldn’t continue,
and the government want* us to
call a halt, w ell be ready to slop
Instantly.”
I!alas said th* Bears havs turnrrl nvtr a lot of ptay en to “some
thing more Important— winning
the war." but added there nre a
lot of Bear* left, and some new
. t o r , " L o B f - W e a r tn i”
tit
A ll
.ITS
F r e e m a n ’s
H ead
.
-M E N M iO E S
IS SI .141
I I IS A M Week.
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CU««
M i l A IT rt.IL
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AaaaJta T n t m i r
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W aahlotloa I. rhlladalphl*
C h in a * I. Ctaeeland L
U n r o ll t, « L Lout* I.
eon.
• LIQUORS
••‘S c o t c h e s
u it .in
tj 14.114 St. U
CHICAGO, May 27, W) Th* n*pa Bear, contrary to usu
al habit*, ha* not been In hlher
nation.
George Hal**, m atter of the
Chicago Bear*, champion* of the
National Football f league. has
spent the p ast firs months work
ing cut plana to—of all thlngsrrrsle a g reater Bear* team.
•Thl* ought to be a g reat tea
son for th* National Icagac,"
H alit said Tueaday. “ We’re rer 4|rcd every possible encouragemen! from th* army and na»y
and on th a t basli w i'rt going
right ahead planning for next sea-
THE BEST IB
n it .m c i* .
SI IT At* N. T.
II IM H
II IT .04 Chita*. I ttl.iM
r u ia t h i i i o . i n m i u
t i n us
Saaalla T a a u ita ,
Naw To rs S. Doatoa t
SI. Loot* *. Cklroae I
<1*
C h ic a g o
I f TOUR TAETX D1MAMD3
S ta n d in g
ra n o rA L u u a r a
VT L fa d
. W L M.
n a i,i.
.
Javery Hurls 6-H i t
. Ball Aa-M ajM Get
- To Giants'" MeftoiY
to
L eague
4 toe. fair to *to« *4
4 4 M >(•*. r t t
U
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on
M ill S u p p lie s
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e q u ip m e n t.
Irrig a tio n
S y s te m s
THE LONE RANGER
•a d Pack In« H
hUL J. BT1NK
STINE MACHINE & SUPPLYCO
W ELL MAKE t h e ARREST, OURSELVE!
WIMPLE G O ES IN JA iL AlONE WITH
, OTHERS! ----------------- --- ------------
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.
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"milk M M lisle
Hmllh M M II,Ir.
amlih M M Miles
Unhrwwn
By FRAN STRIKER
RAN OUT ON
1)5, EH? W EU.
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TH ER E’S N
NOT EV E!
„ G R A N T/
M i l C M r HER E R 3R T H 6 TIME ►
BEING U N TIL W E CAN ORGANIZE ’
COR'ETTROC A G g W T .T |g C W W 00V
GANG, N O M WUIAFlBrYPU CAN
fW IA R M R IN AB A P E P U T Y 7 » ^
1 SH ERIFF/ p 1 1 g o L
S -Y -Y O U -^ I-IH O P E
'
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.
HE
KNOWS WHAT
•m r v tir J r v ^ s v o n s T
THE LONE RANGER
’ PLAN A CAMPAIGN.
.THI 5U BE WORTH
"—l WATCWN7 '
M ■ IQ m T1
m snauu m m
Classified Advertisement*
• * * 1
n n v t v s
!
Game*.
Ill-r k
A
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L A / V I ’S A O O I T I O N
H
■ M U NtoNt
W , B U TCAR -
BUT HE'LL HAVE A
W HOLE ARMY ON
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A N lN D E P K N p B N T D A ILY N K W S I'A I'E R
SANFORD
STAMPS
RflDAY. MAY 23. 1012.
NHMITER 211
M em ber Anpoclaled Urc**
S^nfcrd Is N ot In Coastal Dim-Out %§
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To Within
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lish
Stronghold
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Sanfrrd It nM included la th*
taala) “dim-out* i n t ,
A B. Petareon, rn-ordlaotor of
10 Dtfeiw* Council, mod* M l
ilM im t thl* morning tfU r r»rl(HT word from d m . A. 11.
fending, hotd r f th . AcUooa
roup of (So S till Defriuo (^an<
1 ihat no .bjecUon able pgM
* n * u m o o by Navy intent* In
• Atlantic from Hanford lithta.
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• area i t lia
ijectahl* loom
CAIRO, M*y 28, (/ry—Thc
fifth g r a it Libyan compolirn
Is underway totjpy with Gen.
Ilommel atrlklnf at tha Britlab lino toward Tobruk.
Britiah headquarters said
tho tank-led A sia thrusts
have been repulsed on both
orr>nlilng
United States Stands Ready
To Supply Men, Materials
For Second Front In Europe
Nazis Claim 165,000
Red Prisoners Have
Been Captured In
Fight At Kharhov
Death Procession
•
m-ovt" area include* all eWoo Monroe. Riuctaton a r f taooU
orrr SJW0 popul'tion within plarera who ;<k. to ploy at
miles of lb . ro.'st that t e n an ■If: t also will be benefited.
cArthur Forces
an b a ttle
I f NOON M. t 2K— —
U nit.-litn. Itrthoei B auertell. «t mrv.odln, officer of
(be l nltrd SI.tea Army *er>
tire eupfil), lu e rlrd today
that the I oiled HI.lea i l t a u
ready tn auppljr “men and
n ielrtl.li on a l ir a . aval* to
l furupean hatllefruat.* doeplle l a r s . vnmirttoaant* In
Henderson Says
ive Downed 200
T oorpmu-
A u> .roll, and In d ^ I H r aaM
“ib ev
Riven >n tho regular communique
pi tho llrlllab Imperial command ..tpjTftfN s i
vide* noted that hU force* “ in- rf
eluding taoka la aomo atreaglhT j t- ? 1
t 11
~ '
1
UJ5. I s Successfully
. P ast F ir st' Stage
- Of War Production
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Then, In t ^ n t e N a o i t ‘apeelnll Forwat Stewart Catch*!, who
eommur.lqu., BritUh^QHQ thua j will rtrehr. mn Infantry commladmcloaed that tho ftercoat action j a l h rpon hU e q u a tio n Friday
in arm* week* qufekty developed t ; at tho United Slate. Military
"During nW night i
U rrl Ar,vttmy at West W n l u i Ur
enemy arm ond fore, odrenred (he .on of Ur. and Mr*, fo rrw l
from t’ l « n t t* tho w ath of our , K. G.lchtl.
position* around Dir
llicbeim;
i which lied aoutheoit cf coaatil;
- ,
/% rai;ed by Mtt anuortd force*.
^
detail* of tho flittin g
available."
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Second Lesson
• In Scoutmaster
i tly AtMtuttii PrnH
Sai/iH t«»cluv clufmwl
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lUsi ftri^onern bavo
Imm' ii In kiiv a! K harkov. T he
ItlMMJin* M
tw o (*ormuii u t t ik k ■* I uiIm I w ith 2,400
Nazis k ilU .1 hi l ho hint 24
1 hmii**
T he (irrm u u * In sist
fh» ir i nrir* hftH*nt of tho Kli*Tht<
T hrough the thick
bed in i f Iheir rrlatkvr.
report. Indicate that the I
d n p itr a C arm an allrm pt
aouth of the g reat Indu.ti
■* IIMH I'M t llllliir s .
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M ,g1. I.irfjo* t a f k H
* dan* nf the Luuk« (’tuti n l ihH
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He, Locnted
At Ii \ aide,
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tfsS5uW & g ; i S S t f *
Iln t'k v d u p a g a i n s t n r i v e r
m l hr 1* y t.m ■IliiTYi'iiknvii arm , tha
| itixl arm y hn-* l«*r fen off th i bltof (ir r man ussaultA grid
| now
it inning now gn»UTnt by A
| ilaring counter-attack
In
tn a t
tune’s tn »*t iirt|Kiitant AMjtt'r, th*
Ikno • iAll* rt*rtif|tHi Ul^t vugM.
j Aimiinl Kharkov, nd mllra to
I the north, w hrie a g n a t , grinding
I U u ir h t
*li» M rrt>gmi f*1**
H. G. Lingle Is
Elected L i on s
Cl ub President
Former Sanford Boy
Win R e c e iv e In—---- *. .*
AH cow miUp
t e e and paren
Merited to ate
ire«t» w»# f i r
bo
lank«.“
Stewart Gitcbel
Will Graduate
N j U ' t t W n t Sint* H .T .- tiu w o w i
Sreots and will iwfoire bW eomoitealoo,
r after- fc» tho Ittfaotey, . .
A 'ormthiate of U>« Mo*»teord».
it maa- Fchoof Induitrial School and tho i
iU n re M arian Military InaMlOlO of M ar- '
laltlol 'ltei, Ala. GatehoL s who la. s»Ul
p night known I* Soafonl. rejotewd h i.;
P rti.n t appointment lo W t * M » l from '
, John Repeat en la thr a J m Handrkb. o f .
r. W. tho Fifth Corgreutonal Dtetrlrt.
, k . at. K.Uy,
Balter ktwwn bare oa Stewart,
Lawton and young Gatejiel wlU groduata on.
* tter tha “ local, boy ntakau good"
j U ea rn # ll axiom, a* ha Tia* attained high
m .urm rniafoold
t rrorn|ill«hv,| O u flU t Ibo AUh*
p l r t «h»rt»f#*%'1ia tfcrfdgt aq*
ut k u main lla krf'W lll b o to
fir r y out t h . tUkndterdma*
Don c l IMUah a e S lA o ta fk p a
fls k ii.R equipm ent -to ■ tha
lim it**. Keplrfag OB questions
rn U nited NtUr* production,
ke a . Id “It OKI teach Ita
peak ikU Kill. Th# wholo
arm am ent program la ahead
of w h n lu lr, p irt p rrtlru la rly
le is c h
ire.
H u ild in g ,
!*•'
au.l Will
la'S i r n i f , XJa Rimm. g i d U {lltg g
»•;S
lake office)
«alul l) v (lOfinatin wlui were d in g uuf to now yoditUifiA vttre m i*
Irrm g «-u ipcr**.inl ponding,
itangiirg 40 mi|<> U h lr a Ut*
lln 'r l
■■ *h‘' n e .t m evi.rta on W fdnai.)
Holler Says
j \*aiI lines pn a swift mid, 8otrl#t
iMiunrr-l ihl* m nrnlng
Mr |J:> (
r>>airym en slew *IQU (»enTUHt»,
■*M
gle will M icrm i O a ra r T olar u*
m erchants
selling
B. flciv Hollar, District Donnl brad u f tho o rganisation.
| All rrlsil
nf living
commodSlits acs*
w r rtf P# ml note County for
Cither offlerm rlrc trd w err John I'o*,
<
HorMa R ta‘a W aPar# H o ard ,' Ivry. fu st v irr p resu len t; W. A iea|Uiit'.| in file n at«trm rni oh-twannounre-d that the o f f ic e L 'd w lg , wrrend vice nrtsU lcnl;. l««tf t h e n i u t i m u m p r i c e t h ' t t h e y
frit 41 form erly locatrfl Ig 'F d rrv n -t MfDrh. th ird vlr** nr«ii<jjeh a ig e fur f* rh mmmmtiiy. ami
vOlr, will he moved to Han*, d ent; p. rte r luinelng, tall tw U trr; th 1* *tntfMtient m ust tw in the
on n r about June ID.
| lla trv Kudel, lion ta m e r; ia m n e , hum.I* *«f the lint;Inning •l,'md
I* nfftec will l»e under the Roland. tm i* u rc r ami P*lr Adam*.1i'Jnsiti* I \ It. | lrt.Tw.Ult th.iifil
■vl*lon of M in Joy E llio tt,1 »*Tn-livry
John Mrl»( h, J*. I*,II »Ci it I * r i . unnuUiwtsi liteUtf up**'*
re “i|*l -I inch InstniHJifn*
■rill he I rated In the M etarh Hoylr. f’ C W elsh and Matwell th' t >P A
tn r.
K tbtl, who h»s, H l-w m i H«-re nam til director*
In tidditmn. an A|i|)t "| f i;»I* »t r
In '“h a rg r of the T itusville
Mr Aduru* tilso rrvt-a1o«l that **’r »jit i--* i-r
im tentlfh at M*r»
**t
■ for the past >esr. sCfrrffi* th r rlu h i« m aking plan* for a rm h , .
relily m ust l« ummIi hi
[Its Virginia MilUip, who U lm«t tu p f«*r metiilier* on Juno !’
lii-meitl "Such * ,»rfiu*ut'
| »h i| I r kept Ufi to ilflLi (it
( person* b> filing on I lie
fir*t the nperrito n&l potnl **i view.
lie tlrsdnred the (Jenimn filluri
illy id every sutcersiing month u
I stutm icnt of his m iiim unt price to brin k through m tho liunti*
I for iniy rost-of-llvlng cninmuMfily ilirvertki»vn nn’a, d espite n t r t I newly offered fo r sale during the merulous itm#*lng nf Inukr, w ai
ju re * net* month, together
a pniof th a t the Snth« no hunger en
iilo n ip tlu ti or Irlentlf leal Ion nf joyed it c ir form er »u|M,n o rlty In
the romnioiUty/* the hisiructloti* nrm anteiit.
County WiK Get
[owing
Tax Settlement
SSfW S f 3
/d s a s iv a !: wS5-5“i.- « > - r,.-..
Class In Airplane
Work For Women
[May Be Conducted
Continue to b* taken at tho preaent of flea locate. I on tha ground
floor of the Court lioua*. CCC,
WPA, and Commodity ap plication.
cultural itudenta.
oat tha mala be*.
S I re p o rt hlm U
taa oo hreay but
ew F*#« f w )
rj
. a am
nt{nf,\m r '-lu nn ins u rn nmj oi
vac cateruisr
>rt. and crBcmlnote county;
| U .nactmant,
gWtn tha HtaU Welfare t,aor thc
^ |0| 0 effect
f In tha furtharanco ot Ita J ur, | . tho conferee* woultl hare
tea tn the eomnnmlty. Sho | ,A c h an arreamatit, arul both
• d ^ th a a p lrU o f ^ ’Pfuln» " brenri'e. f n c ltW PrfaWfpf apn hy tha pubtU .OffkUU of prove li, by Sunday, lioua* laadth* City utd th* O n n ly .
era already hare announced their
Intent imi nf adjourning after lo-
t -----------r*—
cnatora, 6 Houae
embera Lose
Race!
<»»■• _ s _
storcB w m (Hose
On W ednesday P.M.
Local meirjmnta.will t i n . , their
,lon“ on Wodnaaday a fta m rru
>1« houto manabaraarehiBg, ^urin r (h . lummer month* I tartte tho IM» tegUlature lBr
, ^^Jnaodar. H. D. Pop*,
defeated fat tb*. Democratic prrald.ttt of th* Banford- MtrV primary. In S U tk Kmory .hant. A»»trlatlon. announced toVie* nreod out J. O, C a m d iy frlluwlnc a ret* by th* dealt* f JaakaonrUte, for aoeood o r .
Irt eoOgreoeoiaa
Thl* will nrorld* metthanU Metcalf Wins Honors
■ rreulta oaaured I t now rep- and emnluyoo# their nummary At
District Contest
•tallraa In n momhenhip of h 'lf holiday wrehly daring the
n | U now M M tm In tO w a ll* dull reoaon. Some .to rn
Arthur Metcalf, pant preaidant
fTOad thl* ym r. Kina aerute will rloaa at nooq. and othen at
of tha Oviedo Chapter, won ft rat
wore re-atetted, thro* wort »■» **•
It waa .tiled .
place In th* public apeak In* eonteat bald at the dlalrict Future
Fanner* of Amartcan meeting a t
Wildwood Monday. It. t, Ctmper
Destroyer Blakely
Reaches
Fort Safely
i U<yWMmM(wa T j; , } #*
d a te d yeaterday, M etcali’a apeoch,
•'Upholding th*
r.FA.’,
received
I'fDvlthfig there arc sufficient
appllcAnts tn c r g rn llr A class, U
mur*o In a lrp h h c welding and
Airplane fabric constructlnn wofk
for women will he o rganlted lo
Hanfnnl. Aleg Johnson, suptnrlsor
.nf the Vocational Defense T rain
ing School, announced th li mam*
Ing.
Mr. Juhnann urged tb '.t all wom rn o h o o re ln lrrra lrd tn taking
th l. c t'u rre apply linm edlataly a t
the S rm ln n l. High Bchobl F ln tl
Building office. A bout lfi ar*
needed to fill out a d a ta , (fh*
lim e th* claaa will b* condorto*
h-» not bean act and no d rU lla
will b* arra n g e d u n til It I* evident
th a t enough woman will enroll
to h a re a flat*.
It w*a reported th a t there ar*
opening* now
In J a d m o o tiM
T 'm p a a n d Orlando fo r vobu O
who a re (killed in thi* tvp* of
work a n d a Job la rlrtu a lty oa,u re d fo r tb<ue w ho rom ptat#
■uch a court*.
Truck Goes “Wild”.
Damaged Automobile
A
P ly m o u th
a e aten .
ta w n rtg ^ H
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SaNFOBD. FLORIDA
THE SaKFOEH
l^ > UyMJ
M ai West Slaps
Homer To. Give
Braves Victory
PUThousehold budgets
EVANDTON. Ill, May *«, M
ALLENTON, P a , May 28. < « '
—Johnny Slots, rophomor* (o il - A rotodoUd baa*ball gate* hat« r* n Allentown and L aneaitor
■tar «t Northwestern University, In 1884 waa postponed whan nri
Wok up th* s u m at th# •* • ° t spectators '
‘ up.
' 1
they named bands we n rr* r Leard 10 and by th* time h# * u 1*
•I, but m baaid a t tLaas UUr. had cracked 80.
God biaaa tba jitterbugs!"
Weltman started to nama a
the violinist,
Albert
"Big T an" of daaca bands, but
youth.
ballad a fto r addad Jam as, dans
Krupa,
Jim m y
Honey
and
Vauahn Monroe to hi*
"B lf
Tbrra* at Miller, Bsnay Goodman
and Tommy Doraay.
Mia choieaa are almost IdauUtal
with Billboard's top 10 of the
rear, which are In Uus order:
Miller, Tommy Dorsey, Monroe,
Sammy Kay*. Kay Kyasr, Charlie
Sphrak sa d Woody Hsi-man.
Last
re a r
Billboard's poll
showed this prsfersoes, hi order I
Miller, Tom m y Dorsey, Kyasr,
Artie Skaw , Goodman. Jimmy
Dorsey, Ocay, Jimmie Loncefora,
Guy Lombardo and Will Bradley.
. Aside from James, W eltman
ORLANDOc FLORIDA
likes tho chances ef AWest* Bey,
.
>1^1.
oV whose unusual alactite * string*
lifted him out e f oberurity In ala
months) Lea Brown, who found
himself a t th* BUckhawk In
Chicago’, Carm en Corel taro, of
plana recording aoereaa, and Btan
Kenton. T* his a s m first cholera.
Weltman would add the#* " b e a r
band* not In this order: Freddy
Martin, Key,
Brown,
Claude
Thornhill, Eddy Duchln, Horace
Hcldt,
F red
Waring, Xavier
Curat, Herman, Kaye and Jojinay
League Standing:
Qrhyn
Doatoa
Bt. L.
Ctaeln-
Beat Giants In 11th
.A*. To a t - Pitches
Eight-IHt Contest
.7 BOSTON, May 20, (AT—Max
W est's first borne run of the sea•on came with on# on In tbc 11th
inning yesterday and enabled the
Drarea to bold second
In tbs National L#*gna b r
beating the New York Glanta 1
ta .lt
Thera were Iwo.out In th* sacextra frim e when Clyde
a
tt* singled and Wsat horne n d but till then the contest had
been a stirring moood duel be*
twson Lou To it, the rookie a:utb*
paw, and Bill Lohrmen.
Bach allowed rig h t hits over
(ho extended route and each was
scored upon once In th* fifth, at,
th* Giant*' run was made
»
only through a doublo
error by Tost himself,
BUI /urges led off and reached
ftrst aa the pltfher fumbled his
grounder, then ran all tho way
to ' third as Tost threw the bell
la ta rightfleld. A single by Dick
B a rtc lf brought him home.
T est walked to open Beaton's
half to the fifth Inning, went to
second on a single by Tommy
Ilolmcs, look third on a wild
BTARTKD T O W C - AWD W U i
It Ctl lease l
|a *. Uroohlro >
I, Cincinnati I
Boston
•lacs
FARMERS' MARKET
R iroa v so. tu
iis ro a n rrarw n s s r s r
■asHat err
u is t su .i.sv r.n t a r a m v s s d
viuJirrasi.il a aroa r
• f **>#* •* le Itrat A. M. Me*
1*4*.
ran* si
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nitANH—III, llpr Tsndsrsrssn.
la fey It M l IS Urns II Tl-l H
Ito tfpr nuttsrhesnf II.Tt-4 S*
neicTa—hu Her. 11.11*1.11
COItM, Orsen—4 Dos. Bis. II.XS-I IS
Dot. .11.lie
rAJiitAon—To». rtulk III**.rote
re n n o T * —nu iipr. 8ro-i.it
CEl.ntlY—Crsts*. or* to fry t i l l .
Em
o u n .'w m tn a —flu llpr. nM to fry
ll.M .tM Few Uu tlskt. Ilstrt
fry It**
m O l’t-AHT—C n lM fry. IS M l .71
nKTtA—llu llpr. f l M - l t i
I’KA*. Illtrksys—tin llpr IIM .lt*
I’BriW.lUJ—Uu
llpr.
IIM XM
C rttn . art) le fry II U IT5
POTATO!’.*—llu llpr. lied
lilts*
» H I so
HQUAKII —On llpr. Tstlaw Crook.
l m -.u
TOMATOO*—M U Ih. r r t t r t or*
to te r l l . l - t u I.u*. II M I »
Carinas Tk-IS.
ri.nnm* rnonerrs
/
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NEW YORK, ' May
JA -B U foot curty-hairod H airy James,
whne* trumpet la J u t about tho
hottest thins Ip dance mualc the*#
doya, look# like tbs heir apparent
in Glenn Miller aa tba king of
Jail.
The nomination comes from
Itnbcrt M. Weltman, manaalng
director of th* Paramount theater
ami one of the ahrswdeat aaaaysrt
of talent In stow business. Bach*
ire It Is th* new BlUboanl poll
which shows th a t In on* rear
Jr mrs has leaped from 32nd to
third . place In popularity among
roller* students.
It wilt taka p it months to r
year. Wellman thinks, for James
tn upset the be* peetael#* Miller,
I who has been tops In Billboard's
. rollecIM* poll for the last three
yeer.
. Jam es, sen of a former cirrus
‘ band leader, ha* been around for
' unite awhile’ although still In his
twenties.
" lie has h>d It all the time,”
,«ys Writmsn. ’But he realised
that while ho . played a groat
trumpet, probably the best In the
tui-lnrsa, he needed something
rise. So he added a cello and a
rouple of fiddles, made some fin*
| records, and began to climb fast."
The broad-shouldered Weltman,
Thornhill, Incidentally, tlad with
! who was an sthlcte at Cornel) snd
• till boxes for the fun of It, has Hal M cIntyre as Billboard's "m eat
Iwen booking bands a t the Para* promising" band of I N I
fcfr
ms Jtiticmc wded m e v
Aire a i o s t
C LEV e U riD THlCP
BASEAlAsI pCuvAtt?UGA f T tte PLAOS AflAwI
APTfeR LC Ad aeA So/lS
id i<3*lo A d D I p d f
_ /u a n o n o
ANYWAY HE ARUIVEO
,
Defense Shop News.
a
werc bridesmaids, Ih* best man
ami the .flower gtrie. Then the
aliqut-to-lic-n-titlilrgroom f i v e n
last tug nt hie tie. ,to to sure It
wss straight. Ills finger* (lipped
and he knocked out ■ false tooth
that fell down a drain pip*. It
took th# plumber* an hour to re
cover the tooth
CHEROKEE*. O kia. Hay 2«i
(JPf—Clee’ Doggett’a newspaper
ta rs a Cherokee bridegroom was
delayed slightly In arriving st
Th* past week-end was apen’ j hi* wedding the other day. The
by the writer In Tallahassee i church wa* filling with people;
where a conference was held of tha minister wa* ready and so
all local supervisor* and Rlatc |
official*. A groat many problrmi i
of the local ichool* were dt» |
cyssed ami Ironad out. The Im I
portance of this training program {
wa* stressed In Its relation In our
eountrv's defense efforts.
The
VklELL. HET2 E
fact that Florida will become *
nn trGOGS'/
demand state. In the supplying of
I R E S IG N E D
workmen on defense Jobe, was dl*
cussed and each local supervisor ,
FfZOM UdE r was urged to run his school fu ll,
*
H EA 2T S )
rapacity. There will to opening’
in defense Industries for earl
J IN fcfci
t f c - «“•" rt 1I
trainee who proves himself rap*. I
bl* of holding a Job.
We now have an urgent call
PHILADELPHIA. May 28. UP) for a large number of airplane
engine mechanics, radio rep air
men and Wilder*. It 1* planned
tU A this tics last night as his to All throe calls this week with
'aahlRgton teammates lambasted those trainee* who are thought
to to ready for employment by
their instructors.
When (Ms Urge number of
trainees leave there will to v a
cancies In almost re try clasa th a 1
muat to filled Immediately. Tho*/
desiring any trp e of trmlnlnr
should contact the office at oner
and fill out the nece*aary pa
HOWS PAPAS
pert. In order to be ready foi
LIL Sn/A W Ione of these vacanclee.
B E B B Y P ATCH .
1' ALEX R. JOHNSON
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
USED ADDING MACHINES, CASK REGISTERS, DESKB,
CIUUUH. FILING CABINETS. TYTEW RITERS. SAFER AND
OFFICE EQUIPMENT OF ALL KINDS.
.'
BOUGHT} SOLD,.RENTED, REPAIRED
- Orlahdo Typewriter. Exchange '
PINEHURST
GROCERY
Let UB dean and conserve
your clothes. Wc do quality^work. •
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Phone 861
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IS SOUTH MAIN 8T.
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PHONE I I U ,
ORLANDO. FLORIDA
By PAUL ROBINSON
fOfi THeCEWEEKS l
HAVEN'T-HADACWC'
rva BEENTRUKTO
DAVKYlNTVIESWYCC
EARNINGS REVEALED
LEGAL NOTICES
t n r a i t d In bu«ln#«« »i 4M
Ih IM. Sanford Florida, and tr
flollttn ua nama Plo and Pay
ih a i . 1 l i l t M to r tc U ttr told
I purouani In th a lir m i . oi
-# U U H o u a
Nama
Htaluto’’
a la r H i l l L a v a o f r io r td a l
ihf Clark of Iko Clrrult Court
IrialM lo County, Florida.
F. ft. •TftVKNft.
II, INI*
NEW YORK. May 28. (Bpe
ria l)—Net earning* of tha Oraai
Atlantic and raciflc Tea Com
pany, for the fiscal year ended
Fab. 18. 1842, war* (18,744.222
after charge*. Including Federal
Incoma tax of (11.000,000, John
A. Hartford, president, reported
to stockholder* today. The*/
earning, war* 8.88 per ren t low• r than th* net of 118,338.817
after charges Including Fedcra*
tax** of (7,100,000 reported last
year.
In port* of Europe, b m d
ftdt fromchetlnuU.
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HANFORD HEEIALD,_WKI)NKSI)AY. MAY 27. 191
M. D. (T -B in c )
S m ith ,
. S em in o le C o u n ty r e s id e n t fo r
_ 2 0 y e a rs , y e s te r d a y d e fe a te d
T E d w a rd J . N elso n , J r . b y 95
v o te* , 994 to 899, In t h e acco n d p r im a r y
e le c tio n
fo r
S ta te
r e p r e s e n ta tiv e
fro m
M g ro u p 1, a c c o rd in g to u n o f* fic la l re p o r t* fro m all o f th o
c o n n ty 'a 16 p rc c in c ta Virtually holding his own In
the two Clly preelneta, Smith
swept throe of the biggest four
q
county precincts, while carrying
a majority of the ballots io eight
of the 14 outlying polling' plsera.
Nelson's strength In the city was
not as groat ss generally expert_ rd to. the light toileting th at took
plaer. N elscn.led In PrWInct- lr
#
w e s t Stanford. 188 fo J i t , and in
Precinct 3, East Sanford, 3BS to
338, far a city advantage of 023
to 800.
However, Smith piled up a SOI
to 278 margin in th* county's
9 I t stations. Including overwhelm
ing vote* In hi* favor In Mrnroe. Longw and, Allam onts and
Chuluota.
Nelson carried six
precincts, four of them hy close
margins.
m
In winning the
nomination,
m Smith cvercaroe a Ivad of about
380 votes that Nelson held In
the May 8 primary. In achieving
hi* long-time ambition. Smith wilt
join L. n. Mann, who defeated
_
Incumbent John G. l-eonanly In
V the first primary In Group 2. as
th* two newly selected represen
tative* from th* county. I t will
b* th* first polltiml venture In
•lata cirri#* far both PamlAees.
The- result of tha elettioo faus-
im
ii
HAVE \ / C M MOW
0 M ,V 0 U SHOULDN’T
_____
DONE THAT. CARMODY
WLl KIUYOU FOR rr.
WONT- TAKE
> THIS WITH
OUT DOIN'.
TIRES A RECAPB—(4aarrlca.
Racapplog on
gorvrnmcnt p r im . Ship
and '. WTtuUatoa biro,
tportalion paid on* way,
S8TONE, Oraaga 4k CosOrlando, Fla.
GRANT, JUST HOW
MANN MEH DOW
CARMODY HAVET
A HULL ARJWV OP
CATTLE-TMEVE5
MB CAN CALL INTUHTOWN .'
JUST AS I SAID IN MV NEWS
PAPER. HE
THE CAPE
t w ie a b n WHERE CATTLE <
ARE BEIN' MOVED, THEN SENDS
LEGISLATURE
Sanford No l
Hanford No ,*l
Mc-nro*
P»oU
OrUdo
(ientm
hail sm ashed thltto Chinese di
l l . visions to tho oast, and Ih U the
strong four-polatod Invasion had
f 8 cut off the r e s a w a f any ro-
81avia Z 7
Fern,, Park.
Osceola . Bear Lak*
Clly total
County totaLOrand total _
THAT'S
WHAT!
HISGANG1W STEALWEMJ
•KNOW
WE'LL GO
« T 0 ACTION
Mrs. Green Diea A fter
Lingering I l l n e s s
ON ’EM TO NANO t
V i - ih t t'.^rti . * ^ ;| *t
on Kharkov'
, 7 ,. i....i *
I,,.', , <m- I.........
trwfly o n n tu b ■i.'.t i.. on.. |...ft,.i
U irn S>>\ii‘t cjv tiitiiiu ’p. L on-
1'ihrjr.:
pr«’p*r|"K '“'»>>
n»y*>
» ,,r,i„ ,v Mftlili’rriiitpaii ntoven with
t
...i ...,.ni.. m< nnrr m thriw |m>.•*-tiI■iIit i*‘H: from tho
nu,I th. ti. rt
•i • I** lrsn'|H»r1 fu. li
f . 1.1 t.. T am p. Mr |
.. m nt.- n trip t
U-.I tt m l in Isrh.ilf
sniiI 11>ai S» i*aI *r
A sergeant make* himself ronifortabli
the "enemy” whllr A,bury Park. \ J .
action during defense maneuver* along th,rommnnil of ling. Gen Philip S l.«gr - ,
a frolhold
A msrhlne gun cren • t. u,, i
army (isrltnm l
Celery Sales Of
Association Are
14 Percent Higher
/ -----------
*
i
Manager Mewinjj Ex*
^.akUm
____ Workinn
orkJng Of;
Co-operative Group
fin -
J \< K viiN \ 11 I I
\\Ay
• ^ 1 hr I (litreI
<iffk lull) Rltllri IIiim I . i,|.»\ ,hnl
R#trn prr flt*ri ii ••» m*
Inelu.imp Ihr f*i»r l - n l n l nt
Rwfdrn, will l»r •t'f'R'r rlfd.
with in ta|i|ir'dnn*»tr s>ypFfpri.
ntis.n
itf
sWmia B. Sherm an, colored, waa
EASTERN CANADIAN arm*tad and cbarjrod with reckMay 37/148)—The arrival teas driving and driving without
ft Itu n aa, and Cecil Mixon was
charged with pararitUNr m p#raon j
without ft driver's llama* to use
kia-aar, aa th* ra m It of an sc-1
ridsnt (hi* m orning a t Second
Stroet and Palm etto Avsiu* In
vahirt ft Fkymaoth Sedan driven
by Mrs. Iillta n Burk# of Ocala
• a t atrtak by th a Ford driven
to tha report, th*
ia relay north #r
lllalHMlrsf
| ' r jn l|l||
nr
R o n lo v -O ti-D o n
..
. .1
*
O trn tlg h till’ ( •ItCa.'SU.i fr O »
Hurl it A fric a in to E g y p t ; o r
A.* •« t bt- M rtlltrrrsnran from
• i« lr. liiftT f *»r th«* l^nlccsnoso
'tt.%1 | | .III.|»
r* * i** ihf
it" »«••*
* '*« r
I* " t»tl»
t*hO nod
•»
«
h
4•tilf
| »tr Ibhl rrm y, fiyhtin^ hack
I t*»tl i»
• • ’hi’ nvVr lnsMiirht Ihc O rm a n
tti. i*.|* | silf. i ikt in |Kf I mumi ItArcnkovA
ti • f i*'.
<, >t l a •(an l'iill !«*•!■> In the
• %i mi|s«.riant «n't«r an«l hat
• r*|*. ft»”l »l c •».#
r.« u% ynnjit.l in Itnrnedlste
I I'll’*loir ff •• I' if
till* » #tf1At k *, fbr l(ll*'lAMs rt-
‘DinrOut’ Orders
In Coastal Area
May apply Herej
^ .»•( *t*l n u i «*r n>h) n«»t I>f
fhr roa»t»l »r«*» |«
uhti It r< if irt toiia .in* pinrotl nn
I ligt.i•f•)itij? it* informallott tr
f r •i #.I ti ih-- City Mall yrukf
■ ' *•\ •' •••tiltl
(KaI Ihr
Kiwnnians Hear
Trio From Hiph
SihiHfl Glee Club
I
lo illrlin
♦••# inula art*
T tt«* iniduight
|fM»Ulwl.
Articles Are
Being Rationed
To UX ( itizens
r«*kral*
**T*i*'«r
I*••(•It# a l 'l r to *11
lit'In •••a* for • #|iwlai»4r »»f A
mo
otlattol from lK.- tc a il I n
1 •*« .•
,«ll , tt v litflilmir (•> • ••••
i,
,,f % n o n #%r n«,-f«
ini.*)
>
•
Small Towns Will
Be Aided By Gas
And Tire Ration
*f ibr A ntm ran f ir* and l .»> *•I
I) 4' itt|iafiy t»f Mrlaixltt
S'** iMfigrr al*lr Is* jotirnr) Io
•tlbri i imirmmitK• fur nvrr, haiiiliai*
aiul •ii|»|*liri, folks nitis| data turn
l*i tbrir Some lo an merchant*
ami I>u*inr9i srrvirr* for thr
thing* they BNvl, Hr )* |»«int<e
nut.
I( ail] bring revival to our
smaller
communities,
rbtirrbrs
a ill I.** U lir r iLp|Mirtr«l, inrrrh
anl« aill get tm dr (hat has lirrn
r«»ing 148 out-of-town firms,, ami
Ihr Rinall town will M»«%om out
again aa th# hub rf thr area It
•rrvr* a« It waa In dijr* goor by.
Money will stay at linmr ami c ir
culate at home; mote local Join
will he available aa (oral bosinras
inrrraara; ami from every aUnd
point amftll town buRineR* will
pro«p#r^lnf ludlng the butcher,
the baker, and for all we know,
the eandleatkk makrr.
City News Briefs
The Bona of Um American Le
gion will (tog* • dance tonight
at 8:00 o’clock a t the Legion Hut.
Officer* will ba elected tonight
•hen tha lio n s Club meets at
th* V aldes-H tte! n t 7 i l l o'clock.
D.
win
IL
XaroM a f Orlando
riMak a t Um toaaUny a f Um
BsmlnoW O aoaty Farm B n ro u to
night a t 8:80 o'clock a t tha Ctotirt
Ileus# on tba snkjact, “Why I
r oniiniintfjtiw t iid
the I! ia*i|h, » f r r mpidty fortif »••• i h# ir rr. iRintrvI itoallioni.
» i. it (riMiliiiir di*palrne« v»)d
• n if L-mnni m n <imr w filw in l
'• »m»J Kharkov s*n Ihr nifhl and
|« l^ rir tir* rrra lr rffn rt
In
. nimMf ihr
flank in thr
lr>tim lUrvrokovm
sff(i>r, Soviet il I• 11AId*hr • »aid. (1/
i,frm «io htiHrtl <R8nni of |« rt*
ifnitial* intdt Rtf la lllf of
mrn
m l tank* t*n|y In
Kx'f them
l#tok(ta| tiff It) llr«l Army "Karp
»h«m.irr* l>*fiirr Hr>
hit iiv«
'• ' t
M i i h m Ihr* ar« m M i p ' f
\S
i
H i l l h a « rrv*nvr«| a t t r r g l
t’till* tiii* fr o m M mj l#ri». W i l l i a m
lln>l< i i ,
I'm lre l
St«t^^
Arm )
i titinaitolintf. F u u f l h C o r p a A » r a
II asl*|i«artrr« in A l l a n l a . In w n u h
«
. i fan i* •Idarnlwvl for |»r>)uli,l
, #»l ninl n s t r i r l n i It*l»li»»c
rt
M» Ktl Titn**wh«*likna<
fuTTM
nt llirir nrwly nun ponitlnni
i • Kharkov fn.nl l.mlxy after
.
• (• Mthaiuc f r ••rn hreviouiljT
•iis.«|iiUlrt| pssinl-. whllo in the
it»• l i e Hr,| .Army i« holding
• (f tn< rta*ing|y \ mlrnt (Jwrmxn
r*vault • iifMtn Ih rir
flxnk.
lh*
I(h* tup * AitftnuiH'ed uffkixlly at
lllltlltl^ix
•I
' ( i t v Is Within 27,
| Milos Of C'oaHt:j
St a Inn In Unknown
Negro, White Man
Arrested
After Wreck
Arrive In England
N
j tfoti hi*tf8d Lhul llu’ Axis is
^
• ,w uiinwiv van vw t )
mu
held Kinwha e l ef tost night,
having In flee tad 8000 casualties
With the 101.’ Vhirl.ta rrlrry
•n the Japanese who tried
to
s ta r* the city from thro* •kie* , irasos Just ctneln*. the Sat.t.ud.
and routed and virtually wiped Oviedo T n e k ( ir e » r n , lor ,r
out a Japanese force In the vil parted today that it bed relumed
lage of wullpeo, two mllrv .outh 1 mare than ttO.OOit in |>ro(it. in
of Klnhawa.
It, grower-memtu-r- In th, |u<-t
eight years thr> ugh rv-uvumes
made poasfhlr by It,e .ire
marketing facilities
This was shown t.ula) in * re
port which revealed Ihr rn u |» rative had sold I 4 percent more rr|.
cry for Its members iluttug the
1912 season than last year
“The asaoclatlon makr- an av
Work ha* been suspended tem erage profit of about fir. .. nt•
porarily on Blate Road 4 4. be- )>er crate for It* memln-r- “ Mat
twe#n TltuavlU* and Hanford, as ter Mewing, m anagrr uf th. , rlthe result of a government stop cry co-operative, said In it. •.
order on all road work in which port. "In addition, it c«.t- nr
addlllcnal asphalt and other oil, mrmber* approllm alcly lit r r.ts
betide* th* amount on hand wrr* per rrate ires to m arkn i •.., |
necessary. Senator E. F llou*. celery re-operallvrly than it i . . . |
holder announced this morning.
to sell through rontmerrial . , ... j
It wa* added that the Stale neli."
Road Department will make ap
In reviewing tne ItMl r, „ ..n.
plication for a priority order to
secure the material* for th* road, Ml. Mewing gave a hrra,.l..nn
but w tothrr asphaolt and other showing th at the co-o|wr»lli. irneeded material* can to obtain**! celvsd an avrrag* net FOB <ln|».
la not d*fin Italy known.
Only pbig point price of $2 tun per
about flva miles of th* road re m t o l i r all grade* and »lin« fur
th# tTlery sold vast vtmr. " tli.-r
mains unpared.
Work on tho bridge aeroe* the deducting the coat* of harvesting,
Rt. John* River in this rood will wtihing. packing and selling as
continue until completed a* there wrr* able to ralurn an a rn s g s
i* sufficient material on hand for cf (1.448 per crate for all via.In,
this Job, Mr. Uouaholder said. The and *ltt* to our growers." Mr
"
, far the road In
.. Mewing gaid.
right-of-way m
map
In addition to marketing rrlrry.
Seminole County from the bridge
the
co-operative
sell*
l e l s n i ’uO
Into Hanford will to completed
soon after rights-of-way are ac and 280 freight carloads uf ni'i.-d
vegetable*—cocarol*, lettuce r...
quired by th* County.
nulne, cabbage, potatoes ami ,«*|r.
Tha gnvan — eu l 1! atop order on P«w—for its members each yrar.
asphauH. which waa said Isa owl No charg* la made for inn » r .
mainly bif
botM
i mM of.
a f. tra
Irani
m porta
portall ion
loti i
it was pointed out. The nr.
dJfflculUaa, la kM axpeeted to af#| vice,
opera Ur* also purchase, m il,
f»cl tha Wort Um BUU Rarol Dc- crate*, Iumc tic Ides, spray ma
parttoani hag, aAnaad to do on terial and other supplies fnr it*
Part Avmhm tm m FlflronUi to number* a t coat. It aroUt* thrm
TwsstMtft atMri, "Because of Um In flnaaelng their crop and cm-1
flaporlaaro ad- this “bottknrok" ploys a field man to ed ri.r the
tkat links mala highway*, which gaawail
*n planting and harvest
U (Ds*d __by_ A m y n d Navy vw-J Ing rolery,
the m anagrr **td
Um matoriala
In IkV* connection, Mr. Mewing
r.U la project,"
rr.
IIKRN. Hay
27—(At*)—A
hu*die of high W h y efflfill*
pointed
to Tunisia.
I n n f f 'i north A frkan pro*
Irrtu rilr, an a p»uibU coun*
Irr offer L> Italy to app+aoa
I hr Italian clamor for Nk«
■ml ( uralri. \\ hrthrr F riar*
m lfhi trk to um Tunisia la
• Irlltr ■ b srio in may root on
the stl«lrr of its (iorernor*
<*rnrral \dm iral Jrsn K strrs,
• ho arrttrd in \ Ichy yrslrr*
l»a>
,0* A ttaiialiJ P rstii
Senator
Indicates
Gulf Sub Menace
May He Removed
Needy Children
Government S t o p
In County WiH Order Halts Work
Get Surplus Food On State Road 44
C7AUT AWAY/
TONT THE
Organization Of
Pipeline Group
Is Being Planned
IBs Assaclslse Prass)
On Chin*'* cast ro u t. In tha
critical Cbcckiang province the*.
ter, Chalang Kai-Sherk'* armle*
are reported today to have s ta rt
ed an offensive In *n attem pt to
ham string Japanese columns that
aro storming the gates of Klnhwa,
the Cheklanw provisional capital.
In Tokyo, Premier Tojo review
ing the w ar today clalmid 280,000
have been eiplurod and 1,800 a ir
craft have been downed. II* said
the Australian naval defense It
destroyed and predicted a Jap
conquest.
Port Moresby was fruitlessly'
The t'hiitrsc. .tu h ln rn ly ' oppos
Ing JM)Wrrful J s nenrsr attem pts
a t a quick knockout In eastern
Chins, vnotniorwl h»t right th cr
had thrown
the invader* back
tram tto very tkall* of Klnhw*.
but a sokes m in soberly warned:
“The situation is still very
grave end the coming week will
” witness even fiercer tollies,
raru
grw entering whsl may turn
,o r out to be the toughest battle* this
■°UP summer in Asia.”
The scene is In central Chek___ iang province, wiich front* on the
China sea south of Shanghai, ami
from which bomber* could reach
Jspso. Aml even larger Japanese
___ onslsught is being prepared •gslnst Fukien province, bordering
C iektanr on the soutiv the Chl|„ n n r y spokesman asserted. Ha said
2 H* the Japanese htd thrown 100,000
M i men Into the ferocious drive to
I j j conquer ( 'hektang, of which Klnhwa I S the provisional capital.
(The Japan***
claimed
that
.. tl ry were In the outskirts of Klrv
, , hwa <>n (he north and northwest.
By FRAN STRIKER
THE LONE RANGER
Chinese
Defenders
Launch Offensive
Against Invaders
Along East Coast
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Axis Makes Land
And Naval Moves
In Mediterranean
Been Captured
Wins Representative"
'Job By 95 Votes, Wins By 95 Votes
Getting Margin In
County
Precincts ,
NUMBER J2IA
Member Aaaoclated I’rraa
Army Repels ‘Invaders' of New jersey Coast
the May ■ voting to tn U r the
runoff with the local attorney.
Smith had 833 U Brady's 828,
While Nelson tod with 1.022.
Smith came to Sanford In 1822
from MonUsuma, Ga„ where he
waa born. Be i f 83 year* old.
II* waa In tiro automobile busi
ness tor* fa r five year*, sad for
last )■ years k* kaa been
a farmer. He has a 60-acfe plot
on Lake Jessup.
“Of course, I am pleased with
the roaulta," bo drolared, ”»nd I
want to slncerolf thank the peo
ple pf Seminole County ami assure
them I will act for the beat totarsal* af tha county.
• " I hava lived In no couuty In
Florida siccp* Seminole, and I
■hare no IntaroaU In any other
opunty. Irrwpactiva of w hat la-1
sue* might aria* a t Tallahassee.
I shall hold tha IntarroU of Beml
1Y E S ^lC . MV OO/, I
MAKES A MAN Ol
YOU - TACT THAT
STOGV I KEAI2D
OVEG1MGf?AOO.
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ii iliaturlxMg* tin *1 m ra lir ceil
(J We live tn n trailer. My
Inishaml baa l«ren pri»miRe«t a new
inh starting after July 1 If n a
tional gaa rationing i« in effect
tne ran we move? A W ien you
mnvr your rraMnvrr, the local ratiiming Ivoard will deride
how
much extra gas Is necessary and
then it may la»ue you a perm it
tn bnv IL
Q - What la being rationed by
local h«>arna? A.—Br«bJe gaa In
restricted atatea, auto* llnra, ausar, typewriters. htryrleR, recapa,
ami trurka.
Q.—Will quality clnthea con
tinue to he manufactured? A.—
4J.—1( there any provlilon for
sugar used at church suppers? A.
—Ye*, ma'm. If Ih* churth senrs*
refreshments ss often
as
six
times a year, It's classed as an In
dustrial user and ran g rt 80 parrent of the amount used last yiraf.
<J.—Is It legsl for a stop* to
raise th* pries of cigarette*T A.
—No.
,
Q.—Has ti e m anufacture
of
permanent wiving and hair dry*
Ing machines been stopped? A.—
Nazi Gestapo Head - *
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I the Angaburg raid
m ri.a .o v the .h rn c e „f detection,
lll'N I lM t # k t
|,(t*t o.i* Brut tn th* p n ncipaU I I.iildn't haw pla> e., Diamnnd 1
making .e rtn in a "reception eom
r.f th* high Rihie.l- in -'.Ih III*
without
that irn m in g l-ll »*• "
m itlee" will '«• aloft
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and t'alherliw- >*• )»•'
Il lui.l, down l » th i. Any ct
another ipeen on a higher plane fr, t l . e I,,in,.m g ,,f I' B taorgel*.
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latum*
ea*h graduate *»f vour ‘•he'll give me a rhanee In intro
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•tof*
l-l th l-l Ik.
I,
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let*-. |,-1 a
, ■l « i. •i \ r a •i r » aft Any*
, 1 . ,.f li.|*>.\ ...I-- .hr time a hr
■..til l I h n .r f f rr tiv r
....
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*h.-«
h.
-h. m l.,1 men w .lh
ha..-.
. ion lel>
I (l*»»
•oldier*
,..-l Hi.aa.a with Ih r ...h e .
vh. IV ilitof
life
followed a
1 In*
,„.| I l-e .m a r l t" ,«k> «!' O w e
..f ito. upi tio»»« have l»een
•Ilffet. a.1 men and find nut all
I I A r rnv chef* •ince the
II.- •
it v f**.
th. , knew Amt a woman e uldn I S ch «-» for llake r« and r.w jk . w%a
to. ((
st . I th*
t 1' .1 f f>. \ to (11 1 ,
latlv
l.fr
Itl
(1
maneuver
Ibat way w.th.u.1 n r«la h ll «he»l rt ( a m p lllandlng !n
j.jka
.i pla««
111* lusftkl.w ( A* »»••1 (1r,f VCt.
■Illfit r \ * hi* It It* lit
«rn*. of hum or *'
F e to u a r). I **•I
f mie* ft** •1gt. rtl* •
1 bin ■■si
> u
r a .th
• ||„| | felt Iwtter when Mae
U n i *(f i*». toll Ibt
f h.»1
.•it -I t „|,| ,„e
. ..f t - U
.'a th e rln e ', flr*t
l-l. ,.f b"*f 1II* 1 1
..f
M *i, Hu
,|M t, t,
|'he new ,|liren g el, nut
N . v* f L f(i» i* •••!•»!* t » |»c* *
..n (h r balcony and there ,he ,
fared by wh.de regim ent" of her
•..Mu
, „ rill> . . fa , a, the eye can "tve
f td«
J...
II.
H * -|M
W III, a .(ueerily gesture Mae w ill
v
t ongn
It.11.
i t>
in) ntrn'**
|l i•l.liitg f..»
I t ’ll •HU
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d» amd,
I 'n r i
it'
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yo u ••*•*.*’ -a u l Mar
I I ! i I* ‘at I W
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^
Cllll«| a ! F.aelef F.ng
l k'.Ma ...............»..'• •f ••-I Ih r \%i* l " '»
........ '
" X[ * |»nd w a* cut during queen K llia
nr.efit \ ! I » t k• •h.»id I , all to ro fu rif
id. \ ,, , I. I. fa. 1 inf. d 1 hio.t ••rtlllMll m*‘^m 7,11* '." t g ^ l* hrlh ' «H. Cn.ltol K . n „ l« m (o r the pu rit I » h ul II* a.l*|UMt nafiot. .•• *• ...il „ , 0m I ‘. " t i l l . |M,,c Of c n .L U n g .c « -* u ln « v r .t o l.
It..
••tilt il.tili**tt* n u t
I" irrrrttt at th»( *»
I l « p i u lo an Inland portI,. N ali nal lleail«|uar(er* of Natmna
State I’undH Slump
JO F.
I
one landmark >»»»•!
d r o r r u* on
| ....... ............ 1.1. t . . , l r.-H l,/ .i.K I h .- . f ( ' * t ..f R lt ,.d .i| i
Pxat. the thick •had >• •t har r
I ..........
o n th .. - M l . I t . i« -u r >
V V h tl- th e lo*K •n r< \*-,,«*•
orchard*, fence*.
,,, n „ . ( , r ...... til t . not u la ritH it R . ih .-r t - n.-s . - r t h . - l . —
iC lim bing the entile** •!• |*e it 11-1
ft.
ru nning the in »ll"* »
u in m I r c n v n ii fu r m i l u n r r y m K
Mg "
I n A p t il. f o r f x u m i d r . k u h o I h i .' *nl< * « lc c n *** «l 1/ | »'i
th* h itte rn '1
C ra v y flaw nvelhea
i .- n t ,.* c m i w r . i l w it h .... .............................l u r i n g A i . r t l o f l , . - i
erv « i i in our rat*,
v .iir
r»t.- r .e i i l l w ua » lo** o f r t -v e t iiir to t h e a t n lr oi
K M »U
> Hi
nigh
t,
a
heavy
python,
um
fht,
And
x.|:t7.o<17
A a a u m t n g th a t th e * a ttir |n-ri i-ittug*’ o f (I.-, r i-o -__ 'or* u*.
baioi
U n til alerp rim e and wr f. II
l w o u ld h o ld t h r o u g h o u t th e iit-x t
n i o i i t h ,. it w o u ld m e n u Ih.
hauatad hy the » » h -I
a to ta l l o „ o f i r .'J .M i .t i W
........................... m ,'
O n ly
th r
m anner
k m -w .
h i-,
T h r re I , gi**l rt-«*<»U to I h -I i . - v . h o w .-v i-r U n it g i f " i i, *.f
hoart l*eal tune*! to the tnl* { ollNU flip ! I« »f I ' ' i l l •*l tl 111|> n llll f li r t ll«*f IM tM‘‘ m n , » ,H u 11 u«
f|
T b # porer ovar-chart*, ihe *rw ” » i . j ^
M , v i *n* gH-udiiu* r v H ln c li m iH <ii«l no t lnK«» I 'f f c i l u n t il u
of aatta the .w in g e r - o .|h- . j
( < ( |hf. A
, f lK ,i r ,.n ,|„ not g iv e a c l.-n r lilt -lu r e of
H ow lh « long winter, the jom nev - '
'
,
f
. .. ..f f ,., | ,,f Ih .- I .r o g r n t ll ca ll
th* suffering w a . a . ....thing tin - a ltU lltio M
In f o i l . Mu f u ll
11
I lint
i t w i - r t a m . i l u n t il f ig u r e * a rt- in f o r J u li e , t h e f i r - t
tin
F o r It
tb r r r
laving
M u ll m o n th o f r a tio n in g
,
>1,ahorra of our drratti".
l
A t a n y rate, w «- a r c li c g ln it lli g to *cc th a t t h e |irn lilc n i
S w inging around A ntffif a, arnt
I ik g r o w i n g m o re , e r » « , u .
S u m ,- ,* -r* o n * a n t ic ip a t e a n a tiiiii
ln g a continent
^ It,,
t h.
f l.r n .g
T h » blue anoaym .ua r .» iu iiy <-f al r e v e n u e lo ,a s o m e w h e r e la -t w e e n f i\ e a n d te n m i l l i o n , j .•I
i ontfd. t
H o w w i l l th i* d e f ic it l*i m a th - u p ?
E v e r y lc g i * la t o r * n d j f, , r
the *e»
Th . u
I I A H O L D V I S A ! ..
..ta te o f f i c ia l e v e n n o w m i g h t w e ll t*- g i v i n g " c r in t i* t h o u g h t l.e f-.g .-.
••••••I*.it*
to t in - H «i* w i-r in a d v a n c e o f tle fln ilt* a c tio n a t t h e n ,‘x t
|i,‘
n< ti.
R fm rm lfc r, a* your lirr* hrgM
I .e g i" ! i it t i r e
T a m p a T r ib u n e
[il.-i-i t ti. ir
I Ih I I
IB blow out. you a rr hrlping t*
iirhi
I* t Miitial»••»
•*K»«p > m fly in g "
•I'l' ItV.
It* .
11W a r f irin g . W aabingl.o. V * «
I I-. .
•up* l
C ro p of Screw,»alt"
headline
t
llr A liN K W W F.I-H It
Ilk* k .1 . . , .
W h a tl
N n en.p redurli..n*
s i. * '•*
1»
a' » t» *• • ■•» •v hi' j
d 1v i*1 irtl'l
\ la n d r ). Ihi wac pro |u,ll.(. Iwlnw I lien.
II • rt big . -.
ntnlt
I ,w i.r .
In...,.|«- .h.w .lrr,
N ot rvaryt>n.iy who war enliOe.1 m ull....
1 hr )'•
T h . Florida ( i m w .t make. Ih . they r
ii
big I**” .plr
|0 v o U y e a le o U y aelually went •ay, the .r a r e c t w ar material
lilt' lb* ) Al r
tS t h . poll*, tlu l enough of then. n.iw i . managerial b ra in ., add •tatement lb a ( (or an c m .r g .n c y ff *nr roue In n fault
<|UI l l*» #..»
ing. " I V r a tarvcl Indualry In the lirr.a in g ( » r wounda nothing 1» ■low l*t niigrr anil
Iw t lr f than hnnfy aa nn germa fflvr tint ibir't tn iiiia r w ith splr
3(1. "ltd " i . (u ltln c II I " H>c
llnn.lv eff •h r u l»'(
frr* . om '
40.* * *i c u 11. w cakcn cl manage- ra n li»c In It; It »• "I**1 iwcom
fight nf
For lb r*r ih r )
T h » Iwc r r ! V
In T a m p * » man haa been » i
tnrn( " |( h a , Iw-rn .|uilr a gen m e n d .,I fur old » ir r a .
fu n »l*lv
Ig Id
PM tad for illegally hoarding g a .
eral I.plnl' n (hat tn d u x ry « a i do la nur m o .l Utolul m .c c t and the (h i- |*.*i» 1 1hrV f
•
.lom a.licatrd
. 'W ;
th ru •tfd bald l»**d *1 ' to ’• *• 1Le* 11 f
■Mm .
II* had aalled away 110 in g m igh ty well, ...it t»-«t man only
g
1
if) • that
1 !*« l.lgg* 1 b
fg tlo n i
agr-l l.ia n rh ..( n m m r m - H'hal prmlnct I, the .t k ic l and »w ,t nf Ra*p 1
toill.
1 ..1
ni., you liy o .g I" do, -'|>a«« the Ihc . w e t . about 72 |~ .T»n t ..( mafc hod a) k nllc
m
It gulpg Inin th . bln. .latream a . Hu it Id* nllflk’ f» ♦( *•I ' U T "
lu
rk
"
T h . U n ited Htatea I, Inking n nr k*
rig * vioubl .lU.lrf* A ll! Ihi*
p m h | T . l n i fncto
ghf weaa on luaiiut 0».a war, Hafei
lirtfd .
hr
' Lllirt
*tr,. i»
to ratora are now Iwing made » u !
•••*» hrel
The t.a llllp "tlivey put up to
T». uni.b*ervtng people all tree \ ii** t uni e to In.
of ptaallea
f n’t ...l-t • the <|Ue.t|nn of whether tvi, r k - look alike but a laltcon J nrk*..n I win •»•! »b. b '
they (avoieil thr organt.atlon of .h o w , .72 different forma they O rli.u i* wt.iild Miring hi Chino''
R a m .m lw r that fellow who ran a .ta lly m e n ', union t.y J .h n L. take on American tre e .
Hut I I percent of them
to r offle* a few ye a r, ag<. and 1,f-v. 1,
D r (ia llu p aatd the
no te tter fa«t " Now bia m lllla .)
got olacltd un a platform uf l a i so vote,!
Flo rida c mmlaatoner of agtlrul
fa .m rr up|*o,|tIon to lalm r union.
bnvn 1«*M
AM*IlM*r*
»1l ■ a 'i 'r 'ir|**Mltd
l | '
rW o ctlo n
lure. Nathan Mavo. brough t from adv
| . 1 . one of long .la n d in g and
him that if all Inujirdlntc rhim r-O
L o u i.la n a a moderate al.e augar
that a atirvey of 26,000 of th .m
for
the
lieOet
did
m
l
n
n v r t hey I
m ill to U ereeled on e t»le priaon
aintwr,! on ly 52 parccnt favoring
fa rm No. 2. bordering t h . lower w ould aubatlli.tr plana of their |
v y i t aao frhera (bay are planning •uch tn lnn a.
T h e national av
to woka clothe, nut <>t peanut» erage waa 07 percvnL Slfanga edge of U k e Okeechobee, neat : owl)
A n d no doubt they w ill lw sold to »ay. th at 77 perrent of proT W .............. ...................
• acluilvety to polltlelan.
fr.iio n a l men fa v o m l them and
Ih i. a t . two percent higher than
iiw ii, viw
V
V V
----Boma fo lk , w on’t fully a p p rr- that of .k ille d labor and .la per the lake and the A t U n t lc to a .t. city and Sept. 2 1 * 4 "• » • <•»»»
T o avoid traffic congrettnn. th..
( |ata tba arrlou.ncaa of th r gaa<> cent higher than unakttlfd.
and th U newer plant.
Th e farm
executive tom m iO ee recently met
U m and llr* .h o rta g e . until th r
haa about 74 aeree of cana gro w
and advla^d » ebang*. * U g «riU n i:
^ Ib W
doaa and tba old ago
A w a n who knowa aaya that ing for mole.era for the slate In- Indlanapolla at (ho city and abort
■totoiona atop.
(tltu tlo n a and w ill p la n t a larger rn ln g tha duration o n r^d a y. m*k
p
rio
r
to
1642
thla
country
waa
•WL
•
to.eallg
using 600,000 tona of rubbtr a acreage for augar.
T h r changr
tug ‘ t Hept. I 6 - 2 L
W « th o u g h t w* had a W a r year; then II Jumped lo 700,000.
w ill likely be made.
I cam paign bar* la .t month. Th ere la pro.pact th at .ynlhalle
It la a m a iln g w h a t blunder* In
m
a in 't aoon nothing y » t rubber w ill daalroy all Importa •pelting and the uaa of worda
w a ll until l h « big drive
aome w r ite r , make.
In ■ new*
Ilona.
M W W la Ju h r. .
atory one aoeh caae waa where
•■ i
•
Th e federal bureau of labor the w rite r uaed the eipraaaVon
a to r Popper d id n 't loaa a n y
“ dyad In the w ool" and apelled A n n u a l A lcoholic B a v e n tg *
'
v o tin g fo r Downay'a atatlitlca prepared a g ra p h on tha
I t died,
d ltd . Ti n
be
a author
of. a
auw or u
■ pope
p « g » - T a x C a n B u y WOO B o m b e r*
to bava n u m b e r, of eriee o f a g tk u ltu ra l and non- u
Y tt
Current
aid.
Comment
L O U H IN K
WKKKlaY NKWS COLUMN
n»
s ^ j w a . r f f .IK
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i H tnfifU.
a|y*aw I I d f illllt lt y
i a. M » v g l A i r B b m
a
Y ou w o r k b etter
P A «F
Submarine Shells
Sink Fishing Ko:it j
T e le p h o n e
14 m i
P,c r------------son a l ------
n iitb l.i elocution a ih I p»an«’
.
:
\fi«* H ulh f tittiinif•v* • ill at ,
.••*.<d. ..f Mr* (iesirgr Maffett anil
W W i N h M » \>
'!■*« 't.u lelm e Mailrtn to ill
t»e 1er hotnr oft I A in i \ . . ii ,r to t| r
a
S anford « 111s•»
<.•. fifed l»k ihrtf (eat h. f • tn a a lhn*at itifii 11> t
w lh r rn im «t«n .tl a
ot re« ilal
I !»»jp-»I *v tit g h t at 1
.
•ervre tw o mtnut< • !
,.wdv» I
K
h
- ,W u '.T rw l p M r .
M. I ..
—
. U r * t IKKiXUv
Th e prugraMV f.dlhw ,
t ia in e ,v illr
v , - . i n k v. • tiiolhr*. I
he F lr M > .a ,1*1
t I*
.." ». ‘ .t, h agt||
•-.inttk tiarden* Pen y (• ra tng rr M l" F im n . l llut f f
. t. * ,U > .
la v a cottage |»fto
*
carnet Lawton
thefollow iru: hftti.
"»• P Ihe \\ filing W o rk e r Frnma S|*oed
J r me*
Sh.n mak.
•fl \ r* lri I
®M
M r* J <
>
■lay t.» •pend
Ih.
Swmp«on
llarttara Lee
•ifoinrr
in
P opular A vrn u t
M r- l . , i . M ,IL »
'l\
Vvaltr l «M>llf»r
1j.kt
A th rn* J' m ! to ..t»ii
•e v •••(•*•!
616 W eal Ktr*t '■ tu. • \|t
I V
than l.u* ila King
i frlaf Iv »•• I* \ . to I.
S trange .
1 I lo M r
V. • .
M *. h irv on* Sally
Mary Y n ilf
j
II
v\ .
Mr* Volie \\ 11In in*
IK .tothy Nihlack
|
fwl Mr* \ 1 I't'lrt Milt rr
T h ird S treet. M»
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1
l
»l*l
!.ngh*h
Song
frt.m
M
u
»
lr
I a *1 nigbi
*i "in
\ rn*
• " ‘ ’ I’
IH I6 Sanford \v. ..
M
d
I lav
La June Fair* *
v h r re- f Li v 41*lie ai Ml Altai
W M ) r n , Flo ra l II. chi* \|
1 I laying N u r«e Maul Aim nym ou* Mr* J J I ' m itt
Pctaraon. NYe«t ! n » t V to
llild eg arde \altin
ll ,1.1
D r S W W alk, f
• M -'* e i‘* and Dadd)'* A nsw er
(!• T M e
Sadi. M. " i l
the ftrrruoit totiik^*
. M.
\nonynm u*
Ferdinand
Ja
%ill frg l a » t< Ira n i v!i«*(
Ila in*
d o t ( '! u irli ut • ik,
■he i' ill al Ih. t
h tola'in
of Mr*
n n MM* w
*Hi
Th r
I h i fe
H ighw ay (x>>|ll |li»ii*on on Pa
Vv m u r
^
S anford rilir.t.*
.
! f oil man JJa«
« t k 'talcolm
l i » r l « l.a r u . •r*d M e lrffi Ihiugta*
C larke Tllli* v> .
•••.( ..f \| f
^ t h e m intvterial a '
t
P .i im g
Annnym ou*
W a lte r
i . . ••
f ' i - • |.m ( m . In 1 and Mr • 'I
I ■.i
under v« ent i W ,-oiai
•erve two tutu .!•
t
I (ii.ta
a loriwile* lomv f *
•
v___h-.w n at H • '•
** n h
l *imm| I )r k * Aiu.nyinou*
ilay at ritN.h
' *'•">)• ••» , 4huiM. • .
the
F rrn a ld I a u g nt.
| dw a id I hula
M.-inoi i* I
T h e O\ie.|o
j ,i. .
" a ll/ lit |i flat
Ma)nr Jo h a n n H im pltal
111,1 r v * fr* •u«fi j. ||
M«
''l l a n o
Amllek
(o t
La
(ieorge \
M .iffiti
will f
it.
June
F.*(r»
Mr and Mi* I r*-d F o tlr * ! htvd i
.
■
■■
W a n te d in m i.'.il.d •• t •
,. •
(
i
n
attir**
!
dgai
A
f!u
e
«t
t i r i r ih ii.i ..I
itovk. f k .iir
w.n Y o u n ^
K f liirn
H ig h School at • 1 P M
Floyd ( «»oj*rr
Th e Setuot I t a iT o . ! flu
M*
Intel rn rrto
from
1 *lvalleini
t H«m! i «at ( l u r c h will
it... i .«f ih
IL
i«tiia D a "
Maecagni
|h>- Naval |la*e *t-d th* faiinl) will
ih u rrh at 7 ini p M .*»,.t hike t
reside
\\ . .
\ Uileenth ,
fothy
Nihlack
the
ke front l<»i « hamtuirg*
t
Leg..
I
V • fi
Slree.
\n Fa*v W orld
F.dgar A (i u r «
^ rjr. K>|M*n»e« of th« f v\ w»|| IM .f * W ggutto
.1 wo
( uini■
jo h n n y hu.la
W .ght
^ ^ h a r r d l.\ tlo tuemlto rt ••.-•* • ni* •
I
P.
V | title Tuni* I t , ( '
Vltoior fro m *
W rrk hi tlie lle.l • r
k
i
i
i
g
•
.•i»i|df*(r*|
Me • L.i
Mu
I ootn * ill t*« uiidt r I \ Z - .‘.f
l.alU* ulai *** l*l.
law*
Mr* .1 T
\e\»h\
| h. i*i.t*iii i • P tfUdiM n < urti* Janie*
k i. 1i , . I . r . Irr f e rr
lot:
invltrvl
k rtf
<• •cl
•r 1 I
I la* I Al. I L.k* n ( ‘lothr*
A lu m )
(•Ududa (grove V M I N T I II
II \\ 1 h
Mav
I.r . 1 toll
" m il. l a June F*tr*
II
a' ^ •1*1• - 11>•*»!•
A |irrfnr K n i n . t
tt.*lm
III
■
■
I '. l k | H < K u o .a .l F „ !b M c li-U I •>!“ " '»!•
>" ' '
w ill tlicet ut \\ \S 11
M i-- \ a
lUanche ’W a n
| In ih u | f ,
"•
11
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' ill -g >a*l ^
I
M.
• i.l
W hen I Liovt I p
M «rv j IN« n| . i
I <•i.- .
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.,
ha,
'1 • *k l
i, I
i
i •il k and
F lin t \ •
'•■tit
k . I a a i *1 huda 1 'in fi I'annotifto • * th.
t ..i
•
•
It
•m
an*
V
U .1 a- Ih.
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There will be a apeclal meeting
•4 1:00 P. M. of the local Bundlei
far BriUin jrroup a t tha home of
ftfrv. I. D. Marlin, IU1 MellonIla' Avenue, fo r tha purpose of
delegatee to the national
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Yfluki Slash' 3 Red SLUGGING^ SENATOR
Sox Twiriers To Win
Retain Grasp On
Second Position
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Ball JVs Mates Get
BOSTON, May 17, W>—Btpi
boldine determinedly to eeecnd
place Tn the National Leaine, the
Doiton Brave* pounced on an old
neaualA Lefty Cliff Melton, for
th n « run* In the flr*t two Inn
ing* yeeterday and went on to
beat the New York
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A1 Javery pitched rii-h lt ball
fo r tha Drare* and In »plta of
tbro* error* by hi* teammate*
ratalned eontrol of tbe »ltuatlon
fM tp t (n fh# third Inning, wh*n
0 wild throw by thlrd-b*»eman
Nanny Fernand** let DIU Junrea
n an the way to aeeond to open
S a Inning. Dare Ko.lo. rookie
reUef pitcher, then doubledI to
U ft, Jar*** holdlnr up a t third,
and Nlclt Wltck doubled both
' M a i n Home.
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1 Melton beet Do*ton three time*
without a defeat la*t year and
bad • topped the Drare* twice thi*
aeaaon. Dut yesterday they broko
tbe ipell.
o W lth two cut In I he flr*t Inn lltr Eddie Miller tingled, Fernandei walked. Miller stole third,
and then Miller and Femandea
worked a perfect double (teal to
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CHICAGO, May 27, W’) —
The papa Bear, contrary to u»ual habit*, ha* not been In hiber
nation.
Georg* Halo*, m atter of the
Chicago Bear*, champion* of the
N itlonal Football league, har
•pent the pa*t fire month* work
Ing cut plana to—of all thing*—
create a greater H eart team.
‘Thl* ought to be a great teaton for tbe National leagu e,"
Halt* .aid Tuesday. "Wa*ra re
eel rod erery poeilble encourage
ment from tha arm y and navy
and" on that bails wa'ra going
right ahead planning for next *ea-
• LIQUORS
♦ SCOTCHES
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Chicago Bears Head
Expects Good Season
"B ut, If th« situation become*
■och th a t wa shouldn't continue,
and the gorernm tnt want* u* to
call a halt, wall be ready to »top
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Iioaioa
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of the *e**on deep into the a»
■embly of BOO »cIdler* and ta il
or* In the right/1*Id »tand* «t
Yankae Stadium.
E ren thU tremandoua blow wa*
an antl-cllmax, h o w rrtr, for tbe
world champion* already had prorlded tha more than 11,000 cus
tomer* with a (how In the fir»t
Inning.
boil
f f YOUR TASTE DEMANDS
Hkija
BOOO SERBS KILLED
Celery Report
League Standing
HEW YORK, May 2V, b P l- T n i
New York Yank*** raided th rrr
pitcher* for IB hlU, Ineludlmthree home nraa, to overwhelm
the Bo*ton Rod So* 9 to 1
Urday behind the ilx-hlt hurling
of Alley Donald.
The (lender righthander kept
Ike Red Boeken suppressed ci-
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tre hare turn- thU location. Now oce/n* Iho lo«l•er* to "*ome- « • tim e for thoac »hn are not
ta n l— winning able, beeaut* of dependent*. U»
l there arc a k»ln tlw ^ r m e d foerra U> do ‘n eir
nd tome new) p a r t In W « g re at w ar (fort.
Tho opening of a larg<- num ber
I have taken, of airport* lit our ai»*" '*l''
,l Dalai. Norm c re a te the dem and for • lrP u "*
ranaugh. Bob engine mechanic* There »r« no
MrAfee
Joe qualification* that m utt lw m et In
Dick P i i .m .n O’** W l l . It you ivtvc h»d • de-
•Ira to work wilt, airplane* thl*
)• (he Ideal tlmn, not only to BAlUfy a personal with, but t« g*t
into an lndu*try w|iUh will Iwlp
four coontrv aM at me tam e time
rim a rood llrlns.
There U room .In, twe of. t h |
welding claatea
for
additional
weekly or
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way betw tea OrtalkU ta d Baaford. D ottltg, f'Uklag, P rivate Beach. Oaffee
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workiag or varatiealag ta Bahfard. Lew
ly rates. Foralaked ' raaaaa aad iB artam t* .
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SECURITY FEEDS - FERTILIZER?
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C H IC K R A T IO N
B R O IL E R « R A T IO N
G R O W IN G M A SH
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b u t q m iK y .
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CAMPBELL’S SECURITY
FEED & SEED STORE *
By PAUL ROBINSON
ETTA KETT
Defense Shop News
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In t i e n*.-.‘ 00 day*. It beeom.-*
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ROBERT L. COX
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H ie Essex Studio
IM M. P ark Ava.
Pheaa »7«
■core a run.
Chat float opened the second
•U ni* with hit second homtr of
the season and after two wsro
out, Johnny Cooney singled, Mav
West walkeil and Miller ilnglrd
to center scoring Cooney.
Boston'* other nin came off
Kotlo In the fifth on slnglea by
Clyde Kluti, Frank Demaree and
Bebby SUtl.
AnO NOW o O lS , WE
Onr ahot> to well equipped
‘to, make any repair* on
i farm machinery, trailers
or olker equipment.
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fHB flXNFOBQ HtBiALD. BANTOBD, FLORIDA
Thespians Will
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Present Comedy
Seminole County School News
Editorial Staff
Robber, Sugar, Gas
T V A m e ric a n s — th e y a r e a g r e a t lo t o f people— h a v e
I g j r d i h — h w e x c rO e n tly in a c c e p tin g th e c irc u m c c a k r o o g k t f o r t h b y t h e G r e a t C o n f lic t o f o u r tim e ,
h U k i u n d i a a o f a m in o r ity o f d is g r u n tl e d c itiz e n s ,
i m | ( o f o a r n a tio n a r c t o b e c o m p lim e n te d f o r th e i r
t o (im ita tio n s p la c e d o n r u b b e r a n d t h e
___ a n d g a a .
■mcrifice, a n d s a c r if ic e w ith t h e s p i r it H ttio
_
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g a in t V in e v lta b io v ic to r y w h ic h w c w ill
I n a ^ M m u d e B t i a i u l f m a k in g t h e d e m o c r a tic c a u s e
T V U M h d S ta t e s , fa c e d w ith a n a c u t e s h o r ta g e o f
H r wee d e d f o r ita m e c h a n iz e d f o r c e s , f i r s t im p o se d a
T stioa o a U m o ne o f r o b b e r b y c iv ilia n s . W e, t h e people,
f f a d »M e — - ■ « o f o o r la w -m a k in g b o d y w ith e o n fi* t h a t i t w a s b e s t f o r i n e r t i n g t h e s i tu a t io n . Im m e d ij m e b e g a n f i g u r in g re m e d ie s to m e e t th i s n ew c h a ll«. W e .h o a g h t k ic y tjw , s k a t e s , a n d e v e n h o rs e s . Wo
Owe a d e te r m in e d p eo p le t h a t o u r s p i r i t w ould n o t be
H a b y la c k o f c e r ta in lu x u r ie s .
T V s , t h e s u g a r s h o r ta g e a ro s e . C o n g r e s s d e c id e d to
W ish ( h e f i r s t r a tio n in g p r o g r a m in t h e U n ite d S ta te s ,
p e m te m g i n n i r l b e a u tif u lly . O n tfae r e g i s t r a t i o n d a y ,
z d x w e s t to t h e a r h o o h w ith th e g o o d , ole
rit a n d a c c r p tc d o n c e a g a in a “d e fe n s e fo r
" M e a s u re . S u r p r is in g ly , t h e A m e ric a n * h ad
per It* s u g a r r a tio n in g . T h e y w o rk e d to m e e t
b(F u s in g s u b s tit u te s — s o m e th in g o u r n a tio n
c a u s e to u se.
■ la g m u n e x t. T h e n w a s tu r m o il, s u r e , b u t
a k e r s w e re a g a in t h e m in o r ity . T h e p eo p le
■ a re c o -o p e ra tiv e ly in th in c o u n t r y t h a n e v e r
b e f s r e . M e e tin g t h e a b o rU g e * w ith n d e te r m in e d m in d t h a t
m
m c o t p d n r t o le t t h a t “ a o fln c x n " A d o lf (O n t h e w ay
b a c k fro m M o sco w ) H itte r to ld u s a b o u t g e t u s d o w n .
D o t w h a t i s Use s ig n ific a n c e b e h in d t h i s re s p o n s e o f
t V citiarw * o f , t h e U n ite d S t a t e s ?
I t 's n tr a g ic s to r y .
M ig h ty , iwwod fc ra n c r, once t h e le a d in g p o w e r o f E u ro p e ,
I m t h i h e r g r o a t b a t t l e b e c a u s e b e r p e o p le b e c a m e m ia c r■ H a n d ti r e d u n d e r th e s t r a i n o f s a c r ific e s . I t e r people
V n M M 4 i p re s s e d , th e y (oat c o n fid e n c e in t h e i r o w n n a tio n
W K A R K N O T G O IN G T O DO
m >4 U seir www lewder*.
T H A T . W e a r e o f t to a g o o d s t a r t In z ta v i n g o f f a n y s u c h
U a g td y a s n m d F r a n c e , a n d w e a r e g o in g t o k e e p w cliahrasd ia ssar o b je c tiv e s . W o a r e y e t to b e ro lle d u p o n to
11 h im a i d M an y o f o u r so -calle d lu x u r ie s — a n d w e a r e g et
t a g pn p a r ed n o w t o m e e t t h e n o o c -to o -h a p p y f u t u r e w ith
*r 7 t h e g r a c e o f G o d . t h e U n ite d S t a t e s a n d h e r A llies
s a i l h e a t d a sra a ll c b a D c n g ro , w h e th e r i t t a k e o n e y e a r or
t e a re a r* .
— b y E d w a r d M a r s h a ll
EARL j h x R , GLEN ODHAM.
and AL (IABURN a m displaying
th* bandIwtwiL o f N o m m in the
fersa of bandages on their lands
end arm s. They g o t Uied of rid
ge* red arc
A ViDRY BACH,
HELEN HICKSON, and BEAUM E ROBSON along with load* of
Last but n et W a t I noticed
JERRY W HITE'S now tan and
Www*
shoes
and
VIOLET
Dr. Putnam, Glee Club, And Play . ^o^Hom^&Front
Featured On Chapel Program *
*
By IIE8MAN MIDDLETON
The Seminole High School Glee
Clob, under the direction of Mice
Dorothy Sanford, gave Ita final
performance ( t Seminole High
School la it T hunder, May 21.
hollowing a eolo, "Temptation’*,
by Orien Ferrell, tba Glee Club
mmnoaed of 75 mem be re, tang
"Rain And T ie River". “The
Road la Celling", and a tnedly
rnntltlln gof "The Marina Hymn,
Th* Shore* Of Triplll**,
and
"Anchors AwcigU,"
Following tba number* by tha
Glee Club, Edward Harebell In
troduced Dr. Georg* II. Putnam
who, representing th* Vocational
uidance Committee of tba Klwanta
f lub, .poke on "Medicine". Dr.
Putnam urged tb it glrla «*j well
m bojra roneider being doctor*.
"The women doctor* In our coun
try today are rapidly lncreaitng",
rmphaalied the doctor.
The tp e tk e r continued by statir.g th at the array need* U doclore per tloueand soldiers,, and
there a r t not near that many In
ihie vital branch of our national
Dr.____________
Putnam aald__th a____
t a
d e fe n s e .__
bny must go to general college
ln o years and to pre-medical collee* before he enter* medic*I
When he enter* medical aebool,
le sign* a paper which place*
him In the Army reserve, and
upon graduation from collage, the
■Indent gota to tha A rm y where
bo terra*. *Thi* training in tba
A rm y ooualla jm IntamaaMp In •
Ing Ihooe who w ant to bocooM
doctor* to g o t th a moat out of
th alr opportunities and ab o rt *11
to b* determined to roach their
goal*
Next
Edward M arshall an
nounced C one a c t a kit, "M other
Buy* A Bond", to bo preaentad by
tha Thai plan and Drama tl* Clob,
T he character. In thie akit, which
told bow Granny and h e r grandeon caused their fam ily to reallee that wo e ra a t w a r and ahould
Inreet In bonds and »tempo, war*
Ann Wiggins n s Granny; Lucy
Ward a i M argaret, the daughter
who knew no value o f money;
In u re 11 Dutton ha the mother:
Billy Brurelay os the fath er; and
Leroy 1lodge sa th e ion.
Tha winner* of tb s ticket sell
ing contcet fo r th e Senior Play
were announced to bo A nn Bob
bins, first, and Dorothy Boater,
second, while Mr*. K ao Da hr
F o rt’e f l n t period claaa tied with
the claaa o f M rs. Lucy Smith In
selling the moot tickets. Freda
Fields won the f l n t prise for the
beet pester edrertlelng the play
with Edith C hestnut taking the
second prise.
Eleven Boys Froiti Sophomore Class
Are Chosen New Members Of Key Club
Eleven new member* o f th*
Kry (Tub were chosen on TLursdi jr. May 21, aa Ihe Junior and
tenior member* of th* club com
bined with th* faculty to chooea
v new group for nest year from
the sophomore class.
T ie Scmlnols High School Key
Hub. an honor organisation, 1*
composed of 82 member*— 11 be
ing senior* and II Junior*. A t th*
close of each school year, eleven
new member* are chosen to re
el/ ce the graduating senior*. Th*
minner In whirl, the new -Key
Hub member* are chosen la baaed
u|mn a double vote, f ln t the Key
f lub vote* for t l boys from a
list of mn homo re boys with an
average of RS, then th* faculty
casts ita vote for all. The vote
•- then combined, snd t i e II
b n y* having the highest number
•>f role* are announced aa mcm-
ber* for Lb* coming aebool year.
Chosen In Um T hursday ballot
ing wer* Alva Brock, Pet* Brock,
Hugh WhelehoL Billy Fleming.
Ralph Smith.
Howard
Rone*.
Jam es Gut, MQIard Hunt, Ralph
I-oaring Robert Coffesn, and Wil
liam McTott.
Key Club memvera graduating
this year are E arl Jeter. Mack
David G a te b tf H arry Lao, J r ,
Richard Meriwether, Sherwood J a
cob*on, Herman Middleton, Stuart
Quarterns* ft,
Delphi ns
Hasty,
Lambert Palmer, Taylor Brown,
and L. A. Brown, J r .
Junior Class member* of this
Junior Klwantan group are Karl
Behulls. Warren Denials, Chariee
Park. Billy Holleyhoad, W alter
Anderson, John Bclysu, William
Earle. Paul Illckaon.
Emm ett
Herndon. Jam es Hamrick, and
Billy Johnson
Paul Moore Glvwi
Account Of Trip
Vocational School
By Dll.LT PIXLER
»
Paul Moore, senior at fisnrinob
High, won a free trip to JacksonrilT* to tour the Naval Btatloa.
Ha won Ills trip, which was tha
first prixe, by selling lb* moat
Naval Relief Pina. When your reportee Interviewed him he gave
the following account
“ What did you do when you first
arrived In Jacksonville I"
"Tb* firs t thing that I did was
go to th* hotel and register for
mr room. T hat afternoon and
night we were free to tour Jackion villa o r go to Ihe slow or do
anything we wanted to."
"When did you go to th* air
station?"
"I went to the air station at
B;30 o'clock Saturday morning."
"(That places did you visit at
th* air statio n ?"
Th* first thing tin t I say
a t th* a ir station was tb* weldUbr shops. Tb* next thing I taw
was th* power plant of th* ataUoa where all their electricity
waa furnished. Then next place
w* went waa to tb* banger*
where the men explained to tu th*
By MARCIA
GAD end
MR8.
II DLL
da stencil*
MARGARET BA?
and MIBB
for ____
MRS.___
MAFF1_
MALLEM for "thalr recital* this
week.
____ _. ., Bines
Bloc* w*
we Lad a holiday
last Monday there hasn’t been
much doing at *eh ' . *I Jdon't
‘
IVIL BERknown wky , /THE
VICE EXAMS w e re _______ ____
last Wednesday and they will b*
given twice a month from now on.
Anyone Interested hi Inking on*
m j e t tn touch with MRS.
^m
AXWELX, and ah* will rive you
tb* blanks U fill out. . JIB S.
KBKFOT bad on a pretty now
gisen sports dress th* ether day.
It turn waa cut*. . J wonder what
la tha matU r with MR. K1Bc n o r r . Ha t a i n t b m to aehool
In weeks. . WILLIAM baa com*
out of hla ab*lL Ila baa returned
to school; b* Just couldn't stand
Ir and ieauce orders for the
Tha p rin ts * are going on
uv*r* In conquest of pinking
* and tewing mlchlne*.
th* first battalion w* find
kto 8. Mtlach camouflaging a
mit while Private* C. T rot,
wall ted uniform* for dally use.
Private* P. Bholts and J . Hutthin* a n , struggling with parachutcit'i uniform* (jumper* and
blouse.)
Private* A. Abrams, E. Itumklcy, M. Stevens, W. Nlbisck, D.
Dunn, J . Giles and K. Lord have
mad* a variety of cotton uniforms
for clsssos.
Private )'- Chestnut mad* a jac
ket which will protect ber from
the cold while on sentry-doty.
Been blltakrieglng brilliant cot
ton skirt* wer* Private* J . Merrlt, M. Ilerb aV B. Cherry. V.
Aniley and D. Thomas.
Waiting fo r Up* is Pvt. L. McDanitla lrt her pajamas.
W* a r t glad to welcome Pvt.
B. Moore, who-'Ll* spent several
week* In the Infirm ary, back to
our vegimsaL
Since the w ar has begun and
for the duration, well be wearing
dreaaea with fewer pleats, nar
rower skirt* and no pocket*. Jac
ket* will bo shorter and out of
tpnlhctlc materials because of tic
.portage of woolen*. No raff*
on sleeve* and narrow bell* will
slao-becomo j»rtr fashion trend*.
W# feel th at we will be able to
make our clothes sccordlng to th*
regulations and wo will endeavor
to ron serve all we can.
S. H. Ss Ramblings
By HUDUNIT
Th* Impossible happened in
Sanford last week, a light dew
changed the menotony of the
drouth; In fact every weed, twig,
and flower came back to life and
once again the lanea, allies, ami
streets of ocr fair city sparkled
with magnificence. The farmers
say It was worth a million dollari; but braids* ruining a beau
tiful rrrnlng It rutnrd my new
■ult.
To change th* subject, the S*.
n k r I’lay was a whopping ijc
re**, thanks to th* enthusiasm of
tha audience, director, ami cast.
Yea, the play waa so good that
th* halla of S.lt.8. rolled from
side to side an H'a foundation;
however It didn't raise frees ids
Sanlxndo flprlngs was geest 10
Sanford Honda*; but from what
Earl Jster, Glenn Odham, and
Al Rabun say, "We wlabtd wo had
stayed borne," could apply to ev
eryone. No on* baa rotten over
It y e t Those assn at tba apringi
wvrs; Lois Caldwel, listen Huchlaon, McKay Truluck, Mack Cleve
land, Earl Jeter, Al Rabun, ’Abe”
Odham. EarlliM Kelly, Ann Btine,
F a tty Moreland, Kirby Fite, Often
Farrell, Audrey Bach, Ouida Daria,
By KATHRYN K1CMNB*
"W hin Boy-Frienda M art". a
raiM dy In on* j r t , will I* !**■
m t ( d by th* Thespians a t A rilrity period on May 29, and an
edmiaalon at nlna casta will be
t h i r f t d . Tha play la being dU
reeted by Ifiaa. Batty Boorman
and tha cast ia a t follows: >
Patricia Taylor, 18, collar* tophmore—Baity Kin*.
,
M arti* CurtU, IB, her roomm itc— Ann Htln*.
Jan* I-eonanl, 18, thalr friendLola Caldwell.
BUI llarriaon, 20, bar "oot-oftown” boy-friend—BID Branan,
Maurice (Iraham, 10, Patricia's
"Home-town*' boy-fritnd — BIDy
Flam inf.
Jack Etdridge, IB, bar campua
aarorl— Mack Cleveland.
lira , Albcrdlng, 65, preceptress
of th* rlrii* hall—Angela Melaeh,
The plot more* around tba l a s *
aroua fact th a t Patricia baa two
too many suitor*. flha engages
her friend a in a tchema to gat
rid of tha ones tb a doaaat want,
and the m u l t li hllarloua. Galea
of laughter can ba beard a t rabe*rails evsrytftn* Lola Caldwell
and Bill (Hong) Tllemlnr begin
the 1C boo-boo-LK). Ing—a la Croaby. In fact, tba whole play will
appeal to every atndent.
Anyway It's be good seeing the
outside world again without having to make up tome more time.
Have you heard the difference
between a m arriage and a fu
neral? At your wedding you get
to see your own flower*. A t your
funeral—well you can g*t yocr
own rnneluilon.
As I was saying before that
Joko an ruddy Interuplcd, school
is coming tj a close and so must
thl, article; to keep 'em sailing,
rolling, and (lying and well keep
those Jap s dying!
,
GRADUATION
PHOTOGRAPHS
Tlwlr youthful school days will
live forever In a picture
mad* by
ROBERT L. COX
PROTOCRAPHR*
The Essex Studio
lo a N. Park At*.
Fknao *T<
MRS. GALLUON
week la th a t It I
hot aa | f ’W* all i
HARRY la itlUw irin g aw ay a t
boapltallty__*f
^T 1 b ab o * p H * H ty of Jacksonville
fa *11 of ua boy* wa* greet, and
we regret th a t w* eouMn*t stay
COTTAGE COURT
TUB WHITR PALMETTO
S iS to y ^
P.TeA. Has Last
M eeting At SJELS.
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By MARJORIE JONES
All Ihe eighth grad* student*
who wilt enter Scmlnols High
School next year, will visit the
school next week.
T hree student* will be taken
to the frm km an- classes where
th* teacher will explain her sub
ject. This Is done so th a t as
frrehm an next year, the** stu
dent* will feel more welronje and
will knew (heir way around the
school belter.
‘n’blohdTS
* "How wa i_ th*
A
Eighth Grade To •
Visit High School
ORLANDO,
Many Activities For
Seniors Are Planned
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S A N T O R O H E R A L D , T M -S D A Y , M A Y i&. I < m .
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M rm b « r A w o c la lrd
336 Votes Were Sanford - Tampa
Cast In City By. Pipeline Plan Is
11 This Morning Still In Running
Offices Of Navy,
Contractor W i l l
Be Moved To Field
Turnout Is Light Aal “We Have Chance",!
Reveal*;:
Only One Race Ap Higginn
pears On Ballot
Graham
Hacks
(deai1
______
Work On Barracks Is
Reported Started;
Hus Line Will Run
Up to 11:00 o'clock this mornine. 3-in voters had ra .t ballot.
In the two Ranford preriact* on
the lone race Idxv.-cn Edward J.
Nelson, Jr^-ao-j
H- (T-Bcne)
Sm ith
UpSrti-urv.cn la 11vf
frtiti Group 2. This figure U
slightly lv*a than thv 3RD voir,
that Wrcre marked hy 11:*0'A M
In the two city precinct* In the
May S primary.
L. E. Bauman, who U in rh arg cl
of the election at I’rrclnrt 1, West]
Sanford, at the old A. C. I- depot
a t the com er of Oak and Com
mercial Avenue*, reported 112
vote* were cait. while Precinct
3, E ast Sanford, at the *tnr»
formerly oeeuolrd by tha Florida
Tower and Light Company, 221
ballots were m arket by 11:00 A
M. W. A. Ad*m*. J r , I* In
charge at thi* precinct
There
are 4.018 regi.trreii voter* In the
two city division t, and over <1.000
In tha county.
Tha 18 voting places through
out 8«rnlnol# County will close
a t sundown tonight, which 1* n
patted td be a I*w minute, after
1 :0 0 . o'clock.
They opened at
liOO A.M. Nelson led Smith in
tha firs t primary by 1,021 to 833.
While E. JS. Brady •>■ third with
tt« k The Jfitsoft-SraUh victor will
geJjMwUh f* ,B. Many, newly aw-
57%“!:
b rie f oh- u p . „ u . i new rntfvarntatlvaa when Irgisla
tore coftvene* a t Tallahaiare In
1043.
t o r d lrid io n be tiles waUnned.”
Tb the south, about Igyum-Barvenkova, the Sovlat force* re
mained on the defensive against
German Infantry and lan k a t
tacks and It was apparently tkia
are ter to which ai German commaul qua referred In claiming the
encircle men l of the ta lk of ■‘three
Soviet armlea." .
.
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(By AseeelatsS Pressl
Allied bomber* returned to Vunakanau Airdrome a t Ralwul, New
Britain, and plastered It
with
bomba for th* second lime In 21
hour*, while other bomber* were
raiding tha Japanese-held a ir
field a t La* In Now Guinea, Cm
Mac Arthur** headquarter*
anBGUnffd IfldtT.
(By Associates Press)
In both raids, the Alllot flier,
Reviling downward Jap an 's l o u mat itrong rw [starve*. but only
ts la lha Coral 8c*, the Imperial one Allied plana waa Inst. Two
government today revised upward Janine*# planes of a strong in
Allied loaaaa. Japan also claim te m p lin g fort* wsra shot down
ed heavy aerial blows on China over Lae and two more in New
and the recovery of much loot in Britain.
The communique reported (hat
Bisma.
In Chungking, China reported large fire* were started among
Vunth t Japanese have been halted In tha airfield building* at
their attem pt to taka Klnhwa akanau Airdrome.
Army Minister Ford* announced
and were thrown bask with many
yesterday tha a rre st of IS men
and woman, believed to
lave
been associated with the so-called
A ustralia F irst front, on charges
of treasonable conspiracy to aid
th* Japs net* If they Invade Aus
tra lia
Ford* sakl document*
which
w n u t l r i gave plan* for the
ilnation o f leading A u.tr*
ll*n* and for M botaglog vulnerA^if point#.
"The** document* Indicate fifth
column activity a t th* worst kind
to b* w ry email and by a small
band of paoala," T arda said.
Th* arrest* w ere n ude bv mili
tary author!tias. Tarda aald three
MMH were arfoot Australia.
te *a-
Allies Plaster
Bombs On New
Britain Airport
Japs Bomb China;
R ep ort Recovery
Of Loot In Burma
H fi f ■ •
D m pite
recent
rrlm t*#
Prcjw
She Wins Divorce
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In lb, ir a iu in j; id ll r m im i
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lit .1 mu' - t.tiHiiftl t*»»i»ningham
pr. Mut. il a . i.mpL't*’ \»rl.»ry In
(hr Mill {<f rntii-iih »f Britain riin
itn *t tn*, fli tM* m rupial i omhat,
Imt In' im know Initfi tl the t ranaf#r
t.f i hr French fieri would Ixn
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th# fililf Aiitl ffmtnrtmir nil rom- .
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■till have a chanrr «*f having lh«'i
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in ti MirrCAsion
l n‘iit Rw <|'**,4*n. wti..
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i | a m*I fur 11>mi - ft
h.'rt I•| ' "k1 1 'l*
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i Agfi-ii! In repave ami wtalm the nt w t*-1
mill n f« M III 1(1III. * bit.■r nnothcr
Al«>ul PH W I’ \ worker*
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mo*t in the publie eye t«*.hiy t- th»I (here ahoukl li* ....... .
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1mm 'I i' b*. r< iiRiir for the huge
the trAn«portAttnn of oil. tan by propert y imnri«
*rm.nt mg
S b- t v
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- pto.fl
there are many othfr Vital rom right* tif way a* 4 ».Mibl Ih
I lea 111
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great improvement i. the >
Iwing
mcdltiei th at ein arwl ah»ul*t
• >i>ig i KMl.Jinv
lho* •*« I I fir por
Tie Ih
tran*|iort«vi by tho way nf Kl«r h> hiving a new *tiei| ,m.| *m|.
.1 l.ghl fo »*f
walk* aik«| utl er imp*"vrun i ' » rha-f .M
Ida,
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to th ii; The e iiU m ae*l*»*ar«l part merit ha* a greed i . ink*
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wnnta a p p ro ilm ittly
1 //OiLOOtt
t. while SS
lininU have tioen tiblaimeM.
<• 1 the 14«iJ*i i I*
harrrU.
They are getting
‘ 1 Ills. Attil
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tween all nml wren humlreH bar a* repairing nny lawn* that t..<i ! luminri
in . eptevl
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relw by rmil. Thfcy hope to yrt Iw iffet tn l, rv planting
fl«*we*
I 1.1 *«d lltggm t ...MM.
>I*i WiBlftll! It'S) I It),it-ry, i.
1**10,000 banreli to the enal by or plfiring fefieri* faith* r in.L
|inr*nle.l M ii
t»n|? in the -if M, Kiln# V 11.Mt■I AIL'II. of M
the way of th# Ohio River, a
I
l
t
s n \ v II l F Nt tv
(Ah
T t# folio wing Plate merit h ,. abivrlMre *.f Vlti 1 U l Hill, who F» i Sn nil Ktrfi'1, h«* let-i’ll a,
rouplo of humlrecl Lhouaati(i by th e 1 »uhpiillnl
1. .41
.1 ... ..(-I, U>«.r
.i h 1
to flip
( Mlllllll'al.i' M« m
iii.n. 1 ii * nil tiffir.'f i imnliMnt*
way of a plpelln# now eon»trurt-'
Ilk. •• 11t*4 1 s tv . flr-l- .Hi ft
■ ! ..fi r- 1)ffI.. « i> iii.liMfi
I!..
i l . f . s n 11 i i s v . h p. el in
ed; ami then whatever a b w i
v, 1 .. ? H Minmk IU'ii. k', M v.
|**s 1 vv ,«f ,*lv Ih. ‘MULth
tanker* arw getting through
••-f-.a 1 i.aln)
A firt *im t »*( ,
. f u ' i run
,.k,,
A
“In my opinion, no innVrr.
J Iv i in f. L i nip m 12 wi «k IrM* fi
. » r.-k, 1 » is '* 1 S1,
phould bo aent to the Ki«l ( ■'*"! I
M n-1 * i ». *. inf | n, »•■* «
11
until the a ub m i tine menace U i
CM
I . >1-4 v .» Ml
, ". r
Ui
k it*
l 1ik’fi*
eompletely eliminated.
S
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.
|
I.
III.
.
..4.1
tl.
W A S H I N G T O N M»\ '•
- V. . ' r
(1 , Ur ,1
"Rail tranuporUtion «• b *'»i.l
\
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r Mi. i *111. m •„
Th«»
N
a
v
y
t.
hIa y Aim win
H „*v •
".« n IS It tfl ft Ik
to I»eeome more #ongr*trd, an.!
I
i■
\
. Il.a.1 (Ih f.! I s.f
the
World
W wr
-Iw- *.
it v
nrk. -*t tin
filll Lit
the movement of oil by tank
> ........ I! .4 1 *
I*., i- ■». • 1 ’ »!■* S-j'ifurd ftl.'.i k 11■•t J > f f ia * « 11!Mill.krtlr ■t n
Illftkrl)
w
i
n
til.
Ding
id
b
c a n thou Id
rillevnl if it ran
I. I tv I (ifiitrc! »ir i'vi'iii iill.m for
I .•* !,! ) • J (HI fail .... I* linn, b. apl's mill*-*! four
................. I »*•. . ■
h im h #
10
,
1
*my
torj>#*lo
m
ib*•
.
>M bv pt Hti ipul* f-«r bb t
|*e done by another method
I
Mi |o *'♦ i 1i'll! iif Hiti'.imr , g.. dw ill
.if rgg* Ilial hwiii* \m ,.rliiimt*s|rnitve, |ivr«n!iiH 1
the
».
... I |..MMu niTii'UiM. which may
Iteliev# th a t clo## to half rf the | lican R<*« b t l had rcarhrd
«*f t kn- wg-(mml| s III
1of*
ImVII ***la| (.( t hi- Federal egg
Ilptl lllltlfs
with
10
m
rm
beri
«f
it*
n
b. < dih mini) ! mii'* lh»* kftlue of
oil that la needed etn be mnv^t
- f K m II F.n I h *i-p
>
i»*ni
nt
the
Swnf«ird
purrbft'inc
m
i
I
p
n
grnihiatlon,
nffn'er*
’
rep nr le d m i n i n g «»<l »tt
I Its d l,l|a||it>«/
through and aero tt Florida moat
I \| ■1mIit i rtf|«'fni» ii
Hlftli- F an h i - Mmkrt in Ihe I ir*t I-* > igneil In duly kr» one
JuredI f.. JtutlU' **f ndv rrlmnig go *#
ly wlfti m aterial that can be r>°rlidM'b 1Il|?h Mill I ' I 11
three -nlf Mi*\ - "f On' iinil, Mnn * lhe-> ilepnrtmrntm kn the
• i'l,i ji 1,sii|f a* t.i w.hi-thi-r advrr| I * . k ,1
Inn.
*4
II 1 . ..........
ducsd In Florida,
ager W T H .Hklley iirifirHirtmt ftit.t
ikni* relieving t mmiil
, „ i it ii r. •*■»*,i»*i* £i11rK «k in I
.
.
. I f..»
" i'
I
‘ .If Mm) * ft re hi | I j |,|- friMit -lirh Mil tir* ftn. I nD.
" t i n t , the Fort Jlvers-Stusii
jrr*tr | tin V
MM* >>. mh* (In r il j • the IjCUC’ ,I
44•111-. !Mill l
■ k- n.
every T n •Mi. v iiittl Fr i.i* y f r iti , mg ib. in I., di-vnlr then full !t
Canal should be Immediately u w l
r d l l i pul * in* ri nandi***
■
m. UuituMUiiUs
s, ,
s f. I| si
H .10 A \l l.y
«-i •. •Ml r M
—and to capacity. Becontl, the
Th«
** l.liiLt as! *JssIM- J*. Jtir**v»v ff
!•;
fblllit
4in hrti.il* .,f • .Miofiry |it*o|i|i*
I
. I i.Mi.>ii 4-* r
pipeline should be built tr< m
du-*J* u w*.ii Ihw-ir
.‘f hmtaing mid litiininf
fn ! J-dl
,
I
<
idlantU
tr <!.|i . pru t *
B
i • I .1 .. leaf*.
tKe iif.ii thr mij fh* Srtnf.tid 1*4m11 f .4* I i* | il ii “i etrrJIi nl rlim.ii ,
Tamp* J o Banlofd and U» UL
Iku fiir I ■iiiuiiM' (I'm! Vriirf
, r .r I*r III, ,
In D
tryiiM-M* A• mj h.fi
Johns waterwav ouL
Third, a
fin
h|ir>imp(l«*d \ n n y off '
BOSTON,
l »u- 11, I.* I i in-i f v Hi tto*
I !i i, > ,lni k
ma n hi f i *•* ■! .I, 1 * .lift \ I**iiijf li. >
pipeline ahoold be built from Fort rria ry tekra
the
f>s *i l o l Vt in im Hi-ftrh ■
, .*| v iltl ihr kuplu I IdlnlJt'1
i
St. Joe to Jacksonville
Thr-e cm c o u tal
thru *y-y. i> ■• ) .piftf! •> f ," r" It
iatr* c
k**i i*l •■•n for ( fu’ *> h*“
I l.vd.gAd\.f»i Mg h..- MiJ.le
I B
IIP Id i * In14*i v (|
ir«* ll.ji*. >i 4• iisi
three sources should p u t Into Iras gatoline heforr th**y
- ftd.lrd
1
” ‘ * '
• 11 i hti I'l.iftiMe “
t If,Ml .|H*r(i i ■ i 1. 'I,
«a th. v . anf) f•I IMjf
t jiridn rd
Jacksonville between 3.000 to expect more. He addrd It
(1*. ilt \! 1
Mr- )
1 1 f.n
1 i. '■tU-'lM »111*1 till 1•rtly wi»> for
grade rgg- ktitir ftlntut •lOe |
4,004 barrels of oil par day
come to a point where thru
'HH 1 i’1< 14l"V 1ill «Hip* ft !" t"4‘ ■sure of it#
..... .. r in the
"Tha pipeline should be Ixjlll b# "no gmaolln# at all r u r p t 1 doreri in |» 11ry nirri,
11\ WII a grniil.'ol .1 leak*
"It i* n r ml n*«rl in thr fmiil
aal. - 1* tn ki'n'ji it * name Wforn
of concrete, and th* barges and noreamary um#." In llangur, '*•
. ' f. f im*’ yptu IH 1 Ml.
III. iiLliUe rmw, to |.r teel It#
tow boats should bo made of Senator firewater (It.Mr I «**•
Irymrn," Mr W .nllry Rtateil, "anil
I
,
r(..t.l
1
M
I
-1 i iiih> rt-etiv n 1
provide* them with a . neeeiraary
wood. Th# barges should be de ed th# "Nationwide rationing
I.i niul flume mul !*•’ r* ud) “ for th'J
KH[IT
MYRRH,
May
28,
Il
niiritM|firi‘(f
lllio *M».
rt.ai.l of Fm“Ine• w wii irh it Loutiil
nutlet, Si»tn*' dealer# thought they
signed to uaa Florida material gaaolln# to eonmervr rubU .
|H f MM1. who #i*li In ..... Ill’ 1 t«» eimie ”
hail tn tiring In 10
lot*, hut T h try nut tha rjtlhoaaiialr hr.which U a valla hie on the ground. prmetleaRjr rc ria ln by July 1 "
rm**
Stale
waterway
fur
hauling
_ . ,
U.atM
,|
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■
*
ii
in
mef
,
he
»
luring
1
he
thla
f«
not
true*
We
will
take
Th* m o u n t d r ila tl U irt goes
from one cbm* up, although we do ga«*i|irie the Suutnrantern f JU M«4»ij Id get in tiinrli 1
Into n bare* of tU a type 1* not
h>pp iif T \V Luwt ii.
large whan yak consider the-Job
not rnfournge them to Lrlng frt Company yeatenlay iliirted
». ,V„ trg„l„,
I
Icaa than onr ra*#.** It v n point Ing 70.000 gallon* ln»o Iwo sl.-, l
that 1* to b* dona."
barges
to
Iw
tow
el
by
a
lug
„
„ ,,||r , rh ,„.|,
I
i
ed out, however, that egg» In |#a«
fnim
^n^t
lly
rra
to
Jwek»onvBli<
I
ii#i
%l(r_i,(in
\
than one eaae lota may b# aoht t*>
WASHINGTON. May 28, M l—
UEL RIO, Tea., May 28. i-V, th# unit hy cnrntdnlng them with
■^ D r. Dwight Oatarne sahl h, th# product# of the other mem
has been notified of the itcaih «> ber# In the avMiclallon,
WINTER B A V IN , Mav 16, W) Ran Antonia of Dr. John I!
— Either the cuatmaara Uka their Brinkley, 88, gland surgeon, ru
grapefruit Me a r m w v n have dlo operator and oust Iroe p lit* thorii* Ih* chan,i*l
more nt th a t kind to aal), for 'c a l aspirant In Kan*** and T rias.
Th* report devrtbed th* p
J*-ti*d 12-foot ,l**p. I26 foot-wl,
UNNECESSARY
WASHINGTON. May 18. OP)- 1
I > e g i H l u t i o n O n L a l i o r channel as "Ihc only proposal
A plan under which family bread
.. . will
... *bo-------^ Bupplyl
that
capable
of supplying
TOKYO, "jJF rorn
Japanese winners might be assured of draft
LANSING, Mich, May *8. (Ao
Ih
all ihc oil and _gasoline
ne nee
needs cf
Broadcasts), g a y M c - W - T w l i 1 deferment* unlil Iha ran k , of eli —At Icait two men were killed
Ihc Atlantic seaboard.
Oo, editor and publisher of the gible men without dependents and three seriously Injured todav
Il
further
sahl
a
p*yol*um
plRaW A S H IN G T O N . May 28. <31
Jap an Tima* a n j Advertiser, de war* eih au ited waa under con- In an r.plosion which .haltered
clared In a
broadcast Monday aldaratlon in (Vsngraaa yesterday. p ari of th* Flahar Body Corpora I-rgislutlon to subject lal*>r unions line across Florida also suthorlwrl
night th a t tha “p resent war was
Senator Johnson predicted tha tion plant her*. The factory was to nroscculUn under anli-nsckf- In Ih* bill could be constructed
Sanate Military CommlUaa world engaged In w ar m aterial produc trcring laws and set up stiff In 120 days to s li monlhe, and
"for th* sake o f pear* U behooves approve legislation teday empow. tion wit official* aald there w ai pensHIts for Intarfcrenre In the added thi* was th* only proposal
th a American peep la
to free
movemrnt of commerce was ap which cculd alfunl partial relief
front th Ignonnc aring Preeldcnt Raaaavaif to altar no Indication of sabotage.
proved by th* Heat* Judiciary for the east’* oil shortage tn th at
ft*»b«w«l»n from which th* aelactir* service ey.tem by
Commute* today.
While th* time.
. , \ v J .'
claeeifylng family men Into sapabaas s offering."
measure, approved by a B-3 vole,
yroupa^ to be Safari ad until
Ii
doesn’t specifically mention labor
Wanhfngtnn rrgnriling th# Irani-
partition
of
furl
to
can U r n
Mite#.
in
which
tl»r
proposed Imrhetl Din* on th.* LnttlrfiHd thr)
Tam pn-S nn fonl pipcl.n* ha. been j
)hi InU .„
„ m ,.cover. In v,
mrntl. n « l only tngu.lv. »hr S a n - 1
_
ford plnn
" . i . l i 1h . h r run ning". e l- .n r l . ig ~ M m „ . , .y h..rW,g 1he Imuch
All
"of IhHr I. .lit a fill ft •I
KM*niM Higgm*. <
C om m T if r
»«h U ry ,
atatctl
(o ff«M I hi* ilfMlAf L' tint to rearl
£
*n« h t.»iirh ..b .l.cl.
i
t l a i I.i
ll „ . |>I,..:
Ilft. La-1 s
thj; win
f "" w* ‘t '
- 1hi ir". i- I'M J Ml. '*
ibj. t -IVf w l 1
1? City W ill Start Condemnation
Procedure To Get Rights-of-Way
S^l. Lindsey To
Knter Officers’
( andidate School
nf ill nrre*»ar>' drUil*a11.i i1
Nnvy Announit's
Destroyer Is Hit
A cl v e r t i s i n jr Is
Said More Vital
Than Kver Before
( Insing Time Of
Sanford Schools
Is A n noun reel
Poultrymcn Have
Received $2,200
In .1 Sale Days
Public Can Expect 'I n
Get Lend (iaHuliuc.
Trial Itnrgc Run
Will He Attempted
Canal Can Be Built
In Fifteen Months
Dr. John Brinklcy’H
Death Is Reported
Draft Deferment Forj
Breadwinners Likely| 2 Die In Fisher
Body Plant Blast
Unions
City New# Briefs
.V kV
. ’
\
•
i l
Hapless France Is
Caught In Squeeze
Play As Italy De
ni a n d h Territory
iiit AMfroittd Pratt)
Tin- il.tiitji'r <if tin ’ K rrn c h
fle d * - i n m - f c r in r.c r m n n y
n io im liil tm lnv
:.** 1xinilon
licit i d i luil
'-■* (irin N n zi
In |
Large Grapefruits
Are Said Favored
•
N l'M H E R 212.
Danger Of Transfer
Of French Fleet To
Germany Increases
s Lose Many Men
Tanks In .Effort
( B y ________
G e rm a n a rm ie s a r e m e e t
ing h e a v y c o u n te r t h r u s t s b y
th e R ad a In a t t e m p t s to fla n k
th e R u s s ia n s a t K h a r k o v a n d
a re lo s in g m a n y t a n k a a n d
m en. T h e R od a r m y to d a y
claim ed t h e re p u ls in g o f th e
G e rm a n s a n d a r e s t e a d il y a d
v a n cin g .
T h e N a z is ' re p o r t
o f t h e i r en circietn aR V
Red* continued.
Tn Loqden, General Arnold anJ
Admiral Tower*, chief of the
A n / and N ary air f o r m , today
arrived on a military mission bellatsd to be the planrUAf of
strategic blow against Germany.
The battle of Uie U kraine, the
Sprint'* firs t srsod la s t In the
European theater, appeared laat
night to bo rieln s to another crtala,
with the Russians din g in g
to
the nlnltisUv# on the main Khar
kov front but being hard b it on
the southern flank.
The general picture draw n by
all available advice* waa of a
rolgUJv and aenerally tnconelualve
slrugrl# hourly inereeeinc In e
violence approaching the ultimate
'peak.
Martha]
Timochenko'*
alow
advape** on Kharkov were re-
r
. ■H
EsUblkhcd In 1MM»
Reds Report Steady
Advance; Germans
C l a i m Encircling
Action Continues
e
Approved
�TU ESD A Y , MAY 26. 1942.
J
...'-SL . __
T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D . SA N FO R D , FL O R ID A
Tha Sanford Herald
K aukllU H la I M
f tk lk lH t f i r r t l l iraM a M*«vl
iMarAar m
m
d9mm4mj at
latftrA . FlarMa
III
Ah m
i
•tttf
M a la r IT, III* al tka ISal OlfWa
•< Baafari. FlarMa aaAar lla Art
•i t«a«rvaa miMarti I, §mf.
ROLLAI1) I. PKAR
M U tf
OORDOI n » 4 l —a a d ata t Maiaftr
■t M a c n i m o i m a t s *
Farakla la AAtaara
I f CNirriaT«!,—
Om M*a(k
. M il
T trta Maalka
. |L U
11 1 M a a lk a ____ ______ |CM
Oaa Y*ar
— —----.----
All aWlaarr aMlrta, card* af
alatlaaa a ad aallrra ml
mlm tm
t IM
at
_ faala will ka rk arg tl far
mi m a la r a lm tla la f rata*.
lalaal RraigaM r Rrprrar
llm , I m , rtprraaala Tka lit mid la
tk« aallaaal fUI4 M al«rrtlala«OffWaa a
rmaaalalalaad la Ika lar*aat Htlaa af (kr raaalr? allk grla*
rlftl k ra ffu rlrra la U lrag a aU
MOW lark.
▼ka Kara Id la a a r a k r r af Tl»
AaaaaAalad rraa* wklrk la rarlaalaalf vatlllad (a Ika aaa far r»*
ItkUMilaa af all aaara dlagalrkM
aradllad la II ar aa« alkimlM
aaadllad la fkla gagrr aad aka
Ika Waal aawa Mkllakad kartla.
AH H glu la rvaakllaatlaa af aerial
alrfcae fcmla a
rmalaa rtarrtrd.
TUESDAY. MAY 26. IS42.
m n i j', v k k s k r o n t o d a y
DONT SHOP AROUND FOR
MAGICAL QUACK SPIRITUAL
REMEDIES. FOLLOW CLOSE
LY T1IE TEACHING OF ONE
WHO HAS LED MILLIONS TO
A HIGHER nETTER HAPPIER
Not So Bad
The tendency of th e A m erican people to aunpect the
w o rst of th e ir neighbors w as well illu s tra te d In th e recent
o u tb u rst w hich g reeted th e Issuance o f gasoline rationing
c a rd s A lthough practically every o n e th o u g h t a t firs t that
everyone else was g e ttin g a b e tte r c a rd th a n he w as entitled j
to, a final -checkup revealed th a t' e x a c tly th e o p p o site war
tr u e and th a t m any people who m ig h t h av e g o tte n X cards
really applied fo r so m eth in g less.
“ P erh ap s everybody ow es every b o d y else an apology."
sa y s th e New York T im es. " I t now a p p e a rs th a t, co n trary
to first Im pressions, th e n u m b er o f g aso lin e ra tio n cards of
th e unlim ited variety asked fo r tuid issued w as not ex
cessive. On th e basis of re tu rn s fo r 1,486306 c a r owners
Leon H enderson has rep o rted to th e P re sid e n t th a t 30.8
p e r cent took A cards e n titlin g th e m to only th r e e gallons
n week. T h is was ab o u t w h a t h ad been exp ected . Those
w ho received X cards w ere slig h tly less th a n 10 p er rent
o f th o -^ptal, a proportion actu ally low er th a n th e advance
e s tim a te s. If these fig u re s a rc su s ta in e d by more* com
p rehensive retu rn s, th e show ing will be a cred it to th e fair
ness of th e public.
“ N evortheleas, th e ap u rt of in d ig n a tio n w h ich aros(
w hen it firs t appeared th a t th e re h a d been w idespread
ab u se of th e ratio n in g a rra n g e m e n ts w as a h e a lth y devel
opm ent. I t resulted In com pelling som e w ho had Im proper
ly obtained high ratio n allo tm en ts to tu r n back th e ir cards
fo r low er ra tin g s. It served as a h e a lth y w arn in g to tho*
w ho m ight be tem pted to c h e a t th a t th o public will not
w ink at evaaiona of th e ra tio n in g ru le s a s It w inked a t violutiona of prohibition. T h is is a good mood to s u sta in . A>
we go along it will be te m p tin g an d n o t too d iffic u lt for
m o to rists to obtain e x tra gallons o f gaso lin e beyond what
th e y arc en title d to. It m ay as well bo u n d ersto o d at thi
s ta r t th a t people who re so rt to such tric k s will n o t be con
sid ered c ith e r sm a rt or resp ectab le. T h e re should In* nr,
tolerance o f gasoline bootleggers o r th e ir p a tro n s."
W e Pled ge to G ive th at Y ou M ay L iv e
By ROfeBIN COONS
LIFE: Neither Is there salvation
In any other; for th err is nme
ether name under heaven given
man, whereby we must lie saved
So on S unday m orning, he w rites us, he “ h itc h ed nln
— Arta 4:12.
Dobbin to th e ch aise” and he and his wife d ro v e Ihree
One Sunday Morning's Peace
I
tulles to ch u rch , _ Jh # y trav e led th e h ig h w ay because they
Th- Plane# Go Over
~
'tF r — T h . W w shf^u.poQ , > , l u W HferiiTeas H uV 4t*fT 1r. an d th lit w h at cam w ere on
--------v V "
- (h P road w are
ere keeping to ita th ir ty m ile o r Ics*.
less- gpfccl..
sjh *'
Old
_____nnd
. helped
.
In the hnWow U r|y«r >ky tW W |ji»bin, he sayws,# tro tte d ijlong .proudly,
hish owner
threh of thumfc-r
feel “oddlyM
m portant.”
9
oddlyMmpo
“ I d o n 't have to h av e a ratio n c a rd for D obbin" hr
All day the planes rome over,
say s. “ We h av e a ten -acre farm , you know , nnd on it I
distant and lonely;
ra ise enough food for my h o rse and cow In addition to pro
Their shadows fall* like moths
d u cin g enough vegetables fo r th e fam ily. It h as suddenly
down thr
■sided slopes.
becom e Im m ensely valuable— m y little f a r m — and life for
Sink and rite to sight again, and all o f us h a s taken on g r e a te r sa tis fa c tio n and h a p p in e ss
run
“ You see, we can’t go rac in g h ith e r an d von now Our
* '
'
e i M i a wOK u S a
Hlppltng and *nfl over thr mil tir e s arc none too good, and gasoline Is h ard to g e t
We
"Our Country* wat written by Dr. Merrick Flfleld McCarthy #f the University *1 Clnelnnatl fee l u s
Inf plains
h av e to find o u r e n te rta in m e n t in o u r ow n home m o re than
diet for America. Inc, el hla gilt Is true netlonil erganlntlon which la fumlwlna cemferte ta men In
the armed terete of ths United States, their femlUee and ethers adversely «ITacted by war csndltlena.
we have ev er done before, an d , say, you o ught to see hm<
All day (hr wings and (hr li
William Hrailip noted American ertlet. conceived end esecuted the striking Illustration A revised
re win f anntila in (hr sun.
il feels to drive to church S unday m o rn in g in y o u r old
verelen el the porm has been aet to music by Jacques Wolfe, author of "Glory Read," "thertn'n Bread"
and other delightful msledlss, end published by G. bchirmsr. Inc, of New Veek. Feel card else repro
b
u
g
g
y
.”
Thr ahadnw* rippling and rushing
duction! of the illustrated poem will toon ae available through branches of Bundle# far America where
He says th a t th e lilacs were in bloom , and in evert
nvrr.
they will be eoid to raise funds to help csrry on its manlfrtd services.
y
a
rd
they
passed,
they
saw
flow
ers
th
a
t
th
ey
w
ould
not
i lJkr ihidnwa of minnow •
h av e uni iced, had they been in n fnst-m n v ln g car
lie -aid
•andy InitliHn
■I
th n t the Sunday quiet was so filled w ith peace th a t it was
HOW SOLDIERS' FAMILIES MAY REPORT
In clrar itrram* »»f light
h ard to realize th a t th e world is to rn an d to rtu re d liy a BKMINOLK COUNTY
EMERGENCY FINANCIAL DISTRESS
bloody
war.
He
says
th
a
t
he
looked
a
t
his
wife
and
*hi
M id w a y
Iw t w r r n
Ih r
hill- iht
COURT MCCORDS
seem ed to be the girl she whs th irty y e a rs ago— th a t sht
Irvrl farmlands
While generous support is coming from American clttieaa everyeverf wore "a bonnet w ith a b it of ribbon on II" an d thut
whrre toward (he Army Emergency Relief for Its fund to meet the
•
T h t earth being turned, Ihr im
P l i U l n»; fell*
h e r faco^WM ‘teweetly calm "
Immediate needs of families e f ths armed forces, effleert of the
W a blade dfrjveH rinf,
M
■ I t I \ Tee
"W e have
avn two boys, you know, nnm ew here In th e Pari WeO KT • \
A. E. R. are ehlrfly concerned In brvedcaiting Information how
The farm rr wilting and watching flc — they a re flying u n d er M acA rth u r fo r Uncle S am . We
Kior Idi lingtsMng • *e» t
t w
application may be made for assistance.
rtf |,li(1g as ... |
thr frr*h anil rurl nway
a re like thousand* of o th e r fam ilies w ho are g iv in g (hen
i Utibf «d'k. i » f.T I \ I. « .
All that la neeetsary Is th st soldiers' dependents Involved In
•
Toughrnrsl and calm hi* fare, ht* h e a r ts blood In th e ir co u n try . Hut— well, I guesn 1 cnuldn': let I , *'• *•!»•(
» M U 9
M llH t f .d e l •
emergency
financial distress It that they contort the neereet Army
rye* frow n quirt
jm n k f nnylxidy u n d erstan d th e pence nnd lienuty o f that
M .* b
W II
9 T
I \
I
Emergency Relief branch at any Army headquarters, or report their
• te.fSl. I I l \
With Inner voice of the fo-i.i. en .ll^ d e to church last S u n d ay ."— M elltoum r Tim es
appeal direct to Major General Irving J. Phllllpson. ExeeuUva Direc
thr *klr* (if |nng wlntrr*.
I
'
r FT. » II t tea |*l .-!••• I *-•tor of the A. E. R, War Department, Washington. D. C.
%»•••
•Irln.M, I ir.f \ »: . I \ 1
Th* field* *t rrtrh fur, h bend
The Bight to Print
I**
I t rdil \ *• ■
i ii 1 1 r n m u m . %<«»
w ».»i* Ms.i.i.ir
i x t• v
I >' I ■r:
:
if.,
din*
«• ti bb«f | g 1‘ihnle »*1 \ III I r
T» w I. Ilr.ler.mlse- a II /,!.-(Ire
• %TIM* %1-TIIIX* li Y * 0 1111 . ««.»:*
NIsw| | rr(. H (I T.s r A '.llrttm
kt i x
and • vBMtrhra (hr •«nl
1filPIckvr
ahdit'fkb a
arr<»*« him.
!U dor* not look. hr d«*e* not
hear thrir thundrr.
Hand on wheel, end the traetnr's
roar amt the curling earth;
Acres that lie ahead, and the seed
that will flower
GEORGE AII BE
W asting materials Is railed
treason by Donald Nelson
Yeh.
and It Is espenslve ton
We sev whrre the district si
admblv of Florida Rntartans will
be he'd In Melbourne nest month
Bom* of the senators from midtil* western states don't like thr
~ gasoline rationing. No
dbubt II Interferes with their rampalgn plana.
Jimmy Doolittle promisee Tnk.
til get II again
llefore
Jimmy gate through with the Japs,
- t tl tj r ir #
*»rry about
Advertising Is esMntlal In mer
chants, aayt a speaker at a
meeting of the Graphic A rts As
sociation. It's a big help to thr
newspapers loo.
B Wa hop* (he government doesn't
hove to hire *o many people to
Its various rationing proth a t It doesn’t hove
.. anyanyfor th* Army and Navy.
T erry, who reveals
dlmo:
Imperfectt dlmouta
along th*
otic coast ar* atfll endangerth* live# of American sailors,
(to this (a g n a tio n aa a sloBl “ When la jfaubt, put It out".
an Do_ In Jackthey aay th o ifb eo is so
with high ranking ofce n t walk-down tho
, out • Iambling ov*
or o major genera l
T h r prrnn in th r m a jo r im plem ent of freedom in its
rs s rn c c . T h r rig h t to p rin t and to publish is th e rig h t In
hjx'itk. T h r rig h t to s|>eak is th r rig h t to think. T h e righ;
to th in k Is th r rig h t to fo s te r m rn tal im ages a n d ideas,
nnd ideas a r r in teg rated w ith life Itself. More th a n ever,
in t h r com plexities of o u r m odern world every link is India
Flo «'ll*ua !*<••*! t|r< Inn •fw.lll
pcnsablo to the chain. So It Is we find th a t w hhtcvei
T«» Kr*vl A Hr Hum HT I X
th r e a te n s tho free ex ercise of expression is scarcely less A*an r%MTl%l
nr
j i iM4«»:x r
th a n a th re a t to the l>oon o f tolerable existence Itse lf.—
I nlled Idllnlrof I*tem!••••»
w «!•
W a lte r M Dear.
1*1 I
H iiin irr. i . i t m i r
rie.rldji Kill* Board "f II • iih
T-. Hlig.Loth <|rav \|. Uriel#
• i it * — i n ii .
Current Comment
iaollre Of Praro <#«rl
hohf 'id llui k I’tifn|mft| V- I A
By AGNEW WKIJHI
W#1.1.
The derree hat gone nut that
women's nightgowns must be
shortened. Turn about la fair
p lay : wa poor men hdva been
■resiling with abbreviated shirttails for some time.
n \ m u nit*, i n t . x * r «
Frink rilUhiln Ar».| nMrnot he starved out for four years l#»!.(.#•
I I h«.nt|.b..n llTlaiMl>i
|W*«|*%. i hard# K . ih M " And
Last year the women of the Win*ln«g, Thom** <*, Or I■n<1n.
Jakubrln, l>»l#el.»
UJt. spent nearly sli hundred mil Julia
And I(si I J<»»rn IJ»»>A Orland*.
< i i s n T l . i t i . ii t s v y n
*
lion dollars for cosmetics — In
or.,lr, llsrilrnr. lor OrlsoH"kerplpg bp a good appearance," 1.1
I'srksM* lorrrloivot I 'o . loe.
as one paper puts IL My, that Wloisr 1-siS
Even staid and kind Judges money would buy a w hals of a
sometimes I'-ose patience with lot of powder U) help win the
criminals. On pronouncing the -ar.
ment rating.
death sentence It ti customary
A great rubber concern says
for th# trial Judge to close th#
sentencs with “ And may God the synthetic age le coming and
Editor Filigrrald. nf the Day
have mercy on your soul." In as part of It they mention flexi tona Reach Observer, says Gov.
sentencing one particularly Gag- ble fehrice, waterproof, plain or Holland is a rather plain t ..king
colored, that can be used for shel man but Is one of th r shrewdest
rant case the Judge changed
language of the petition to "And ter, coatings, tubes, strands, fi politicians who ever orrupled the
ber*, etc. It will not g o t sticky, ;ubern*tnrlal rhelr. . one of the
gcod ri janco to you."
hard, uneven or- brittle and will levneal political minds In Florida.
Missouri motorlsL alg-aag- be useful fer a thousand house
glng hla car across a street, ran hold purpose*. Including milk botFort U udrrdale haa effected
Into a yard, breaking down a tlaa—but you must wall until w*
economies In its city administra
tree.
In explaining It to the win th* Wor.
tion th a t will save taxpayer* |8t >
Judge he
u ln a a
Id he was chasing
000 this year.
Rut why waste
sq u irrel.- And with, this go* sh o rt. „ An Ullnoia farm .wi
impressed with the tdM of ritf it In th* first place? Maybe If
ago. too.
women replacing fan# laborer* the** public officials had to mak*
Th* w ar department has lot 8k* Infers th at they would thrill It they wouldn't b* such fra*
.*
II be known th at th* Army need* i t wearing a uniform - b u t a* a spender*.
11,600 dentists and Rookie Mag. farm hand— well, that la o
Ah. that’s w hat yon thing *b* again. Sh* thinks .
E ditor John 8. K night, of tha
U r re*alts would com* from thrir
- 'and 800
loan fe r th4 lack a f a
Jballi*t wa*
S k»*t
flH
«
HOLLYWOOD
f-Sanford Market To
Have Much Produce
HOLLYWOOD. M .r 26—(WW|
MIm U i n i n t Bridr# Hart from
Missouri, familiarly known “
M arat., I» a wall-known •p«'cl»llst, third top-ltnrr in her art to
ri to t h . films;
be -drewi......................
Like Misa Gypsy
Rom tee.
wLo graced pictures as a clothes
horse, and Miaa Ann Corio, who
waa put on celluloid as a "Swamp
Woman." Miaa H art must leave
her peculiarly personal artistry
behind as sne enters the pure
realm of Will H. Hays. Sha will
play a half-casta naUva girl, who
tu rru out in th . end to be altIrtah, in "Lure of the Islands."
“ When you s ta rt out In a sa
pong," th . observed practically,
“there isn't much you can drop
off, anyway."
Miss H art haa been dubbed
“the poor man's Garbo" but likes
to consider herself “a girl from
ll a show-ma f l a t , who found out
that th . boya Ilk* to be shown.'
She was pleased with the Garbo
reference but the “poor man"
hra h . stopped. “They can catch
Garbo in a third-run for 25 cents,
but to see m* it costa 'em 11.65,
th t said.
This farm girl's rise to quick
fame began one day when, with
a girl friend, she started out for
high school and k rp t on going.
They hitch-hiked
to Chicago,
where the girl friend knew s pro
ducer who wat looking for new
faces ( a t thli juncture in her
biographical narrative Mias Hart
is likely
chest-ex
. *to
** take Pa udeep,
rty . %
pending breath) and right away
both had joba In a burlercue cho
rus. Miss H art's new fare soon
took her from obscurity: ere long
her dramatic talent* wer* given
to a portrayal of th* Statu* of
Liberty In an artlaUe tableau, a
role for which she hung rigidly
from a' lO.foot- Gsgpole, her cos
team -a flag draped from (he
waist. She was quite a hit, so
much ao that Rill Plekenr. a new
retired Columbus of burlesque,
tew a new star and undertook
her training.
"II* walked me around for
Couple of weeks with a volume of
Shakes pear* on my he»d—closest
I re a r came to llam lat," said Mias
H rrt. “ Cime my debut as a solo
ist, and t had a Song to sing be
fore going Into my strip. I stood
uo there ami etartrd to ring but
nothing came. “Go into your etrlp
—taka ’em off,' he whlipervd from
th* orcheelra pit. So I did. end
they loved IL end when they clap
ped for me I loved it too."
Audiences i nd Miss Mart have
been loving it evvr n m e
Like
Gypsy Rose Lee—and probably
like Ann Gorio whom I haven't
met—-Miss Hart regards hrr art
with humor "It's more lease than
• trip.” she said "Or to make II
sound more high-flown, all we do
is c»private their imagination."
Miss Hart's family, who didn't
understand sluut art al first, ral
lied ‘round loyally when Margi*
recently nlayrd a t Kansas Cttjf
foe th# first tim er "Most of
them." she SSkf, ^complimented
me on my aeL"
i T ier# was always Aunt Betty,
of course. Aunt Hetty, Miss Hart
reported, once raw ■ megrilne
lay-out of Margie's art Aunt
Betty yea perturbed. "Margaret,"
• he said, "do £ou—- ?"
"A unt Belly,1
, Margie reegsured
her. “ It looks as If I do but 1
resile don't."
.
“llum ph!" said Aunt Betty,
looked to me *a If you dldr'
Aunt Retty should likr Mar
gie's movie A* Margie said, a
sarong isn't anything one drops.
YOUR CAR
T H E S A N FO R D H E R A L D , SA N FO R D , FLO RID A
tm ..........
Summer Crops %
Are Necessary,
M ayo Advises
PA CE
Social A n d Personal Activities
L O U R IN E
TALLAHASSEE. May 26. %
"Dcn't stop growing vegetables
at thr close of the spring season
Put out a summer crop”, Nathan
Mayo. Commissioner nf Agricul
ture, advised Florid* farm rr*. rs
perially those iir North Florida.
a rtalem ent today
"We must do everything prsri
blr In feed nuy greatly Increased
population centered in military
ami
defense
establishments".
Mayo said. "It is our p s tn ..*
duty Then, because of the gas...
linr and rubber shortages, th o ,,
amir of our cwn people who bast
inade a praelice nf taking sum
mer vacations in other part* #
the country will stay home thu
summer and must be fed. And
finally, the tremendous aU»m.
being placed upon transportation
facilities make It necessary that
we' produce our foed as near tri
point of consumption aa possible
In past years the commercial
gruwlng nf vegetables has Itcrn
discontinued in Florida as soon
as the spring crop* In more nni
them slates hit the market. . 4
even this year due to lack of farm
lalwr the tendency haa boon in
decrease the acreage planted tn
vegetables. "However, wo can
grow plrnty of greens here, esportslly In North Florida, if V
havr to." Mayo said, and assert
c l that ronditinns nnw indirat.
that we will he wise if wo flu it
B E A L ,
S o c ie t y
Social Calendar
E d it o r
Telephone 14H
Dancea In W right 1
Revue Described i
II, G M IIII.E
\'
:.
Personals
»n
An outstanding dancr number!
In tho Ruth Gordon Wright Re I Mi*« Martha Wns-t.i I* ill W|(h
T bf Pilot Club will K*v* iU vua scheduled for June - I )
at jaryngitis
\r at h, t b»»me •*r»
regular business meeting In the 8:15 p M at tho local theater. O lrr\ A
'
Vocational School at 7:30 P. M.
Mr*. George A. M affrtt will
her expression pupils In
a recital In the South Side
School auditorium at 8:16 P. M
Th* 'public It Invited to attend.
*• “ ./ h u m * by William Poplin
Sgt ami Mr- p , , I y; W ridiirr
ahd Mary taru Copeland in strik
ing costumes.
have returned from 4 III dav visit
Young Charles Poplin will per to Haltiniorr
form two Impersonation*, "Stay
(»
Mr arwj \f •.
In h our Own Back
Yard" and
\ Kill*. Jr.
■Sonny Boy" While wearing cos of J*(k»(in\lilr
• nailing
WEDNESDAY
tumes in rainbow color*.
little U(i\r» hell f..r
»«■! •!•)•
The Civic Department of the Sandm Toll. Nancy Williams.
omen's Club will have a covered * n.n
Woman's
Ml*. Clair.
. .tud.-nt
M»ry Jane English,
dish luncheon beiirinnlng *t lt:.10 halthe Browne, Patricia Bredham. *1 Ihr I nivri.il> ..f Uat.ama in
P. M. Th* re ms Indor of the day Beverly Cooper. Gladys Hasty. luM-iltuikE,
ir iin ii«n| (o hrr
will be ipent In sewing for the | Sandra Monforton, Son}* Monfo'r- m»nir m Ub>
Red Cross. Hostesses are Mrs. ton- Ann Hailey, Helen llarre tt
Geotjc* McCall and Mr*. S. F. t Ann Anderson. Marla Mritde*
\ ..llr W ill,,,,,. |, h(1. a ln v r,|
Marilyn Calhoun, H arriet Red.llng hon.r In.m M „ .... M.liurv In.ti
of tba Civic Dr part and Jerry Wilkinson will present lule m Marion \ u »hr>e
i.
RtfDt of tha Women'* Club are an "A B r Revue."
* aludrnl
asked by Mr*. J. G. l'stterson.
___
^ ° „ ^ nn ^ Rklna will d*nre both
defense chairman, to bring maga- * mlllta
military tap number and
a
Mr and M l.
V , h..|a. A-M.>
tinea and paper* for men in the “Twirling" toe
number.
Miss are v i.iim g M i- v -M .,'. ,u,rrn|. ,
<
rv.N ,-p,-iv
armed force* when they ■lle n d ; Mery Elisabeth
Daniel.
Mr*. Mr ami Mr- (. |. Hi.hop. Sr 1
the club luncheon at 12:30 P. M. Wright'* assistant will
l(6»*r I l*U»t f.r, 4 f
X r-l.l •'■■ .. Pwined .-n Admiral I I ....... . | | 4„ in VV..h,ngt„„ b,
rform *
•I**#
The F lr it Baptist Church will professional routine.
ff.oonlight
ll"
1 ,n rreognllbo. -f h.. • rs,-vpl...nrllv mmlonour
lav* cottage prayer services al Cocktail For Two"
Mr* K D Sa,.t *• II Iravr (*•
" r . i " , . i ..n O.sn.lrr in Chief of I -- V....r.vsr Asisllr Mrel ' I...kin f
th* following hornet at 8:00 P.
Th« final* of
prenlnr'* rn- morrit» f.»r | | n , '•Hr A l* (••* on a|.|.ruv.ngl, are Serrrlary of II.. S , , , y ,,nk h n .,
•n.
M.: Mrs. J. C. Calhoun,
119 IcrUInm rnt will include * num* •l -T i t .n in e .........
Vlm ir.l Frnesl J King, Comm.ml. r Chief ,.f ih» I - s , ,
h r I .n o t h , , . ,
Popular Avenua; Mr*. Lula Miller, ber by "Tesvs Cow Girls".
Mrs W I. ■ Hsicler
816 W est First Street; Mr*. J. A.
Sriange, 1110 Myrtle
Avenue;
Mr and Mi- Malr.d
Mr*. Voile WlllUnu. 115 We»t
and thrir lw.. .|« ighi
Third Street: Mr*. E. C. Harper.
■nd Allsynr. a r
1816 Sanfoni Avenue; Mr*. Fred
» l!t "•»> ..............
■ » lh .-„
„ r«
Mytra, Floral Height*; Mrs. A. J.
fnil.r i»n Hl|.. \| 1V1|r A>rn...
_ Meraon,
.
—
ir
West fFirst
Street.
,i.C *r T i *. ,hL •rc2T‘l b ,rth '
T h. meeting of
the
Motor *,*£ ° !..hrTr J ,1*u*h,' #r' M«nr Jean.
H I. Ihinn i>.
nf'irnret frunil
d to
L be held
Corp. wchwriuTwri
. S r t t a th l K™
o*1^ A lU n f r i * ht n 1
»•t*'81*11•| EI4<I ’
A im villi: KKRK
Mr* R. C U «(lo fi 1 k i r n . , .
U r A. M. has been pnn.1-1L
o st-1 P ? ” 1!.** th* .hon,e "f *"*
l|..w
« I. VV r..|
poned oatU kXdwp A. M. at 10:00
•/U rn a o a ,
luir* Wn k r
Ht*
j.,
1'• •
V iq»ln m
The rooms were decorate.) witf.
o'clock.
•• '••«• x f 1 fin a • In*
■. . k. . .
*eri°u* yellow flowers to blend W Ri 4 n ?rm l.i'r
ll,l**lall a»»s| r a«lm
with the cake snd yellow randies
THl'KSDAY
UKll) F 'lf il|g*l
*• llh I | •| •11*41a# fri
i h r ’*•" f '
Tl\e Oviedo publle • peaking A fter each guest had received a
iIWl'l
v m v n l , x » n iiU 4 • "41 *;f f *•r t
............. nu,__
»nd. eiprearlan
pupils nf Mrs. f*» * • • gift fro pi the h<wte*s, gnulurting t • !«
maiinvi ,«it.i
(
h
n
r
ili|i|n
it
u
is
.»•
• • • 11*It* Mill
1 «*ih h U»rn •l*ugh(rr nf
Georg* A. Maffett 'drill be pro- tee cream and cake was served to
- |<(|t *|t( y 11
Ar*i|em > «n Maiiitwrg. S I j
of rulium f|*»
•anted in a reclul In the OvUdo the following' Ann Tfurston. Ann Urjr
Harvey, Jeanette HerYey.
Judy vralrnU )
*♦* \tl*nia (•• Egypt, via
He '• lb........... ,,f *
High School at 8:16 P, M
Brown.
Ttrrelle M r* K «ln a H< <k
• * Ihr levant
Stair*
.m I J
The Senior League of the Me Brown. Jane
Im.Iim Ittirma. CHJn*
thodist Church will meet at ths Jean Nalaon. Ellxabeth Woodruff. Eatridirr „f S«ru..»
Pearce.
Jeanne
i»o*I l»\ 111141 h ihr uimr
church a t 7:00 P. M. and hike to Bariwre Ann
W»l(ri Turn, t
H* «*u<(*•»*•• of hrr trir
• **f Ml a Inf
th« Ievke front for • hamburgrr Lana Miller, Dottle Jesn Williams,
Mr*
R
\V
T
im
Mary
Audrey
Sharon.
Billy
Wight
• | *•|*r f r ••porting lull
■
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•
a
l!r
n
«
|a
for. Expense* of the fry will be
lelvington, J r , Beverly Cooper, Ihr S |air I » v.
• -I iiiate-rinl fn»
*'»• rrrrt.Hb
•Hared nv the member*
■I
Vlplu* T » ,|
Work In the Red Cross sewing Carolyn Crenshaw of Orlando and brrn iin(iulr*l ,
I
f
f
.
M
l..
.
DenU#
Stevens.
A
IpH*
(»#<!..*
rx Ag»»
room will be under direction of
Also Beryls Stevens,
Il •('
Kelly c u lt u r e f r a (. I l l s
Mre^jf. T. Newby. The public U
take, George Edward
Putnam,
Irvvf
MoAl
Mr*
GUHiola Grove. No
267, Su W. II. H*rv *y Mr*
M.lia N*l»on.
preme Forrest Vtodmen Circle Mr*. ChandUr .Sharon. Mr* Mel
will meet al W W Hall si H 00 ton Yclvlngton. Mr* Robert WIIlv 1 1 M l I
U liiM vs
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gular meeting ft the Red Cross
a«* nv
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Friendship Night
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BATISTE GOWNS
IN
for Ihe GIRL GRADUATE
»f Jl'NlOR HIGH SCHOOL
Naval
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OTHER STYI.K.N
AMOTBB* RUBCHAHRH
DAYTONA BEACH, May
(^7~Tfce Ihlnd of six subchaser*
being built
for th* Navy
went down th a w are yesterday
afternoon. I t waa carieUncd by
I* \ ^ l 1 1
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$ 8 -9 5
MONDAY
Marion Pearson
Emmeline T h u n Inn
TODAY
I-eUoy Hodgo
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DRESSES
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YW *»«*• ^Qd^ tlh^i Hand rcs^ |o Ih# fullrsl client
M .y SO. rv rry theslrv cmpbvvo-1
a slsmp and •
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■ color*, w ith a r r e n g u m e n u PM ^ f will >«rvr
^*4 V * 2r ^ ¥ « • FV w vr, »rd •alrsm in. and • rnnrrrtr .1 ..I,.,
la wrordaiM* With tha national
Fists her assisted U r rffnrt will continue for il„
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ln Seminole
tion of the war
**U, Mk (itiaana to tlaa
Held Mr Kenl. "Th.- ..lr o|
f r a m in g guests
a, v ritto a pledg* stating that th* u 0r**, ,V°
M
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JulU
n
PUnder,
MrH Joe Jer Wer Sum p* in Canaulie <1 ihfEtPH
*d and reaffirm
ha* bren ouUUndlngly aurre ««fu|
• rxl w* In Florid* are (irtrrmined
paiail tavutvas no promise
v and the td*d*. L i u — .
to do isjually a a well h<*rr ”
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SHF’S T W IN S '
w—w we—e.ew.sa Hlril
ev e n in g
$r».iir» Up
SI. 9S up
IVt'Idun |'.ij;nn;is
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will atlrnil r
ci*ra #j Kmi«r> l'm%rr«itk
Honored At Party, Mod# w.r stamp .nd n ■i.
ea r
$ I ft.9 .rk
Elilcr Shu k Suit.*.
T lu -Y O W E L L C o .
Bundles For America
Campaign .Explained
•n
I’alm llpjicb Student Suit'.
linen liiiuilkt'i'chit'' h
luring Ki* •mint \i-a> II
.1 V*r p ,*no J^plls In a music • r r r ^ i t th* n n t m rrlm g *t •buainr*#
rvprr*ri l.1 11«•
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llr , h** b” ton r.h*f’t*r* »HI fill the stalk.n. •f •rr\r*| •* I r#• *iir« i ..f *l.
the
local
officers
Refresh
men
Attend.
will b* served At the rnnrlii*i«*n,I fi»lrinity flin t il
of
meeting.
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•
J^portA were given on v m i .1 O T O V le S t a m p , H o m t
which h ir e been mad* recently t.
other chapter* and i re ^ M ’ on I
D a y Ih D o s ijflliltc tl
the acUviUa* In Red Cross work.
-------- w*a mad*.
TALLAHASSEE. M-> •
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forms, but we are working toward
of
rtcton r
helping families
fami
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j licvprnnr H-.llarvI h*. M-i* » *i
ouf fighting men and peir*ons In
ring |Mm L*on Lawton • 0,1 thi* •!*> *11 H om.u • .<
Honoring
' 1 4 *• *• WrlghL local
^ W j b M r e . II n Odbarp in siig iiielc an rn rrg rii. ,, •
rh'.Y
e 'T f? of Bun<ll''• for America.
finuoii*
campaign to
>M U
Id this
rills morning The head- and Miaa Dorothy Powell enter
said
with i kitchen show f f I• ' t ''lain|i»
atid Honda at
if.
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night
at
the
home
of
Mr*.
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Th»r»day and Balurd.y afUr- 1 A e
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. «««tcw ldc program is in r.
JAOI1 / r u n 1:00 p. M. to 6K» p. Mre.
IPm U . ; rTlTrlt ,ion *•"» • National r|f.„ i
f o ' trity person, who w hh to g i o i r t I ! ^ - A M T rT V n tw i , » lth
A rco n lln g tn th e T h c . l , , c ,„
Fraacri
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“ I n c a r i y l n g o u t t F a n a tio n a l
r a lv e g * p n k g r i m . th e B u n d le s fo r
Flllwl w ith
ImiItIon for your
m akeup
shark
$ | 25_$2 50
’.95
(ilida Pullman Slippers - - - y jc
TOILET WATER BATH SALTS, DUSTING POW
DER and BUBBLE BATH ...........5 Q c to $3.50
$4-95 to <9.95
Made
hr
Ihi* hnicu- nf I RK-JL'H. liiilq lla and Shiillnn.
A ttra c tiv e ly
In uapfiil iin v e lty co n tain er*
I ’erw innl In n l ,ik- w ay.
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MasweII end Mrs Oltve Crenshaw
of Orisndo.
tha national conference to be held
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Mrs Paulson end
In New York June 10, 11 and 12.'Beryl# Steven.
a s.i.trd
Mr*
77»e Motor Corps of Seminole I King In •♦rrl nr
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defense
organisation
W -" J . eponaor a lecture on Safe
There will he . ■|Htial nirrtBig f t 3 00 P M nf the local
Bunnlrs fo r Drltain group, for tho
purpose o f electing delegates to
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$ 1.S5
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f
Reveals Experiences In
Trip Around Eastern War Fronts
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Mrs. King- Entertains
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THREE
MANHATI'AN
i|n
p*T»f-
100 Nabbed In Paris
In New Gestapo Drive
JACKSONVILLE. M.y 26. _
(.Special)—The tnmato ileal at
the Waurhula Stale Farmer*'
Market last week set a new sales
LONDON, May 26. (VP)-A qew
record and supplies should l« geatapo drive In Pari* has yield
heavy during this week. Cucum ed 100 arrests, including two men
ber* continue but the deal la charged with attem pting In blow
slackening up coniiderably Green up an antl-Rolshevik rihlbitinn in
com and field peas are wspcc'-ed Halle Wagram with time Inmli!.
In light supply. William L. Wi|. Free French source# said today.
At least 83 were said tn have
sop, director of Htale Markets,
reports In his market forecast for been arrested In the Industrial
suburbs where RAF bombardments
this week
The Sanford market will bo "provoked hostility toward the
able to load celery, cabbage, beans, occupying authorities."
In one raid, the (leiU po waa
cucumbers, squash and tomatoes
to have
confiscated
corn and new Irish potatoes dur reported
printing presses and packets of
ing th* week.
tarda, ration card*.
At plant City pepper*, green forged Identity
passes and thousands of
com. tomatoes, field peas and •p#cla|
copies
of
pro-A
Hied leaflets.
haby lima beans continue to a r
rive
In
liberal
to
heavy
supplies
rox AMO BrntTMtUA!
and the carlol movement aiyuld
ronilmi* th m g tP tS itt week. T f i l f 1
Loans, cucumbers, squash, okra,
potatoes and Fordhook llmas are
let us
also expected
Liberal supplies of snap beans
d a limited supply of okra,
cucumbers, aquas hand tomatoes
ar* (ipeeted a t Rtarke__ Dry
weather haa cut the yield con
Julius Caesar planned th* first siderably but quality Is reported
as good.
publle libraries.
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SaNFOBD. FLORIDA
THE SaKFOEH
l^ > UyMJ
Mai West Slaps
League
Homer To. Give Qrhyn
Doatoa
Braves Victory CtaelnBt. L.
Beat Giants In 11th
.A*. T o a t - Pitches
Eight-IHt Contest
.7 BOSTON, May 20, (AT—Max
W est's first borne run of the sea•on came with on# on In tbc 11th
inning yesterday and enabled the
Drarea to bold second
In tbs National L#*gna b r
beating the New York Glanta 1
ta .lt
Thera were Iwo.out In th* sacextra frim e when Clyde
a
tt* singled and Wsat horne n d but till then the contest had
been a stirring moood duel be*
twson Lou To it, the rookie a:utb*
paw, and Bill Lohrmen.
Bach allowed rig h t hits over
(ho extended route and each was
scored upon once In th* fifth, at,
th* Giant*' run was made
»
only through a doublo
error by Tost himself,
BUI /urges led off and reached
ftrst aa the pltfher fumbled his
grounder, then ran all tho way
to ' third as Tost threw the bell
la ta rightfleld. A single by Dick
B a rtc lf brought him home.
T est walked to open Beaton's
half to the fifth Inning, went to
second on a single by Tommy
Ilolmcs, look third on a wild
BTARTKD T O W C - AWD W U i
PUT household budgets
EVANDTON. Ill, May *«, M
Standing:
It Ctl lease l
|a *. Uroohlro >
I, Cincinnati I
Boston
•lacs
FARMERS' MARKET
R iro a v so . tu
iis ro a n rra rw n s s r s r
■asHat err
u is t su .i.sv r.n t a r a m v s s d
v iu J irra s i.il a a r o a r
•f **>#* •* le Itrat A. M. Me*
1*4*.
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nitANH—III, llpr Tsndsrsrssn.
la fey It M l IS Urns II Tl-l H
Ito tfpr nuttsrhesnf II.Tt-4 S*
neicTa—hu Her. 11.11*1.11
COItM, Orsen—4 Dos. Bis. II.XS-I IS
Dot. .11.lie
rAJiitAon—To». rtulk III**.rote
re n n o T * —nu iipr. 8ro-i.it
CEl.ntlY—Crsts*. or* to fry t i l l .
Em
o u n .'w m tn a —flu llpr. nM to fry
ll.M .tM Few Uu tlskt. Ilstrt
fry It**
m O l’t-AHT—C n lM fry. IS M l .71
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llpr.
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POTATO!’.*—llu llpr. lied
lilts*
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HQUAKII — On llpr. Tstlaw Crook.
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TOMATOO*—M U Ih. r r t t r t or*
to ter l l . l - t u I.u*. II M I »
Carinas Tk-IS.
ri.nnm* rnonerrs
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NEW YORK, ' May
JA -B U foot curty-hairod H airy James,
whne* trumpet la J u t about tho
hottest thins Ip dance mualc the*#
doya, look# like tbs heir apparent
in Glenn Miller aa tba king of
Jail.
The nomination comes from
Itnbcrt M. Weltman, manaalng
director of th* Paramount theater
ami one of the ahrswdeat aaaaysrt
of talent In stow business. Bach*
ire It Is th* new BlUboanl poll
which shows th a t In on* rear
Jr mrs has leaped from 32nd to
third . place In popularity among
roller* students.
It wilt taka p it months to r
year. Wellman thinks, for James
tn upset the be* peetael#* Miller,
I who has been tops In Billboard's
. rollecIM* poll for the last three
yeer.
. Jam es, sen of a former cirrus
‘ band leader, ha* been around for
' unite awhile’ although still In his
twenties.
" lie has h>d It all the time,”
,«ys Writmsn. ’But he realised
that while ho . played a groat
trumpet, probably the best In the
tui-lnrsa, he needed something
rise. So he added a cello and a
. rouple
of fiddles, made some fin*
| records, and began to climb fast."
The broad-shouldered Weltman,
! who was an sthlcte at Cornel) snd
• till boxes for the fun of It, has
Iwen booking bands a t the Para*
ALLENTON, P a , May 28. < « '
—Johnny Slots, rophomor* (o il - A rotodoUd baa*ball gate* hat« r* n Allentown and L aneaitor
■tar «t Northwestern University, In 1884 waa postponed whan nri
Wok up th* s u m at th# •* • °t spectators '
‘ up.
' 1
they named bands we n rr* r Leard 10 and by th* time h# * u 1*
•I, but m baaid a t tLaas UUr. had cracked 80.
God biaaa tba jitterbugs!"
Weltman started to nama a
the violinist,
Albert
"Big T an" of daaca bands, but
youth.
ballad a fto r addad Jam as, dans
Krupa,
Jim m y
Honey
and
Vauahn Monroe to hi*
"B lf
Tbrra* a t Miller, Bsnay Goodman
and Tommy Doraay.
Mia choieaa are almost IdauUtal
with Billboard's top 10 of the
rear, which are In Uus order:
Miller, Tommy Dorsey, Monroe,
ktd$AirCA6£.
f UdPER. 900
fcfr
ms Jtiticmc wded me v
Aire aiost
/u a n o n o
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ANYWAY HE ARUIVEO
,
Defense Shop News.
a
werc bridesmaids, Ih* best man
ami the .flower gtrie. Then the
aliqut-to-lic-n-titlilrgroom f i v e n
last tug nt hie tie. ,to to sure It
wss straight. Ills finger* (lipped
and he knocked out ■ false tooth
that fell down a drain pip*. It
took th# plumber* an hour to re
cover the tooth
CHEROKEE*. O kia. Hay 2«i
(JPf—Clee’ Doggett’a newspaper
1' ALEX R. JOHNSON
ta rs a Cherokee bridegroom was
delayed slightly In arriving st
Th* past week-end was apen’ j hi* wedding the other day. The
by the writer In Tallahassee i church wa* filling with people;
where a conference was held of tha minister wa* ready and so
all local supervisor* and Rlatc |
official*. A groat many problrmi i
of the local ichool* were dt» |
cyssed ami Ironad out. The Im I
portance of this training program {
wa* stressed In Its relation In our
eountrv's defense efforts.
The
VklELL. HET2E
fact that Florida will become *
nn t r G O G S '/
demand state. In the supplying of
I R E S IG N E D
workmen on defense Jobe, was dl*
cussed and each local supervisor ,
FfZOM UdE r was urged to run his school fu ll,
*
H EA 2T S )
rapacity. There will to opening’
in defense Industries for earl
J IN fcfci
t f c - «“•" rt 1I
trainee who proves himself rap*. I
bl* of holding a Job.
We now have an urgent call
PHILADELPHIA. May 28. UP) for a large number of airplane
engine mechanics, radio rep air
men and Wilder*. It 1* planned
tU A this tics last night as his to All throe calls this week with
'aahlRgton teammates lambasted those trainee* who are thought
to to ready for employment by
their instructors.
When (Ms Urge number of
trainees leave there will to v a
cancies In almost retry clasa th a 1
muat to filled Immediately. Tho*/
desiring any trp e of trmlnlnr
should contact the office at oner
and fill out the nece*aary pa
HOWS PAPAS
pert. In order to be ready foi
LIL Sn/A W Ione of these vacanclee.
BEBBY PATCH.
Sammy Kay*. Kay Kyasr, Charlie
Sphrak sad Woody Hsi-man.
Last
re a r
Billboard's poll
showed this prsfersoes, hi order I
Miller, Tom m y Dorsey, Kyasr,
Artie Skaw , Goodman. Jimmy
Dorsey, Ocay, Jimmie Loncefora,
Guy Lombardo and Will Bradley.
. Aside from James, W eltman
likes tho chances ef AWest* Bey,
whose unusual alactite * string*
lifted him out e f oberurity In ala
months) Lea Brown, who found
himself a t th* BUckhawk In
Chicago’, Carm en Corel taro, of
plana recording aoereaa, and Btan
Kenton. T* his a s m first cholera.
Weltman would add the#* " b e a r
band* not In this order: Freddy
Martin, Key,
Brown,
Claude
Thornhill, Eddy Duchln, Horace
Hcldt,
F red
Waring, Xavier
Curat, Herman, Kaye and Jojinay
USED ADDING MACHINES, CASK REGISTERS, DESKB,
CIUUUH. FILING CABINETS. TYTEW RITERS. SAFER AND
OFFICE EQUIPMENT OF ALL KINDS.
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EARNINGS REVEALED
LEGAL NOTICES
t n r a i t d In bu«ln#«« »i 4M
Ih IM. Sanford Florida, a n d tr
flollttnua nama Plo and Pay
i h a i . 1 l i l t M to r t c U t t r told
I p urouani In th a lir m i . oi
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a la r H i l l L av a of r io rtd a l
ihf Clark of Iko C lrrult Court
IrialM lo County, Florida.
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NEW YORK. May 28. (Bpe
ria l)—Net earning* of tha Oraai
Atlantic and raciflc Tea Com
pany, for the fiscal year ended
Fab. 18. 1842, war* (18,744.222
after charge*. Including Federal
Incoma tax of (11.000,000, John
A. Hartford, president, reported
to stockholder* today. The*/
earning, war* 8.88 per ren t low• r than th* net of 118,338.817
after charges Including Fedcra*
tax** of (7,100,000 reported last
year.
In port* of Europe, b m d
ftdt from chetlnuU.
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Virtually holding his own In
the two Clly preelneta, Smith
swept throe of the biggest four
q
county precincts, while carrying
a majority of the ballots io eight
of the 14 outlying polling' plsera.
Nelson's strength In the city was
not as groat ss generally expert_ rd to. the light toileting th at took
plaer. N elscn.led In PrWInct- lr
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w e s t Stanford. 188 fo J i t , and in
Precinct 3, East Sanford, 3BS to
338, far a city advantage of 023
to 800.
However, Smith piled up a SOI
to 278 margin in th* county's
9 I t stations. Including overwhelm
ing vote* In hi* favor In Mrnroe. Longw and, Allam onts and
Chuluota.
Nelson carried six
precincts, four of them hy close
margins.
m
In winning the
nomination,
m Smith cvercaroe a Ivad of about
380 votes that Nelson held In
the May 8 primary. In achieving
hi* long-time ambition. Smith wilt
join L. n. Mann, who defeated
_
Incumbent John G. l-eonanly In
V the first primary In Group 2. as
th* two newly selected represen
tative* from th* county. I t will
b* th* first polltiml venture In
•lata cirri#* far both PamlAees.
The- result of tha elettioo faus-
the May ■ voting to tn U r the
runoff with the local attorney.
Smith had 833 U Brady's 828,
While Nelson tod with 1.022.
Smith came to Sanford In 1822
from MonUsuma, Ga„ where he
waa born. Be i f 83 year* old.
II* waa In tiro automobile busi
ness tor* fa r five year*, sad for
last )■ years k* kaa been
a farmer. He has a 60-acfe plot
on Lake Jessup.
“Of course, I am pleased with
the roaulta," bo drolared, ”»nd I
want to slncerolf thank the peo
ple pf Seminole County ami assure
them I will act for the beat totarsal* af tha county.
• " I hava lived In no couuty In
Florida siccp* Seminole, and I
■hare no IntaroaU In any other
opunty. Irrwpactiva of w hat la-1
sue* might aria* a t Tallahassee.
I shall hold tha IntarroU of Beml
1Y E S ^lC . MV OO/, I
MAKES A MAN Ol
YOU - TACT THAT
HAVE TC> BE SACJC AT MlD
Wins Representative"
'Job By 95 Votes, Wins By 95 Votes
Getting M argin In
County
Precincts ,
OVEG1MGf?AOO.
- s TOfl EXAMPLE
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LEGISLATURE
Sanford No l
Hanford No ,*l
Mc-nro*
P»oU
OrUdo
(ientm
HAVE \ / C M MOW
0 M ,V 0 U SHOULDN’T
_____
DONE THAT. CARMODY
WLl KIU YOU FOR rr.
WONT- TAKE
> THIS WITH
OUT DOIN'.
TIRES A RECAPB—(4aarrlca.
Racapplog on
gorvrnmcnt p r im . Ship
and '. WTtuUatoa biro,
tportalion paid on* way,
S8TONE, Oraaga 4k CosOrlando, Fla.
TONT THE
GRANT, JUST HOW
MANN M EH DO W
CARMODY HAVET
A HULLARJWVOP
CATTLE-TMEVE5
MB CAN CALL INTUHTOWN.'
JUSTASI SAIDINMVNEWS
PAPER. HE
THE CAPE
twieabn WHERE CATTLE <
AREBEIN' MOVED, THENSENDS
HISGANG 1W STEAL WEMJ
IBs Assaclslse Prass)
On Chin*'* cast ro u t. In tha
critical Cbcckiang province the*.
ter, Chalang Kai-Sherk'* armle*
are reported today to have s ta rt
ed an offensive In *n attem pt to
ham string Japanese columns that
aro storming the gates of Klnhwa,
the Cheklanw provisional capital.
In Tokyo, Premier Tojo review
ing the w ar today clalmid 280,000
have been eiplurod and 1,800 a ir
craft have been downed. II* said
the Australian naval defense It
destroyed and predicted a Jap
conquest.
Port Moresby was fruitlessly'
hail sm a sh ed th ltto C hin ese d i
l l . v isions to th o o ast, a n d I h U th e
stro n g fo u r-p o la to d Inv asio n had
f 8 cu t o f f th e r e s a w a f a n y ro-
81avia Z 7
Fern,, Park.
Osceola . Bear Lak*
Clly total
County totaLOrand total _
THAT'S
W HAT!
•KNOW
WE'LL GO
« T 0 ACTION
C7AUT AWAY/
Mrs. Green Diea After
Lingering I l l n e s s
ON ’EM TO NANO t
Vi -ih t t'.^rti . * ^;| *t
on Kharkov'
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trwfly o n n tu b ■i.'.t i.. on.. |...ft,.i
U irn S>>\ii‘t cjv tiitiiiu ’p. L on^
j tfoti hi*tf8d Lhul llu ’ A x is is
...i ...,.ni.. m< nnrr m th riw
| m>.•*-tiI■iIit i*‘H: fr o m
nu,I th. ti. rt | ' rjnl|l||
A sergeant make* himself ronifortabli
the "enemy” whllr A,bury Park. \ J .
action during defense maneuver* along th,rommnnil of ling. Gen Philip S l.«gr - ,
a frolhold
A msrhlne gun cren • t. u,, i
army (isrltnm l
fin-
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Manager Mewinjj Ex*
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orkJng O f;
Co-operative Group
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1 hr
\\Ay
R#trn prr flt*ri ii ••» m *
Inelu.imp Ihr f*i»r l - n l n l
nt
will l»r •t'f'R'r rlfd.
with in ta|i|ir'dnn*»tr s>ypFfpri.
ntis.n itf
t*hO nod • » « h
^ .»•( *t*l
Kiwnnians Hear
Trio From Hiph
SihiHfl Glee Club
nui
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n>h)
n«»t
|silf. i ikt
a •(an l'iill !«*•!■> In the
• %i mi|s«.riant «n't«r an«l hat
r.« u% ynnjit.l in Itnrnedlste
till* » #tf1At k *, fbr l(ll*'lAMs rtM»
Ktl
Titn**wh«*likna<
T tt«* iniduight
i h# ir rr. iRintrvI itoallioni.
» i. it (riMiliiiir di*palrne« v»)d
• n i f L-mnni m n < im r w f i l w i n l
'• »m»J Kharkov s*n Ihr nifhl and
|« l^ rir tir * r r r a lr
rffn rt
In
. nim M f
ihr
flank in thr
lr>tim lUrvrokovm
sff(i>r, Soviet il I• 11AId*hr • »aid. (1/
i,frm «io htiHrtl <R8nni of |« rt*
ifnitial* intdt Rtf la lllf of
mrn
m l tank* t*n|y In
Kx'f them
l#tok(ta| tiff It) llr«l Army "Karp
»h«m.irr* l>*fiirr Hr>
hit iiv«
|fM»Ulwl.
Articles Are
Being Rationed
To UX ( itizens
I
loillrlin
r«*kral*
**T*i*'«r
♦• •# inula art* I*••(•It# al'lr to *11
lit'In •••a* for • #|iwlai»4r »»f
A
mo
otlattol from lK.- tc a il I n
,«ll , tt v litflilmir (•> • ••••
,,f %non #%r n«,-f« ini.*)
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t itr(i,lr« i
in
ih r
Small Towns Will
Be Aided By Gas
And Tire Ration
*f ibr A n tm ran f ir* and l .»> *•I
I) 4' itt|iafiy t»f Mrlaixltt
S'** iMfigrr al*lr Is* jotirnr) Io
•tlbri i imirmmitK• fur nvrr, haiiiliai*
aiul •ii|»|*liri, folks nitis| data turn
l*i tbrir Some lo an merchant*
ami I>u*inr9i srrvirr* for thr
thing* they BNvl, Hr )* |»«int<e
nut.
I( ail] bring revival to our
smaller
communities,
rbtirrbrs
a ill I.** U lir r iLp|Mirtr«l, inrrrh
anl« aill get tm dr (hat has lirrn
r«»ing 148 out-of-town firms,, ami
Ihr Rinall town will M»«%om out
again aa th# hub rf thr area It
•rrvr* a« It waa In dijr* goor by.
Money will stay at linmr ami c ir
culate at home; mote local Join
will he available aa (oral bosinras
inrrraara; ami from every aUnd
point amftll town buRineR* will
pro«p#r^lnf ludlng the butcher,
the baker, and for all we know,
the eandleatkk makrr.
Officer* will ba elected tonight
•hen tha lio n s Club meets at
th* V aldes-H tte! n t 7 i l l o'clock.
D.
win
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XaroM a f Orlando
riMak a t Um toaaUny a f Um
BsmlnoW O aoaty Farm B n ro u to
night a t 8:80 o'clock a t tha Ctotirt
Ileus# on tba snkjact, “Why I
Moat Stores Close In
Town Of 7,500 People
an*
iiu L lit
•l«f*iiwr offiiiaU
The Bona of Um American Le
gion will (tog* • dance tonight
at 8:00 o’clock a t the Legion Hut.
r oniiniintfjtiw tiid
the I! ia*i|h, » f r r mpidty fortif » •••
I>f
City News Briefs
fuTTM
nt llirir nrwly nun ponitlnni
i • Kharkov fn.nl l.mlxy after
.
• (• Mthaiuc f r ••rn hreviouiljT
•iis.«|iiUlrt| pssinl-. whllo in the
it»• l i e Hr,| .Army i« holding
• (f tn< rta*ing|y \ mlrnt (Jwrmxn
r*vault • iifMtn Ih rir
flxnk.
lh*
I(h* tup * AitftnuiH'ed uffkixlly at
lllltlltl^ix
rt
1 •*« .•
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in |Kf I m um i ItArcnkovA
<, >t l
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fhr r o a »t »l »r«*» |«
uhti It r< if irt toiia .in* pinrotl nn
I ligt.i•f•)itij? it* informallott tr
f r •i #.I ti ih-- City Mall yrukf
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•' •••tiltl
(KaI Ihr
'• 't
Miihm Ihr* ar« m M ip'f
\S i
Hill ha« rrv*nvr«| attrrg l
t’till* tiii* from Mmj l#ri». William
lln>l< ii , I'mlrel St«t^^
Arm)
i titinaitolintf. Fuuflh Corpa A»ra
II asl*|i«artrr« in Allanla. In wnuh
« .ifan i* •Idarnlwvl for |»r>)uli,l
, #»l ninl n strirln i It*l»li»»c
sWmia B. Sherm an, colored, waa
to tha report, th*
ia relay north #r
i*.|*
ti • f i*'.
' ( i t v Is Within 27,
| Milos Of C'oaHt:j
St a Inn In Unknown
EASTERN CANADIAN arm*tad and cbarjrod with reckMay 37/148)—The arrival teas driving and driving without
ft Itu n aa, and Cecil Mixon was
charged with pararitUNr m p#raon j
without ft driver's llama* to use
kia-aar, aa th* ra m It of an sc-1
ridsnt (hi* m orning a t Second
Stroet and Palm etto Avsiu* In
vahirt ft Fkymaoth Sedan driven
by Mrs. Iillta n Burk# of Ocala
• a t atrtak by th a Ford driven
tti.
| »tr Ibhl rrm y, fiyhtin^ hack
• • ’hi’ nvVr lnsMiirht Ihc O rm a n
• r*|*. ft»”l »l c •».#
I I'll’*loir ff •• I' if
‘D inrO ut’ Orders
In Coastal Area
May apply Herej
I (litreI
r
<iffk lull) Rltllri IIiim I . i,|.»\ ,hnl
Rwfdrn,
th o
Ronlov-Oti-Don
lllalHMlrsf 'tt.%
1 | | . III.|»
r* * i** ihf 4•tilf
it" »«••*
I t*»tl i»
I* " t»tl»
Celery Sales Of
Association Are
14 Percent Higher
nr
•i • I** lrsn'|H»r1 fu. li ..
. .1
*
f . 1.1 t.. T am p. Mr | O trn tlg h till’ ( •ItCa.'SU.i fr O »
.. m nt.- n trip t Hurl it A fric a in t o E g y p t ; o r
U-.I tt m l in Isrh.ilf A.* •« t bt- M rtlltrrrsnran from
sniiI 1 1>ai S» i*aI *r • i« lr. liiftT f *»r th«* l^nlccsnoso
Negro, W hite Man
Arrested
A fter Wreck
Arrive In England
N
1'ihrjr.:
pr«’p*r|"K '“'»>>
n»y*>
» ,,r, i „ , v M ftlili’rriiitpaii ntoven w ith
t
• ,w uiinwiv van vw t )
mu
held Kinwha e l ef tost night,
having In flee tad 8000 casualties
With the 101.’ Vhirl.ta rrlrry
•n the Japanese who tried
to
s ta r* the city from thro* •kie* , irasos Just ctneln*. the Sat.t.ud.
and routed and virtually wiped Oviedo T n e k ( ir e » r n , lor ,r
out a Japanese force In the vil parted today that it bed relumed
lage of wullpeo, two mllrv .outh 1 mare than ttO.OOit in |>ro(it. in
of Klnhawa.
It, grower-memtu-r- In th, |u<-t
eight years thr> ugh rv-uvumes
made poasfhlr by It,e .ire
marketing facilities
This was shown t.ula) in * re
port which revealed Ihr rn u |» rative had sold I 4 percent more rr|.
cry for Its members iluttug the
1912 season than last year
“The asaoclatlon makr- an av
Work ha* been suspended tem erage profit of about fir. .. nt•
porarily on Blate Road 4 4. be- )>er crate for It* memln-r- “ Mat
twe#n TltuavlU* and Hanford, as ter Mewing, m anagrr uf th. , rlthe result of a government stop cry co-operative, said In it. •.
order on all road work in which port. "In addition, it c«.t- nr
addlllcnal asphalt and other oil, mrmber* approllm alcly lit r r.ts
betide* th* amount on hand wrr* per rrate ires to m arkn i •.., |
necessary. Senator E. F llou*. celery re-operallvrly than it i . . . |
holder announced this morning.
to sell through rontmerrial . , ... j
It wa* added that the Stale neli."
Road Department will make ap
In reviewing tne ItMl r, „ ..n.
plication for a priority order to
secure the material* for th* road, Ml. Mewing gave a hrra,.l..nn
but w tothrr asphaolt and other showing th at the co-o|wr»lli. irneeded material* can to obtain**! celvsd an avrrag* net FOB <ln|».
la not d*fin Italy known.
Only pbig point price of $2 tun per
about flva miles of th* road re m t o l i r all grade* and »lin« fur
th# tTlery sold vast vtmr. " tli.-r
mains unpared.
Work on tho bridge aeroe* the deducting the coat* of harvesting,
Rt. John* River in this rood will wtihing. packing and selling as
continue until completed a* there wrr* able to ralurn an a rn s g s
i* sufficient material on hand for cf (1.448 per crate for all via.In,
this Job, Mr. Uouaholder said. The and *ltt* to our growers." Mr
"
, far the road In
.. Mewing gaid.
right-of-way m
map
In addition to marketing rrlrry.
Seminole County from the bridge
the
co-operative
sell*
l e l s n i ’uO
Into Hanford will to completed
soon after rights-of-way are ac and 280 freight carloads uf ni'i.-d
vegetable*—cocarol*, lettuce r...
quired by th* County.
nulne, cabbage, potatoes ami ,«*|r.
Tha gnvan — eu l 1! atop order on P«w—for its members each yrar.
asphauH. which waa said Isa owl No charg* la made for inn » r .
mainly botM
bi f i mM oa f.
f . Irani
tra m porta
portall ion
loti i
it was pointed out. The nr.
dJfflculUaa, la kM axpeeted to af#| vice,
opera Ur* also purchase, m il,
f»cl tha Wort Um BUU Rarol Dc- crate*, Iumc tic Ides, spray ma
parttoani hag, aAnaad to do on terial and other supplies fnr it*
P a rt Avmhm tmm FlflronUi to number* a t coat. It aroUt* thrm
TwsstMtft a t M r i, "Because of Um In flnaaelng their crop and cm-1
flaporlaaro ad- this “bottknrok" ploys a field man to ed ri.r the
tkat links mala highway*, which gaawail *n planting and harvest
U (Ds*d __by_ A m y n d Navy vw-J Ing rolery, the m anagrr **td
Um matoriala
In IkV* connection, Mr. Mewing
r.U la project,"
rr.
IIKRN. Hay
27—(At*)—A
hu*die of high W h y efflfill*
pointed
to Tunisia.
I n n f f 'i north A frkan pro*
Irrtu rilr, an a p»uibU coun*
Irr offer L> Italy to app+aoa
I hr Italian clamor for Nk«
■ml ( uralri. \\ hrthrr F riar*
m lfhi trk to um Tunisia la
• Irlltr ■ b srio in may root on
the stl«lrr of its (iorernor*
<*rnrral \dm iral Jrsn K strrs,
• ho arrttrd in \ Ichy yrslrr*
l»a>
,0* A ttaiialiJ P rstii
Senator
Indicates
Gulf Sub Menace
May He Removed
Needy Children
Government S t o p
In County WiH Order Halts Work
Get Surplus Food On State Road 44
By FRAN STRIKER
THE LONE RANGER
Organization Of
Pipeline Group
Is Being Planned
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President. Says
0 0 AND TELL CARMODV WHAT HAPPENED
TO VOU I ^
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Axis Makes Land
And Naval Moves
In Mediterranean
Chinese
Defenders
Launch Offensive
Against Invaders
Along East Coast
The t'hiitrsc. .tu h ln rn ly ' oppos
Ing JM)Wrrful J s nenrsr attem pts
a t a quick knockout In eastern
Chins, vnotniorwl h»t right th cr
had thrown
the invader* back
tram tto very tkall* of Klnhw*.
WK but a sokes m in soberly warned:
“The situation is still very
grave end the coming week will
” witness even fiercer tollies,
raru
grw entering whsl may turn
,o r out to be the toughest battle* this
■°UP summer in Asia.”
The scene is In central Chek___ iang province, wiich front* on the
China sea south of Shanghai, ami
from which bomber* could reach
Jspso. Aml even larger Japanese
___ onslsught is being prepared •gslnst Fukien province, bordering
C iektanr on the soutiv the Chl|„ n n r y spokesman asserted. Ha said
2 H* the Japanese htd thrown 100,000
M i men Into the ferocious drive to
I j j conquer ( 'hektang, of which Klnhwa I S the provisional capital.
(The Japan***
claimed
that
.. tl ry were In the outskirts of Klrv
, , hwa <>n (he north and northwest.
NUMBER J2IA
Member Aaaoclated I’rraa
Army Repels ‘Invaders' of New jersey Coast
M. D. (T-Binc) Smith,
. Seminole County resident for
_ 20 years, yesterday defeated
T Edward J. Nelson, Jr. by 95
vote*, 994 to 899, In the accond primary election for
State representative from
M group 1, according to unof* ficlal report* from all of tho
connty'a 16 prccincta-
Let UB dean and conserve
your clothes. Wc do quality^work. •
*
’•Central Florida's Largest Distributor af Office Machiaea"
IS SOUTH MAIN 8T.
—
PHONE I I U ,
ORLANDO. FLORIDA
N l6H T/B of.C H BCN.'YOU
HANFORD HEEIALD,_WKI)NKSI)AY. MAY 27. 191
Been Captured
Thornhill, Incidentally, tlad with
Hal M cIntyre as Billboard's "m eat
promising" band of I N I
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
STAMM
DEER TONGUE
Lanky Sid Masters
A’s In Night Game
OAVIY
I DAAUMG
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY' NEWSPAPER
EXTRA CASH
A btoa Whale la about 23 fast
long a t b irth .
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BASEAlAsI pCuvAtt?UGA f T tte PLAOS AflAwI
APTfeR LC Ad aeA So/lS
id i<3*lo AdD Ipdf
to war work
.,
HOARD YOUR
v<*\
PENNIES TO
rm-
at •o n li n g
«hn
habr
In
rt-
It’AMil a<MUI«tiuil war
f|uration*
■im( aii'Wrr*. Rival K aim mma re%« alr«f that I HO tnn« o f ruMatr waa
rraartl from ivannU l iO year a>
•••» rnorr pnicil* wi l l r m r n w ill
VI• . ••ii* * i» | Mill mill* ira
Gfiir ►
>«» |»rrc«nl «*f th rlr Iln U n
h«him al iilanlrf for munition*.
| Ihy^a ihr j.ru-« vailing apply
|*rlrr* |»ai<l abroad fur im(M>rtrd
•rlr* * ,\ ria ru «rr formula
• (.* rvvi «•( i rirrft (*av*l abroad
ii iliaturlxMg* tin *1 mralir ceil
(J We live tn n trailer. My
Inishaml baa l«ren pri»miRe«t a new
inh starting after July 1 If n a
tional gaa rationing i« in effect
tne ran we move? A W ien you
mnvr your rraMnvrr, the local ratiiming Ivoard will deride
how
much extra gas Is necessary and
then it may la»ue you a perm it
tn bnv IL
Q - What la being rationed by
local h«>arna? A.—Br«bJe gaa In
restricted atatea, auto* llnra, ausar, typewriters. htryrleR, recapa,
ami trurka.
Q.—Will quality clnthea con
tinue to he manufactured? A.—
4J.—1( there any provlilon for
sugar used at church suppers? A.
—Ye*, ma'm. If Ih* churth senrs*
refreshments ss often
as
six
times a year, It's classed as an In
dustrial user and ran g rt 80 parrent of the amount used last yiraf.
<J.—Is It legsl for a stop* to
raise th* pries of cigarette*T A.
—No.
,
Q.—Has ti e m anufacture
of
permanent wiving and hair dry*
Ing machines been stopped? A.—
Nazi Gestapo Head - *
Attem pts : Suidde
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LONDON, May F f-iA V -T ha
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 26, 1942. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Gar Drenches
Fisherm an, Who
Catches C o l d
r
( » » Aaowcinfed h u l l
ATLAN TA. May ZJ__ You'ra
hoard about tba luck Wat flibcra u who only eaugbi a h U . . .
“ *»■’ W ill, Cana Grady of Mampbia
ta tho nun . . . Angling from
n ennoa, Ha wna dranenad by tho
ayUth of • largo gar. tuned up
> M tl .morning with ■ dandy tata
of duLfflca , . . Happier waa
B «n L
Ix>p«i
of
W att . Calm
Bdddb i f . Ha caught no potnpaM . but on bia laat emit booked
and landed a 100-pound chunk
• f crude rubber . . . . Horne*
(Bad)
Benton,
Uniytnlty
of
Iflhyth Carolina pitcher, would
w ttd r play with Wiiuton (N . C.),
hk hometown club In thy Bl-State
Wagut, than tign for mart “ cofr*
(to moot,’* with a langur outfit
. . . If Hut broxJuoff docxa't »rt
lokoooa bolUftf, f * d don't nrod
to tip th# n i n N . < Sbort Ib oagb ii Am bail ptfyrra
go, Bab* Daklgroa k u boon m ovol
• WINES
■s suss to vun
N I C K 'S
Pickkje Sion
Daar d r ; Umpire Red Jonra of
thd S oulh tm aBAodation twear*
to th li on*, rxlayod by Raymond
John ton o f tba NAihvltla Tennet*
Mean . . . I t kippened at liarto w (F la .) during apring eihlb itioai, and It'a no m ilita ry taerrt
th at It bad rained th at day . . .
Came game tin t , and an umatrolled to tha plate at If
Elra
i announce baltariaa . . . Only
one t pee la tor waa In Iha atandi,
apd tba iimp Haw t e d . " pear.. Mr,.
tmUy'a-BBRp id d W - ou rnciinx.
of
wrt iT o d n a t ."
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:Their yoalhful iehool diyi will
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ROBERT L. COX
' PROTOGRAPHER
The E ssex Studio
I f ! H» P * ft Ava.
P im a . I T *
Choir practice. al d:d*
caurca W orahlf. ll:aa A. M
f 00 P. M. c a r til tau Endeavor
» ao p. M. Bvanlag Baraka
M ornttc Berm on: -W hy wegbauld
Support tha Church"
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SAVE COSTLY
REPAIRS
H a v in g
R tg u lt rly
and
Yoar
,
SPE AK E R A T TH E ( K i l i m A t
CMC I ll'll BUNDAT KH1IIT.
Dr. E. (1. Rover of lodtaaDpolla.
w ill aptah In (be ChRellaa Church
ar tha IX * o'cloch a .rv lc i Bandar
church
ahooM ha praaanr' for (Be
night.
B rtry a m b e r of
the
Evening Her vice.
■how yoar loco
loyally la
year church aad Bear tha mcaatfa
from Ikla man o f God
lie on lima. Coma with a amlla
K n p la atap with Iba church.
■ A P T ta T CM t n t l t
LAMM n o n n o M
M. IL Marita, Psaler
■aaday be hoot, ta;ta A. M.
M aralag Preaching Bare lea. I l t t
B. r. y .’ u . t:H P M
Even ing Bait lee, l:aa P M .
lif t aad (uodaaaa etc Immortal.
Lei ut tata aha pa oar vlawa o f
ttltlcn ca lato levellneea. freahneou.
and roatUamliy. rather than lata Coort. alharwtao a
Daaewa
Fra
■«> and b llia i. — Mary O ther Eddy. CoBfaaa* w ill ha aalarad agalaot
U hereby ordarad tbal Ibla
K o llra bg gubflabed la Iba Baa la id
II araid, a hawage per pmbllahng la
B enlnele C a tn ip ,
Ftabtda. one*
aach woab far lo u r ( I ) cw baaatlva
war h a
w i TIC Egg a r baud and official
> * «d ■ not Iba aid o f foratya oraa- aadl a i I t a f a t i la Iba C aaaly of
maat
•amtnola and R a to at Fjorlda, tkla
li ui la whoa unadoratd. adorned
Iha m oil, k
_ Clark c tro a ll Court
B UR D lC JC . D. C.
(O fftria l boat)
r
■A N F O R D A iaK M B L T O F B a d
U i t tticharuaou Pa alar
U tb at. * Laa rat A v p
Buadap Bchowl la aa A IL
daaday Morning ivara alp Ilia *
Chrlat Ambatcadara. Tdd p. M.
K eaayalU lla Barela#. l aa P. M.
Prmyar Maallay, W adattday ( : H
of God with Iba flee. W. F. Duacaa ar Allaatla Oily. Haw Jtroey
aa tpaclal apeak.r. T b it
It
(b t
flrtt ttrlaa al matllaat la tba Btw
localIca ar iba rkirch wblcb hat
Itcaatly b a n
veered
aad reMadeira.
A apoclal Inellatlea la ailaadad
ta all lo aatar Iha m lalalry
ia
aony aad Iha Ward or God o f tbit
capueble m la ltltr or Iha
Uoopat
•arelcaa bayla promptly a l l:d * P.
II. with a Goa pal Boon darvtao lad
by iha pa• lor. t. ft tflehacdaoa.
In a p e c te d
8 «r v i(t d
H’s iMporUiit now—«nora than ev«r bcfor»—that you
taka cart af yoar car to maka It laat! H'b chtapor lo
Maintain yoar car though corrad labricalkm and rvgalor ckedi»upa than It la to ropalr or rvpUre broken
Hrta! Costa ia today,
T E N F IB XT M X Jin ow tFl CM UR C B
Cor. Park Ava. a F ifth t L
. Dr. W. p. Sukrm aa. Paator
N a d a r be boob t i l l A M
Pvmd a a MdXay, BxparlplandMormng Worahlp. I l r t * A M.
Barman. "Divine A IA “
Vuunn Propter Meollnga, tild
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B E A U T IF U L
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Evening W o ra h lp E l l o'clock,
I t all rmahx or Ufa Iba b u m .I
aarmon by Rev. IL C HBlaaop D li- heart yamrno for Ik* b ta n llfu li ao4
(r ia l Bupcrlattadaat. dhMlawIag tha Iba laa a I It al
Iklmga tbgd - Odd
aorm an (be Pourth Qanirtarly Con- mahaa nr* l ( U t u t ^1 * nil ^nlO m ~
faranta will
ba bald. Rev. Mr.
Hoi mac prreldlng.
Wadnaaday i Pray Maollng, Add
« y r u lilv m ln g tba bonntllnl •<
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AMtNAJAH.^Tmcua1-
fo g
“ L o n g .W c * r ln g ”
Alt popniar piylen la
that rtally (11 year
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bar *f BOH *d Section
•hip td Booth. Edna* M
Booth i i W (Onbrn mor*
Kw Booth U*4 o f Bdnford Orari
■ m e n
t f
Expert Repiairs
Oar 'ohop
. _ la well e<ju!pp«<!
_
to maka any repaini on
farm machinery, trallm*
or other equipment.
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GROCERY
By P A U L ROBINSON
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a iie D i r n t i c r o r
bem ibo lm
m m , p l o m id a . t o b l b c t
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■oul la navar wilhont It* rapra.
rrn ta llvr. H a n 't ladlvldmal being
can no move die n*r dlaappamr in
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LEGAL NOTICES
Elba, C a l f . . County. Alabam a
M la ordarad that
you.
Roan
H ALVATIQ N A la It V (P I e II EL
llr
ll.
Kmart. U efrn d rn i haraln. ap111 t H I Hocond llr a t i
l» r > lo tba Util of O m p la ln i filed
Capi G aargt Wooda In rkarga
hrrrin by Clamr Iaa ft Bmtri. Plain.
■ under Hcbool. d il l A M
(Iff. ua or before Jana le|, dial or
P ra y .r Barvlca 1 1 : 1 a A M
a d rrr.a pro confaaao w ilt ba ta k. F L . • ; ! * P. M,
FIMBT i H l R t H
OF L 'M E U T
ten d againai you Appear In perHlraal Matting. t:M P M
a tlE M T IlT
i
n o or by nlloraay.
E aa n g tlltlle Baraka. T;4a I' M.
Sunday Bebwol. I I I A M
II la ordarad that Ibla notice ba
Coma worahlp with aa
Morning Barvlca. II :M A. M.
pabllahad
o a re t
week fa r f p i r
Mlaa E llia b eth lla tb a r will ba
Wad a today avaalog aarataa l ; M cunaacullv* w arka la laa Sanford
la rb arga of Iba atrvlcaa
I' AL
llarald. a ' nawnpnpor
publlebed
Reading room Aoura from I:dd lo In Bnnford.
Bamlnula
County,
l.a « un Tuaodaya tod Frtdayn.
MOLt CNOta E P flC O F A L
Plarlda.
"B O U L A N D O O D r - to Iba ta b
CMVECBi
Dnna and ordarad at
Hanford.
le d of Iha Laaeeit-Bermoa wblcb Mrmloala Coualy, F lo rid a Ibla Idtb
lia r. Frank E. Pulley. Racier
w ill ba ro o t In Chare hoe of CbriaL day of ApclL i| « t .
H oly Communion. I l f * A M.
BclanlteL Ikrouahoat Iba world oa
-C k u rrb Hcbool 1:1) A. Al.
•»w*ar, Mop 14.
M orning Bcrvirc, l i t * * JL. AL
° clpdM»*fciS,,'rtarlL
Th a Golden T a t i laf “ W h y art
T. P. 1. L 1:1? P. M.
U r: 11 L B U R D IC K .
Ihou real down, u my aoulf anal
C H R IST M i l l i o n .
LONG W O O D
Do paly C lark
• h r art Ih o . dlaqulrltd
w lik ln (O fficial Baal!
Evanlag I'rayar, I H P. M.
maf hope thou In (Jwd: for I ahall
[-E ST ER II A ll flit
yal prelee him. who la Iba health
Ortaads, Fla.
F U L L OOBPML T A B E H N A L 'L E
my counlaaaaaa. mad m y God"
Ta iha left *4 Orlando rood Jual of
tP .tlm a I t l l t ) .
k aroo * iha mat aI a t-ligh t
Amaag Iba tltalU aa w hich cum.
lia r. Itabart IL l(a *o * w ill ba la
prlta Iha Laoaan-Barmow la Iha fa),
charge af both atrvlcaa.
lowing from Iho Elblai "lie turn
Bunday:
Unto I by raaL O a r oouli for tbs
Sunday School. |:4I A IL
Lord balk dealt bounttfelly
with
Mr. A. W U beldt. BnparinlaodanL ibaa.
F o r Ihnu haal dattvarod a r
"Our ta il booh la lb * word of Ood aoa| from
deallh.
m
is
t
a
yea
(ram
— Bring your Dlblax"
Morning Worahlp. I I ; N L M
Jr. and Or. T a u a g People# BoTh e Laanon-Barman alee Include*
tlatlaa. T:44 p M.
Iba fallow InB pmtaaga from tho
Eaanln gBarrlcan l:*d P M.
Chrlallan Belaat a textbook.
T k lWadnaaday
Mtd-waak
Barvlca. onto and IIa *lib w ith K a y la Iba
* : * * P . ■ AL
Bcrlpiuran- by dtarr *n k*r Eddyi
Coma and worahlp with un All "U fa I* Ik* )« w of g * « l even tfc*
u r* walroma.
Ixw of lb* aplrli of T r u lk . nod
w rite r ,Mt
Car
DEER TONGUE!
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A Bl'PKJIVIAOM O r A A lp M B .
TBUI7T.
AIGTIL'E IB If lU tEB T
G IVE N
that a rattlin g o f tBt o w a tf* o f
lan.lt til t a il IB B LA V IA D R A IN
AGE D IB T fllL T o f Bamlnolo Coma,
ly. r io t Ida. w ill bo bald a l Iba o f.
l-ra of A. DOHA dk BOMB la told
GUlrlct al laa o'cloch A. M. oa Iho
lllh day o f Jaao. 1ML for iba
ptirpeee o f ala clla g aao aaparvlaor
far told Dlatrlct fo r a form
of
t l . l lu r t wtleomt.
thrao react, a t
which
alcctloa
• eery acra s f land la tba Dlalrlcl
T E B PU VT M B IO E B A P T i r r
aha If
ropraaaal oao i oharo and
r H lI R C B
>ach owner ahall bo faallllo d
lo
L a a rd Ava.. a l Ninth BL
euta la naraan o r
by proxy la
Oaoryo b Zltmer. Paelur
writing duly algaod for avory acra
■ unday achool. lt:M A. M
r iN B T P M E IB V T E IU A N (H I 'B C R af land owaad by him la aach Dio.
T. IL M lddlalnn Bupi.
i riel; Board tana may
rapraoaat
E D. Urewnlte, D. D . Paator
M orning W orah lp, tl;00 A At
ihair warda. aiaculora aad admlal*
n
Huaday Barvleaa
U T .IL
1:11 p .M .
M r.
r
• iralora may ropraaaal aalalaa o f
Buaday
Be
heal.
I
l
l
AA
d.
T aylor. In chargo.
dcraaaad paraaaa, and p rlta lo fo r*
M arnlag Worahlp, 11-00 A t M.
E t a n ln f Barr Ire I at P M
puca llama may ba rapraaanlad by
Jr ta u u » Pro.tr. »•*« P.M. J d oadayi W .M .I ).
their offteara a r d a ir l l l t w h i d
ittaai -A T O alBM-JEBIAktBk l ; H P .AL
A fd a ta Tba Mwaara or a m aforlly
Of Iha^naaaaBO Jndladtd la yacb
IHatrlrl ahall be noewaaary la Doa tA N P O M O I U I H C U o r - GOO
tlllu le a dttaram fo r Iha parpooe
Golly Avenue al B lllh BtrtOl
of hoMlnp tuch election.
lia r . (.’■ D. Ila irlt Paator.^.
Sunday Bcbual, l l . t t A. M.
JOHN JIDDA
■tre n ftr~
ITee Ideal
Preaching Hardee. ! ! : * • A. M,
IT IA IlLC B T. N itfLA C K
WadnaaAny Evening Prnyar Barr I I . C1AJNTB
vice, t i l l P. M
rO H OBEGATtOHAL CMUBCW
Am llanrd of dopareltora
Corner Park Avarua and Ird Bt.
Aforalag Barvlca. 11 ;B0 A. M
CMl'ECM
o
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TEB
BA
HAN
EMM
Monday Behoof, f i l l A. M.
P. ra. NKIEGN • PAHTOU
Barmua by Iho gaalor.
Buaday School. Id.M A. AC.
1‘raachlng gorvkia. 11:00 A. AC. aad I IB C L IT
( C I 'B T .
BEM IBOLM
P A O LA W BdLM TAN METHOOIBT
I 00 P. M ovary Sunday.
CnU N TV. BTATM OF F L O E ID A .
CHURCH
Ml.l-w.ab Pray.r
Bar.lea,
Wad.
tlb R I V I I U L C I B C L fT l L E A N .
-W elcom e Cbapcp
■ id P. m
C EN T.
R a . II, M. Hankie, Pa.lav
There la a b.arty welcome A.
■ IL L F O E D tVOBCM
■ undftf (ichool. 19.9# A. M.
w alllag you In Iha aacvkaa
1
‘IIAIILK
B B SM A R T , Plalotlff
I*r«*«h ln g Awrtle#. I l :#9 A. M
VA
Maimon Wjr O il r««to r.
linn
a
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K U .E B ACA R T . Defendant
KvmnftllRtle •# f> !r«o
L*>riT« x d i x K d i H M E T M O D irr c m u :
In lb . name o f
tba Blale
af
I>«jr Kveiling l i f t
1. W Aualla. paaiar
yi.irida—Oracling a:
T h i lltrU
eliurrh In lb *
W ild*
Church School d I I A. K.
T « Hoar lu ll. . im
. . erl.
. . . . R.
. T. D. t.
wood aiUnda m w «lcom « ta >IL
u r r i r r cm vm a f
W IV n rook a. J r. |.aalor
Park A r t al Kb Blreal
■ under School I I I A Al.
Alomlag W orthlp, I I A Al.
T ra la la g Union, T;M I* Al.
KeanlBB Worahlp, Alto P.M.
Wtdnaaday Barelrc. I It I’ .M
Ear phoata le r Iba bard of boar
EXTRA CASH
Tha hama ir o f hollacaa kaa doaa
■wre, aad will do m e n lo raaoa.
■ t in iha world
_____ ______
aad_______
bring la
laat lay rlyhloonaaaoa than nl
other ayanclaa p a l toyatbar.
Carl Rradbury, .uparln l.ndtat.
ruung P a o p lu ' dilating 1:1
M. M r. 1. V. Kl/nalrem. proaM
P ra y .r m .atlng Thurrday,
Among the typewriter, rccelvtcl
by Iha Qubrtdrmiitgr typawrilcr
rmpnlr xhop at Camp Blandlnr
By
A cordial lavUellea lo ■
.t w ic e . o f tata chart A
ol-bct
n n rr
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
p. U.; to yla "CatlMlaoa
W lo Otb*ra>
c itu a c it o r b o d
a ta a ra and Em Areouee
flay. W. C. Hoteamh. t a ilr r
Buaday Be boat, l i e * A MYoaay 1‘aopla, did* P M.
Alumina darelca. l i l t A I
Evening Be re lea. 1;tt P. M.
W.dneedny: P rara r MocII bb . 1
UTTOURTASTS DEMANDS
THE SSST IN
kaaaa door on Iho flret
tn (b a m onth of
Jn n r^
la ir , watch u tha u t t » r of
1M I
.
bated ta u tat day of May,
a p. i w o r d o h .
cttrtl C l rami I Coert,
nolo Caaaty, Florida.
(O ffic ia l doal)
i
ImJ
around o fU o t r than th * propoaoj
location fo r a victory cardcn.
C u ff a tu ffi T bt rum or foundry
b ai Carl Soavrty o f C orn tll head(d fo r tho top ranching job at
JackaonytlU'a N aval air ■tali on
— If tb « hlgnal corpa docin't nab
him t in t .
W ith Bob Fallar
ploying on D itty Dcan’a tram
Sunday
In
Chicago1!
A ll-S tar
gam e. It would team mor* afc.
1 *4 1
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M AY
STAM PS
Mem ber Ansoclnlrd
I’ rrr-j
u*1 wLhj'Nazis Suffer Huge Losses A s Reds
Damaged[Crush German W edge Past Kharkov
A ls o
eit StOwell Says
Allies Must Re*
take Burma From
Successful Enemy
realfUaca. Tokyo raportad.
Meanwhlla, Oaaaral
Btllwell,
aafely out o f Sanaa, said today
tha AUiad Nation* took a beat*
Inc lh*r* aad mult ratak* Burma
Taoihan and other point* In wastarn Ynnnrn IYoaiac* yaatarday
.wbUa, far to tha ***t, Ckloaaa
’and Jipanesa *oldkra foojht
f iragely In Chaklanc Proving*.
(Ala*** dl*patch** *ald *lghl
bombars aacortad by tlx flgtalar*
bombed 1‘aoahen. Tha result* of
tha raid* Lbera aad la other Yunp*a point* war* aot stated In the
Koeh-an I* tha next objective
of Japanese fore** fighting on tha
Burma Ilaad In Yunnan Province.
Tha Japan*** column* la Cheklanf Provine* art » Iminx
at
rXinhwa. provision*] capital of tho
C la im
A m e r ic a n
C r u is e r W a s
ed
In
D ow n
C ora l
A m b o in a
Is
Sea;
R a id e d
HITLER'S PLA
ST“ACE-IN-THE-HOLE
INCER DRIVE
ON
BAKU
S o v ie ts
M ore
In Tokyo the Japanese governmerit tndiy announce*! a 33,000*
ton battleship of
the
North
Carolina type was dsniagrd and a
cruiser of tie Portland class was
sunk In the Coral Sea engmgtmen..
There is no evidence that a
United States l«ttlr*lip
was
near Ihs Coral Sea whrr* 13 or
21 Jrp ships wtrdTsunk nr hit In
running hatlle* in May.
,
Meanwhile.
gnat
American
bombers piloted by Australians
service any time ~*.n, r.. u. rnadc# a f IJUO mile round-trip
CarhrrJ clerk of the Seminole hnoilnng raid on, the J»|*m»rse or•
’CootHyOraft B r.rd. .lecjaaed kial- copied DutcW Islaml^of Amboina
and *h«d dnw»» three *ero fighters
unlay.
Tha tlaaalfieatlon of men re in flames after hlsdlng enemy
ceiving Claaa I notieea will lie- shipping In the Drlmr at dusk
pend on taro factor*— thalr phyal- a communique said last night.
It was the second raid in 10
ral examination* and their order
days on the Jung lee lot 1ed Island
number. Ragtelranl* whnac order wjrtch lie* about halfway between
numbera are well hack on t/o NeW Guinea ami Celebes In the
Hit of tha 1801 In thla croup In exotif smith seas.
tha county may not avan recalra
Other raiders struck at
the
thalr cant* notifying them to taka much-bombed Japanese base of
leal teat
their physical
1««t for aevrril |jie In tie northeast shore of New
(atari. 1
Man who . Guinea
months, ft W** ilatarL
__ ___
demolishing
airdrome
tr t Claka I rallnfm will not b* ] baildiaga »nd severely damaging
put In 1-A until they pa** the; two grounded Japan* *e hnmhers.
ht fighters rose to challenge
phytlral exam. »nd thin are not’ ~*_*lubjeet to rail until the te.t .< ] the Allie- ,nd sh«it one attacking
plane from the air
paaaed.
Another Allied planr « » • lost at
Eventually the reentrant, who
........
are put to Claes 1-A will lie Aml*otna. *hi«l as* the site of
railed, but It may h* ((•yeral . the soeontlgry Dutch naval liase
month* from now areordinc to lo the Past ln*l»e* Iwfore Japanese
tot th« i«larvl
thalr (landing in the Hat. Three setThe
huge Allied planes found
men will be Intregated with the
the Js pane.r ready for Ihr at
I-A man t f the flrat ami *«cond tack on Amboina harbor and they
refie tratione, and the allotment dived through a hravy rorw-rritm
of tbo third group to he called lion of ground fire to drop their
wtU ho Sotannlnod by percentage, bomba. While the attark wa« be
U was said,
u,
ing pre.rd home, the *ero fight“ Tha Boapd U ahead o f ikheri. era were Iwpt at hay by Withering
fire from the bombers hut the
Japan**# traled the homing Altlmr »hlpf rod fobied hattt* about
BO mile* from the hair.
Judge Ware Named
[Head Of Hospital
And Camp Council
T t* Chinas* wore battling dee
ps rately In front of KlaLawa. tha
^iM t Important ^military, Ocoooenk
R o llin g
Ask
C .S .
For
I ’ la n e s
PO LA N D
C A S P IA N
X
SKA
R U M A N IA
flR A S
S Y R IA
T U N IS
H E D IIE R R A N i
i t 'l l '
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A e a a r/ e o o ^ o a J t c n v i i
Samuel Rogers '^ernmoie County Voters W ill
’ About 250 Youl
Select Representative Tuesday In Seminole A
Reveals Duties
cted To Sit
Of Sanitarian
Vp poi n( s
Food,
M ilk .
W a t t * . 15 To Ser vo
On
.^speck'd it> Recreation Group
O ffic ia l
**• tarn China remaining In Chin***
hand*. Japaaaao place*, covarlnx
» Japan*** afranca, war* bombKinhwa. alraadj badly dam-
Is
F orw a rd ,
A
Croat
C la im
A tta c k
O f
I ’ n it
Samuel Rogers, i
l li«* Seminole C«iunlv
tail.! ihe llntarv Clul
Ini weekly lur*rhe**r
County Is Praised
For H lgl^Purchase
blic Is Warned
com [voted of Dr
II
Danger Caused John Fahs, Stale Administra wo*
Huhrraan, Dr. E. D- llrownler
and
tha
Iky,
Father
J.
J
Krll
tor of th* Florid* War Saving!
By* Gas L eakages
Staff, ha* attended hearty ron- axhan. Mr*. F, E. Koumlllat. as
S
stamp* la th* first 14 day* of
tha month. V. A. Bpeer. chair
man of tha sale* crjmmlUee, re
vealed Saturday.
" 1 want I# congratulate (he
county on being the first In the
aUls to ^iaabM _ lu . May nuou
In 14 day*," Mr. Fah* wire.)
“ Thi* I* a wonderful record and
on* that will mean much to the
war Barit
During Uw first 14 days, over
178,000 waa torts tod In bonds
ami stamps ■la tha county, not
taclndlag tha Mtaritlaa purehas-
||lu»lratinc the i i*.
•
,j„nr
he r» vi.*ii i » .
V (VI . . . I ... 1 1., C a. .1. II . ...
taminate.1 water had ic ...U « it rank r...... . I .»• iw«*.i np|M«...i.-.
foon<| |n ,h|, r „ „ „ i) »ff..i
vice ch.it it.no ih o commit letchairman of th* local Hed t'roee \, om, 700 pcr*»ne and that *f<
fall* 11n.h r 11..- It.vt.om of llooo
and C01010 .1n.lt ,»f il.o Itefrn**
Chanter, praaided a* temporary | |nvc,||0 tlott and lr.alm. in
Coonc(1, o f wl.i. I. M i .
A
\V
chairman.
I contamination had lawn rbn
Knot 1 . .lot.....a..
Tha council I* iponaorol by the I
Appoiotg.l
I..
...
.
on
the
ron.
Rad Croaa, but will b* han.llc.1 1 Th* sanitarian i« r.|wc.nlU • •
m iltre a . r \|r- I
I llm m olli.f
through lb* field director* of |o- j frntfj w|,h the pr..lection „f
Mr. I
I! I>|- on Mr. M tt
ral Army and Navy Baww. then . >nJ ml|k K ld to th. iml.li. M
Smlll Mm < It I .lull Mr. II
by maintaining tha Idantil nf the
groerric. ami .U .r.c .
\Y
ll.x l.r
1 .....
Illn y f. Id. .
various organltatlon* partlclpal- und„ hl, n M lln , (n.prcllnn. ...
•’apt lle-eirv tVo-l- lie,
VI C
*nf ; _ --- -— -—---- r ----,
. anyone with a coiaiuuuuablo ... Itmni. Fitbcr .1 J KrtUyhnn
AH parsons and organltatlon* ,r . „ fotim| h*m||jni. ..«i,
Vcl South I It
..........
II
nM represented at the Friday l|u, „ u promptly ......... ’ ■
ward I I . , -o.l . i J IY:>e
?
"5 , r *..tl>v<t^ . 5® *.» Ihelr further handling nnt.i
irndL t^ » « *
» hlch
disease i. correct cl
bo bcld In In# n«ar futurv.
||i\ Roger*, who w i« niMi«in"
* {i
" 'E
by (i. A. Speer, program rUn
lia* .,n.| I •••iiiui Mlal -Ml
|alt®T*
J * 1' man, aald that wherever twr.1 n.e«
Mffil. • * *le| I If*[Mil I Knat ,WMI1
n . ,!?*?■ J * ; . * * e r t i * ! 1,
I* found It la promptly .le*tn.|..
f.*r
’ ..!»• foimrrly «*rr«i|iir<l h)
H h id I.i I'l'M pr i im| I igi l Cum
B m ra la e L M t a L ^ B a d t U ^ * " ’ J t L
,h* 1 • W V m V k e l fournl .ell
rM
Ing had meat. It given a warning
1 I'iioU llnwkr* Slorr
Vi (Kit fl«* Town If alt 0. Grnrvii
ahra
't»
Cu Z ' but * f l,T »h* warning ha. I— '
f taininit11 it v llnuaf* 7 ( huluiilti
Uni*npt‘* Flor^. H (;ul<!rn*nvfl
I f'.iioinnily llmiop.
fjh ,
Georgs Bolllne recommrn.l.'.
|••ogwiMfil Town Hall )U
MlnaSk. Mrs?’ ^ a ^ ? * wmiame lh* 1 th*
Cluh ho11 n ,N“
Ukr Murjr—-Gommunily IIoubc
andMra. A™"B. B M a e u k a e rid* soma Una In the near f-i
II Alt monte Spring* ( ’ornmuol
Also Miw.'J n r iT u h e n Mrs tur* • 0<1
thalrnmly llmiai* 12. Fnrr»i
I LA^ P i r I b ^ ‘
« ' w iT * committee to handle th.
g air - Cut king" l(ou*r. 1.1. 81«vla
eLT
CkaruT' I i n J r Z
Praald.nl I t W. Hu
St«ukn‘a Slnr#. 14. K*rn P*rkII. H. Coleman and Karl.
Majotr Ilarnrll’a hmifp. |&. OarroU
wtr* also named to the
Mrs. J. A. Vara, Mr*. U M.
olfirr I H e a r loike otrrrrn (!•
Bwaln, Mr*. J. 11. Crawford. M.
rag.
A motion picture called "Twitl
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Relief Funds Asked
B. Smith, J, SI Chtlr WhlU,
C. J. Roatpb, If. tL Him*-. Dr. tha Cup and th* LipM, illuetmiR- W. RaprachL Dr. OL W. Ing tha danger* of uiuanllary
Buckar, B. F. Wbitoer, Bar. V. condition* In raotooraat* and dr. c
t
*‘a.
Yi
i
«rr-i
v^ 'v*.
ffllh ir -
KK)
Law*/ ’si n.
H. Grantham, Mba Oua*l* llln- • tor** aad tha measure* for mrratting such ^ndlllcns, con*l>l*>l
S *StOTtne.
? * , supanrUIng ,enn
P. PW.
*"■
• Tka following 1* a Hit of aup-
gloaar of tha, U. S. Nary, *Utloaal la Baalord, waa Intraductal
by Cbariaa Marriwn. Mr. Morrlaoa, a— lta fiil by Harry Ko-
gy ™ ". ;.
Rubberless Tires
Prove Satisfactory
llo u s lio ld iT
W i l l
lit* Chairman 01’
Relations Gr oup
i»i*.i on I * ••unit nllrilliry. hrt^
I . • ti Mfi|M*in|i il •hniriitHii of thr
I
- ill,••• tin I'llhlli |(t Inliotia of
I If* |la f« n>«• CfMlO. 11. ( hull limn l i
lt |\.|»i of tin* ron 114 ll n vt nlr*i
line morning
Tin* a|i|»ointmrnt
Hu. mholi* bv II K. Ilorria, broil
of llo* Information. Ktluralion
no.I Mtirnlr «IKl*ioii. umlrr which
Ihf frln'*^l|a gr*»ni» full*
Ml
I Imiahnhlr l a i|l)lir« will
In I*i n««|iiAint Iht* ouhlli* with
oioii v foaturca of ihfi'nai* plan*
P o p p y D a y S a l e 1h
, ' ln ts / V y e n n e r r e
rung nn«l itl*n lo rooiluct a
’’•iwnkci *a I ur» au“. Mr. I'opo
P ro n o u n ced Su ccess,
l- a v » l M a y H e “ O u t
anitl
Program* will l*r arranged
Mr. J. tv. Daniel. Immediate! IIEIINE. Hwlltrrlan.1. Mav 25.; whrrrhy ijuahfiril orator* will
na-t prr.l.lant of tha Oampball ,R> '• I’ l-rra- I^ v «l c..nf.-»rcd rnlitrht«n thr imhlir on many
losAing Unit B3, American Ivrglon •*“!»» In I'ari* with ticn»«>. n( topira ilcaling with varioua types
Auiiliary, Mr*. 0. tV. labill, prrti- flclale, who are Incrva.ingly m il |of f/rfiriac.
dent, and Mr*. C, I, .Irwin, ehah ral nf hie slowness in bringing! ■Many governmental artivitiea
man of tb* Poppy Day aal*. title] France into full r llabnrallon. t are not fully umleraUMki by the
morning announced that tt* »*l* I A n . .mirrre racalvnl hints tho l»mplc.** Mr. l*oi»e caplalncd. *H
hald on Saturday was “ very itx- | Vichy chief nf government might l« the duty of tha Defense Coun*
cessful”.
"
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stop nut.
Vichy rumnre said rll to nrovlda Ju»t at much help*
Otr*r 2,000 popple* w«ra »eld *|ul1
Dortot, eoramuni.l, might fill Information at poatlble* sml
a Urg* sum raalliad, it
w*. rnttr ,hn p„ , en,ment or form hi. the Halation*
divialon
should
staled. ApprecJMIon baa bran V - own rollalrarallcnlat rrglin. In render valuable help In this Im
portant duty, We Kara got to
realise we are In an all-out war**.
EVERY ONE COUNTED
HUY WAR BONDS
^awvweaw
COOPEH8TOWN, N. Y., May
28. (Ah—Old baseball rule* pro
WASHINGTON. May 2 S - W V vided that whan a ball was lost Amerlcan* w{U ask by th* Trgaa team wa» given fhra ralnotos sury lo Inrast |MO.0O(5.OOO In wen
to find ll bafora • hew ball could bond* naxt mantle It wx* i*a
nounetd tod*/.
,
..-ta g
�M
t* n T**yr**- -*
v-at *
wma.yuatu. m t
TAGS
Don't forget to vote.
Mon then that, don’t neglect to vote.
D®" 4 J®4 J W tnWnet in the ytfx' and ita afftet troon
s a ? i"
b" ,,n' "
S*!&S.*'**J ta,L *»<•<
0^
*****
befont autom&bQea were ever heart of.
Huge Tnegting
great p i«* i r
to
3! ram loci In Asia eeVmatine
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g
g f i f / ° !f5
f I n t prim ary. Even
‘’* 7 7 . ™*3rl b« 1t t P ® r i « l to Tote tom orrow u n leu conaclentl-
»*• *F»rta*« in th. cu t.
"*
«it«b on two Mcikaalanken.
Bw£
£pttBt
c cDtHJBXNB
/ t f / BMAL,
j d Bodety
r n /EditWP e rs o n a l A c' tiv
ity S
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Expression PufriJa
Social Calendar wm HaVfl R^itai Per tonals .< .l
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only
D. F A R R X L L ,
■TO la x r o g o
May
' Ft*
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NacMiNa
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a 1'1"'
WIWI
i I am <
fjtvrea In the file of the UnemP~ri*,nl_. OorapenMllc* dhrt.lon
- .s r a iff e ts
,
Hero Says More Raida
To Be Made On Tokyo
of Uis Florida Induitrlal Okuour schbola, old a g a pemlon* and h lg h w a y i a r t financed mltalon according to a report ubforth toJh“/rvu' only s e r te to indicate the en orm ity o f th e p r o b le m .^ * * * *
tod.y to Governor (toe..
. Holland by Boyco A. Wllr . « W a * * " ,h o w ° ? r lnt,*r *4t b i thh S tate’s fu tu re welcommlulon clairman.
WASHINGTON. Nay IS. (AVCovering the two-■year __ _ _
M 9 U
± J * * ? *C T FOR. v o t f n g ^ progre^ by J0ta|r to
p S E tom orrow and
4(Mi,
It la eaUma led .thignhe Rrt«. Gen. Ja v u IL Doolittle
B8&
iu .
T>remised
yraterday that "other
comml»*lIon handled the record, of
J J A W CBRlFTt For to me U
^*P*nv** »nd other Oem en-otnj
H k i» W
% die U gain.
U r L l hr* bi tho, fleah, thle
* -- .8------ a. ^---»
‘"{Jj
The leader of the apectacular
LIN E UP A BRKATIIIM
Air i t U f i on the i ^ n c t # tsp«|
Ai^P £ .h ihefe mre •'xllcatlona that the pipeline route
from Fort 8L Joe to Jacksonville Is the favored one in cer- _ CHICAGO. May 85. (/r>^0)14^L1
l u , “ W ln »n Srwy hour redlo
' P ^ r e d by the War
tain high quArtsrs.whUo other means of transporting oil grtoekh f l l node Academy foolSell coerh. tried to ^iedule a ,)*P *rt,ntB* that the raid was]
The Tam
p Tribune)
■ss
i t t b u b n!.lh, ™ th"**k t® 4» « east are also being
with Aquina* lilgh - B J made poaaible by ’the bed planea I
nesaon. The- answer he in the world."
»ot was that Aquinas
Captaining that "Wa*ra told asI
for
Unues^W
irt^ y* th*t^ 0pr ^
T mbP* p!p«Mfu con girl atudenta only.
much of the alary aa it’s possible!
ies iustifi
_ Madly meric.
.
lUcerlch.
after
to toII right now." he disclosed
teems nearer
rov’d tSs
^ <lt*th " II0— - R*P™*!nt*tivc* has wrpts to an Aquina. official a. no further details of tha Tokyo
port St. Joe line, the Tampg TribuRU goes on lonows;
raplol t.
1
or-—V J
ev:
•>-
»•
Hi m . •
'4r
**
dtng.rou, squadrons
WUt
^
I R
<• forth
^
U
a
C O N .K T.
Spirit)
‘
O'
mM
useful n m u f c ? i t a i S T W th e
f*v °ra b le conaideraUon.
SJTo/to t?# * S K S
IF. YOUR T A iT B DEMANDS |
1 'S S Z
.
TTila route
11 offen • dv“ Ufw Ur ,u-
^Mtjineoursfring is the fact that Senator Pepper has
thi
bUi SPult* .,o r th® PlpriliML rather
than
RutiUng that It follow th* path of Uib proposed ship canal.
line from Port 8t. Joe to
Jacksonville ABthlacoochei
•
•YOURS FOR VICTORY'
LCWtBTON. Me.. May 88. <A1
—Until the war end., city father,
will wind up their letters with
"Your* for victory." In.lead of
the usual rndlngs. Mayor Rd
moud
Urnheti ‘ ha#->toatn*Od
aU rity officials to adopt '
practice.
.
vv«, lyvaai terminui.
atsmsnta mads by Ernst
8 GERMANS HHOT
Intercostal Transportation. /He said
h* believed It practical to move oil
il by _
barges from Texas .MOSCOW, Majr 25, OF)‘ Tha
Momow radio said last night that
to Gulf ports In Florida, adding that'the
could be eight Germans had been shot In
morsd across this start by pipeline cons
rotn old Berlin fe
to tha f F
UpM dug up In Texas, Although ha
hs said
official,
Da what you wtU havs not spproved tha location for thi
pointed
ftM, and voice.
w o u jd W lT E r ItconnecF^a
iter
*nd ^ririy deep wster on the'
& &atle^ follow
liks strong support for putting Tsmpa at one end of
VIRGINIA LtNDAUKR.
line.
• ’ '•■• - '•
B4 sere to v,u.
BGG MASH
SKg u P«? .Pl«*. as
CHICK
RATION
•ay, but vote (of
BROILBK RATION
ball‘d of (ueI r “ p,y M «tflcl«ntt.
GROWING MA8H
Jettons *• American|
3
1
d
*Uy'
’
ot
eott~
*
but
BABY
CHICKfl of the
_ [• h "
. been given a
nuat be reminded that t takes times to useUH othsn
best quslMy.
'• ‘ m . They hare a tot of
Sit at 5
ahead of them, deter
BANGS Critic Pcllctn
are convinred. Progress Is bring made, however.
t « coMidcreUm
• DOC. CUBK8
As
won,t b®,10,114 unUl fraartr use
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Vour>Representative.
THE BERT IM
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of one. But there’s another kind*of double feature that
n tr j one enjoys, f"
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This bargain bill b continuou* too—right around
th< dock and the calendar—the fart that the amagi
Ajturuan household gth about TWICE at much rlfctruifr Jot
Its money as it didfifteen yean ago.
2Mt
He will
a
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You probably don’t realize that household rlenririty coita you only half as much as it used to, breause
you’ye added so many useful new appliances over the
yekra—more and better lamps—radios, refrigerator,
d o d o —vacuum cleaner and waiher, perhaps—| j | ktv'm g you well and saving you worLY
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^'-,’1 .*r
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Un m
aune careful busineai management that made
this posrihle has alio hdped.provide the power for todiy’rh o fe production of Unkz, plana and ships from
D em ocrtc/i Arsenal. Electric fewer it military fouer loo!
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M a rsh
ke.r. Ia s I year the W ows
near ly t »o MIUo r— h t
ley malt .ad .early MR S
•“ •■d. ■# r w i and »w«
reew
m p pm
4ad plenty ef rice Sad
I hat's a let ef farm
ruck aronnd U and *14,«|
l**«k old depre—lan « U _
•II » l
pretty hard, farmare
eert.laly glad to aeH thlaOf ‘
crop* that beer Uagkt from'
Aad rems to tkiak of It, wh»4
raw. back It made lota
f.r yleaty ef ether . ______
l.lk. sad tea.try folks ketk.
I I I Hadn't gone In for UltW tiiing buitoeaa, I think I'd IDA U
h .,. tried my hand at th* bfVVtig
bulineM.
' * ' *T
. . -IV>r
I'd Ilka to bo making a I
tng bevtr.ga that helps U
treasuries so much and U l
ran rightly rail tha
moderation." That aooderttlin ML
rulentally i. aaother of ths t M
thing* about base, •
C w g y r tf k /. l * U t
5
I
;
. 4 J ,%f j
Seminole’s interests
I
above all
save our
ou war effort.
_
•w .
Orie that’s free
of
outside control
or
•
• * ’ 4 >.* ‘
.
‘
OF
1
4V0
i s
Vote Tuesday fo r
I
Farm.,, sural. o«jM lu Ilk. tks
Iwer I.dually, lau, hum skat l
neighboring Influence.
Z Z u t1 ^ ^ ? L w
.1,
I
Of roiir.e. not all of that heer tax
Money |«*es In the Frdrral gnvrrwmrnt. (|ailr a lot of It foe* to theMalr* and l« used for ao<k oooful
purpome* A* pahlir hfaltk. emergeorv relief, uld afo asaistsare.
eduration and puhllr wrlftrr
Arthlw—Jimmie Ludwig
Betty—Jack and Jimmie Lud-
Ho know hajv^to prepare, introdudo and pass
<-
.
WRgTT~Msy
^
I
^
colleagues the
He is experienced inv parlimentary procedure.
He knowB the mechanics of legislation'
poultry.
I gtims the g*«%rrnmrnt U glad
l*« pH that hwlp Ihnr tlayi, what
Mith a war t«» win and pay for.
W I Let's
solid Seminole County deleLefs serid
acrid a solid
I 'gatlon to Tallahassee.
Tallah
One that holds
•it.t
w people of hia courtly.
for cxtllc, hogs sad
—
Gives NiiT
I »r**| in thr paper tha other
day th*t t h r Itore-r Industry pay*
nw»lr than a million tlnllars a Way
in tAti-% . . . Federal. State and
l«*.»l K%rf > .Uy . . , mum than a
million dollar •
^ M r e . Murphy— Etiiaholh Flto.J
Hsr Daughter—Charlotte True.[
Nm- Clonejr—Ann Stine.
Skateh—“
A —“ Mice
Mica A' t Play” ,
First Beano—At Home.
Arena—At tha Well.
Characters
WE WANT T-BONE!
man trained to
' n t * r e S t* d in th 0 * > " > * « « o f S e m i -
^
Remedies
ENDS tONir.HT
Juxt think . . . U would take
aU»ut thn-e v« •rks, rountlnr aa fn»l
at )on r»*ul,| J4 hours a day, Jtial
to count up to a million.
7|- * J.'
He has atpleaaing and friendly personality.
He ia a
speaker.
BBCURnV Fsrtltlxcr
"Cold Hmoke Prodacts'
(A* B P R P I r ' ’
•to or 78
M tka^m y
£
He ia active in all civic affaire.
HESS
nm a«ful lot «»# mrr Iking* a fellow
rould do with * million dollar* « . .
If he h*d II \ million doHarn U n
I*/ of none).
I
I
DR.
»
■• t rx
J * A A-
^
Joe
Jltti ) ou rvrr Ihoagkt how m»rh
nfi! .lu W7tD.UI "■’ 'V'
f i
tha
'M
i
p o n s to S w ? !
* r®fl««nrtUo» o tlh .
Package Store
»o*S m
of
■ H
0 0 10 the
' "T
ais u i n s s tv s ir e
•r- 1*1,
.
hstnd*
m*n w ho u
\
BELL’S SECURITY]
8
} " *
s
w h e r e
%million dollar* really U? Haro In
'
Aunl Maria—Marjorie Anderson.
Undlo Daniel—Jack Ludwig. \
tolas Dorothy Stokaa at Ike
in New York Jana 10, I l and 18. Piano.
Habere-Jack and Jlmmia Lad-
M rv q yo u best
ac&«^
. t o p and to forth for ail
l f M
D U re i^ V1'? cCun^
F r o m
■V, A y
&
r a a s s s L ffe u :
ws whicli
• WINES
a
Fhwt Streot.
j. to jattend.
■—
Thai OvtodS
OvtadS pqa ?
and aj
Georg*
s T t a j ^ - T K
• « t « t in S focltai ts lha Ovfedo
High BchMl4 K
“■
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f * iS
Da y i
- * 1*' r t • »PfcUt meet-
t
v
l iq u o r s
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.
,.f;
" M«* K
1tt.uiitiry
"Tommy'. First Appearance"—
rodartek Roaaatur.
“ EaUrtalnlng Tha MlnUtor"__
JlfMl* * . * Iris Cay Flowers.
.
Oorp« of S^mlnoU
■rtteR — "Mre. Murphy t.n t
<tofbnao organ I
* 3 r»
^
« f rilw r wings
Mre.
v s 4*"”
W S B /aLZZ
“* ‘ « w
ts^srziis^ Sjs&
..... .
Jamest on -K jniritf |u, hr.10,
Kryr*.
th*
Miurt
(hirlottc
Mr. I(..) l i, . ,,
True. IJIIUn WaUh. Marcia I W
su pply
rhampiona are on tiM
.
“ luail Joe Medwtck
_____
UKm 'hl \ N M<) -5. .An
Vaughan, (.champion., uhd M l
Hu.. Noll ..ml l.engue Quitting Rei.ee, current king.
T o M eet W ed n e sd av*
\
a rjS M i’haaMS?-"*:
*
/' r
~ ”b" is-;, *~s«
cow ra
M : "Jl'S.'r
IE
» SIM
p o t e n t ia l
D e p a rtm e n t
George A. Maffett w ill!
M™' 7 '
\
*U d ,r
the
aenior
ezaminali‘>n Abram..
"•I M f - t
eipreneiOn popiU In ,P* " ‘ Ul*
|B * » - « - •
uetty
Belt
Jo
Andereon, wj|| acl is
h.ntrt.f.
from the State Hoard of Beauty
lUehn. Don. _______
Ghtimlnannual Spring redtai on I Mr. and Mre. William Stamper Culture. She was accompanied by Glitabeth Vautn
8* gtrea kg
Kef
f
,r
.
Earilne
Kelley,
Jean
Harper,
evening at 1:11 o'clock |of Tallahassee are vtotting rela Mre. Anna Mae Brown.
"■rtha Pare. Kle.nor
Hump.
2 GET DEGREES
in the auditorium of Beutk 8 i* e ll l m b*® f » r a few days.
Hilda Mae Rodger.. Betty Ihirii
Friend, of Sgt. David Courer y ' William., Marjorie Jones. Ould.
t, A IN KS \ II I ) M.t
P* l ? * nr 8ch° #L
I ® ««tW y Noal A d . « . h j. been will he glad to hear that he
Davli, Helen illckann.
M nlhi The I 'nit ir .iit
The program will inched. * | n c * e p » d a n avtathm cadet In the recup.ro,tng rell.factoril, in the ulght
l e t . King j . e TM , in
variation of .ketch., and charee-1Army A lt Obrpe.
tiay flight t-Mtif. ri
I invitation.
^
^
"V «»^ «k i U
\ W lor of l » u • ,|. v. ,
ter numbers to which pnila e f
— —
H
i t . where*be**recent/v
"• "TTBt,Jr UBd"
jorio June Bunikk
Hall, foi in
sR the Sanford schools wRItahe
tBHr la vtolUng his went a iplnal operation.
Alan Violet Well,.
Kathryn
here Ita rtr t.
FloriiU Tims • I ti
•'
j - " " * * **■ * . « Mrs. (toy fu ll..
Bryant. M»rv Skinner.
and (frlirful \ II
The Istire program to ho p r o - ' “ 11
7:Zd" p!"m^
•* -n^ay^
0" ? 1
iP C
T .-:
K J
4.1 >r«ra n mil, • \ I*
' foDswst
wlU hare
The Kind Shepherd—Betty Jmh| r^u
^ nil' Tom Br»U»eraon ^l"*# N'*W York to Vttond rreV Myere' .nT Je*lllTTrem*n*r,Vn1 s l a l r ai m! ft*!,,..
Cross sewing Briaaon.
Mount
-J .onepnerd Betty Jren^ M
otmt pore
Pore vl.iud relaUre. «.« on e.ereire. at llnltod ^ e . , ,Vu,to. Stokre "f ileUM"
*a Qub la
yretortiny.
Military Academy. -Stewart Gat
- • Jack Herring. EYank RobWhy la It?—Sally Margnretj
Al*o
*V|
to,*'
1“ 'r/ OB,P|*‘* 1 mlllUrF Ireln I ,n «„.
Wathril.
Tmy Kay.
O oh, O. B. 8. Miller.
ing there
t It m itt
I111\i.
lllw “Robnolle,
■ r . Hobby
# ........
.
Billy
Johnann.
n » Coo. skuA rt-nu iu -Ib.’I S ; 1^«|mnt
. ‘-.."‘"•r.
.»•In
at liOO P. M. at the
the woek-oad
I
ullen
WrighL
Jimmie
Sh<>«mnk
Sanford.
K
IN
t»>
i«»\
i:
i
BruaaTey on
Mr.
and
Mr*.
P^ , „ . .
„ - . A- K- Roaaetter.ler Sheron M*dden. Jimmy Aiken.
The Example— Barbara Waoliey.
Avarnw.
Kmn| I. m.1,.11 .
r .o r L iku rV>‘.^*UT
.r M ,uiMr,i J f " 1 ForgUton. Hug)
Welthrl.
Mrs. Georgs A. M a fM t will Mjr Country Is The Baev—Thomas
“ *l
JK?- Brmard Wilke George
George Maffett
Maffett attended
attended ItoUn.l
DeUnd Jr. George Speer. Ralph Wnlfer. Stair 11 iii i. it .mi .
kraiMih
lit
nmi.f 4
IM U ftr enlMrfn Koto gt>Ko to Hgh *rn<»o|
.cb#K,r.• annual senior c l*»«lK
U » l Klrbv Fite, I Jo Butner jr.J Tony
Whet Folks Say To Beye—W’ea-|SUpleton, Slaton liland, N. Y- P.U 'r. Prl,,»y- The i.lay. enUttol llw.l,lie.ton.
||
John Dunn. Raymond tn ‘2S •tiNlirhl . I n . |
tivvr a perto*I f
I for the suntmer Mason.
1 " l e t . Gel Together'’, was
Hi R
auditorium at S:1B P..M. ley Itsmll Jr.
K.der. Vernon
Allman.
I’hl
Dial ...
„
.—— »
. .
reeled hy Mia. Nancy KoeMttar.
K
“
' Invited to attend,
Maying Nareemald — Phyllis
Kronln, Wallace Albritton. C,
***** Mahjorto Co*bum has rer Marion foe th*
.(orpening. Blarlle White. Buddy
R. E.
Franklin
and
hi lYoclor,
Tha Little HouMkeep*r—Shirley j ■ T**1 bofno aftor #vUIUng
vlalUng rereOrien
Farrell,
Billy
Istiju In Georgia for the past daughter, Elisabeth, returned Sal olleyhead, lYul Averetlr. Fml
h J r i^
JS rt
unlay
frem
S*'»^*P«rC
I
m
*br,v
'
[lywn.
j
r
Jo*
Raker.
Gene
U
vy.
Constancy— Betty Cook.
rrinkllfi i
brother
k i* Hobby Aiken
( Urpiirr
u . v __
My llatm it—Mildred Miller.
WT * C I H ^ S S r o i i . t of the Tha Rj>bi n—Juivo VlM4.
II S f* ? ^ t* "11 who recantly en- **rtPJJ,,lr. ,l1’ V '*7 m,n
Sheiwixxl Jacob.on Huber, llilye*
W<y^n*S tttub wiu have a covered
ia
h,,™» t’Y Ml..
BMtrlce ,n,| (Veil Mimn
^
parachute troooa
troo pa la
“ Thrre Little Mother*"—Ann] llatojl In tha pareehuta
(itmblr of Trand Crane, I a .
dUh luneheoe beginning . t 1 I.M
P*_M. The rera.&der o f the day
‘lire0
Th# principal of using |Miwt|#r
K
Ml** laicy Roumlllat will re lo propel shot wa* known In the
521
ta *•*!■* to* tkg “An Animal To Reap".
' ^ W' ,Ul,al'
Xsd Crass. Horisn S are Mrs.
turn
home
tonight
from
Florid*
fourteenth
rentury
Betty Cook—ehlriev IJ.
shd Mrs. 8, F.
n l -J l u
*°n °t N r., and StMlr ro||ff« for Women wharr
g g j,* 4
Hallo R«lph— David Bach
and Mrs. C F_ Benton. I* vUIUng hi* •he is a stixirnt FTnrouta iKtJohns
’ Johnson.
^'‘anklin llrannan. (ullen
I parents for a few dart. Ho Is a wi*ita«4
rtKimmata,
Mlt«
Bapttot Church will Ralph
"Thq Dime —Jlmmia-end. Je«k| member of tha pomahuto - batea- Artdray AlKtfton nf (‘tTmuc^li. ' 'v i,rbl\ Ww*n Branna, Jimmie
'
ai *Ludwig..
,
1 .Mht»emaker. Ihmabl
HI*hop. J(M
Uoa. at Fort Banning, Oa#
H.rvilil II..Lie.
, J rr*'*hkw rltd William U ffler
M j Mre. J. * a Calhoun.
us
hjf-^-Franrea Cobb.
l,^,.kln■• , r * 'lk
I have returned h.-me f„ . m ,h,
IHL William Cmiraay ef Fort r.,1*
IM, 7
The Preacher Pay*
f y W f e Avowwat Mre. Lola Miller,
roer ’ iMek
Dle'k1' llrewn,
11^°'’' ' OdaTgr ji •'"•ver.lty
of Fl..,t.l. f..r ...mmr.
Banning la tptndiag a I I day fur- 0*unter.
arjorl* Andereon
%Acmtion
„ „ - ■■ Glaaaao— Evelyn Rat-
P>hl Oot-I.
a
s ja a s
MIm I-eorut Vaughn l« fl yeatrr
redial
^ * ^ F » n .a_ iuiie
e 8
BU
1__
m-
Min SuppUep
Irrigation System,
Throe HoW
WASHINGTON. JU y U . IT)Florida members o f Congress have
“ P0" J« f « ^ trenaporution
ant
W
it U an import
?f , WsU to holp pruvida retorn
ant one and one which no good citizen can afford to
BU fTALO ,
May 38-<*■»- looda for truck, carrying fro It.,
»Tn
" lwportanl"noV
tSKtf, anoo dolny Undo Him’o fj*ht- ! W S " ,Bd fW « Pw hw u from
* * '• sriatoro
are that Blalo to northern marketa.
the but
be elected, but alao that the man elected nhall T.
ill Alrrraft Alrrcobraa and are
Reprcaentatiro
Potenon.
a
feel that he hM the. full support of majority ofthedti.iljoin
* flown
fiahtinr field..
Held. .poke.man for the del#
n to the righting
Prtndont iawrenc*
il' dbrlMcd pleir
I/iwrrncr n
(tell
pr
plained It waa eitretoelr difficult
\ r. M A Y U , i m l
The next session of the Legislature wfll be sn extreme, S S S t In 'many parta o f ihej for (rock tperatora
. ---------------- big these
one in the history of Florid^ We doubt if
I rri.hahle products to conform
- VERB* y>*
FOR XVUAT
TODAY
•
Ilh
OPT
order No. •
,mp®r4" t nutters vitally affecting KMPLOrMKNT INCRKABE8
trurka to carry m
rettm .
yi&WM.
"These periih.blr
,„
. pmdccta muit
tire K i y
f hU
*
tu n " 5 " •
TALLAIIA8HKE. May 88. move rapidly and trecka can't
iuch nu
fN P
CAN
STOP
U
r ;.
iB
p?em
i4r9,!T,,lo,rra'
nlmarl
*" Ptorl- wait
ub
until they are aeeured of
Is
In
1
0
ah
ow
ed
n
B^POWl
he ihuu
return looda," ho said.
maae over 1040 a. Indlca
■tiuni
C iv ic
The livl,- IV|.»tt„,r ,,| ,,f |ie'
•na Mr*. Frank —
8. —
..........
„ J h* Gr*
ch,,',,,, of Out’*
Sub'
attwrvt*wt
— *••• 1
tirba
|lh »,n h .,el
^liendetl
Sprinf rommenc^mei.i
,{anc#aponaorwd
a| th# a itovrl 'lllow
' '
1 Sanford
..... u ,,iw .
e it ir iu , .t'e h J lVnV».r,T7_—
"m
"T “ ,n* t , , v H.ll rn.lay ■ i-oveml
day at l* tn |‘ \t „ ,i. |(, j‘ i „ , •
beth T i«n «.
MONOAT
W>-
Florida
Try To Aid
- J S M A f . S ' t t & ^ p r i L y K Bell'd Airacobras
sa ra
's£ n s s . * W lfiA r 3 ?Used
.u Against Axis
I
OT |
» * ■ * » . nre
xgl
T A X k 'X ^ L " S
Sat ’A u i L ? , Sub Dob Club Ha»
and friends of thU vl“Blow Ollt” Dane?
putov
•With Mnioo Tjn Qa T o n e of
declaring war o « U e A * la, Oar.
“ J™1® effor? *™ n«de to get out the vote. b? I |E 1I S h on b ru m C le a r s, man, Italian and Japanese prosertr In i r t . r e p t U T v s i K K g
awarded by 800 police on emcrariKjr
dsty. Two hoodrod other
f^llOW Worluri,
*.:* ,
’
• ..
u r t v v n a v u . _ « • JL
i
_ NEW YORK..May 28. fn
W ) _ | polite were atationad'In the vi
Tomorrow there le
only one contest to be decided, ™ Bhonbrun today tosilftod hial^'nUr of the plain ta maintain
upon...
Only two candidates
candidate* of
nf ' • " ' t MadcHn* Webb, had no eriJ«G
•
“ ,f Lon^ otfe * to be voted upon.
.Only
all those voted upon In the first primajy^had to go into a JJJ^ta tyjs slaytag ofM re. Bcaan
___ 'll hot that he and his unci#-.I
runoff in the second primary.
"a rra y Hitachi, "murdered the
entirely alone."
man
Tng SANFORD HERALD. 8ANF0UD, FLORIDA
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HtBiALD.
BANTO BD, F LO R ID A
Thespians Will
»
Present Comedy
Seminole County School News
Editorial Staff
Robber, Sugar, Gas
T V Americans—they are a great lot of people—have
Igjrd i h — h w excrOently in accepting the circumcca kroogkt forth by the Great Conflict of our time,
h Uk i undiaa of a minority of disgruntled citizens,
i m |( of oar nation arc to be complimented for their
to (imitations placed on rubber and the
__ and gaa.
■mcrifice, and sacrifice with the spirit Httio
_
__
gain tV inevltabio victory which wc will
Ina^MmudeBtiaiulf making the democratic cause
T V UMhd States, faced with an acute shortage of
Hr weeded for ita mechanized forces, first imposed a
Tstioa oa U m one of robber by civilians. We, the people,
ffad »Me — -■ « of oor law-making body with eonfi* that it was best for inerting the situation. Immedij me began figuring remedies to meet this new chall«. We .hoaght kicytjw, skates, and even horses. Wo
Owe a d eterm in ed people that our spirit would not be
H a by lack of certain luxuries.
TVs, the sugar shortage arose. Congress decided to
Wish (he first rationing program in the United States,
pem te m g in n ir l beautifully. On tfae registration day,
zdx west to the arhooh with the good, ole
rit and accrptcd once again a “defense for
" Measure. Surprisingly, the American* had
per It* sugar rationing. They worked to meet
b(F using substitutes—something our nation
cause to use.
■lag mu next. Then was turmoil, sure, but
akers were again the minority. The people
■are co-operatively in thin country than ever
befsre. Meeting the aborUge* with n determined mind that
m m cot pdnr to let that “aoflncxn" Adolf (On the way
back from Moscow) Hitter told us about get us down.
Dot what is Use significance behind this response of
t V citiarw* of, the United States? It's n tragic story.
Mighty, iwwod fcrancr, once the leading power of Europe,
Imt hi her groat battle because ber people became miacr■ H and tired under the strain of sacrifices. Iter people
VnMM 4ipressed, they (oat confidence in their own nation
m >4 Useir www lewder*. WK ARK NOT GOING TO DO
THAT. We are oft to a good start In ztaving off any such
Uagtdy as n m d France, and we are going to keep wcliahrasd ia ssar objectives. Wo are yet to be rolled upon to
11 himaid Many of our so-called luxuries— and we are get
tag pnpared now to meet the nooc-too-happy future with
*r7 the grace of God. the United States and her Allies
sail heat dasra all cbaDcngro, whether it take one year or
tea rear*.
—by Edward Marshall
EARL j h x R , GLEN ODHAM.
and A L (IABURN am displaying
th* bandIwtwiL o f N o m m in the
fersa of bandages on their lands
end arms. They got Uied o f rid
ge* red arc
A Vi DRY
BACH,
HELEN HICKSON, and BEAUM E ROBSON along with load* of
Last but net W a t I
noticed
JERRY WHITE'S now tan and
Www*
shoes
and
VIOLET
Dr. Putnam, Glee Club, And Play . ^o^Hom^&Front
Featured On Chapel Program *
*
By IIE8MAN MIDDLETON
The Seminole High School Glee
Clob, under the direction of Mice
Dorothy Sanford, gave Ita final
performance ( t Seminole High
School lait Thunder, May 21.
hollowing a eolo, "Temptation’*,
by Orien Ferrell, tba Glee Club
mmnoaed of 75 membere, tang
"Rain And T ie River". “The
Road la Celling", and a tnedly
rnntltlln gof "The Marina Hymn,
Th* Shore*
Of Triplll**,
and
"Anchors AwcigU,"
Following tba number* by tha
Glee Club, Edward Harebell In
troduced Dr. Georg* II. Putnam
who, representing th* Vocational
uidance Committee of tba Klwanta
f lub, .poke on "Medicine". Dr.
Putnam urged tbit glrla « * j well
m bojra roneider being doctor*.
"The women doctor* In our coun
try today are rapidly lncreaitng",
rmphaalied the doctor.
The tpetker continued by statir.g that the array need* U doclore per tloueand soldiers,, and
there art not near that many In
ihie vital branch of our national
Dr.
Putnam
aald__that
defense._
_ ____
________
____a
bny must go to general college
lno years and to pre-medical collee* before
he enter* medic*I
When he enter* medical aebool,
le sign* a paper which place*
him In the Army reserve, and
upon graduation from collage, the
■Indent gota to tha Army where
bo terra*. *Thi* training in tba
Army ooualla jm IntamaaMp In •
Ing Ihooe who want to bocooM
doctor* to got tha moat out of
thalr opportunities and abort *11
to b* determined to roach their
goal*
Next
Edward Marshall an
nounced C one act akit, "Mother
Buy* A Bond", to bo preaentad by
tha Thai plan and Drama tl* Clob,
The character. In thie akit, which
told bow Granny and her grandeon caused their family to reallee that wo era at war and ahould
Inreet In bonds and » tempo, war*
Ann Wiggins ns Granny; Lucy
Ward ai Margaret, the daughter
who knew no value o f money;
Inure 11 Dutton ha the mother:
Billy Brurelay os the father; and
Leroy 1lodge sa the ion.
Tha winner* o f tbs ticket sell
ing contcet for the Senior Play
were announced to bo Ann Bob
bins, first, and Dorothy Boater,
second, while Mr*. Kao Dahr
Fort’e fln t period claaa tied with
the claaa o f Mrs. Lucy Smith In
selling the moot tickets. Freda
Fields won the f l n t prise for the
beet pester edrertlelng the play
with Edith Chestnut taking the
second prise.
Eleven Boys Froiti Sophom ore Class
Are Chosen New Members O f K ey Club
Eleven new member* o f th*
Kry (Tub were chosen on TLursdi jr. May 21, aa Ihe Junior and
tenior member* of th* club com
bined with th* faculty to chooea
v new group for nest year from
the sophomore class.
T ie Scmlnols High School Key
H u b . an honor organisation, 1*
composed of 82 member*— 11 be
ing senior* and II Junior*. A t th*
close of each school year, eleven
new member* are chosen to re
el/ ce the graduating senior*. Th*
minner In whirl, the new -Key
H u b member* are chosen la baaed
u|mn a double vote, fln t the Key
f lub vote* for tl boys from a
list of m n homo re boys with an
average of RS, then th* faculty
casts ita vote for all. The vote
•- then combined, snd tie II
bny* having the highest number
•>f role* are announced aa mcm-
ber* for Lb* coming aebool year.
Chosen In Um Thursday ballot
ing wer* Alva Brock, Pet* Brock,
Hugh WhelehoL Billy Fleming.
Ralph Smith.
Howard
Rone*.
James Gut, MQIard Hunt, Ralph
I-oaring Robert Coffesn, and W il
liam McTott.
Key Club memvera graduating
this year are Earl Jeter.
Mack
David Gatebtf Harry Lao, J r,
Richard Meriwether, Sherwood Ja
cob*on, Herman Middleton, Stuart
Quarterns* ft,
Delphi ns
Hasty,
Lambert Palmer, Taylor Brown,
and L. A. Brown, Jr.
Junior Class member* of this
Junior Klwantan group are Karl
Behulls. Warren Denials, Chariee
Park. Billy Holleyhoad, Walter
Anderson, John Bclysu, William
Earle. Paul Illckaon.
Emmett
Herndon. James Hamrick, and
Billy Johnson
Paul Moore Glvwi
Account Of Trip
Vocational School
By Dll.LT PIXLER
»
Paul Moore, senior at fisnrinob
High, won a free trip to JacksonrilT* to tour the Naval Btatloa.
Ha won Ills trip, which was tha
first prixe, by selling lb* moat
Naval Relief Pina. When your reportee Interviewed him he gave
the following account
“ What did you do when you first
arrived In Jacksonville I"
"Tb* first thing that I did was
go to th* hotel and register for
mr room. That afternoon and
night we were free to tour Jackion villa or go to Ihe slow or do
anything we wanted to."
"When did you go to th* air
station?"
" I went to the air station at
B;30 o'clock Saturday morning."
"(That places did you visit at
th* air station?"
Th* first thing tint I say
at th* air station was tb* weldUbr shops. Tb* next thing I taw
was th* power plant of th* ataUoa where all their electricity
waa furnished. Then next place
w* went waa to tb* banger*
where the men explained to tu th*
By M ARCIA
GAD
end
MR8.
II DLL
da stencil*
MARGARET BA?
and MIBB
for _____
MRS.___
MAFF1_
MALLEM for "thalr recital* this
week.
____ _. ., Bines
Bloc* w*
we Lad a holiday
last Monday there hasn’t been
much doing at *eh ' . *I don't
J‘
IVIL BERknown wky , /THE
VICE EXAMS w ere_______ ____
last Wednesday and they will b*
given twice a month from now on.
Anyone Interested hi Inking on*
m je t tn touch with MRS.
^m
AXWELX, and ah* will rive you
tb* blanks U fill out. . JIBS.
KBKFOT bad on a pretty now
gisen sports dress th* ether day.
It turn waa cut*. . J wonder what
la tha matUr with MR. K1Bc n o r r . Ha ta in t b m to aehool
In weeks. . W ILLIAM baa com*
out o f hla ab*lL Ila baa returned
to school; b* Just couldn't stand
MRS. GALLUON
week la that It I
hot aa |f’ W* all i
HARRY la itlUw
Ir and ieauce orders for the
Tha prints* are going on
uv*r* In conquest of pinking
* and tewing mlchlne*.
th* first battalion w* find
kto 8. Mtlach camouflaging a
mit while Private* C. Trot,
wall ted uniform* for dally use.
Private* P. Bholts and J. Hutthin* a n , struggling with parachutcit'i uniform* ( jumper* and
blouse.)
Private* A. Abrams, E. Itumklcy, M. Stevens, W. Nlbisck, D.
Dunn, J. Giles and K. Lord have
mad* a variety of cotton uniforms
for clsssos.
Private )'- Chestnut mad* a jac
ket which will protect ber from
the cold while on sentry-doty.
Been blltakrieglng brilliant cot
ton skirt* wer* Private* J. Merrlt, M. IlerbaV B. Cherry. V.
Aniley and D. Thomas.
Waiting for Up* is Pvt. L. McDanitla lrt her pajamas.
W* art glad to welcome Pvt.
B. Moore, who-'Ll* spent several
week* In the Infirmary, back to
our vegimsaL
Since the war has begun and
for the duration, well be wearing
dreaaea with fewer pleats, nar
rower skirt* and no pocket*. Jac
ket* will bo shorter and out of
tpnlhctlc materials because of tic
.portage of woolen*. No raff*
on sleeve* and narrow bell* will
slao-becomo j»rtr fashion trend*.
W# feel that we will be able to
make our clothes sccordlng to th*
regulations and wo will endeavor
to ronserve all we can.
S. H. Ss Ramblings
By HUDUNIT
Th* Impossible happened in
Sanford last week, a light dew
changed the menotony of the
drouth; In fact every weed, twig,
and flower came back to life and
once again the lanea, allies, ami
streets of ocr fair city sparkled
with magnificence. The farmers
say It was worth a million dollari; but braids* ruining a beau
tiful rrrnlng It rutnrd my new
■ult.
To change th* subject, the S * .
nkr I’lay was a whopping ijc
re**, thanks to th* enthusiasm of
tha audience, director, ami cast.
Yea, the play waa so good that
th* halla of S.lt.8. rolled from
side to side an H'a foundation;
however It didn't raise frees ids
Sanlxndo flprlngs was geest 1 0
Sanford Honda*; but from what
Earl Jster, Glenn Odham, and
Al Rabun say, "W e wlabtd wo had
stayed borne," could apply to ev
eryone. No on* baa rotten over
It yet Those assn at tba apringi
wvrs; Lois Caldwel, listen Huchlaon, McKay Truluck, Mack Cleve
land, Earl Jeter, Al Rabun, ’Abe”
Odham. EarlliM Kelly, Ann Btine,
Fatty Moreland, Kirby Fite, Often
Farrell, Audrey Bach, Ouida Daria,
By KATHRYN K1CMNB*
"Whin Boy-Frienda Mart". a
raiMdy In on* j r t , will I * !**■
m t ( d by th* Thespians at Arilrity period on May 29, and an
edmiaalon at nlna casta will be
th irftd . Tha play la being dU
reeted by Ifiaa. Batty Boorman
and tha cast ia at follows: >
Patricia Taylor, 18, collar* tophmore— Baity Kin*.
,
Marti* CurtU, IB, her roommitc— Ann Htln*.
Jan* I-eonanl, 18, thalr friendLola Caldwell.
BUI llarriaon, 20, bar "oot-oftown” boy-friend—BID Branan,
Maurice (Iraham, 10, Patricia's
"Home-town*' boy-fritnd — BIDy
Flam inf.
Jack Etdridge, IB, bar campua
aarorl— Mack Cleveland.
lira, Albcrdlng, 65, preceptress
o f th* rlrii* hall—Angela Melaeh,
The plot more* around tba la s *
aroua fact that Patricia baa two
too many suitor*. flha engages
her friend a in a tchema to gat
rid of tha ones tba doaaat want,
and the m u lt li hllarloua. Galea
of laughter can ba beard at rabe*rails evsrytftn* Lola Caldwell
and Bill (Hong) Tllemlnr begin
the 1C boo-boo-LK). Ing—a la Croaby. In fact, tba whole play will
appeal to every atndent.
f
GRADUATION
PHOTOGRAPHS
Tlwlr youthful school days will
live forever In a picture
mad* by
ROBERT L. COX
PROTOCRAPHR*
The Essex Studio
lo a N . Park A t *.
Fknao *T <
boapltallty__* f
^T1babo*pH *H ty of Jacksonville
fa *11 o f ua boy* wa* greet, and
we regret that w* eouMn*t stay
COTTAGE COURT
TUB
P.TeA. Has
Last
Meeting At SJELS.
fr
M
”
Anyway It's be good seeing the &
outside world again without hav- ™
ing to make up tome more time.
Have you heard the difference
between a marriage and a fu
neral? At your wedding you get
to see your own flower*. A t your
funeral—well you can g*t yocr
own rnneluilon.
As I was saying before that
Joko an ruddy Interuplcd, school
is coming tj a close and so must
thl, article; to keep 'em sailing,
rolling, and (lying and well keep ■%
those Japs dying!
,
*
iring away at
S iS to y ^
_
•
By MARJORIE JONES
All Ihe eighth grad* student*
who wilt enter Scmlnols High
School next year, will visit the
school next week.
Three student* will be taken
to the frmkman- classes where
th* teacher will explain her sub
ject.
This Is done so that as
frrehman next year, the** stu
dent* will feel more welronje and
will knew (heir way around the
school belter.
O RLAND O ,
* "How wai_ th*
A
Eighth Grade To •
Visit High School
‘n’ blohdTS
Many Activities For
Seniors Are Planned
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NKWSPAPKK
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ife r a ld
EsUblkhcd In 1MM»
SANTORO HERALD, TM -SD AY, M AY i&. I<m .
s Lose Many Men
Tanks In .Effort
Reds Report Steady
Advance; Germans
C l a i m Encircling
Action
Continues
( B y ________
German armies are meet
ing heavy counter thrusts by
the Rada In attempts to flank
the Russians at Kharkov and
are losing many tanka and
men. The Rod army today
claimed the repulsing o f the
Germans and are steadily ad
vancing. The Nazis' report
of their encircietnaRV
Red* continued.
Tn Loqden, General Arnold anJ
Admiral Tower*, chief of the
A n / and Nary air fo r m , today
arrived on a military mission bellatsd to be the planrUAf of
strategic blow against Germany.
The battle of Uie Ukraine, the
Sprint'* first srsod last In the
European theater, appeared laat
night to bo rielns to another crtala,
with the Russians dinging
to
the nlnltisUv# on the main Khar
kov front but being hard bit on
the southern flank.
The general picture drawn by
all available advice* waa of
a
rolgUJv and aenerally tnconelualve
slrugrl# hourly inereeeinc In e
violence approaching the ultimate
'peak.
Martha]
Timochenko'*
alow
advape** on Kharkov were re-
O n ly
p ea rs
Is
O ne
L ig h t
R ace
On
Aal “ W e
A p
B a llo t
Up to 11:00 o'clock this mornine. 3-in voters had ra.t ballot.
In the two Ranford preriact* on
the lone race Idxv.-cn Edward J.
Nelson, Jr^-ao-j
H- (T-Bcne)
Smith
UpSrti-urv.cn la 11vf
frtiti Group 2. This figure U
slightly lv*a than thv 3RD voir,
that Wrcre marked hy 11:*0'A M
In the two city precinct* In the
May S primary.
L. E. Bauman, who U in rhargcl
of the election at I’rrclnrt 1, West]
Sanford, at the old A. C. I- depot
at the comer of Oak and Com
mercial Avenue*, reported 112
vote* were cait. while Precinct
3, East Sanford, at the *tnr»
formerly oeeuolrd by tha Florida
Tower and Light Company, 221
ballots were market by 11:00 A
M.
W. A. Ad*m*. Jr, I* In
charge at thi* precinct
There
are 4.018 regi.trreii voter* In the
two city division t, and over <1.000
In tha county.
Tha 18 voting places through
out 8«rnlnol# County will close
at sundown tonight, which 1* n
patted td be a I*w minute, after
1:00. o'clock.
They opened at
liOO A.M. Nelson led Smith in
tha first primary by 1,021 to 833.
While E. JS. Brady •>■ third with
tt«k The Jfitsoft-SraUh victor will
geJjMwUh f * ,B. Many, newly aw-
57%“!:
brief oh- u p. „ u . i new rntfvarntatlvaa when Irgisla
tore coftvene* at Tallahaiare In
1043.
tor dlridion betiles waUnned.”
Tb the south, about Igyum-Barvenkova, the Sovlat force*
re
mained on the defensive against
German Infantry and lank at
tacks and It was apparently tkia
areter to which ai German commaulqua referred In claiming the
encirclemen l of the talk o f ■‘three
Soviet armlea." .
.
■■ —e
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t
(By AseeelatsS Pressl
Allied bomber* returned to Vunakanau Airdrome at Ralwul, New
Britain, and plastered It
with
bomba for th* second lime In 21
hour*, while other bomber* were
raiding tha Japanese-held air
field at La* In Now Guinea, Cm
Mac Arthur** headquarter*
anBGUnffd IfldtT.
(By Associates Press)
In both raids, the Alllot flier,
Reviling downward Japan's lo u mat itrong rw [starve*. but only
ts la lha Coral 8c*, the Imperial one Allied plana waa Inst. Two
government today revised upward Janine*# planes of a strong in
Allied loaaaa. Japan also claim tem pling fort* wsra shot down
ed heavy aerial blows on China over Lae and two more in New
and the recovery of much loot in Britain.
The communique reported (hat
Bisma.
In Chungking, China reported large fire* were started among
Vuntht Japanese have been halted In tha airfield building* at
their attempt to taka Klnhwa akanau Airdrome.
Army Minister Ford* announced
and were thrown bask with many
yesterday tha arrest of IS men
and woman, believed to
lave
been associated with the so-called
Australia First front, on charges
of treasonable conspiracy to aid
th* Japs net* If they Invade Aus
tralia
Ford* sakl document*
which
w n u t l r i gave plan* for the
ilnation o f leading Au.tr*
ll*n* and for Mbotaglog vulnerA^if point#.
"The** document* Indicate fifth
column activity at th* worst kind
to b* w ry email and by a small
band of paoala," Tarda said.
Th* arrest* were nude bv mili
tary author!tias. Tarda aald three
MMH were arfoot Australia.
te *a-
A llies Plaster
Bombs On New
Britain Airport
Japs Bomb China;
R e p o r t Recovery
Of Loot In Burma
H fi f ■•
H ave
G ra h a m
W ork
R e v e a l* ;:
H acks
_____
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Offices Of Navy,
Contractor W i l l
Be M oved To Field
C h a n c e ",!
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recent
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mrntl. n «l only tngu.lv. »hr San-1
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buijneaa, jkontonalljr, 1 thin k that
-Irinfi i •if thrift iire ml.led Al«>ul PH W I’ \ worker*
i Agfi-ii! In repave ami wtalm the nt w t*-1
mill n f« M III 1(1III. * bit.■r nnothcr
by ptiMlng to g r t h a r w r r a n • ff ■aeflinn lartwern Kiftei»n|h Jiwtltl. inii»I" Itie thl'f» f Itn u I n at.- Labcoi ing at th. field, and they
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hr iA Rum'd
r «if
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ur
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la< "fbet! do .*** a piMf|..M s.f 11.4 «fo» aerr
R»i.h.
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i.
n bi
n.lmg
fr.Mii .hi M'lt-sji t 1f !*tiTai* withfiorii NSHnhifig
An<1 waterwA) i
; »ln'et hi it i* fiv. i.j
• 1 i i’M a
.ft. Mi* , fjiv•1411 iig if*
, Orb
ti. ♦
in In* i !mr fher form*
I ...
■ i b « t that no a p p r o
Of cour*#, th# lt#m that
I' 1Itfv w ' ru *-f
The •g-nUment
11
H, nt i«v. t f» "in 11me !*i
J1
,i prhit."', . f I. I f..* i no. l» I) |I,.15(1
mo*t in the publie eye t«*.hiy t- th»I (here ahoukl li* ...... .
Th* V
i
n
il,
it.
ij
)i w . - iviMrivt that a
1 m m 'I i ' b*. r< iiRiir for the huge
the trAn«portAttnn of oil. tan by propert y imnri«
*rm.nt mg
S b-tv
... i I.
i n 1.1. .M lb*' fait 11f Iif l (iff
- p to .fl
there are many othfr Vital rom right* tif way a* 4 ».Mibl Ih
I lea111
i - i i ijkiill
I 1•Hi II l -I *t Wi* %
great improvement i. the >
Iwing
mcdltiei that ein arwl ah»ul*t
• >i>ig i KMl.Jinv
lho* •*« I I fir p o r
Tie Ih
tran*|iort«vi by tho way nf Kl«r h> hiving a new *tiei| ,m.| * m|.
.1 l.ghl fo » * f
walk* aik«| utl er imp*"vrun i ' » r h a -f .M
Ida,
Vmwel! |
\Itil
• h) * m
“ The oil Munition ilmmrr* *lnwn thi* irelIon. The Rtwti IhMil ! ►
W
il*
,l»
.
f.
oppl)
to thii; The eiiU m ae*l*»*ar«l part merit ha* agreed i . ink*
1.1 r|illwf * of
mg Hint
wnnta approilmittly
1 //OiLOOtt
t. while SS
lininU have tioen tiblaimeM.
<• 1 the 14«iJ*i i I*
harrrU.
They are getting
‘ 1Ills. Attil
K %
% • h
tween all nml wren humlreH bar a* repairing nny lawn* that t..<i ! luminri
in. eptevl
i r--it •
relw by rmil. Thfcy hope to yrt Iw iffet tnl, rv planting
fl«*we*
I 1.1 *« d lltggmt ...MM.
>I*i W iBlftll! It'S) I It),i t - r y , i.
1**10,000 banreli to the enal by or plfiring fefieri* faith* r in.L
|inr*nle.l M ii
t»n|? in the -if M,
Kiln# V 11.Mt■I AIL'II. of M
the way of th# Ohio River, a
I
l
t
s n \ v II l F
Nt tv
(Ah
Tt# folio wing Plate merit h ,. abivrlMre *.f Vlti 1 U l Hill, who F» i Sn nil Ktr fi '1, h«* let-i ’ll a,
rouplo of humlrecl Lhouaati(i by the1»uhpiillnl
1. .41
.1 ... ..(-I, U > « .r
.i h 1
to flip
( Mlllllll'al.i' M« m
iii. n. 1 ii * nil t if fi r .' f i imnliMnt*
way of a plpelln# now eon»trurt-'
Ilk. •• 11t*4 1 s tv . flr-l - .Hi ft
■ ! ..fi r - 1) f f I . . « i> iii.liMfi
I!..
i l . f . s n 11 i i s v . h p. el in
ed; ami then whatever a bw i
v, 1 .. ? H Minmk IU'ii. k', M v.
|**s 1 vv ,«f ,*lv
Ih. ‘MULth
tanker* arw getting through
••-f-.a 1 i.aln)
A f i r t *i m t »*( ,
N n v y A n n o u n i t 's
. f u ' i run
,.k,,
A
“ In my opinion, no innVrr.
JIv i inf. L i nip m 12 wi « k IrM* fi
.
»
r.-k,
1
»
is
'
*
1
S1,
phould bo aent to the K i«l ( ■'*"! I
M n-1 * i ». *. inf |n, »•■* «
D e s t r o y e r Is H it
11
until the aubmi tine menace U i
CM
I . >1-4 v .» Ml
, ". r
Ui
k it*
l 1ik’ fi*
eompletely eliminated.
S
«
.
|
I.
III.
.
..4
.1
tl.
WASHINGTON M»\ '•
- V. . ' r
(1 , U r ,1
"Rail tranuporUtion «• b *'»i.l
\ i i .
r Mi. i *111 . m •„
Th«»
Navy
t.
h
I
a
y
Aim
w
in
H „*v • ".«
n IS It tfl ft Ik
to I»eeome more #ongr*trd, an.!
I
i■
\
. Il.a.1
(Ih
f.! I s.f
the
World
Wwr -Iw-*.
it v
nrk. -*t tin
filll Lit
the movement of oil by tank
> ....... I! .4 1 *
I*., i- ■». • 1 ’ »!■* S -j 'i fu rd ftl.'.i k11■•t J> f f ia* « 11!Mill.krtlr ■t n
Illftkrl)
win
til.
Ding
id
b
can thou Id
rillevnl if it ran
I. I tv I (ifiitrc! »ir i'vi'iii iill.m for
I .•*!,!
) • J (HI fail ..... I* linn, b. apl's mill*-*! four
................. I »*•. . ■
him h #
10,1*m y
torj>#*lo
m
ib*•
.
>M bv pt Hti ipul* f-«r bb t
|*e done by another method
I
Mi |o *'♦ i 1i'll! iif H i t i ' . i m r , g.. dw ill
.if rgg* Ilial hwiii* \ m ,.rliiimt*s|rnitve, |ivr«n!iiH 1
the
» .
... I |..MMu niTii'UiM. which may
Iteliev# that clo## to half rf the | lican R<*« b tl had rcarhrd
«*f tkn- wg-(mml|s III
1of*
ImVII ***la| (.( t hi- Federal egg
Ilptl lllltlfs
with
10
mrmberi
«
f
it*
n
b. < dih mini) ! mii'* lh»* kftlue of
oil that la needed etn be mnv^t
-f Km
II F . n I h *i -p
>
purrbft'inc i»*ni nt the Swnf«ird
mi
I
p
n
grnihiatlon,
nffn'er*
’
r e p n r le d m i n i n g «»<l »t t
I Its d l,l|a||it>«/
through and aerott Florida moat
I \| ■1mIit i rtf|«'fni» ii
Hlftli- Fan h i - Mmkrt in I he I ir*t I-* > igneil In duly kr» one
JuredI f.. JtutlU' **f ndv rrlm nig go *#
ly wlfti material that can be r>°rlidM'b 1Il|?h Mill I ' I 11
three -nlf Mi* \- "f On' iinil, Mnn * lhe-> ilepnrtmrntm kn the
• i'l,i ji 1 ,sii|f a* t.i w. hi-thi-r a d v r r | I * . k ,1
In n.
*4
II 1 . ..........
ducsd In Florida,
ager W T H .Hklley iirifirHirtmt ftit.t
ikni* relieving tmmiil
,
„ i
it ii r . •*■»*,i»*i* £i1 1 rK « k in I
.
. I f..»
" i '
I
"tin t, the Fort Jlvers-Stusii
jrr*tr |tinV ‘ .I f Mm) * ft re hi | I j |,|- friMit -lirh Mil tir* ftn. I nD. .
MM* >>. mh* (In r il j• the IjCUC’ ,I
44•111-.! Mill l ■ k- n.
Canal should be Immediately uwl P u b l i c C a n E x p e c t 'I n every T n •Mi. v iiittl Fr i.i* y f r iti , mg ib. in I., di-vnlr then full !t
r d lli pul * in* ri nandi***
■
m
. UuituMs
,s
s f. |
I *s*i l.liiLt as! *JssIM- J*. Jtir**v»v ff
H .10 A \l l.y
«-i •. •Ml r M
—and to capacity. Becontl, the
Th«
U,iiU
!•; fblllit
4in hrti.il* .,f • .Miofiry |it*o|i|i*
I
. I i.M i.>ii 4-* r
pipeline should be built tr<m
du-*J* u w*.ii Ihw-ir
G et
Lend
(ia H u liu c .
.‘f hmtaing mid litiininf
fn! J-dl
,
I
<
idlantU
tr<!.|i . pru t *
B
i • I .1.. leaf*.
tKe iif.ii thr mij fh* Srtnf.tid 1*4m11 f .4* I i* |il ii “i etrrJIi nl rlim.ii ,
Tam p* J o Banlofd and U » UL
Iku fiir I ■iiiui iM ' (I'm! V r i i r f
,r .r I*rIII, ,
In D
tryiiM-M* A• mj h.fi
Johns waterwav ouL
Third, a
fin
h|ir>imp(l«*d \ n n y off '
BOSTON,
l »u- 11, I.* I i in-i f v Hi tto*
I !i i,> ,lni k
manhi f i *•* ■! .I, 1 * .lift \ I** iiijf li. >
pipeline ahoold be built from Fort rriary tekra
the
f>s *i l o l Vt in im Hi-ftrh
■
, .*| v iltl ihr kuplu I IdlnlJt'1
i
St. Joe to Jacksonville
Thr-e cm coutal
thru *y-y. i> ■• ) .piftf! •> f , " r" It
iatr* c
k**i i*l •■•n for ( fu’ *> h*“
I l.vd.gAd\.f»i Mg h..- MiJ.le
I B
IIP Id i* In14*i v (|
ir«* ll.ji*. >i 4
•s
iii
three sources should put Into Iras gatoline heforr th**y
- ftd.lrd
1
” ‘ * '
. 'I,
• 11 i hti I'l.iftiMe “
t If,Ml .|H*r(i i ■ i 1
«a
th. v
. an
tjiridn rd
f) f•I IMjf
Jacksonville between 3.000 to expect more. He addrd It
(1*. ilt \! 1
Mr- )
1 1 f.n
1i. '■tU-'lM »111*1 till 1•rtly wi»> for
grade rgg- ktitir ftlntut •lOe |
4,004 barrels of oil par day
come to a point where thru
T r ia l I t n r g c R u n
'HH 1i’1< 14l"V 1ill « Hip* ft !" t"4‘ ■sure of it#
.... . r in the
"Tha pipeline should be Ixjlll b# "no gmaolln# at all rurpt 1 doreri in |» 11ry nirri,
11\ WII a grniil.'ol .1 leak*
"It i* n r ml n*«rl in thr fmiil
aal. - 1* tn ki'n'ji it * name Wforn
of concrete, and th* barges and noreamary um#." In llangur, '*•
W ill H e A tte m p te d
. ' f. f im*’ yptu IH 1Ml.
III. iiLliUe rmw, to |.r teel It#
tow boats should bo made of Senator firewater (It.Mr I «**•
Irymrn," Mr W.nllry Rtateil, "anil
I
,
r
(..t.l
1
M
I
-1 i iiih> rt-etiv n 1
provide* them with a . neeeiraary
wood. Th# barges should be de ed th# "Nationwide rationing
I.i niul flume mul !*•’ r* ud) “ for th'J
KH[IT
MYRRH,
May
28,
Il
niiritM
|firi‘(f
lllio *M».
rt.ai.l of Fm“Ine•w wii irh it Loutiil
nutlet, Si»tn*' dealer# thought they
signed to uaa Florida material gaaolln# to eonmervr rubU.
|Hf MM1. who #i*li In .... Ill’ 1 t«» eimie ”
hail tn tiring In 10
lot*, hut T h try nut tha rjtlhoaaiialr hr.which U avalla hie on the ground. prmetleaRjr rcrialn by July 1 "
rm**
Stale
waterway
fur
hauling
_ . ,
U.atM
,|
'
■
*
ii
in
mef
,
he
»
luring
1
h
e
thla
f«
not
true*
We
will
take
Th* mount dr ilatl Uirt goes
from one cbm* up, although we do ga«*i|irie the Suutnrantern f JU M«4»ijId get in tiinrli 1
Into n bare* o f tUa type 1* not
C
a
n
a
l
C
a
n
B
e
B u ilt
h>pp iif T \V Luwt ii.
large whan yak consider the-Job
not rnfournge them to Lrlng frt Company yeatenlay iliirted
» . ,V„ trg„l„,
I
Icaa than onr ra*#.** It v n point Ing 70.000 gallon* ln»o Iwo sl.-, l
that 1* to b* dona."
In
F ifte e n
M o n th s
„
„,,||r ,rh,„.|,
I
i
R e p o r t e d ed out, however, that egg» In |#a« barges to Iw towel by a lug
\
than one eaae lota may b# aoht t*> fnim ^n^t llyrra to Jwek»onvBli< I ii#i %l(r_i,(in
WASHINGTON. May 28, M l—
UEL RIO, Tea., May 28. i-V, th# unit hy cnrntdnlng them with
■^Dr. Dwight Oatarne sahl h, th# product# of the other mem
has been notified of the itcaih «> ber# In the avMiclallon,
WINTER B A V IN , Mav 16, W) Ran Antonia of Dr. John I!
— Either the cuatmaara Uka their Brinkley, 88, gland surgeon, ru
grapefruit Me ar m w v n have dlo operator and oust Iroe p lit* thor ii* Ih* chan,i*l
more nt that kind to aal), for 'cal aspirant In Kan*** and Trias.
Th* report devrtbed th* p
J*-ti*d 12-foot ,l**p. I26 foot-wl,
UNNECESSARY
WASHINGTON. May 18. OP)- 1
I> e g iH lu tio n O n L a l i o r channel as "Ihc only proposal
A plan under which family bread
.. . will
... *bo
------^ Bupplyl
that
capable
of supplying
T O K Y O , "jJ F ro rn
Japanese winners might be assured of draft
LANSING, Mich, May *8. (Ao
U n i o n s I h A p p r o v e d all ihc oil and _gasoline
ne nee
needs cf
Broadcasts), g a y M c - W - T w l i 1 deferment* unlil Iha rank, of eli —At Icait two men were killed
Ihc Atlantic seaboard.
Oo, editor and publisher of the gible men without dependents and three seriously Injured todav
Il
further
sahl
a
p*yol*um
plRaWASHINGTON. May 28. <31
Japan Tima* a n j Advertiser, de war* eihauited waa under con- In an r.plosion which .haltered
clared In a
broadcast Monday aldaratlon in (Vsngraaa yesterday. pari of th* Flahar Body Corpora I-rgislutlon to subject lal*>r unions line across Florida also suthorlwrl
night that tha “present war was
Senator Johnson predicted tha tion plant her*. The factory was to nroscculUn under anli-nsckf- In Ih* bill could be constructed
Sanate Military CommlUaa world engaged In war material produc trcring laws and set up stiff In 120 days to sli monlhe, and
"for th* sake o f pear* U behooves approve legislation teday empow. tion wit official* aald there wai pensHIts for Intarfcrenre In the added thi* was th* only proposal
tha American peep la
to
free
movemrnt of commerce was ap which cculd alfunl partial re lie f
front
th Ignonnc aring Preeldcnt Raaaavaif to altar no Indication o f sabotage.
proved by th* Heat* Judiciary for the east’* oil shortage tn that
ft*»b«w«l»n from which th* aelactir* service ey.tem by
Commute* today.
While th* time.
. , \ v J.'
claeeifylng family men Into sapabaas soffering."
measure, approved by a B-3 vole,
yroupa^ to be Safari ad until
I i
doesn’t specifically mention labor
Procedure T o Get Rights-of-W ay
n
filn
re*»ar>
'd
rU
il*a11.ii1
S^l. Lindsey To
Knter Officers’
( andidate School
A cl v e r t i s i n jr Is
Said More Vital
Than Kver Before
( Insing Time Of
Sanford Schools
Is A n noun reel
Poultrymcn Have
Received $2,200
In .1 Sale Days
Dr. John Brinklcy’H
Death Is
City New# Briefs
•
H a p le s s
S ta rte d ;
Draft Deferment Forj
Breadwinners Likely| 2 Die In Fisher
Body Plant Blast
i l
Nl'M H ER 212.
Prcjw
1? City W ill Start Condemnation
Large Grapefruits
Are Said Favored
•
A w o c la lrd
Danger O f Transfer
O f French Fleet To
Germany Increases
336 Votes W ere Sanford - Tam pa
Cast In City By. Pipeline Plan Is
11 This Morning Still In Running
T u rn ou t
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THE SANFORD
Chic Johnson A n d 1
Gfc O l s e n H e l p )
Revive Vaudeville;
I M OIAD I BOUGHT
HANES UNDBRWKAR I
H O LLYW O O D
HOLLYWOOD — Another aide
of Hollywood]
. Laura Oakley, blonde, pert, pe
tite, la a merle white collar girl.
Kira and n half daya a week,
from 0 A M. to rA JO P.H , aba
operates a comptometer through
whirh pale rotumna upon rolumna
of daggering flg.ree. ' * ,
The flguraa, h u m of them m
many digita the machine wont
take them, rrpreiwnt Carlooa morlo
pro Iaction coate— Including atar
salariea. Imam OaUrr'a f l n f m
Up rut the dlglta firmer, without
pauae, and newer owea- to her <«collection—haa aba compered thorn
frequently aatronamkal arms wilh
her own (31 a week.
“ PcopU," aha aaya, "ara enti
tled to what they can f i t aa
la retting It they don't ttrp on
anybody clae."
Laura la to o o f 7,774,000 earn
er! In the country who draw bo1
tween |10 and |44 a veak. She
haa been In the Unlrcraal ac
counting department for . flea,
year*.
*
White-collar girle In other rllka
•nay picture their elate re In Hol
lywood aa tiring Una aleaped la
pUrtuwr. . U n ra Oakley lit n
working her* beeacre, » » • from
llklnjr i * r job and her office » r j
aorlatim U'a "like werklng la tbV
country—*k noon » • «*■ U kt
our lunch bote* up on the hill tide and got aowo f« « k oh--"
Takiac her lunch la one o:
Laura‘a ■ pel aconomlea— leaving
■tore o f her |l lo |6 a week (p rD
aenal allowance) for pet l-r uriaot. wnvm, ghampooe, and manIturea. Bud retina li fairly new
with her— the idea of her mother
with whom ahe charm a .fourroom apartment In a four-famim
flat In Loe Angelea.
At leaal IB U>wna and titlea In
Wlaeoeuln are totally debt-free^.
BACON lb
SPECIAL SLICED BACON
U P W. FIRST ST.
lb.
29c
Qnintlly Rlghla RracrrtJ
PRICES GOOD THRU
SATURDAY. MAY 21
FUfHJl
I'AN
BROILERS 3 FOR 9 5
IIKEfflKf)
HEADY
LARGE HI7.I1
EACH He
RED HOT MEAT SPECIALS!
victory
lotUc.
» f* *
having
h.
nrlght
ir, try
buttonlm front- True lit, tor
lrti (train end better wear.
Here’* a Up for your wife,
There’ll be leaa work on wathday and your thorta will wear
longer If ycATthange them frequenlly. A light rtnaecleana them
Guard
— without acrubblng. H a n t l
Thle picture ahowi a I tract laden with dcbrla In V alette, Malta, the
ireault of a downpour of bomba by Alia air raldcra. The ialand, "the
'moat blltaed apot ea earth," haa had orcr 3,000 air ralda. Numereua
L- enemy planet hare bean brought dawn by Malta'a defendera.
r
f Central I’r t n )
Camp nlaniling
rreelrre
Ita
mo viva fn-in lie llnilr-ii Slatca
Arm y Motion - I’ lrtur* Hera lea
which dlatribule them to Army
pnala aa dUlant
ra lie mi tula,
Trinldudfund Mutrli Gulmpa.
,
Ik aU t',.. pnatlcv) Short a require no Ironing,
■e men ’ Wear them wftli a Ilanga knitplaced
led Undmhirt far extra comfort.
*
I V r W d l BONDS AND STAMPS *
LOOK HERE A T W HAT
LAM B STEW
SPA R E RIBS
r-|i u iN i- a u o K R n
rlUTMNK iCLKCT rOIIK
Tty adding break Li HI rereal:.,
tuch a» corn flakca, to the other
Ingrrdlf ilia,
Cimn
lllamlinK'a
liakery prnlucca
n novel
and
1’ ity lnp|ilmr fur ila auger rolla
and luffre r a le .
P. IL HANKS KNITTING COMPANY
ITIMaiilWMV S a n t CwWlrM
W B C A R R Y IIA N B S U N D E R W E A R !
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BEEF BRAINS
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l l U n w ym wart, w a iat a . Mat a (area port
at HAJN1 pciawUaa la p h f fa me M al t Paetaa.
CHITTLINGS
SAUSAGE
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PORKTEET
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LETTER J 'd * 8
HAM S
By PAUL ROBINSON
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'A gunner Aboard a ahlp of an At
lantic convoy looks at you through
There are M mountain iienka hla ring algbta- Thar* la nothing
mnrr than 14.000 feet high In thla warrior would llko batter than
to lino thoao algbta on aa Axia oub
Cntorado.
or raiding piano « bo belpt to con
Tliri* arc about 3^000 men In voy American a m and materlaU
the nr lion's camps for conscien
tious ohjecton.
S T A R rL
ANYTHING
Reef
ROAST
lb.
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P ol
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STEAK
HAD A I According to New York City police,
Nathan Balltnberg, U , a fund tore
DATs ’>
••Inman, confratad to tho alaylng
of kla pretty. SA-yaor-ftld wife,
Ruth. Ila giro hlmalef up at a
1 Bronx police elation aavtral houra
after bja bride of m year had been
i found atrangtad lo daath In their,
apartment. Relatival told police
. Oallenbcrg augend from deluaiona'
w,and melancholia.
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BOLOGNA
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SPAGHETTI HOC
Table aaaatr
Whim ^
rjie Seminole County
Clllten* to go to the
Poll* n*i*. Tuesday
and Vot* In t'he Sec
ond Primary for
BREAD
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lb ldc. 2 lbs 33c
SMITH
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IT D A IL Y
K pliblln hed In 1908
T
J
N K W H /A P K K
8ANFQRD HERALD, H UDAY, MAY M. 1941.
M em ber A n o t U l n l
MPiOVHDIMES IN WAN
SAVINGS
STAMPS
N U M B E R 210.
P rta
Allies Smaihj
Jap Cruiser,! Swarms O f Nazi Reserves Virtually <
2 Other Ships Halt Big Russian Push On Kharkov
Chinese United
Japs Will
Attack Russia Or
Alaska If China
la Put Out Of War
Nations Subs)!
Are Successful In
Southwest Pacific;
14 Nip Planes Hitj
Predict
Helps Paratroopers
‘A bautf that Japan in trytag a knockout blow on China
9 followed by attack on Ru**la‘
or Alaska waa voiced totlay;
by Senator! who urged all
poaalble apeed In aiding Lieut.!
Gen. Joaeph Stil well'* Chinese
“ troopa. Senator HID. Ala-1
bfJQJL M id —ii .the Japanese,
can knock out China they <
«rfl] U In ■ position to attack
Alaska or Russia. A victory over!
g Ckiaa would rtlcas* thousand! of
■*H, kundrrds c l p i s n o * snd
rupek tqulpmrnt for sttseka sL w '
wkara. Ha agreed with the view]
that tlx Japanese sr* going all
out in China.
A
Sans lor Gserge, of Georgia, takl
* it I l l b l J obvious if that venture
la,- aawaaaful It will b* foltow-d
by an attack on Russia by the
laifb army Japan maintain! on
IM border in Uanehukuo.
_
With perhaps t> ,000 mrn In
9 Um foocnow txpodlUon, th* Japanaba w o n bslinad now to have j i
111,900 troop* In action or da-1
PMTbd for setkn ln Cb*klang,|
iOfficial* Will
Check On Stored
Gas In Buildings
I l f tM M U IH r i w i
Allied submarine* x n k • t,*
100-ton Japanese cruiser and two
merchant sMpa In the southwest
Pacific,
General
MacA rthur'ii
HscArtbttr’
headquarter*
announced
today.
Allied fighters destroyed or dam
aged If more plane* In altacki
on Jap: base* In New Guinea and
Timor, .
The *hlp* were Uenliftod as:
A eroiaer of the 7,100-ton Kako class, mounting tlx eight-inch
guns, .four It] !» * * anti-aircraft
guns, to raachfnv.gttni and It IIUMh torpedo tube*.
•
A 9,000-too cargo ship.
A 9,000-ton cargo ship.
Besides th* Xsko, Ihr class of
that name comprise* the crullers
Hurutaka, Ktmigasa and Aoba.
Each had a normal complement of
901 and carries two catapult air
craft.
The sinking! were the first
naval action announced aloe* th*
battle of the ('oral Bra, In which
at least SI Japanese warships and
Hoarding Of Fuel Is
Called Fire Hazard
By Chief Cleveland
Lawton Reveals
Names Of White
School Teachers
Steel For Hair
Pins Goes Into
Machine-Guns 103 Have Been Nom
Dolly Dawn, pretty young elng•r In Nvw York's Latin nightclub.
La Candh, is pictured at ihr Lido
Am were to war questions pro
Beach Chib ln Lmg [stand, d»marulraUag Ihat rctlon stockings vided to defense officials by lha
OKM
Informs lien Office revealed
can look glamorous. She's started
a drive to conserve silk which today ihat woman had hatter bang
Superintendent T. W |*
on to their bohby and hair pins. today released a list of 101 t
According In .Uia OEM, "Both teacher ■ In Hemlnul* Co
hair and bobby pins are covered schools that hav* been rinaalt
way limb will be sheathed In
an4 Confirmad fpr s ppotstn
inated, Confirmed
For 19-42-43 Year
chin* gwna,
Othcr qua*tior.l
Income Taxes May
tiona along th* I arm* Rood west
Be Deducted From
•
Regular Pay Slips j
to the Between River, the Chinese
reported, and th* Yunnan front,
under monsoon rains, was becom
ing. lUblllicd.
Between Yunnan's tangled battidlnsa and tha complex « ( fronts
developing hi eastern China along
9 tha hast China 8aa and Formora
BtTOlt Japan*** aviation waa vngagad in a mighty con tribe Wry
♦Oort aimed at rod action of airfields and canton o f com moniesWASHINGTON. May
(Ah
tiana giving coharancw to th* Chi—The treasury asked yesterday
Vfc m m war affert
for a vrat check-off system under
whieh inrom* taxes would lw dednrteil from nearly everyt««ly'a
regular pay rnvalope.
Randnlph Paul, tax adviser of
the trra.ury, revealed to the
press that ha had made a furmal
rw|ur.t to the houa# w*y« and
meana commute* for authority to
require all imployra to deduct
yfpg&feff-1 • il w in. o
advance ta^t payment* from payB oa ted wfU pop honor to the rott*.
He proposed that th* deductions
amount to 10 percent of wages,
■Ids. Tha,
interest or dividend* received In
m toi
dee** of a fixed oral* of personal
exemption.. Tha deductions, in
Bequest Is Made Byj
Treasury To House
Ways, Means Group
W orld War Dead
Win B e H onored
On “ P oppy D a /’.
and
4w i S ™
housewives, from tha trouble of
becoming tea collector*. •
For most employers, tha de
duction would bo similes to lha
social security taxes that they al
ready taka out o f payroll*, and
Italians C l a i m
U. S. Battleship
Sinks O ff Brazil
Q.— Is there a grit* celling on
canned mltkl A.—jfo, only on
fresh milk.
Q.—I* there any shortage of
glass T A.—Not a shortage, but
we're going to have thinner and
lea* fancy alasa containers be
cause so much glass It being used
to replace tin ran*.
Q.—How much gas does
■
fighter plana uM l A.—Seventy
gallons rn hour,
Q.— It I* true that thsy*vs stop
ped making hairpins 7 A —Both
hair and bobby pins are covered
by th* Iron i m (teel order. Be
lieve It or not, enough steel goes
loto them to make 190,000 ma
chine guns. *
G.—What does
s boardlnghoustkseper do wjth bar boarders'
sugar books] As—Sh* keeps them
as long at the boarder sal* II
meals a weak at bar establish
ment. Whan ha laavae, th* tears
out stamp* to equal his sugar
consumption and lake* than to
bar local board.
y .—Dora th* m w rant calling
apply to hotel rooms T A.—Very
definitely,
Q-— Wouldn't It aatva th* trans
portation problem If people rod*
Mother O f Stetson
President I* Dead
DoLAN D, Mop EL—Mr*. Mag.
Th* Rome radio. In a special
announcement today, claimed Us(lap submaiins* sank a bctllsshlp
o f U* Mihylsnd class hn an at
tack against a United ’Slates
Naval formation off Brasil.
w-Th* Maryland class Includst the
0 8 8 Maryland, th* Colorado and
the West Virginia. Each has s
rang* of 31.900 la 3.1,900 tons snd
normally errry complement* of I,407 men each.
In Rio l>» Jsnerio,
official
BtailllUn
and
United Slates
sources, commenting on th* Ita
lian report of th* sinking of ths
battleship, said they had no know
ledge of any Naval engagement
In the** waters.
Founder o f S t
Johns River Line
Dies Ip Daytona
Be Done In Paper*
YELLVILLX, Oak-, May I f .
W —ElocUon campaigns this
rear should ha carried on
throctfc M acpapan M a “ pa
triotic ttXm to save robber and
K
J. Rally Tra.her, on* of Flor
ida t r a n s p o r ta t io n pioneers, w h o
wa. co-founder of th* 8t. John.
River Line with hi* son, died at
tha home of hi* son, Fred, In
Daytona Thursday mornlag.
Mr. Troaher had bran *
resi
dent of Orlando for many year*
end want to Daytona leach last
Saturday to stay at tha baaat of
hi* ton.
HU condition baeuta
grave, and he waa forced to gu
Beside* hi* son, Fred, he leaves
two other aorta, S u m Y , Tre.h*r ot Sanford and FTldaa ITrasher
Of Jacksonville, both connected
with th* SL John’* liv e r Lin*.
Other aurvtvon tasted* a da ugh-
Haul raid the propelsad personal
exemptions ware based on the re
gular Income
tax
exemptions
which the committee has decided
to reduce lo |M0 a year fo r alngia
_______ # *v
I 11r liaarlatti f m * !
U crnm n
cm in ter-altn ck a,
\ nii |i] hi rts'ct by m>M ca o f n ew
reserve.'*, alitwrtl the big RunI » imi) (ttinh mi K harkov to d a y ,
Thr Sovirta claim ed an nd-
b
r
'\H iirr m only o n e a c c to r o t
I thr I'JO-milr hat tie line a lta r
n KiiiHshitiK cou n ter-a tla cV .
Klrt Warden* gnd their assistant* will make an inspection of
many bolkllngs la th* residential
snd business sactirna of Hanford
within th* next day or so In orkdai- l»- determine If any gasoline
ha. been stored contrary tu the
fire regulations of lha City, Klrr
Chief Mack Cleveland stated yv*terday.
This step will be taken In or
der to eliminate any unnecessary
fire ha Lards that are dangarouv
In limes « f peace and would be
particularly dangerous during a
tombing attack. It was addsd.
Each warden wlU Inspect the ne
cessary buildings In hi* district.
All houses probably will not be
visited, but those that are conaid- j
ernl necessary to Inspect sill b«i
checked.
Individuals * re allowed In h s 'e ;
• gallon or two of gas according |
to where the building it located I
and what type It la. Residents
may hav* more than a gallon of
css If they receive authorisation
ThU ffilifitl ir >*f Hi IJ
from III* rIre CMaf. To reecho U. 8 raid »n I-k>M
,i
this authorisation, th* fuel must K rn it U tjtt, (* r r m » n W«r «*be In suitable ecmtalnar* and prop
I Met .It
erly located where It would not ou» cirrumalaiM e*
tk>n'i n«w h»-i*i (hr Uai 11rm
be a fin hslard.
Report* have bean received rlts- na the "great tat
ail* a
rlnalng the! a few cltlsena have
been hoarding comparatively large
answers
(J a in
Back
Some
Territory;
R e d s Smash Ahead
In Only One Sector
C erm n n s
A h (Jerman A ce Saw Doolittle
'
The
llritlnh
mi 11t a r /
^|H>kvMiu<n
ri'iwirtiwl
Ih •
J '
> ' N.r<> s .n ,„l ImicV —me territory
'
j in ih« Ia, um llarvenknvs sector.
■ an m il.. Miutb.sst i>f Kharkov.
A#
Th. Shi li la .aid bravy fighting
' i. ronllnulng In thr eastern PJtft
4 ‘
of thr Kerch peninsula. ilispOtlnjf
A I o ffKial lirirnan rlalma of COW1 plrtr iwrujiatiim «>f the emtefYl
1 J t ‘ iimr*»
|
Thr f ((•! tunit m*li * srkiMWl« Iced
ihi ftii. .mu llrrsk ihmufh In thd
' nmm Sun Inn- »l*>ng »n rlghtj^F
mill- ff.nit nrai I.akr Ilmen In
^
llu I.mmuctiiiI •••ctiir liut claimi.l tin ullmk laid fxl1ap.nl.
1 A
break through In the
•
I (•rrnia-i hrti before Kharkov ir li
. Uimol I*at ittif ht by tie R«a*iato hot thrrr » r fr Mima IndlI i all,in. Ihat It"- i air nf s.lvsncs
,1 Mai.h.l Tnnixhrnku’s (rest
..Ifrii.iir
...
.Irrkrnlnc ami
'
(h,.|, h a.......... .
rlnnrnl of
lend l.i ii ,iiMrfr, in ihr Salt <llvrr.lofi*ry
i ..flrn.iM In the south Of
I II., ... ’ t"' "min action
1 ,..- ...... .
ii. tlii. iiiimt vital
It ..lillt. I,,,..i,., ,,f hui.'l'r ant) of the
...i I.l llu,. .haul in balance.
Ju.l ahrtr thr Kafknv daftnaes
-------------- I arir t.rrsrl e.1 b. the Russians
■ i i not atstr.1. (nil Suricl SCi aivittf • nn lihadinl that sn Impor
tant - 1 rnne hold
overrun In
thiuat which had carried il l
V
a mil,. ,.ut into i.|»n and •ubsUMS 1 C l I tlally nnfoftillaU terrain
Th* eomrnwnU|u* tif lb* Movia*
'•iMiMiaml « ** r*a| mined. tow*
"If 1 •' rvn merely reporting " continued
nUi mm I .,ffrn■ivr haKlra," and to lOfftW In
ftsht-inii'ii 1cirt.|nft It ItHikifl that only Tlflioei M.Hii. - hrnVo'a i light wing »■>
fwrI* ji* Itn • w ir11 iffihaltfHl that hia left hid
Is Judge hi-rn
on the •mith,
Mt«i |h. • P u lalUr development* It *M
nrd with fudged. *a# due in |»*rt to th»
„
f ■i fit, Uv nf ( iemi■n fttrrep whhth
, api'airntU .till hr|t| the InitlaUfei
in111t-tl I*.
the
ondai > battle area around
four cubs, two of which were
the towns »f
Itervenor* ind
born dead, am) It Ii doubtful if
IBvtmt ale.nt (Ml
mile*
btloW
the other two will pull through
Khi*i him
Jam*. Mooghlnn, *o[wrintendent
tif Thib « i hi
thr
Itumians
nf P.rk. snd Slrcrla. ennnunri-ij
t Ihiin*-*( during tli d*V that the
In in .
N*#l« had l»rrfi t het kei|
' The two cub. err a" fulls
1h« midnight S-is iet niinmunl.mall," Mr Mnughlmi -eld. "an |
«|mik* nf th*
n pulse of
I don't ktu.w If wr will Im «l.l.
* mtt st It* I in t r mil added
In kerp thrm .live ot not " II.
M.lKn.g la. till r ii-lo g tilcluff iu
rcvr.lril that thl, -a - t In.
i
h i - 'h - i •aiing merely tl^t
flr.t litter, and that it w«, *rr,
thr Red iiffrusisr Miintinuad11■
*
11Hi*f Ihr ftfl iIma, i |*t<*i "( ,1. 9ir*.||
unu.uel fur a Hone., to fievr ■
tlb |he Crimes the Soviet com
hi*11 *i a it iil Mar
I *1
many si four cults the h u t (Ini*
mand aii noticed lint fighllmr aUll
tl
hue
tivtM
l
Rim
<
llil
t'<
i
Will
I
was
continuing on
tne
Kerch
A canvas has been placed over
titMnll prfiituiilB aero"* from the Cnu*
the hsrs of the cage, which >• |starting Junr l.ri, ■ JO
Oat |*einnaut* which th*
th* nnr (sclng (he lakr, in nrdi i MRMtfi i»*i catching nr i*inarm*tug rifii*
IftHit 111 Flflltflil V*III! S’ .«gib kmig p(tire rla1mrsI to ha.Y*
that the Cub* may lit kept in I ■nit
at «i|
NIriilite'hllr. c|« m■«11* (hi git' whidlt in hand
th* dark
■n.| lirr •ltnM*|p*. flnhrfrnrn |»If
Trim, slack and *ba|wly, ^ ‘ U- ■ mil tl) imr srrft roll I«hIt* • mbt
got her name became •f hr #|1f run* tn ff*riniallil>la tllltMImi •
Ih . ..I> Mr. Mfjughtun siblml Sb. “ birh »n« y make (tu fuliimliiK
II the daughter nf tjltrrnle. tbi •ii fiml itiiM tnkm fri»m IIt* Hm
Inn', old lion***
kIh ItHflir mill Ki»h IIkiII* 11tf M|. I
t-rwr mwrr rrunnihTf
t
I ISill Sin A tll*« « wl f a-t it (*♦* |Ihiir |« 1491 tljfr
|n aill! ti" 1
tent* ihi ft vrr tun
<«>ltn . .| St
Il J Holly hai lieeft api'fwt i»tg thr path lit in th* h' t |...niti"I Arung I reol mantrr «f
Hin f"f *4 Yiff«| hum •
WASHINGTON May
n s h i m ; c a m p a |ii.<r c*. hteiifrn«l Pturt (Kfkc ami **lil iak•
Th* llnua* Hirers and Harbor, r*t half rtmkrd food, figiit mm** la ■tffkrr Jutir t, tl » * " anno tinttd
C da)
Thf at»p«i|ritiwffil wa* ftwaa told Thursday that construe arn| play |i«lirr
Flvrllrst hour*
lion of a befg* canal across Flo nrr fr«*m mhlnighl to «la«*n Kl»h fFiYnl from |he l*iwimaitcr*Gf flR*.
rkda would take ton lone to make in/ ramps arr oftm -|voilt^] Gy t-ral «f the t’ nilral Hlalr*.
It telphful In eolvlng th* prr.ent •tfrwhsMi whn Inslal tin jpilng ftre*« nlnhvr Jiir IItrutrkk* iub*
oil problaqi of the eastern sea fiahtrtjr.
milled Mr*. Holly’s name to l)l«
board.
l liltrtl Slate* official, ||
re
IIAIT
A
couple
i»(
r**r*
'if
I
J. R. Porten, director of irons
vealed
pot tat Ion In th* O ff Ira of Patrol gtpf*I rtjiti brrr »nd a ham, tongur
The varancy wa. rrtated by
turn Coordinator, testified that or livrrwurfil iimlvHch.
the drath of Mi Holly two weeka
C» II I tl II —“ C o n I I i t
Construction In II months of a
ago
Mr*. Holly 1. well known
19-Inch pip* tin* from Longview, whoar w»b il Ii to pmlrct lha flah in Sanford, having lived hart 33
T a i, to Bayonne, N. J , would b# by Uking you whwrw they ain’t. years. Rhl la scllvt In civic and
ROII—A aporty name for • flahfar ths hast ana war to the eastern
|"»lr coating over |&-00. Ruda art city affaire, and ha* served on
petroleum shortage.
Parian said In* OPC favored ■*4d by weight. Th« lighter th« (he County Demoeratk CommitIre For two year* ah* acted In
aupplareenting IhU pipeline with rod. tha hcAvltr the lax.
the rapacity of Hlate Democratic
an eight or tt-inch pipeline aero*.
RKKL— A eoffe*-fHrxirr
In
Florldi, but addodt
vrntc<l by Batin and dralgrtrd lo (’ui nm111re wornan.
"The requirement of two year* •ngfl fit critical rr\omenu, Ihut
to hulld this canal would
not Inducing lurid and pn»fusc pro
make It helpful In lha solution fanity.
of th* oust coast supply problem,
WHOPPER.—A Urm l«> dcscHbr
which must ha solved in the next
j f
Young Lionets
At Sanford Zoo
Bears 4 Cubs
Irs. R. J. Holly
1
Will Be Acting
Postmaster Here
I^ong Time Kequircd
To Build Barge Canal
Townsend Member*!
Will Hey Weir
Govemnvent WU1 Try
' To Hatt fay Rises
PROCLAMATION
l,
pT*ttTl-g ravw
th« dadintbility
w^wa*emraa*w at talag
^wamm m
ItMl fteouhodg to dmlop an mofiu,»
—
U M jar
r, X
H-
y
■
Barrymore Show*
Sign* Of Rallying Services Hire More
HOLLYWOOD, May I l . l)P>-
Civilian
Workers
WA8HINOT0N, May < 3 - W Tha War and Navy Department*
added 103^999 tlvllfvn w orsen to
their rolls darag March, ax Um
John H- Weir, Stela n g i maa
tatlve of tha Toamaend orgtnUh*
tlon will deliver an addreoa am
th* Townsend Pen*Ion Plan stiff
will ravoal many late daf l j]
Former Liquidator
Bank Here la Di
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FRIDAY, MAY » . 1W2.
THE 8ANFOR0 HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
liams, 4Ut Grade; Mias A Idred BULGARIANS REGRET MOVE
Cone. 2nd A 3rd Grade* ; Mr*.
BERN, M ay'22,147—The Bui
r*k U «k H
»T # IT t / t m w > « i r * p l
Marrurrlta^Partin, lit Grade.
Mothers of Incal girl* need have no concern over their
■aVwfiiar * * i Vw»dar at
gariana now regret Gieir hasty
HULUOTA
SCHOOL
Mra.
■ • a fa r* . F t w M a
M
IC H U L U
daughter*' welfare when the Naval A ir B ose I* completed
III Maffvalla A » * » n
PrincJpaL
.J gntrance toto the Aale but Spring
Ti
unit
thou
Knud*
o
f
tmilur*
ure
*ent
here
from
all
porta
of
GENEVA S C H O O L "****
ebeh av e lo.t filth in a decisl..
l^ lir H ta
alaaa a a ilrt
These boy* are ju « t like the hoy* who tuiv•
0 « U W r n . I l i a , a l l k » »“aa| U ffW a the country.
Bier, Principal A 7th A Bth German victory, advice* rearing
I
tw
m
m
m
f
t
|
t
Owe)
a l l a a f a n L r i a r W a i a 4 » ? (to* A# * lits.n taken from Sanford and aunt to training umi|u in
Grade*; Mra.' Margaret' Golt. 4th. Hwltrerland indicated last n l^ t
•I
a t M a r t i III* IM H,
HeraIn, iliflory; U lu Catherine 6th A Sth Grade*; Mra. Meyme
other |tart* of the country, probably no lielter or wnrite.
HOI.I.ANII I- DKAR
White. Ceugnphy.
Si eg, 1st, 2nd A Brd Grades.
arid should create no greater problem .
•
*' v '
M llar
OSCEOLA SCHOOL—Mis* Es
HANFOUD
GRAMMAR
CIORUOX DBAS—Hm I» w i M la a id
A* a matter of fuel the !a>y* w ho will be sent here are
SCHOOL—R . E. Kipp, Principal; ther Rodgers, Principal.
LAKE MONROE S C 1I0 0L -B .
the cream o f the crop for most o f them will be in traittinh’
•
IC Bim im O N HATKI
Hr». Erma Flynt, Cth Grade;
LET US
rarallf fa Aitaaca
ior comminaionn In the Air Corps. Tliey are men who can
Mra. Bjrbil Routh, Bth (Jrade: C. Steele, Principal A 7th A Bth
i f CarrUt .... Grade*;
Misa Ruby Booth, 6th A
Om Maalfc ....
- MT* meet the highest physical qualification* and who have been
Mr«. (ieruude Pege, Bth Grade;
Bth' Grade*; Mra. Pearl Bate*,
n m Maafia ---------- IU1
Mbs (fictile CempbeB, Sth Gra<i*; 3rd A 4 th ‘ Grade*; Mra. Eliza
All M a a fli------— ---------- H M C*|iectally aclectcd fo r their education, training anil alert
MU*
Adelaide
Richter,
Bth
Grade;
Oat T»ar
.—.— — .—.
tie*.*. Sanford i* indeed fortunate - to have men uf Ihi*
Mrs.
lira nc he McKinnon, 6th beth Buchanan, 1st A 2nd Grade*.
WILSON SCH OO L-R. E. True,
A f t t k l f R a r j a at I
r a rA a
a f type sent here.
Urede; Mias LUIIan ThoroUy, 6th
f lt a a k a , r r a a la lla a a a M
» flm
af
In thi* connection, (haul Housekeeping, w h im m«>*t o f
Grade;
Mr*. France* Stine, 6th Principal A 7th A Hth Grades;
v it iM A l a a t a U fa r <W p a r p M i a f
Gretle; Ml*« Ixnora Whiddon, Mra. Ruth Pearaoo, 4lh, 6th A
r a l a fa a fa a d a t t l l l fc# « l a r i » A f a t you mothers read, ha.* an article lhi* month which urge*
G lh.G Fafici; Mra. Mary Foltz.
mi r t f i l a r a l t r r l l t l a i r a i t a ,
Muelc.
parent* not to object when their daughter* wi*h to vi*il
1st,'2nd A 3rd Grade*.
j „
S O U T H S ID E
PRIMARY
la la a f
H > H B »a p # f
l l t p r r a t R f a . nearby Arm y camp*.
"T h ey should rem em ber", *uy* thin
SPECIAL TEAOHERS - Mra. t h e
SCHOOL— Mrs. Stella P. Arring Mildrad
f t v a a . l a a , r t i m a a l a Tfc# H a r a M l a
Babcock, Art; T. M. Dol-|
I k # a a O a a a l f»#»4 a« a A r « r t h f a « > article. "Jhut the finest young m en In A m erica are In Un
ton, Principal; Mr*. Jessie RusMll, llscn, Band A Orchestra; Mra.
O f f f a t a a r t a » a f * ia la # 4 f a Ife* I a n * armed force*, and theae day* a military
tth
Grade;
Mra.
U
til*
NU.
4th
week-end
i*n’t.
a a t r f t l r i a f Ifc* r a w a l t r « I * I p r l«<
Escar Price, Public School Music;
Grade;
Mra. Nancy Brack. 4th Mrs. Bo riba Houghton, Public
r tp a l k f a l f i a r l t r a la ( l i m a
a a J much different from a wiek-cwid at Harvard or Vale, e x
Raw fa « t,
Grade;
Mias
Emma
Owen,
4th
cept that the locale i* changed” .
School Music.
Grade; MU* France* Morrow, 4lh
Tla llaraM I* a arak t# af Tfcri
In till* article Jo Anne Healey de*crihea her vi*il to
Grade; Mra. Velma Mitchell, 4th
AaaatlalfA I'r m a lltk la rirla*
PRIVATE TEACHERS - Mrs
Grade; Mias Mary Robinson, 2nd
llft fr ralllM la Ilia at* fur r*- an Army enmp and the new *et o f rule* that ha* evolved.
Juntos Turnbull, Kindergarten
liabllaafla* af all •#**• MlapMilrlar* Klrut of all. *ay* Mi** Healey, to the aoldier a week-end i*
Grade;
Mia* Eilfah Welsh, 2nd
Southzlde Primary; Mr*. Margaret
m i llM fa H ar a*# tllrralM
Grade; Mra. Elizabeth Meson, Jit Mattel!, Ux press km
m f t l r f la IIU paptf aaf alaa a long planned-for occa.*ion in a socially monotonous life.
Grade; Mra. Minnetle Jacobs, 1st
l i t Jwaal »*"•*• a*
krai Ivnla.
He’s
hud
long
days
and
lonely
night*
to
think
about
it.
Alt rlf III la rtpifellrillai af aptf Ul I
Grade; Mias Ernestine Wrstpho),
fUitlrkra hrrala art il»a rra rrtfl He’s saved hi* money und wangled hi* leave. So don't let
let Grade.
him down. Make this a big event. Go prepared to do a
WEST SIDE PRIMARY— Mias
F r i d a y . m a y a*. > «4 iT
Dorothy Stokes, Principal A Ipd
See that he ha* a good time, und
1 ' - A- ! Job on entertaining
Grade; Mr*. Irene W itt, 4lh
UIItl.H VKHSK FOR TODAY I forget that it used to be the oth er way around.
Grade; Mlta ARite Chapman, 3rd
The nio*t lm|KJrtunt muxim fo r the m ilitary date i*
Grade; Mra. Marion St. John. ,lat
• IJAAl. WORSHIP HAS BEEN! ‘Tie u good *j>ort." Y ou’ll he in an overcrow ded camp sec
Grads.
rector, oeid yaeUrday be had reREVIVED; IT W] LI. PERISH
LYMAN SCIIOOI__ W. J. Wails, oeired re ports that aome filling
A C A IN Ami Klijah came untuj tor. where apace is at a premium, and convenience Ixiws to
Jr
,
in
Army
on
leave
of
absence,
failing to
He prepared to stand in line fo r everything—
all lhtr pujplc, ami muIII How (orttr expediency
Princlpel; H. T. Mllwre. History
cuatoavers' gssohilt ye lietwren two (tfitnhm*? i to eat. to get a bus. to see a m ovie. Hut it's differentb
Coach;
Mr*.
Novella
Aulln,
•—/rum A kron IlM io) Bmcon-Journal
(f the Ijonl hr (»wl, follow Him; ! and it'.* fun.
(e.mmerrlal (1-2 tim e); Mra Alwarned t^at such vtolit) I If lin nI, thru follow id in
din Mllwee, English
eam* aMCifically under the
Then, when you'ri- on the way home, jot down a few
1 Kin** l « : 2l.
Mr*
Mina
111
.1
.
provided
In rationing reIhunk-you sentiments, to he pul in letter form later “ For
I.
Ernie Starr, Horn
tui '**i. tin*, liiifTffttury
i milKne*' say* Miwi Hcan-y. "th a t never Iras the hm ul- ytnjngt iiitiNiti Tiki iM
OXId moet service station opJU S T P H O N E 9111
MIb* Mary Marchman, tjpanlihl
•Tt& Nr» H.*aUt«»*
u(h>u I llir thrm*' nri|(h'
uiid butter lei lair ht-rw «<. »m|iortnMt as It i* to the mail in had tin**! S«*. *i- lh t/yhl tu ou
Mrt RoBebud North. Mathematical laotlara wore cooperating in the
—
on
tag
wholeheartedly
bat
that
S4 It, lh I* i* Iiff
Thin- j* ctJi%i*, ir*./mgr YiJIagem which w#iF prut Ml»i Hettie Arnett, 6th d r
camp ” Anri : lie'* rlybi
I Frmu Pfriafryl
eeton wore in the ftold' "to
Huilrlrtily, tumhluiK nvn thr wml
•nmH/nf ‘ hi pick u|i tin* tori h i trifiit it ‘liluckour, hut ih«* iwy* Mrs. Christine Jaekaon, 4th
.that those Jew who are de
••til rr fit (irutmhly htm* not, »o Mr*. Flora Wlllla, 3ni
de«l cliiutl"
and r t»rr> m*
ity flaunting the rule* are cense* Finer *i. a raznre as*.
tik e puppira
like ttiAlmV
Iri’R
ft for Ihrir t*rncfU Mist Madeline Foils, 2nd GratUi
it hack Into line immediate.
liutterfHea
Many ymri n^t* whrii %ir«* fm-t| llo - i* om* limp they can have Mr*. Maude Tupper. 1st Grade.
1AKE MARY SC H O O L-C. W.
ToeilfiK hrittlr tunit a hit** »n flit1
Kanfuiil, there
*the It*ujfh on u«. ‘ A l p fc cia fl y
liitiluuhtedly there were a num ber o f reasons winch m in e to
flotlflleVl iiihl-<lay fmua«>,
ilelur* ah*iw v»here the Thorpe i i» fit#
lh# air*raiti warticit 1shill, Principal, Bth, 7th A AUt
prumpted
President
Roosevelt
to
g
iv
e
Karl
Urowiler,
NumGrades;
Th« Spitfire* form*. Hunlighl *J»*h
•‘umlturt* Store i■ imw kicati-l
| i
Phoenicia t|Hr|>,
4T&) lolletl Mbs lorratoe Yari>erm on their win««
j iier One American Communist, his freedom after serving Well, when w# were *N|ulr#Hr t t the rhtirch Ih II. T wo i n i l n uwn>. ough. 3rd. 4th b f«lh Grade*;
lik e the urn brrnkinir, ►
I*111\t» r**t a short part o f ids sentence to federal prison for pass|sirt the ‘ pitcher*’ n»t mutler where v*• tit ( ’ t r h e ilr r tjwM* ^26)* the Hr* Mrs Ola Cochran, 1st b 2nd
Grade*.
aharply on rml*
( leinnu
wb rile ft heard U anil
fraud, but the desire lo promote nulioiml unity was cer •at, there w m ii certain
Move a woadarfel permanent and look
OVIEDO SCHOOL— R. F. Coop
They trail Ihrir ahml as tln»1 tainly not the principal one
crunchInif
peanut* riifht t>€»tiir* i 1 ihi1 <nI the Rteam-whlatlf al the
flumiilv look over roof«
your hoot an gradoatioa day! A new
u«
And
we ihm'l n.din *ali* l f .. rntture
facl<»ry
II wa «
in- er, Principal b Voc Agrle.; Paul
“
First
res|s)iises
belierl
the
President's
theory
that
the
And clnimwr on hnlirva, un<11
rden' Mickler. History b Coach; Mrs.
pennutH or caime«l peanut*
W *«totitJ> p i c k « ! up hy the
ratffar* will alee help make you IfM/li
» a nllow '• m lion would promote out omul u n ity ," says tin- Christian mean the roaated kind you hi»*- n» latnisvillr i f K|P 84). anulher Annl* Thompson, English, Msth.
•prowl
Ilkyear brat ** gradaetloa day! A new
■nailoa
I.lbrary: Ulta U>i* Ruiktell, Latin
Thi* kid wan n
if” " I i ■*
inilfk tliiUnt
But he, hav
Faience Mointift
'l l is for Mr Hrowder and Ins fellow t/i rrark
a t o n e aJsandAliiruUr ovr r hiIIm, hiinI ntriol ill Communists to prove by quiet behavior that this result i ■ crmckrr,
W e d yn hmne » '
if c »o« new-fani(le*l gad grt* like A English; Mr*, ilrlsn Leinhart,
2time); Mlaa
stream*
peanut fthrli* in our nh n uf 1 ».«•!!■ o r Rteam w h llt le a , grtm ly Milhrmstim (I
|ioss|ble
Virginia
Balkcom.
Home
Ke,
doW'pi mir neck
J u t a* Ullic . | fired hi- ahottfun Into the air,
“The sec onl leg o f the explanation was that Mr feiah would l*e faintiriif, >iyifiK
The air in full of the laugh!# r . f :
\( ■>itre, evefythtnjf in the three Chemistry, Science, Mrs Novella
machine*
■•mmonilieft went black
Indeed Aulln. Commercial 11-2 time);
Hrowder** sentence for a passjairt falsification should not dr«s*j|>ing and we wire about
117 N. I’arli Avgnue
Telephone 717
Tha melallir joy fr« *h, u* »f
I e letl so severe Us to appear « political persecution
This ■hod a tear Hum' There'll Irr ,. H i ) w ere left nut only llg h t l n a Mis* Margaret ilar;wr, Mh A
(tlh Grad**; Mias Mary Alice Wil
Anns Mae Ellta Brown, Owner
had iUildenl)
peanut in nur tar
Brother* i t.u! v irtua lly «{>eechle*R.
argument,
if
valid,
might
apply
to
the
prosecution
o
f
omFlooded the land and purpr^i
i
li h a i
I 'ill A M. Iwfore the
lumetl out iff \r*- the work
or two Avi* sympathizer*, tint tin- im|sirtant fm t in till vuunif I'at Miller And. Bat, y* i iJertin and telephone company
dtapalr.
these
case*
is
Unit
nolle
of
the
persons
involved
was
im
The v o i c e u f a u t e r w it h . n iid i
know we've miaafnl tho«e praim |t ri>w» repaired the trunk line*
riser* I work, too, such as the
flc o d in | i th e * k y ,
Jsvy Relief Boclely'* drive ami
prisoned for tns ...........is hut for specific breaches o f the since you grew op. Pat is ll" ilml thr shotgun blast Severn)
The giant laughter, older than; i veryduy criminal code
other similar event*.
He says
son of Judge Frank Miller alii
- -----------the world.
fizother of Mr* Jimmy Ridge H ! Wr* h«v*- just learnexl that Berng*
"Some have felt that a third but unspoken considera received hn military training i j mulv tniunty h*« another Lady they
Of more-than man, till men. look
pedoed ships and h* !• usually lo
tion m the Hrowder case was the desire to make n friendly the University of Florida and uosj Lleulonant
Ing up, have Bern
She u Miss Patsy on
e Interviewing of ,tham.
• SWIFTS RKD-OTKEIft
The mtlal twplluWB, harbinger* gesture toward Hnssia. Suraly American* in general now rommiuhmi-d a Second Lieut'num fH ’tniinr, daughter pf Mr anil
m. that's ■a mlghtyT^ay 'I W f '" As*
* of spring,
Mr*
Thnmas
I.
O
Connor
of
1-ak*
yoilhe
leading
How
on
sarth
did
w
in
III
12
and
In
IQ3H
was
lecognizc u debt to ihe Red Army fo r its gallant resistance
• SECURITY FertUlxar
Green u« lapwings. scatter to i
Mary
The O'Connor* were for you ever find lime tu read the
HROILBK RATION
Rut it is doubtful if Moscow cares half a* cd In First l.irutrnant
wards the »un
i to Nazi attack
He »*• railed to> acliv .'ity \ciir* rt*aiilrm* of Hanford, and, iroofs c.f that l>oak. But a busy
• Cold Smoke RroducU
GROWING MASH
MARGARET STANLEY much idsiut any member of to,- C om m unist Party in A m eri at Camp Croft, S. C. on Mm ■*», iiH-ldcnletly. nrighbora of oura. Ife means a happy life. Bo we
WRENCH|ca u* it does ubout one tank or one plane delivered to the of this year and Is serving iliure Dh. wo've had lot* uf nice nelgh- hope ll is with you.
BABY ClirCKB of the
• OIL HESS Re medic
rdlfH
luirs I'atsy graduntetj with thu
Hem can hr iiMrviaed. Ensign
Kharkov front
as Kzrcutiee Officer, Co
best quality.
tools
class
<
f
'33
from
nur
Herat
Ham
Byrd,
USNR.
II
1
2
Water
for cattle, bogu ana
"Military aid? Yes. Americans are willing that Russia 32nd Infantry.
The Fort Myrr« Nrw»
R A N G E Cad tie Peltot*
I'at says that when Shriman High Srhonl and went the fob Street, Charleston. H C
suggest* that candidates drfruln! shall have it m plenty ns u [Niwerful and proven ally against said what hr did alioul w a r . It lowing year to study nursing at
D OG C U B E S
poultry.
lit the recent election might apply Axis military aggression.
tipeaklng of books, hav* you
Rut a* for isilitical systems, proved that he had nrvi-i had the University of Maryland. Hinc*
/or "quickie" n m iiioo.ni.
Russia can have its fom m uiibm i and the United Stales will any rsprrienee in trying to luukn finishing her training al that In read “ Remember Pearl Harbor"
uut commercial credit reports at stitution. she has lieen doing spe by Blake Clark. If not. read tba
keep its loiistitutiunul R ep u b lic"
She condensation In the June ReadWe7l tell you where the lll'A
the end of each month. Well, t e cial nursing in Baltimore.
could really B a t e wimr material
don't suppose Hherman h*d any volunteered last January and was Sr’s Digest. Read It and remain
now Iwlng al.Bolutrly wasted It
surh meals as you rvp< rt at Inducted as s Lieutenant In the apathetic If you can.
could plan a han on neckties
Camp Croft, either, boy.
And Army Nurse Corn*. She waa sent
Another book |a one you ahould
probably no goober* In thrrw first to Ft. Hllry, Kansas for
1 M o a w I«•
If mlmlrnls come from inlutul state*, ns has been fa ce around Anyway, we’ rr fm you, about twu weeks and then trans aend your boy. it la “ The Com XM wr. m s r
Don't forget thl« other elect urn
ferred to Han Francisco where pute Sayings uf Jesus’* authored
Which Is coming up licit week. tiously mid tint altogether accurately said, then Navy en I'at, so here's good luck
A
she has remained- That's a grand by Hinds, a former publisher. W*
Kvrryon* who twllevc* in dr»m« listed men come from coastal states, if Florida's rating at
T%cy ahouhl eicrrlte hi* right toj the top nf national enlistment standing* can he taken a.*
Fashhii Note: Tkrre‘11 l«* lit spirit, Patsy We are proua that sent It to s bay In the hospital
Ttite.
tle change In men's pocket- this you are s daughter uf Seminole. am) he writes back that having
a criterion
yi-ar (Wall Street Journal/
— 1'aisy's address Is Ll Beatrice read It. he would not with to be
Flotilla leads nil states except the I’aeifit const stale*
t The
tony *r* I'ttii think uF
l> O'Conner, N 742-310, A.N.C, without It. You will find It at
our Ural took slur* nod it re
lor Amtririi tu I«ki«* thr « r i*> for enlistment* in the Navy and Naval Reserve in April
Kinchin I'owrra anil llnt>ert Grnrral Hospital Unit, 142,
tails, we believe, at |1.00.
tC listen to all thr win*- i*uv*j Florida maintained ir record csluldNhed in March when Messer left several week* ngu, I'.O.ST, San Francisco, Cal
prho Ufr U-Ilirnf hnto ll run In*
Jack Prtera, son of Mr*. U'Con<
lioth having aigtml up fm the
(he
number
uf
enlistments
jumped
Florida
from
IHlh
tn
| 9IL
We promised you Jennings
ner, finished High school four
Volunteer Officer'* Course
fifth place in nntiunal rankings
Klnchrn Is the son of Mr*. years ahead of Palay and want on Hurt’s new address *s goait go We
If anyone ran think of any vvny
That is in keeping w ith Florida's tong coastline, its Bradfonl Byrd and the late Ma to the U. of t . where tw took could get It Ho here It U —
tht State of Florid* can r*Uc lh* busy port*, its wutcr sports and the aggressive patriotism jor A. K. Power*. Before coming a course In Buslneaa Administra A m . tSiJet Jenolegi L. Hurt, JrTBonpjr It's lotlng from gmnlinr o f Its people.— Tampa Tim es.
to Sanford, Klnchen'* father was tion graduating In 1PBS. Jgck 14031611, Air Crape Train tog
,
rationing Leiklrs ■ Bulrs tax. «rr
a Major In the North Carolina had four year* o f R-Q.T.C. to Center, Santo Ago, California.
Would Ilk* Ui lir*r It.
lie ha* been for
National Guard. In IP 10 he lialp- Gainesville.
cd organite the Home Guard here ykhre Flrat Lieutenant In the O f
ThU lluto piper to
During
>s. Durin.
g the
In (Unfold ami held the rank of ficer* Roaarvs Corps.
True to Fm * .
Captain In (hat body.
Dui Ing nost year he ha* been studying thity of the
■Wh»t 1* • |ihmI itrfmKgm ul a
By MRS ERNEST HOUHIIOLDER
the Spanish- War he served U tba Jag-.* captotaey,— H*-wa* -railed ftee~ of-'T T U ll!« yjekL liawtI
frntlrmxnT"
NivalTlasenre al Wilmlngtmi, N. Jan. 23 o f ' this year and to Jennings was a bit apologette ne'
"A guy * girl (hs-iuiT kuuw very
Dli, you Soliflrrs, Humlay was a lirauuful (H-riscupe.
No March he was awarded hi* copa- er some of the cartoon*, but we
Kteadlly C. when Only 18 year* old
EXrttafigr
;bt the whole paper 'zwsfl*.
ocli u L-nuliful day! Wc sjHvit •hr •wain und wv wslche^l her wundrr Klncnen wants to dn h.t mlaskm aa captain. At the liras
V# any or you other aoidien
hit In this present war! Itu ho* Jack went with Unde Bam, liw
Remember thet.whrh you »«vr It un the Hi John's River— on ■ufr arrival In ;>urt.
already hail some experience,
hae- was vice-president and aale* man ’out there’, publication* or letter*
zpe
geeollne you in* Biving urr*. eml ‘ The Hkyltrk' with the. RcumllWe 'parked' the Hkylark by a Ing attendesl Riverside,
Everybody’d
llv
■
Blackstune ager with the Hently-Gray Whole for Oil* column!
When yuu ***e Urn you »re >*v
lata. So many uf you have en high flat loink.
Two cabbage M. A , Duka U
University an I Us* sale Dry-goods Company. Beegutlag ITJoher for Amrrtran liurnleo
, *
returning /turn Tokyo to Und mi joyed that boat, that hospitality palms grew straight out aeroas University of Florida. After en |y the O'Conner* had a cable
snd Just such ■ day. And let p* the water, or .rather, on* of them Hating, Klnchen wax sent to Camp telling o f Jack'a safe ar
he'.* out of to?*A euiiKTlher jsilnu out that n tell you that we talked of you did. The ulher hid under the BUndlng Reception Center, for 'aomewhere to -Oroat Brl
surface.
Thera were 'cracker* two week* and then transferred Scotland, Ireland hr Walea,'
And hap
century ago Amtricint consumed who have gone and those o f
etlil
at
homo
and
wished
fishing
pole*
aboard
ao
all
thy
pltae*
bring'
ui
ju
it
X
BOta
ably three ounce* of sugar •
th Camu Wheeler, Ca., near Ma
“ ■J# aj
a
men went ftthfpg—TToBi lB* deck.
fk, and add* that they never Jtvu ell were with .u*-—
li* can ba addressed, P*L of Hitler** muttocho- Jack
L/iVlng ike boathouse,
Lasy creature*, men. Wall, they Klnchen Power*, Co. "A . lot be addreoac l. Captain J. D.
K lM *
o q a th o u M o tl^ m d ictn
-^.nntatned about lire* Uien either.
PF0 *ught two bream. O m wo* pret Platwn, Tth' Tn»
_♦ Joatio, wo da hope you've
. —Titusville Star Advocate. Jloyt od Indian Mound Vlllag
On, Camp are, 0-30**11, D*L IC.Q.
B
d l j w e a r th e u n ifo r m o f A x B a rfc* >
we eaw, In a comer of oar *dl- ty big, w* gucoe. At least the Wheeler, Georgia. Another fu rp- Q O , 84), 8th Air Foito, / _____
they tough I
»
.o folly recovered, aad that you get
lln« men all etemtd to Utiak ao. It •r neighbor, a boy w*11
” alwaj
Iwaja 1061, % PM . New York, N X » trad picture a f Urn t r a d ' you
ware seal Ira.
There will be plenty uf duck* on tlp-to* peeping at u* over a waa about 6 I -l lathee long. The be 'pulling
pf
for*. Never f
tog ror*.
fri" ^ _____
os* hung fence.
other on* they didn't aay much that,'
down h e n next winter lay* th«
Klnchen, end here'e
L-Kli
Circling,
w*
went
on
end
passed
about
W*
didn't
think
much
of
Bureau o f Migratory Ulrda. At
Sanford'* own "j
l«
cllmnlngl
%
KMt aome Of our usual visitor* through the bridge. Remember It either. But to prove, boy*,
n S S f l
. p reducer, author
From Herbert Meseer co
•erva
ntaywrlght.
are not worrying about transpor the panorama beycndl Remem that the Seminole fbheymen are tht* newt. "TW* la tough
traveled
at,’ mra
t h ,k
M >W *.%
1)i
tation- And wtta ammunition be- ber the combination of blue wa the same a* you toft ■them, let all day. Feet
Broadway to Urate Bam'#
•• •
aer. . ? *
ecmlnr Increasingly hard to get, ter, quivering under brilliant M report that tht biggest fish
to the Navy. Sam. II
talng
1 months o
M I
n't have.much elec to wor- sunshine J The almost btf
Wind bl
sparkle! (Mother Netura1*
!la4.*i
diamond, you know}.
^ R f ’no folks.
the poealbUIUee U r groat masses of
sugar production,
and pipeline*
Only
train
- i ^ i s y noth*
O, D.
y eampe and
thWh.
"are being lotare
It la “ 8mall
e, Florida has
‘ an
i ihoee feet toughen up la a
t/
ty It ever ha*
i loee of Ita toar*
vlag IU real
Tht Sanford Herald
In I M
Be A flood Sport
Get Your Gun!
Lawton Reveals
S cU o^ T eac^ errras^ v
YOUR CAR ♦
Some Operators Fail Then Your Car Is
To pAinch Oas Cards Lubricated U n d y
Actual Dririnsr Con
ditions . . . Drive In
Today1
S. H. ENGLISH •
> GULF SERVICE
Bruwder’H Keleunc
t
GRADUATION COIFFURES
Am’s Mirasol Beauty Salon
IK.
SECURITY FEEDS - FERTILIZERS
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CAMPBELL'S
FEED & SEED STORE
Florida Loadh
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WHAT ABOUT YOUR SOMMER?
ss
BEHIND THE MEN
^jT/told
s • fa s *
'oaST*
away. IU
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M.
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�I
r t l D A Y . M A Y 22. 1942
’
THE S A N F O R D
H ERALD . SANFORD.
TAGK
F L O R ID A
1
lYt
i
Spring Expression
S ocial C alendar Recital To Re Given
SUNDAY
John II. Weir, ititr r»pr»»«nt t l m at tbe T w n w t l Organ,
lallon, will de/h'VT *n >>1.1r > at
the Court House at 2:30 I’ M Thr
public U Invited.
MONDAY
iri
f
Mrs. Georgs A M iff aIt wkU
Dr. and Mra. S. Pule* ton hare
present her stprsajion pupil* In moved from their home an MelBtl
Writ
their annuel hpnrfg KeciUl La the jcurtllle ^venue to
South Stile Primary School Audi*
tnrium on Tue-day night *t 0 ilA
Mra. J. J. Feacuck and two
daughter*. Utterly
and
Hetty
o'clock.
will leave today for Tarlwm.
An tpiusing aid sihJ intertiling Jane,
N. C. to Join Mr. Paacock and
program h*« been planned among mala Ihatr future l*>me.
whjeh vUI be tba
sketch onFriend* of Mm. Clare Sutuptr
tltled “ Mrs. klurply Isn't iU n t '
chtracts died by pujnb of Jtani’_ iI will ba . glad to learn that ab* i*
recoraring from a rveehl rtlnaaa
n«la High School including** Ilia* at. the home of h*r daughter, Mr*.
Kliubelh FiU. MU.
ChartotUI f.‘
A**iltad by the crow*. Duml-n trie. hr. ear. un-l
M o rria . on L ucuat A ven u e
True and Miaa Ann Stine.
| ""
in Wall lliiney'a delightful full •length fiMturr “ Dumb,
Aaothing erauiiag akruh which
Doudney. color, which will delight audience. »f ail age- ai III.
The Mi**** Erma
will be pm taled In two
Marth Em* rick and KJ1- teday ami Saturday
will be "Mice At
Flay”
uWhig
sl
have rwtumtd
pupil, of the Grammar
$r
rge for
State Collage
taking Ivan. Thtv are"
r 3 r I from FloridaTall.haaaee
spend
alU'
Ku.aeltrr. Mildr.,/ Turner. JimmieI Wom*n 10 Ta>Uh«M#e
Tbe annual piano recital In
■aetaorbun to lire. Karunr Hu in
“bridge Munson will h* given by
pupil* of the Fannie R. Munson
I'll no School in the
Seminole
High School Aulltorlum at U: 15
o’rlack. John Powell, Iiariteii*,
of Rollina College Conwrvatnry
of' Rualc, aaaiatTng. The public
ia exlended a cordial invitation.
The Truth See k m Cla«« of the
MethedUt-’ Church will meet m
the annei at 3:00 I' M
e* are Mm J. II Crawford. Mr,
“ """W f
JL F. Crenahew. Ur> (' J Mar. Ludwig. Krancea Cobh, M a rjorie1
riaon, Mra. T S Ruinblry Mr. Anderson and Jack
Ighl will
Friend* of Lewie Wright
„
There
will
be
no
JL W. Turner
be laUrtated to leant that he
charge
and
the
public
ha*
bean
ha* recovered from a recent IIITbe Int*r-d#nominal.un»l Circle
of hfoore'e Station will meet in attended a cordial invltatioa to naa* la tho Naval lloepltal In
the Chapel on llranlall Avenue attend.
Philadelphia, Pa., where he la
ftt 3:00 K M
stationed
with
the
lloapittl
Th* Red Cn>s- sewing r«M»m tn
Corps.
Woman's Club will l*e «pnn
•ored by the |i A II under the
Mr. and Mr* J Rosa Adam*
direction of Mr. C It llnweon
left today for Cartlaie Military
la U>o morning
The recital which was given Academy in Bamberg, H C.
TUKFIIA Y
laal night In the South Side Pri when they will witneaa th* grad
The Glad Iota Club. (I K S mary School auditorium by pypll* uation of their am. Orton, from
will meet at 3 (X) l‘ M at the of Mra. W G. Fleming'a T igree- th* academy un Monday
homr of Mra I. A Bromley on .Inn Claa*. wa. attended by a
Celery Avrnue.
MN Cheater Daniel^ aiid^aWTtj
i Large and appreciative audit***M re. G e o r g e A
M u ff.lt
will The program wa* varied and an* Warren, have returned from
preaent her etpreaaruti p u p tl. in lertaininw with each child per pa where they .pent a few day.
a recital in
th e
H“ utli
Side fuming in an. rtpert manner.
tglth Mlaa Rliisbsth Daniel., a&o
School auditorium at it-If- I* M
Special fhlereit waa manifest la a our** al th* Tampa MuoWT
The public la mvite>l to a tten d . ed in the dramatic road trig give* pal lloepltal
Tbe m o rn in g aeaaion
... . fo r the
, . , by Ml** Minnie Ruth Odham, a
Red Croea
u.» arwin.
.ewrne w.M lw d,rp Iwd
of ^
frMh|wl
S tu den t*
who
have
a rriv e d
by Mm Ib.y Till*-. The public ,0 ^
nf <Uwlno|,
from the Univ*r*ily of JTorid* in
invited.
the »umm*r
WFIINFSII LY
1 Adding to the pleaiurv of the Ualaaeville to aperxl rw
nl* Include
month* with their
Tire Civic Department ,.f th,-1 " " " • » « were the numben glren Frvd A. Dy»on,
Raymond
K*y
Woman1* Huh will have a rovernt (O'
‘*fncuif SUPU* ° f N l» ' Kader, Tony lluddlratun and IIuJ
dllh luncheon Im-ginning Bt I'*! Ml M a rjorie R o sa C o g b u m am i m sm - dy Dis
Dls^p.
P. kl. The rrrmimlrr of Ur »lay l*#rs o f th# H igh 8#hn*d G U s C lu b
will be s|writ m trwitiK for thr under the direction af Mtaa Doro
Mrs «
H Hlrnstn>m l»Uns
Rad Croat ||ti*lv«ir< are Mn. thy Sanford.
le a tt
turiujrrvvk
fo r
G afi
in esville
Mm Flaming he* eiprv**#d her w h ere *hr w ill « i t n e » s th e j t r*
George McCall and \1»• S F
[hiudnsy
appreciation to all thoae taking d u stien m m » r « *»f
U /•
t)m
part cn the program
rill MSIIAk
v e rsity o f
F lo rid a
on
Monday
vw aa,
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Sub Debs To Sponsor
Dance This Evening
Mtmaber* of the Gra Del ChApter af the Hub Ikeb (Tub are
•poaaorlng a rtance tonight In tba
Cky Hall from 8:00 o’ clock antil 12:00 o'clock, with muale for
daaeing to be furniahad by
Y. W. Y. Meets With
Mrs. Pearl Hansell
Mlaa Alice Ruth Whitley
elected secretary-trwaaurer of the
Y.W.A
of the Flrat Baptiit
Chunk at tbe meeting of the
held at the home of Mr*
Hansell an Monday avanlag, to fill th* vaeanev cauaad
by th* reelgnatlon of Mlla* Lot*
N iffer, who plan* U> Devve Sai>
ford
Flan* wt/e made far th* F<*v*
W#*k program ythkh wa* j»r»erotnominal rharge will be made ad at the prayer meating paivkae
for the dance which i* optional on Wedoapday bl^ tt It wa* vai
rnd the poblic ia invited.
ed to *end Anita Moor*, lb* Mar
H
I T Z
Today & Saturday
^DOUBLE FEATURE
present tor her birthday In June
Th* business session waa pro
ved over by Mi** Marth*
Wright, president.
Present were: Tbe Miaa** Ruth
Strang*. Rhlrtay Echola, Xilron
Bragg, MarJorU liodgea, Lola
Hodge*, Martha Anderson. Jean
Whig bam, Martha Wright, Ro
berta Even*. Aik* Ruth Whltbay.
t-ol* Nipper, Aim* Hamilton, Jean
Giles, e visitor, end Mm. A- JFeteraon and Ur*. Hooaell
m orn in g at w hich lim e her
D o u g la s, w ill lw gra d u a te «l
son.
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lb..
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arid o m iin g to
th r
l.iriil
R ill
S • •!«•> .niel
H u g h II i t Ih m
M i«e'hn A u rr and
P a tr io tic
G o o d s
H a v e
M rs I.
F.
Its Jinan and Mr*
C haster D a n ie ls a tte n d e d s re
union o f th e F a lrlis t la ss o f in#
M eth od ist C'hureh in I>el*an«l last
even in g a l w h ich m e m b e r s n f the
rls s* uf 16 years a g o w e re pi •>
t ilt
The
reu nion
w as
in the
fo rm o f a c o v e re d d ish supi>er
II N N vU M
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Expression Recital
Is Well Attended
The (M a in
p u b lic
«|>«Mking
sn,| ri|irt"t«iiin pu p il* «»f
Mrs
G eorge A
M a ffr tt w ill be p rr
s r n lr d in s r m t a l in ih e (Kir*l*»
H igh SchiMil st h II» I* M
Attem pt At S a botage
Droves To Re Failure
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car* i aii f h r rv«.l« b e fo r e
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to U* gi-u rra f ru tiu rn n g o f
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Social And Personal Activities
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Smith.
M. Beckwith, Jr,
fe e ' member* of the
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M rs. Mirtrs In rlu d r
M i " It .th
H a n d , e k e p r r * hl e n t ; Mr*
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tre a su re r,
and
Mrs.
lluiidlMb' . Iitegg a (ih v • ImiTIMI
F o r t y C hapm an, h l- t o n s n
Mini a ctu a l
r u t i-liu turn
TTa matting opened with the a r r iv r
(Urotkmalt being
rondurtrd by has i l v l p i l «*ii a b w l Tin* I * " -'
Mra
Hrnnan after »i.»eh b a ln g built f- a t h ir t y fo n t, h ig h
p a tr o l
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Mlaa Dorothy
Sanford k i h an spee«| ha ilm r
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built u f • m a h o g a n y ,
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preels lion .
s p ru e # and <*ik |*Un- cn II f o r
Mlaa Sanford presented n trio d o u b le
m ah ogany
p la n k in g ,
cornposail of the Miss#. Marty fr a m e * , a krrl an d itp m W h rn
IV tllni, Mildred Rubsnn and Ann th is b oat i« c o m p l r t n l it w ill l*r
vt IfTflna, who sang twu •..• gs, Iflkrn o v e r by th# N a v y and usrrl
and MUs Batty King who enter* as a p a tro l U*at a n d
w ill
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w ith a
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Hodge, retiring H crii.p t- m otor.
president, ws§ prr-rntol Mitt a
T h u r U o w||| ^ rt s om e lhe«»»y
paft president's pin b>
Mra w o rk but w ill d o th*' a ctu a l cun
Hocks;.
a tr u rtio n o f Utata w h ich w ill al
lo w th rm to g e t th e w o r k in g r «
p e ri# n r* so n e c e s s a r y
H a n s a re c o m p le te d
fo r
th#
PALM EH • P U RD O N
t w o alr^flan# in s tr u c to r s to g o
M n . H L Peck announce*
t o D u n n ellon
on
flu n d a y
and
■urrUge o f her niece. May
b r in g b#rk a c o m p le t e a ir p la n e
, t o A - C r o l g P ilm e r J r .
ThJa
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a ir p la n e c la ss e s n o w In p r o g r r f * .
U w i t h th e M a d ie u
The plane being b ro u g h t'to 'R a n Jack son .
last meeting o f
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DefcnNc Shop News
fo n l It
motor
COTTAGE COURT
• TBE
WHITS
PALMETTO
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k etW N *
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fW ABeetlW . Fbklag, Prl.tU S erofl. Ceffee
they .*4 ntUag Stetiea. Meal U yea ere .
werklag av ygeeUeaUg la Seaferd.
Law
.vaaklf or arowUIy retro, f raltkil reero* 1*4 *#*r1«*aU.
fl,,./. /f»/
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your ip i r ii* op . F lo r t h t io i
ha* regiitered m o d o f their
p ititrn * e g a im t im i l t l i o n !
A s m a r t g u y a ik e d one < f - u .
lucal d r u g ( l . t k . i f h e jit d som e
thing enappy In rubber l-an-Ja
•ml the clerk thot back, "N». l-ul
«.
have
eomtlhing
a»full>
rauhlng' In fly pepet”
V—it
dolhei will have a anappit. k>uk
and last longer if youll l*t our
Wife Having* Station b. your
laundress bctauie we hav* mod
ern equipment end employr*.
that
'know how'.
M*U immmrr ifyUt
’ lO ^ IO *
have the
Other Ventilateds $4.50 to $6.85
SEMINOLE
COiUNTY
LAUNDRY411
•1* W. Jri at
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• They’ rv (he lien .u lim u lu
co o lin g ijriiero w c know u fl
I be flow o f air through h u n
dred. o f h ole* a* you walk
keep* your lem peialufc-dutan.
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Gar Drenches
Fisherman, Who
Catches C o l d
r*
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Aaowcinfed
h u ll
ATLANTA. May ZJ__ You'ra
hoard about tba luck Wat flibcra u who only eaugbi a h U . . .
“ *»■’ W ill, Cana Grady o f Mampbia
ta tho nun . . . Angling from
n ennoa, Ha wna dranenad by tho
ayUth of • largo gar. tuned up
> M tl .morning with ■ dandy tata
of duLfflca , . . Happier waa
B «n L
Ix>p«i
of
W att . Calm
Bdddb i f . Ha caught no potnpaM . but on bia laat emit booked
and landed a 100-pound chunk
•f crude rubber . . . . Horne*
(Bad)
Benton,
Uniytnlty
of
Iflhyth Carolina pitcher, would
w ttd r play with Wiiuton (N. C.),
h k hometown club In thy Bl-State
Wagut, than tign for mart “ cof-
■s suss to vun
N I C K 'S
Pickkje Sion
Daar d r ; Umpire Red Jonra of
thd Soulhtm aBAodation twear*
to thli on*, rxlayod by Raymond
John ton of tba NAihvltla Tennet*
Mean . . . It kippened at liartow (Fla.) during apring eihlbitioai, and It'a no military taerrt
that It bad rained that day . . .
Came game tin t, and an umlra atrolled to tha plate at If
i announce baltariaa . . . Only
one t pee la tor waa In Iha atandi,
apd tba iimp Hawt e d . " pear.. Mr,.
E
tmUy'a-BBRp id d W - ou rnciinx.
o f wrt iT o d n a t."
Leagiie Standing
UATION
K5RAPHS
BATtONAL LKAUtK
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Id Id .III l.'hlrngn |t It III
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I'blrngo nl New Tork ppd
Bl Louie at Brooklyn ppd
111 IrburBh r( lloaton |>pd
:Their yoalhful iehool diyi will
llr» fotMvtr tn a ' picture
mad* b y
N. V
Liava
Uoalna
Dairall
H I .l t d Phil
IIQ1 .id Ml. 1.
1111 All Waah
It If.H I r.*hlragti
Rramlla VtaCarday
New fork I. irhlragu
PhlltdtlpbU II. Ilalrut
lloaton I, Ctaraland I
Waahlnflon A HI. La,
ROBERT L. COX
' PROTOGRAPHER
The Essex Studio
I f ! H» P * f t A va.
Pima. IT*
a
caurca Worahlf. ll:aa A. M
f 00 P. M. car til tau Endeavor
,
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Mornttc Berm on: -W hy wegbauld
Support tha Church"
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SPEAKER AT THE ( K i l i m A t
CMC Ill'll BUNDAT KH1IIT.
Dr. E. (1. Rover of lodtaaDpolla.
will aptah In (be ChRellaa Church
ar tha IX * o'cloch a.rvlci Bandar
church
ahooMha praaanr' for (Be
night.
Brtry a m b e r of
the
Evening Her vice.
■how yoar loco
loyally la
year church aad Bear tha mcaatfa
from Ikla man of God
lie on lima. Coma with a amlla
K n p la atap with Iba church.
c it u a c it o r b o d
ataara and Em Areouee
flay. W. C. Hoteamh. tailrr
Buaday Beboat, l i e * A MYoaay 1‘aopla, did* P M.
Alumina darelca. l i l t A I
Evening Bere lea. 1 ; tt P. M.
W.dneedny: Prarar MocIIbb. 1
• LIQUORS
• WINES
ImJ
bated tau tat day of May,
Sbort Iboagbii A m bail ptfyrra
go, Bab* Daklgroa k u boon movol
around ofU o tr than th* propoaoj
location for a victory cardcn.
UTTOURTASTS DEMANDS
THESSST IN
• SCOTCHES
kaaaa door on Iho flret
tn (ba month of
Jnnr^
lair, watch u tha u t t » r of
1M I
.
(to m oot,’* with a langur outfit
. . . If Hut broxJuoff docxa't »rt
lokoooa bolUftf, f * d don't nrod
to tip th# n i n N . < -
Cuff atuffi Tbt rumor foundry
bai Carl Soavrty of Corntll head(d for tho top ranching job at
JackaonytlU'a Naval air ■tali on
— If tb« hlgnal corpa docin't nab
him tin t .
With Bob Fallar
ploying on Ditty Dcan’a tram
Sunday
In Chicago1!
All-Star
game. It would team mor* afc.
Among the typewriter, rccelvtcl
by Iha Qubrtdrmiitgr typawrilcr
rmpnlr xhop at Camp Blandlnr
manaftctnrd in 11
SAVE COSTLY
REPAIRS
By
H a v in g
R tg u ltr ly
Yoar
Car
Inapected
and 8 « r v i( t d
H’s iMporUiit now—«nora than ev«r bcfor»—that you
taka cart af yoar car to maka It laat! H'b chtapor lo
Maintain yoar car though corrad labricalkm and rvgalor ckedi»upa than It la to ropalr or rvpUre broken
Hrta! Costa ia today,
‘’ Drive in for Free Inspection!
■APTtaT CMt n t lt
LAMM nonnoM
M. IL Marita, Psaler
■aaday be hoot, ta;ta A. M.
Maralag Preaching Bare lea. I l t t
B. r. y .’ u . t:H PM
Evening Bait lee, l:aa PM.
lift aad (uodaaaa etc Immortal.
Lei ut tata aha pa oar vlawa of
ttltlcnca lato levellneea. freahneou.
and roatUamliy. rather than lata Coort. alharwtao a
Daaewa Fra
■«> and blliai. — Mary Other Eddy. CoBfaaa* will ha aalarad agalaot
U hereby ordarad tbal Ibla
Kollra bg gubflabed la Iba Baa laid
II araid, a hawage per pmbllahng la
Benlnele Catnip, Ftabtda. one*
aach woab far lour (I) cwbaaatlva
warh a
w i TICEgg a r baud and official
> *«d■ not Iba aid of foratya oraa- aadl a i I t a f a t i la Iba Caaaly of
maat
•amtnola and R ato at Fjorlda, tkla
li ui la whoa unadoratd. adorned
Iha moil, k
_ Clark ctroall Court
BURDlCJC. D. C.
(Offtrial boat)
r
■ANFORD AiaKMBLT OF B ad
U it tticharuaou Paalar
Utb at. * Laa rat A vp
Buadap Bchowl la aa A IL
daaday Morning ivaraalp Ilia*
Chrlat Ambatcadara. Tdd p. M.
KeaayalUlla Barela#. l aa P. M.
Prmyar Maallay, Wadattday ( :H
of God with Iba flee. W . F. Duacaa ar Allaatla Oily. Haw Jtroey
aa tpaclal apeak.r. Tbit It (bt
flrtt ttrlaa al matllaat la tba Btw
localIca ar iba rkirch wblcb hat
Itcaatly b a n
veered
aad reMadeira.
A apoclal Inellatlea la ailaadad
ta all lo aatar Iha mlalalry
ia
aony aad Iha Ward or God of tbit
capueble mlaltltr or Iha Uoopat
•arelcaa bayla promptly al l:d* P.
II. with a Goa pal Boon darvtao lad
by iha pa•lor. t. ft tflehacdaoa.
w r ite r
,Mt
UEEd I P X
P
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v a ts
BCJAAPBOWK
Pinch Krai Grncory Id tgmia
bnjkng grwra nod drind
lonrdp p*yiBf
morn tkxn Inn* yonr.
c o il
n an cM o r B B u n h a o r labia .
o w n a n t o r b l a v ia m a i m ,
aiie D i r n t i c r o r
bemibolm
m m , p l o m id a . t o b l b c t
- t
BEAUTIFUL
DEER TONGUE!
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GROCERY
fo g
“ L o n g .W c * r l n g ”
Alt popniar piylen la
that rtally (11 year
AMtNAJAH.^Tmcua1-
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amno DO.*
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EXTRA CASH
Tha hamair of hollacaa kaa doaa
■wre, aad will do m e n lo raaoa.
■ tin iha world
_____ ______
aad_______
bring la
laat lay rlyhloonaaaoa than nl
other ayanclaa p al toyatbar.
A Bl'PKJIVIAOM O r AAlp M B .
TBUI7T.
AIGTIL'E IB If lUtEBT GIVEN
that a rattling o f tBt owatf* of
lan.lt til tail IB BLAVIA DRAIN
AGE DIBTfllLT of Bamlnolo Coma,
ly. riot Ida. will bo bald al Iba of.
l-ra of A. DOHA dk BOMB la told
GUlrlct al laa o'cloch A. M. oa Iho
lllh day of Jaao. 1ML for iba
ptirpeee of alacllag aao aaparvlaor
far told Dlatrlct for a form
of
tl.llu r t wtleomt.
thrao react, a t
which
alcctloa
•eery acra sf land la tba Dlalrlcl
TEB PUVTMBIOE BAPTirr
ahaIf ropraaaal oao i oharo and
rHlIRCB
>ach owner ahall bo faallllod lo
Laard Ava.. al Ninth BL
euta la naraan or by proxy la
Oaoryo b Zltmer. Paelur
writing duly algaod for avory acra
■ unday achool. lt:M A. M
riNBT PMEIBVTEIUAN (HI'BCR af land owaad by him la aach Dio.
T. IL Mlddlalnn Bupi.
i riel; Board tana may
rapraoaat
E
D.
Urewnlte,
D.
D
.
Paator
Morning Worahlp, tl;00 A At
ihair warda. aiaculora aad admlal*
n
Huaday Barvleaa
UT.IL 1:11 p.M . Mr.
r
•iralora may ropraaaal aalalaa of
Buaday
Be
heal.
I
l
l
AA
d
.
Taylor. In chargo.
dcraaaad paraaaa, and prltalo for*
Marnlag Worahlp, 11-00 A t M.
Etanlnf Barr Ire I at PM
puca llama may ba rapraaanlad by
Jr tauu» Pro.tr. »•*« P.M. Jdoadayi W .M .I).
their offteara ar dair l l l t w h i d
ittaai -ATOalBM-JEBIAktBk l ;H P.AL
Afdata Tba Mwaara or a maforlly
Of Iha^naaaaBO Jndladtd la yacb
IHatrlrl ahall be noewaaary la Doa tANPOMO IUIHCU o r - GOO
tlllule a dttaram for Iha parpooe
Golly Avenue al Blllh BtrtOl
of hoMlnp tuch election.
liar. (.’■ D. Ilairlt Paator.^.
Sunday Bcbual, l l .t t A. M.
JOHN JIDDA
■trenftr~
ITee Ideal
Preaching Hardee. !!:* • A. M,
ITIAIlLCB T. NitfLACK
WadnaaAny Evening Prnyar Barr I I . C1AJNTB
vice, t i l l P. M
rOHOBEGATtOHAL CMUBCW
Am llanrd of dopareltora
Corner Park Avarua and Ird Bt.
Aforalag Barvlca. 11 ;B0 A. M
CMl'ECM
o
r
TEB
BA
HAN
EMM
Monday Behoof, f i l l A. M.
P. ra. NKIEGN • PAHTOU
Barmua by Iho gaalor.
Buaday School. Id.M A. AC.
1‘raachlng gorvkia. 11:00 A. AC. aad I IBCLIT
(C I'B T .
BEMIBOLM
PAOLA WBdLMTAN METHOOIBT
I 00 P. M ovary Sunday.
CnUNTV. BTATM OF FLOEIDA.
CHURCH
Ml.l-w.ab Pray.r Bar.lea,
Wad.
tlb R I V I I U L CIBCLfTl L EAN.
-Welcome Cbapcp
■ id P. m
CENT.
R a. II, M. Hankie, Pa.lav
There la a b.arty welcome A.
■ ILL FOE DtVOBCM
■ undftf (ichool. 19.9# A. M.
walllag you In Iha aacvkaa
^lUaga M EofL
1
‘IIAIILKB
B SMART, Plalotlff
I*r«*«hlng Awrtle#. Il:#9 A. M
VA
Maimon Wjr Oil r««tor.
Lola
IA IT
It and
U d< Lake Mintd,
a
linn
a
NKU.E
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Defendant
KvmnftllRtle •#f>!r«o
L*>riT« x d i x K d i H METMODirr c m u :
ralalM
gSa. A
In lb. name o f
tba Blale
af
I>«jr Kveiling l i f t
1.
W
Aualla.
paaiar
yi.irida—Oracling
a:
Thi lltrU eliurrhIn lb*
Wild*
Church School d II A. K.
»«F. FWtdP
T« Hoar lu ll. . imerl.
. . . . . . R.
. T. D. t.
wood aiUnda m w«lcom« ta >IL
Carl Rradbury, .uparlnl.ndtat.
AlJdOl .
Elba, C a lf.. County. Alabama
ruung Paoplu' dilating 1:1
lie ginning nl Iha M«f(hemal (nr
M la ordarad that
you.
Roan
HALVATIQN Ala It V (PI eII EL
M. Mr. 1. V. Kl/nalrem. proaM
bar *f BOH *d Section
llrll. Kmart. Uefrndrni haraln. ap111 t H I Hocond llrati
Pray.r m.atlng Thurrday,
•hip td Booth. Edna* M
l»r> lo tba Util of Om plalni filed
Capi Gaargt Wooda In rkarga
Booth ii W (Onbrn mor*
hrrrin
by
C
lam
r
I
aa
ft
Bmtri.
Plain.
■ under Hcbool. d ill A M
Kw Booth U*4 of Bdnford Orari
(Iff. ua or before Jana le|, dial or
Pray.r Barvlca 11 : 1 a A M
a
drrr.a
pro
confaaao
wilt
ba
tak. F L . • ;!* P. M,
FIMBT iH l R t H OF L'MEUT
tend againai you Appear In perHlraal Matting. t:M P M
atlEMTIlT
i n o or by nlloraay.
Eaangtlltlle Baraka. T;4a I' M.
Sunday Bebwol. I I I A M
II la ordarad that Ibla notice ba
Coma worahlp with aa
Morning Barvlca. II :M A. M.
pabllahad o are t week far fpir
Mlaa Elliabeth llatbar will ba
Wad atoday avaalog aarataa l;M cunaacullv* warka la laa Sanford
la rbarga of Iba atrvlcaa
I' AL
llarald. a ' nawnpnpor
publlebed
Reading room Aoura from I:dd lo In Bnnford.
Bamlnula
County,
l.a« un Tuaodaya tod Frtdayn.
MOLt CNOta EPflCOFAL
Plarlda.
"BOUL AND OODr- to Iba ta b
CMVECBi
Dnna and ordarad at
Hanford.
led of Iha Laaeeit-Bermoa wblcb Mrmloala Coualy, Florida Ibla Idtb
liar. Frank E. Pulley. Racier
will ba root In Charehoe of CbriaL day of ApclL i|«t.
Holy Communion. I lf* A M.
BclanlteL Ikrouahoat Iba world oa
-Ckurrb Hcbool 1:1) A. Al.
•»w*ar, Mop 14.
Morning Bcrvirc, lit** JL. AL
° clpdM»*fciS,,'rtarlL
Tha Golden Tati laf “ Why art
T. P. 1. L 1:1? P. M.
Ur: 11 L BURDICK.
Ihou real down, u my aoulf anal
CHRIST M illio n . LONG WOOD
Do paly Clark
•hr art Iho. dlaqulrltd
wlikln (Official Baal!
Evanlag I'rayar, I H P. M.
maf hope thou In (Jwd: for I ahall
[-ESTER II All flit
yal prelee him. who la Iba health
Ortaads, Fla.
FULL OOBPML TABEHNAL'LE
my counlaaaaaa. mad my God"
Ta iha left *4 Orlando rood Jual of
tP.tlma Itllt).
karoo* iha mat aIat-light
Amaag Iba tltalUaa which cum.
liar. Itabart IL l(a*o* will ba la
prlta Iha Laoaan-Barmow la Iha fa),
charge af both atrvlcaa.
lowing from Iho Elblai "lie turn
Bunday:
Unto Iby raaL O a r oouli for tbs
Sunday School. |:4I A IL
Lord balk dealt bounttfelly with
Mr. A. WUbeldt. BnparinlaodanL ibaa.
For Ihnu haal dattvarod a r
"Our tail booh la lb* word of Ood aoa| from
■ m e n t f a ffU M n w
deallh. m ist ayea (ram
— Bring your Dlblax"
Morning Worahlp. I I ;N L M
Jr. and Or. Tauag People# BoThe Laanon-Barman alee Include*
tlatlaa. T:44 p M.
Iba fallowInB pmtaaga from tho
Eaanln gBarrlcan l:*d P M.
Chrlallan Belaat a textbook.
TklWadnaaday
Mtd-waak
Barvlca. onto
and IIa*lib with Kay la Iba
*:** P .■AL
Bcrlpiuran- by dtarr *nk*r Eddyi
Coma and worahlp with un All "U fa I* Ik* )«w of g * « l even tfc*
ur* walroma.
Ixw of lb* aplrli of Trulk. nod
*
_j
i*
pwi
■oul la navar wilhont It* rapra.
TEN FIB XT MXJinowtFl CMURCB rrntallvr. Han't ladlvldmal being
USED
ADDING
MACHINES.
CASH
RECISTRRS.
D
U
E
S.
Cor. Park Ava. a Fifth tL
can no move die n*r dlaappamr in
. Dr. W. p. Sukrmaa. Paator
>*l for
CHAIRS, F1UNO CABINETS, TYFEWRITEES, SAFES AND
N a d a r be boob t i l l A M
bulb era Inynovtar (p
Pvmd a a MdXay, BxparlplandOFFICE EQUIPMENT OF ALL KINDS.,
n n r r u r r i r r cm vm af
W IV n rook a. Jr. |.aalor
Park Art al Kb Blreal
■ under School I II A Al.
Alomlag Worthlp, II A Al.
Tralalag Union, T;M I* Al.
KeanlBB Worahlp, Alto P.M.
Wtdnaaday Barelrc. I It I’ .M
Ear phoata ler Iba bard of boar
p. i w o r d o h .
cttrtl
Clrami I Coert,
nolo Caaaty, Florida.
(Official doal) i
p. U .; toyla "CatlMlaoa
Wlo Otb*ra>
Choir practice. al d:d*
A cordial lavUellea lo ■
.tw ic e . of tata chartA
Evening Worahlp E l l o'clock,
It all rmahx or Ufa Iba bum.I
aarmon by Rev. IL C HBlaaop Dli- heart yamrno for Ik* btanllfuli ao4
(rial Bupcrlattadaat. dhMlawIag tha Iba laa a IIt al Iklmga tbgd - Odd
aorman (be Pourth Qanirtarly Con- mahaa nr* l(U tu t ^1 * nil ^nlOm~
faranta will ba bald. Rev. Mr.
Hoi mac prreldlng.
Wadnaaday i Pray Maollng, Add
«y rulilvmlng tba bonntllnl •<
Classified Advertisements
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SANFORD
STAMPS
H E R A LD , M O N D A Y , M AY
M em ber A n socln lrd
I’ rrr-j
u*1 wLhj'Nazis Suffer Huge Losses A s Reds
Damaged[Crush German W edge Past Kharkov
eit StOwell Says
Allies Must Re*
take Burma From
Successful Enemy
realfUaca. Tokyo raportad.
Meanwhlla, Oaaaral
Btllwell,
aafely out o f Sanaa, said today
tha AUiad Nation* took a beat*
Inc lh*r* aad mult ratak* Burma
Taoihan and other point* In wastarn Ynnnrn IYoaiac* yaatarday
.wbUa, far to tha ***t, Ckloaaa
’and Jipanesa
*oldkra foojh t
f iragely In Chaklanc Proving*.
(Ala*** dl*patch** *ald *lghl
bombars aacortad by tlx flgtalar*
bombed 1‘aoahen. Tha result* of
tha raid* Lbera aad la other Yunp*a point* war* aot stated In the
Koeh-an I* tha next objective
of Japanese fore** fighting on tha
Burma Ilaad In Yunnan Province.
Tha Japan*** column* la Cheklanf Provine* art » Iminx
at
rXinhwa. provision*] capital o f tho
Also Claim American
Cruiser Was Down
ed In Coral Sea;
Amboina Is Raided
In Tokyo the Japanese governmerit tndiy announce*! a 33,000*
ton battleship of
the
North
Carolina type was dsniagrd and a
cruiser of tie Portland class was
sunk In the Coral Sea engmgtmen..
There is no evidence that a
United States l«ttlr*lip
was
near Ihs Coral Sea whrr* 13 or
21 Jrp ships wtrdTsunk nr hit In
running hatlle* in May.
,
Meanwhile.
gnat
American
bombers piloted by Australians
service any time ~*.n, r.. u. rnadc# a f IJUO mile round-trip
CarhrrJ clerk of the Seminole hnoilnng raid on, the J»|*m»rse or•
’CootHyOraft B r.rd. .lecjaaed kial- copied DutcW Islaml^of Amboina
and *h«d dnw»» three *ero fighters
unlay.
Tha tlaaalfieatlon of men re in flames after hlsdlng enemy
ceiving Claaa I notieea will lie- shipping In the Drlmr at dusk
pend on taro factor*— thalr phyal- a communique said last night.
It was the second raid in 10
ral examination* and their order
days on the Jung lee lot 1ed Island
number. Ragtelranl* whnac order wjrtch lie* about halfway between
numbera are well hack on t/o NeW Guinea ami Celebes In the
Hit o f tha 1801 In thla croup In exotif smith seas.
tha county may not avan recalra
Other raiders struck at
the
thalr cant* notifying them to taka much-bombed Japanese base of
leal teat
their physical
1««t for aevrril |jie In tie northeast shore of New
(atari. 1
Man who . Guinea
months, ft W** ilatarL
__ ___
demolishing
airdrome
tr t Claka I rallnfm will not b* ] baildiaga »nd severely damaging
put In 1-A until they pa** the; two grounded Japan* *e hnmhers.
ht fighters rose to challenge
phytlral exam. »nd thin are not’ ~*_*lubjeet to rail until the te.t .< ] the Allie- ,nd sh«it one attacking
plane from the air
paaaed.
Another Allied planr «»• lost at
Eventually the reentrant, who
.........
are put to Claes 1-A will lie Aml*otna. *hi«l as* the site of
railed, but It may h* ((•yeral . the soeontlgry Dutch naval liase
month* from now areordinc to lo the Past ln*l»e* Iwfore Japanese
tot th« i«larvl
thalr (landing in the Hat. Three setThe
huge Allied planes found
men will be Intregated with the
the Js pane.r ready for Ihr at
I-A man t f the flrat ami *«cond tack on Amboina harbor and they
refie tratione, and the allotment dived through a hravy rorw-rritm
of tbo third group to he called lion of ground fire to drop their
wtU ho Sotannlnod by percentage, bomba. While the attark wa« be
U was said,
u,
ing p re.rd home, the *ero fight“ Tha Boapd U ahead o f ikheri. era were Iwpt at hay by Withering
fire from the bombers hut the
Japan**# traled the homing Altlmr »hlpf rod fobied hattt* about
BO mile* from the hair.
Soviets Claim Croat
A ttack Is R ollin g
Forw ard, Ask F or
M ore C.S. I’ lanes
HITLER'S LA S T“A C E -IN -T H E -H O L E
A
PINCER
DRIVE
O N
B A K U
POLAN D
C A S P IA N
X
SKA
R U M A N IA
flR A S
S Y R IA
T U N IS
HEDIIERRANi
i t 'l l '
o o HUlt\ ewueu*./ *>•*»ei n i * i
A eaar/eoo^ o a J t c n v i i
Samuel R ogers '^ernmoie County V oters Will
’ About 250 Youl
Select Representative Tuesday In Seminole A
Judge Ware Named Reveals Duties
cted T o Sit
Of Sanitarian
[Head Of Hospital
Vp poi n( s
And Camp Council
Tt* Chinas* wore battling dee
ps rately In front of KlaLawa. tha
^iM t Important ^military, Ocoooenk
Food,
Milk.
Watt*. 15 To Servo On
.^speck'd it> Recreation Group
O fficia l
**• tarn China remaining In Chin***
hand*. Japaaaao p lace*, covarlnx
Japan*** afranca, war* bombKinhwa. alraadj badly dam-
»
Of
I ’ nit
Samuel Rogers, i
lli«* Seminole C«iunlv
tail.! ihe llntarv Clul
Ini weekly lur*rhe**r
County Is Praised
For H lgl^Purchase
S
blic Is Warned
Danger Caused John Fahs, Stale Administra
tor of th* Florid* War Saving!
By* Gas Leakages
Staff, ha* attended hearty ronstamp* la th* first 14 day* of
tha month. V. A. Bpeer. chair
man o f tha sale* crjmmlUee, re
vealed Saturday.
" 1 want I# congratulate (he
county on being the first In the
aU ls to ^iaabM _ l u . May nuou
In 14 day*," Mr. Fah* wire.)
“ Thi* I* a wonderful record and
on* that will mean much to the
war Barit
During Uw first 14 days, over
178,000 waa torts tod In bonds
ami stamps ■la tha county, not
taclndlag tha Mtaritlaa purehas-
wo* com [voted of Dr
II
Huhrraan, Dr. E. D- llrownler
and tha Iky, Father J. J Krll
axhan. Mr*. F, E. Koumlllat. as
chairman of th* local Hed t'roee
Chanter, praaided a* temporary
chairman.
Tha council I* iponaorol by the
Rad Croaa, but will b* han.llc.1
through lb* field director* of |oral Army and Navy Baww. then
by maintaining tha Idantil nf the
various organltatlon* partlclpal*nf ; _ -----— -—----- r -----,
.
AH parsons and organltatlon*
nM represented at the Friday
?
"5 , r * ..tl>v<t^ . 5® *.»
irndLt^ » « *
» hlch
bo bcld In In# n«ar futurv.
* {i
" 'E
®T*
J * 1'
n . ,!?*?■ J * ;.* * e r t i * ! 1,
Bm ralaeL M t a L ^ B a d t U ^ * " ’
rM
ahra
't»
Cu Z '
||lu»lratinc the i i*.
•
,j„nr
he r» vi.*ii i » .
V (VI . . . I ... 1 1., Ca. .1. II . ...
taminate.1 water had ic ...U « it rank r...... . I .»• iw«*.i np|M«...i.-.
foon<| |n ,h|, r „ „ „ i ) » ff..i
vice ch.it it.no i h o
commit let\, om, 7 0 0 pcr*»ne and that *f<
fall* 11n.h r 11..- It.vt.om of llooo
and C01010 .1n.lt ,»f il.o Itefrn**
| |nvc,||0 tlott and lr.alm . in
Coonc(1, of wl.i. I. M i.
A
\V
I contamination had lawn r b n
Knot 1. .lot.....a..
I
Appoiotg.l
I..
.
.
.
.
on
the
ron.
1 Th* sanitarian i« r.|wc.nlU • •
miltre a.r \|r- I I llmmolli.f
j frntfj w|,h the pr..lection „f
Mr. I I! I>|- on Mr. M tt
. >nJ ml|k K ld to th. iml.li. M
Smlll Mm < It I .lull Mr. II
groerric. ami .U .r.c .
\Y ll.x l.r
1 .....
Illnyf. Id. .
und„ hl, n M lln , (n.prcllnn. ...
•’apt lle-eirv tVo-l- lie ,
VI C
anyone with a coiaiuuuuablo ... Itm ni. Fitbcr .1 J KrtUyhnn
, r . „ fotim| h*m||jni. ..« i,
Vcl South I It ...........
II
l|u, „ u promptly ......... . ’ ■
ward I I . , -o.l . i J IY:>e
Ihelr further handling nnt.i
disease i. correct c l
||i\ Roger*, who wi« niMi«in"
by (i. A. Speer, program rUn
lia* .,n.| I •••iiiui Mlal -Ml
|altman, aald that wherever twr.1 n.e«
Mffil. • * *le| I If*[Mil I Knat ,WMI1
I* found It la promptly .le*tn.|..
f.*r
’ ..!»• foimrrly «*rr«i|iir<l h)
H h i d I.i
I 'l'M p r i im| I i g i l
Cum
,h* 1 • W V m V k e l fournl .ell
Ing had meat. It given a warning
1 I'iioU llnwkr* Slorr
V
i
(Kit
fl«*
Town
If
alt
0.
Grnrvii
but * fl,T »h* warning ha. I— '
f taininit11it v llnuaf* 7 ( huluiilti
Uni*npt‘* Flor^. H (;ul<!rn*nvfl
I f'.iioinnily llmiop.
fjh ,
Georgs Bolllne recommrn.l.'.
| ••ogwiMfil Town Hall
)U
M ln aSk . Mrs?’ ^ a ^ ? * wmiam e lh* 1 th*
Cluh ho11 n ,N“
Ukr
Murjr—-Gommunily
IIoubc
andM ra. A™"B. B M a e u k a e rid* soma U n a In the near f-i
II Alt monte Spring* ( ’ornmuol
Also Miw.'J n r iT u h e n Mrs tur* •0<1
thalrnmly llmiai* 12. Fnrr»i
ILA^ P i r I b ^ ‘
« ' w iT * committee to handle th.
g air - Cut king" l(ou*r. 1.1. 81«vla
eLT
CkaruT' I i n J r Z
Praald.nl It W. Hu
St«ukn‘ a Slnr#. 14. K*rn P*rkII. H. Coleman and Karl.
M ajotr I l a r n r l l ’ a h m ifp . |&. O a r r o U
wtr* also named to the
JtL
“•
R elief Funds Asked
Mrs. J. A. Vara, Mr*. U M.
Bwaln, Mr*. J. 11. Crawford. M.
B. Smith, J, S I Chtlr WhlU,
C. J. Roatpb, If. t L Him*-. Dr.
R- W. RaprachL Dr. OL W.
Buckar, B. F. Wbitoer, Bar. V.
H. Grantham, M ba Oua*l* lllnv^ 'v*.
« r r - i ffllh ir - t
K
K
*‘Y i
a .i
) Law*/ ’si n.
*"■
• Tka following 1* a Hit of aup-
7
olfirr
rag.
A motion picture called "Twitl
tha Cup and th* LipM, illuetmiIng tha danger* of uiuanllary
condition* In raotooraat* and dr. c
•tor** aad tha measure* for mrratting such ^ndlllcns, con*l>l*>l
* ? * , supanrUIng ,n
P. PW.S StOTtne.
engloaar o f tha, U. S. Nary, *Utloaal la Baalord, waa Intraductal
by Cbariaa Marriwn. Mr. Morrlaoa, a— lta fiil by Harry Ko-
gy ™ " . ;.
IHear
loike otrrrrn (!•
Wi l l
lit* Chairman 01’
Relations Group
i»i*.i
on I
* ••unit
nllrilliry.
hrt^
I . • ti Mfi|M*in|i il • h n iriitH ii o f t h r
I
-ill,•
•• tin I 'llh lli |(t In liotia o f
IIf* |la f« n>«• CfMlO. 11. ( hull limn li
lt |\.|»i of tin* ron 114 ll n vt nlr*i
line morning
Tin* a|i|»ointmrnt
Hu. mholi* bv II K. Ilorria, broil
of
llo*
Information.
Ktluralion
no.I Mtirnlr «IKl*ioii. umlrr which
Ihf frln'*^l|a gr*»ni» full*
IIm ia h n h lr l a i| l)lir « will
n««|iiAint Iht* ou h lli* with
foaturca o f ih fi'n a i* plan*
h
rung nn«l itl*n l o r o o i l u c t a
’’•iwnkci *a I ur» au“ . Mr. I'opo
anitl
Program* will l*r arranged
Mr. J. tv. Daniel. Immediate! IIEIINE. Hwlltrrlan.1. Mav 2 5 .; whrrrhy ijuahfiril orator* will
na-t prr.l.lant of tha Oampball ,R> '• I’ l-rra- I^v«l c..nf.-»rcd rnlitrht«n thr imhlir on many
losAing Unit B3, American Ivrglon •*“!»» In I'ari* with ticn»«>. n( topira ilcaling with varioua types
Auiiliary, Mr*. 0. tV. labill, prrti- flclale, who are Incrva.ingly m il |of f/rfiriac.
dent, and Mr*. C, I, .Irwin, ehah ral nf hie slowness in bringing! ■Many governmental artivitiea
man of tb* Poppy Day aal*. title] France into full r llabnrallon. t are not fully umleraUMki by the
morning announced that tt* »*l* I A n . .mirrre racalvnl hints tho l»mplc.** Mr. l*oi»e caplalncd. *H
hald on Saturday was “ very itx- | Vichy chief nf government might l« the duty of tha Defense Coun*
cessful” .
"
•
i
stop nut.
Vichy rumnre said rll to nrovlda Ju»t at much help*
Otr*r 2,000 popple* w«ra »eld *|ul1
Dortot, eoramuni.l, might fill Information at poatlble* sml
a Urg* sum raalliad, it
w*. rnttr ,hn p„ , en, ment or form hi. the Halation*
divialon
should
staled. ApprecJMIon baa bran V - own rollalrarallcnlat rrglin. In render valuable help In this Im
portant duty, We Kara got to
realise we are In an all-out war**.
EVERY ONE COUNTED
HUY WAR BONDS
^a w vw e a w
COOPEH8TOWN, N. Y., May
28. (Ah—Old baseball rule* pro
WASHINGTON. May 2 S - W V vided that whan a ball was lost Amerlcan* w{U ask by th* Trgaa team wa» given fhra ralnotos sury lo Inrast |MO.0O(5.OOO In wen
to find ll bafora • hew ball could bond* naxt mantle It wx* i*a
Poppy Day Sale 1
, ' lnts /Vyen nerre
Pronounced Success, l-av»l May He “ Out
Rubberless Tires
Prove Satisfactory
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PAGE FOUH
Braves Tally In Ninth To Win
* Thriller From Cmcmnati, 2*1
m a
Student* Will
DOSTON, <tUj 20—OPJ^Johnny Coony’a third hit in tha ninth
inning far* Uta Boaton Brava* a PARKERS’ MARKET
S to 1 victory ever Cincinnati
yesterday after Al Jevery and
a r wo u r
Johnny vender Haar itaged a ■ u r o iabe r o*TATr
rs a a n tr
tight aaran-Innlny* pitching dual.
M ta ttrr
Tbrra waa no arora until tha a i K S L u r a a v t r a v i t and
aamlh Innlny. whan double* by ml wv inn o na*r Alea tatliOln rA.. r oM.n r War
Ernie Lombardi and Frank Da*
___
■urea bfwuybt in tha flnt IIrave* m *0,u tW<1
l. d. * m
,fo n . .
- • '
J e w ry had pitched eight acoreI Innlny* and had allowed but
hit* whan tha
Cincinnati
cam*, to .bat In tha ninth.
n b h on# out, successive ilnylaa
b r Frank McCormick,
Lfcttnir
F re y and Oaory* W alker U*d tha
aeorw and Johnny Sain took over
I ha Boaton pitching, retiring tha
FLORIDA
PR O D ier*
DEAN*—Bu Her Teaaertreee, ora
te fey ll.M-l.U
n c irra —ikji. tiun u«.<te Du itpr
ft.ti*i.#f
CAllll A(1B—Ton. eulk ltl.ei.IM *
CAniUrnt—l>o* Bun lie-tie tin
tlpr. l M-l.lt.
CCLEttr—Crete*, ord to I n III*LU
cucuuD K na—na> itp r or* o> te r
tn - i.r i
Eodll.AItT—Bn Itpr Ord I* te r
ll.Se*t.tS Crate* fey II.M-S C*
a iU l’WItUIT—De* U. a, CnniU.
t i l t Bag* ll.ll rto I (tee n**a
fi.ee
o n A Jiu r:-n * i u. a c«mb n s a
U*(I tl .tt Me I si rs liea* |l IS
TrAB, m asker*—He Itpr. |i TS1*1
t'K i-rcna—Dn
jip r.
st.n-i.sa
1111*1. Or<J to fey tie* .tee
I-OTATUK*—Du tl pr Red Dllee
il.tt-i.u
HQUAHII —Du Itpr. Yellow Crook*.
Ill-IS A Uu Itpr. While 1 1*(Then Cooney, with two out, got
t.ee
h it third hit of tha game, a TOMATO Ba— 14-ts L b Crete* O H
alngle to center, to acora the winla fey t!.Ti-t.** Lai a* (I.H-I **
1* Ik.. Oerteaa 11.11
M M run.
,
>
* With Elntrr Riddle pitching for
Cincinnati in tha ninth, Ernie
lombardI walked and Al Roberge
tan far him. Demaree sacrificed
Roberta to aecond and Chat Rota
wan glrm an Intentional walk.
An error by Eddie Jooet filled
tha barn*. Clyde Kiutti, pinchhitting for Sain, foread Robtrge
at Aha pi*ta on a grounder to
LEAVING IT TO FANS
Dodgers Barge To
8th S traight Win
BT. LOUIS, May 20, (A*»—'Th*
BL Lcula Cardinal* have takrn
a vote of the fan* to ire what
nnOOKLYNi May 2t>-(/F>~
tim e doubl*-hr*d*ra thauld be Vha Brooklyn Dodger* barged to
•tertod.
Ihelr eighth itr a lf h t victory yeeterday with an eaiy Q to I tri
umph over th a LhsMtan-*C)i>«The velerprj- Curt Davie filched
•la-hlt bell and for the eecomt
eucceulva gtm * the only run
►cored ersln a l Brooklyn wet a
homer—tnle one by Fhll Cavaretta In tha eighth inning. It waa
Davit’- fifth win agwlnet on* de-
GRADUATION
PHOTOGRAPHS
T heir youthful aehool day* will
Ilea forever In a picture
mad* by
ROBERT L. COX
PHOTOGRAPHER
The Essex Studio
104 N. Park Av*.
Phone IT*
V TOUR TASTE DEMANDS
THE BEIT Ui
• LIQUORS
•• » SCOTCHES
• WINES
• BE SURE TO VISIT
NICK’S
Package Store
The Dodger* ehowed little reepoct for big BUI Lee, who had
won five game* and loet only one
In making a g reat com* beck thla
Spring. They tapped
him for
nine tile, Including a home run
and triple by Jo* Madwlrk, each
good for two rune.
Night Baseball For
Jacksonville Is Out
1 ALKX ft. JOHNSON
ATLANTA. May » - t W h * n *
It wp fa war and tha OPA—b«t
OB biggie* of aeullurn coJlegUta
football may play nr*t Fall hi
comparative toll tod*; a epart by
tha etudenta, lor the etudanta, and
far from tha maddening crowd.
Many headline game* will ha
played In populoula ciUee like At
lanta, Birmingham, New OrUeiu, Nashville. LoulevlUJ and
Knor.viil*. Dut iuat at many nr*
achaduM -for little campue town*
SO or 100-mil** form tha nearest
large city. And coaches *r* un•nthualealu about ahlftlng game*
to bigger center*.
The University of Alabama, for
Inatane*, plana to play two of
IU moat Im portant jr*mr* at
Tuacalooaa. SO miles from Birm
ingham. The f t n t will match the
Crimson Tide Oct. 3 with MLm Uelppl State, winner over ’Btma In
th eir lest two encounter* end un
official defending champion of
tha Southeastern conference. The
aecond bring* South Carolina’*
strong team to the campus Nov.
7 for homo-coming.
Georgia, 1943 Orange
bowl
champion, la to play TuUn* at
Athena Oct. 17 and conclude It*
***aoa Nov, 23 with the tradi
tional wind-up against OeorgU
Tech. On# tourt# a t tha uniterally predicted neither game would
draw well, but said both were
expected to be played as sche.j
ffo t r o t / jr w p s o *
(fulflj,
'
^ e c o t io O A S ru A </
U ltritsipnl m ale it to play Du- [
■ m e H o r r e t r H r n tK
nueene a t SlarkvIU* Nov. If, ami
i*i ru ti uA jiva LTAXMe.y
floor/, cdcjetdaY
in* U nlvenlty of Mitsisslppl Nov.1
MiTYWO vACU. OV8H doo,
lit . Coach Ailyn McKern said no
PAT1TP oVWf. J do
L-t
change w*i .antlripaltsi in either
(.B R H » » ) * * (OlltVleagl
.
riVO JfA to d t WifH tac * e o 5cm
"Wa reel wo owe It to the
student* and local townspeople.”
l a said. ''W e'll play at hTisrhvilla even If no one romrs but the
ONE Frill EACH YEAR
CI jOSED FISH SEASON
students."
Auburn p la n Florida at (ialnesINDIANAPOLIS. May 20. W
TALLAHASSEE, May 20—UP)
vtlla, Oct. 10, and
Mississippi
icison
on
S tate roe* there Oct. 2f for the — Manager riahhy H artnett of Hit ! —A .TO day dosed
G ators1 home-coming Auburn’s Indianapolii Indiana, In hi# tw tr-1 (|o«e«l Ren«on on catching or w
Jack Meagher, said he would like ty-aaeond rear »n baMball, wear*' aenirur salt w ater trout In Flo
Ida will begin Juno 15.
hi* game moved to Columbus, Ga., number 22 on bia back
but fall Florida would object
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MATIOkAL I.K * lil r
Al.
I.
» i. r»s.
It I TIs s' i
IS I t m e i n
II II -111 l-klrse..
it it i n
I, II o :
MIS III
_
Package
Store & Bar
IT
They werea’t a bod booth of kU*.
by aad targe —Meal It teemed ewe
er the other at them waald a le tte
he bavlag a fata with the o*4ghban, *r weald break a wladaw
pier lag base balk « tease ether kid
Irkk. Kept Ded aad Ma migbtr
be*y ell the lime.
One day Dad got a bright Idea.
II* railed the whol* family to
gether for a special meeting at (he
dinner Table.
II* told them ho wee tired #f
checking up on them all the Lime.
He s e id h tjh o u fh t they were old
enougrnW O o check ap on them■rivet. The older children would
watch the younger ease. They
would hat* meeting* every ao'
often and hand #«l rewards or
punishment*.
* *
*
Well, It wa* a rraay Met **t in*
kid* liked It aad they started be
having better ikaa they tree k*d
befert. The Idea worked had Ded
Anally did get a little limy /«* him•elf.
•
I mention this etery I bait Dad
Heakiae became It’s something
like what I onde ritaad tb* bmr
led miry U delag t* rtfa la le Iteetf.
*
* *
Ai I ■** It, moat of tb* beer In
dustry behave* itaalf perfectly oil
right. . . hot every now and then,
I gut**, a retailer come* along who
nine a place that Isn’t up to
scratch . , . tori of like a wayward
kid.
So Uk* Dad Hoskins' family, tb#
brewer* and beer dlitrlbntar*
her* united together la an lndao*
try •elZ-ruynioMea program to
help tb* proper a*tborItlm "clean
ap er cleo* up" offending retail
place*.
The brewer*, who want to pro
tect b str’e good name, cooperate
wisely with the aalhorltle* who
enforce tb* last*.
Fima where 1 ail. tkat’a a laa
(blag far IS# brewer* ta 4a . . .
partitaUrly a baa yea raallu that
aftar all tbey'r* r*»lly reef rt*p*o•lUa far retolllag taadiUaaa.
f o
0
t
Q i "
0
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e
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MISCELLANEOUS—
McA r t h u r , o .. May so. w i
_Lack of funds to nay for r.W
m i n i of- four dead elm tree* on
tha lawn of the Vinton County
courthouse stumped county offlcials—but not for long. They
rolled up their tlecTe*. manned
axe* and saw*, and did the c n lir^
Job in fiv# hour*.
•
117 E. FIRST ST
Phone 236
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PHONE .YOUR ORDER EARLY—For years our Regular
Scheduled Runs have been at 9:30 o’clock A.M- and 5:30
o’clock P.M. and on Saturdays in addition at 11 A.M. and
9:00 P.M. Any deliveries other than the above will be Spe
cial Deliveries and made by bicycle only a t-a Hmall charge!
THURSDAY, FRIDAY an d SATURDAY
WE OFFER AS SPECIAL PRICES
* to. c-anTO*
F un*
i*a
*c* m i: .
*. -
2 lbs.
. . .
] 5^
ORANGES and GRAPEFRUIT
- SEE OURS BEFORE YOU BUY! - - -
CQRN doz,.3 3 c 1 PEAS 3 lbs...........
tUKES 4lorl0 c 1 SQUASH lb
..................................
29c
7 ^
OUR GOODS ARE ALL PRICED AS ‘REQUIRED BY THE
MAR CH CEILING LAW.
.
-
PLENTY LARGE FAT HENS and FRYERS!
sYRUP and HONEY - - - 1IEST QUALITY!
if*, r L o n id a
EGG!3
doz.
f
1
35c |
c t.a v x x a i.o n M
—The
nm
1 m i l arnriALTY
1 h v k h i • hat
BUTTER lb. 43c r Fruits -Vegetables
Don’t F brget Our Scheduled FREE Delivery
SAVE and Buy Defense Stamps and Bonds
Watch Our W in d o w P r i c e s Each Week
CepyrigU. 1*0, Brewing fadawry f .w f a l w
By PAUL ROBINSON
ETTA K E T f
Classified Advertisements
THEY CUT EXPENSES
LET US HELP YOU SAVE TIRES, GAS, WORRY AND
* TRO U BLE-U SE OUR
LARD .... 5 9 c 1 TOMATO!iS
J>y Joe Marsh
W s u t v n I hear shoot anybody
has lag a Mg family I think of Dod
and Ma Haaklaa. The Heokiaa’ had
U lrU ea childrta.
,
OAK BLUFFS, M a n . May i f
C/P)— A real estate agent adver
tising summer cottage* for rent,
al. adds this line to hi* prosperlu* this year: “a bicycle furnish
ed with each cottage rented.” ^
1215 FRENCH
Phone 65
From where I sit
» s. r n
„
REAL e s t a t e LURE
TWO STORES
League Standing:
C
A 1 0 S fa y
On U. S. Highway IT ft I t H*lf1
war M a a a t O H u fa ta d Baa•
’ I
f«*d- Oaallac, Flaking, Private B rarV Caffe*
1 r Shop and Filling BUUea. U ral If yaw a n
workla* or n c a U a a la f la B u fo rd . Law
weakly e r monthly rale*. T i n l i M reeaa n l a p a a t M ta .
Flana have been rnrelvrd for •
navy patrol boat to
the Boat Building
-w ill be a 30 foot
boat and as soon aa completed
will be taken over by the navy.
At thla^jlnsa th e boat ha* been
laid down and materials are ex
pected to s ta rt arriving within the
next few day* and then actual
construction will atari.
Thla clax* la on* of tha moat
im portant In our national defence
effort* and It Uhoped that all
wi'° .V *
wUl taka advantage
°* “ “ opportunity ta learn a
Profitable a* well as patriotic
trwda. Anyone daslring ta en
.
Ilkiyn
Hosier,
te r either the pre-employment or
supplementary elate, pleae* con
ta c t the office.
Thcrw-la room la three of the
welding rlaser* fora limited num
ber of additional trainees. The
classes which have opening* err
tb* 8:00 A. M. to 12:00 Noon.
12 Noon to « 1*. M., and tb*
12:00 A' M .~ X rS t00 P. if. A
great deal of prolsa m ini be
riven to those trainer* who work
a t their regular Job* during the
day and then enter tb* 12 A. U.
to 0:00 A. M. ctaaa. Word has
Just been received from the State
office that all trainee* who pen
the teat will be Immediately em
ployed by on* ship building com
pany. Plane are going forward
now for thoae trainee*, who are
now m d y to tak e thla te s t
Defense Shop News
Get “Break'* On
Football Slates
IS >1Ssl
JACKBONVILliF-, May 70—(Al l-ltlsh h IS IT ti t I1-1,11
m IvN bi
—Jacksonville’s dlmoul was pro
f'lnrlllfiBlI 1. Unilnn J
Ml l/uili lr S t mi York <
ounted unsatisfactory yasterda;
1*h1cR,j|■! Ji, Uruok I) ft t
j
the Army, and Drig. Krnneth
IklM«lfU«h i . rbllB ilft pitia %
T. Blood recommended t i n night
baseball her* be adandoned.
AVKIMCAIV liieij 11:
Blood, who teatsd the dlmout
w te r o .
w •. ret.
Monday night from two mile* off ti. T
*M fH flt t.
111*1)4
ft It Ml Wi
Atlantic Beach, reported that pre CltfB.
foal*
it l» tit
caution* taken her* "left much D atro lt ta It IJlChicaio II 11 It?
.m r h iil i l t IT!
to bo dttlred In Ihh control of Bo*t on i t t i lia
Y n ttH a r
lighting to eliminate the danger
■
*(
I, *i*
Deli rrow.lll m
L.
iioiion
to shipping along tha coeetlln*.
|-t>ll*4*lphU 1. C leveland t
• inly game* eehedule.)
l i t dttcribad dh*
ball park
light* a* “distinctly noticeb*le"
■nd recommended th a t tha JackDOE3NT NEED IT
____ l__
oontll
itle Tara of the South Atsited to
Untie league vim reou
requested
CHICAGO. May 20. « * )-T ed
make arrangement*
for other Lyons has never used a shoe
than night game* requiring ll- plate In the two decade* be ha*
luralneilon."
been pitching for the Chicago
“Wa don’t know what steps to White Sox.
taka Just vet." said Crowthar M
Boyd, business manager of the
Fire*, elormi and Insect* each
T e n , local Bally League team
yrar destroy eaten billion botni
f*«t of *Undlng Umbar In tha
UP FROM THE RANKS
United B U ltl.
BOBTON, May 20. 0P>-Johr»ny Pesky, tha Rad Box' star
rookl# short*ten, wax chibhotue
boy for the P ortland, B oavtn
from 1*21 to 1927.
30TTAGE- COURT
WEDNESDAY. MAY 20, M l
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Ad
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RUSBimi riant's Blast an Invading Nazi Tank Column
pla*e*l
unpaid
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ttonnj
a if
Defenders 1* r c pare
To Meet Expected
Vssault llv Great
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writ art*., # UtnmoMIrv nd bifjfi la* r
T h e o th e r
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fcrpt i
• f e r a l, f«»r o fficia l* f r a r that !*•»
iuatur*N—d ip c L s u ip
nrtjr one of
tn#m
o f f a Ikjyhik'
wave which would vn*tly r a in |»li
rate ronarnration e-ffa>rC«i, heahl**^
thwarthiir tli* purp*wt* of
lB|T—'which la to minnintre that!
all ala*II *h.ira altar in the avail
ahl»* aui»|iliaB of *, t rra uaraailtir*
Tha hint wm timtijuml, I’owavi
that aoiiir of the nine jffnaml
r a lr r o r in like ly to
aflrrtr I
wotihl tnrluilr urauy
a rut
trine
R u s s ia n * a re “ s t ill fig h tin g s h a r p - . p a vro ll In a d d itio n in about 20.000 ■ulwlaaaifiraltA’ns •>?
lv” at many points tn the eastern volunteer* rn local ration hoards. inij the war hotyir to itvilianK with
slanee eon.
eon- Officir la said It ia not ronteni rfonfvrlliiiL ,om
Crimen a* Russian resUlanee
Ilnue<l on the K errh poenin«uls In
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t ’Itti111"n . i j* t **1,1\ a m i tviiltit'll
\ll.» »t
•11 *I“t« f t
c*\ «*r
f iv e
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to trrrr
the nunihrr oft
worker.
IS kfflrfitv itann
m m -1
wrra »*M to unlade
,
a lr e ju ly
209.
Jap A irships
DropBombsOn
Chinese Cities
Rationing Of 15 Major Items
Is Expected Within One Year
»
| W ArillNGTON,
1 (4
(Hr Ai
Shortage*
of certi in
(nod*
cru sh ed
Run* Ian
a r tn ic s
avail hi* for tlvlllan ronMiiarn
d e s p e r a te G er m a n e o u n le r -a t- art eiocctrtl to rr*ult in ration
tacK s to d a v a n d s m a s h e d fo r ing of 16 m jor llim j within a
w a r d on K n a r k o v o v e r fie ld s )rar, wall informed efficiala MkJ
la» ilgh
H tterc:! w ith N a i l d e a d 'ttnd
To admlniatrr lhr»# p ro g rim s
t h e w r e c k a g e , o v e r 6 0 0 e n e m y ai wall ai tha Mg eufnrrrmr-nt
Job
iwcr»**ry for universal price
ta n k a .
T ire O e r n U fT I c k n A w tr e l* ed v io le n t b a t t le s a r e r a g in g of ni.ooo p m n r Shuch a growth, necessarily a
w ith t h e R ed a r m y p r e s s in g
rough rslimiite but uue that ia
toward Belgorod, EO mile* north being uaed for preliminary laid,
of Kharkov. Th* h e a v io t fight get preparation*. would
maka
ing apparently li raging 20 mile* Price Adminlilrator Ixon Hen
southeast of tha Soviet goal with <ier
sen's fgency
derson's
rgency the third Large
larged
both iide« claiming a (light ad- in the (iovrinm rnt,
outranked
vantage.
j onlv by Army and Navy.
R u m a n ia n re p o rt* a d m itte d the
01 ’A l u v ha* about 72,00 nn lla
the fare of v k la n l N a il attack*
”0 tr
troops figh tin g toward
K h arkov wage.I offensive battle*,
repulsed enemy panaer attacks
and advanced,” the high command
nnneuneed. " In the region of Ity um and Barvenkova. our tm opi
rrp u lard aevoral enemy attack* "
E a r lie r unofficial Soviet reporte
from the U k rain e said en increaa
SA N FO R D
t
l i .ok . o|
«k»* iti*.> I**
Xtlpn OVk I t
I* t* u * r
Australia Will
Daily Prayer Proposal Cels
About 2:0 Men
Be Used As Huge
Backing From Various Groups In 1 F Will Be
ReCiassified
Base For Aliies |<;mpi0yIlu.n| \y i 11
County Defense Saturday Will Re N;'linl' Will D r af t S(art At Training
or JWork
,1'!1 Ibisi* In Few Days
Councils Will Not “ PP<o p1pf yJ D a yJ ” . ( oust n u jt ion
Form Bomb Squads Hill Proclaims VI I II t« IM Vl-*jl \ ItTKMN
M ;in \
K itiiv ln in ls
( .r m .n
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t, i - miii itf n
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t. *»*Of I*
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' 'mil IM.lie nil tinNo bomb squads
111 l*e nr.
Satimtnv ia jiffs* I irnxsl "|Mip 1hf) f t 111 I kI
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the
lle f e n t e pv Ih» v" m *
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ganlted
ganlied here by
py
c nnfuriI in a pro t sill at I k Dll
is*
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mgly
Coord inf lor A. II. I’.le r rimmiiil um lt*iifH| I<n|,iv by Mf i .>t
, - powerful
, , Red , army . off*"-1
. j Council, Cnnnllnr
*lve was wiping out or turning
, nBaurK.„ t
folfew in . W I
II ill
Ih *• |»ff vrIAru■11till H I Ilk*. r:*ll. til I. k It, 1Df- 'lit ill r
l.rvrk In (hattereil confusion seem information received from UaJ.- LITKce JA,11 ntllfiia fit hoiltlf ttlf \u-tfAli.l l»»" i *t t.*i ■V Cl* <1r*f I
>IM.n II,* I. Ill |)l<
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Ingly endless column* : f (irrman Gen. Albert II. Blending, co-erdi- woihl Nan I itriti ., i Ig| ii ul the » n r‘* litl
" n "II 111 I ft,at
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1lee » e- • b»nk
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tasks and big fleets of enemy esling dlrwtnr of the Ktale Ike- livinir victim* hy
t tf r l n j ?
I hr * 14 * 1 •' *' ' *' "* *
111 li r *
r.f i h*.,v 1*
1• ^ t li
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> 1* 1
1
ft
.ml Ta-*»r
1
1 1 • ft . a «.
planes.
Am cririn I rpmn mid Auxiliary vntifiir ih«
*•' h * a h.-**e f«*
fense Council Action Division*.
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1 • '* 1 ttin ta..,*
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The late comm unique osld fight*
The handling of unciploded end mrmcrlal |M>ppy Da* <!•> Thr a ill r 'h i..I .. f f «•11 --1%
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Ire ill.
f i* I la'll 1
1
now prtw’lnrnntinn rwiiU'
A llicl !»«ml- t Iw
lif t still rsged oa the Kerch pen- delayed-eetlnn bomba has
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the
‘‘W'lvprrfti * In thf World War of ift•»nrnlr>l fap im - pi tn*
-lam
Insols, where the Soviet radio sold been place*! rarlaaivrly
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fat-, o’ ft
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ami - u i t i d
the Bed Arm y W beta rrlnferted heads pf tha Army, General 1917-iff Ike young m**fl of Sanford I a fi’d lb- i .•
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f .*, *
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* battles^ about to begin In d e ff— fense noaseu and local volunnwr* of tne i!inli*f fltat<w In In
. .. f ,i„
r*f VIM
V
spirit of nalrlutiam and *«*m.
„ n ,, k -I m »n n . \.
o f the Crimea short cut to the of this responsibility.
Liter-Hire of the Office of Ci * r r r r ilt* l
I nit* -I
Upon to aninfici- , i,. .
,
| ...
Caucasus.
vilian Defense, previously
dis thr*r lirwa In that .errlce
«! Jf ,f u ,
,ti.ft<lD' • cr-,,.
Twenty-seven German plane* tributed,
carries previsions for
"W hcrtai, miny other. ».».
^
M liter
were reported destroyed over the Bomb Rousits, lost this Item ha*
MIDI Mtlii
frlle«l
upon
to
recriflrr
brail
h
G il. it * |f ‘itdi|U-t
A
Russian tr ea t Tuesday, while the been stricken from organisational
* 0.1 .tren gth with reslulto v ...f f i ilftf l*f I J ..................
*•» ml n
I DJi.ftl i
loos of 12 b* the Red air forr* plans snd will he disregarded In fcHnic aib.1 harHihlp* t«« il»«
•* *»(f*I,
*** acknowledged afflelally. Threv ^u| uri
program*.
The
area ) selves *nd families whirl
rilii-itc at fi' dmtiiMtfrd *
*a ftlitf Ift
It). A Ilie’s| |ll*lh» u *!"•
U tnnan tran*ports aggregating; .^unH lYl uneeploded bomb will to thin fl*jrr
1
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, s aftf w.-Nt »1 « ......- 1 k .
! 1 h. >
*■ «rf
Ufl.OOO tuns were tent Us the hot-1 be cleared
of
personnel
and
"W hrrfbi, thi» memorv » f Dm ,,, ■li Ef fttlfuk i#l til- r
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.. nsmi-l
tom of Ih* Barents 8e« Monday, guarded bv local volunteers, hut nitrw llr sjirrifirtt nhouM r\ ■t Ni*w I iuiiu-n, mii Jf--**
i*i 1 hn I'lm Mti-I at i J1 i
». ro t I
•*
ft 1‘*J*I* *1 11Ik-1 l ft I f f )ft11V
l 'bine* ■
the communique said.
j the Wer Department will handle hr krpt fresh In the mini]* ‘ill
11f j Air Mmitlrf A rib f
I*
ill i* .tf .1
i Min iHitkil nf 1hr
.nil
1 lift
Jfttft «ltl« III ftftf 1
m flm in *
• removal. Ur. Teterson esld.
rfttrlotlr ucriftcei bhouM ever |l fon!
yr>lsT«lnY lint u
NrtViD It.,
- V ■>nv 11Ir- l.lr n l
»a»i|11f , i lia jili f n f f-Hr laft-vl l »*'
B^*?Ua^ H
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niiiitlyrrm nf nitfiluiM - t.*
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tU ; i
1*iMft#»•lib* I
wlnlr-al
MUI within the resch of human
t Ic-l>l> ■'
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firwitfift|M*r« miirifr*trs| il »»
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( ln ..r lift . n.i.fti *i
“And, Whereas, the v n i m c
l ‘rilled N hIiditw aim* nm*t I
r
1 W a ,*11 fit in It i m j i ■* -* *1 w
the Memorial Pormy tw>t)> Imnnr*, * ",,r "
In Ihe* f'ul if D
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■<1Ait |ft« l - lift 1 1t l.a 1Iff- 1 *•
tL* dead and aids thr ,lt*ahli-l ,
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ami dependents;
WASHINGTON. May 21, (,T1
"Therefore,
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Chairman L^nd of the Maritime
i • t *t«
n .i * ,f .
Commisilrn today ripre*»e>< the of (he Cltv of ^infurtl .!>■ Ijrre-bv
V\ eftn ••
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Msmbcra of the Bemlnole Coun opinion that while conditions vn prtwDlm .Saturdiy. M>) '**. I*"|» t l y
tf>|2 ’ ».*!♦ «n. •
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ty Chapter of the American Red dyr which the Navy Is Imltling PT Dijr In th« CUy of S.nford W II T M U ll | ) 0 VVV V 1 U )’A V( I
( • n u n |»*it--l
I Hr v ia l*
illlf f •»«* l*i|fb
Croa* will meet with representa submarines “are constantly im and urge all cltlisni to ohtrrvr
**<M *lg ru « l ls> lb** I’ M “I
fort*’ d tl"Hii l«« « kltiUrf, hi«ti|i|rr .
tive* o f men’s and women’* or- proving”, the complete ellmtns tha day by wearing The Anirr
.if lAftifinn’* ia mi k m H*iii
IIft* li I*‘I Vft’f V llkrly Ki l|l fUl 11|*’ f' i*l i ItuvTht**, M i« It II
Including civic, fra* Ron of tha menace Is not to he ran I>egion and American Legion,
V!«
A
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Memorial
Poppy
WASHINGTON.
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high
blnwndl
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, ___ ____ .. ahurth. as wall aa enacted ,
“ You r a n t cure the
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ph n ri-r
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Interested Individuals In the Red submarine menace," he told n
l I ni l
V lr th n s lU l.
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Senate subcommittee Investigating
V ,tii'
S'Miih Siftir 1' 111 i-l
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(<I m-tfiDt
. »l tlftlft- -i•| ...................
«llr iitfthe possible use of Inland water, 1 C F U j! r C S iQ C n t («n Q H |vIc^
ti »• r ..|“«. vtf i •••■!• 1 .till- ftl
■ tb ft 1It. l . lS . ft
Th.ti
•fl v* n iun<k I•.
at 8;00 o’clock for the purpose ways for transporting petroleum
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" 1 **fU In
liftn j* I I ‘-nla V nf K.*n ii* I 1•
of forming a Mmlnole County "You ran ameliorate IL”
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t -*l* Mi a. j A. \k »*isut*i- U w n XV (bwtwlft* Yr»tr».ft
. . . . . . . _.
' l,cforr diafling nidi* nlualML i U ^U«la.Aauw«lM M l-wf lb
Camp and Hoepltal eommiUee as
I rm-bRe Mid the commission lieI
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t(*n|i,vl In* Mr *ltt ,i] ITl V’ li GIlD fin 1 I
a part of the l a s t Centrpl area lieved any development o f herpes
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mere Ing Ire Mr*. F . E. Roumtl- undertaken by other government todsy ended kli hlstar>'making nn rlght-pnhnt progisn, t
T ii*’ Hii’t l o i f r n n ir In nil iii< 1•', • I I»la* tm rn I*Jit !*•■'. .1I
Ifi-dey visit to the llnltr*l Slat,*,
thr **fulli-*t uU bfiii
1*L load find Cross chairman.
jptlenta v
agencies already having the au with a prediction that the c a u s e - manpower „f it,. .........
l f
l I *Ij Ml aIft | ml-., b.t - Iso , I,
11f * i*n|’”i fnfinwf im
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Mrs. J . 0 . Patterson U chair thority to do the work.
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of the democracies la “hound f 1
l hr \ iiiv r ir m11 H* lr (m lKi* V■
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man of the Camp and Hoepltal
I .,*** - 1ftis( I ill fa| ||t- ftj,,| | * I , I
triumph”. After Impacting null ,
-----------r inii'Hi “Is * liin-tl
I n -Nt. •*ft l - - •
committee which It working In
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eatmblUHmente
and
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" W ith .V m« l irutts *bfu 11 Hi if Ui. * K
■• ft - t - f How Imi.l a • I ♦» *
cooperation with ovary phase of
Ing troops, he hoarded s cllpncr
IR E E GAR MASKS hOOS
r raa .] IwTHH- r f ‘ f * h il
t»n ill- if fi-ftt' In b d P '* in I hr a ii i
tha O f flea o f Civilian Defense of
for Lima vis Rnysns, Columbia]
M. *i» « Ilk Ik. I • .1- • 1
%
k(iTl Mjlll'astT nnAIWiIIff Ulril fill’ 'I
NFW YORK. May 21. <V
whieh Mrs. Delay K aex U chalrand Venetuela.
V - . ♦( f l b
fnrifiN fif i ». him ’
|- t
% Nlftsl <|wi.a||i>t< l- <-* 1*
Free gas ms*k* will I-- lin in '-of tha Women’s Division of
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s b f t ’lft
fiM
i.*rapirt*hU
Irittlk nml lLialnnri«li|i’, nr inn
• f ilh h# ha-] U ”«n i h ir f a t
c*l 10 all civilians IwginuinK "
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WHITE PLAINB, N . Y , May
Tn H i I I ,\nniil4< 1
rijirr* n «burti»nlnf rtf tbt nafln’i
last e f ihla month, traiirr n
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l l . tF y-kfra- D w tnhy UduVi, b*.
f t f f F i r u t R n m b p r t i 1cr* m ,OT production of *jinti.ti-<» ■1 w n i>(lin n mtdIi up lnrrrai«r m
t 1Asia
Sg-hsmal
lb ,
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W Vs i l l NOTON, Way 21. t j ’'
f a i l * itlA tiy i.w ,« ri Vftftn*l| ft). 11h
Ing sued for divert* en adultery
w u
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I W i n i A t " mask* a month, C lellU n Ih-f.
cur rusfir^lii**"* "
Ik ** f uttinr w n ir p
<* r
*M»'i lraTft*|m»iri 1*1 J i k n i » 1 .mu *
sbitiiMur roiiltul i« next.
chargee, ebtsl»ed a mistrial yes
Director Jsme* M. I-a ml I* it
t* It.t n«mpfft‘
1ha I t u l i t h
* mi
1f Jkfft-fwtft 1 1 . 1 r v1. .1 * f i
DETROIT, May I t —(AT—The elared on hla arrival , -a in il* /
terday after aha told the Judge
The ppar row hawk wrighi otilyj
Tb* Wmr Fnulurtinn H^anl jk»
,ti f |.| irtnol I *
h* eft ■. 1*
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the jury forem an had telephone Ford Motor Company today an from W uhlngtcn.
IdYf1
of
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non
first o f the' big
her for a d it t i ■di **I*•» k lh« **tai» *-l .» rinoknl
NO T n.F .niO N K S
i"ir cftwmHir* nml to ilrlriri «>
hsmiera will soon
She.said aha. kept the appoint
itit'a n tin I- lotiil; I lir f i » l
future «tat«*
<talr w<»ubl
«<»ubl »«iinh
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ai
. ' «*nt Kinip future
ment and that whan the foreman be rolled o ff of tbe new hetf- nri*
iijlr ‘* Itn in ir- M iuftllPWrJ m l
>T(M K lin i M. Mar - I
{m
lu at t i e 37
*■11
began te d iitM i the divorce ease mO* eseem bly *II
I . !a | h..l*a- t iifiiniih mSt l»o*N |w|:«r*n
»*ill In
i'i BrtKwl
tflob
FanL,
Ediel
_ , WlUow RlM
Pan
—out popped her attorney, who, •era
Fard (o ld . rnorseoendants on a
*f -1 a i r* *wl lit
Thrf»- will ha plenty , f all IL v »i n jrii »thl I • a nwgiif mm* <u i «*» 1 1* wry hp
by prsarran g s m snte was In
“produetkoo for victory” tour Lis
ff by Hi-Him UmI night a 11hsm» *ba flsw*
rM-mrlir* that are rs-enliat,
back seat
___
tm ptetlon a t the first bomber ts*
■p itrim an hastrnr*i to a.LI TK. »ni'i tn.) Iha*H
Supreme Court J u l i e s Graham seiabty marked a net
11 wjv t b«* mufthl iwreM ilh t v*
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ilrfinltiun nf eesentlai. he u M ,
r«T*wl limtljr and tnformaiiva
Wltschlef deelarod tha mistrial Ford's w ar ssaatfeel
i *.Mwm .ef i r i r i k W <aiia
D i c t a t o r i a l I 'o w e r s
questions an d 'an sw ers
r<ltntr
Q.—Do dry cleaning aoounl* "tuning eye appeal.”
and told Juror Harry BUvor of now Includes spprorJ
l>rie*
cefllngt, rt tioning,
am) corns under the new ruling id
Mount Vernon that!
different coo tracts.
N oode<i t « w in w a »
other governments) activltle* hav* bills that must bo paid by ih*
H I M ) r n tr r
*Tht p aslshmsn l remains for
K*h»m Mar
10 trksl ml ihml *iim-‘
been
r
tlM
u
d
by
tha
Rationing
tenth of the second month T A
fa tare
Ite-rlm Kmlrel fnTv|riiurt-h ikai , \ K \ \ D U l k . May 51.
—
Board In ordor to clear up doubt N«. It apnlles to Hated articlrs
"I AKFLANII. May 21—ISp,
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♦ THUBflDAT, M AYA, 1M1.
THURSDAY, MAT 11, !»«•
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
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THURSDAY, MAY S t . I N I .
R U L E VEHBB FO R TODAY
YOU HAVE- NOT G RA DUA T.
R D Y E T ; K EEP H U M BLE AND
S T R IV E FOR A F IN E R MORE
U SEFU L , MORE KIN DLY L IFE :
F ra a ll h a t* tinned and comp
' " it o f th* glory of God. tana 1 : 0 .
C iv ic l e a d e r s a n d t h e g e n e r a ) p u b lic s h o u l d g iv e w h o le !
h e a r t e d s u p p o r t t o t h e s p p e s l o f t h e M i n i s t e r i a l A h s o c is tlo n ‘
f o r a tw o m in u t e p e r io d o f p r a y e r e v e r y d a y a t n o o n . If
t h e r e e v e r w a s a t i m e w h e n t h e A m e r ic a n p e o p le a s a b o d v
n e e d e d t o t h a n k G o d f o r h is b le s s in g s a n d I n v o k e b is ni l
f o r t h e m e n In o u r a r m e d s e rv ic e * , I t . I s n o w /
’ •*"**
T h is g e t t i n g b a c k t o G o d m y b e c o m i n g . * l i t t l e b it
b i te a s o n e r e c a lls t h e w ild o r g i e s o f t h e d e e A d e fo llo w in g she
f i r s t W o rld W a r, t h e g r e e d , t h e s e l f i s h n e s s , t h e l u s t fui
p o w e r, t h e s h l f t l e s s n e s s , th o J e s lo u s le s , t h e p e t t y b ic k e r in g ,
t h e c iv il s t r i f e s n d d is c o r d , s n d t h e w i d e s p r e a d n e g le c t oi
t h e c h u r c h e s a n d e v e r y t h i n g f o r w h ic h t h e y s t a n d in th*
y e a r s t h a t fo llo w e d , b u t w i t h o u t a d o u b t f t i s b e t t e r Into
th a n n e v er.
E v e r y o n e o f u s h a s , f r i e n d s ^ o r r e l a t i v e s w h o s i * >u
t h e A r m y o r th o N a v v a n d m a n y o f t h e m a r e a lr e a d y m
t h e h ig h s e a s , b o u n d f o r d i s U n t p o in t* w h e r e t h e y i n e v i t a
b ly m u s t g o u p a g a i n s t t h e m o a t d e a d ly i m p l e m e n t s o f
w a r f a r e w h ic h t h e d e p r a v e d m in d s o f t h e G e r m a n a n d J a p
a n e s e w a r l o r d s c a n d e v is e . I » t u s p r a y t h a t o u r b o y s r a n
e n d u r e t h e o r d e a ls w h ic h lie a h e a d o f t h e m b r a v e ly a n d
r e t u r n t o u s s o u n d In b o d y a n d m in d .
A n d l e t u s p r a y to o t h a t o u r m e n in t h e f a c t o r ie s
t u r n i n g o u t p la n e s a n d ta n k * a n d g u n s f o r t h o d e f e n s e -j; ■
o u r c o u n t r y a n d a ll t h a t w e h o ld d e a r w ill g i v o t h e b e st
t h a t la In t h e m , e v e n a a t h e b o y a a t t h e f r o n t a r e , a n d w ill
n o t a llo w th e m s e l v e s t o b e d i s t r a c t e d f r o m t h e i r w o rk b y
m a lic io u s r u m o r s o r p e t t y c h a r g e s m a d e e lth c i* b y p r o f e s
s io n a l p o litic ia n s o r l a b o r r a c k e t e e r s s e e k i n g p e r s o n a l g a in .
A n d lo t u s prm v f o r o u r s e lv e s , t h a t w e m a y s e e o u r
o w n w e a k n e s s e s a n d b e m a d e s t r o n g , t h a t w e m a y e n d u re
t h e l i t t l e a n n o y a n c e * a n d in c o n v e n ie n c e * o f m o d e r n w a r
f a r e w i t h a l i g h t h e a r t , a n d t h a t I f w o r s t c o m e s t o w o rs e
u n d t h e w a r c o m e s t o o u r s h o r e s , t h a t w e , e v o n Ijie le a s t
o f u s, c a n s till be m e n .
I f e a c h o f u s w ill g iv e tw o m i n u t e s o f e v e r y d a y
t o p r a y e r t h r o u g h o u t t h i s s t r u g g l e , w o a r e c e r t a i n to lw
m a d e s t r o n g e r a n d t o be l> e tte r m e n a n d w o m e n fo r it.
I« * 5 .
*Tr»fk*» >W
< • ,(Fyom KaWM sgraph)
* • 9 * «Bd ' Mtl*fl*d,
R uksnhackor
who
says v a m p i n g w h ic h w ill h u r t u s a ll — t h o u g h t h e m a j o r i t y w o n 't
to | d o n 't w a n t to h a n g s e p a r a t e l y , a n d t h a t g o e s f o r t h e f i
la favor of moving oil by n a n c in g a s w ell a s f o r t h e f i g h t i n g o f t h i s w a r . "
fM ovar Florida'* Inland waA n d , In a d d itio n . If U . 8 . g o v e r n m e n ts s h o u l d g e t to
w«yi If tba plan can b* prov- w h e r e t h e y a r e n 't a n y g o o d , w h a t w o u ld b e ? T h e b e a t w a y
la bo practical. Wo Inline It
t o p r e s e r v e t h e I n v e a t m e n t In y o u r h o m e , o n y o u r life
I n s u r a n c e p o lic y , o r a n y t h i n g e ls e y o u h a p p e n t o h a v e , is
too whxrMflQin* folk* ar. t o b u y W a r B o n d a to d a y .
Roosevelt
Tho L a s t Monroe C anning KitI ch«n la located a t Leak* Monro*.
1Th* Horn* D em onstration Club,
' woman do th* week fo r a share
In I t years a blue whale m ay
reach a length o f 100 feet.
Most nuts a ra more digestible
when roasted th a n If eaten raw .
Sheer
F lo ra l *
la w n s I
C hecked
G in g ita m s !
S trip e d
O h a m lg A /s l
seems
g anonynrou* Utter* to th*
Uac beard complaining about
M rationing. If Ui*y only
how llttU weight unsigned
i actually tarry I
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
By RUBBRLL RAY
i gaa rationing making movlrtuxlly a thing of th*
g lu t will editor* writ* In
K tho*o H«af* driving” *dif—Miami PoaL A Util*
» aaf* btcyrl* riding wont aroraoo American U a or*lt* In
dependent, **lf,r*li*nt creator*.
aa attack, actually tom* to la baa bran trained to Utlafc add
owntry they will b* pratty act iadrpondwitly, to outamart
but w» thou Id b* pratty th* other guy, g ti th e n first,
accustomed to tb*m, what look out for nImMlf, boat 'em ta
oongaatod traffic for th. tho punch, it**I baao*, pull a faka
thirty pur* and political
lgna *r»ry now and then.
of hit Ilf* ha baa aajovad
tka frulla of liberty and fr**oom
and accepted th*a aa a matter of
and Hi rmaay.
• hen make* • good rouraa with UtU* thought of tho
datlm
and ra.pontiblllUM that
or cackling ain't bad
T."—Palmetto Nnra. mual ha traumad If Ihla precious
horltag* U to tmlura.
,Social And Personal Activities
Mrs. 14*4* Honors
Mrs. Loon Lawson
PAG E T H R E E
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Hom iring Mrs Iro n law son,
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MRS. TA)URINE DEAL, Society Editor
Telephone U»
re,*, nt h iid r, Mr, John I ,
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" i I or ro t. M ound si her home on
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— Monday . i n m u with a buffet
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F e a tu rin g * lliapam c Ihcme
rr,*d M.ini- ar -n a p iug..n- The oothllr decorsSocial Iten srtm en t of the
AMani.t t.i vicit ajmii Iralt.'ftvl a nuniatnr* bridll
Tlll/RSD tY
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Slcitf 'a ' rui,| Ir alaiNlm^ Ira-fun- » n im«
Five pioft-wi.
f t In Ibe club yesterday p a te n t.
I
Mi* J
A I p rr\i» r,‘ all*.
T h e^ T o jifriw o d ^ L jA wljl " S t a
p ir* rlitid fea’ .iio
_
g. The colorfut
menus. S ir. ogi
• Ku|luka,|rC «up|krr Ihr hritlp fut
in th T -C cu rt B o u l i a t
F i j i.' wKich
Jure*.
Il. lt k
w ere also used as tallies
, ihr MraltliOk* «' kr and *«t v *n| It
J#1n« • I’. n k i 1
Mr*. \V. G. Flem ing will pre to score th# bridge
M r.
M,
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\! irri%*»n Rfti-r » h '- h Int.l^r ^arnr* wrrv
I't ' nnd Chinese
Marx
Fi.
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sent her expression pupils in a checker* gam es following b irsk - Y»»d i |.i'i;,i 't r
hn*r r r •nt«Y<'*l u n til . Ul
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tnd
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recital al the South Side Prim ary fa st. bor* the following niscrtp • u r n t’t tro in I
t * « K* r»- *i»V) I p u rr* a n itn ltii tu Mr* H rrlx rt
ft aniline n
, i
School a t M:lfi I'M . Th* puhlic tlen
VM.I..I f.xf « L « .liv i %
«Ith Mr Murc h w» M-urrr.
Mr*
Hill
marura.
v
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ns*
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El Yeinle lie M*yo
It invited to attend.
Ah«l M•« \
\ iii* t,
I y r r Ih«
m il Mr* F rtd
rflrnre %»*ih »*<. •
pinr
• I'«»p4* •crrrn*, n innri
» T I« postponed m eeting of th*
ihvthmi* dai * -»
W esleyan Service Guild of th * |
c, nb- hurvm
•ro w
Kri«*n-TF •*f
Mr*
ll*rl«rrt
t t v k>
it•ft In the hunor
(•r« ir
\ ft»» .
M ethodist Church will b« held at I
m oilete.
Stiw»th .ff util i rtf *
«os learn ,
• “ k ilr •Atm.* n r i r ) b rid t'f
Flolse tW k l.i \
the home of H r*. J . V>. Childrej
ra .
.bat »li4» un.irrw .ni
ojwruhoo ’
»»>"V u*rful g ifta %r#r#
Jo Ann \\ Ik
cn U errd ill Avenue a t 8:00 P. M
Itrigl t e n d
h<-iicsiiivlllra
snd •n lh»- O nuirc «.«•••-.it ||„B |uis| |»r#*rfilr«| i,» hrr fmm i h r other
* h ile arid l-l .
Semlnol* C hapter Two, O E S i Mexican flume v;n*. m trrniinglrd in IB l.r I
n \f
,s
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the r \ r n i n f
null* 4 i .
will
ith S p tn
II m eet torflght a t 7:30 In the,
the w
with
m lsh
ith moss,
moat, formed a fit
fit.
t'kliuh .ta »rr\eil
A p n m tn n trl\ *. •
Masonic lltlL
I tin g background for the chosen
.Mr .in.I Mr* \\ J | ,,|| },a ,| J '!*"••• •"P'v.Mif th«* .wmalon
take | sjrr t hi f 1 is
MONU a V
| them e. The invocation w as gtw n Al I heir »«rkert.|
( t Jack “ ,|h ,h r h.*noM*f* And
hotl#*4
Tiny lo t.
|i„
The annual piano recital ln |b y Hr. E lisabeth T racy. H ottest*’ O u tt B.f « d u ll •sf.. *.,*.
1 " e rr \ ||*
Jvili n ponder. Mm.
he| Mdl Ire
III '
rjiemortam to Mr*. Fannie S tem --w ere Mr*. A C Thom as, Mrs. C r h r \ h .k , .*
n: ; ; » J ; M r.
ihii>
u ih .m .
Marti* n i .li*. .
bridge Munson will Ik- given by * I' Herndon. Mrs G K Hollins Mi* | j, ,
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'*»• -I Mnh •»»»» llitftnnt. \lr«.
•*n. Mf*r»r M. •.
PRIDE OF THE RANGES
pupiTa of the Fannie It M unsonland Mr*. A M Philips Tlry- . . .
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din;* \n«t I* . •
I'lxno School in the
Seminole were assisted in serving .|iy Mr*.
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' n’clock. John
Pow rll, baritone. IIm . II. t \ M.M t r
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1 of Itrllins College Conservatory
I W O I yOCll I A l l X l l l I i r y I 1 n ,rr Mim i n Winn, nud the 1 •
Tor.) 1 Urhon. -L a* A lbeii
of Music, a sristinngg . The .public r i n i i i . Mm. S IV lli|thlryni«n
n lw ir a .
I I -w M .jM i-w ea I mmfim Mahonev. iVirnthy >•»•«"«. ir |urturr«l ar hr mar ai • |« \* :| | l N ( | t | li* 11! | r L I k
M m
w it p r r t r n ln l with a (>ound of
It ex-endrsl a rnrdial Invitation.
r Rignrd un A ruhlra*r\ in.Ji.
tm ent be- 1 ’ 1 n u
C » m lH T S
H o n o r e d ' p»«« II and Jennn# n .n ir l.
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I rc a k fa it baron l Ini Mrs. Glrnn
TIIKRIIAY
lore Judtfr S itn u il In ira>wilt ill
Scene Of Mcetmu
m
The Glndlola Club, O. E. R K. M rKay rrrrivr*! n (hiten rpir»
Mrt .1 \\ llauii'l. |»i»| pir«i
l<i«H>kl)n lie n o t rapturr*! a fte r
“ will m eet a t 3:00 I1 M. nt thv for trnrinff hinh In Ih r c le c L rrt ilrm of
the t I..in,ire n | i.1
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U • R- •hid five (im« • i * i*tin battle
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home of Mrs I.. A. Iltum ley on came*. T h# • rrrrn u i»h*r, ah hr* A m in e , in l.g ...., i.- b a n
d (lie
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L ro ik f/tl fjsenil* .... I- . i........ . „ . f »ih,
Celery Avenue
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|ir>rnl4.| In Mr» J V a -.Sria I \ . vs. I i
Mr* George A M affett will crrrAl*.
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M»- I.
M tu r n e r
nrt.l Mm 1
a jmi t to
present her expression pupil* in K llakct
Thom p rra rn l in aiMidoti In (hr *n u* * '
" I ***b# d . f s « r i r toint ho«l
recital in
the South S id '
ho*tcsAC» w rrr: Mr* J B Adam*.
to nt# fittaer* of th e II F
\u- it.
a School auditorium at K:lb P. M
I hi* IlK-Ai
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• IriI*. • mpsaa. d ,,f |»;l«t matron*
* The public I* in tit8 d to attend Mr#. \V II. Hhii’iiy, Mm N rlw n. unit, M
raa*
up
1
Mr«. W. A- l.rAvtii, Mm I T |M»ir (is|
v.th
j •f the s’ (»'••' de t hapti*r T rio Or
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w lo buy a War S u m p «|jily
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lin'd I Ii.rI the an
AIm CAI?* J P .Stemper ami I
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fix would Ih*
Lei us d e a n and conserve J / j \
of Mr. It i
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*UGAR SU B ST ITU TE S
HONEY
lin r im portant p- ni t„ rrm rm
iirt when using h nry in ,tra d of
*usar in rrrip r* I* that honey is
part w atrr while .u g sr r* dry.
So when honey instead of sugar
is used In a recipe, It is neces
sary to ru t down on the liiiuid In
the recipe If medium Ihirk hon
ey is subsU tutrd for all su g ar In
a cake or quick bread, reduce
the liquid in the original recipe
one-half. If you substitute med
ium thick,hooey for half th* sog-o
ar. reduce the liquid In the i r
Igtnal recipe one-fourth, and in
mtaliig the Ingredient*, mix lluhoney with the other liquid and
add it a* usual to the cake mlsture. Another point to remember
Is th a t high h e at changea the
flavor of honey and easily turn*
It to caramel. Cakea mail* with
honey need to haka In a slower
cvrn than cakea mad* w ith sugar.
Honey may be uaed fo r half the
su g ar called fo r In a recipe or
for all sugar. Kom tllm e* better
resulia ar* obtained when using
half honey for su g a r. llon*y take*
up m oisture easily, even from the
air around It. Som rtim ** this is
an advantage; sometime* n o t
In using honey for canning two
precautions should he observed
11) Since honey has a tendency
to f. a rt considerably w hen heal
ed, there is sbme danger of the
nn alu rta "co-king 0?*r" a t th*
beginning of th* rooking period,
If not watched carefully. ( ! ) Since
honey It p a rt w ater. It la i
sary to rook th* product in which
It It ut*d slightly longer In or
der to cblaln th* desired aonslat•rwy.
,
In Jelly m ade w ith honey, use
fruit* giving good pectin acid test.
*
_
“
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1-4 rup
and half .egar and coal
to th* uaual Jelly ta*L
raaulta occur when onr-h.
and onc-half honey U ui
Different honrya hat*
ly characteristic fUror*
omaa, henca tho JlaYoB
product mad* by a gist
will Tory with Urn kinduaed. Th* tnlldar' heao)
be used for saiatis, fruit sauces,
m eringue,, snd beverages, wherea t the stronger honeys ar* per.
feel for gingerbreads, spice rakes
and for com binations th a t contain
choc late
The treat rule* to follow in shiftInr recipe* from refined white
sugar to other sweetener* are:
Cake* A Cu'rkle*
*
HONEY:
Replace sugar with
honey rup for cup, but us* onehalf th* quan tity of o th er liquid
railed for. T h at it. If th* crtgtn
al rwcip* called fo r I rup su g a r
■nd I cup milk, us* I rup honey
and- 1-2 cup milk. O ther ingr*
dienLa rem ain th* earn*.
CORN. CA N E, o r
M APLE
SY R U P:
Rep lac* sugar w ith
syrup, m easure for m easure and
reduce liquid only ono-thlrd. Cook*
le* mod* w ith corn and can*
syrup a re not a s sw**t aa a ag a r
cookies.
For thl* reooon, (t la
wit* to o h p a rt s u g a r and p a r t
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V
hot m id-sum m er days.
. aray^taks ysara to win this r e a l iz e t h a t , u n til t h e I n j u r i e s to u s a ll h a v e p r o g r e s s e d to o
sta the next six months f a r t o h e h a lte d .
tall who's j mlng to lo«* It.
" I t 's t h e old s t o r y : W e ’v e g o t to h a n g t o g e t h e r If w e
F rasldent
I CAMT u h d w s t k m d
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LOM E M E!
A Good Investment
th
J u s t h o w g o o d a n In v e strrtc fft a r c t h e s e W a r B o n d s
Bra mu* happy briaon, fort 11Wd
■ W u u fs aiflar desk, th* ckr-k. w h ic h t h e g o v e r n m e n t Is s e llin g t h e p u b lic t h e s e d a y s in
■ J t*« pen,
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a m o u n t s w h ic h h a d n e v e r b e f o r e b e e n t h o u g h t p o s s ib le ?
lad tho** email pollehed ferae, W e ll. C o l li e r 's W e e k ly s a y s th e y a r e J u s t a b o u t th e b e s t
- cp*n-#y*d.
‘ • bar, there Is ■ discipline ron- in v e a t m e n t t h a t a n y b o d y c o u ld m a k e a n y w h e r e I n t h e w o rld
a n d g iv e s a n u m b e r o f v e r y I n t e r e s t i n g r e a s o n s w h y .
coaled
lunch
1* punctual trail. R
‘‘C e r ta i n ly so m o W a s h in g t o n r a d ic a l s , w h o w a n t to sr.'. - aoar, dismiss:
a n e w r e v o lu tio n a f t e r t h i s w a r , a r e d o in g t h e i r b e s t to
_ l fasts on Ilfs, but on# may m a k e t h e s e b o n d s b a d I n v e a tm e n ta ," C o lllc r 'a s a y s . " T h e r e
food on this.
Tbs UtU* faces do not know that Is n w a y , h o w e v e r, a s w e u n d e r s t a n d t h e m e c h a n i c s a n d
a r i t h m e t i c o f t h e s i t u a t i o n , to k e e p t h e s e b o n d s t h e solid
a s dally blood from them , and i n v e s t m e n t s t h a t t h e y a r e n o w
T h a t w a y Is f o r all o f us
Soothing te e n ,
w h o c an b u y a n y o f th e m to b uy a s m a n y u s w e can
In her prison tru ly fra*-,
'I f t h e m a j o r i t y o f u s a r e lo a d e d u p w i t h t h e s e b o n d s,
brave excepting In their
t h e m a j o r i t y o f u s w ill n a tu r a ll y b e o p p o s e d t o t h e in fla
m ig h t' have t l o n a r y a n d t a x p a y e r - d e s t r o y i n g i d e a s ^ t h a t a r e t h e s tu c k in
t r a d e o f t h e r a d ic a ls .
T h e m o re b o n d h o l d e r s t h e r e a re .
or loved,
th o m o re e f f e c ti v e w ill b e t h e f i g h t t h e y c a n p u t u p a g a in s t
t h e s e s c h e m e s fo r m a k i n g t h e b o n d s w o r th ie s * .
MARY W ALLER.
" I t m aiy
y h a p. .p e n t h a t o u r e v e n t u a l w a r d e b t s im p l)
did plenty In c a n n o t b e e i t h e r p a id o f f In fu ll o r c a r r i e d In f u l l , i n th n t
c a s e , s o m e r e a d j u s t m e n t w ill h a v e t o b e m a d e . I f m o s t o f
o o # th in g w# Ilk* about these u s a r e h o ld in g b o n d a a t t h a t tim e , t h a t r e a d j u s t m e n t w ill
' tin g raport* o u t of W ash h e m a d e a a f a ir l y a a p o s s ib le f o r a ll o f u s . I f o n l y a H in d
' EddJ*
th * vegetable*.
Mr*. S. E.
Norwood U m an a g er of thle k it
chen a n d has don* a c»>J Joh. ,
All th* women o f the com m unity
ar* cooperating and canning for
as with other xrrupe bsl red etc others and them selves. T rln.Son*
th* baking powder called for In. Mr*. Norwood a t Co-2135 on*
ih# o rig in al rtrip c . \ J u oo#-half j o r tw o cUyi boforo you w»nt to
teaspoon o f i ( d i for every cup j ran.
If you can n o t r e t Mt».
Thia quantity of Norwood telephone Mr*. R. A.
and molasses or sorghum , Gocdspeed. P re sid e n t of the Lake
has leavening power equal to two Monroe Home Denson*Irai km Club,
a t7 l8 -R .
teaspoons baking powder.
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Lee Savold, Lou Nova
Will Tangle Tonight
Red Sox Rookie
Gets Praise For
Baseball Ability
tlmate. bet he didn't mean the
came thin* Nora m eant He « ■
WASHINGTON, May S I, «P>La* Harold of Dc* Moines. lo s s,
anil Lou Nora, the Californian,
warmed up briefly ycilerdar on
the ere-ef tbakr Nary Relief Fund
Uitn r 1 abs'OWffUb Stadium end
than took time act to nvske iden
tical prediction*—that the b<,ut
would be ahortTheir unanimity ended there.
Held the big ax-yogi Nora:
"It ought to be erer early. I ex*
p«ct to .clip Harold down within
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Wide World Feature,
HORTON, *Httf SI, (JP)—’whan
•itch an Infallible expert e* Con
nie Mack rated the 1941 Boa ton
lied Sox a* "the moat Improred
club in the American If•rue" end
•uch 'a qualified critic ee Jimmy
Frix described It as “the beat
teem on which I bare played.**
i her were thinking about Johnny
BOSTON, May SI. tAh-Thc Pesky, th* 21-year-old Portland,
Beaten Braves clung to second
place In the . National league
etandlng yerteiday hy defeating
the Pittsburgh Pirates, 4-3, when
Paul Waner drew a has# on Itall*
from Kan lielntselman with the
sack, loaded In ths tenth Inning,
forcing home the winning tally., ..................... ...
. Credit for the triumph went t»{ enabled Jo* Cronin to retiro to
John Sain, who relieved starting bench-managing without mlvglrboriar Tom Earley In the ninth,' Ingi but also has managed to set
that Savald mart knock oat Nava
, within three rotnda or go doom
j himself before -the end.
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Two of iha ton righthander. In
the National League collided ) r»4*rday In on* ot tit# moat tffTTNnr
pitching dueta of the young le s
sen and when Mart t'oooper and
Whit WyatTTiad flni*he«l firing
tfia Hl Louis Cardinal! held a 1
to 0 triumph over the Brooklyn
Dodgers.
It was Ih* first time this year
t ie National League champions
bad bean ahqt out and It ballad
thalr eight-gam* winning alrwak
—all In an hour and 15 minute,
•* a waak-dey throng of 16JU3
Flalbueh fine eat ,pcllbotmd.
Ed SlMrart'a walk and AnSanaa'* sacrifice. A long lly by
Jehnay Barrett brought him home
srjth the tying counter.
League Standing
five-feet-nipt and weighs 140.
Although built for spaed, he la a
sharp Une-drlrar and now ts
being taught the art ef drag
banting by Cronla, Wha baa hope*
of fretting hla batting avenge
•Richard Crooks, the tenor. *naround th* .116-mark.
"If Johnny can roll bunts lifted In An itr o tq iu ijm n in th*
down the first and third baao ftrit World War.
line* and keep on driving hard
•traightaway, hail get e lot of
AMMMIt'A* t-KAdtr.
w l ret.
a 1 . r . t extra »lnglea," Cronin predicts.
“He gets that Impcrtant extra
it a tee t-mta t t i i . u t
it is . 1 1 1 m 1 . 1 1 1 1 tet •Up as a lefthand batter snd ha'a
|l t t l .M I W . e h
1111 It*
I 4 lj .lt ] imiraai, III* HI Ilk* • itreak of lightning.”
Although Fasky appears to
R u stle feeler* .)
• Tork i. Ch1r«*o 1
hay, an unueual amount or aalfladelphla I. Detroit I
confldence and polaa for ona of
•htagtnn 1, HI l»*le la.
•uch limited experience, he le far
itan at cUvelan*. apd.
from being the rocky type"I etlll here trouble convincing
myself J am In lha major*,” he
admit*. "Why only two seasons
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Spare Ribs, lb. 23c Bologna, lb.........15c
M SC t I t n o
14 lb*. H7e — 48 Hml 11.69
tk o ^ A u to -R p c k -iW
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[ Loin or Chib Steak lb. 3 9 c
-EINEHUROT
GROCERY
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LAMB STEW 2 lbs
Macaroni
Spaghetti
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Broad & Fine
NOODLES
s-AtfurziK fta,.rv
WASHINGTON, May II, (A V A aatlefactory agreement far
Immabillitng merchant, as trail
as naval, vassal* under the
French , flag at Martinique has
A L M T A T S MORTUAUR*
1**, O H rtl II KT L’X To bean largely worked out, Chairman
re Production Oredll Seen
Connolly cf the Senate Foreign
iar. A- a B T u x To P is. Relations Committee, told report
1 rro. Or.4 It Aeeners yesterday.
CgATTM, MOMTUAON
rar*. Claude t'. To IMatued
e tla a C redit Amu.
■TACTION o r NORTUAUM
matt, David to Allen K. ArKcd Production (*redll Aaen.
TALLAHASSEE,
Msy
«*(Hpecial) —Weathering excessive
dzanog* go^rv ps due ta . floods
snd winds, the Pompano 8tata
Farmers' Market is wall on IU"
way to retaining again this year
Its title s i the outstanding statemarket In th* nation, according to
Nathan Mayo, Honda'* commie*
•toner of agriculture.
With all weeks remaining be
fore th* eaaaon closes, MXyo'aald
Uia market hat reported M 8 ,*
016 paekigaa ot vegetable, ,hjppad aj against a total of 1,911*41 for lest year. Groai sale* s i
cced 16.000.000 for this Iat ton.
w on it mm . a r c r iA t.
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M i*D ll] Field soldier spent H i
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Writer Predicts IUnited Nations Forces In Middle
Many Managers To
East Get Tons Of War Maieridln
.|Get Old Heave-Ho a . rukYTOM J. (JtWJM
Cimp j t;*tnp Dlmndirur* Stntum H«>»jutai
i who cannot swim u xirukr.
Celebrate “National Cotton Week” with
AMERICAN COTTONS . . . th is yenr, m ore th an e v e r Iwfni'e, y o u ’ll wimt
to be p atriotic anil rig h t In p ractical, a l l rai lin ',
w u h n b le co tto n s. Cool co tto n is fir st fo r a 1 nm"
ou t o f th e bandbox fr e s h n e ss" . . . v e r sa till- m *.
ton is fir s t for a n "alert a d a p ta b ility " to your
a ctiv e 1942 liv e s ’ . . . and T h e O utlet is first fur
th e w id est sele c tio n s o f w ea ra b le, w a n la b lo s ty le s
In tow n!
I'rintori Sheer
afternoon Dress
$2-98
High mint!
im k, ihnrt
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broidery tn m
Rfwl.
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daytime
Dress
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F r c l i y Blu e nri I \\ hue
p rint with *1.1 nit y fcm#>
inline white1
votlr
him ) l if e Votlar i.n | c u ff4.
3« tu | _
2-Piccc Seersucker
Town Dress
Fitted b|ou»e with collar >iul
pique cuff*, two pearl Dutton*
on bortlre hn* front plent*,
hire* 12 to 20.
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itiskaiK*
, | .rou n d thr world Is pouriag w flH.i»» of too. of w ar m ats ria ls
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v , '"lo the rlrs O n e Middle C s it fa r
Jo.l con t k.r|. firm i.illii- f hark (hr United
lo nu u n ifirr, \-,-t ... »u h l l * h ' - ' hat lie against th< A ria
rt m l. , ill rfr.-, i if,I, .ra u rn .l
Am erica’s runtxihuiioa to Lbs
l i f t , . l.l. I, I., !*■ nr- rII lime rffort start-*) shortly aftrr P res,hirh tibia) >f |. |*aa1w r*j«1 Io.l from ,,,n l Roos r rrll. on Dee IT , IM O ,
I all m u n ii-dd the nation that it moat h s
r i- , f Ifp-ni, I. II .1 thi- Na-' rome 'th e great arsenal of
H a u l 'eairin mm timhilnt. n.*n- tnreracy.**
sp rfr,
n ro -f.im c Imll-and.
H has ruarcei atony In f is I S
•Hike
T h - eiirhcr n r 1 'Inre * f*» days a fttr P earl
ihe enirh.-r m»v -till ..ffrr their Harbor, when autborUfaa parfran^ - . l i , i no.I ...... .h a t pat. milted the dUelosurw that A n s rl-
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in If* an«l «rxtnun them*e|ves.
t the wmi*.
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W lu ri' v*.i rule* nr* made
Airpim jics have pUeod f ld f c l.
pfaj |. I in»l
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\b % Lip Ih ir- f'** *hlpment of witikt materimb
ff if’irbt he
ftul fpr the Th« Mar A r t . forbidding p rn tll
«rlif-r »»f t l . I>-u >*•1 . 1',might
hf | *° the wm *rr#
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1mi In thw vicinity i*l army
fre*h
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Invoked for the D rtt time yes*, i
Ih ro irh th« A tr
r;itf hr r *• il I trl rt 1* X r#r»hi»I nf
ay. aud da> xxhrq .Secretary «f W ar S»»m
tru ck wi**in* rumble di;
lh# iifii|»m«
Hr .J *1 *mcc. hut
•4>r* ih ilfn a tid 2t MnUD* m l
nijrhl »rro*4 Ihe e«p«nt«w
th# iin j — .1! »' i'1 » him ,inw
1 Ea*t Trn neaaer r> unite- ai muiiD
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r t- 1*ui *»chrr, | mfi tleurfi
an area In whirii
t ll . Ih rn trs itru!1 H rilain 'a Inn# t f carUrul
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end ami lh * t re t Hank-I
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iiaaofU * conauujpiion norm ally
Ami they
Briim h-hrW L ib y a and S i m
*|i‘t\i n - 1 th*‘ pi i>
of
4# pafW Kof (hr
Ih .
hitx ** !•*■* it i*iik ri,*l •ff lbs field i - P ut 'h r main problem of Middle » o r o « ia foe
United ^
nun * •.ft tn (ban m i other man - • F a . l .upply* "up t o ' %
•( S ta te .
W hile emergency
' on',0^*|:
“ “ * U ■ * M l^ o A «
li*eT»
Al 111 o ii.im r K i i-rh I. s k b io I beavily proterte,! by the B rit
A U t a M • / WRyWArx* pmelurw*
out f ,... .
K isn k ie held hlmM'lf I H ret. are able to move In a rea- •
49 poun4» o f •«>
Iindei . ...Itr..l uniil Ihe In.t d - y .lH e t e d area of the M editerranean,
U h mm*
of t i n , I
Th,-o . n i l , in May h * j l |ritaln now m u.I depend m ainly
a.,t t l,..... I —.1 ,,it . n . i i i
Tied w ith °n 'be ’round-A ft lea route. I t . I M
Kn-, h ,,, . h. ih,,,,,ln*.i „ut d e rtiy. m ile, from i^ntion to S u e .
i. Jim m y
W il-ei,
the C u b s. |
The prohlrm t. one of abipa,
Is E G A L N O T IC E S
lie Tot »„ .»||> jum p on the plane, .tru rk s. men— and imptenthrr.
hr
ttl.iie ,
tl
i l a r l l r k 1 rnents o f war from
AmerVran
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Defense Shop News
RAYON TAFFETA
and SATIN S U D S
$1.19 Tn $2.29
F a a h in n n l from a lo v ely ,
lotig-w cn rin g fa b ric, full
rut and tru e to sir e fur
p erfect fil find
wear
S ty le d by UiMsIy l'n d ie«
All sizes.
•••
M en*#, W o m e n 'll a n d C h lM r e n 'n H hcK n
a n d W e a rln i A p p a rel
S a n fo rd A venue a t F o u rth 8 tr# e t
I ’h n n c 5SH
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JO H N S O N
in i ir p l i n r
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P A 5H FO A T T O iA U
D E N V E R , May t l <*■> A *ug
»r ratio nin g not* e f »< *,iy ha*
tM-romv a pa»*,port w I i k K voung
m*r>xrrv wxFfM*n lrifl
to havi
tn aAmH tbvnj to Artofcifif p h r o
y o „ r who ha. to rn thinkin g!
The ratio n hooka s t a le , ito age
' p e ltin g into this> type
ly
* 1 work „ f thr j,er*nn to s i e n , Isaiiorl
a .k n l til enroll In the r ia * . a . August
H anehsth, tnanaprr
or
I ,.»oi o . |M,«vthlr. T h is is a pre- safety, has told Bn I lee If the vye
employment e ls* , w ith hour, from of a y o rn g la/v at n bar *. h oHI A M to ♦till P .M . A trainee* fouhtfol an aifievr should e.k
1
tmt need any qu allfiratlon v her to p tm lur, her ration ra. d
'• " 'to r
With an a lr p t r l heir g |„ p r„
that , to f. not a minnc
I built lo c a lly , there should *- a and therefore eligible to buy a
Ini pr iiu m ltrr *yf npvriifig*
ff>r<firlnk
it Miner* right n t hi»me j
|"t'nvi rofiturt Ihe n fflre ami fill
— -----»tl nreevvary (>a|>er. l - f .r.
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»-iwirhng In lhr drfrn.:»r *<h*»**l
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tn) h ig h « h 'o | aenlor who lal
vnnv
May 11. (W W i
tlfl|> taking thia roira*.
"
rtfiow where
_____ .2 i..« _
•?>* (»ermans don
..ton he grad ustes In Ju n e .hould H h a n e rlV u T i- alikie'
ronlarl th e office and m ake ar- “ W
H - 1*In briskly noting tbs exploits
rongrm enla In rn ter, aa soon as of Brig. Gan.
Jimmy DoolluU
|«„i|ble.
I**' night lb* O m a n ywfko re
It l« r-|H -rtrd lo a ta rt a new portad: - . . . Doolittle bad carried
,I» m in nutunm lills m ech an ic, n est "ul 'be a ir stu ck against J» .
seek. A n y o n e Interested In this pan from th* sir M*a Bbangrs
. H | . of tra in in g should file the.r
was a*t atbsrwlac de
I nsnirs w ith thr t fflc a a l once
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S le e k
ib 19c
3 5 c | N e c k B o n e s 3 ib. 2 5 c
lb. 29c
T o a ir a e s
(ny
1 I, • nr kltdly Port.
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Chic Johnson And1
Gfc Olsen Help)
Revive Vaudeville;
I M OIAD I BOUGHT
HANES UNDBRWKAR I
HOLLYWOOD
HOLLYWOOD — Another aide
of Hollywood]
. Laura Oakley, blonde, pert, pe
tite, la a merle white collar girl.
Kira and n half daya a week,
from 0 A M. to rA JO P .H , aba
operates a comptometer through
whirh pale rotumna upon rolumna
of daggering flg.ree. ' * ,
The flguraa, h u m of them m
many digita the machine wont
take them, rrpreiwnt Carlooa morlo
pro Iaction coate— Including atar
salariea. Imam OaUrr'a f ln f m
Up rut the dlglta firmer, without
pauae, and newer owe a- to her <«collection—haa aba compered thorn
frequently aatronamkal arms wilh
her own (31 a week.
“PcopU," aha aaya, "ara enti
tled to what they can f i t aa
la retting It they don't ttrp on
anybody clae."
Laura la too of 7,774,000 earn
er! In the country who draw bo1
tween |1 0 and |4 4 a veak. She
haa been In the Unlrcraal ac
counting department for . flea,
year*.
*
White-collar girle In other rllka
•nay picture their elate re In Hol
lywood aa tiring Una aleaped la
pUrtuwr. . U n r a Oakley l i t n
working her* beeacre, » » • from
llklnjr i * r job and her office » r j
aorlatim U'a "like werklng la tbV
country—*k noon » • «*■ U k t
our lunch bote* up on the hill tide and got aowo f««k oh--"
Takiac her lunch la one o:
Laura‘a ■ pel aconomlea—leaving
■tore o f her | l lo |6 a week (prD
aenal allowance) for pet l-ruriaot. wnvm, ghampooe, and manIturea. Bud retina li fairly new
with her—the idea of her mother
with whom ahe charm a .fourroom apartment In a four-famim
flat In Loe Angelea.
At leaal IB U>wna and titlea In
Wlaeoeuln are totally debt-free^.
BACON lb
SPECIAL SLICED BACON
U P W. FIRST ST.
lb.
29c
Q nintlly Rlghla RracrrtJ
PRICES GOOD THRU
SATURDAY. MAY 21
BROILERS 3 FOR 9 5
FUfHJl IIKEfflKf)
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victory
lotUc.
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having
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lr ti (train end b e tte r wear.
Here’* a Up for your wife,
There’ll be leaa work on wathday and your thorta will wear
longer If ycATthange them frequenlly. A light rtnaecleana them
G u ard
— without acru b b ln g . H a n t l
Thle picture ahowi a I tract laden with dcbrla In Valette, Malta, the
ireault of a downpour of bomba by Alia air raldcra. The ialand, "the
'moat blltaed apot ea earth," haa had orcr 3,000 air ralda. Numereua
L- enemy planet hare bean brought dawn by Malta'a defendera.
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■e men ’ Wear them wftli a Ilanga knitplaced
led Undmhirt far extra comfort.
* I V r Wdl BONDS AND STAMPS *
RED HOT MEAT SPECIALS!
LOOK HERE AT WHAT
LAMB STEW
SPARE RIBS
r - |i u i N i - a u o K R n
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tuch a» corn flakca, to the other
Ingrrdlf ilia,
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and
1’ity lnp|ilmr fur ila auger rolla
and luffre r a le .
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T h ere are M mountain iienka hla ring algbta- Thar* la nothing
mnrr than 14.000 feet high In thla warrior would llko batter than
to lino thoao algbta on aa Axia oub
Cntorado.
or raiding piano « bo belpt to con
Tliri* arc about 3^000 men In voy American a m and materlaU
the nr lion's camps for conscien
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Nathan Balltnberg, U , a fund tore
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of kla pretty. SA-yaor-ftld wife,
Ruth. Ila giro hlmalef up at a
1 Bronx police elation aavtral houra
after bja bride of m year had been
i found atrangtad lo daath In their,
apartment. Relatival told police
. Oallenbcrg augend from deluaiona'
w,and melancholia.
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Poll* n*i*. Tuesday
and Vot* In t'he Sec
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Whim
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SAVINGS
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Member AnotUlnl P r ta
N UM BER
210.
Allies Smaihj
Jap Cruiser,! Swarms Of Nazi Reserves Virtually <
2 Other Ships Halt Big Russian Push On Kharkov
Chinese United
Predict Jap s Will
A ttack Russia Or Helps Paratroopers
Alaska I f China
la P u t O ut Of War
9
“
‘A b a u t f t h a t J a p a n in t r y t a g a k n o c k o u t b lo w o n C h in a
fo llo w e d b y a t t a c k o n R u * * la ‘
o r A l a s k a w a a v o ic e d totlay;
by S e n a t o r ! w h o u r g e d all
p o a a lb le a p e e d In a id i n g L i e u t .!
G en. J o a e p h S til w e ll'* C h in e s e
tro o p a .
S e n a t o r HID. A l a - 1
bfJQJL M id — i i . t h e J a p a n e s e ,
c a n k n o c k o u t C h i n a th ey <
«rfl] U In ■ position to attack
Alaska or Russia. A victory over!
g Ckiaa would rtlcas* thousand! of
■*H, kundrrds c l p i s n o * snd
rupek tqulpmrnt for sttseka sL w '
wkara. Ha agreed with the view]
that tlx Japanese sr* going all
out in China.
A
Sans lor G serge, of Georgia, takl
* it I l lb l J obvious if that venture
la,-aawaaaful It will b* foltow-d
by an attack on R u ssia by the
la if b army Japan m aintain! on
IM border in Uanehukuo.
_
With perhaps t> ,000 mrn In
9 Um foocnow txpodlUon, th* Japanaba w o n bslinad now to have j i
111,900 troop* In action or da-1
PMTbd for setkn ln Cb*klang,|
Nations Subs)!
Are Successful In
Southwest Pacific;
14 Nip Planes Hitj
iOfficial* Will
Check On Stored
Gas In Buildings
Ilf
tM M U IH r i w i
Allied submarine* x n k • t,*
100-ton Japanese cruiser and two
merchant sMpa In the southwest
Pacific,
General
MacA rthur'i
HscArtbttr’i
headquarter*
announced today.
Allied fighters destroyed or dam
aged If more plane* In altacki
on Jap: base* In New Guinea and
Timor, .
The *hlp* were Uenliftod as:
A eroiaer of the 7,100-ton Kako class, mounting tlx eight-inch
guns, .four It] !»** anti-aircraft
guns, to raachfnv.gttni and It IIUMh torpedo tube*.
•
A 9,000- too cargo ship.
A 9,000-ton cargo ship.
Besides th* Xsko, Ihr class of
that name comprise* the crullers
Hurutaka, Ktmigasa and Aoba.
Each had a normal complement of
901 and carries two catapult air
craft.
The sinking! were the first
naval action announced aloe* th*
battle of the ('oral Bra, In which
at least SI Japanese warships and
Machine-Guns
Dolly Dawn, pretty young elng•r In Nvw York's Latin nightclub.
La Candh, is pictured at ihr Lido
Am were to war questions pro
Beach Chib ln Lmg [stand, d»marulraUag Ihat rctlon stockings vided to defense officials by lha
OKM
Informs lien Office revealed
can look glamorous. She's started
a drive to conserve silk which today ihat woman had hatter bang
Superintendent T. W |*
on to their bohby and hair pins. today released a list of 101 t
According In .Uia OEM, "Both teacher ■ In Hemlnul* Co
hair and bobby pins are covered schools that hav* been rinaalt
w ay lim b will be sheathed In
an4 Confirmad fpr s ppotstn
chin* gwna,
Othcr qua*tior.l
Income Taxes May
Be Deducted From
Regular Pay Slips j
tiona along th* I arm* Rood west
to the Between River, the Chinese
reported, and th* Yunnan front,
under monsoon rains, was becom
ing. lUblllicd.
Between Yunnan's tangled battidlnsa and tha complex «( fronts
developing hi eastern China along
9 tha hast China 8aa and Formora
BtTOlt Japan*** aviation waa vngagad in a mighty con tribe Wry
♦Oort aimed at rod action of airfields and canton of com moniesWASHINGTON. May
(Ah
tiana giving coharancw to th* Chi—The treasury asked yesterday
Vfc m m war affert
•
Bequest Is Made Byj
Treasury To House
Ways, Means Group
for a vrat check-off system under
whieh inrom* taxes would lw dednrteil from nearly everyt««ly'a
regular pay rnvalope.
Randnlph Paul, tax adviser of
the trra.u ry , revealed
to
the
press that ha had made a furmal
rw|ur.t to the houa# w*y« and
World War Dead
Win Be Honored
meana commute* fo r a u tho rity to
On “Poppy
D a /’. require
a ll im p loyra to deduct
yfpg&feff-1 •
w in. o
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advance ta^t payment* from pay-
B oated wfU pop honor to the rott*.
■Ids. Tha,
m toi
and
answers
Mother O f Stetson
P resident I* Dead
DoLAND, Mop EL—Mr*. Mag.
Klrt Warden* gnd their assistant* will make an inspection of
many bolkllngs la th* residential
snd business sactirna of Hanford
within th* next day or so In orkdai- l»- determine If any gasoline
ha. been stored contrary tu the
fire regulations of lha City, Klrr
Chief Mack Cleveland stated yv*terday.
This step will be taken In o r
der to elim in a te any u n n e c e ssa ry
fire ha Lards that are dangarouv
In limes «f peace and would be
p a rtic u la rly d an g ero u s d u rin g a
tombing attack. It was addsd.
Each warden wlU Inspect the ne
cessary b u ild in g s In hi* district.
All ho u ses probably will not be
visited, but those that are conaid- j
ernl n ecessary to Inspect s i l l b«i
checked.
Individuals *re allowed In h s'e;
• gallon or two of gas according |
to where the building it located I
and what type It la. Residents
may hav* more than a gallon of
css If they receive authorisation
T h U f f i l if i t l ir >*f H i IJ
from III* rIre CMaf. To reecho U . 8 raid »n I-k>M
,i
this authorisation, th* fuel must K rn it Utjtt, (*rrm »n W«r «*be In suitable ecmtalnar* and prop
I Met .It
erly located where It would not ou» cirrumalaiM e*
tk>n'i n«w h»-i*i (hr Uai 11 rm
be a fin hslard.
Report* have bean received rlts- na the "great tat
ail* a
rlnalng the! a few cltlsena have
been hoarding comparatively large
normally errry complement* of I,407 men each.
In R io l>»
Jsn erio ,
official
B t a illlU n
and
United S la te s
sources, commenting on th * I t a
lian report of th* sinking of ths
battleship, said they had no know
ledge of any N aval engagement
In the** waters.
Founder of St
Johns River Line
Dies Ip Daytona
Be Done In Paper*
YELLVILLX, Oak-, May I f .
W —ElocUon campaigns this
rear should ha carried on
throctfc M acpapan M a “pa
triotic ttXm to save robber and
K
J. Rally Tra.her, on* of Flor
ida transportation pioneers, who
wa. co-founder of th* 8t. John.
River Line with hi* son, died at
tha home of hi* son, Fred, In
Daytona Thursday mornlag.
Mr. Troaher had bran * resi
dent of Orlando for many year*
end want to Daytona leach last
Saturday to stay at tha baaat of
hi* ton. HU condition baeuta
grave, and he waa forced to gu
Beside* hi* son, Fred, he leaves
two other aorta, S u m Y , Tre.h*r ot Sanford and FTldaa ITrasher
Of Jacksonville, both connected
with th* SL John’* liv e r Lin*.
Other aurvtvon tasted* a da ugh-
Haul raid the propelsad personal
exemptions ware based on the re
gular Income tax exemptions
which the committee has decided
to reduce lo |M 0 a year for alngia
Govemnvent WU1 Try
' To H att f a y Rises
'
J
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llritln h
m i 11 t a r /
j in
ih«
I a, um lla rven k n v s
sector.
■ an m i l .. Miutb.sst i>f Kharkov.
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Th. S h i li la .aid bravy fig h tin g
i. ronllnulng In thr eastern PJtft
of thr Kerch peninsula. ilispOtlnjf
I o ffK ial lirirn a n rlalm a of COW1 p lrtr iwrujiatiim «>f the emtefYl
1 J t ‘iimr*»
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T h r f ((•! tunit m*li * srkiM W l« Iced
i hi ftii. .m u llr rs k ih m u fh In thd
' nmm S u n Inn- »l*>ng »n rlg h tmill- ff.nit nrai I.akr Ilmen In
llu I. m m uctiii I •••ctiir liut claim i.l tin u llm k l a i d fx l1 a p .n l.
1 A
break through In the
I (•rrnia-i hrti before K harkov i r l i
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I* ji* Itn • w i r 11 iffihaltfHl that hia left h id
Is Judge hi-rn
on the •mith,
Mt«i
| h. • P u la lU r development* It * M
nrd with fudged. *a# due in |»*rt to th»
„
f ■i fit, Uv nf ( ie m i■n fttrrep whhth
, a p i'a irn tU .t ill hr|t| the InitlaUfei
in 111 t-tl I*.
the
ondai > battle area around
four cubs, two of which were
the towns »f
Itervenor*
ind
born dead, am) It Ii doubtful if
I Bvtmt ale.nt (Ml
mile*
btloW
the other two w ill pull through
K h i*i him
Ja m *. Mooghlnn, *o[wrintendent
tif Thib «i hi
thr
It u m ians
nf P .r k . snd S lr c r la . ennnunri-ij
t Ih iin*-*( during t li d*V that the
In in .
N*#l« had l»rrfi t het kei|
' The two c u b . err
a " fulls
1h« midnight S-is iet niinm unl.m all," Mr Mnughlmi -eld. "an |
«|mik* nf th*
n pulse of
I don't ktu.w If wr will Im «l.l.
* mtt st It* I in t r m il added
In kerp thrm .liv e ot not "
II.
M.lKn.g la. till r i i - l o g tilcluff iu
r c v r.lr il
that
th l,
-at In .
i
h i- 'h - i
•a iin g merely tl^ t
f lr .t litter, and that it w «, * r r ,
thr Red iiffru sisr Miintinuad1
1■
*11Hi*f Ih r ftfl iIma, i |*t<*i "( ,1. 9ir*.||
unu.uel fur a H o n e., to fievr ■
tlb |he Crim es the Soviet com
h i * 11 * i a it iil Mar
I *1
many s i four cults the h u t (Ini*
mand a ii noticed lin t fighllm r aUll
tl
hue
tivtM
l
Rim<
llil
t'<
i
W
ill
I
was
continuing on
tne
Kerch
A canvas has been placed over
titMnll prfiituiilB aero"* from the C nu *
the hsrs of the cage, which >• | starting Junr l.ri, ■ JO
O a t |*einnaut* which th*
th* nnr (scln g (he lak r, in nrdi i MRMtfi i»*i catching nr i*inarm*tug r if ii*
IftHit 111 Flflltflil V* III! S’ .«gib kmig p(tire r la 1mrsI to ha.Y*
that the Cub* may lit kept in I ■nit
at « i|
NIriilite'hllr. c|« m■«11* (hi git' whidlt in hand
th* dark
■n.| l i r r •ltnM *|p*. flnhrfrnrn | »I f
Trim , slack and *b a|w ly, ^ ‘U- ■ mil tl) imr srrft roll I«hIt * • mbt
got her name became • f hr #|1f r u n * tn ff*riniallil>la tllltM Im i •
Ih . ..I > Mr. Mfjughtun siblml Sb. “ birh »n« y make (tu fuliim liiK
II the daughter nf tjltrrn le. tbi •ii fim l itiiM tnkm fri»m I It* H m
Inn', old lion***
k Ih ItHflir mill Ki»h II ki II* 11tf M|. I
t-rwr mwrr rru n n ih T f
t
I I S i l l S in
A tll*« « wl f a-t it (*♦* | I h i i r |« 1491 t ljf r
|n a i l l ! ti" 1
tent* ihi ft v rr tun
<«>ltn . .| St
Il J Holly hai lieeft api'fwt i»tg thr path lit in th* h' t
|...niti"I A rung I reol mantrr «f
Hin f"f *4 Yiff«| hum •
hteiifrn«l Pturt ( K f k c ami **lil i a k •
WASHINGTON May
n s h im ; c a m p
a
|ii.<r c*.
Th* llnua* Hirers and Harbor, r*t half rtmkrd food, figiit mm** la ■tffkrr Ju tir t, tl » * " anno tint td
C da)
T h f at»p«i|ritiwffil wa* ftwaa told Thursday that construe arn| play |i«lirr
F lv r llr s t hour*
lion of a befg* canal across Flo nrr fr«*m mhlnighl to «la«*n Kl»h fFiY n l from |he l*iw im a itcr*G f flrkda would take ton lone to make in/ ram p s arr o ftm -|voilt^] Gy t-ral «f the t ’nilral H lalr*. R * .
It telphful In eolvlng th* prr.ent •tfrwhsMi whn Inslal tin jpilng ftre*« n ln h v r Jiir I I tru trk k * iu b*
oil problaqi of the eastern sea fiahtrtjr.
m illed M r*. H olly’s name to l)l«
board.
l liltrtl S la te * official, ||
re
I
IA
IT
A
couple
i»(
r
*
*
r
*
'if
I
J. R. Porten, director of irons
vealed
pottat Ion In th* Off Ira of Patrol gtpf*I rtjiti b rrr »nd a ham, tongur
The varancy w a. rrta ted by
turn Coordinator, testified that or livrrw u rfil iimlvHch.
C» II I t l II —“ C
o
n
IIit the drath of Mi Holly two weeka
Construction In II months of a
ago
M r*. Holly 1. well known
19-Inch pip* tin* from Longview, whoar w»b il Ii to p m lrc t lha flah in Sanford, having lived hart 33
T a i , to Bayonne, N. J , would b# by U k in g you whwrw they a in ’t.
years.
R h l la s c llv t In civic and
R O II— A aporty name for • flahfar ths hast ana war to the eastern
|"»lr coating over |&-00. Ruda a rt city a ffaire , and ha* served on
petroleum shortage.
Parian said In* OPC favored ■*4d by weight. T h « lighter th« (he County Dem oeratk Com m itIre
F o r two year* ah* acted In
aupplareenting IhU pipeline with rod. tha hcAvltr the la x .
the rap acity of Hlate Democratic
an eight or tt-inch pipeline aero*.
R K K L — A eoffe*-fHrxirr
In
Florldi, but addodt
vrntc<l by Batin and dralgrtrd lo ( ’ui n m 111re worn an.
"The requirement of two year* •ngfl fit critical rr\omenu, Ih u t
Irs. R. J. Holly 1
Will Be Acting
Postmaster Here
I^ong Time Kequircd
To Build Barge Canal
Barrymore Show*
Sign* Of Rallying Services Hire More
Civilian Workers
HOLLYWOOD, May I l . l)P>-
Townsend Member*!
Will H e y W eir
John H- Weir, Stela n g i maa
tatlve of tha Toamaend orgtnU h*
tlon will deliver an addreoa am
th* Townsend Pen*Ion Plan stiff
will ravoal many late daf l j]
WA8HINOT0N, May < 3 - W Tha War and Navy Department*
added 103^999 tlvllfvn w orsen to
their rolls darag March, ax Um
Form er Liquidator
Bank Here la Di
UMjar
R«a-
* iato hot thrrr » r f r Mima IndlI i a ll,in . Ihat It"- i a ir nf s.lv sn c s
,1 M a i.h .l Tn n ix h rn k u ’s ( r e s t
. .I f r i i .i i r
...
.Ir r k r n ln c
ami
(h,.|, h a ............ .
r ln n r n l of
,iiMrfr , in i hr S a lt < llvrr.lofi*ry
i ..flrn .iM In the south Of
’ t"' "min action
1 ,..- ....... .
ii . t lii. iiiimt vital
I,,,..i,., ,,f h u i.'l'r ant) of the
. . . i I.l llu ,. .haul in balance.
J u .l a h r t r thr Kafknv daftnaes
I a r i r t.rrsrl e.1 b . the Russians
■i i not atstr.1. (nil
S u ric l SCi aivittf • nn lihadinl that sn Impor
tant - 1 rnne hold
overrun In
thiuat which had carried i l l
m il,. ,.ut into i.|»n and •ubsUMI tlally n n fo ftilla U terrain
Th* eomrnwnU|u* tif lb * Movia*
'•iMiMiaml « **
r*a| mined.
tow*
nUi
mm I .,f fr n ■ivr haK lra," and to lOfftW In
ftsht-inii'ii 1 cirt.|nft It ItHikifl that only Tlflioe-
to hulld this canal would not Inducing lurid and pn»fusc pro
make It helpful In lha solution fanity.
of th* oust coast supply problem,
W H O P P E R .— A U rm l«> dcscHbr
which must ha solved in the next
PROCLAMATION
l,
pT*ttTl-g ravw
th« dadintbility
—
w^wa* emraa*w at talag
^wamm m
ItMl fteouhodg to dmlop a n mofiu,»
The
^|H>kvMiu<n
ri'iwirtiwl
Ih•
> ' N.r<> s .n,„l ImicV —me territory
'
S
T h * Rome radio. In a special
announcement today, claim ed U s(lap su bm aiin s* sank a b ctllssh lp
o f U * M ihylsnd class hn an at
tack
against a
United
’S late s
N aval formation o ff B ra sil.
w-Th* M aryland class Includst the
0 8 8 M aryland, th* Colorado and
the W est V irg inia. Each has
s
rang * of 31.900 la 3.1,900 tons snd
__ ________ # *v
lia a r la t t i f m * !
Ucrnmn
cminter-altncka,
\ nii |i] hi rts'ct by m>Mca of new
reserve.'*, alitwrtl the big RunI »imi) (ttinh mi Kharkov today,
T h r Sovirta claimed an nd'\H iirr m only one acctor ot
I thr I'JO-milr hat tie line a lta r
n KiiiHshitiK counter-atlacV.
b
r
Young Lionets
Italians Claim
At Sanford Zoo
U. S. Battleship
Bears 4 Cubs
Sinks Off Brazil
aatva th* trans
If people rod*
4w i S ™
housewives, from tha trouble of
becoming tea collector*. •
For most employers, tha de
duction would bo similes to lha
social security taxes that they al
ready taka out of payroll*, and
103 Have Been Nom
inated, Confirmed
For 19-42-43 Year
Q.—Is there a grit* celling on
canned mltkl A.—jfo, only on
fresh milk.
Q.—I* there any shortage of
glass T A.—Not a shortage, but
we're going to have thinner and
lea* fancy alasa containers be
cause so much glass It being used
to replace tin ran*.
Q.—How much gas does ■
fighter plana uM l A.—Seventy
gallons rn hour,
Q.—It I* true that thsy*vs stop
ped making hairpins 7 A —Both
hair and bobby pins are covered
by th* Iron i m (teel order. Be
lieve It or not, enough steel goes
loto them to make 190,000 ma
chine guns. *
G.—What does s boardlnghoustkseper do wjth bar boarders'
sugar books] As—Sh* keeps them
as long a t the boarder sal* II
meals a weak at bar establish
ment. Whan ha laavae, th* tears
out stamp* to equal his sugar
consumption and lake* than to
bar local board.
y .—Dora th* m w rant calling
apply to hotel rooms T A.—Very
H e proposed that th * deductions
amount to 10 percent of wages,
d e fin itely,
interest or dividend* received In
Q-—Wouldn't It
d e e * * of a fixed o ral* of personal
exem ption.. Tha deductions, in portation problem
I 11r
Hoarding Of Fuel Is
Called Fire Hazard
By Chief Cleveland
Lawton Reveals
Names Of White
Steel For Hair
School Teachers
Pins Goes Into
(J a in
Back
Some
Territory;
R e d s Smash Ahead
In Only One Sector
C e rm n n s
A h (Jerman Ace S a w Doolittle
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AY, M A Y I t - 1 M 1 »«
Grower S«jb State
Can Provide Rice
League Standing
RTUART, Usy To, (RpevUI)*-Florida can (row rice.
4NI3IC0N tra c t, r.
w L t<M.
W I. M ,lal)—Florida's black baaa, their h. t.
« » .£ »«. u
k *. • yearly domeetie activities o f th*
laanalnc irtV -r over, ara all lU u Z ti a iU M C M n y y a ^ n V t n
act for tbo onslaught cf anstart Boston U » » -Ml tNllV> »« *»V n
Wednesday roornlna whan tbo
|W(o« 4. DetrwH t
rhiiaatioku ».
i
■tata-wida7 black bata c b - d eraWashlagtoa
». Cklcar.
•' a m nUfl and th« open attoon be
Maw -tor* at at. Uouia. PI*#
; .gtna. According to I# N. KAnnody,
R i t i r e 8 * % U r y o f iht 8UU
a v n o x a t. tm tacm
Cmmlulon o f Gam# and Preih|
_______ . acres coming ■
Into pro<lufUon In a marthy urea
Wln*rJ a r ir all ecu nties o f lhaj I IIU
II )• .lt» Clileago Hil *"
i«| i.H i nii»in m
- ■ atata, has* fUhonnon hart had Ji,
iM lta XaolaaCay
• ta forego thrlr favorite sport durat. u i * iX Haa t a t «• •
tar Oto M-day «lm d
culeage 1. Brooli»r» JClnemaatl at D^un. mp4
•J
which started Mar. IB, and de*.
<0*1/ (IB M *«a*d»l*4-»
MU Ur* and gaa chortagoa aro
M? ‘ riper tad to bo on lake* and
streams In fomtldabla nember*
C \ '■ whan tha season opana.
F
jw-,
■
•1
-
■■■■
FARMERS’ MARKET
Supplies Of Mixed
V e g e ta b le s A v a ila b le
r.
,
________ JACKB0NV1LLE. May 10. Rmaral Tain* throughout tha state
x stetsssiix st,
, .• j$sa
■££.’ a f i $
will probably lengthen the mark-
f i
i J
S
S'
I.IQ LO * T A *
Sl!!S.,S!!i |S!lLTix!Sau?Rw •- wm n* - w .
ctlng aoaaop for ragrUblca which
U rapidly drawing to • clow.
wmiam L. WUaon, Director of
S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y
COURT
RECORDS
■A T iaratm uM a
UraOaMon
nr
w onrt;
Houthar land. Itayt W-. Op
And Marr C. Allan. Orlaada
Xrmplar. I'aarl
llanry.
I
mouth. Ohio. And Maraarot I
ah-o. Orlando.......
Houston, f a r l II . A j> a «4 »t»
And Id.llla M
*• -T ,u
| u a w ,ll_ Atrhla l'"rA .
I l l l l . And Margaret A. xn r
DeytonA IWarh
Ore#n. Jam#* Th®maa. Ml
And Ada 11 Hanb»r*. Orlande
U tM 'in . I
** Hanford
Vtornlhy K ir t fn **"!•♦• f'a a f* 1
Winslow. J’ A-l I*. Dal-aad
Vlir.nl. L’ Harris. I*»tan4
Andre. Frad«rtrh
Mima
11*11 O irvar. Orlando
HI* wart. John llnaco#. A
Iowa And K ffl* U » M M HU
l^caburg
.
SANFORD IIERAI.
in to iim a -
It.nUr, W. I- VM fkarl,.
,rT A ' airra - its it.
Martin. It I*. VM l. I. Ku*
MAiinjaor l.lt»:a«:a
Cnatall,
,r.
RBCEJPT8 U r
MIAMI BOOEIM NABBED
ahlpplag potat baala. I f
r r .l«
trlmmad top*. Inalatdaallr w.sha.1
and p rarooO . Oetdan llaart. d*
wisnd galrlp good, markat atrona
sr. Wide rant* • » quality »»d * « » •
dittos, aom* prdlanrr to fa r i•«
do*. Y l H -l.«», moatlr It
•
do*. II.M.r.TI
moatlr
|l M I M.
raw |l.H; I do*, and ,m* *t too
#aw anla* to quolo. l“rM oolln» l*o
a u ra. Paaeal. tw o law sala* I"
astahllsa a otarkat. Sam.
ablp
■ e a ts railed unsold.
* t «"«■"■»
r,lil.*u*
name
j^ * * * - ^ "
aarssrsift^i A l
TALLAHASSEE," »<»r }0' _ B A 1
IUU, MIc*. Kaorhra. Ordhuga
UUARANTrtll
KXtf m ibATtll’.
.
» T e r m ite s
Scientific Insulation
g-Yaar Bond ad Guarantee
Fra* Inspection
PHONE*
YOO'O-O,
Dodgers Increase
Lead With 4-1 Win
«3 0 M G TO CLUB r
m e e t in g w ith r
MC TONK3HT.V
5.
r
® Defenders D e s tr o y
Installations
In
Path Of Invaders;
Situation
Serious
Ifpgvy r*lnji on the aouthweatem Chin* border totlav
brought newKopo to the cmbattled Chinese armies fight
ing Japanese penetrations
■Jn>m Rurma. The defenders
Tnasacd troopc, kkrng *vj**UUtegk Ytfttnan province points
after deatnying installaliona
In Ute path of the invaders.
t „ in, plalniltf namad hara.
m arnl U.<-* praaaala ara thata|..t, i.. t~i«lra | «« «» » * " “ ,* * *
_u i
n , iv iit t llaun* at
n , ('■>uiiIr of F,mlnola
. i . i . i . ..( a'li.rhta, >h». IK. .!-*,
.
,f
.\ |i IMS. lha ■»»«•
>- i >>*.
UJa -l,i, »»f Uii, i^un.
Announcing to tL« world that
tha “ future la rary grare’* and
tlwt help la urgently needed, a
Chines* Gorcmipanl apokeaman
dtclarcid ys* tarda jr that rrtany
algnc point to an early all-out at
tempt br Japan la knock China
out of tfa war.
This Indication of Chinese a
Iarm was given, as the military
anotllght altarnatad swiftly Imm
fnlns’ a backdoor in Durma arul
Yunnan I‘ mtrine* to bar caatern
aoahoard, where
the
Jananrtr
ur*r* developing a new offensive
In Cheklung Pro virus deaplte bitlcrest Chinas* realatanre.
With the British hanging on to
only a small strip of Burmese ler-
IMA6ME I X WOfZST.'BfiENt>\ 1
c t M VOU o u r WITH HAVWACD r ’
Z-r-n— Orm SAaiofvxv - 1
U
NiOMr/z-T-
R O B IN S O N *
AND NON S H tS B L A B 8 N 6 S
TO ALL TUE CLUS MEMBQ2S *
THATVOUIX SCGAXINGJVS
pledsg
>ry alon g tho Indian frontier,
: Chinas*
battled
fiercely
dgst fa re ** which aoemod to
t o m o a b t * tKotr praaaur* front
n *a a lo n g tho
Booth wo* tarn
IttT frwwuor, and tha spokaaq ddclarad that i m
“ w ill
DOS* • d a rin g tho M a t
f *w
- Q A T IH O B O V S !
| 0 ^ 2 THE COUNTS.
____ WOULD/
----- I’Bffi/cL__
ARE YOU
snu.
. ,,
POESIDCNT.
car* anjvod M Cat* •• trarb I*
Cara uotondad It Pl-A
Ut tradk aoa*
p L o ltID A
ace
'O0ELIN6/SHES
N O W TOTtK: U A IIK P T ■I.IO IITI.T
rrn o M O M fi____
XVII4.IAM UAXVVKU, Kir,'i.
T . : : « nr l-.oru. m tV lIU A J t
UAXWIM.I.
KINO.
Albany
•llt'ill'IIA.
.
....
„
s „u .. i, l.erabr at**" that aul|
h... l.„n ln.lltul»'t aaalnat ,«it
Hy P A U L
THATiS NANCV.
1-4 doa
vst.
sain
An axrhang* pf diplomats with
Russia, which would be aa actle*
ally of A a itn lla If It went to
war with Japan, was argod Tues
day by Korroar Prim* MlnlaUr
Kadden, as Japtoas* piano* InUnaIfUd tholr attacks on Port
Metoohy, possibly hoping to clasr
PLOniDA. lair quality
|.|l daa
XXTa law
law aeod quality
l dea.
t-l dot.
1* do*.
Rlgney Of Whit® Sox
Is Wearing N avy Blue
S K O E T A ft t WLL
HOW ESAD TVS
CX30C 8SR 0N C f»«j
Paaeal, aary law tala*
CARDS BTOF GIANTS
NEW YORK, May 19, (AV-The
8t. Loo Is Cardinals sUged a con
tinuous lh-blt barrag* against
three pltthors yesurday aad orerwhatmad tha Nrw York Giants
10 to 4 to brtok th* deadlock
between th* two clubs for fourth
pises In thr National Lragut.
SOMEBOCN IS BT2EA1C1NG
AIZULE A N D M A »J 3 7 H E
CLUB IO O C BlDlCUtjOUS/
VJGU./VJ O cfe
GUILTY
C LU 6“ A F D 0 f, 'JrA L
M P O O T fiJ fS T V j-'
BVKIW
A MEMBEfT-'J t .'jl
(3UESS [ 1
might a s _
WELLSTPJJD
MOLDYOUn
HAr/THier
tair.'r-’
Recreation For
Young People Is
Desired By Group
— lUP.'f—
tJmOAOO, May IB.
S K 'i 'h W 'S S l
, th* blur of Uncla Baht’s
IJ.y'rar-old JUgnry, who
y mndo no effort to ohcoriottoalra. aollaUd yaa■TU m .Croat Lake* Naval
g Station, and was Induct•Otman, first cloao, which
-r k
following
By FRAN STRIKER
th e lo ne r a n g e r
Qatnfied AdvcrtitemenU
Tam pa
A d m in is tr a to r
V I V ail *%
:
S h erm a n
i
F i v e
P
O ff
O u t lin e s
On
R c K u l a t i o n s i mr
— , . , r-'
JAfeTiTWNVil i y
M.y so
id
<Ai P fd|»ri mMhntl* m Unrulp*
mmliaiiit to
in
nvArWin^ 1 »•
|ma• mum rriiin^ |irirr« on their
I jjosMia in rurnplyifif;
with the |
•rrm ral price rryulatmn were nut- j m,
:l)nr.1 jrrsIrnUr b>* \V ('. Sher* ,,,,
man. State director *»f tie Offic-* 1
ni I’ric* Adminiat rntinn
■—
“ W f pirtiru) rlv want to d rt»» I _
five major unecificatitiitf that nr* l|
t requiresI under Ihr order.'* Sher V.
n»ar «aid
**lf Ihc«e fivr rule* are com- I
plied with, mrreh'itt* Mill have' \J
ftono a Ions
tyw .nl carryinu »
out the intent of lire
mineral • 1/
price control
order Hat
«•
hlVHply t'» bold pf mr • of
thr
lhl»uj» b f cal. hi t» and u*e
down to tbs* i« v**l they Mere dur » I ]
inr Mm h
r.»U
The tvr kupeeatiMn* were
1 All item % not •|« « ifii ally ri
elud'd fnini tbr |*rit*e net come
urwjer il« provision*
However.
pHteg must l»e posted in
the
*lnre only on "cost
of living" ,, ,
I ronmuditicv a* h*to*1 In p n cel^ ,
I refjlition booklet No 1.
I ltf
2 H •vs a full understanding of ] m,
• section 1.1 of price regulation No j f,r
reada aa follows
i ,h.
I I. MWllch
A cost of-livlng commo<1ity la Vll
any rommoslity deal^nateil as sueh ^
by the nrico administrator (A |*,
Hit of tha chase* of rommnditira jlh
1*0 d^lffnaud appears in th« ap-‘ y (
I pemTu of tn# rvgnshitlon. copies)
r f which may be obtained from . wl
tha office of price administration * tu
Jacksonville)
\m%
.1. Prices In a atorw need not j yr
H o u s e w i v e s T o C a n all he listed In the aamr place.
providing trey arc plainly risible wj
M any
V e g e t a b l e s j to
customers
,rn
4 Flores such as
groceries,
There will be a aearelty of carrying some Items tr»»» small
some commercially canned good* for marketing, may use ceding %r
this year and tho yovrmmenl price rartls on the bin or sIm-H rL
boa
urged
that
housewives ui which it la displayed.
cjt
throughout the nation can their
lire of lisU, On those cost- (r|
own vegetable* when possible, of-living Items requiring posting rit
Mta. Oulda Wilson, Seminole of nricee. the alorakeeprr must yo
(County
Homs
Demonalratlon display celling prices prominently. a|,
Agent, listed today In a mes The office of price administration
sage to women In the county, has ruled that potting of ceding
in
asking them to make u.o of the prices In booklet form. or
four canning kitchen, that have layers of lista, la not acceptable.
since
that
method
does
not
gt\e
a "
been equipped by the ('aunty
customer ready access in ceding
Cbmmlatlon.
prWw*
' n<
"Our commissioner, have givrn
ua the** canning kitchen, to help
US say* Ih* surplus vegetable,."
Mrs. Wilson said. “ Let ua ran
and fill our pantries that our
families may has* the food nreea.
aary for good health." She reyaalod that shortages are rs-
THERE'S NO USE TRYlN TUH FK5HT O f t W W .
STAN HERE ANOWATCHTHE HORSES!*
COM(3 TO StTip CARMOOY ANO H» MENHAVE
-V HURT GRANT.
y
l mu
tmTTWINGFOR M&-TUH OO, IS LflW EXRt
HI ARO)
OH. MY,
CARMOW
.
— 0-
* f the Junior High, and Earl
Kipp nf tha Grammar School, to
eonaidrr Um problem of suitable
and wrfl dlractod rocrontlon for
th* Sanford youag poopla durlag tha naontaa anaao whan tha
beathaa and tha swimming pools
Win wr t -hw-atn aaBM oa before
AH’ 6 0 SOMEPLACE WHERE AN H0NE5T NEWS
.
____ _ PAPER O N STAY IN PUSINE5S1
- HURT
.JU R Y J
YOU'RE HERE?
♦
.
•
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Ih
M ay
K Z Z l '1
haalrv
R f
—
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« J J a ,_
W
Dynamite Tracks
Collide, 2 Killed
Ir r k m d
R ace
2H
Ita llo t
( 'P u n t e r -
To
A llie s
P la n
1,(1111)
S o u th ;
R a id s
Ito m b e rs
V*wana!«l*al I'fMbl
l; l I.lll t.l'lk-! II'd
i i.|i. m l l ir ir cou
nt'itm i- mi K lm rkov
I!. .I ,n tm lt«'inli|imra
■■I Mu- .uni* luy ulil
. n ili. fn l.l lit-
Run
O n ly
P ress
a t la c k
I ty
Rohhcr Kilters
Redroom While
Residents Sleep
boa til i« eirrrdlngly grateful for j ||,.
their help. A II 1‘eteruon, aoerr fr„„, ,
tary of the t->ari|. said tl ia morn I
, ,,
F or
B nn?es
**Th# list o f regtatraata baa been
aoat to Oaeantoc Holland and to
WasUngtau affleiala who here
boon on to* ap# of tha canals for
Jo* Headricks Visits
City And Navy Office
- ir je
in
A I**iui 1'i oilmen, umler tKe «lI
Its* miMn it »»•' f.
rertion of Mr* lt«>y Holler, an- Mi
|t |< .tuMt|> «fi• •
volumenly a**iBtmg In the flllnclu'inltL iln« tiioininK
It mu*
nf Biijrar rationing rani* rverv I itmt ihr ritliU i enlen-cl the h
aflenitMin at tin* Rationing lk>lhl j |i (hi front ilo»»r l»v n«c •
office at thr Armory and
the |kM
MIAMI. M »
»-G P > -M o r *
than )M Miami email boat pilots
and tog skipper* hav# voluntrvrod
far aaretaa I f tha Federal g ° v
emiaent dstlAaa to ttaa bargra oa
Florida Inland waterway* to ro
ller* toe ahlppbig ahortag*.
B. P. b rn y , yackl broker, arid
at laast. 100 mer* could b* r*ertitod In this area from charter
boat naan who far* a alack sea-
LOOKOUT
Itu ir-C 'iittiiiK
Volunteer Women
Workers Help File
Rationing Cards
100 S m a U T o g a A r e
Quicker Allied Win
N a z is
Yanks
•I
Major Harm It
(HcftiU off»rr
lloovrr* <«ar»i;
A v a ila b le
For SIGNS
Prctvt
Ministers Ask For 2 Minute •
Period Of Prayer Fach Da
Two of the kitchens sre super
vised by paid employees.
Mr*.
B. A. Howard offers Instruction*
at th* Sanford Kitchen, which I*
located o ff .th* Ronford-Orlando
highway pt tho old prison farm.
Mrs 8. H. Norwood It tnaBa-rrr
of tha Lok* Monro* organisa
tion.
Tho Oviedo Kitchen ia
supervised br Mrs. A. t). Vam.
Th* Genera Homs Demonstration
Club women can on shares. Mr*.
J. T. McLain Is president of this
club.
“Those Interrstad la cannliu at
tha Sanford’ Kitchen should con
tact Mr*. Howard at telephone
la tho evening a day
far* they wont to can,
M explained.
A* prpoont sot up for
g, th# caaaer furnishda* and cans or jar*,
l l M r Ks. I can or
r 1 IB * to- N a > can
provide
.
Atwitclalril
Russians Smash Into Heart
Of Kharkov Defenses;. Dead
Germans Litter Battlefield
N oN on
S ta te
M ember
Representative
From Group Two:
Floridians Told
How To Observe
Price Ceilings
Gets First Transfer
EDNESDAY, MAY 20. 1912.
Government U r g e s
II1CAOO. yon It EAT M A R K E T
■uaiiTLT BTitoNrir.n
Car* artlvad it ri-A
track It
Clyde V c & U w S “ afUr
i «o t tn Ih* ninth Inning,
atlooal‘ Lcagtt# champions
U°toolr runs with tNP^y
Jaw Mo?>1T. T*.0
«• "
in a pair of doubles by
of
Are Aided By Rain
tTu, l„ ,..l,r».i agCtn,t ><,«.■»•
I
la •.»»• by
*>»•*
I
r lac |»ttbl Ikll^dl III TJt*
“
i f .,.1 ItarahV n n,w,pa|>,r pub.
n l„.l in n. ml m l, trounly KlarMa.
...I, »r,tl (nr f"Ur (I)
't " '1
A N O NEW BCANCH I
rop p w a u p l x e
m u S H IZC O M S .A U .
USO
•7S“
hou,Stt
l*tc ano
I »r
I u.ieml •“ raglatar • » «
'.al.uaat •» »•• 'V T .V .K
,-l. mmaa
Name
" '“ “ i l l
■ •hfH Idiwa *»f rlOf|u«
ul ru»h of ih* CIy m II Court
>
nliiiilF inunir. t lorlao.
MIAMI, May 10, OD-Tblrtarn
rn went a rr»»t«l hero ycatar
■y In a a*rlr. of polico raid, on
>ra* rat* bookmaking aalab
:C »
M is s
I, I.rr»t.r *•»•» ' h.4,.J
nrxed in liuilncee at I n
port g A T tin n a T . . mat i f
tats oviKUO-WBirubAUi: atcc- And .Vonrltla Kaarlda*. 1^"
TIONM: llaullag* »»»r l.'akt.
•rat* wire ladalrr. • » !» • *■ »■
ETTA K E TT
shtpplag point and dallvorod
tio n
Chinese
L E G A L N O T IC E S
Petar Blaklnd la. working out
arrangements to prorlda all airplan* apottora on Manhattan a
toll building, with
hot
grog,
gratia. That shouldn't braak him.
He'r a rum' n i*p a f«to m , with
dlitUloriss In tL . ’Waal India..
|*ro*a»tt»a
Ualaiut Klaanra l-n T..
Moor, KT UX
i ,i • p K in r.tii
po in t
.
■
cteto rrranuaa,
CONTRIBUTIONS DEDUCTIBLE of bareragaa I
pffaattlng tha
TALLAHASSEE. May 10. - r Tha SUU B
ag* Department
upon pints of
(Special I —Con tribal Iona mada by rape rte that
stilts war* tonIndivlduala Jo Dafenaa Coundla boor In cans t
month of April,
rumod daring
may. In coma raaea.'ba dfdpetlbla ta
whkb was M M 141,4IX gal
on incoma ta* returns, Georgs L. lons of draft boar.
Ilurr. Jr., clecutlra director of
Whisky Mm* tw it Mth over
lha Stale Oafcnae CouncB today a million kalf pints told In botri**:
ndviird Florida defenae ' eounclli and wlnoa to a total of 190,407
in n apoeial bulletin.
at Units. Tbo Stata'a rTrano* from
An <pinion of the Commlaalon- liquor las totalad |4UA71 against
H 1ZA 11 In A p r ila y rarago.
Aasa. To Mam KlataUar t.-T I
aiurrtNO
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
near Palm City, with three ear- ■
let lea planUd.
W
,
•*|l’a a rrop that needa no fer- ■
tlliier, fTU along fine on the ■
proper land, and nerd, no spray- V y
Ing. ln«e«l« don't bother IL 1 m ■/
hare U waUh out for catllo —
m
thal'a aheut all. Jost think of _ _
I ho mill Iona of acre, of Inundated F m d ly " “ “ “ V
land. In lha Ihwor Krargladaa U M r f c W ^
where rice could bo grown cue- F7 . i ” " . ^J
I ecaafutly. Tfa tailing right now' « • * * • £ * * *
for I t ' l l the bcahal In the hnak."' th a T rM ric«lo
Jamtaon stated.
iVl ■
J
Hr contend, that Florida ahaold
l>e abla to iupply lha hoalc rife t * * 1"
naeda of the nation, eapoclally, Uod op to a pi'
nrw that tbo Oriental markets araj - - - cut off.
-----_ _ _ _ _
K A !& % * * 1 1
■
I havd
already crown the flneet sort of
rir* right km (a Martin countyl
Th* speaker wma J. A. f*abon,
county soporlateodeal of public
Instruction, who ttpaflaMatod
with a rie* ' '
s
* !.
is s a
M,
, | „„,
,
lt.d f. in,,,
,|,r |M,|„
,i,,.
II IB rwtimelrsl lh»t it will Idikr ... .
§ ^
two or thrre more
wrvka
to.
..
’
, , .
flnlih thf
Ink nf f11ib«ar |
' , *
.
............
Ih. nr.rly 2.1,(100 >uf.r regiw.„ ,
a. . .........
Irwllon*. An«l ailfr Ihel, the lr*«ir " ll " ■
M**’ '***"
oaera and ga.olfne regirtratton
»- ‘ - k*.......card, will have I,, br put In ..f •I " " < ...... «od ...... . ■»,> •• ,
dt
1........... hwrartn.
>■ l>nk,„
Mr lVlcr«>n * l«) .laled tl .11■r-.iM.I I,.....,. I..I. nl „„.|.l I
n. F Whllner. Jr., ha* volun |‘>r ■•>>,.• wrra. «»•». i«di r .. .
teeml hi* .arvicca and la work t Iwd l«*> robln-i) . u-|h> i . i *. .
Ing In the off Ira ami also hand ,»•■> *,hl rrapon.lhlr f»r n ti
ling the e--hangs of gaa ration , f hou*e (nbln-iira, no,I it w
eardi for thos* whofeel tley|li»|n<l lhat the rubberlr.
hw l
•i - military
tnsy have a card allowing them||rfrn haltr<l
A rmnplrle iim -t,
h<>ot end two
more units than they should re- ration ia bring made min Ih
lie rmdnatfd
t ra, Many yard* Kara been **■ nf Alabama
ngad dally, H was added.
I I II degree,
Any arornen win would like
,f Sigma Nil
to assist In tala work In the af H o u s e O f C o m m o n s
ternoons should contact Mrs. Hol
ler. Among the volunteer workers W n n t » S e c o n d
F ron t
at present ore Mrs.
W.
W.
F lo r id a W ill K e m a in
Wright, Mr*. Jam** Huff, Mrs.
LONDON. May 2 0 -t4 9 -D »
h*1'
T. I. Harris, Mrs. Richard Eaton. minions Brcretiry
f'temenl
R »•* •i,*'»l ,M ,r
In G a s R a t io n A r e a
Mrs. !!. E. Tooka-Mrs. Mas wall Altle* promU#d n ehiirT>ly
"• " lMMl'*r
'
SUwart, Mr*. Baby Lain*, Mrs. qulilllv* IIAu m of Comniona jrr* •inol
r
W
a s h i n g t o n . \t«y
gh—
F, I. Iloy. Mrs. U > . Boyla. Mr*. IrnUjf lh «l Alllmi oflenalvr »r • h*«r «*ur |»r*j
I A *|to>k«*Rmiin fur tbr prtrolcum
W. C. Erickaon. Mr*. F. 8. V*r- tion wotild be taken
tier I I' m -rut at
/ . iH.filhi.it icu t t f f i r r p\ i«l y n t E n i i y
ney. Mr* T. 8. McCall**, Mr. E. m*n> “ In due courtr '
but in , In W I* lit
1ta* It»**-%V i»f tin prrBrnt plan con
Compton, Mrs. A. W. Knox. Mr*. ■urgent memben Angrily c»llr*l tin
n
ti initiating tlr rrmnvil of any
J. O. I^nay, Mrs. Joan Adams, thii a “ » c loo l boy ra n y " a i m ! »lr \\ (• |ln*<La
‘
-••uth Atlaiitir rtnlri* fn»rn
Mrs. 8balden and Mr*. James m«ndrt1 that
Prime
Mlni>t«' j tnnt I'ullfi
Caw rutIoVi Imit mrrm.
' ( hurfblll appcir to frr«
thru jj, % \* |( <
: Tt.- «u\i|ilv AittiAtion in *U
I criticisms of war policy.
Iin.w nkr. Si
alAfc* m i i being wmtrhcd cioN iL
Mrmbera of rhurvhlll's
own , |a|
Alll,
J i.' AiJit<4b Indiviting that Abhem U
ronservallvo party joined In the ur t „ ,
n |
ton,a rmiu't.Aiiy am*a boil Ample
attach
' "
’
- kopnlira An ilthcre was
T l* war dehata, which aUrtr-l
1 ‘
_
mildly and ended with a atnrm of _
iia lt
- fc ba .rr- 4c_4Hr—
iV * o l* L t i3
effort came juit
aa
victory- pat s
* TWr.was lb* answer to reports
starrsd Britain was encoursgetl
fmm lha «outh that official* wet*
by arrival In Utser of tons of
aikrng, ri»U Florida and oOgr
tMussndo of-additional United
aouth Al^ntlc slate* ba raiMTSd
Elate* aoIdled with all tho we*- dlNIIII/ krtWIIlUV U r t i a i i ' l
| from 'th*, totlon region, on Oto
(he nine American bomber* tha' Yontoptlbii that giaollna eupplla*
Jspanra* claimed to have «hal> ther*.‘ wet* ample. Th* »p*l*Bdown are aa mythical
'
matt ‘ Mid ha knew o f no faratol
rri-La" from which l’rrsldeot rcweet Wring been filed tor
Roosevrlt said they might to r* o n a .ff .S a to aUU* f o r ofliolaacome. Doolittle said emphatical tlan frpto the restricted xoo*.
ly that all United State# bomb
er* reached their destinations
safely and declined to shed any
light on tha seem has** from
Memorial Services
Will Be Held Sunday
�I
I
>
I
ft
*r"i: v * r «r .
WEDNESDAY. MAY 20. 10i
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
STILL BAD NEWS
Furlough State
!Tht Sanford Herald
The Only Bomb He Fears!
A fine suggestion meaning much to the future of th*;
state of Florida and the welfare of the people of the nation
comes from E*rl W. Brown, manager of Florida National
Exhibits, who say* that Floridlana everywhere s h o u l d
preach and boost this state as Amorlca'a Number One
"furlough state".
The tourist business, as such, la certainly out as long
us the war lasts, but there Is no reason at all why the ex
cellent hotels and amusement centers located In our various
resorts cpuld not be utilized to the utmost for refreshing
war workers, building up soldiers on furloughs and helping
veterans recuperate from the fighting fronts.
"In order, too, that the individual fitness of each Am
erican. regarded as the "First Line of Defense” . may be
maintained at a high standard and in order that American
families In congested arras may team of the health, the
joy and the economy of living In this land of Sunshine and
thus assist the Government in its plan of population decen
tralisation” , Mr. Brown insists that the facilities of ihis
stale and its matchless clmmic should be recogniied.
"Vacations are out but furloughs are essential to vic
tory both for men in the service, for our business execu
tives and our government officials” , he continued. "War
>work Is strenuous. Relaxation is a physical need The
President takes short furloughs. The Secretary of State
has just returned from, u Florida furlough reviving him In
health. England demands short furlough* for her busi
ness executives to maintain morale and high production of
raaenllal materials. Florida being in cloae proalmlty to the
WEDNESDAY. M A Y *0. IS41.
portatlon. climatic conditions and luxurioua but economical
*"aiBLK YBRtIB FOR TODAY” most strategic position in this eaaentlal became of trans(J? "
rtation, climate conditions and luxurioua but economical
THE MIJIACIJI.OUH BALANCE
O f THE
UNIVERSE
IS IN
rlllfles."
GOOD HANDS. C.OD NEVER
“ America's 'Winter Vacation Land' should be kept
-,
FORGETS; While tha earth ra- befoce the .nation now aa. 'America's Greatest Furlough.
f f * 1 * m l net h “ seed lima - end" harvest
shill net
C h ild
"The betterment of health among school children wra
given an unprecedented Impetus by the last Work! WarNow that wo are In a second World War, there ere already
eome Indications thst a new era In ehOd health looms on
the horison.” This was the keynote of an address by Dr.
George M. Wheatley, Assistant Medical Director of tho
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, who spoke today
before the National Organisation for Public Health Nurs
A ad tha dead lay, heaped thick In ing, during lie biennial aeaelon In Chicane.
famnua paeaee
Immunisation programs, the establishment of facilities
W ill known lo ennf.
for the care of young children whose nutate are both
I know what wind an d rein m ay employed, and mpt* economic*! and offertHr* school health
do together.
service* were cited by this apeaher as among the moro
Cold win, eold rain
Important steps thst mu*t be taken today to safeguard
% Wkr muit I wrwp that now the
the heslth of the nation's boys and girls.
fltorm hag thakrn
Tha draftee examination* of World War L revealed
Tha hough* again?
Why should I wrwp b m u if rour many physical defects which might have been remedied in
i « f once mote h«a fatten,
childhood. This led to the passage of laws In several states
.
Asd young mrn Ik
making It compulsory for pupils to have an annual physi
Dead on tha r a n * Honor again
cal examination. Hailed as the cornerstone of the school
*
Will f ) f » r f
health program. Dr. Wheatley said that "practically, these
I I dofi not dte.
X L U A D m i rO ATH W URTH Inws have failed to achieve the high hopes held for them
because the school usually aasumes complete responsibility
•iNT# hope tha W A A P i« not jutl
for the examination but can never secure sufficient money
I hobby with Mrs llr>M>y
to employ the medical and nursing personnel, to can-y out
*"*
**
Winder whet would happen In the laws effectively.''
■ nan holdlnr on X rard who
'The school can Improve the school health service with
bad an arcident when driving
out additional lax funds by making greater efforts. In coI Wall* drunk en a joyride
l operation with organised medicine, to have the School medi
W i wonder If anyhr^ly |e mak cal examinations msde by the physician who treats the
htg in y effort In je t a tralnlny child In sickness." Dr. Wheatley continued- "This Is t»scamp located in Sanford for the
Women's A u illtary Army Corpe. elble Unlay txtcaunr more infants and preschool children
arc receiving periodic medical su|>erv|alon by thslr personal
'A lot of young Aiqerirans are physician or through hospital or health department clinics.
gStif to come twek from thle The school must make greater efforts to preserve this
continuity of medical care, and to teach pupils and par
ents to look for this service in the community, not In the
school. Today when overy effort is being made to prevent
Don't 1*1 It worry you If gov- waste wo must save public funds by using more effective
onttnont
restrictions
ate even
_ __
Wore Uncertain than they are ly the already existing medical facilities.”
To illuAtrxto how thia c*n bo accomplished, Dr. WheatPOobibittv*. It's sit Just a part
*d tha war of nerve*
ley deacrihccl (o the nuralng group tha plan, which ia part
of the health service deviaed for the nubile elementary
As one merthant said th* other schools of New York City. He stated that in 1036, only
day, one thing he lihra ah,,,it lit*
* * n»w price relllngs. a ruVn" 11 per cent of children entering elementary school in New
leay raise th* roof but he still York City were examined by a physician other than the
*e*H creek th« reiling
school physician. Today the figure is 40 per cent. “Other
Wa see where soma wrltsr. re- communities might look to this school health program as
•fatty released from Berlin, say* a practical demonstration of what can be done today to
Ut. Hitler Is planning some deaper- eliminate waste motions and strengthen the good points In
8p' aal-awve for this summer. Wall, achool health service," he said.
R" ■* kaa every summer so far.
Holland has Informed
Like G u a v a s ?
Semury tekss that Florida It
ihtrally flooded with sat it
la s t to be a question of "wtler,
Content of vitamin C snd pro-vltsmin A in three
W»tar everywhere, but not s drop pink-flashed seedling guavas grown in Florida U ao high
|p,- U drink".
P
thst it may be considered concentrated, State F*xperiment
|
" Tha new eufflss* pent* are a station aclentiats announced recently.
The guavas, called Indiafr Redakin. Acid, and Btone,
around in them for daya contain a higher concentration of these two essential food
it collecting gram. dirt, or
Ua ashes. Hameon* should elements than any fruit yet analysed hy tha Experiment
station. The two eclentlata who analysed tha fnilta. Dr.
thought of that before.
Oulda Abbott and Dr. Rowland B. FYench, atilt recommend
Ino rationing cards have Florida citrus as an excellent source of vitamin C, but they
foond col tho other report that the C content in these guavas far exceeds that
“ Central Florida', Largest D irlrilwloi ut Oil* . M *- t,. ■
IS SOUTH M A IN ST.
FININJ .-1
1
ORLANDO. FLORIDA
G R A D U A T IO N
»Jj«iV~a aaeed.
Ann's Mirasol Beauly Salon
Ann* Mar Elfin llrnnn.
FAIRBANKS Mult' |.
Expert Repairs
recreation problems hsvs been
scute In Sanford for severs] yearc.
Before my enlry Into th» Army.
I advocated several steps thst
would hsvs eliminated several
Items that now appear to be
“ necessities" In providing activ
ity for the youny pmpl* i f San
ford and the sailor* to le sta
tioned there.
However, we rsri
easily realise thst the time f„r
arguments, discussion*, and eh al
have you. has passed and inimnll 1
ate action La now required
It la reported that nearly 2000
tars are lo be placed at the San
WASHINGTON. V|bv
ly
fc rd base and that means a lot i \\ W i " Nation*| |h«|>nm*" « » *
of facilities are going to I* need m l>yviiirrl Innjr InTnir Pearl Har
ed. I have several points to bring Un Imt only now n Bill emrrKr*
out as to what ran lie don* to fn<tn (o fiy rrn * ( l l hn* h iiitx l the
satisfy the service men
The city Senate end prnhably will pJ*i thr
baseball park should I™ at the Huub# any day I flchijrncxl In fiv e
3,000,000
«mall
disposal of Navy personnel as relief In m m «
wall as the softball Dsld.
A t , rn«nufacturvr» and buBinra# firm*
least three more tennis cou rt*1in thii country «hua<* bu>inra*e«
WASHINGTON
ha¥t been (ur*ed tnpay-turvry by
[iriBirtliea, war
m nlraci#,
«h Ip ■
ptnr, price rontmU, ami tlhuB fl«w
of latkor into *a r imluntriev
Some political ob«erv«r« around
here are Baring that thia procras
tination will probrhly have more
•ffect on thi* year**
election*
than any other factor ami that the
congressmen
who
liarr
been
worrying about o ile r thing* are
—much lo thtlr am*cement— not
coming back to Washington* tiespit* the feet that their records
cm other dafen**
matters are
clean as n whittle.
Th* eicuaea for t ie delays have
bean many. The one that hold*
tha most water i* that fongreta
and the government would have
been foolish .NOT to gear big
business to Its war effort first.
According to Rep Wright Pat
man, of T exts, one o f the authors
the Navy right, you'll g*t the]
asms kind of ■ response from tho
sailors.
‘
w
INra aatkad that Uis recreation*
•1 problem has boon brought up
io recent mvstlng* o f tho fUaford
Woman's Club, t fool sure that
they vriO mo that the right ktn*t
of activities a n presented the
service man. Lot SM lay thia
v presented hts rerd
•lotion. Ha diarov-
Used Furniture
K IN AR D
M ID IC A L DETACHMENT
SUa OrdnaaM Battattc*
C O IF F U R E S
I la ir a wondrrftd prrmanml
*wor Hmt ob graduation iU »
rviffure will alao kflp nmkr
i oar bc«t 9m gradual tun il«t
-
The Sanford Forum
Packnire S tore
B O U G H T, SOLD, R E N T E D . R E P A I R E D
O r la n d o T y p e w r i t e r E x c ita n t ; r
H e a lth
(From The fiatnrdey llrrtrw of
literature)
I t n|na lodsy.
The frultlree
cherry tree
Stands without Dower now,
'And cherry petali pink the cold
wet grasses,
Nit the hlfh in ugh.
Far off In Greece the Germane
marched through Athene*
l/mlirrlne throng,
ARCADE
U .«r n ADDING MACHINES. CASH R F i'.IS T M ' . I l l ■,*
CHAIRS. F IL IN G C ABINETS. TYPF.W R ITI I!'., A * I
A,S o
OFFICE EQ UIPM ENT OF A L L KINDS.
Genesis A:23
-|S1a H r S tr ia n Athena, April IS II
Om Billion ami Three lluu
drrd Million T . »m p«l*l Cini'l
1141, by liquor IiuI uaI m .
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
K
!
FU EBI.O, Colo., Mar 20. ^ Anticipating had new» »h rn hr
wan railed fretn a theater lo rr
reive ^ cablegram from hli mmi.
a Oyrr In the Royal Canadian
Air Korre on rhity in England, a
Fur Ido naan (fare a rfijrh nf rr
ber^ihcn hr reatrti *
“ Dear Poj», W l|f me
rare of my hotel, London,
trig my lea re."
—
**•*
tnfoimrd the joint congressional
committee that of
the
184,00
small manufacturing
plants
In
the country, soma 45,000 could he
eonverted to th* war effort and
that thee*
non war
producing
plants represent almost SO per
cent of our entire productive p<>
tentishtirs I f that is true, thru
the productive efforts of
this
count ry
havrn't
redly
been
tapped, in spile of all t'1p glow
mg amounts of
progress
that
hr\r com* from the War I'roduc
tom Hoard and
otfer
official
sou rce*
The proposed hill Id ma> l»s
different in its final form) pro
rides broadly for two things (I *
A small
business
division in
W i'B thst will eipeilite contract*
and subcontracts to small manu
farlurers and otherwise cut rod
tape in seeing that their produc
tive potentialities sre used, and
(21 the establishment of a Small
er War Plant Corporation, with
1100,000,000 to rU rt, which would
I ave authority lo make loans for
conversion and financing on war
cotract.-.
This proposed 8VVPC would si
so have the authority to Uke con
irrrla from the Army, Navy and
Maritime Commission and farm
them out to the smaller manufac
turers.
It also wilt not confine Its ac
tivities wholly to arms production
firms hut to thousands of others
who produce and distribute cloth
ing. food and many othrr things
for that vaster civilian force that
is backing up tha Arm y In
the
firlH And in xralninf,
It sounds simple. It stnuld rive
relief to hundred* of distressed
communities. It ha* been a long
time coming.
Our shop la well equipped
to make any repaint on
farm machinery, Irmllcre
or other equipment.
iiis n m ii
in i:
M i l l S u m i l i t 'N
Ir r ig a tio n
S y s te m s
M a c h in e s R e p a ir e d — E x m *rt ’ w V h i i n u
•'*1*1 an<* Packing H ouse Supplies am i lt,-|,u
PAUL J. STINE and GKOItGK S U M
ti»„,.,
STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO
*1 11 KB sorts TO a
207 \V. Second SI
for “ !-ong-We*ring" Cnnifm
All
thst
pnpidar strife in Shue*
really fit yoar fe el!
Nunn-Runh
$10 up A
Freeman’s $6.85*$8,75
Others From ... $3.95 wS
Widths In Stock A I* D
�V
\
W E D N E S D A Y . M A Y 20. 1942.
TH E
I K p is r o im l
Social And Personal Activities
H o ld s
SANFORD
H E R A l.D ,
I
A u x ilia r y
F in a l
Social Calendar!
I n s ta lls
M e e tin g
x'd r u c
r so n a
O ffic e r s
“
}
In an
litiprraatve
rAiidfellfht
j*>r%ire, o f f i « e i » «*( the
Y*»unif
r
l ‘r* p|p'» I r i y u r **f the Metho
" |djxt Chtitrh w r ir
in»tAlle*i
at
bi.irs it! e reifuli r a e i i n r s u*t
Sumla>
I rt rn in g All. id V\ |‘ liuhiman
.i> lh« i n«t 1 11lit
nf firm
i
tilrnit h Mi K av .
*u§M-rintrn
dent o f lb** Sunday Srhonl,
lit
I he b l u e
ml It a n«l the officet*
in turn lit th** tmadlrt onea a»
1 they mert iriMallnf
Mi R
from
Ia in * *
llifb
Iim[
S c h o la r s h ip
T o
He
M ade
_
11.
r .'il
Inf l i n e -n i *■* * . ed fr '
In W f
|link a it i -Imi fm of
t hi *. h->d I'll'Ultl* dial ill* Him
pit.l'io
>•)*«'n I t all t.gfk * hrpil
gfa*loat* *
nd ’ *•
wJi-i h ive
taler-t it. u n t r ptan**
or
any
nllin nm* >• a I n o li uuu nl
I ho-.*neekmg t offege training m the
field of puhln u biMil miiMi in
"trintmn al*o ,*i ■ it>vil*‘d to jt«r
Ir the Iim^i I i h|,irmati mill
tHterl W inn. 4 of ihe A|.pr4»ac J jug audition will ter- AfuniiiDrrd
ft* nmn a* judge* turn ifi their
•let ninn*. Ml** dams *aith
•
m«n
The Honor !t*dl of the Junior
Department " f
th*Melhudut
In S l u m p s
Sunday Behind for ihe month of $ I
April t a* iMrett announced a* fob
S o l d ’ A I S o u t h S id e
low *
done Id Kutrell, Kamiall (ioff.
Charlen I jin* inf.
Martha
Mae
Chapman.
Ilaxrl
Kam i*.
Jo
Hailey. Nun* Kirrhboff. Itarbara
1 hifiman, France*
Paultrk
Jo
Anne William*, Kay Shoemaker, ditoi
Uoyd Swain, Kveretl Hoover ami I
\\<
teerhera. Afr* J
M
|^e*m*rd. Re*
Mi* Cart
William* and
Mm* In M
Hetty Thurmond
|i
\|
date for the audition u| 'to
dent* in Seminole munly to «
led (he lMlente.1
i«i girl to
receive the $HMi mu*ir m hnUrdup
nffeMtJ by the Slet**oi l*niv«*f*ily
Sri oo| nf \(ii*li fi i * been *et for
June 10
nm uiling
!*»
Mi**
Margaret
dan *,
. hnnncii
f* r
the h *< a I
afrit
The
a*mring
young miiMfian* will be heard
Mt the Woman'* Club Wednnday
Uftlf I'M**In « ' 1 IHi
Jo* k
\| i — 1in . 1* and bet t omtn if !■•■*■
of t nd 11loo judge ■ Mr* W
P
Mr t g ilk
i.l Pt*.f
t:
\ K.pp
Pni li, ariiI
■* i m a rv; i
J r. M e th o d is t H o n o r
K o ll I s A n n o u n c e d
A w a rd
June
t ■■■•
" i#
PAG E
( ’a m p
And
C o u n c il
Th«
l'nw|i
H o s p ita l
O r g a n iz e d
,i m4
Hut-1
*ec • f
Mr ■ W
*»*cretary ;
Manila
Ml
|In*md1*’i
*
* il
thr
- ' t I , .■» . .*t * »
I
Florida f<u th* \imv ia*4 V»v .
I' m* |* * a *
if a * •r* t *ii Hi, H I
lit*1iiuU h* id
i*i In- -I
tv *lt‘ fdftv
im
' i > " i ' hi
T h*- eimnctl «<ll i * *juitL*iin .1 by
the
K«*el
i ’l l ' "
a lid h.troll* »i
thr«»ii|rh thr ft* M iiirt i.ii »■( i
IoTa I |HMI t •
l MO.llll.l *' * .
lb*' n lm ii it ••• < v *
* i' '
|**r t k-ifiat |r»c
I’ O I U Y
I lie «ud* (and mg floral HI lfl> h'l
mm f » wire flit t»i«he*'l the i--n
icnt Mil by the ■t-iyle* .if 1 ulif
f-"tu
T*’ ia * New
York
an*
oam
other*,
wherein
many
• J a i't* ' in new
d«* .gnt and «r
tiiiipnii-l* were illuatralrtl
1i it o-g
*
fd|u ipmciil
tI
■ 1'
* *•*'* h
>•
1
A N D
T H l 'U S D A Y
A m W tn
Knl l fii** i * ,*1*1*
rr* gbrniwr -**ut*lt*»*l'i
w ith gall
p lclu r* «
'
^
PI da*|elphi .i
I ant r y , kkhhi
••r If aimed J«y
nearly 'JtHi y*a
SI I.K C T K I)
S H O U T
SU BJECSTS
W illa rd
C o n n o lly
\
E n t e r t a in s L e g im i'
Willard
I oflD'dlv
u'M-liTol two
j •uiijt- on hi* *t«-i I guitar,
Hut
F la g " niul
Stand h* America",
‘ at the l-Tgion roiiHrig Monday
night at th* la g nm Hut
He m o
jceorti pan led by • t.arlotte I winI
I Ala*, on the program wn« a <iuar
- tet rnmpo»ril **f Mr* Roby laying
j Mr* K, K- Houmdlat. J im* Wighi
mini l>r H W Kurki-r, that *«ug
! twu Mini:*
|lr Rucker !*’*f the
group in the mnging of " Anier
i
I
I kr*"
I
Mr Cofitwdly
preaentnl
Met
* IlfCiJIry with
two
autographed
copH** nf hia aurijra.
E x p r e s s i o n 1’ u p ils
To
(iiv c
K c c ila l1
llll"
I . , , ( ,r
r.i l , t , h * t » r all nr«-l in t * ' more n u t n l i o n ont nl
oiit I #m< l | hr It o n , o { S o u i h r . n Hrca<l r * a l i i « l l h i « f i g h t h e r n
H(-| T h r v w r i r thr 4(11 6aJkrr»
D , » r « to i n t r o d u c e b r e * d r n t l r h r d xvitli vi t.itn m x T h u itnjmrrsnl t r f n d h i * b e e n steariily
cro w in t
R e t e n ilv G overnment A q e n t i e i recom m endeti K N R I C K E D b re a d a. a t>ower(ii1 aid b e c a m e it h e l p * au p p ly e m i a
v ii am in ' anil m n ir r a l* n ee ded lor proper n o u r i i b m e n t
In ninck
c o o p e r a t i - ' i i w it h our G o v e r n m e n t the b a k er* o ( Sou th ern
H r e j . l are n o w m i k i n g not one — but th r e e d i f f e r e n t K N K I C K E D loave.
A n d each loaf u i m m e d i a t e l y id e n t if ie d l<v
tile bran d nam e ' S o u t h t r n " and l h * w o rd " E N R I C H E D " on
e v e r y w r ap p e r
SOUTHERN ENRICHED BREAD IS A BASIC VICTORY FOOD
Id look \ a n d l a t t e s I It it tarn** a t nl ways.
V
■ U L -^
0ul S oullictti It,r,irl ,n il, new wrnp>
p e r give* you n rpcol r a lr n valu e
to hoolth B-vtlrnnim and m in e ra l.
■ eiea rrh Count il
il u I N I t I C t U D w,th Im pnrlnn l, e ia m n le n .le .i by tho N a tio n a l
Bread i\ ll,n Inml I ,a r g o n o l 1*147 rin.i ',au tl.e*,i IN 0IC M IO
Bread It one nl the hett and (h e a p e d l o u n n ol fo o d e n e rg y your
m on ey con buy
Sold al b e lle , tlo r e t e v e r y w h e r e . S erve il l o d o y -
ond e v ery d a y !
A i'll in | u Uh la thank my many frleiuTa of Htmlietle I wmii
ftr Ihrir rupporl In Ibe f iu l primary In my ree* for thr 1^‘fialatm
In (inrup One ami to thnre uthrra who have elnee th* find prinmi> |
^ plrdgnl thrlr •vpport »o me In the ereond prtmary whkh I* l„ l»
™ held neat Turuley, May illth.
I do appreciate thla loyally »mt |
|ledge I Hr in in return that I ahall never let Seminole Cmmly dawn. 1S h o w e r P a r t y ( J i v e n
J
Tho lu m ia criginat*4 w h ile.! wea lll in-be^|-that I hart wttn
For
R ecent
P r id e
riraan ftuin the race and t tat at a ktaa to know why and by whom
inch a romor wa* * tar ted. 1 have never cmuWered leaving the firH
Mr», J. A, C**lli«h*ii eii|rrteii'r.| i
* to Ihe randfdata whn poled a minority of th* vote* r a il l n the fir .i ■t lier home nn Mori-My r u n in q 1
with n
rnlwf llnnaon*
ilm a
primary.
. .
h»nnrini> Mr*. A. II. Ilivkwilh,
One friend told me that be even heard the fale* nuror over nn . Jr., a mrent hrkle. A pet,mile
lb* Kaet CoaaL When 1 flret annotmeed I etatad that ! v a t in Ihit theme prevailed in Ihe .l<-ror»
• rare to the. flnUb and I have never changed In that determination, i
re I eonln ta were enjoyed
r eMr*.
# I entered thla race on' m y nwn without agreement o f any kind with
K. U Heard ai»l Mr*.
any other candidate and have at no time during th* campaign prom-|'J. T . Har dy deelarwl Ihe winner*
for which they reeeivnl priie*
l*e<l to step dawn If 1 ware not nominated In the flret primary.
■ nd In turn p m e n l e d thrm to
My opponent and myeelf are good friend*, tie It a nice fellow 1 1the gu r* t of honor. A miniature
final, rfernreledUn red, whit* end
i and ha* a eplepdki fam ily. I tr a it we ehaU, remain good frirn d i 11
blue, ami drawn by iittl* MartR a f t e r the campalga U ended.
til! Calhoun drteard u
-M i*»
I BBS « native Georgian, having been bom In MooUittma, G a , America" held tho g if t * to tt *
Ocjober 4. 1B7> end moved la Ben ford In February, IBIS. 1 havr Ibonnree.
Each (rue*l wa* aakrd b< write
livid in no county In Florida except Seminal*. 1 have no Intereti •
In any rmmty except Seminole. I have no relative* or eupporivn.
4-in any county other than Seminole, and Irreepagtiya o f what i* »a * »
one o f her hvnriUI reclpei in *
I
bonk
and withe* to the bride In
ianother. T he book*
were
pre•rnled to Mr*.
Oeclcwlth a* a
memento o f the party. The W t -
. J ’• j f i ' ;
f t (T - B o n a )
Smith
next
•ervlng rafrcebfnenta e o n d d f n g of
U ;«
P.l.iC.'iUk:
k
i:
THREE
SrbtMil
uii
TTunuift*
Is'i’ iniuiii' at J 1(> nVlock
h f ■ l t d will twr thf m
1
rmihtlr* r'Miupn*ir*|f th«.- , ft i
it ill con In 11 tb* i O ' i , (0*1 i .4•! .
ami fr at rinal g i - n g *<11 iifilgrvMfttl
n»il ia idu.iU !■* - i|i, >t
their aid Hi *ii|»|driii* iilitig th*
it*iv r irnm rn t i it
( u 11*i« h111g n*•*■»I f«*r the cwnip mul In** jirfii! n* i ■
K Fte« if!
Thr*c will I" • I'M i t 'fly * 11
*ne of lhe hieh'hif'ht * of t be
i t eh 1ion H|i
the n»oM*i
and hn nl Uni t li'*- * hnj'tn *inI <i
hi on - how in
w hie l
Mi**
rn » e n lfttivr* • f Hi* u n i '
t
You ell I ifvw
to dlflCU** the b'Mfi ■•■■g
i 1 i!
n K-l 'C-iMofi
s Ilka did tie I of
■Ii.in S**cial |te *h i d*ed the fliincr* and to*
rou nr ill
■
•
appropriate
fi*r
eaeh
*-*»*
i v.1.ii * i
Hatnra , * '
The ft»|b»* M»v * •' '■ 1 r i *
U
I
U a O o il ,
t
Vii mat rm 11%r and informative piles lh « l -in ' * | -*
\ M Phillip* |
rump* lit th* tii >* it-*ig ■ * 1 *<*
at ! li it n * iif the | !. k i«it* givrn and ilhimtieft**l ♦•>
nml M*-*p t • s * ■ ■* 4 "
t*ayi* Flamlteaii
-h-pluv
i .. . . •i. . *'
rtl
i .iifir nf Jhck*of( b f on win
I'luitxdion f*u to line potto i *
dow display for profit
ln*truc
*
................ ui rnakimr cor»*ife*4
Jr* mmfuneral
Mrdnal !♦* Gm hini fM I'.tv
•
"ifement*.
arrange
r*M»m
|*\ -of* flhd \|r*
"i mg ami manv military »*ffe*t*
Curtatin
f**»
« o b*«
***
i b do i*r* >ii|eiltN '* i m aUu i)1u«tiat( | b> Iradme
11ah hhnd- I I'-tdi i*i*
F •’
............id t*y Mm
d '-*!■ m the »tati
Among 1ho tnht* * hi nit* i ,*i ■i* - b.t ■
'• i
out p landing m ttyii ifimip !«**•■ fiimfcr Ini
bill*
1 U*
- -*•* ami | w . die tiriila] tin artm iyrmin i
lamp*, min hot it i■■■1 i id-uni!.
* • ommif * Ho* ei *
UH* 'iMlItf ' •|M||l I I-I .l»" - • 1 1O,
f How* ] Mr* Pifipin * a* a«anli*d a Inhh-s rhair * *• ' l-o,n. -■ ». ' o*nnaira,, * i H i*« 1 1* r y v- **■ f*o paid! ipa
*
t» ■ «|iii! t o nift t rpt’du* ted •ilie trtlde* m* d *-“ ■* * 1 * ' J
.S I . I ary ; J * i
**■',**',*
rn \\ hit<>, | 1 Mr* f ou l , i egg o f W#4| P'aliu miac AXtne « ' * - * -
Si K*«*»J \*ito<|i Mint a* *• I *
,
C o n v e n t io n
^• • <nl >a?ifonl
l
at
-drd the Klortda State Kh>n«l*
il:> In *
anno if
r**fi%eiit i**n
-th t* • held
in UrlaiuUt
«*n
i* 17 in IP with hradijuarter*
the O rifice Court Hotel Tboae
r 11*1111if were Mr a ml Mr* It
Pippin. Mr ami
Mr*
K
• -titer Mr*
I It; K irl ley
and
ntanil'll
Krtie»l .tfi*uthwAtil, pfenl
|
1
tie ill; liiaa Jojrtr
Mtrrlc.
v i r r i . 1**'
{ fihldrfit, Ml*"* VirifiriiA
t lA,p
_un"
man.
aerietii).
Mr*
Krnr»l *hc,r
South vtanl, tfrnnunrr;
M i u €'•*■
i hair
'
n u t her r*|n*‘ »*iofi i- ,o i ■ n .i tliet me rl a rk r . publ in ty
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Braves Tally In Ninth To Win
* With Elntrr Riddle pitching for
Cincinnati in tha ninth, Ernie
lombard I walked and A l Roberge
tan far him. Demaree sacrificed
Roberta to aecond and Chat Rota
wan glrm an Intentional walk.
An error by Eddie Jooet filled
tha barn*. Clyde Kiutti, pinchhitting for Sain, foread Robtrge
at Aha pi*ta on a grounder to
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I-OTATUK*—Du tl pr Red Dllee
il.tt-i.u
HQUAHII —Du Itpr. Yellow Crook*.
Ill-IS A Uu Itpr. While 11*(Then Cooney, with two out, got
t.ee
hit third hit of tha game, a TOMATO Ba— 14-ts Lb Crete* OH
alngle to center, to acora the winla fey t!.Ti-t.** Lai a* (I.H-I **
1* Ik.. Oerteaa 11.11
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Dodgers Barge To
8th Straight Win
LEAVING IT TO FANS
BT. LOUIS, May 20, (A*»—'Th*
BL Lcula Cardinal* have takrn
a vote o f the fan* to ire what
nnOOKLYNi May
2t>-(/F>~
time doubl*-hr*d*ra thauld be Vha Brooklyn Dodger* barged to
•tertod.
Ihelr eighth itralfht victory yeeterday with an eaiy Q to I tri
umph over tha LhsMtan-*C)i>«The velerprj- Curt Davie filched
•la-hlt bell and for the eecomt
eucceulva gtm* the only run
►cored erslnal Brooklyn wet a
homer—tnle one by Fhll Cavaretta In tha eighth inning. It waa
Davit’- fifth win agwlnet on* de-
GRADUATION
PHOTOGRAPHS
Their youthful aehool day* will
Ilea forever In a picture
mad* by
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PHOTOGRAPHER
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104 N. Park Av*.
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The Dodger* ehowed little reepoct for big BUI Lee, who had
won five game* and loet only one
In making a great com* beck thla
Spring. They tapped
him for
nine tile, Including a home run
and triple by Jo* Madwlrk, each
good for two rune.
Night Baseball For
Jacksonville Is Out
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IT f«*d- Oaallac, Flaking, Private BrarV
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WEDNESDAY. M AY 20, M l
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Defense Shop News
1 A LK X ft. JOHNSON
Flana have been rnrelvrd for •
navy patrol boat to
the Boat Building
-will be a 30 foot
boat and as soon aa completed
will be taken over by the navy.
At thla^jlnsa the boat ha* been
laid down and materials are ex
pected to start arriving within the
next few day* and then actual
construction will atari.
Thla clax* la on* of tha moat
important In our national defence
effort* and It Uhoped that all
Football Slates
A TLA N TA . May » - t W h * n *
It wp fa war and tha OPA—b«t
OB biggie* o f aeullurn coJlegUta
football may play nr*t Fall hi
comparative toll tod*; a epart by
tha etudenta, lor the etudanta, and
far from tha maddening crowd.
Many headline game* will ha
played In populoula ciUee like A t
lanta, Birmingham, New
OrUeiu, Nashville. LoulevlUJ and
wi '° .V *
wUl taka advantage
Knor.viil*. Dut iuat at many nr*
°* “ “ opportunity ta learn a
achaduM -for little campue town*
Profitable a* well as patriotic
SO or 100-mil** form tha nearest
trwda. Anyone daslring ta en
large city. And coaches *r* un•nthualealu about ahlftlng game*
to bigger center*.
The University of Alabama, for
Inatane*, plana to play two of
IU moat Important jr*mr*
at
Tuacalooaa. SO miles from Birm
?
ingham. The ftn t will match the
Crimson Tide Oct. 3 with MLm Uelppl State, winner over ’Btma In
their lest two encounter* end un
official defending champion of
tha Southeastern conference. The
aecond bring* South Carolina’*
strong team to the campus Nov.
7 for homo-coming.
Georgia, 1943 Orange
bowl
champion, la to play TuUn* at
Athena Oct. 17 and conclude It*
***aoa Nov, 23 with the tradi
tional wind-up against OeorgU
Tech. On# tourt# at tha uniterally predicted neither game would
draw well, but said both were
expected to be played as sche.j
ffo tro t/ jrw p s o *
(fulflj,
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Ultritsipnl male it to play Du- [
■me H o r r e t r H rn tK
nueene at SlarkvIU* Nov. If, ami
i *i ruti uAjiva LTAXMe.y
floor/, cdcjetdaY
in* Unlvenlty of Mitsisslppl Nov.1
MiTYWO vACU. OV8H doo,
lit. Coach Ailyn McKern said no
PAT1TP oVWf.Jdo
L-t
change w *i .antlripaltsi in either
(.B R H » » ) * * .
__w
(OlltVleagl
.
riVO JfAtodt WifH tac * e o 5cm
"Wa reel wo owe It to the
student* and local townspeople.”
la said. ''We'll play at hTisrhvilla even If no one romrs but the
ONE Frill EACH YEAR
CI jOSED FISH SEASON
students."
Auburn plan Florida at (ialnesINDIANAPOLIS. May 20. W
TALLAHASSEE, May 20—UP)
9 :0 0
vtlla, Oct. 10, and
Mississippi
dosed
icison
on
State roe* there Oct. 2f for the — Manager riahhy Hartnett of Hit ! —A .TO day
Gators1 home-coming Auburn’s Indianapolii Indiana, In hi# twtr-1 (|o«e«l Ren«on on catching or w
Jack Meagher, said he would like ty-aaeond rear »n baMball, wear*' aenirur salt water trout In Flo
Ida will begin Juno 15.
hi* game moved to Columbus, Ga., number 22 on bia back
but fall Florida would object
ter either the pre-employment or
supplementary elate, pleae* con
tact the office.
Thcrw-la room la three of the
welding rlaser* fora limited num
ber of additional trainees. The
classes which have opening* err
tb* 8:00 A. M. to 12:00 Noon.
12 Noon to « 1*. M., and tb*
12:00 A' M.~XrSt00 P. if. A
great deal o f prolsa mini be
riven to those trainer* who work
at their regular Job* during the
day and then enter tb* 12 A. U.
to 0:00 A. M. ctaaa. Word has
Just been received from the State
office that all trainee* who pen
the teat will be Immediately em
ployed by on* ship building com
pany. Plane are going forward
now for thoae trainee*, who are
now m d y to take thla test
p
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OAK BLUFFS, M an. May i f
C/P)— A real estate agent adver
tising summer cottage* for rent,
al. adds this line to hi* prosperlu* this year: “ a bicycle furnish
ed with each cottage rented.” ^
THEY CUT EXPENSES
McA r t h u r , o .. May so. w i
__Lack of funds to nay for r.W
m in i of- four dead elm tree* on
tha lawn of the Vinton County
courthouse stumped county offlcials—but not for long. They
rolled up their tlecTe*. manned
axe* and saw*, and did the cnlir^
Job in fiv# hour*.
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY a n d SATURDAY
WE OFFER AS SPECIAL PRICES
League Standing:
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Package
Store & Bar
They werea’t a bod booth of kU*.
by aad targe — Meal It teemed ewe
er the other at them waald alette
he bavlag a fata with the o*4ghban, *r weald break a wladaw
pier lag basebalk « tease ether kid
Irkk. Kept Ded aad Ma migbtr
be*y ell the lime.
One day Dad got a bright Idea.
II* railed the whol* family to
gether for a special meeting at (he
dinner Table.
II* told them ho wee tired #f
checking up on them all the Lime.
He seidhtjhoufht they were old
enougrnWOo check ap on them■rivet. The older children would
watch the younger ease. They
would hat* meeting* every ao'
often and hand # «l rewards or
punishment*.
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Well, It wa* a rraay Met **t in*
kid* liked It aad they started be
having better ikaa they tree k*d
befert. The Idea worked had Ded
Anally did get a little limy /«* him•elf.
•
I mention this etery I bait Dad
Heakiae became It’s something
like what I onderitaad tb* bmr
led miry U delag t* rtfalale Iteetf.
*
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A i I ■** It, moat of tb* beer In
dustry behave* itaalf perfectly oil
right.. . hot every now and then,
I gut**, a retailer come* along who
nine a place that Isn’t up to
scratch ., . tori of like a wayward
kid.
So Uk* Dad Hoskins' family, tb#
brewer* and beer dlitrlbntar*
her* united together la an lndao*
try •elZ-ruynioMea program to
help tb* proper a*tborItlm "clean
ap er cleo* up" offending retail
place*.
The brewer*, who want to pro
tect bstr’e good name, cooperate
wisely with the aalhorltle* who
enforce tb* last*.
Fima where 1 ail. tkat’a a laa
(blag far IS# brewer* ta 4a . . .
partitaUrly a baa yea raallu that
aftar all tbey'r* r*»lly reef rt*p*o•lUa far retolllag taadiUaaa.
f o e
Fun* i*a * c* m i:.
LARD .... 5 9 c 1 TOMATO!iS 2 lbs.
J>y Joe Marsh
W s u t v n I hear shoot anybody
has lag a Mg family I think of Dod
and Ma Haaklaa. The Heokiaa’ had
UlrUea childrta.
* to. c-anTO*
O t(A X j£
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- SEE OURS BEFORE YOU BUY! - - -
CQRN doz,.3 3 c 1 PEAS 3 lbs........... 2 9 c
tUKES 4lorl0 c 1 SQUASH lb......................7 ^
OUR GOODS ARE A L L PRICED AS ‘REQUIRED BY THE
MAR CH CEILING LAW .
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sYRUP and HONEY - - - 1IEST QUALITY!
if*, rLonida
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1 m il arnriALTY
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3 5 c | BUTTER lb. 43c r Fruits -Vegetables
Don’t Fbrget Our Scheduled FREE Delivery
SAVE and Buy Defense Stamps and Bonds
Watch Our W i n d o w P r i c e s Each Week
CepyrigU. 1*0, Brewing fadawry f .w fa lw
By PA U L ROBINSON
ETTA K E T f
MISCELLANEOUS—
LURE
estate
PHONE .YOUR ORDER E A R L Y — F o r y e a r s o u r R e g u l a r
Scheduled Runs have been at 9 : 3 0 o ’ c l o c k A . M - a n d 5 :3 0
o’clock P.M. and on Saturdays in a d d i t i o n a t 11 A . M . a n d
P.M. Any deliveries other than t h e a b o v e w i l l be Spe
cial Deliveries and made by bicycle o n l y a t - a H m a ll charge!
Caffe*
1 r Shop and Filling BUUea. Ural If yaw a n
workla* or ncaUaalaf la Buford.
Law
weakly er monthly rale*. T i n l i M reeaa n l apaatM ta.
Classified Advertisements
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bo tto m
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JACKBONVILliF-, May 70—(Al l-ltlsh h IS IT tit I1-1
m IvN bi
—Jacksonville’s dlmoul was pro
f ' l n r l l l f i B l I 1. U n iln n J
Ml l/uili lr S t mi York <
ounted unsatisfactory yasterda;
1*h 1cR,j|■! Ji, Uruok I) ft t
j
the Army, and Drig. Krnneth
I klM«lfU«h i. rb llB ilftpitia %
T. Blood recommended t i n night
baseball her* be adandoned.
AVKIMCAIV liieij 11:
Blood, who teatsd the dlmout
w te r o .
w •. ret.
Monday night from two mile* off ti. T
*M fH flt t.
111*1)4
ft It Ml_Wi
Atlantic Beach, reported that pre CltfB.
foal*
it l» tit
caution* taken her* "left much Datrolt ta It IJlChicaio II 11 It?
.m rhiil i l t IT!
to bo dttlred In Ihh control of Bo*t on it t i lia
Y n ttH a r
lighting to eliminate the danger
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Deli rroll
w. l m
L.
iioiion *(
to shipping along tha coeetlln*.
|-t>ll*4*lphU 1. Cleveland t
•inly game* eehedule.)
lit dttcribad dh*
ball
park
light* a* “ distinctly noticeb*le"
■ nd recommended that tha JackDOE3NT NEED IT
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oontll
itle Tara of the South Atsited to
Untie league vim reou
requested
CHICAGO. May 20. «* )- T e d
make arrangement*
for
other Lyons has never used a shoe
than night game* requiring ll- plate In the two decade* be ha*
luralneilon."
been pitching for the Chicago
“ Wa don’t know what steps to White Sox.
taka Just vet." said Crowthar M
Boyd, business manager of the
Fire*, elormi and Insect* each
Ten , local Bally League team
yrar destroy eaten billion botni
f*«t of *Undlng Umbar In tha
UP FROM THE RANKS
United BUltl.
BOBTON, May 20. 0P>-Johr»ny Pesky, tha Rad Box' star
rookl# short*ten, wax chibhotue
boy for the Portland, Boavtn
from 1*21 to 1927.
30TTAGE-
), t a m a
Student* Will
* Thriller From Cmcmnati, 2*1
DOSTON, < tU j 20—OPJ^Johnny Coony’a third hit in tha ninth
inning fa r * Uta Boaton Brava* a
S to 1 victory ever Cincinnati
yesterday after Al Jevery
and
Johnny vender Haar itaged a
tight aaran-Innlny* pitching dual.
Tbrra waa no arora until tha
a a m lh Innlny. whan double* by
Ernie Lombardi and Frank Da*
■urea bfwuybt in tha fln t IIrave*
,fon. .
- • '
Jewry had pitched eight acoreI Innlny* and had allowed but
hit* whan tha
Cincinnati
cam*, to .bat In tha ninth.
n bh on# out, successive ilnylaa
b r Frank McCormick,
Lfcttnir
Frey and Oaory* Walker U*d tha
aeorw and Johnny Sain took over
I ha Boaton pitching, retiring tha
bo tto m
IP, A S THIS U T T ttt
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M' MI I KR 209.
Jap A ir s h ip s
C o lu m n
DropBombsOn
Chinese C itie s
D e fe n d e r s
oy Fight
To
1* r c p a r e
M eet
E x p e c te d
V s s a u lt
llv
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A d
v a n ta g e
C o u n te r
A re
S a id
A s
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N azi
A tta c k s
C ru sh ed
Rationing Of 15 Major Items
Is Expected Within One Year
toward Belgorod, EO mile* north being uaed for preliminary laid,
of Kharkov. Th* heaviot fight get preparation*.
would
maka
ing apparently li raging 20 mile* Price Adm inlilrator Ixon Hen
southeast of tha Soviet goal with <ier
sen's fgency
derson's
rgency the third Large
larged
both iid e« claiming a (light ad- in the (iovrinmrnt,
outranked
vantage.
j onlv by Army and Navy.
Rumanian report* admitted the
01’ A l u v ha* about 72,00 nn lla
Russian* are “ still fig h tin g sharp-. pavroll In addition in about 20.000
volunteer*
rn local ration hoards.
lv” at many points tn the eastern
slanee eon.
eon- Officir la said It ia not ronteni
Crimen a* Russian resUlanee
pla*e*l to trrrr
ttonnj
itann
m m -1
wrra »*M to unlade
t
,
tn#m
o f f a Ikjyhik'
wa ve
which would vn*tly rain|»li
Commisilrn today ripre*»e>< the
opinion that while conditions vn
dyr which the Navy Is Imltling
submarines “ are constantly im
proving” , the complete ellmtns
Ron of tha menace Is not to he
enacted, “ You rant cure the
submarine menace," he told n
Senate subcommittee Investigating
the possible use of Inland water,
ways for transporting petroleum
"You ran ameliorate IL”
Re Mid the commission lielieved any development of herpes
op Inland waterways should ! «
undertaken by other government
agencies already having the au
thority to do the work.
at 8;00 o’clock for the purpose
of forming a Mmlnole County
Camp and Hoepltal eommiUee as
a part of the la s t Centrpl area
n f Fiorin a.'U “ whs »Ut*d thU
mere Ing Ire Mr*. F. E. Roumtl1*L load find Cross chairman.
Mrs. J. 0. Patterson U chair
man of the Camp and Hoepltal
committee which It working In
cooperation with ovary phase of
tha O f flea of Civilian Defense of M i s t r i a l I a D e c l a r e d
whieh Mrs. Delay Kaex U chalrA s J u ro r M a k e s D a te
of tha Women’s Division of
WHITE PLAINB, N. Y , May
l l . tFy-kfra- Dwtnhy UduVi, b*.
Ing sued for divert* en adultery
chargee, ebtsl» ed a mistrial yes
terday after aha told the Judge
the jury foreman had telephone
her for a d itti She.said aha. kept the appoint
ment and that whan the foreman
began te d iitM i the divorce ease
—out popped her attorney, who,
by prsarrangsmsnte was In
back seat
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Supreme Court Julies Graham
Wltschlef deelarod tha mistrial
and told Juror Harry BUvor of
Mount Vernon that!
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that aoiiir of the
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arut
■ulwlaaaifiraltA’ns •>?
trine
inij the war hotyir to itvilianK with
rfonfvrlliiiL , o m
Australia Will
Daily Prayer Proposal Cels
About 2:0 Men
Be Used As Huge
Backing From Various Groups In 1 F Will Be
ReCiassified
Base For Aliies |<;mpi0yIlu.n| \y i 11
S(art At Training
j or J,1'! 1 Ibisi* In Few Days
Will
I “I j i c c i l
Ford Soon Will Roll
ft ff
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F ir u t
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R n m b p r t i 1cr* m ,OT production of *jinti.ti-<»
I W i n i A t " mask* a month, ClellUn Ih-f.
Director Jsme* M. I-aml I* it
DETROIT, May I t — (AT—The elared on hla arrival , -ainil*/
Ford Motor Company today an from Wuhlngtcn.
non
first of the' big
hsmiera will soon
be rolled o ff of tbe new hetf- nri*
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tmptetlon at the first bomber ts*
seiabty marked a net
r « T * w l limtljr and tnformaiiva
Ford's war ssaatfeel
questions and'answers
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other governments) activltle* hav* bills that must bo paid by ih*
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been r tlM u d by tha Rationing tenth of the second month T A
Board In ordor to clear up doubt N «. It apnlles to Hated articlrs
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ful situations tbit mop 11U1 In Cleaning ts a sarvlce, not an ar el’ ll —T ie Federal grad* ansi ■114*
t»* mind* of tbo public.
rrcut*lory p ro fr»m for FkuitU .
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ib lpoicnU, record* R ifk tn l E. It ltta in o f \Varrr».
te n Administrative Ohio, d iftl tn nn A rm y b v*p an !I annual A i w m M j o f S a II m u I bh
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iimeiy Questions And! Answers About i
Government Activities Are Revealed
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with a prediction that the c a u s e - manpower „ f it,. ........
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lit * i
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V
of the democracies la “ hound f 1
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1ftis( I ill fa|||t- ftj,,| |* I , I
triumph” . After Impacting null ,
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Ing tro o p s, he hoarded s cllpncr
I R E E GAR M A S K S hOOS
t»n ill- if fi-ftt' In b d P '* in I hr a ii i
for Lima vis Rnysns, Columbia]
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k(iTl Mjlll'astT nnAIWi II ff Ulril fill’ 'I
N F W YORK. May 21. <V
and Venetuela.
G l a t n m i r C o n t r o l Is
fnrifiN
fif i ». h im ’
|- t
Free gas ms*k* will I-- lin in '- -
c*l 10 all civilians IwginuinK "
last e f ihla month, traiirr n
I.* rifs -t |a»rt
■n.| Moiiekimc",
M; i n\ K i t i i v l n i n l s In
(.rm.n
\ rc T o I l f
Draft
fijt'hlmir nr Idii 11y i * i i T n r i
ami dependents;
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of (he C ltv of ^infurtl .!>■ Ijrre-bv
prtwDlm .Saturdiy. M>) '**. I*"|» t l y
..
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PT Dijr In th« CUy of S.nford W II T M U ll |)0 VV V V 1U ) A
’ V( I
and urge all cltlisni to ohtrrvr
tha day by wearing The Anirr r . H n s 8 - P o i n t P r o g r a m
ran I>egion and American Legion,
Auxiliary Memorial Poppy
W A SH IN G TO N . M»> 21 '1
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N e th e r la n d s
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County D e f e n s e Saturday Will Re N;'linl'
Day” .
P<
Councils Will Not “ Poppy
Form Bomb Squads Hill Pr ocl ai ms
County C&mp A nd!
H o s p i t a l Group
W ASHINGTON. May 21, (,T1
Will Be F o r m e d Chairman
L^nd of the Maritime
'h i. rtf |«
in . • « .
U
a if alrejuly ratium**] ur nbuu( l«
be: Stiigrixr, ra'iilinr. lira*, typa
writ art*., # UtnmoMIrv
nd bifjfi la* r
The other
Dirt urn*
fcrpt i
•fe ra l, f«»r official* frar that !*•»
iuatur*N—dipcLsuip
nrtjr one of
tviiltit'll
c*\ «*r
|e| «% 1' ,t i .
I hint •
Ilnue<l on the Kerrh poenin«uls In
the fare of vklanl N ail attack*
” 0 t r troops fighting toward
Kharkov wage.I offensive battle*,
repulsed enemy panaer attacks
and advanced,” the high command
1 f J
J
( o u s t n u t io n
W ork
nnneuneed. "In the region of Ityum and Barvenkova. our tmopi
V I I I I t« IM V l- * j l \ ItT K M N
rrpulard aevoral enemy attack* "
Earlier unofficial Soviet reporte
Mil*
I
T
' 'mil IM.lie n il tinNo bomb squads
1
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from the Ukraine said en increaa
1hf) f t 111 I kI
Lr t - 11•MQ|f . I
the
lle fe n te p v Ih » v " m *c n n fu r iI in
*
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ganlted
ganlied here by
py
a
p ro
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f t
mgly
inf lor A. II. I’.le r rimmiiil um lt*iifH| I<n|,iv by Mf i .>t t sill at I k Dll
, - -powerful
, , Red , army . off*"-1
. j Council, Coord
Cnnnllnr
*lve was wiping out or turning
, nBaurK. „ t
folfew in . W I
II ill
Ih *• |»ff vrIAru■11till H I Ilk*. r:*ll. til I. k It, 1Df- 'lit ill r
l.rvrk In (hattereil confusion seem information received from UaJ.- LITKce JA,11 ntllfiia fit hoiltlf ttlf \u-tfAli.l l»»" i *t t.*i ■V Cl* <1r*f I
11 I ft,at
>IM.n II,* I. Ill |)l<
^
Ingly endless column* : f (irrman Gen. Albert II. Blending, co-erdi- w o i h l Nan I i t r i t i ., i Ig| ii ul t h e » n r ‘ * litl
" n II
" 1
®
tasks and big fleets of enemy esling dlrwtnr of the Ktale Ike- livinir victim * hy
tt fr ln j?
I hr * 14 * 1 •' *' ' * ' "* *
111 lir *
planes.
A m c ririn I rpmn mid Auxiliary
vntifiir ih«
* • ' h * a h.-**e f«*
fense Council Action Division*.
The late comm unique osld fightmrmcrlal
|M
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The handling of unciploded end
now prtw’lnrnntinn rwiiU'
Allicl !»«ml- t Iw
l i f t still rsged oa the Kerch pen- delayed-eetlnn bomba has
la
the
‘‘W'lvprrfti * In thf World War of ift•»nrnlr>l fap im - pi tn*
-lam
Insols, where the Soviet radio sold been place*! rarlaaivrly
pf tha Army, General 1917-iff Ike young m**fl of Sanford I afi’d lbi .•
ami -u itid
the Bed A rm y W beta rrlnferted heads
* * - * t t £ k Cgvw**»d.. relieving Uw- p ' f lh#(r M nlri to (he diftn**) t*rr>» ((rU
" ' " A i ii *
* . I* r t A o n ir r
fense
noaseu
and
local
volunnwr*
of tne i!inli*f fltat<w In In
» ,.n
li i . g |.m> r
*
battles^ about to begin In d e ff —
...f ,i„
of
this
responsibility.
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Twenty-seven German plane* vilian Defense, previously
tributed, carries previsions for
"Whcrtai, miny other. » .» .
^
were reported destroyed over the Bomb Rousits, lost this Item ha*
MIDI Mtlii
frlle «l upon to recriflrr brail h
G il. it * |f‘ itdi|U-t
A
Russian treat Tuesday, while the been stricken from organisational
* 0.1 .trength with reslulto v ...f
...............
f i ilftf l* f I J I DJi.ftl i
loos of 12 b* the Red air forr* plans snd will he disregarded In fcHnic aib.1 harHihlp* t«« il»«
at
fi'
dmtiiMtfrd
*
* * * acknowledged afflelally. Threv ^u|uri
program*.
The
area ) selves *nd families whirl
rilii-itc
It). A I lie’s| |ll*lh» u *!"•
Utnnan tran*ports aggregating; .^unH lYl uneeploded bomb will to thin fl*jrr
! 1 h. >
Ufl.OOO tuns were tent Us the hot-1 be cleared
of
personnel
and
"W h rrfb i, thi» memorv » f Dm ,,, ■li Ef fttlfuk i#l til- r
Ni l \
tom of Ih* Barents 8 e « Monday, guarded bv local volunteers, hut n itrw llr
sjirrifirtt nhouM r\ ■t Ni*w I iu iiu -n , m ii Jf--**
». rot I
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the communique said.
j the Wer Department will handle hr krpt fresh In the mini]* ‘ill
11f j
Air M m it lr f A rib f
I*
ill i* .tf .1
• removal. Ur. Teterson esld.
rfttrlotlr ucriftcei bhouM ever |
l fon!
yr>lsT«lnY lint u
NrtViD It.,
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Sanford Herald, 1942
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, May 20, 1942
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 20, 1942. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Text
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Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 20, 1942; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald