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McLucas Reveal* FAR M ER S’ M A R K E T
9-Game Football
Slate For Fed*
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Lack O f Experience
A grain W ill Plague
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Editorial'Staff
Don’t Tike My Penny!* The Senior
Class Play Is O atsM og SMfwg & H. a fcaaakfatgs
li.u -i.n . c r t itA JTcr. liss-x.**
a n A r e r n u iT - H o t 6. a c» i .
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TOMATOKA—ia.ll Lk. CTalrt. Ord
la Icr 1100*1 U lots. llta taa
ClllrTAOO:
1IAI1KKT I M U .
( ' l l ! retired « C A l . i r
ItsstV) Oormly »nd
Mv»-
Lost
essad5TS«BaSs?fisB«
Herrins J. Drown, Odham snrf
. T. Brown In ths lln*.
MeLucaa raid that s prediction
• no (ho showing o f reserve* and
• sswromors wu Just sboot IrapoulbU. "It look* Iks another
green team, and It U' hard U>
, say how w# will end up," ths
mentor itatsd. tn addition to ths
'/ snnual worries about tho strength
• of ths team, MeLueas also has
’ ths problem* of whether nlgU
games will bs allowed bjr ths
aoremment tnd also ths question
merig as rsgtrds treniporatlon.
It Is not definitely knows If
Isami will bs allowsd school
burara to maks trips a< they bsvs
■ dons In ths post. At ons Urns, ths
bus* w«r* ruled out far Ironsportation of boys engsgsd In
sports set Iritis*. Howsvtr, ths
Nstionel Federation of
High
■ School Association ha* been
, working In sn attempt to sllow
ths Uss of huae* by high school
. athistic team* This fitness is In
Uss with physical fitness and
other programs which commends
t'M ’ ltltiA. fair in I ond
J 4 JIM.
Ik do*.
t'n»« al. f»g foi
l « dot.
I di>f
Hay 18— —
ha Brooklyn Dodgers swept a
uble-header with ths t'hlrago
lbs yesterday, Uklng ths nlgbtIHtOOKLyN,
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lair
f#w
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2X
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• I lir t ’INO ID IN T
ISKOtlMAT in * run rniD A T , u a r n. tsss
OVIIIHO- IVHI Its DA1.13 alU-TIOMS:
Manilas. mn-lerat*. Uood wire Is.
qwlry. Males f. o. I> .kipping palai
and dallearad aalaa. ahlppln* point
koala. (Inlden llasrf. demand si*°d
market etronsar. Wlda raace Is
quality and rondltlnn, soma ordi
nary is fair. !•« dak. It UI.TL
motile ei.es-1.as; e do*. ii.u-i *#.
mostly il tt-I M; S Sos. il c*-l t*.
League Standing
HATIOWAL LEAGin
W L M.
W la M Ilr'klpn H I TU IM U
II II IM
Ilottoa IT 11U1 Cl aHo. M in i!
Fltta*
H. T.
Brooks Increase Lead
W ith Two TrihmpKs
.'
■* - mostly
111! .139 rkteago 14 11 4IS
I I I I .km rhlUL.
9 13.111
HtmmUm \ Mlsrdar
The Returns A re In
Another primary in Florid* ha* been completed. Th.returns Indicate that the voters o f thi* state do not believe
in “Switching horses In mid-stream." The Congressional
race* proved to be by far the most Interesting political
battles o f the state.
The state went to the polls on lfa y 6. May S found
Florida represented by the same five congressmen it had
in Washington two years ago. However, Representative
R, A. “ L ea " Green of the Second District went back to
Congress as a Congressman-at-large. He vacated hia seal
from the Second District in order to seek the newty-creaied
congressman-at-large post.
Rep. Green won a decisive
victory over H. Earnest Overstreet of Miami and two other
c a n d i p s t e a i , • '
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The Sesona District's ^representative p t » r warf* led
open by the ambition of Green. The primary result* placed
Duval County's Supervisor o f Registration Emory II. P i i and James G. Cary, former chairman o f the Board of
County Commissioners in Duval, in the runoff for Crecti'.i
ee*t.
.
Gaining easy victories were Representatives Joe Hen
dricks (F ifth ). A. Patrick Cannon (Fourth), and Bob SJUta
(T hird). J. Hardin Peterson o f the First District was un
opposed.
. „
Both railroad commisslonera— Jerry W. Carter and
Eugene 8- Matthews— won sweeping victories. Carter won
over a field of four opponent* while Matthews outlasted
two.
Tho retirement o f Justice James Bryan Whitfield from
Florida State Supreme Court called for a replacement on
the atate’a highest bench. Circuit Judge II. 1- (Tom ) Be
hring walked away with this post in a contest with Thr»
T. Turnbull, chairman of the Democratic Party in Florida.
The State Legislature contest* showed a general re
adjustment in the membership o f the Senate and the House
— by Edward Marshall
«y 1SABC1A
Senior Group Does
Tri H i-Y Holds
Sugarless Cooking
Convention Here
■t. leoula 1*1, Now York 1-t
Ckleago 9-9. Drooktyn 9*#.
The Tri-IH-Y. forepoeed wf
I.'Im U m II 9. lioatuH 9 (isfwad Winter Park. OrUndo, and Rawgam#* p^a(pd>oa<1|.
f*te».h.rrr h
1.4.
!*■ ••ado tph I% ford chapter* hart l hair annual
t-i
mealing her* tn the 8. II. 8. au
ditorium last Taesdsjr night. Mhm
Karlina Kelly, president of the
Hanford club presided ever the
n il ia* buslnrea sasiton of the convent Ua.
Mias Max In* Wagwar of Winter
i i m .ui
it is .in Psrfc rrwd' th*
'
mlInula* of th*
N, T
ie> in With.
rtie.Mirhll
f leas
tslislt tilt lie at. u
Hoalsn tl ti tle cklrago II It .1*1 Ust mealing which was held ia
,
aMalta tntnday
NSW Tork I I, Su Lamia I t.
WlnUr Part.
Daaias I, Hatrall *.
It wsi decidad that there would
rtrlladslykls l-L ClsrsUaS 1-1 h« sn effort of th* (M s Is l»stigats HI-Y Chibs ia Kortb sad
Mount Dors. There was thsa
a general diseatsion eeacsrehy
I th* various- scthUisa ad the dif
• daring Uk* year,
ferent eha;
Bucky Walters Steals Jim Tobin’s
Thunder As Cincinnati Downs Braves
ffc-ajjfr. . ' .* >;_ ,L « - VJ
BOSTON.
May
crowd of to,000 rani
Jbi Tobin hltm haw
sn as an Inftsldsr before he
turned pitcher, blsstsd a Urrifie
blow over th* SSO-foot isftfisld
wall with s mat* on bass Is th*
fourth Inning to ll* th* seors tad
turn the tide of th* gam*.
Tobin was th* spectator yester
day st the bore* run pared* for
hear followed Ih*
buslnrea isaeian after whkh ev
ery club returned hesee with new
Ideas and associations.
Next year Ih* Chnvewtlcn will
be held in Orlande with, provided
they era rucrreiful.
the new
Chapters.
SO U T H SIDE N E W S
WSI
tin gle
shortsteo fat
'seat spewed
It flout.
Classified Advertisements
JUtNT—4
Vocational School
ret
M tfpUonvill*.
W H O ’S W H O
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•a be a a rtt th*** a» LbCV.j
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tags?? row a r-~l Ituian'
ra n t
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dheut I r v ;
A k a a a l g ia r y mta *su
Mt tlk» ■atnnrycla mi &.\\\
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let your
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EVERY
PAY DAY
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFO RD
H ERALD .
TUESD AY.
M AY
19.
1912.
M em ber
A m w U lr d
P rrw
to ReasSmash Through Waves Of Nazis
AEF In Ireland O il Kh&rkoV Front To Gain 30 Miles
A E F I1EAIHJUAKTEtlS, North
ern IriU & l, U*> IS. (AS—ShipM
i f l i t .hiplnad « f A (w r ifin
U M fi
r-nuippcd f«r
ftffefoirr
- t h n u u n li « f them irltV
tank* and » r t i W f f y - h » v t •rrive-l
I k N «n h IrrUnd in m n fw re Ih*
a tv t«d j Lie I ’ nilfd Sutra fnrrr
IV
i Hemity « f tbr In aV t
• » 4 i a W 4 today at a White
ln a « i i J i asyniy
» L a lir i
|0fficers In 4
I Legion Groups
A re Installed
Tank-led C o u n t e r blows lty Hermans
Are Crushed Along
•it) Mile Wide Area
American Suh Brings Homo the Holden Huron
LISIION, M i) 10. (A IM —
Hrlin-rtl Unitrd Slftt^w ror*
ri 'P<iru)riiU. able to talk for
the fir* I time, mid Unitnl
Stair* intrrnes are fed in*
Auffirlrntli but Mill fared
Kriler than the German". One
reported Germany's army in
orrtiplcd
France
probably
number* h fla rrn 400.000 ami
(000,000 men and are mare
artitr fuy« than |l apy time
•im V .lb e Cnminetyje jkiml#—
lire iV o | r ir i agt».
The
N im
Ir r
rrp«rle«l
hutr hr rnif li«r**.Vk Iii a told
feeding them tra in s abd pn*
talfie* and killing r i l r e a lo
f i n r n e milk.
Smith Heads Post;
Auxiliary L e a d e r
Is Mrs. C. W. Isbil
F u f ft for a
ihetr figHt*
m f m-w caaae w e r a« p id ir m* wire*, umt an I daughters itsgrJ
imprea*lro mc-etmj
ika^iatm ha Britain mmuted far a ibeir mod
teraad front aytinM Gronnnjr on nf the year at the quadruple In*
limitation
nf
nffirrra
of the
Campbell lemming post, the Wo-*
Thr*to laooed remlwl t roups
Jawppkt an array of power r - "Kti** Auxiliary, Jhr 5km* of
aud. I ha- jfll^me A u itU gry
fhany U a t »
equiparnt
^tbirh t<**»L plat »• I**.! nirb\ al Ih*
■®54i» a flhn of tian-ptifis ami
(it in fi II >t
vwpplf ship* almo i « « ra»t as
K*iw«n i . |Nrail Bmilh w it ini'*:
liar targewt room y* nf the Iasi
Called a* i*vmm*ndrr nf the post
by Harry her I linger nf OrlatwVb
TV y aver* pfrcnW by other Seventh
lh » tiir i 4 miunondfr;
f«innstable m titin fn ii< which ar Mr* C, W. Isbil Miiimrd th#
rived le ta te a Ute January and Auxiliary
pro* idenllal
position
rarly MarrK
aatth Mrt, Frank Unullrv, State
k rtafarr m a o t of the rapidly president aeiin/ aa Installing ®X*
expand me A mcr*ran g ifr iia a fwl- firer. Sidney Hit Haul, Jr., arms
l ei f d rkwr|| the arrival r f ad* inducted a* Captain of the S A L ;
Tamer units of a Canadian armor ami Jo) ee Steele beeamr rhalfe l drvisJMW and thoi*ands more man *f the junior woman’s group.
aarat whtdk the [Wminion It cn»Follow in y
the
formal
rrf»*
tr iV tin c t* the great land and lOfinie*. which were attended by
a k forre the t ile * are marshal I inward Rnwtmi. Slate adjutant,
How ti.n, and several
hag for liberal mo of Fur* pc irrnl and Mr*
other m d ^ flo w n legion rut l rex,
informality was the theme at
congratulatory mr»*nrfs were eg.
oeerrrnwdeit the Hut, |iar|cKi!( uf
refreshment* pruvWnl by the AuJt*
lliary, who al*u filleti the meet
ing place with flowers
Compliment* wrrr paid Joel SField, who entered the select
group of past commanders of the
peat, and Mrs. J. W. Ihiniel, r h
lirlng president ofthe Auxiliary.
Mr. Smith, who la active In clfie
affairs and a member of I^Mt
Lrgion for many years took bla
oath of office with the ftdlowlRg
peat officers:
Forrest GaL-heU
to pi a s t i r
ill*
v* * * r l « i M
Prr*tl
T h e Itijr Itunnimi ilr iv c on
K h iirk n v •*wt-nt fo rtv n n l 30
In III tmlt’ -* ( •wiity >>n a GO
mil** vs nit- fr o n t, rru ith in g
lank I. il (n -rn iu ii r «a in tp r-»t-
tai k'V ainl
u i|>int! <>ii (
Nazi
}>aitirhtit,. i r n .1 1 Tin* S o v
iet - if| «> r tn l Iti.-iu in shock
« » •- >i" .111 'I 'l i iikuit; ont-my
r.*-t - 1..lit i
a - vv its i *h n f (, o r mi i*1 u * tv i
f ubd i**
the
t'-’w r f I - m <i i*.
T lie tiervnaty
liia.li i**m*i nn.l * 14«i•i*i 11 the tle’iHHi rinii nf
117 Ku-r-un tjinks fin
t1
K iiit k v fi.uii inni t he reI -I i.g »• >* ill .*»* at I at k *
t
Up*11-11 it i*iru d Itu**ixn
r* * m i - fiiriti itir i *». ra*i|% have
-irffevie I Si*s m t rr*i*tanre * ti the
Ittgrht under the no«r« nf Jap guna an Amerirnti tub
t .1r u g I.lor with a r argil nf ami aircraft abell* t d h»nd*^l
-ecunties from I'hilippme hank*
Thi* phot..
ilu •
warship that brought il t.i ihr 1’ H
Lieut • <■ m i ntnl
Hen irr Cmss, and hi* tf f uer* mid men lb- > ■* Mm
U prinn*iila. ,p*’» the Germans
h«
• UM-ed itu* rninplrtr drstruc• i -u - f the in*!
rrmmtnl" nf th®
K.i- h *h ft iuh i ^ i*
Contractors For
Check On Use Of
Pfct-Un Trucks Navy Base ie t Up
W. J. l U e i X ,
ngsmi d, Mvoml sic*'
W. I*. Thorne of Lab*
tl vice
rommandrr,
. finance officer; K* *
[ft, Jr., chaplain. Fail
bis lo m n
*n.| A ll'.'.. J
.
H jr iR t . Tl*
—
f w r U lt«r l x-,ionn■Irr. wrrr n.riffle d . With lh » trlrrlion of Mi
W ATO TN CTO N . M » I * —(AS— Smith, Ur. (ialrh rl m l Mr II,.t
k j u th* Ou t ® lop mrn for ih
rtuuliw jrr»r, the port look on
• drrid—Jly N a n i Hm.'-phrrr. •• d<
•II Ihrrr »rr-rrd In the I'n lln i M
SU »r« N »»y
during the f.r-i JJ
World War.
K
Other o ffir rr * In.lallnl ... it,, o
Auilliarjr bral.lr, Ihr prr.ttl*-.,. | r,
Inrrriveft mere tin . ( . M Kloarr., ...
ih
pmkW tit; U r. V . I . Ir»in . .o,
it
rrtary; Mr* K ( ’ . Hir|mr, ir r . , ^
virrr; Ur*. ()
K White, .h .t „ (
Uln; U r. T I . SuDIran. hl-tor .
iaii; and Ur*. J . W. Daniel *r. I (h
Nr*. A. L. Uarinrau, ler^rani
q
at-arm*.
Taklntr the oath* of
n
a k a z With Capt. RiOu.nl In th.
SA I, *rra B ill* Robnoltr, * , ! j . . .
laat; Crorre Bprrr, f|r»t llru
traanl; Bobo U rro, trroml He.
• m a t ; CUtraeo Dooaldaaa, rhap l .
Downtown Office
Prices Of Canned
Vegetables Wi l l
Have Top, Bottom
1*1i i i p l< i> m t * n t
Is
l !\ -
Mu
Ltd
rapidly
ap-
ur iii> t .i\iilry, eharg-
"•p v%ddl> a . r> - n (».‘ f*t»»<in bridge
I'Midr «nd» t Null artillery fire, re* w-|»* i rd A 'InigM tnhabitnl \o-
r«m v#l,‘ on the khnrkov front
ft ' !■ iilm
t
11hn*f
K u-ian
I" i f -
It'd
iidutuT.
Star,
Id
I Ibe rfinUnu-
the
n ported
army
t'^tay
« 'Mt.-rn fi|diiuig i Mil timed on
1
. i I« i ti * nit of the Kerch
t ' ittn-Mibi.
ih*
htgh
nimmand
p e e te d
To
S ta rl
Novi t in dite rv
A t b if id T o m o r r o w Ho I•itHU btfi.re
di paichri said
Kharkuv warn
MtHik'
mi III
steadily
mounting
I iM.a it y, itgMumd 11* wett aa ill
tG
in*
Th#* to-imiifu, stm g*
(Aiii,' i|i <|D inti lv ti* *he*k t no
I- -t Vtni\ ndk him * w» re irp oft i do.iwih,. in iit.-ir and rimfw
i ■I-1
,,ti.t . TiUie-t mi- e '.1 ry inch
■ii•i i
■r'
) *i i . fid
* . MI'l
11 i(.
t
Kharkov
. i v a *1 graveyard
. Ml .1• d
VI hlclts
* i i>i tin* 'li-ifi milk** she lift.
** i *•
an-l nut).tank
rifle*,
h *-pi!.* Gir limn m i ml reinforce*
it,• nt hurri«*d in the
Kharkov
limit, tin* Urd S1r F *m e was paid
l*i dninMiiiie the air, leaving |hit
f o ld dot test with d" n m d Heater*
-it'iinH**
Junki'rs mid llelnkfl*.
V Vtiii■lint JS* inemi Timoihen-
I ' .-ff M*m- f imittffil ..nt Its firtt
«■ .1 Ins til in y was
rejKM trtl
• . .in *m .*ti Kharkov a)ofi*f *
;«■ .ml.an
-ii'Mtimg
ahead
"
,*f. . nr.brd ll'ddn and hum*
tala; 74«aM. Whlta, historian . I
a i‘ a i ri •1 German dc*
f i . *hI v -1rengthen
■'
ii -1 i
•i
t . nr r tv »d * f Mir ami mun serves
L.'.l
i
artnv
tlispalihev
-tiffin in g
eciflCfHfd
realftl*
have
I'.iAed down the Soviet ilrive, bol
aid the Hussions Mill held the
in ilia live every w he rr down to tha
• tnnllrtl imlividuul aeekor.
*
,mhi
President
H is Salary
whii h
lirm ian
np'peaird
lo
Leo Butncr Is
i Named President
Of Farm Bureau
Farmers Will Need
Student Laborers
CHICAGO, May 1», CO-Am.
erlcmn farmer* will have la otitain help from cllka and high
•ebook and ■ pat >11 available
W. yraakktti, and horn to work, Acrkaltaral AdluatairT.1 AdmlnlatraUon ehalrman
tram tha <8 BlaUa war* told yettorday.
Edward White, Arkanaai eotton
planter who aerrea aa aiatitant
chief of tho AAA, made Iboae
prodktiona at a renfereneo called
to cooalder plane far odlsetlnt
May 1*-<*>1—
It Kit S’ . May IW. IAS I h r llnl
inn
ileinanilrd tcrnt.iry from
K.n.u-e In.I night In the •tn...|{r -1 1r f rn• ■.,] In.lateil Ihnt the
tran.fi-r l*e made Immmliatelj',
ri-ffanilr.. nf th# lenylh nn.l outri.ine nf ihr tear.
The InaUtenee o f the KaaeUt
r r n a a , the flrxinye.t alnee
r
rd the armlatlee nearly two yean
■irTh«
f-
on Choppers Ask
M inimum, W a g e
**f
(Special)—BH*. Gen. Vivian C*lIIna dlaekaod that Florkl* volun
teer* far tha armed aervieee alneo
the aeleetlva aanie* profram went
late effect have outnumbered *«leeteea by three ta two.
Oallina axplautad that psbllca-
Uoa of tha exact number waa not
panaiaalhl*.
-p
- -
,
prraa campalyn threw wide
open the qUfalion of rteire let*
val'a effort# to brinr Franco Into
full cooperation with tha Axle.
It revealed Italy1# Impallenco to
have her ahara In tho war rain#
aa a reward for joining Germany
in the conflict and It Indknted
that Germany had not riven In
to Italian claim.
Colombia h>i 1fit
coaatUn* on the Pi
100 on th* Atlantic.
I n i llutnrr hai been nimad
pn-.Mml of the rrrrnlly o rf*n «
Itr.1 firnilnole ( ‘ounly Farm Bu*
m u by It* *rvrn-man Hoard o f
Direr Irr*. (’ minty Aeent C. B.
It. wean ■l*lnl yeiter.lay aftafnn...., Olhrr offlrart .elected war*
Tim T k liem a of Orkdo, * k «
nrr.l.trnt; R. A. King, »ocr*taryj
llet.ry Thuntnn, treaiurar; ami
J. ('. Ijin k r, ehalrman o f
tfca
mmlltea.
Publicity ___________
Tit# btterau, which waa organDel about a month ago, la a unit
of tha Florida
Farm
B r i* * ■*SW. ‘ " W " alfUTkled with
the
American Farm Federation. T V *
urpoae of t f « arranlaaUon la W
E
■ke an actlrs Inleraat In all nailonal leglilallon pertalalag W
^Tha^buraatt now ha* over N
member* In tha county, and H H
hoped that thi* number win ha Ifttrea^ed when ..the murt. a u t t f
• -fk ta
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SANFORD. FLORIDA
T U E S D A Y . M A Y 19. 1M2.
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The Sanford Herald
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Unde Sam Is
Shaking Stick
At Some States
|fl»r*MR H ttpi
Since Dec. 1. 1941. Canadian buaineaa and labor have
been operating under a complete ayatem o f price control.
Nn one— laborer, manufacturer, wholesaler, or retailer—
Y e i"V i*L .*'p tli
may chnrgc more for services or materials than the top
A*‘ ! price charged during n four-week jwriod back In October.
*f l u n k
- - ------ "Etui Iheae wartimes price controls really haven't imposed
a
hob.i .apu i i- nr.am
any special difficulty on anyone/" reports Clayton S. Moyer,
Y.4 H*f
O Oin ON l i r . A X - n a . I a r e . M » « i * r Canadian retailer. In the current Rotarlan magniinc.
Delivery aervices have been curtailed, but the time
■rwarnir-Tio* r . t k i
Fiyafct* la A 4
has not yet come when customers muat carry their pur
B r O rtlFf
Om Mrmth
MTi chases, Mr. Moyer, who operates three grocery stores In
T lr M M.mtk.
t u t Hrantford, Ontario; writes, adding, “ If gasoline and tire
f t i NMtfc. • f t T » ir
HA6 rationing cancels tne use of the delivery truck, the hay
I’ll be n
All tU lt ir y h*ilm , rtnla «t burning old grov mare will deliver the goods.
flaatlB, r*M iatl«a«
aatifra « f
• af Ml
fmr IU fmrp-*** ml surprised CariadDtn if thore is any protest when customers
N t * l «8 ft P ia *«lll f * r l i r g t i far bavu to parry home their purchases."
mi t««pl«r pitftlldM r«»r*.
No one knew in advance whnt period waa to be chosen
laUiM RrniMVfr |lrpf«t»(i. as the "test period" for fixing prices, and October was
t h f* . li f . p p ffw p la T l » lU rtM la
f l « ■■ilpaaat field **t P lia r flit ii, chosen because It was tioforc the law waa passed, anil no
Offlrva f t * n*«la1pl»«4 fa Ibr U f f artificial inflation had set In. Wnges, though fixed to r
••t *11It* of ila# r* amir Jr with primvifkail hHradaiauarif ra la l Alrafia aaJ ceiling, are tied to a "tionus" which fluctuates with the
Hiw Yvrtk.
cost-of-living index. Since the price-fixing law went Into
TIP If era 14 la a member « f T ie effect, the cost of living has actually fallen slightly. Mr.
A M W litel Prwp whtxfc ia #•*!•fltp lp M ltliH fa lb# aa# far r»- Moyer points out.
Ifb liM f It i pf all p p fi iUpPtehpa
When protests come to the Canadian Wartime Prices
pw i ltti 9a ll ar aai aibrneltt
#r#4lf«4 la flta paper ■ad alia and Trade Board because o f rises in costa o f imported ma
fAa I**#! P fF i fablUf#4l
berelp.
AN rl*ki« fa rafaliiimllaa mi ■p*rlai I terials. the effort Is not to adjust prices upward, but to
" P ir lii aefelb ■r« mIm * »f»rf< r 4 i point nut economies in production and distribution costa,
reports Mr. Moyer. He foresees th a t,«ven after the war
TUESDAY, M AY l » . I a i l .
"w e shall have real service and Jeaa ornam ent . . .Many of
BIBLE VKKHF. FOR TODAY
the rules and regulations forced by the war are Bound within
o f slsea o f tins and packages.
OUR REI.IOION ENORMOUS themselves. Standardization .....................
_
LY
e x a i .t s
n iii.im o o n : less elaborate methods of sellrtig, labelling/ and packaging,
80ME CHILD IH IMITATING. Brc among the things overdue in the food industry
There
YOU; HE A HOOD EXAMPLE 1w ||) |)r fewer 'soap operas.’ but la rg er cakes of soap. Food
Ib la ria y a#4 ■■#••?
iair*fS. PlatMi
mi
ffl Nitt^lla A» v« m
It,
M UCH L O t f t f c K
0 0 W * HAM fr
.
T ’ W A iT ? .
0 > n f«rt
(From The
the han d lebars.
Don't
stunt
#r nnrt th# pi*.fti.
thry,
in I hr fb'j
lag at It from nm* »lan«ipoint m\
U * « L Sanford had tieen praetiring
* dlmout fur sevrrat years In
fer* ih* war sUrtwl
,,f 'l',r,,t,iThen Y”our Car
MIAMI FEEL3 TREMOR
FLO RID A
• pe’ f t h ,
Another rnminent nn Ihe inir.e
Sad buggy age Is railed f,.r l>,
U m rwport from Tappan. N V
which ditcloft## that h woman
TPilktd Up
m hortr'a "tall lhr
d l i t f <l#y. r#*ch#<f tirr hanil up
l® P#t It, whfn I h# hofa# wiirtdml>'
n*
of
V . >. h f
1
Vnknl *«» fflr Mi tin r f f n i t
In jp**
vrnl living m*l* fn m inmthitog
*if
*'ffm itigM
prim* tin Riich « gi^nnlir nr.*,!#* m
dlffirtilt
find
hiMtio**#
■ r r whnlr. large nnd Kimtll, fm-n
thr moflt trying prrtml in tt. hi*
lory
If
t rnmn
nml
rnnomin
•rn»r
*fr
rmplnyrd
It)
thi*x*
fh«rg r*f with rnfnr ring th* »»*»
rrgutntlmi* murh Itllaery ami |«4
itjRtlrr run l*r » v td#*!
But
murmirrut*, drunk wit h th** |*>f
f t rntrtr*lrd In ihrtii. s-rrk to # n
fflirr rrjgulfltlnm with n hlwrlc^
■nakr mrhin and b r i g * h"ic l|ez
tmred* brokt hl» halln. hit hr
hand, chew'd iter ,ars. kn.s-Wrd
i » his trousers, replied tp iie tly : " l l has - I just atjwr down with It* forefeet, paw.d lendetl your last play."
bar and th«n galloped away. When
Once when lJoyd Ocorge was making a political speech th# plan will not only fa ll but w t
iWiting hormee, know your anl a heckler shouted: “ Oh, you’ re not so much. Your dad will find fu jr»c!m worno oil thMu
used to peddle vegetables with j\ donkey and cart,”
To
T h * Army ha* leased the .wan. which Lloyd Ocorge replied: "Yes, that is true. My father
IfV floca
Roaa Katnne
Italnne rlub
ei..i. wouth -nf4 waa a very poor man. The cart has long since disappeared,
l(n Reach for an air enrp*M
I aec thu duiiluty ia still with us."
- - r — - *------ --J*4llo- l»*i*ln g *rhno(
The Huh
An admirer of W histler once told the famous American
• t D « » lUlnne, originally liulit
by Addison Milner. the fumngi painter that she had Juat come from a walk along the
architect. is an n rlu ilip hold Thamea, and that the aconcry wan almoat like a aorlea of
during th» boom, <••• almut the hla brilliant canvaaea. "Von," W histler admitted, “ nature ia
laal word In eitravaganre and
creeping u p " -You r Life Magaiinc.
exclusiveness
You couldn't even
R
walk by th* place unless yog bad
an Income In five figures
tlul
Mrldtetally, Bora Ratnne, In
Bpanlah, means rat'a mouth.
» 9 wrrv before.
Kvrn nl brel, b ffittr wr rrt
through with thl# thinjr i lot of
(>ocr guy# now on th# rugged rdg«
aod #ov*ring b#hit»d ih# firhA#
ball, will wind up In m Ftr#ight
Jm-krt, juat plumb N U T S
tryln* tn krrp fronp b#lng KROB«
KN to drtth.
Alraaixler Klpma. the opera
•Infer, poaaeaura a cold watch
preientevt him by the laal Ciar
of Ruiala.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
nr RUSBJtLL k a y
The term “ Inflation'* don't
mean much to the areraf* clttten. All he knewt ie that It U
noceeaary and Important at far
at hi* lire* are. roocemrd and la
alao applied to balloon*.
For year* economist* Karo been
jumping out from behind pillar*
and thouting "Inflation" at Mm.
until ha had coma to taka It aa
* ' matter cf court*. He vaguely
underttanda that U It euppatad
to have eomethlng to do wttk lb*
om I of living but he'* beta M
hlamed bety trying to earn c m
ha haen't had lima to worry moth
about it
, New nnd then tome learned In
dividual would appear before the
Reury Chib or Chamber of CocnW W fmd tpoll what otherwtee
■tight kata been • good ‘ film
Pay ' 'Cash
fo Ir
f+fT 75
the payroll and outamart the well
known wolf, '
Tearing down the broad tad
pleasant Highway of American
Life al TO mike an boor with
nothing to worry about but an
oecaileeiel road patrolman, He
maidenly ran bang aaaack Into a
barricade marked "SLOW—InflaUoti Ahead'*..
It waa annoying, of ooeree, bat
with a war on a N ile* had to
Mpeet a datoor now and than.
He plaareti into the m g * . Roy,
wkat a roadl H F j u A l l T h e
■msationt eaperUncad by a fdtk*
'
n
rmirngrment nf Invnwtinir m t
fstremfly
Horace (Irenlry, who always inaiateii that the wortl
"news" was plural, once wired to a reporter: "A re there
any news?" The reply came hack by wire: "N o t a new."
Walter Winchell tells about the critic and playwright
who remarked superciliously to the late lleywood Itroun:
"Your sui! looks as though it had just been slept tn." The
heavy -set Itrmm. who was notoriously indifferent to the
TOP
S. H. ENGLISH
GIJLF SERVICE
rrrmi4*nl tM»rnl* mid flnvirig* ..r J
thr ri'ntnllr* that hnvr lw«*n in
prntdrin
IS
in i-nllslm#nt« per 100,000 p»r
M IAM I. May IU. i 4*i
Thr
JUST P1IONK 9121
win, plscwi Flnrid* *l*th In ita
W rather flurtmi flad wrvrriil
JAC K SO N VILLE , May 10.
tinnal standing* last month. »*
Miami B##ch resident* hud rr
H ih I. tnp|wd all Stales e*sl ecswlrwl only by five Weal Coast portisl thry frit "thr#** «ir fo*ir
lh(. fa e fn - ( oa-t In April fnr|
, report from the Navy
Might tremor#" during th# «ftr»
hfpirtm rnt In Wnhingt*'n ihowni noon taut that thr «ourrr . f th»* fwraee F in r r *i. a r a r e - H . . .
I y#pt#rd»y.
■hock# hti,d not Wrfi drtrrmihrd
I r» %2., Ififfr thrr wiIih t br I«noftfi g
nf inwtitljnirrtt lutying nfi-l th- - -
Thr
Ih
U n d e r
Actual Driving (On-«)
ditions . . . Drive In
Today!
highrr
Famous Remarks of The Famous
o u im
YOUR CAR
\ii*1 **vr*i
iiui
fftmmiwtlt |r* fffuirfi
J1"** » r”
vou lu n '
Dismount ami walk across busy corners.
Take it easy, atul tie even more careful than wiieu
an automobile
A bike is no match for a car!
IlcmcmtH’r — your bicycle is subject tn the annte
traf fir rules as on automobile. Obey them !
im
i.v r r
{trsnsport# tlon
> f_
1 Kastman said there *re two si ' L U P r l C c l t C n
J ternaUfri* Th« staten must rlean
' house
airrt
rtv|M,
repeal
or
suspend
their
law* affecting
movrmrnls of rriliral good", nr
t the federsl government will do
|it for them under
the
war
j powers of the Constitution.
did S«nip«nn, fr-trn live* lt.ttiA«- th**
fi
N ever hitch n ride on anntlier v e h ic le .'
pull df>wn nn #U through thru
fi
Carry packages In a imsket, or attached securely furlt tusIfiBhp#** flint |»f*»e*d
ArrortJing L- tho=r who «rr mij«
You remember ths "Big Bad to the bike wtiere they will not in terfere with gleering,
poftimJ' tfi kno# « r nr«* fur tug in
YToir** don't yuu, and Heigh lln IMsialing or vision.
Jflltinni tmily mi*) unh*■* t*r nt#* *
H *l(h
Ho” , "Whistle While Yn
_
7. N ever ride double or ca rry spassenger un the
and deal with thr (intltlrm mm
o rk " and
an
Work"
"Hnnw Whlle"T You h|inii|r ,mrH
Bg*AU«l)r nml tintrifiMhly the ron
S T ^ h e M h '"’w’hnKwr*^eU,them '
8
> " " r Ifa d ia m p snd rear reflecto r in k . kh I •t^iornrrfl m#v hntini u* mid
tn rmm
But h# .Ileal the other day al ih.-1 working order if Von ride at nigh!
A lenr light in better rhildrrn f"t
TH# r«tiih||"hlHrrtt o f p r k c
ag* of 40, when he .hot hlmeelljthan s reflector
And tiy all means, have a born or in'll
Irtf".
with
pftrr*
i f muni I- ■-* *
fallowing a Inn^ illness
()|) y 0wr |,|ke itlll/ use it
Baaford d « * „ol rpdls. know fn,
!)
•or# whether It I. suppose.1 ti.
id
dim out of an evening since i Ke'
||
gtvarnment's e.tablUhment nf ih '1driving
SO mile tone along the east
Ill
•tit *•aboard but we believe a r
ran assure the Navy that. leol. general
11
nltion h.uled In on# load in a hlgi
limit state must be trroke up Into
three truck Inaris when It rr»rhe. I
the bonier of a stale with "s low !
loail limit.
|
The waste nf gasoline and ruh |
her Is bad enough, but the delayr,
In movement nf munitions must!
be ended, ad that's cold turkey i
talk straight from
Joseph
ft I
R u n iA
I
K eep b o lli bainls on
nr indulge in horseplay
•’
S T E tf.th c Auto-Rock way
,
. ,
A,
v Manfor. .m
The blcjjcla tfap at fait grown up aadb Ia .Ioow wearing
S ta y i^r with flftffAna, torn fu f f f long pants, the National Safety Council suggests, as it
me with Apples,
Beckon the In*I vaks yd R*m- revenls that during ths past y e «r mope than one million
additional bicycles have
"appeared on the highways.
n:
oth rthe fair.
^
Bod the fMimeeranaten, harts leap
In some ritlea the increase has been nothing short of
cp the mountain'*,
phennniinal with Cleveland, for Instance, reporting an in
Bpring comes to tilk ad and i< crease from 44,000 lo A2.000, Oklahoma City from .1.000 tn
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- _______
ith gasol ine raValnW°ih‘r 'riitj'Ir'nf towrr». ,.f _________________
10,000 and Miami
from
2,000\to
14,000
:tuallty, the increase
1tinning now an actuality,
Increase is
ia expected to become
pomp and purple.
Cymbal r may tinkle In the m i
even more rapid.
Int of gry« n dntf, «ighi «marter
ktl-p) arc of show,
All o f which brings up the gueaUon o f M fely fur ha#e Ixren trytn* lo d*» that for
6Ujr not my fret, green p u tu rr #
** * iicri'**
fit
cyclists. Many people apparently do not realize that they jr#arsi with IIit"111.
wait thy romlnf,
,i'.'o 1 |
NlncYsh in waste; to my fnlh can gel into the same kind nf trouble when riding a bicycle Just aa soon tnr to uni angle ll..
Einstein Theory
#f'» house 1 gt*.
that they can wnrn driving a car, or even more so. The
All I know is ih»f like small
Safety Council advises every pedal pusher, newcomer or] po7",\hV"p"»r'"■'mirth Ir»*;
Hpeaklng of “ X” cards for r«m
veteran,
to
observe
the
following
rules:
tn
Btfvr rlritr nf hft*! n rttur*
gressmen th# Tamps Trlhunr rr
d#ng#rttuF
In
m
m
«
9
mn
r fmr\ ni l
1 Obey all traffic laws, signa and signals.
MS'1
marks thsl |»#rhaps X mark4 th«"
Hide at the ext rente ri«h t o f the street W IT H t r a f ji, th#*
1|'*' Isimh* nn tuHth mii;h( ■Ir »p
■peta or frally means K«
! *tn**r il "np*
Irf•* f
I ,i*t*t
ft< 0"i on the left fa c in g it
Don't zig-zag,
^
I 4ip*lro> F »*iir rrti't<*1- i<* filing it
Four stiltJlrri* st Camp llUii'l
li
Knl" single file -n ever two or more abreast
on# hilt th# api t h Ijii i4»
hnnrl
In f are said to wrtgh nvet *irir
thousand prunds
Which iUlnly a lot muff Ihsn four <ivil
tana would wrlgh, In lhr pfe^eiil
•chemr of thlrgs
?
gulsh between defense malrrial
amt non-essential good. Amrnu-
Safety on Wheels
Christian Science '
Frrr.ch
Arm, camp construction I n I
been alowed because lwo fnr-a-|"
nickel Justice, of the peace jailed |
trucker* on technic* I vinlntinna1
rtf nut laws. Ship, carrying ma l
t terial. (o .trengthen
f*inam* |
|Canal riefen»Ca have had to iiili
] without critical equipment Itecause]
■some rountry copper intl.trrl on'
rigid interpretation of truck re-'
1gulatlnna, and the vital gmal.i
didn’t get to the dock.
No two ilate truck Irw. are I
th* umr. One .tale may limit |
loadi to IS.OOfl pounds, and the
Murk it ’ifi *viIrtminn."
Me With Apple#
bsvn hrld nl .nilnuv lim ra bv
lltn rr , Sa>nn».
Harriet
aori.
JOHN 0 ROVER
l-rreen;
He u»k ■ child <mi *ri him in: package* will possess less entertainment value, but more
the mlifnt « f them.
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Wklr WorlH Feature,
War n.reaaltr la forelnr llnels
Sam to (hak* a big *tkk at (tale*
■ nsh hr v* been building legal
“ ■pita fence*" around their bor
der*
The number of atat* law* .elline up truck weight*, heiglla,
width., load limit* and operaUnc
rule* rang** Into Ih* thouund..
Alrcdlv Ine.e (tatuta* have »erl.ud, Imjwvled the nation’, wa. j ‘
rflort Truck operator, u y peak >
atricieiwr l* reduced by Ilf to Pi'/
6 K V J IZ .
M AW HOW
5 MOT 0 F O K
m
Y0UW N IC K !
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Tha Grrman port » f Lub*rk laa
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Used Furniture
K IN A R D and SON
500 Sanford A ra .
Phono 681
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TUESDAY. MAT 19. 1942.
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TIIE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
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Iru tl Whip
f IG
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tn -1-1*1
•Social A n d Personal Activities
MRS. LOURING HEAL Society Editor
*
Telephone 14H
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County Council PTA
'Social Calendar HoWs FinaJ Meetin*
'
1
The Junioi- choir r f the K.mt " ol*
f ^ ' 1
PV*J.‘
Teacher Amaoctalion
era*
h*W
•P l'ri Thurch will meet M lm * - 1Thumtay Momln* at the San
in* prayer meeting for r r h r a r i.t e n t Grammar School with Rev.
* l»
' W p. Brook, qf l l * F ln t Bap
The Social liepartmrnt of t h e i ‘ l» ‘ Chareh delivering the ad
o. _
... , .
. drsaa. Other epeakeni on the pro
Woman I Club have IU annual;
Un
(tu)„ .
# r k l | » brrakfaet at the cluh a t ! County
Home
Ikemorntrmtion
V :00 A M
fo r reaervalioo. call j Agent. Superintendent o f School*.
Mra. W. A. I^ a vilt, 216-R.
T. W. U w t u i, and Or
DeLand
Tbr Mrthndltl Junior Choir will O’ mc
meet at 7 00 P l l al the rhurch 1
Mr* W. 8. Bnimley. prciliicnt
tn U m tO A V
i of the (fr*m m »r School P T A
_
Mr*. J T. Newhy will direct I "iwnort the meetiny whh * drm
Mthe *ewtng »e*»ion for the Re»l I **f>n*j.
*fr*
CfvM In thr W n m m i (lu ll In II w. Rocker. Council Pmkdent
lockihanr*
The
principal
Item*
the aftrmoon
The public l> ino f bwirteea con»iito<l o f annual
riled.i
t __
i
,i report* from each of the tucil •»■
The Tuwnaend < luh - i l l
in the Court H o m e at M OO P M
% Mr*. W. G. Flem in g will prr*ent her r ip r r x t o n pupili In a
recital at thr South Side Prim ary
School i t A:I5 P.M
Thr public
, dlacuaalon of the
work for the neit arfnol year
The president urged thr local
associations to pend
delegates
to thr short course which will be
held in. Critic* Vl! lie during
thr
is Inritrd to Httrnd.
first p»rt o f June, Dr. DftOW re*
T ) « pot t noncm1 meet me nf Ihn po rtad tin t Seminole county chlb
^W eileytn Service Guild of th eld ren needed an many Inix-culatlon*
ili
T l# th o d l»l Thurrh will he held at ( that
he and hit ttaff had not
the home of Mm* J W.
( ‘hiId re a ble to complete ti e wor k flur me
on Betnlall Avrnur at H:0O I1
Mry tnd were continuing until
M ONDAY
the and o f school. He also stated
The annual plane rental In that he wsa having a clinic for
memortam to Mra. Fannie Stem thii purpose every Saturday a*
Munaon will hr jlven by hi* i/firc
pupilt of the Fannie It Munaon
W M Simpson, president of
Plano Sfhor*| In the
Seminole the Lyman Hr hoot I" X . A. uine«i
Hirh School Aulltoritrm it 8;13 t ie local organ if at mu In take
n'rlc
lock. John
Powell, harltone. i Itiinr atrpa to see that war r i
of Rollins College Conservatory pendlturet "were »o handled that
of Musk, assisting The
public the bov* and girts
of
future
4* *R*#r>dfd a cordial invitation.
j *rn m tfo n » would nr»t be cruahed
---------- -------- -------b> excetiivr taxation **
FI 4A»rl Kipp, Principal of the
, S r nford Grammar
School,
*-aa
Ix T w s o n
to rumplrte the
j t«*rm nf I*rof. W J. A alia of t*yI man School who 1* serving
&
Before an Impmeiaed altar of
S Arm y. Mra. J K llfwiye of
Mi- 1 S J,-..... . h1to hn hiiiiu in Wi nl i .f i
♦ m t-kk A K K I V A L O
r* (llrill'll
ll 1
molbri,
nftvr v l*i ting « i»!t J. >
Mrs. Arlhui llrsruui
1
I
( irir HilMrm nod f hrrr Mil ti
dr ri Million
To i f * paid ( i u i ’ l,
i » t 1. hi li<|Uor intluvl r v .
Mr" !, ll
snr\
i
i rt Ur liol
frvm s \ t*ii mith in ii *>>u nlid I ».am.ghIf e«l
daughtrr in law , Mr
* 1
Mr*
Brute l*>m> in Si
Mr
aimI
Mrs
|Vf«-r*lnirg
If
ARCADE
Package* Store
GENEVA
t
i iirurll |
h» v. mil hern I
it hi i «- they !
havo relumed ..... ..
part of the * t lie
spent Iasi ai-ckiTitl
Bi MRS E. L
THOMAS
j
r ‘ft|dimi and Mrs
(a id e s o f
L
H.
Mr# than Miti hen “ lid da Ug h , Dnvli«riit |tt nrh nti«l Mr
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ter, Gayle Fi mik »•* i> i vi I *■t yt lie*I
.f Mi .end Mf• K D
to their horm* in r n< -*!>. Nl. af I irui *t»
te r vitilline vaiih MrM itchcm’s j 11nr I ti| S uihIhi
M r* h P Suiiiiiiersell and inlifrenls, Mr
anil Mr
t ie d
K !
Wilson.
i fa*tl '" li
Phdlip left ThLfasIsy
I for
Smyrna
for
M
no
kkhi-n-
Savannah
A mi x
Mi
(hf>
will be «| Ihe I .klu
umhiM l ! " t r l uft Hun f«u
til May JJ when lhl-1
plqli
tn Mr*
Seen
le fv e by P a itmu a
i ]i|if»t r
Du
Cueula, l *o|>*min h >>miIM VmiTo s
in make then
(in
hu-hniof
Mr and Mis II * M •dir left
last night h> it in
f t niu
\p»
ih
on
M r.
is| fur
ho
i on
Sniiilm
their
Dirt (tardeners Meet
With Mrs. Wight
to
|>in
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hei
---------TODAY IS
BARGAIN DAY
DAILY MENDS
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wen
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Mr*
M
Ri *d
M
fni
H o n o r e d . I’ ^ * , h *1 Bo** <,irel* w||l
r lW n 0 r e U
the
Kitchen
Shower
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tl . .. ■
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M|. * sin! |, ,| M k
M ;w h
sr sr
Red t>tw.. under tha d ir e
“f Mr» N«wm.n.
rhairman, who was , Iren
. SNOT DfVlWf
SEE IHE MOSI LXCIIING
MANHUNT OF ALL TIME'
AwalUr.k
on the ru
srtion, these 1T ft naval pibus, fi.IIy rr|uip[it-t| ptsoit
* plsrir ■a I a pull (top l a* - h. i r v* ur *r..p b. Ip* L. t | •
\••antic The fr r ig M n * Un.tt..»n> ltiiin«>i by tin- ta>s
* 1* w ilin g i*rh|n<i th.- . uuiiklu* i Luid< )u*t m er the
* .>nr of those fa re pit tore* yj pstuiu a K s u t f,
s»
y
DANCE
«y , ( ( t rt T>ili /'t r ■#)
•* VS ( illlratli l
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Iirll.-n S(»vri.. ,.f
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Mrs
K
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traa hut now nf Miami, rliltr.1 frirod .
hrrr ta.l Hund.y,
James Vaughn ha. rln*r.l hi, |
grocery .tor* at thl. plan- .nd
haa run* to Ga. to be with in
lalhre* thl. lumm.r.
if,. *i .*tli.., i , h i . i
h m »\\ I i n s
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a If ..1 1hi - ii i»i mlit ell lee •d UW
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i * etitftf
i • lidf ii in - t -•
of Itlllwli *1 ili
Ol % *«*|« ili*l io.
LET THE M AJORITY RULE
Mra. Cheater
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An American told ter arriritf at tn Auitrali.n ctmp typlfln ih* .pint
popu
ul.tlon
l.tlon o
off iU.OOO,
SU.OOO, rercli
x c la a ir .
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f*^asce^*d v<laita(r-iillw **,11tIT—I
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ficTty nf the ritlim a n|*5*»liaile Cnualy wanted a chan,* af
crptram lallre la Group One.
Tbr rrlutm of Ihe Fir. I Primary also .how that a m akritl
nf thorr SrmlttoU Cnontr cltlltna wanlinf a rhinct «nttd for
E. J. NELSON JR.
(Paid PwlitUal A d )
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SEMINOLE
L; DRY CLEANERS
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7t. II
rreTtix cU'aiTjind^ciSTiYiTYvo
I your Rothes.* We do qual
it y work*
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L.
A Daisy
--------- on (o r teacher*
win Be h*Id on the first Tha
os, p*de,
U most rcflnler
A ™
location not Uter than
f
vt* Tokyo" P4 hie wall-Alled duffri ha*.
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Look Fresh As
of
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lliMi.-r of Kriirvs r n l ; i l i v p H Group
ONE
wt the Ytnk fere**, "Dewn Uadtr." Ha has chtlknl tha motto; "II.H A.
ih* D‘i.trict a
off Cotun
CotumbU,
ha.
"
Mn. J. E. TCathvn
report v m
M tA rtk ttft
Public Is Invited
To Attend Sermon
M.Jta, about twice the aite of
Mn. J. 1* Jackeon
him ..VM. • Ira
—• -> *-a art. tin ia*t
. <ii l a n t m u it
Pa.lt r A. K. Oejro o f tha S»*
mth P ay A d r .n llil Church will
lirlhrrr a Mrnton entitled. ML*t
Kn Man Deeoire". tomorrow at
*:00 P.M. at tha chareh at 8 r r - ,
rnth Ktrret and Elm Avenue, l i t ,
public ie invited to attend.
i
Mia. B. B. CrtwUp araa praaantad with a b*r far M r pari
president*, pin at the last meet-
III ^ h 1 4 I
SHO RT’S
* ^ *M
■till fo r an arcmmtlnff nf Frin cit •
I' VYhitrhair's nsndfhng of Isutd*
(• r her late hushind wh * (uinnl ,
down hj the Supreme
Court nn
The grounds th ft the a iie f . l ions f
" f Mr*
I treks and lit! era "hxve
im 1 hewn » uf ficfrnl I) «u*laine«t hy
•hr rv|tUfkc#H
It s fflrm e fl findings o f Circuit
J«r kMin that Mr l l r A a sod other
meml*»-rs o f tlis family hail filled j
To i**tthllsh any fiduciary rvlstlon
shift Ix-twren them sod W h itria lr.
who .was attorney
. . - fr»r the Delamd
^ r c h r n t , and had not shown that
l l * .a la n f *tn«k in (I. A. II.rk .
rtirin *
M rs. M. Be Crumley
Presented With Gift
• Mi
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Tomorrow \ Tluirs-
Blanche, Julian, Donahl and
h*vo returned to thrir home tor*• rising s flor a visit In South (**ro|io*
splendid
Rirhsnl Bass visitrd t**ls|j\ns
NIW .
W-
T O R R i r i c t ...
CAGNEY
SHERIDAN
O’BRIEN
I I
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A fte r
M fa n l
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anu
w ith m -
it s
i*m «
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ft
r o t e o f lhanka fo r her
W . P, C arter and Mra. C. w o rk durine the re a r."
at fhpi|*nd lis t work
Mat Lnateaaee at tha
M ra. M cN air * i . installed a.
Buddy Bias spent the wrrkrnd
. Utley oa Lake Charm t h e new rh tlrata a knd o th er of.
ith hit ifttle friend l^ r r y H .if *
US B.tantar ■1st Mr*, at raeiairra .n ;
B ar.' MUtldih, rSHhrrfr (.» ■I n? ] A " o had tram nbtitned hy rtur.M
N t n U i T i of l l . Fra* Mrthodi.t Chtirrh here qf undue influrnrr.
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LAKE MONROE
Durtn« tha aummer it <« t>l."
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T o r jroun. roupU le ft for » l l n » « t r .
r r l . l i v n hrrr Sutulay M r.. IUI..I.
, h o a hon«ymoon trip In J.ckton-1
T h e nutritional r .lu r o f Floti rm ia in o l with hor p .rr n t., >1.
will* and a n now m a k ln i th e lr 'd a fru it, a . a rapUinml and r » ,n.l M r, M -lt, for • ahort , ■- it
horn* In tha lo o k e r Apartm m ta | porta alrrn hy the m em ber. un|
m im
V irein i, K lev rn . h «.
fp gairn otla A ran nr.
[ t h r i r V k to ry Garden.
trirncNif from a visit to her hr "*T • r
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IlmEpii
Hrrn,
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graduate of Btminole High School . p r a y * ror n u K l i . v t r . l l . t —1 »> Dale Naugher h#vr moved
to
T A L L A H ABSKK,
May
li*.
t l preaent
p rw n t c
o n n tr lrt witr
lv I llii kl
connected
with fo llo w .: Poppor ,p r ty fo r Murk KonxviUe tn make thrir home
’A * Florida
FlorWU P
o w e anS
IJ *7it (on,^
Power
and light
Com* . p o t ; ’ nlcotlnr t p r .y for «j»hlH ,.l
S ergef nt Carl Rabun,
Jr
•■( i ’ |reel«•11 Mr* Annlr* E DrrVs'•
W&Z
C■ T i* Jl I
rlrc,r'l. t^“’.ll'T,r"
Rose Circle (Jives
|sotp!^"
Interesting Report,^ ^
Bride-elect
VI » \ A M U R G t n i t G I 1 2
rth.ii
\ ri,.Uig 11* -rn vitro aMe»%ihft tn*
•ti ■v* mtr- .if Home I lemon *f f.t iron
f lull
I
Did*
Part of an Amarlran iquadtuu of P -40 flghlor p?an*-« li show-u
tr Tn f.’ imati.m over one of tht numrroua
hidden bases aom ttlirrs tn Australia, Thesa fast piaiin, »mh Ho r oiru-rtdrated fire power, have h##a
nwr* than a match for the highly touted taro fighter* In*:reaving lumiheri o f these (Ighters are reaching
the continent down under day after day a i tha Allied Snium* l>nd-t up airp<iwer to meet any threat o f tn.t
. *, •
vasion, and to itn k a back at the rat* ruled Jap ltnex.
celebrating
' »ft Ik *» i-ddlng
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1> I I It It F t i
Pk.inc s i t u
M .thrr
•
kh
• In I nhied a I tht
h»i*r ihi-rr
rtioi ^t♦*
Roy T till* at
*1 « r i* gu*
of Mr and
\V lrtrt>oroiigh and fnn>
Mliulil i
! I'd o 1Dr lot 1 rntrr 1sin
Mr
»d Mrs H 11 IceVpt
The |hi 1 l . j n|i >. r *
I l« ol
of SMofnrd
M i*
the Sanford ( , t i dn, < lui- net *r (hinlrt U lU.'i
4h* hnriM n| M i
Id,i 41*11 vi tKt,. V \ W. **..». Mr. (I It Math
n « Go kirn I k ■ f to I hi oo.r nine rein, Mr* J I Mr La m Juf* Mrs.
M is Join Si ntr Hfd li %
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* ** v*el C.enriM" 1 HiiIm-v Mir* It || tin gM iPhdhp Hutu i and Mr*
r»»rneii into I hi < tub I., Mr * v\ r f
Frio 1 1 1i *MUi*
I* Shl|p\ ih iilllurt’
M* ll M1 Mr
N K 'Lifa n and
Mr* II II
II.
-1uU 111!
that J, t|W plant * had
U *’X I frtUUi 1 "1 SinlDid ain- 1 M l* Nsllr
r hr niff'll during the
\
Thr Th inin - Mr rr •liruioi gU'sts uf
A jir il N>vm Letter «.*||lull'd Mr* ! * ►
>1 1 n. '•HIM* •i'ii Sunda)1
clm . *ml fen i b « n k « ! with w titc Scm lm ,,. rft«h Scn.ol
...
ap- by Mr* M < S w i'g li
1
1,1
rt ii * h« Id oi» Tur*
fU d in ll .rumlrwgnn,
.m l rm r., |M,lntP.i i , m(x.rm,r .ccrctwry until.
An intere * t*n*r n |»*
f tlu .lt> ,ii •n«r 1.4•mr t.f Mi** Mat
M l*, fh,nilhy Pope, d.u ghlrr o f » , q r„ . « , r u, M r. kl M t'lfV c- 1 Garden I luh rotiveni -i
g iv n . Sloo*
n hitloo
>f M>*
k'llr
f
J pope fnd tnc
l.tc
Mr*.
„ , 1|(npH_ f , n
i h., lr f 1 1 Im i ails V fni
Ran 1ail'l
P npt, beeame thr bride of l m e ,
i’ itirii * ll'.w i* h Ma - Lawton on Friday evening. May
V
\M
h'o'. l‘ l *'(•it t ...... Mr*
fill* at 8 00 o'clock »t the Pnpe
-d it.*
R
r d»
1 1
Mr
M • 4.
home in Flote
Court
I J f l ted
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M*1
N
l
V1 7i id Raster,
Mr
white tapart in branched candelad io «•111 *
W
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hra shed « toft
glow
over the
M
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M
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r
a
,
I mutter dtaiMiun
K « w < irvlv o f thr Sanford (<ar |
^ M%lt ^ % }t
M
Im p reotve ring rerrmonjr whhh
IM.U i i .
It M fimefi* Mrs
Waa perfnrmetrl by the Rev W P don ( ‘ luh held it* Ta*t m eetin g for given •
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B' ,. „ • M Mr- ^1
, h., r»
t lw I'M I 42 year •( the homo of leader*! , r. i . i
Kuhrman. pastor o f tl r Mrtho
Mr*
1 w
1 .krtM
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i i i t t rhurch Only the immediate M r* M r, M rN 'iif in Rose f ’nurt
» M
M
1 .11{ ui A L
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F mM>
families and « few i'I om* frirndt on Pridsy momhtg with M n R ilfKir
M
H II 11u tf • t M iss
Inn. b
hi hi d. r-i
r 1i
A Newman, rhairman, prraiding i n I h. t*s r >h '
wer^ present
• i,.i
W i g » • Mm
M'
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It » (■ roporte*! dal the fnFb*» huinr ■-11 r [l pe1T '
Mm John I. |re, m» m»tn i uf j
*, dV
I A*
F 1. 1h M.rt*
honor, wore * -o il
«if t pen m tl plants were r* hanged dur
Mr nt'" > i■r * - >‘td
•
M .\
M
t
M M,*rd of
hagvn blue c»r|*e s td pink ae
l^ g the month heiojkermio, lotus, J flH f * «
II »g g i»‘ * M.
'h»|.p>
•»^ l Mi *•..! Mrs
-fftso riea. She earn ed a lvm>|uet primulinum, holmik'ddia, tkorina. Mrv IIerr* ii M i* * luhh
* X \l k-4.1 1 \ Ill'll >ii Sim, U i
Golden Dawn m » m
blue del- I allor*,
r n dirp n im *,
j»rjwrTomia* M r* S > 1*i. k. i ~
H M» U
\
MtK id lt i"l
-*n- 1 ... n* and
phlnlum ami
gypa-’ pl llla
The | and maHca KT*-rili*
F ill * Mr* *• » m g h Mi
V'
\uu Klirali « Ih f li ml.J Of
M
bfidegm om '*
b m th ei
in law.
IIn
M cNair. Garden
( enter W a rr Mr* H M w ♦
r * * i rl.i*.d
k i*lied
Mi
an•1 Mrs
Bruce M eOllnugh
of
TampH.^fhalrman, reported that certain J B <»«hnfi Mi *
ril l l
lob.
itrved him as b«at man.
bwal famera are o fferin g surplus Jr nrui Mr* Wight
...... Hauer on 4^ tit i .|h>
dike
r It tVel p
W1
*f..| Mr*
The bride w*a hrvely
in h er' vegetables fo r any one who rared
M.
J[wo piece dress 'flahiarukd of shflt* ] to can theny, K |ci w r m h g > eg
*11d ,i ■" a*11 tl.!' Ifflt ef * # 11 guratS
resaed Her wiltmrneas to assist
" in k
m u g! crepe,
featuring a
M.
I U Pm a*t
It'd M
group renning o f vegetable*
fHlad jarIkel with short peplum
.*0.1 *
I. Sunday
effect
Her
acreawories
were to be stored for em ergency An
in isI Teach*
\- m ia I mi
pnwde^ blue She carried rn arm inform ative discussion was n r
. i l l I. Id It* Ia*l Hireling for iht
nrAH|uet of flria re lift rt^sei and rled cm aa U» how best to accoiiip
~bo*d »v fill on Tue*d,n nI lb*
white fwmnsnma. 11o*l with pink Hah the work
Mf s tirI M r * \ i
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t I INI n clock
hi Md
Mrs W
If
Tunm cliffe. high s*»fi S f i l hsvt* fv lim n *l (>» 11 r t
rfvillf
nd Mr* Joh f h.
M»
Immediately a fte r the wedding
y tfevrlopment chairman, rv
home « ( i h*rl*-«fj»n S I
*fi*i O'litfiil.,
thr
«■ » liin| m‘
a small rfrepllon wma held The ported that planting Faj! l»egun
viAitnis rrl»ti>i-*
thr
home
of Mr and M o i
\
leading
to the
brides table, laca coverwl.
was l l r r d v Avenue
Mr Alvin llitte ll hs* r»-(«ifr»e.l
nd t!w t through the frt>m m l*u*mess trip ti* Js<k*>-ii <ildham
rentere*! with IP « wedding rake, | cemetenr,
It i*
Ed son
Gail
and
Mf
co-operation
of rillr
mtda In the shape o f a wedding aaalstance and
w en
w. ri.ro.
ring and filled with sweetheart tha County commissioner* and the
M r* J H U rtllrf hs* n luritnl George lundsey
pines
had home sfter spetnling a %»i»'k m guests o f Mr and M r* H1 Man
•owes, forge I-me-no ta and gypao- C it y comm las ion era,
Lind*ey nf Orlando
philla A t one end o f the tab)© been laid and faucets rad been Miami.
\n all day m eelm g >>f rl«
t i t the punch
howl,
presided installed for wraterlng the plants
M rs l> (' lladger hs* g**n»
H
Chip man,
general M obile, Ain to Iw with hi i ( u*
M>th.a|i*|
S*alely of l hn-tis
over hv t !e brlde'a sister, Mra. Mra. R
James I tinier Mrs Paul Johnson, h lgh w ey chairman, ami her com hand w hi» i* eujployeil I i # i*
■' vim1 wa* held at thi' I
another sister, end
Mrs
Fred m ilte r were commended fo r then
M r* Orion G riffin i« ^ - 11*
- f \|r * A !. M**r *n ifi ''anf-o.
Pope assisted
In
serving
the I "u n tirin g e ffo rts in ca rry in g out her daughlrr m Jntk*onviTI«
>o» rhur*da>
A c>iverrd di-i
I the project.
kruest
Mr and Mr* H i
S ic I
•f r o . d *1 flA i,
»
it,n ht'iO'
rt *Mrs lawson att#r|de*1 thr leeal
Mrs Sadie limuse dlatnlwilrd M iA pplehy
<■( Sr nfm •!
f 1 ... (iir t n it .1 if lode d Mt* KD
schools, graduating from Semi
the Horticulture New* l.eH ef li i« n ■ed n >ifltig e nf Vf i m11•( \1 ,
!..i ndnlph M f* 1l W \ mthnr
nohr High School
She later at ( w as
note*l t! n
heat tnlerant
V j peOr«on o f Monroe i
W
t.
hil lies
M r. 1i If
Mr
tendad Stetson Dnlvwrtlty* where annuals ronsUl of ijn n i**. man
M f *n>l Mrs A J T * » l>
M is F |l 1In Wok Mu
' t ’ k-d
the heerme a
member
ofP l'g r 'h f* . torenla.
cosmos. tithorna M ofif»w. hive moved to «
Jahn l t ! *«►
U n I b tilrh , Mt*
Beta Phi sororttv.
For the past • and tineas. A good rate o f ap
(ig e rear Monri»e Corner
ki 1 M t* \S L Bf<»<wii, Mr • A
fc v fr *| months she
has beep etn- I plicalion of a balanced fertiliier
Mr* Vrmoii Brown and i 1 .1
plovfd srith the Fartilnolt fount> j f o r lawm grasses Is 30 pound* fnt d cm have gone
to
K rio tvilb . \ Moran, M il, Jranr Moran, ami
Mr* A K Moral.
tinning Boardi M fh I JXX) feet, U was stated.
Tcnn, hi spetid the siiiiiriipi
(> l.cU i.lqq . on h n r to ro rrrrl
KY* Lawson, the son of Mr.
M rs Marls N Higher and rhil
I
Ml I T T D R N F .II IMIW N
and Mra. If. ft. L>w*nn. li also a rfefic|t>Ky in p U n t. irwj lh * b*>t
Mi«fl Dorothy Pope
Weds l/con
1
|»r and Mra O rville |( Harks
-i ti lift li lit » I Hr forth o f a wm. Or*
kiJIr. Jr
tm >tmi|f y , Mat 17 iti
i Hi
F cH ia M I -4 ugh tan Memorial
t
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,
Mr* J i
Mnrhvlt - (will i n
Unls y in Is h n it * with hr diiugh
ter. Mm* DitM»th\ Mil a lu ll
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in m -lv* *
P e r so n a l s
[ Th« final meet In*
for
lie
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AY, MAY It- 1M1»«
Grower S « j b State
Can Provide Rice
League Standing
R T U A R T , U sy To , (R p e v U I)*-Florida can (ro w rice. I havd
already crown the flneet sort of
rir* right k m (a Martin countyl
T h * speaker wma J . A . f*abon,
county soporlateodeal of public
Instruction,
who
ttpaflaMatod
with a rie* ' '
_______ . acres coming ■
Into pro<lufUon In a marthy urea ■
4NI3IC0N tract, 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 t i a iU M C M n y y a ^ n V tn
act for tbo onslaught cf anstart Boston U » » -Ml tNllV> »« *»Vn
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
avn oxat. tm ta c m
Cmmlulon o f Gam# and Preih|
■
F
W ln*rJ a r i r all ecu nties o f lhaj IKIIUA
- ■ atata, has* fUhonnon hart had Ji,
• ta forego thrlr favorite sport dur-
tar
Oto M-day
«lm d
MU Ur* and gaa chortagoa aro
M? ‘ riper tad to bo on lake* and
streams In fomtldabla nember*
C \ '■ whan tha season opana.
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F AR M E R S’ M A R K E T
V e g e ta b le s A v a ila b le
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JACKB0NV1LLE. May 10. Rmaral Tain* throughout tha state
■ £ £ .’
a
f
i
.
SANFORD IIERAI.
,
•*|l’a a rrop that needa no fer- ■
tlliier, fT U 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 o f _ _
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."' t h a T r M r ic « lo
Jamtaon stated.
iVl ■
J
H r 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.
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Supplies O f Mixed
$ s a
.
xstetsssiixst,
I.IQ L O * T A *
Sl!!S.,S!!i|S!lLTix!Sau?Rw •- wm n* - w .
$
j will probably lengthen the markctlng 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
C O U R T
R E C O R D S
■A Tiaratm uM a n r w onrt;
UraOaMon
|*ro*a»tt»a
A asa. To Mam KlataUar t.-T I
Ualaiut Klaanra l-n T..
Moor, KT UX
i ,i • pKinr.tii
It.nU r, W. I - VM fk a rl,.
,rT A ' a irra - i t s it.
Martin. It I*. VM l. I. Ku*
M A iin ja o r l.lt » :a « :a
a iu rrtN O
p o in t
in t o iim a Cnatall,
,r.
't" '1
t i o n port gA Ttin n a T. . m a t
i f And
.Vonrltla
Kaarlda*. 1^"
tats oviKUO-W BirubAUi: atcc-
Houthar land. Itayt W-. Op
And Marr C. Allan. Orlaada
Xrmplar. I'aarl llanry. I
mouth. Ohio. And Maraarot I
ah-o. Orlando.......
Houston, farl II . Aj>a«4»t»
And Id.llla M
*• -T ,u
|uaw,ll_ Atrhla l'"rA.
Illll. And Margaret A. xnr
DeytonA IWarh
Ore#n. Jam#* Th®maa. Ml
And Ada 11 Hanb»r*. Orlande
UtM 'in. I
** Hanford
Vtornlhy K irtfn **"!•♦• f'aaf*1
Winslow. J’A-l I*. Dal-aad
Vlir.nl. L’ Harris. I*»tan4
Andre. Frad«rtrh
Mima
11*11 Oirvar. Orlando
HI* wart. John llnaco#. A
Iowa And Kffl* U » M M HU
l^caburg
RBCEJPT8 U r
L E G A L
} 0' _
B
A
•rat* wire ladalrr. •»!»• *■ »■
shtpplag point and dallvorod
ahlpplag potat baala. I f
r r .l«
trlmmad top*. Inalatdaallr w.sha.1
and prarooO. 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“rMoolln» l*o
aura. Paaeal. two law sala* I"
astahllsa a otarkat. Sam. ablp
■eats railed unsold.
NOW TOTtK: U A IIK P T ■I.IOIITI.T
r r n o M O M f i____
. ,,
car* anjvod M Cat* •• trarb I*
Cara uotondad It Pl-A
5.
Ut
E T T A
1
XVII4.IAM UAXVVKU, Kir,'i.
T . : : «
IUU, MIc*. Kaorhra. Ordhuga
UUARANTrtll
KXtf mibATtll’.
nr l-.oru . m t V lIU A J t
UAXWIM.I.
KINO.
A lbany
•llt'ill'IIA.
.
....
„
s „ u .. i, l.erabr at**" that aul|
h... l.„n ln.lltul»'t aaalnat ,«it
A re A ided By Rain
® Defenders D e s t r o y
Installations
In
Path O f 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-
. » Termites
|..t, i.. t~i«lra | «« « » »
Scientific Insulation
g-Yaar Bond ad Guarantee
Fra* Inspection
PHONE*
_ui
.i
I
*"“ ,* * *
n , iviitt llaun* at
n,
('■>uiiIr
of
F,mlnola
. i . i . ..( a'li.rhta, >h». IK . .!-*,
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IMS. lha ■ »»«•
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tTu, l„ ,..l,r».i agCtn,t ><,«.■»•
la •.»»•by
*>»•*
i f .,.1
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lac |»ttbl Ikll^dl III TJt*
ItarahV
n n,w,pa|>,r
“
pub.
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 b r 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.
W ith the British hanging on to
only a small strip of Burmese ler>ry along tho Indian frontier,
: Chinas*
battled
fiercely
dgst fare** which aoemod to
tomoabt* tKotr praaaur* front
n*a along tho Booth wo*tarn
IttT frwwuor, and tha spokaaq ddclarad that i m
“will
DOS* •daring tho M a t
f *w
n l„.l in n. ml m l, trounly KlarMa.
...I , »r,tl (nr f"Ur (I)
M IAM I, May 10, O D -T b lrtarn
rn went a r r »»t«l hero ycatar
■y In a a*rlr. of polico raid, on
>ra* rat* bookmaking aalab
Hy
K E T T
Y O O 'O -O ,
THATiS NANCV.
ace
'O0ELIN6/SHES
«30MG TO CLUB r
m e e t in g with r
MC TONK3HT.V
r
roppwa uplxe
m u SHIZCOMS.AU.
IM A 6 M E I X W OfZST.'BfiENt>\ 1
c t M VOU o u r WITH HAVWACD r ’
Z - r - n — O r m S A a io fv x v - 1
U
P A U L
R O B IN S O N *
NiOMr/z-T-
A N D NON S H t S B L A B 8 N 6 S
TO ALL TUE CLUS MEMBQ2S *
THATVOUIX SCGAXINGJVS
pledsg
- QATIHO BOVS!
| 0 ^ 2 THE COUNTS.
____ W O U L D /
-------- I ’B ffi/ c L __ _
ARE YOU
snu.
POESIDCNT.
tradk aoa*
pLoltIDA 1-4 doa
v st.
sain
II1CAOO. yon It EAT MARKET
■uaiiTLT BTitoNrir.n
Car* artlvad it ri-A
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* InUna IfUd tholr attacks on Port
Metoohy, possibly hoping to clasr
track It
PLOniDA. lair quality
|.|l daa
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
XXTa law
law aeod quality
l dea.
t-l dot.
1* do*.
Paaeal, aary law tala*
SOMEBOCN IS BT2EA1C1NG
VJGU./VJ Ocfe
C X 3 0 C 8 S R 0 N C f»«j
CARDS B TO F G IA N T S
CLU6“ A F D 0 f, 'JrAL
M P O O T f iJ f S T V j-'
BVKIW
«•"
in a pair of doubles by
Rlgney O f Whit® Sox
Is W earin g N avy Blue
N E W YORK, May 19, (A V -T h e
8t. Loo Is Cardinals sUged a con
tinuous lh-blt barrag* against
three pltthors yesurday aad o rerwhatmad tha Nrw York Giants
10 to 4 to brtok th* deadlock
between th* two clubs for fourth
pises In thr National Lragut.
AIZULE A N D M A »J 3 7 H E
G U IL TY
S K O E T A ftt WLL
HOW ESAD TVS
A
MEMBEfT-'J
t .'j l
CLUB IOOC BlDlCUtjOUS/
(3UESS [ 1
MOLDYOUn
m ig h t a s
HAr/THier
_
Recreation For
Young People Is
Desired By Group
WELLSTPJJD
ta ir.'r- ’
— lU P .'f—
tJm O A O O , 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 ohcor iottoalra. aollaUd yaa■ T U m .C roat Lake* Naval
g Station, and was Induct•Otman, first cloao, which
-r k
following
By F R A N S T R IK E R
the lo ne r an g er
THERE'S NO USE TRYlN TUH FK5HT O f t W W .
STAN HERE ANO WATCH THE H O R S E S !*
COM(3 T O S t T i p CARMOOY ANO H » MEN HAVE
-V HURT GRANT.
Qatnfied AdvcrtitemenU
y
tm TTW INGFOR M&-TUH OO, IS L flW E X R t
l mu
H I ARO)
O H . MY,
CARMOW
- HURT
.JURY J
YOU'RE HERE?
Tam p a
I u.ieml •“ raglatar • » «
'.a l.u aat •» » • • 'V T . V . K
,-l. mmaa Name
" '“ “i l l
■ •hfH Idiwa *»f rlO f|u «
ul ru »h of ih* CIy m II Court
>nliiiilF inunir. t lorlao.
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 ru m ' n i* p a f«to m , with
dlitUloriss In t L . ’Waal India..
ANO NEW BCANCH I
of
* t «"«■"■»
hou,Stt
r,lil.*u*
name •7S“
l*tc ano
I »r
cteto rrranuaa,
:C »
U S O
I, I.rr»t.r *•»•» ' h.4 ,. J
j^ * * * - ^ "
CONTRIBUTIONS DEDUCTIBLE o f bareragaa I
pffaattlng tha
T A L L A H A S S E E . May 10. ag* Department
r Tha S U U B
u p o n 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 141,4 IX gal
on incoma ta* returns, Georgs L. lons of draft boar.
Ilurr. Jr., clecutlra director of
Whisky Mm* tw it M th 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 I n A p r i l a y rarago.
M IA M I B O O E IM N A B B E D
N O T IC E S
M is s
nrxed in liuilncee at In
aarssrsift^i A l
T A L L A H A S S E E ," »< »r
Chinese
TIONM: llaullag* »» »r l.'akt.
Dodgers Increase
Lead W ith 4-1 Win
EDNESDAY, MAY 20. 1912.
Member Atwitclalril Prctvt
near Palm City, with three ear- ■
let lea planUd.
W
i«|i.H i nii»in m
i M l t a XaolaaCay
at. u i * iX Haa t a t «• •
culeage 1. Brooli»r» JClnemaatl at D^un. mp4
which started Mar. IB, and de*.
•J
A N INDEPENDENT D A IL Y NEW SPAPER
.
— 0-
*f the Junior High, and Earl
Kipp nf tha Grammar School, to
eonaidrr U m 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 -h w -a t n aaBM oa before
AH’ 6 0 SOM EPLACE W HERE AN H 0 N E 5 T NEWS
.
____ _ PAPER O N STAY IN PUSINE5S1
♦
.
Gets First Transfer
•
V I Vail *%
Yanks
I t u ir -C 'ii t t i i iK
in
Nazis Press ('Punterat lack To South;
Allies Plan Raids
Ity 1,(1111) Itombers
Irrk m d
•I
V*wana!«l*al
l; l I.lll
NoNon - Smith Run
Off Ih Only Race
On May 2H Itallot
State Administrator P
: Sherman Outlines
i F i v e RcKulationsi mr
— , . , r-'
JAfeTiTWNVil i y
M.y so
id
<Ai P fd|»ri mMhntl* m Unrulp*
m m lia iiit to
in
nvArWin^ 1 »•
|ma• mum rriiin^ |irirr« on their
I jjosMia in rurnplyifif;
with
the |
• rrm ra l 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 r t »» I _
five major unecificatitiitf that nr* l |
t requires I 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 m r • of
thr
lhl»uj» b f cal. h i t»
and
u*e
down to tbs* i« v**l they Mere dur » I ]
inr M m h
r.»U
The tvr kupeeatiMn* were
1 All item % not • |« « ifii ally r i
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 c e l^ ,
I re fjlitio n booklet No 1.
I ltf
2 H •vs a full understanding of ] m,
• section 1.1 of price regulation No j f,r
I. Wllch reada aa follows
i ,h.
MA 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« a p -‘ y (
I pemTu of tn# rvgnshitlon. copies)
r f which may be obtained from . wl
tha office of price administration * t u
\ m%
Government U r g e s Jacksonville)
.1. Prices In a atorw need not j yr
all he listed In the aamr place.
providing trey arc plainly risible wj
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 r L
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<
I'fM b l
t.l'lk -!
I I'd
i i.|i. m llir ir cou
nt'itm i- mi Klmrkov
I!. .I ,n tm lt«'inli|imra
■■I Mu- .uni* luy ulil
.n ili. fn l.l lit-
I
Ministers Ask For Minute •
Period Of Prayer Fach Da
2
Housewives To Can
Many
Vegetables
lloovrr* <«ar»i;
Volunteer Women
Workers Help File
Rationing Cards
A I**iui 1'i oilmen, umler tKe «l I
Its* miM n it »» • ' f.
rertion of Mr* lt«>y Holler, an- Mi
|t |< .tuMt|>
«f i• •
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
boa til i« eirrrdlngly grateful for j ||,.
M, lt.d f. in,,,
their help. A II 1‘eteruon, aoerr fr„„, , , | „ „ ,
,|,r |M,| „
tary of the t->ari|. said tl ia morn I
, ,,
,
,i,,.
Two of the kitchens sre super
vised by paid employees. Mr*.
B. A. Howard offers Instruction*
at th* Sanford Kitchen, which I*
located off .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
II IB rwtimelrsl lh»t it will Idikr ....
two or thrre more wrvka to. ..
flnlih
Ih.
thf
nr.rly
In k
nf f11ib«ar |
2.1,(100 >uf.r
§^
’ , ,
' ,
regi-
Irwllon*. An«l a ilfr Ihel, the lr*«ir " ll
*
.
.
w.„ ,
dt
.............
a.. ........
" ■
M**’ '***"
oaera and ga.olfne regirtratton
»- ‘ - kcard, will have I,, br put In ..f •I " " < ..... «od .......
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
tnsy have a card allowing them||rfrn haltr<l A rmnplrle iim-t,
more units than they should re- ration ia bring made min Ih
ra, Many yard* Kara been **ngad dally, H was added.
Any arornen win would like
to assist In tala work In the af
ternoons should contact Mrs. Hol
ler. Among the volunteer workers
at present ore Mrs. W.
W.
Wright, Mr*. Jam** Huff, Mrs.
LONDON. May 2 0 -t 4 9 -D »
T. I. Harris, Mrs. Richard Eaton. minions
Brcretiry
f'temenl
R
Mrs. !!. E. Tooka-Mrs. Mas wall Altle* promU#d n ehiirT>ly
"•
SUwart, Mr*. Baby Lain*, Mrs. qulilllv* IIA u m of Comniona jrr*
F, I. Iloy. Mrs. U >. Boyla. Mr*. IrnUjf lh «l Alllmi oflenalvr »r
W. C. Erickaon. Mr*. F. 8. V*r- tion wotild be taken
tier
ney. Mr* T . 8. McCall**, Mr. E. m*n> “ In due courtr ' but in
Compton, Mrs. A. W. Knox. Mr*. ■urgent memben Angrily c»llr*l
J. O. I^nay, Mrs. Joan Adams, thii a “ » c loo l boy r a n y " aim! »lr
Mrs. 8balden and Mr*. James m«ndrt1 that
Prime
Mlni>t«'
•i military
h<>ot end two
lie rmdnatfd
■ nf Alabama
I I II degree,
,f Sigma Nil
t
100 SmaU Toga Are
Available For Bnn?es
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. brny, yackl broker, arid
at laast. 100 mer* could b* r*ertitod In this area from charter
boat naan who far* a alack sea-
Quicker Allied W in
LOO KO UT
W
Rohhcr Kilters
Red room While
Residents Sleep
Major Harm It
(HcftiU off»rr
"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-
F o r S IG N S
K Z Z l '1
haalrv
—*da ■f- *. R f
« J J a ,_
Representative
From Group Two:
Floridians Told
How To Observe
Price Ceilings
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 Mr Ks. I can or
r 1 IB* to- Na > can
provide
.
Russians Smash Into H eart
O f Kharkov Defenses;. D ead
Germans Litter B attlefield
Dynamite Tracks
Collide, 2 Killed
**Th# list of regtatraata baa been
aoat to Oaeantoc Holland and to
WasUngtau affleiala who here
boon onto * ap# of tha canals for
House Of Commons
Wnnt» Second Front
Memorial Services
W ill Be Held Sunday
' ( hurfblll appcir to frr«
thru
I criticisms of war policy.
Mrmbera of rhurvhlll's
own
ronservallvo party joined In the
attach
Tl* war dehata, which aUrtr-l
mildly and ended with a atnrm of
-f c ba .rr- 4c_4Hr—
Jo* Headricks Visits
City A n d N a vy Office
-i r j e
s
*
!.
is s a
h*1'
»•*•i,*'»l ,M ,r
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'
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• h*«r «*ur |»r*j
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, In W I* lit
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n
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jj, % \* |( <
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, |a|
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n |
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_
_
iia lt
Florida Will Kemain
In Gas Ration Area
r
W a s h i n g t o n . \t«y
gh—
I A *|to>k«*Rmiin fur tbr prtrolcum
/ . iH.filhi.it icu ttffirr p\ i«l y n tE n iiy
1ta* It»**-%V i»f tin prrBrnt plan con
ti initiating t lr rrmnvil of any
‘ -••uth
Atlaiitir
rtnlri*
:
«u\i|ilv AittiAtion
Caw rutIoVi Imit mrrm.
Tt.-
fn»rn
in
*U
alAfc* m ii being wmtrhcd cioNiL
J i.' AiJit<4b Indiviting that Abhem U
ton,a rmiu't.Aiiy am*a boil Ample
- kopnlira An ilthcre was
iV * o l* L t i3
effort came juit
aa
victory- pat s
starrsd Britain was encoursgetl
by arrival In Utser of tons of
tMussndo of-additional United
Elate* aoIdled with all tho we*- dlNIIII/
* TW r.w a s lb* answer to reports
fm m lha «outh that official* wet*
aikrng, ri»U Florida and oOgr
aouth A l^ n tlc slate* ba raiMTSd
krtWIIlUV U r tia ii'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 of no faratol
rri-La" from which l’rrsldeot rcweet W ring been filed
Roosevrlt said they might tor* o n a .ff .S a to aUU* f o r ofliolaacome. Doolittle said emphatical tlan frpto the restricted xoo*.
tor
ly that all United State# bomb
er* reached their destinations
safely and declined to shed any
light on tha seem has** from
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Food Situation
Regarding Cans
Necessary For
Mechanized War
Celery Report
— 4i.ii m r t M u t
Is Said
N<?t Bad !
____ _
By ALEXANDER
By BAM JACKSON
wiaiMurr/iu
-P A L O ALTO. U H L May 1»—
L fW W l—"An sogloaie who can
develop an Idea for making
•a airplen* a* 30 mile* an boor
falter la worth aa much In thla
'War aa a hundred' thousand men
ip anliora."
. In those words Ray Lymar
Wilbur t>presses whit arhoolmrn
iTaek*a mctr»>
polls p n N n d fo r mom drastic
••dlrnnul" p m s i n last night a f
ter LI nit, Gen. Albert H. lltaodInc o f it* State Defense Council
R. GKORHEi
u ._l «r itu'
LE G A L NOTICES
n e u u iiu r o n m , rum id a.
M
iia n
lU K ltll.
k
aitirrEit, Plaletlfl
■ ■ YO
(T T s n o n
The Slats ef Slur Ms le CAROL
O lM k h 6 i\llrtki«. NS, l i l t Weerer n.reet CIIKftu Halgbti. (Tlnclnn«ll. util 11
, Assarting tint the M tim "la In
danger of losing a collect gene
ration," educators of tho Ninth
Corps Area biro drawn up a
eomprehtcilrs program of wartime cooperation with tbo mill-
(ary.
‘ n Includes running on n con
tinuous yaar-round M i l l , This
moans speeding tip adoration of
students prior to
their
20th
Mrthdiy and consequent
draft
liability. It also eliminates the
LEG AL NOTICES
it
rorjty.
iixixoi-a
Sir. rra rt or tlomids.
snjeoaL cinutiri cuas-
|W»"
. M IX ERja m * « n i ______ _
jMtatoes, potatoes, apple butter
and whole apricots, tbo use of tin
cans has not been prohibited for
any Important vegetables cr
fruits.
The bulk o f tin savings under
present regulation will come from
tht elimination o f amall-alird
cans, from lbs lain on tin con
tainers for beer, dog food, dry
beans, baking powder, tercels,
coffee and apices, tobacco and pitroleum products and from ctlng
Ihlnntr tin plata on nil cans.
Such old standbys aa canned
groan pass, tomatoes, sweet com,
peaches and pears are rlassed a*
primary products. For these, tin
container restrictions apply onlv
to tho- also o f l b * cans. In this
primary class also are salmon and
rardlnet, temsti* Jtikr, raliup and
chill sauce, honey, concentrates
nf orange, Irmon, I'm* and’grape
fruit and hety formulas.
Green peas f#f canning acreage
Indicate a pack M percent larger
than In 1M1. A 27 percent In
crease In canned tomatoes Is the
produelltn goal ast by Iha De
partment o I Agriculture. While
the Army will take a alseable
percentage, satisfactory supplies
of these two popular foods are
in prospect.
Borne foods, ordmartly canned,
hsa here IIMittute-l am laa« you
In the ( l e w t a l l t l i * M i t t for d l.
t o « s hy the
p la in tiff
hamad
herein and' lia s *
prrtsn li e ie
I h-r-/or# A a require jrn* te he
and SppeSr hafura Ihs abora to tlilrd w r i t e l the Court lloesa at
lia n le rd .'In l i e Countr ut hsmli.nle i Ml htata o f Vlorlda. on Ih*
ut dot or j i u ,
ClllcarjO;
,
W ILL AWARD DRGRRE8
W IN T E R --P A W L May; 18d flfW H ) — 'Rollins College will
award: bachelor degrees to' ap
proximately 86 seniors st Com
mencement Day ‘axarcUe* In the
Knowles Memorial ■ Chapel on
Thursday morning, Jane 4. Fifty
graduating students will m elee
the tUchlor of Art degree, ten
the Bachelor of Music degree, and
five the Bachelor of Bctanco de
gree.
1
COMPOSER SHOT
NEWIIA LL, *CaIlf, May 16, UT)
—Fred Chdrthlll, composer of
tho song hit, "Who's Afraid of
the Big Bad Wolf,* was shot
and fatally wcopdcd yesterday
on his ranch near Nawhatl.
Deputy Sherlif John Morrell
said Iha death was a suicide.
Hire Your Clock* And
Voric* Op MAST** SALK
' Witch#* Repaired By
Natl** Is hereby .fteen Dial the
‘ On* Who K tally
Know*
FAttM Ell8'M ARKET
Il*w
. BRIGGS
108 MAGNOLIA
markmt
CLLANKoua
r a r ir
axd
rauprsai* Micronr
H u l l l i 11* 1 A. * . Mar
'"'I
rto a m a
L D. am
rwon pots
P—Bo llpr TenJergOrees, or*
finer li ae-LH
•ju t
B n SSe-tSe Ba Mpe
IM—Tea, be Ik. Ct.O^I1.t«^
L'relea,
TOUR TAITI DEMANDS
THE EXIT tM
LIQUORS
SCOTCHES
W INES
■I SURE
TO
vtin
NICK'S
I .r’r'* r5^.’
Package Store
7 M
*. /t
S *
r i l y ■I k
\
a . d.
jarx.
in #
Package
Store A Bar
�‘MAKE EVEAVj
* PAY DAY *
t •,
.
m
■ * W ta w
E TSK
A N I N D E P E N D nt
E N T ^ ily
IL ^
k.?i^
Pgg
■■ III ■ T
BONO DAY
h
i
RAF Continues Heavy
DayUght A t t a c k s
After Night Forays
Mlv A aw rM ri r r » —i
nritlaT planet Stored hits with
aerikl torpedoes on the 10,000 ten
Cemtin rrularr. Print Kogrtve.
off tha southern tip * f Norway.
•Crave damage apparently vrt
Inflirted on the Prim Eugen, Tha
British aald they destroyed. fire
defending pinner, hut loat pine
themulvra.
Benin rial meJ the
attack waa unauccaatful, eon landIng tho Naala destroyed *0 RAV
plane*. _
R.A.P. raider* continued Ihelr
daylight attack* on tho occupied
French eoatt following
heavy
night aaaanlta on German potttloni from Dunkerque to Boulogne.
At Icait nine Nail planet and
tight British were reported deatroyad.
Tha Barlin radio broadcavl a
German High Command announce
ment tajring the Gtrman plana#
ahot down tB planet without any
Natl loaaca.
So heavy wat the RAF attack
that observer* described the bom
bardment aa “ one of the heaviest
and moat rontlnuoua tariea of aaplotkaia i info the daya o f Dun
kirk."
J A N F O R D J IE R A L p ,J lp N n A Y , M A Y
18. 1942.
A ilie s Destroy
10 Enemy Planes
In Gujaea Fight
a
H
*
JOIN THE PAY-ROLL1
* SAVIHQS PLAN a ’
fs
M iivow aay* that Iheae Red A rm y gunner* have Ju»l made v
direct hit tpon a N m i machine gun ne*t during recent heavy figh t
Ing on the Crimean front
T h * ra--n lx lung to one o f the
m ,l
unit* that are now tx m g Joined hv h imlred* o f thmi*and« - f rc
serve* trained in Slln-ria during the whiter to tun t H ille r', •print;
e f fenMve
Defense Council Hus Ration Board Will
Supervise S a l e s
Not Received Any
Orders From Army
'Throughout County
re
K
.
3
Ittnswinn aiiAika toward amt
dre p|% -flank Kharkov war#
rf|w*ifd tfid^n t*i b# i v a L*
Iwwnl up trjr » i t f « -aflb lB Ila*
r i
t'lrr-alla r llitf (irrfcaiwv, (hmmI* /
< ■;
i«jr INf Smlr|*a official toll
t*j 12.000 drad and 1,200 priu* .
u«* r*» f*»r mi I> Iht f Irwl fowr
senior, today told
the
Rotary >he roasul are* •ncclflcd. ill ii in i
_
l»r i|/Ii t
Cfub that flg S ” acboot atudenU j
j l p b /•*••*” *'ght,
Medium Bomber Is
yaw
41
should preppro tod ayfoa lomor-j
-I*1 wwtu lplnCFA
jw
fSV, ^ fo
o tb lfi fRIlirs,
Reported Missing
In
dlecusaing haa*boll parka,
foatbsll
Do Following
p b ' 1* l»nni 9 court ■
___ _ ___ — _ imu»crn.
ntp
r,.M aroM II . . .
•"
M I T C H m j m o . N. T , May
bonfire* and Othrr e ite rio r llvhrI t . M V -A
Ing ereept street lights, which
irdurr
price*,
but
no
price r#%
the rtilinkW A fifllN fiT O N , M bv I B - 6 T )—
Th© ci'»t of living I* due t43 tmkc
■ drop nf about ] % percent to
day when r jcuvcmmnnl ceil Init
become* effective on retftll price*
nf virtuafiy everything Americana
cut* u*e nr wear.
That doe*fi*l mean you will find
mark«i«d reilucliona in prkrea
If
andante ■hoaid should bo shade).
Another set o f order* was it. you walk into a ator#. A railing
Hm poaalbl# now
went
Into
effect
a
week
ft*o
on
an area withm
UN armed aar________ . . .. coast line which w h o le **)* prictft and m o il retailatl added
that
Included
the
blacking
not of tnu-r era already h#ya brought their
eaU wa whan bo
llghta that fare the ocean ami the prices Into line. M any I tom 9 have
ttao o f parking liahU on auto, Hot rlten above th# c tilln r.
dp»w ** P i
**1.1 (I
of fan*
IH|
Am w Ia IM
Th.- iHtwi-rful Ilu.-rhian o f . fi'iiiri. mu iln- K harkov fro n t
i mil itmi il in a vviilt-ning arc
lialay u illi tin- Soviol lo f t
wing taking nvrr K raiuiograd,
Ull null's M iiilh iirsl nf K h « r kiu. a I *r sI .wI* m ilitary com nii'.ilaliu tiiin iti,i
1III
U»i- - i n n •
m ill lim e d
till 11 f 1•1m
i i“' h l u n i ’i' n n t h e
h
h t" 1. i i . .....1 «t "1 held
- | Mt. ,.r K. i. h . «ii>, pro
ll . >. .( .*i>|M*»»ih to tho
1
M . 1 • i" i i.-I ih.* I i r r m a n i
44>« • ill,. iU fl v111^- v* »* d C c * o f
• i l l i .kl.>! 11 ui b f . * r | u*i| troop#
lt.1" ,t. ,fh' (fup» HLriin'l Ruftftlo*#
hhs.t1v--\ nlIn* k" iti a tlraperot#
s.t 1. 1s»|il | ■top tin- d i m * t*oun.ltd. d t'\ lift »* (iarla - ritM... k
it iir«k I*
necewtary tn cover the IrifitlrnMlc
ru»rd* of civilian defense worker a,
welfare worker* the llcwl fro **
end nlher* whoa© service it d ln .f
Jv tied In with the war effo rt Con
• Iderat Ion nlao will be given i
r •e■ where additional ga* may bi
nenieit for health reaaon*
An npre«*lof\ of thank* wa«
rn ’ fie to »cho*d authoritie*, 1e»
c lie n* rind othera who gave thr it
Mroe and effort in ihe reglatr*
lion.
u ~rk old
*i»c The ia.frmciii* arc *>aUI F»
ha»c low* Rrtu ur*d in nn«* laicr artli.n
\\d Simt
1- II I M..4I-W I*- l .d
-HI
cun f n ... . .
o .-lu llt'l 1" (..*•1.1 :*•
(ft it e .
..f (h r
ilirtM 1 Mil I'.. *• V
ibi
ton Hiid it" J Jr-*.., \
||tn»vidrtl nI the Annof y fur lhe*e will tri Hi If Ult.d III.
who vt i»h
In e ii hufi^n
. rd» Uliprcin<1k I- . 1. lit.sill, a
whtre adjufimcfU* nr*- due Thi* V|r Smith
will lae nr
will ( m* i»\ m U blf in I hr
tiiiefiil
L l ml.mt
public pfitir It* Hi* ptihhrntitm “ f
the ( 111 * of
r l** *if»«*t n*M,
lie it..» .......... . I'.'l iU.,<
ndltlftl.
T h » fiN“* I iMtanl ktiileti.
"The
ritlRfiVR uf RerntmUf t.iu n iy *r**
! in fwp coiiimeiulftl till lh eir k»y*l |
| an*l paindUt! iA lr il of cu-qpwra-)
* 1ion Mi the rorm*rv*tinn nf
rimtnr fuel which i*
t t*»
I in» *f gn-at ircril o f men
and
*hip» There in * dr*»p of *c*m an ‘ *
, IdiMNil in e verv jfilkm
nf
j • ltu*fiu a Imi * re romm«iHlcd foi
| 1heir wilhntrnr«a to b arrifirc to
ftb e war rffcirt aa ihuwn lit out
relatively hi;'h |wrcenta^# o f A
'■< nillliil.
Coilfllk
|a---if» » VMl*
K ffffiiia rt
enemy submarine*.
Tha following llghta are ie
atrlcted in th« order applying to
206. *;
- Nazis Adopt Dcsperate Mcasures TryTo Check Foe
*!
'U K
in 100-mile Area
New Ix'^ion Head
' *'
O ver 3,1 (verrrul
flRivlim*
n il mn in •; «ii r
111?11
Eo Htuilrwup
i 'mini >
»m
l i f t wort* iypt* A tnnt*
mmlaill oftl>
trm i
im.l
thr Riklinnmg H«*anl 1mA fklatcmrnt ronimniiliiitr thr
stfia o f lhr o ‘unly f«»» iliri* cu*
rpi rAllon In I'hr e.ni*r» %it i.m o f
furl, romihir
h hmr " In u uthvr
■in tiniiA uf tli* ra<nifii 4*> h r•• h r K1injf hrfiled ariruturiil ■ m pr ih«*
i 1*1*1* number v»f bij^hrr It «n.l X
* « ant# thsl » r r r irivrii
IsssJinl,
I'rtrrio ii, »i> i r t » f ) of
• rinuuiwTei S r i ■i r■>! \
!
In Hrmitmir, 1I |n
. 11-1 r«n U . I
ik» i re mi
' iMpirrilt It 1, ami >-111>a
iw i
i t eftl X hi tinii.tolrvi i M. ia f
, I- r id ly . Iht «Jak l ■lh.ro »r*
rr ti*
* ltalt»»n, warn »»*..!.•» i*t* «•■•*! t>*
' Ri litiiiiriif 11*<a r*| hrail.|tiLir Irr n «i
j llw* Arnutr> ami «-kr.| fi i t uni*
. w ill i * mrnllrr tujnsha'f .■f tin it*
Sanford Is Not
M erchants Start
Believed To Be Operating Under 1Mr.
In Dim-Out Area, Price Limit Today
Fri4a>
— 1
.
NUM BER
“9
orih r
i
Prcru
Citizens Commended
For Patriotism Hy
Rationing R o 11 r d
* — - —
H*nferil mrrclinnt* atarting in
ttrirtln g the u*e <.f ligVla atong day, are <*|;»rriilifig urulrf jffivernthe Florhla cot. I pruliably it.■ mental i»rirr control in ihelr baIcr
Oviedo wan two flrat pUre* baa*. Mr.
not affect tha Cttv -,f Hanford. \
The
e »p
ricr
the
and Banftnl on* aa ffra Fulore ported to eatabliah an office all II. I’ rtcrton. ro nr-linitnr nf tl r h r r t r f »*r n wid1#*
mm
Vrrmar* of America
chapter* tha alta.
| Defense Council statid Saturdav modillr* v» 111 ite* 1hr hik'hrat price
rticlnatad la th* dlatrlct ront wh u h i hrv An.,I • or) a r t ic le
It haa been prarlpualy roporteili The mtrictiun ..n lights «n
it Friday afUrnoon
at tra that an appropriation of 11,150, , rtiplicable to all ligtitiug fi r
urltitr Miinh ft i« i J rdcm l Inw
Future Farraara BuiIdtoy at the000 haa been made for the base, distance nf 10 miles Inland fioni tlr*iKTjr.i to niUlrol the upward
high school, Prof. Alas Johnren with about 1,000 man to be em the coast line, at*I for *11 city |*urir«
»nf*
price*
announced Saturday.
on the cowttroetlon work, ligh tin g In communities
A- ft IvieFwevn o f the Hcmlnol#, "A lrfitlw ri of the b*>* n l ■luleit1
Other iap«aa»otaUta chapUr*
that MOO enlisted 000 or more inlabiten ts withm Count) llatintiinit Hoard *»ld thl* th iir Iwhef that Ihe fuel rationing;
baa Idea Ovlado and Sanford ware
vd instrue- a distance nf 30 miles inland ft.... momfttir that the friii rd f « l been \ ay item would b# a rum pi ale pur
I'cesenl lines and with
htre upon the coast line.
infrrm cil th«t it has supervisory . f r ”
fu 'D ’ iT rv.lrlrtin n .
If
the
project.
"A a I h iv e received no Instiin ■ jwiwer nvrr the m les in Ihe euuri
rnunlrv
a whole »ho w e t the
Ovlado was awardad flrat placa
ijr
and
that
enmptele
Inatruclion*
li working un- lions on reatrirllnir order, and
Hu ahow it
by
the
Lameresux In lieu o f receivinr Instructmn . tor the ■uperviimn will be rc iim r
o f utir county
. __ Naval Air 1 woukl aay that 3 infant is m.t ceivrd *ia »ii W alter C, Rherm an1 pi..pin
ft
w
««
stated
that
g
>
T
j
m
.I
im
*offlctrdn-ehsrg* included In the 30 mile area," Mr haa Wen nimietl ,S tate price ad in amount*
iie*****ry
for
cm
miniatml.ir f..r Florida
stated
According
the aoven Navy Peteronn
|i|..yrra to po to and from » . o
Bases
In m ilegy charts It Is ratim atrd i' ,t
The reifmj£ peu* the m *t of va ill Ihf> avnllrblc In *11 htil i*n
Vanford la ebout 31 miles fr. rn thouktnd*
article*, tnrludlnir I *ldrr»tkm ahould \#
iriven
!■•
Billy Stapler
the coast.
i lot him; nulV, brer if, rnnrted and iloid 11nir up w ill nei|(hlMirp Any
Only two of
The general dimming uf eoa-i.il b olllrd irixati, furniture and to*. per*ftn who u *f« hi*
cur
|t*M
In the quay
The mam exception* to the L
area llghta la slmitnr to lin t m b#cco.
.
,• i ’ l l ,
§ t
s lime *mt Hdea wilh hi* neighl*
and Oriedo,
"
e ffe c t elsewhere along the ra*i- o rd rr arc « um lled Hat of food |
tba Ovlado
ItwIUCl* P
■n
aC
el*h. a
sta9ea, _ bftym
x
U
Bn
A* a
ff#
ltalia
cv
rW
, ** * • Iher time* It entitled only tn
c m aet shore and la designed to proi
»ur, (xtultry and lamb.
mo, Thar# ia •ufficirnt f i t for trlpa artuallv
prevent poaalbl* silhouetting of nou
mrde In hi* car. It waa eiplaine*)
ahlpa a t eea to the advantage of no r#J*«n wty a retailer cannot
Ita* will be provided In amount*
Rotarians Hear
Talk By Senior
Of Seininofe Hi
A M octaled
33 Percent O f
Motorists H e r e
Get Gas Card A
Tba Navy hsi arrived, and
alt nation aoon will be wall
U m L O. T . Swig gum, USSR,
raaldent of ficar-lncharg* of con
struction of tha Naval Opera
tional Training Bata |jer*> c,m«
her* Frida* afternoon, tet up hi*
office In the showroom of tho
D nlA building on Second Street
and Magnolia Avenue, and de
clared, "W a w|l| start the roaatrudion Work jtul » • toed' at
we can".
Now awaiting receipt of plant
and •pacification* for the bail.
Meat. Swlgtrum annnuecd that
barrveka for.the men, admlnlttratlan building*, runway* and other
building* necessary for the comof the ba-e* will be built^ 11(1011
le slid the constructor* for tba
Navy, the Watt had Sinclair Construct Ion Company ami the bel
cher Oil Company, are * * pected to
establish their offices at tha huge
field within a week. Applications
for work at the airport will be
taken by tha contractors, it waa
added.
Commenting on the field. He
clean cut, C4 year aid Lieutenant
declared, "It I* a beautiful alte
and ha* wonderful possibilities."
Formerly employed by
an tnInecring firm before he Joined
Navy two year* ago, Lieut.
Swiggum came here from duty
at Bath, Me. Hr extended hjs
thank* to tba cithern of Sanford
for the cordial welcome he re
ceived.
lie will maintain hia office
In the Duick place until Jane 1.
Attached to uili office will be
“ inch civilian employee# aa will
be necessary for the administra
tion of tha contract between the
eentrrcton and the Navy Depart
ment.”
Arriving Tare with tho IJ#uII. M. TlnkUpangh re
M em ber
German Troops Rush
Into Death Pockets
Kharkov Front
Officer In Charge Of
C o n s t r u c t i o n Is
Here, Contractors
Are Due This Week*
The Army
Thailand,
r
—
fttiMhfcd to ISM
British Aerial
Torpedoes H it
Big Nazi Cruiser
e
9
newspaper
Meeting Hitler’s Offensive
Chinese On W est Side
O f Salween River
Say Area H as Been
Cleared O f Enemy
f
onm prifiMhiit* Imidmc^s fadrd U>
. In . k I he If e.I inarch I ndii)’ |Aft-
n »-j4)d the Sstviei* are ndfitnc*
intr nr. it ion utile fm nt, c o y rin tf
Poultry men Cef
$1,200 For Sole
Of Ftftfs To I nil
wii>
rhl !• hrd
l.j
|!
*'f I M«l n
ri ha >1 it.a'V
t .1f «'£»'*•* .*1
In ih*- Feeler a I
Fjrt; I'un lM»ini?
M» rkrl ri 1he .S-Mifotd
mm
Market, \\
t
rt‘iiiiU"'i <«f t)u> ri c i"
ii ("#■■*"u| tndu V
'
I i tri ft? mile*
I l"
'HA
IldMti n
n < l> «fivr
0W
Kh tit..v f'tint lie* i c«u11rd in #
s<
>■
•»».#" *>f front 20 to 60
•m •« c» i from 12 1 In .17 ndlca)
• I Ihe (e-NpIlirc nf TJIH) |W>pU*
iis .i
*
ih*
im vfrnm ciil
an*
-•! m . - |>**i ml i ommuntnun
«i*1 inu Red nimica h&v#
' led I I* ll. fi e lull upon tho
t>nit
killing
•>"•«(
l2,»O0
S « i ••ddieni *it.l o ffic er* during
Ihe vhe-rKV mi-tuuLfhi m thia area,
»he
id
itiil ioue«,'
I ah. at '.Inm.de ......
■oivcra have
irioimcemcnt
um of Natl
l-.'.ayhl
He.i tn tb«
..I Herman
■"I.I ll.ta.llgl
it I'"
'
thr t...
\ *i*«*r inm
itmu
th* .11•« *
ft a thl
.1
l»e.1
t l" "
...........
f... Ii r ytnen '
Mr
.>e*l
11 1*
I
.. it. i
Sharon Appointed
Federal Appeal
f A^ent Foj; (’ounty
i Sa ( . «’ 1 1111* v (m u • |* r11 j
Hlid ll n market will l*uv
f II yi III
m » v T iiraila y *n>| Fi
n*l.h *1 thnt wliul p.mll i \ m* u .
aider the ■tatuliiid
I-" f i.l»f
w ill |»r si*-1 it ii 11v in*im
*he
|.r I* r i*f tlk* per don n f •
tier lei *
I .'till r vmen hakirib’ InoiM'
>* i**.•me nf then
-'I*
«f an ntitlei
•«f ttiiv numki *•(
thi* market The • *
1he mnt kef her** v
• i Me 11v ' he ri m I.
i "ii
with
A y n . ulr
\ I. t J(il itanti hii.i '
tr> p..rule nee, it wit*
with the
in "p. i tl |imm
Si Ir MIU k#Uf«|T (tl.NI.I *»ff
ihe l»i* .) Farmrr**Mi»»k*t
FBI Nabs Selective
ihe Khiruln P la te Hn'-k
Service Delinquents j added _____ ______ _
t(
.Iniiii ( 11 Hhirou hav been «p
I ointe.t
tiovcrnmeut
App##l
Ve«oi fr»r the Semmolc Ccrutvif
I tr.i/l l(oft|i| t.y l“i euhtent Frank| . |> |t.ri.%e\elt
(id t lr appointo*rif*1
U eri 4*| pr VP*! t>V th#
••■'like her kIt e o ffic e It
• it
•i.*u i •! t•rettiy by E. D*
• i** 1* '
Jerk o f the D ra ft Hoard.
Mi
Muii on MM-rcrda Fr#d R#
VS ilatin, who n ■jgned in order to
|ncrept ihe * p(hi IlitmeIIl *■ ft
M-i-r ..f the Ronrd of App«ftl ft>t
I tie ►»f«l Dlatrlct. .Mr. Wilaon iUC. rreiU Franc it ]*. VV1 itchair on IltUi
I Irt fud, which cover* the art# III
mobile# when driving within r.'ri
For milllona o f consumtri, the
f the Fifth ('oiigieiainnal DlltHcta
yarda nf t f a ocean. The ordrr* r«lfin v ll Intended to b« a lid on
M IAM I,
May
IR - m - ll. C
H n y n c ». J r.
* > * * . . r , to . n
tporta th « <Mt o f llvlnr fo r th# duration Danner, aaynt In tharga o f tb r 1W a i t e r
Fiarkla of fire, Federal Bureau af
of Ut# war.
Ih A t
T u r n e r r i c l l l *Ml|h
government and for
Invnllgatlon, said last night |i<
|regia Irani* In ca*e o f appeal b jf
arrest* have been made In th'
■ a ii * v v c«- u —
.a* i u „- •lin er A fte r the hoard rlasain##
A 1 .IIA N 1 , ( , * May
1r P lt. t „ n l ^ it I. thr d u ly o f th *
Rtate aa th* openi"# mm of
Walter
rnmpalgn against Salaetiva Her riall N'nvignlla'i t'ailrl
[>«il agent to cheek
M lluvnr., Jr., sun of Mr ami Ilirntlnna for possible error.
vlro delfisquanta.
Mr«.
Wallrr
M.
Haynr.s.
Sr.,
of
"Tha 10 srreata of tha week-eml
Mr, Carter revealed the an
were Juat tha beginning," tha o f Sanfiiid. .Florida haa rri«irloi l<> ti anal fact that not ona appeal
ficial atalad. All, ha aatd, were thr Air t’orps Advaiifivl Flying haa been made by any registrant
Srhoul at Turner Field for ll'r
_ By RALPH WARNER
Tho rubbar mouthpiece and tho for tha more atrioai violations filial stage of training aa an In the rounty. Several have gono
in tho HodYrl office and dlMwtaod
o f tho putraotor Ihat aHchcnlcal davlao o f the "U fa- •urh aa falling to return ques- Avletinn Cadet.
Ihclr rlaialflcation, but not OM
«BdaT wart laya bare the more atvar” ware "ehot", and It waa tlonnalrre, report for physical
ylrt»aU j^jjjjJ^ njl^ n i g h t .
Equipment At Fire Department Is
Said Entirely Inadequate For City
UJ3. Ri
Ita tiv e
Dlea Of
Attack
I.oratrrl rtn the low
rolling
I Irina of South (irorgia, Turner rear haa been ipposlcd.
Field U an Advanced School of
the Soul)rati Air Cor|tm Training
t’rnter. One of the few Nerlge1
lion Srhoola In the country. ‘Tr»- City Issues Eight
3 Are Killed In Coal para For Combrt" It the motto,
Building
Permits
Victory la the try word.
Mine Explosion Today
Fight building permita w an
lamed at Jh# City flail laat moa*
MCMECHKN. W. V a, May IH, 30 Cargo Vessels
af lea* wail laown fact that tha rotukl.rrd iaadvlaahw to taaa ruch >elimination or Induction. No
equipment af^ tho Sanford Fire an Inatnimant — one that waa nr met or addraatea wara made
public.
• not only
iatO during
at It
la
to provide
i Um realan of tho
bare been
M beriuaa
r • WiH'’Be*fjatlnched"re.roof realdenco at Roto
WASHINGTON, ffry IB,—CA3!
—Thirty cargo veeaeli will go
down tho wnyn In American shiprente Friday In What a HaniUmo
Commlaeton announcement arid
would bo tho "pretest
men
launching o f
morthant ahlpa"
tinea tbo r t l t ahlpbulldlng pro-
m
Oaerts
RISES: Homctaat Tropartiaa, paiwtIn* and repair* to aerwta, W t v
J. A . Calhoun, ropalra, W w o l t g
and painting building On U i l
�V
"
------ 1
MONDAY, MAY 18. 1942.
THE BANFORD HERALD, SANFORD,- FLORIDA
“ A Heap o f Livin g”
The Sanford Herald
Batakllaaa* ta I***
Here's M in e , W here'* Yours?
P d I N t i ! every afleeweea e ie v r
aaCOfOey aoO le a s e r at
* * ■ (ere, pteetOo
I :
Wp saw in the paper the other day where some Wash
ington sociologist predicted that there are a lot of homes
think.wr,« going tn be broken up sis n result of gasoline ra
mm m e t elaaa •**■(**
It isn't so much because husbands and wives will
ST, i n * a. I t * Peel o tflee tioning.
* * * —Tee*. Wjwewo-w-^ew **• Aet hgVe
Btay home n great dcnl more and will get so tired
**
*
"
af looking each other In the fnce they will just have to get
u o tu x n u dm* m
ft divorce in order.ip get rid of each other. It is rather
M it e r
• MUXO* D B A X - l i U m Maude* because the problem of dividing that little three gallons it
week among nit the members of the fnmlly Is Just going
■ r u in u m o v x , r n
repeal* la i l o u
to be too much for n lot of people.
It Is easy enough for some all-powerful bureau chief
in Washington to divide all the gasoline on the castchi
seaboard more or less evenly and fairly among all the vari
eOllaerv ■Min* ear** el ous families which reside there, it is not so easy for the
few reutetteu ooO a*Itee* el head of the family, If nny. to sit down and arbitrarily
tdfeWMIi foe <** oeryeee el
“ ‘ allot two i|iiarts to his wife, one pint for each of the three
___ * ‘ etll fee eheraed‘ fee
it manlee altinMa* race*,
children, a teacup for Grandpnppy McQuaidc, to say nothing
of s reasonable apportionment, for Aunt Emma and her
two children when they come n-visltlng. and have anything
left for himself.
Of course there are husbands who cast themselves in
the role of the dictator and with iron-flstcd authority stick
era* *i**mia a a amw, *i re* the key in their pocket every time they gel out of the car
ta**eSalea fVvee Mhl.h I* etefa- and allow no one to drive it anywhere except themselves.
tntr Millie*
Ik* u , lee reW I*U * e* atl h « , JliHItfeM And no doubt there are wives who take a similarly aridI# M ee eel ■Ifc.ri.U..... t* Iki* H er **S alee trary point of view toward the situation and calmly an
i Uf*l * ,«• eaMleke* kerrie. nounce that two gallons a week is the vary least they can
risk,* le feeUkalka *t coastal
kee kaevle ar* aM reserved get by on and they will have that come hell or high water.
.
No doubt there are children who rule their family as
MONDAY. MAY II, 1042.
autocratically os any Hitler or Mussolini. Mkny a spoiled
B1BLH VKHBE FOR TODAY
daughter will continue to Insist upon her right to Die car
ROME PARENTS BY THEIR for ihe purpose of transportation lo the comer drug store,
EXAMPLE SEND THEIR RONS. nnd many nn equally spoiled youth will continue to demand
AW A Y.
BUT FOLLOW THIS Ihe car for his nightly date. To say nothing or little Willie
GOOD EXAMPLE: Mailer I have who must have his cooling off ^Jde In the early evening if
lie M nd^ lp take thSToof off. — *
• .■-*
'
EW~Wc can easily see that this gasoline rationing Is
. CHABLOTTE BEATII BROWN going to create its problems within tjio homo as well as
without. And It is going tb take a lot of give and lake,
Noon nt the Infante
n lot of consideration, compromise and sacrifice to keep
(From The New Yorker!
the family a peaceful living unit. An someone said n king
O dream-bound bahjr, reitlns on
time before us. "It takes a heap of living to make a homo".
your spoon,
I will thla noon Join atl your
dreamy noem
la images and loves eunk (ar In
deep,
Lost btntftth memory In thf com*
lag deep.
If the *unshifip wfr» but Bt^m«
-r' Of Ilf hi
VlovfH nf in foM, ynur hitr In
halo itrunH*.
Uhnulned bln*Anm of thr infinl
dari
Hot lllgmallird Impel*,! upon *
— r»r
Your wldrnin^ ryr*. ynur lornr
porenl hand*
M a and touch newly.
^
your "“new •w cl mouth
a whleper me ■ won!, plrae*
break lh* iismia
Wherein, rlfid(le.l, t *m h*M
tight.
Tee Tar from the liexlnnin* nr
. tha end
~Ya catch the w.und lo whtrh the
- i - kralri n*rend
,
(
W PB Liken Pipeline
Thing* arc looking up for the proposed Tampa-Sanford
fuel pipe line. Senator Andrews has informed the Orlandn
Chamber of Commerce that the War Production Board con
siders it a feasible project and pinna to make an Immediate
investigation of It* possibilities.
This is good news. It means that hnckers of the plan
are getting somewhere. Wp ran say that WPB official*
most think the project hns some merit or rise they would
not have consented to h fact-finding survey.
It npirenrs probable that the WPB will send a repre
sentative to Florida lo make a jiorsonal Investlgdtion. Wr
hope so. for such an Investigation is the moat desirable
Mini convenient method for Hserrtainlng real facts alxiut n
proposal which has been railed the most Ideal solution under
present circumstances to a pressing problem.
An this and other newspapers along the proposed route
have said repeatedly, the Tampa-Sanford pipe line offers
the quickest and most efficient answer to the fuel short
age along the entire Atlantic Seaboard. The route i* shortx
the terrain would facilitate the job of laying pipe, and ade
quate handling facilities nlready hre available at both end*
of the line for Immediate operation ns soon as the pip,' i" In
place and connected.
All of us In West Coast nnd ('antral Florida welcome
the Investigation. Of course, we are mindful of the fact
that there will he a hard road ahnnd provided the WPB
gives its stamp of approval. In spite of the difficulties,
wo urge a thorough and speedy examination of the pro
posal, confident In the belief that It is the answer yet to n
great national need,—Tampa Tribune.
4 t w ’ golden »hultJe flllml with
tearlrt Ihrrail
Weave* bark and forth within
year sleepy head
ir cardinal, fla*h upon the
---- B*w»own lawn.
Neartnr the Knl gram <.n the
cellar door
They quicken you; you riot* ynur
■ ij , 1 loxy ynwn.
; .Year eereal take* nn mclllflunufl
taste,
i
Kitty complains or curia upon the,
Odor
!
r 1 1* aymmatry and velvet wllhnull
4
Waste.
* ■■■ ' '
S 1 :TJy
Jr-
D t Ladle* Auxiliary of the
Chamber of Commerce held their
regular meeting at tha Comma-!
nlty Building on Moediy
T **
morning was epont eewing far th*
Red O oe* end after uie ou.tneta mooting * tour cf gardens
waa mad* at tha following homes:
Hr*. R. B. True, Mr*. Herbert
Hkewra, Mr*. R. M. Ball. Mrs.
H. M. Gleason, Mrs. J. D. Coch
ran. Mr*. W. T. WLecup, Mr*.
W. E. Baker and Mrs. Frank
Evens. Refreshment* were serv.
ed by th* hostess**, Mr*. Evans
and Mr*. True at Ihe hame~bf
Mr*. Evan* after which the meet
ing waa adjourned.
Ml** Natalia Trua returned to
HtsUon University after spending
the week end with her parent*.
Mrs. A % Martineau and Mr*.
Eva fietsey were areekend guest*
of Mr. and M n . C. 8. Donald,
son.
Ilcmer TilUa was th* ruest of
hit brother and sister-in-law Mr.
OBd H t t k C. THU* on TJruraday.
—Fnm HtvuLinan 7IF. Vm.) Advmtimr ,
Current
The War Prcduclion board has
ordered a 10 .percent decrease in
the output of mrsl from menu
beans from whirh chocolate tm
made: it has no relation to coco
nut.
roffee— about 80-80 ratio.
\ W- man Journalist expatriated
from France and resuming her
work in thla country, says tha
F t, iuh people call Hitler “ the
brile (dark devil." She affirm *
The ups sml rinwns m l(pc pop lbs i Prance will llvs again aa
ularity of rltarrt brands, thr ar a ■ hole nation when thay throw
tide once k n o w n a. "coffin out I hr men Hitler imposed upon
nads," during the p«*l I t years them hut Hitler will get th*
is Interesting even to tho.e of French fleet first
us who do not use the “ fags".
In IP 1*1 three lira nds sold Hri
\ -urvey shows that the nspercent of the total prisluctton tiunsl milk production goea to
but these hive steadily lost ground th, following uses: a* a fluid
until they supply but B8 percent (f,,r drinking, etc.) 4I.J percent;
now
Two new and advertised huttir
40 M; cheese, A3; Into
brands absorb 1.1 , of this shrink rts|s,rsted milk, 4.2; Into ice
age.
The tendenry to browse m ain. 4.1; sundry uses, 3.3 per
around among athrr brands has cent
Increased from 7 l |H-rtrnt then
A cabinet shake-up is predict
lo 17-fl now.
ed fur Spain by certain military,
Dtdy'u ever hear of a karakul! mnnsrchlal and conaervatlv* ele
Hounds like some "fu rrin " sub- ments. They spend lot* of their
stance but It i> the name of n ' tunc frmenUng trouble.
It ll
breed of sheep that the pr«mnl-i-s| alfeo hmte.1 that there I* a secret
claim are as hardy as goal. desire to swing away from Hit
"Promoters” did you s a y !" Yeah j ler.
a Florida roncem la doing thal,|
claim the lambs' wool la so won-^
derful for use aa fur that tb,-,
pelts are worth 180 and the,
will pay that for landw fm j
breeding purpotrs. .Sheep are Ihrj
finest uf the live stock hut I 'd I
fight mighty shy o f any prnmot 1
Ing schema like that.
Fire Equipment
Is Said To Be
Inadequate
((W a lla se * I t w
" Mg*. C. 8 . Donaldson, Mr*.
William Brown and daughter.
Beverly Jeon and Jack Tltlia vlalt*d relative* In Fort Myrr* MonTuesday and Wednesday.
Mr*. If. M. Gleason
entertained In honor of their
daughter Etli* Jane, who was
celebrating her/'thirteenth birth
day, with * wriner roast Friday
night. Games and dancing were
enjoyed by .lh* following: Etli*
Jtne Gleason,
Lorelei Thorne,
Virginia Reaves, Jean Botrier.
Charlotte True,
Oolda Murrle
Fennell, Dlkm Baker, Janet Joiner,
Harriet Chllda, Mare Freeman.
Ted Brooklyn, Billy Rnuman, t-es
ter m ils, Billy Joiner. Otta
BJoblom. Oliver 8 Job|r.m, Ken
neth Lloyd. Jim Bob Lloyd, Floyd
RJoblom, Edwin Brooklyn. Wallace Tyre, Thurston Tyre, Waller
Gardnar, Mr*. C. w. Hjoblom.
Mr*. H. W. Childs. Hr and Mra.
I. V. Joiner.
Tha Lake Mary Community
Church obaorvnd Mother’* Day
Sunday with now pewi Installed
which add graatly to the appear
ance of the church. Rev. Frank
Bryson delivered an Inspiring ser
mon appropriate for Mother’ s ,
Dsy, Gordon Wllltamaon of Btetttfn University rendered a solo
‘‘Mothar Mina", and the choir
sang, “ Mother’s Memoriri".
j,
Mr*. Robert Ramsay shd *oh,
Robert and Mr. and Mr*. W. T.
Wlteuip spent Wednesday in Or
lando with friends.
Mr*. Ralph WilUam* of Tam
pa I* visiting her parents. Mr
and Mr*. Frank Mlnshew.
Mist Nell 81nquefleld of Or
lando wo* the areek end guest of
her sister Mrs. H. M. Cochran.
Horse* Cochran ha* returned
to Port Tampa after spending the
week end In Lake Mary.
%?
Comment
By AtiNHW WELHlt
A South American woman Journeliit, with official connection*,
■ay* that they are thoroughly
disgusted with our “ rood will
H ere nr<* I ho t m Ih*r I ways In atrolch your w eek’s miaalnn*" to Ihrm but they jii»I
•hi* ■hell*, the sliver nutmeg, and1Kitflnllnc allotm ent, ns compiled by |)elm nr (I. Roob, chief adore our runtlc atrip* and *tu>ly
V*. the pear
engineer for Wlllya-Overlnnd Motor*. who designed the American life through them
HSBg on the tree of heaven, hang
A rm y’s fuel-snvlng Jeeps:
Time * n whrn war'* erodin',
everywhere
1. Avoid using the choke, r*}>ecinlly In warm weather. aiul fitilltie* were llmtrd l.>
Tb* dance move* upward In the
thoee
of battle Under Germany •
candlelight.
2. Accelerate gently; ’’pumping" Ihe accelerator wastes
new older of affalra It *eiir*
. O looby, looby, looby, a* yester fuel.
weak neighboring rountrlea and
night.
3. Don’t hold the car In second gear; shift into high aieeule* {note of the people who
oppoaa It. Under abch regime the
Now. here and now. It shin**, O at about 25 m.p.h.
fA t light too bright,
4. Don't exceed 40 mile* per hour; speed is the great Jugoslavia government report*
that more than 408,000 Kerb*
•O light too luminous, lo greet the est "gas eater."
have bean alaln. That tn* fael
right,
5.
Be
sure
wheels
are
properly
aligned,
thus
elimin
alone
ta lufficlent ground* for
CLINCH CALKINB
ating gas eating resistance.
bringing down upon tha A il*
power* thi condemnation of the
(1. Don't drag your brakes.
Iri. Roosevelt who haa an “ A "
clvillied world—If auch a thing
7. Don't leave the engine running when parked.
log card 1* riding S bicycle
yat ramalni.
8. Keep the carburetor In top condition.
m an* part’ to another of her
1* Park eetat*. Hho alao hai
0. Keep the spark pluga clean; dirty plugs can waste
In Dad* county there weru
tnlentlnn of waiting, sugar at
10 per cent of your gas.
180,000 augar ration carda Issued.
ill* Houst reception!. Invlta10. Keep the tires inflated; car well lubricated; radia
is In the future may be Isiued
At th* Florida atat* Legion
h "Pleas* bring your owrj,*og- tor filled; and get a tuneup every 60 days.
eonventicn they voted unanimousengraved upon them.
ly to regard prvaenl aarvlca men
aa eligible for membervhlp In the
Effective Substitute
BUmaon wynttjhf the
Legit rt.
o f air raid* oriwtha
*L
Without a doubt
The several hundred officerPatient— "Yea, I'm feeling better since the operation,
o f this sort will be
candidate* in training at Miami
aomewhara tn the but can't imagine how I got thla bump on my head."
Baach for air eerric* para.V-tJ on
Visitor— ‘‘Oh, I heard about that— in the middle of Mothar’a
m In the comparativeDay in four dlvlalon*,
rttxrw. They could be the operation they unexpectedly ran. out of ether.”— Ex handed by a ephrial formation
military elgntfleaMI at change.
.
,
that * pel led “ Hello, Mom." It
■at lime, .but ax* token
required IS men ta form tha
>y might succeed In dolast latter of tha word*—It fur
each
long stem o f the "M " and
Mr„ Mrs. Woltmann
Releases Wire.
right each for the shorter ones:
Open Cottage Court
there were eeven man on each
ride o f the "a" and four aeroaa
Mr. and Hr*. Clinton H. Waltthe and*. The next day 100 of
monnr formerly of Do*(on, Mesa. rial)—TB* florid* a in,* Com- them were1 graduated, after a
IfWIUI 0p*n*d lift: Wklfi Pil* MMriw waa sdri»*d by W. i. thro* months’ intensive training.
A -l-C tb* priority - rathig Hr
ftwk ffult and vegetable con*
L A K E M AR Y
Mr*. Heaney Ugbtwy oC Barre, Florida was the n re t ol
Rev. end Mr*. P. E. Neleoo last
Wednesday.
Mr*. Harry CblW, haa return
ed (run, Chleopee Fall*. Massa
chusetts where eh* w£* called by
tb* ilines* o f her daughter, Mr*.
Harry Bucklrw,
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ball and
daughter, Betty Rene, spent Wed
nesday In Fort louder dale and
Miami with their eon, Raymond
The Most Mileajre
sBoard
r &baa’ changed
j r f e from
t oA ’Vxto
wage*. Earning* In dollar* a
rents eoir. Ana th* cost of llvt
—-oblivious to th* fa
that goae up must
harder than a land min* and
with much mar* devastation—
trie* to kit that limit In th* *ky.
That'* what th* governmeat la
rylng to prevent and price con
trol u a part of that effort—th*
part that np to now Is going to
hit more people la
an anything that yet.
pened in this war.
T a t* O H l
ped with steel helmtU, p i masks,
two-way radio, a polmotor, and
ntbor vital Bcraaaoriea that art
more necessary than rear before
with tha very avrioua throat of
token bombings facing all a(
Florida.
The City financially cannot affori to purchase additional and
expensive fire equipment, la that
true t Or la It trua Oat tha City
cannot afford not to obtain tha
badly needed facilities! A couple
of Incvndarlea dropped In tha city
could bum up tha entire town.
An arrpoodltur* of • few than*
tend do Ilira, oven though it putt
tha City deepar In a MM (with -a
lot of (ndlvidutla), oatUy m id
14ve elllicna many man thoaundi of do)lari.
Bill's
» Him tmttty .White
Package
H;
Stare ft Bar
MU* BmlUy WUU, W, U e h «rt
In King* CoonIt O ort, BraoUm
where
If being triad m u l « dktmant charging **M «]t tad at*
tempted robbery. She U accused of
aidlux Anthony prioeo when th*
latttr attempted la hold o f employ
ee* of a Brooklyn onto achooL Priaco
w u that to death by aatrolnah Ed*
yard McCerokk. Mb* Whit* v a t
-Warmtad at tha tent.
A dd Ah:
Defense
opera ling through its democrat
ic prqceaae*, la throwing itself
Into a depression in the time that
it may emerge from the war
effort going uphill instead of
« • S tr a p -Iro n J
dowwr-That at- Iran Is the wag
one government economist 'h *!1
• Metals
/
described IL If it isn’t a arlf-imbrnk* on what might have
• 3 a g s & Basra
—
the blgtyit boom In tha
nation'* history.
. The wsy Leon Henderson tell*
It, there's nothing very compli
cated about the present Inflation
threat. After taxes and savings
are deducted, ll !■ estimated that 1510 Sanford Ate.
Ph. 9142
t i* American people will
thi*
year, have
IAA.000,000,000
to
spend. But tha total value of
goods available for purchase is
only
000,000,000 . It doesn't
|F Y O U * TASTE DKMAMDB
lake any lest book economist lo
THE BEST t *
see what happen* In a situation
like that.
The •■render* bid tha prices up.
• LIQUORS
The seller* boost them Just aa
fast aa competition will permit.
• SCOTCHES
The hare-little* demand higher
WE BUY
' KEE&LER
& GILL
• W IN ES
Pay Cash for
• B IU RB TO V IS n
Used Furniture
N IC K ’S
Package Store
K I N A R D and SON
600 Sanford At*.
tu i u m a
Phong 681
.
IRE
k To
a iy H
U
«w
Slay
1
a
1
gi
TUB
WHITH
PALMETTO
30TTAGE. COURT
l
Oa U. 8, Highway I I A « , Halfway bet area Orlaade sod 8*a-
raed. Deatiag, Ftahlag, PrlvOU Beach, Crifee
r Shop end Fill'd, Sts How. Ideal If yea are
worklag er racatleokag h Baoferd.
La*
weekly or maathly rales. F n rs k M t e t a i sad t^oritoMt*.
WASHINGTON
OFFICE
about tha sweeping price control
order which place* retail celling*
on hundred! and handredi of artide* thb month, lh* aniwvr la
•Imply "nobody know*."
Jnat ojweUy whet win k*PP*
aa a roaalt of ttT Who trill a*
hurt! Row c m tb* seller a f
good* or aarvlca adversely a f
fected boat tha n o w and ala* In
business! Will I t
(with other
measures already la effect and
to follow) sale* our Inflation
problem T Will it foretell or nsesail lot* anbaldleat How la it
going to h* enforced! Will "black
manats"
become prevalent!
Poppy Day la observed throughTb* answer still 1a "nobody
it the United States by we*na<
kMfcVe**
If there an ten people la
Washington who should knew
EQUIPM ENT
*
USED ADDING MACHINE5, CASH RECI8TKR3, DESKS,
CHAIRB. FILING CABINETS. T Y P E W R IT W i. SAFES AND
OFFICE EQUIPMENT OF A L L KINDS.
BOUGHT, SOLD, RENTED, R EPAIRED
. Orlando Typewriter. Exchange
^
"Cealral Florida’s Laretort D k tr iM B r r i Office Marktwee"
I f SOUTH M AIN ST.
—
” ,,
rtip N E t i f f
ORLANDO, FLOKIPAg
Expert Repairs
raiaeiAtMoaeE
hrr oho* la wafl tdtiippad
a make a y repairs on
arm maeUmarr, i i f l k n
SfW kJft
■»*> *•? * *
mmm
i Sfitems
|
�e ’- ? *
JUJNDAT, M A T 1$ 1942.
'
PAO E
TH E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
nd P ersonal Activities
pas,
l u u iu w b
U B A U S o c ie ty E d it o r - -
~~
*Huh T o
Social Calendar
M O ND AY
The
Dependable
Uni
n:
the
Matbodlat Cureh will meet « n h
. Mrs. E. A . . liondonbcrj on . the
—
Side at 8:00 P. M. w ilt
Pare aa rohoaU-**.
W, A. o f the Firal Rap
Church will meet at the
o f Mr*. Pearl Hanatll. <01
'Avtnue. at 8:00 P M
r u t Malrona Club. i». K.
S e^ w lll meet tonight at « .no
tdf et the home ef tin
r
K
Turner with Mr*. It F <: r«*n-
Telephone 148
H ove A n n u a l
Bridge
featuring a lllipanb arrangemrnt, the annual brtdgr hreakfaal
of the Social Department of the
Woman'* Club will he h rh l . in
the riuh houae on Wettnraday
morning beginning al 9:00 o'clock,
it » * « announced Ihi* morning
by Mr* O. I’ . Ilrmdnn. chair
man.
Hoite»ac* will he Mr*. A. C.
Thimbu, M r*. A M I’hllip., Mr*
C. P. Ilrm dnn and M r* (», E.
Rollint
Reservation*
may be
made hy telephoning M r* W. A.
learill. 216-R.
In addition to bridge, g im n of
CAM P
!S!>ectall
P e r s onal $
Breakfast
Mrs. J. 8 . WilU*m* ami
A*
J.
W ilie r
mot mm!
l«*
Mr*,
t.er4-
with!
S. r
120.000 pound* -if - 'i**i*■'*it**
(inhtm
ls»*e« grep efru il
hare a* their gu#st Mr (irahant't
mother, Mr*, J I* (»mham, of
TUE H U AY
Phinrar checker* wilt be played Seville.
The Seminole High I' T
N
A ll memwill hare a hoard meeting at
.10 ami price* awarded.
Friend* of Mia* Th#*» Vlekery
OM. to he followed hy regular! 'ben
T " ‘ef the club are Invited to will be glad In learn that *be is;
■Meting at J:Jo at whirh time n ;
able to he out again after being
■peclal program will lie given'
ill fo r the past week
•haw aa et>-hoate*«.
and the
IniUllatlnn of nffwirv
City Hall I Scene
I Of “Memory Dance”
k
will take place.
Tba O. E. S.. under the direr
tian o f Mri. C. L. Irwin, will
nortaor the **w|ng »e*alon for
| A largr crowd aUendeti the
the Red Crot* In the Woman*#
| "Memory D an e*" held in the City
Club In the morning
n .
,
i Hall nn Friday evening following
Th# afternoon aewing in iin n
. „
. '
*„ *.
__, "
nf
celery,
den of D*vld*a home
Thoaa enjoying thr party with
th« hosteta and boat were The
On* Billion aad Three llanMUaes leonlac Nordgrvn. Martha
Wight, Katharine* Spencer, Bujan
dr*d Million— Taira paid Cov’t,
E«ina Chittenden, ami Mr
dRM|, hy dljawf induwtry^ _____ Ki
lr*. Forrwat Gatrhel
AUo,
McKay Truluek, Herman Middle*
ton. Edward Marwhall. Kirby Fite,
Jr., Jack Herring and OrUn Far
rell. Jr.
ARCADE
Package Store
0. D. FARRELL. Ownrr
fh o *. S lid
Mather BUg.
atonet) a Orman-owned onap fac
tory Saturday, breaking window*
and firing th o u Into the air.
to be gone for ■rremi month*.!
ENDS TO N IG H T
DON’T MISS IT!
•••m*
f
hu*hH*
N t
npli
I Ml I «KI
mi
*11
8IJ(| \*H •*
11 *1**111 v
| it enable*
\ItPr\‘ 11AII 1V11TM l-l rr.N I •
%N, 1
•m m h or n in it trin v
* i %i * i-r t l - -111I* it To
i. .f|S w, *v
<i..|* tM
%l ink
t*• *11\ I
• 11* ri.ir*1 t■r »11
V 'llM M
' • s*
-i * *.
nf
June
mrrt|ii a I Ii a 111
I tit
U |«1. t| I'
K«i- It I* forth *!
> O.ir* h* |•>11*
k l->t I ,-orii#rn
n
. *•'
GRADUATION
PHOTOGRAPHS
i in
i im i 11
1hi ii
n
tIn
Are
Court'
inir>d e*td
■■f illegal
w »M
|i|cline
a
K O M K It T I*. ( ’0 \
PHOTOC,RAPIIF.lt
The Essex Studio
I Oft N
Park A i r
Phone 87fl
-•'>i 1 ' ■1"i •
I
f
'
HI A M X
|
EFFECTIVE
M A Y 16th
vt-ll's a n l i infliiiinri |'i"t., irtin
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1
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. - ■ 1 1 f - 1 I.
f kn a !■« 1 . ■
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I I I b:
III
,1 I U M .
M il
1942
1 M »K IIS H .> H l»
IN K
t II t 1
K IN D
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l l l N l l l l'|l I N H
In
t |M U
"IK
FR EE D E L IV E R Y
,
,
j
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I I I i n It \ M H M
"It
m
c it y
f1
ca 1
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' l ‘ll»> i M il- 1 i t i s s
l it
K:\i
i i
- ii in
mux; <u
LANKY’S DKIX; ST0KK
1
M i
REYNOLDS DRLG ( 0
.
MICKKYN IMIAKMACY
,
I
IU42
II r ged In
f-rid'Ci In
made b>
• M il f t i i u
Mr.
1
1 !
|-i i ai'flim I M "
f 1' - N •11 1
tnftla * i i r k r f * >, •*
l**»ld i 1
t r)lt|i|Ut#h an ■ "1 i M"eiri 1 f
......
|
lit 111 in | 1 till tlflfi nm» u
•i ' h i c i H u m i i t
Hi.
t i r . i 1• .
j»*r i l s n i n n i i PHY |"H
f ig*i-w'-1
1.
thr rn n fv rrn c r; atvl M r. II I. u ,.hln i(ln n H .'.l ...
Mr. and Mr*. Jo* D. Chtltendan a t Arlinylan. Va. an . A1W, *poh* on th* m*.*anr* <>t I S•wla*. M.s :•_> .1 I nil 111
Dr an.1 Mr*. l(iifhl*U. ml.iinna.
nounca tha marrlag* a t thvir
f bC .pUIpliAAl ul Uiw nw#Una<
r. Sarah Jaannatla, tn j k* hom* on futlouab lr™. thr-;
In ACtpuiini *l> trmk owners j
t
SHtlarr
T-rtnyo
iru u f| rn *T i,‘ 6h m
1h the new .-t.U i ■ • f ihr fIDT.
Mr*
Harold
Ramr*
from
Kn
day. May 1, 1(42, In A rllnf- Ting the ■•(♦4i i* ■<n nf *11 riv• !
j Irr^irl**. rhalrman of Spun.ml
truck ■ in 11n ii ig i>way* and1
tan.
, l.lfp tlrmip frr th* Slal* Tonf*. 1I , y dr IIVI lira 'ill 1 ■■-filrt* Im go
* ....... ful Achosk) •Ia v
(■it
The meeting v u open* I
„ il••
M m *11* 1 , 1*.
f•
A sen. Kill's
' ketirii *s | ll
in * ' 1. 1* t lift 1«| n . " III. I
th# deNothmal leti by Di W !* i .....d rstil.
\fwrtdee, Ur Nnltllll.
1
’
fit
■
1
»
nr
1
*11
f*
-i
1
*
1
*
1
*
II
Duhrman, who spoke on th«- ***th ««'*y. I l » ‘til
Hardy. ’ *.r win.. . 1 r . final . 11. , t.- B, ,t
Paalm, using the different nm MlnrtIt is mg f 10
II O . M «
1 >m *1 ,. i I . 1•M
latlcma
n*l* 3i
Harilv
11
l VI
•» ■
Mr. W A f’attishall U i
1 k 111 • 1 t \ 1|
■
■lale ireaauri-r. intrialurtKi th*
v, .
„ ' M ' ,V
,
" ,
1
District Becrelary, Mt*
'i
•
Wiggina of Ur Undo
Mt
Clark of Hanford *•• hsmi>|
I rucking Meeting Is;
District Usiier and Alt* I*<
ailed F » r Friday
1*-1 1 %\
1' 1 » ■
Nnrthrup nf DeJjinil * » • i>* - '
ii ' m
% i- v* i n *.
■ecrelary
‘ rl
...O! Iw'1 *' |
Thr Echoe* from th* Mla’r i «*.
- - !|•»1de-l
w( I •« 1 ii t ...... i 111
,1 (1 KSIISV II I i
Mn\
ferrnce held recently in Miami
occialf
lie
\ I'lo U
Trucking
ware given aa follow*. Mr*. Vkig k - •delation ha» m lln l a gene rat * 8*1 f i-iii 1n the 1*114 kill 1 i.4,i |
III
-•♦••1 T">
Hrltllll'iUa
- Mijhfk
fir* spoke op tha PrealtienC* me* i»* etlng o f nil lU metnliers and P*||.»
I'l a III
Uallhs
1.
. "It,. . •
**fa; Bishop Arthur Moor*'* noor. ha* rxtetubsl nn m iiln li n to all Mi#* ***(,. I wti.fl A 0*411 f-c ,t |
devotional* by Mrs. A. K Hlmr itiir'k ow tiers i'i, Florida anil %**« •r
T M » *#el|r- v ahall
lie
maker; Mr* Northrur *P"k'S. Ih G r..r». I- »ll- t..l Ihi. mart
.
of “ “
tn •-■ b.1.1 .1 thv (;.f.ryr
ctwhrr*
thi* tftrrl i»tg
ah
r S I 1*1 I i 4|I i II \\ Ml I-*!: Hit:
« 11• N • *13 %M* k I 11*111:KM I. NO
>.|•la
In 1
IL« h s ils i,
>a 1 ‘u
K*( *
■Ii* *f |i« the Mil
f
rat pH'1
R E L IN Q U IM 1 IM
i fuck
i*
\H
<ln
1 anti* i - to**.
t j*-i-l amt »||*|WMM
It- rffrcl |«I1 Jlilir
i ii %vt KWt
kS I 1 k H\ri TM
b ig i.tiHdi.ip*
*i|Oa*h
in *n n
sh.’-.ld
cases of pea*
*nr*. *pnk* nf h*r work and nf
th* n*<v***lty of all pvnpl* b.
romirtf "P rayln j Poopl*. *n that
thli work ran fo on and th* w*r
hr_ brought tn a cloa* by thr Sur
vlval of th* Right," Mr* Patti*
hall explained tha haw budget an-t
tailed on the Effklenry Aim
Mrs. Fofreit GaUhal
Tha meeting wai cln**<l hy an
Raymond Lundqulat V
Ini pi ration# I addrvaa, “ A Vl.iun
Betty Bua Hatcher . .
F H. l a m l t l i t ✓
of thy Teak Ahead" hy Mra. C.
Dietrich of Orlando.
All ware Invited Into th* ann*.
BRITISH CORVETTE SUNK
whar* luncheon » ! • aervrd cafe
teria atyla.
LONDON. Mey IS. (JfV-Tfce
Among thoae irgUtaring w *rr:
admiralty announced laat night N n . M. C. Wlggfna. Mr*. P C.
that the corvette Hollyhock bad Harrell, Mra. P. L. Moon, Mr*
keen *B)tk.
C. L Dietrich, Mr*. W. A. Pat
all from Orlando; Mr*
Leroy Northrop, Hr*. Hubert T*l
belt, Mr*. ‘ Arthur Borgh. Mr*
|N*
in
i i kt s ks r
| r e*|i|e*t<sd In im 11 «
it•31“i I *
iliictkitn to meet I he
i Purehaa Dig Intg .|initmi i«- .d 1
Floruia prinlucr Iht-Migb m m i 1
i ing center* *1 la* k*>*i*\ ilh m
Ur land , the
IJ1,,s1 1c t iio**ii
I
Mild w ill to n ln.We
un*
11- In ►
whenever pracfnisl
Mi j ' l i n ' i i
ipl^ t hr oug h riusi k- ' 'a
<*ti|i
of the taak ahead
HAYW -CHITTENDES
I i it , I N
%
.II ||%I %
a l l Ti HI
u n i"
llid M
in
* iit
"•» >•
f
,.*!*» I
H it
i
jryifistavv
t I Hi Hit I'eilt 1 a * 111 1
. ,*4it11
I'l'tt Id*
p* i i ncfuip*k* i»
1 inn » ..%
Th- 5|c(I.,m!I» i < hurth »• h— I S
* "it the
Mrs. H F* Mo'rri* and Mur*
ic( I dock.'
J tliitii
J M. Stinrciphvr have returne*! te*a to the Ur1and'< Bid
|va.. vi SStOfl
L E G A L NOTICES
tneetiikg
o
f
the
Wnman‘'
•»ii
1
||<I
*s
eek
*
r ».
from Miami, accompanied by their
l-iy rlpal
uf
Christian
Service
on
Wesine*dnv
]
rcirtl
ii.M
i.)
I.
h
I
a
k
mol her, Mr*, Clara Stamper, who
IV Til*, i n l I I I n l 1 II « i n 1 V I 1
bdlow
i • L red
i
has l»een »arl«u»ly III In the Jack morning. cb*ing with * cuvemi- The
J i i m *K.
a ft: w » v t*i i
♦ 11 1 v » i
ii tk mg
tli"h luncheaon at I 00 m' i Uk k
l *eorg®
del t' • k 1•’
*on' Memorial Hoapital there
•v %r n n r p *.ii*iin t
.
^
,1
♦ **1 t .
-1
da> * Ha*«
The aodilorium wa• dt-rnraleil i 1^’ ftOd
11
l- 1t "1
-'
1‘
apnilii* f , fit* VI VT T H 1 vv
Attend! In the (Vita Delta Del With |Mrgr iiStEkflii rtf rtllSnl fines ' * lertrudr
Ni'lmn.
■rti»(w1rMg<in*.
i!t* I|i||ifl1tl m
ta picnic Vbeing
. held at Durt’ rrt.
« v f*till It t 1 I
•Id f-1
1. • 1 1 | W M -VI
II '
glrntlnll
f#Vf f
f- «
mill •tfonlftlk
recreational Park In Dtl^ntl U> • liK?k
Ibiroetl,
day are (he Mi**r* Patty Hi»lir fertt
W
hit.
MleS-f trig F* A r»**t*
Thr purjRwr o f Ihr
Glailya Pippin, Suian Kirlley.
III
t m
< i irlntlr
.dllal A I , , , * 1•, ,1
In iiTaptre pregre*n-trm i
Martha
Wight
and
Wlnlfrr.1
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lit latiei
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Lovell.
in the work, and pfraeni aI V lS H U | dfl * « : U w i
IS I k
■Hllvrr I-ak* was the acenv on
Saturday night of a picnic and
■wimmlng party
A fter supper
• a> rooked outdoor* thr group
returned to the home of Mr and
Mr* Guy Wood for game* of
' bridge and monoply.
! Thoae enjoying the party
Mr and Mra J. W Allman. Mi
and Mr*. R. W. Prndargra**. Mr
and Mrs
J. C
lligrlna. Mr.
Hamilton 8 . Oven aha Mr. and
lira. Wood.
i i m i 11
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m imi i %
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ii
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I ja a n rm iw l bv i* l * r ■t «Bt * |W»f* •* J
h i r 'f . A ; 'v.
‘ r* ihr t r in y h e * m
- • « *»i \ n i\ i i m m n
n m l f*»r rui 111mi v • ■' ilia*
1 1 ,* *' ^ ^ ^
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lend te **r * i in;|. i * * m* to «
l < i'»a .
%,
j ItMJf
an
t**ttinuti-.i
|n him' mho I
| rases o f tiim aloe* .st..I [** non nntt
The Mii.ri Hetty and Sylvera
Strieker ami Mr* Irma liurdirkl
of Edg* Finn, VCl*r »rr the gueiit*
nf the Mi**r* Stnckri « hrothar l
in-law and *iit**r Mr ■*n<I Mr*.
M I* Cull urn
G r o u p E n jo y s P ic n ic
A n d S w im m in g P a r t y
i ii*.
t mi: m m h
j of rabbagY' and 0* 000 K.t, . f
I gra pefru it
In M an b wet. p n ' y
rhanesl 4,OOii i u ' i * » g*.- rdi •' ^
I 000 crates . anhf!-•«.■»
i .....
( l'»g " o f rutabaga* I “ nn
i
I of cur uni tier a. I 0*111 . ui> ■ I
li*h |h-rb
100 • m i l ' i f '. * ' i' •
I peT* ami 2 *100 im *?- ' • *■I -s'
Jn"r Sawyer Fl> *r Kno* snef Wlllimii
•'vrnlng. MUi Patty llnclge *ml
big H11 here iwt-nllv m
Tmf>h• A M l«
I David Gatchcl rntertainrvl with *
Thoae attriHlmg ill* aomual May] at the Riti 1 hr ah r in niinUier tug fun
Weiner mail for mamticrw »»f the Day •upf>ef and' mreling nf the1
GERMAN FACTORY STONED ea*1t i l the home of thr latter on Daytona Chapter (inr. 0 E H,
W rit Eighteenth Streri.
laat weak were Mr* J E CourMONTERREY. Mealcn, May 18.
The gucata rn>ojrd rrmating iftf, Mr* C 1. Hrwfttin. Mr and District Meeting Of
.No W hite Cases
(A7—A crowd of workara protest- waintn And marshmallow* and lira. Fordrr* Rui*«|| and Mi*a
W. S. C. S. Ih Held! On Docket Of
9 t tk» German sinking of the popping com In the outdoor gar* Joatphlna Mumon
eiican tanker Potrero Del Llano.
4.100
ill Ahtli
.1
’N
fni"hr!* nf carmi• Ja j non pH.n.i. j
Leo If, Echols left U«t week
for Bristol, Pa. where he ha* and rat irurfen in "Torrid Zone" at the Hn* lo m »r r «»
accepted a position
Hr eipeeta
.
The Tnwn*end Club w||| meet
F o r S r . P la y C a s t
e the f> u r l llou.e at H 00 P M
Mra. W ii Fleming w ill.p ie
Fallowing
the Rcrtlut
play*
aent her eiprmaton pupil* in a
recital at the South Side Primary ’■fkin't Take My Penny” which
of
School at 8.15 P.M
The public «a * pment^d on ihe
Seminole High ScImhiI on Friday
il Invito! to altvnd
• nil
potaliH**.
0,000
H.P00
hampers
aerie* of event* whirh will lead
Mr*. W E Willingham haa re*Mra. J. T Newby will direct up to the graduation eierrl.e* in
turned from Pariah vthfir the
y
tha aewing *e*»lnn for (hr Rrd J un#
haft been tnemling the }ia«t two
Croaa In the Woman’* Club in
week*, having been railed there
the afternoon
The public I* In
by the lline** of her rf eindmot her.
W e in e r R o a s t G i v e n
vited.
THURSDAY
t
1h * It * M I II %
lleiria In Ihc hnugl <
I'rtv lu fr IKing In inMiig M ir> h
and A p r il mcluih.l
nnn lnm .
1 rr» strin g tucaii*
1 1 *On . f « l. * (
Mr*. A R Ford h*^ left for
Dunncllon where *he will join
Mr. Ford tn make their futwre
mnmrn *'f |cl.., ,,f Seminole Rlgh*' Sc hold. home.
tha Epiacopal Church
entitle*!, “ O t n 'l Take My Prnnv".
0
WKIINKHI1AY
The dance v g i •jronaa rr*l by T7i®
MfddHa
Skf iamior choir of -the K ie l AmtieV Club with uaW lloftViftn* » Mr and Mr* 1 A\ . t
and children are mmlng frttm*
B lp lil A**rirrh will rrlJ?E foil,low - •• general chairman
#
their home in fiindrtvillr r*« their1
ing prayrr mrHinjg fin r#hm ris
Muak for riant ing « n fumUhnenf home nn 7HI MaifTMelm Aval*.
ed by the* Hofmann [l i e t r i r Her
The Social Department of the yfttm. . Cenlarinc the
lr
pman’a f'iub have it* annual the atage'decoration* was the' em
A r, Wllhnniw Irft (aat
break fa*t at the club at blem of the Antler Club in a
k for Savannah. Ga where
• ;0° A.M . For rraerration. call Ur¥, V fo r Victory, while the
»he plan* to vi*il fur m week
Mr*. W. A. Leavitt. 215 R
other decorations were symbolic
with her daughter. Mr* O W.
The Mrthodiil Junior Choir will of th* Antler order
Douglaa.
meet al 7:00 P.M. al the church.
The dance w ai the first in a
-
orange*
*"-<
l-«>
IN till' i III! I 11 i Olio, "I'TH
Jllitllll I IHI I IT IN **n
inn scmvitl-H Hl| 4TI ri *»-
I I; 1 II
#i i * \
nnler fro m Floiid.t * *-k’ » t.*i*t« m .i
fruit
gro w er'
'‘,|1 OiNi
hitinp*
string I m*nn*. **on . ml*-. . . lef ,
( *|t4 l
ll II N**<*\ I
.1 700 hushrU
' « p» I jt.ilrtlti* *
MITI* I »»» »*! M n
.
|
III
I
l » • MH M
J.t0(l lugs i*nuat**«L I |on <n
I*If |\M
'I •\
els nf English |»rn * I nnn , r <«r« *
MU
VI* I m i l l *
green
|W|»per*
I .‘ o»» K;*n |*« i
*•'*■• •1
'
’
x|i'«»t). 1.Utlti ham|** i - - ii
*
. hl*r % *fI *■*• *- * •*
Mtaa Jane S h i r h fi wa* the
weekend gue*l of fncrvU in Jaek
aonville
and Mr*
isi*
Iifnilt
gtnrldt
fianit a n>t
lb*
■*| .rtl I * ■nt
1il
For May. the •*»!•* 1*1r It* e #it*«
ii«fi hit* itfili’ittl >•( *-%)■«-• t- *
MU* Mirjnrtr Cnfhum »•
lir ,
B l.A N D lN t.
\Ui
FU*llde
I r m ih i -
ff
benefit tin g
great h
.sgam I hi*
Spring a" Camp Bin tiding * ijim
term astrr purchase* large au-i" i
title* o f the ■tale* P<inI j* i
b u rr Saturday iflrrm o n
In|| this week In Micun. («a
relailre*.
4Hl -.1 Itn i l l
« l i \ i \* <*|
Florida Farmers
Sell Protfuce To
Camp Blandin^
THREE
KOHMILLAT
ANDKKS0N
T0UCHT0N DRUG ( 0.
REMOVAL NOTICE
All
at
ODT Unlff Nil % frgAfris ” nvrr
l-’«r (lie fiurulion
I►
- FltAii Irtlrk ' Afld Fpf|uim *tl
• ih Irurks
i*r iimdri! l*nih
wmjfft.
•ifrr Order So rt rovrr* IdcmI
■Gllvcry irurks i I mile rsdlual
mill m|Lilrc* uni over nn# dcDvt*fy |»rp fUy «nd nn "p#cUI
■Miverica,
-tince dealer **le * ot all t . p e - I l l e r * and N L W A d d in , Maihlne. In Ibe geneial
puhlle h *»e been diwnnllniird • m i u I . i ir . a ll *|orr Pw our Im. o r** I* nn l.in jer
n *c *»*a rr,
T h e fe ln fe ne k*>e m.ned our eental repair and . e i . b r h «*ln e u In *
nvw ItKallon w here » e .an - r r . e »m m l n n e i . n r n b e lle , thin liefore
When Ibe
w »e I* ne*e Ji.u will find i>.
b*ik in * donn luwn J-eall,,,, rf,,|n, hualne** In the
■#T
H u m o r o u s A n H w e rs
G iv e n H y S o ld ie r s
With a good alocb of rent*! m*<bmr* and ■ heller r.|ui|ipe*l repair and aenlre *hnp
w* will rnnllnn* In repair *nd *er.ue all make* nl rtp earllen and Addin, M*
chine* and veil aupplle* for Ihr.e marblne* Me P ih I Nla, one hi Ih* tiv*i mechanic*
In thla lint, who ha* been In charge of 'Mir aer.br work foe m**j .ear* will rnnllna*
with at.
f'AM P lll.ANIHNG. May l«.
t^paclall
Soldier* at Camp
Mljndlng'* Induction Htatlnn have
"crnaldnal difflrulDr* In grading
Homer Smith. Mr*. E, 8. Feryu
Ih* literary 1** 1* which ar* rt*•
•on. Mra. Robert Allen, Mr*. W. *n each rvcrull on hi* Induction.
J. Rarknena, Mra. Elliabath HobFoe inatanc*, th* queattop "Can
her, Mra. X. E. Bumgarner from a man awlm 1,000 ml la* In ■
DaUndi Mra. B, B. lloUadr, day?" I* aomatlmaa aniwtrad
Mra. D. A. Paw. Mia. Geo. Cook, with, “ Ye*. Supermen." And the
Mra, Prank Andrian, Mra. L. I. titeeUon "Can fiah live out af
’, from New Smyrna i Mr*. waterf" •*■ an*w*r*d by
Same* and aen from ___
En-a.plring recruit with. "Yea, In a
I am) Mia. A. A. Moran
-------SfftA
W__
Tha acorar* war* ponied whan
Ut#n frwn tha San- they found tha quaation "What
does braakfaat begin w llht"
Dr
aweradtt "With
"W ith a bleaal
bit
bleaalngr." They
£ * V Mason, lira. * . W. rculdn-l
I acor*
score it
It a
aa wrong and
yet ft wianT asset
exactly right.
B.
"W h a t do aom* people drink
Blount, Mr*- In a W * e f coffee ff"^ dldii-t even
ute to
for one recruit
,.P««a
wh* Yjalckfy wrote In the aanrtr
W h ile * t cannot aril T jp e « r ile r * al prrnenl. we ar* In rnnalam luwcb " llt i th*
af Ik ewe machine* and If )<hi need ■ machine fo r b iila e w p u r p w i we
■flew ca* atnd yoa In a p rl.a ie uwnrr who ha* • machine for *al* and can legally
•ell |L We can talk u.ed A d d in , Marblnr*.
m .4
I
t f* f "nair' pfaca w lir be open for hn.lnru practically 14 hoar# a-da? and a phone
call at aay lima will bring ih* old bu* R> yonr doer.
r * fr " te ™ .
HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO.
V l i7
314 MsffnolU Are.
Mn.
Phora .44
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McLucas Reveal* FARMERS’ M ARKET
9-Game Football
Slate For Fed*
News
u ir o u m r * v a u u i'
M M KET
N iim u iM V i
r a m *m »
n W R T A M J I R lfO IIT
ml a l M w
U<*t A . a . Mar
tr.
Lack Of Experience
A grain W ill Plague
Seminole E l e v e n
ih *
r%mmm «t
rt«M D A
Editorial'Staff
U ». MU
raoD ccn
D E A . t l- lla llp r T r a A ir ir m . «rd
la I t e r ll.ss-l I t
n r r r * —i>o« u u » is r-ite n . iipr.
Don’t Tike My Penny!* The Senior
Class Play Is O a tsM o g SMfwg & H. a fcaaakfatgs
TAnnAUB—Taa. balk. H IM IT -M
C’AlinciTO—Das. Dan ISa-tt* Ha.
tip*. I.M-I.IS
C K U J Iir—Cralaa, Ord la fry
Hf
II *S-
C L IIlW Iin iA — Da IIpr. Ord la ftp.
ITS-LS*
r.aiii'i.Airr— nu llp r. Ord to fry
li.u -i.n . c r t itA JTcr. liss-x.**
c» i .
anArernuiT-Hot 6. a
fi n D a ft fl.l* . N*. I
- ltd *
b a it «LM
onANUEJ*— Hat U. A Catak R U
Halt 11.1*. Na I I I n Dan ti l l
P K rP K n *—Da
llpr. • ll.T t-lIt
l-ralta ord la ftp UU-e.Tt
POTATOI-JI— na llpr.
Had llllaa
il.ts.i.ts
HOI'a A II— lla llp r. Tallow r W k a .
II tt-I.SS. Ha llp r. Wklla. H I IM
TOM ATOKA—ia . l l Lk. CTalrt. Ord
la Icr 1100*1 U lo ts . llt a taa
ClllrTAOO:
1IAI1KKT IM U .
( ' l l ! retired « C A l.ir
ItsstV) Oormly »nd
Mv»-
Lost
essad5TS«BaSs?fisB«
Herrins J. Drown, Odham snrf
. T. Brown In ths lln*.
Me Luca a raid that s prediction
• no (ho showing o f reserve* and
• sswromors w u Just sboot IrapoulbU. "It look* Iks another
green team, and It U' hard U>
, say how w# will end up," ths
mentor itatsd. tn addition to ths
'/ snnual worries about tho strength
• of ths team, MeLueas also has
’ ths problem* of whether nlgU
games will bs allowed bjr ths
aoremment tnd also ths question
me rig as rsgtrds treniporatlon.
It Is not definitely knows If
Isami will bs allowsd
school
burara to maks trips a< they bsvs
■ dons In ths post. At ons Urns, ths
bus* w«r* ruled out far Ironsportation of boys engsgsd
In
sports set Iritis*. Howsvtr,
ths
Nstionel Federation
of
High
■ School Association
ha*
been
, working In sn attempt to sllow
ths Uss o f huae* by high school
. athistic team* This fitness is In
Uss with physical fitness and
other programs which commends
t'M ’ ltltiA. fair in I ond
J 4 JIM. . '
• . '. . . l l W H
■* - mostly
Ik do*.
t'n»« al. f»g fo i
l « dot.
I di>f
• I lir t ’INO
ha Brooklyn Dodgers swept a
uble-header with ths t'hlrago
lbs yesterday, Uklng ths nlgbt-
V tt-I M
2 X1-1 13
f#w
13*141
t it
ID IN T
ISKOtlMA-
Tin* run rniDAT, uar n. tsss
OVIIIHO- IV HI Its DA 1.13 alU-TIOMS:
Manilas. mn-lerat*. Uood wire Is.
qwlry. Males f. o. I> .kipping palai
and dallearad aalaa. ahlppln* point
koala. (Inlden llasrf. demand s i*°d
market etronsar. Wlda raace Is
quality and rondltlnn, soma ordi
nary is fair. !• « dak. It U I.T L
m otile ei.es-1.as; e do*. ii.u - i *#.
mostly il tt-I M; S Sos. il c*-l t*.
League Standing
HATIOWAL L E A G in
W L M .
W la M Ilr'klpn H I TU IM U
II II IM
I lotto a IT 11 U1 Cl aHo.
M in i!
Fltta*
111! .139 rkteago 14 11 4IS
H. T.
Brooks Increase Lead
With Two TrihmpKs
IHtOOKLyN,
H ay
18— —
•,"LS*
lair
IIII .km rhlUL.
HtmmUm \Mlsrdar
9 13.111
The Returns Are In
Another primary in Florid* ha* been completed. Th.returns Indicate that the voters of thi* state do not believe
in “Switching horses In mid-stream." The Congressional
race* proved to be by far the most Interesting political
battles of the state.
The state went to the polls on lfay 6. May S found
Florida represented by the same five congressmen it had
in Washington two years ago. However, Representative
R, A. “Lea" Green of the Second District went back to
Congress as a Congressman-at-large. He vacated hia seal
from the Second District in order to seek the newty-creaied
congressman-at-large post.
Rep. Green won a decisive
victory over H. Earnest Overstreet of Miami and two other
candipsteai,• '
. - *
' '1
The Sesona District's ^representative p t »r warf* led
open by the ambition of Green. The primary result* placed
Duval County's Supervisor of Registration Emory II. P i i and James G. Cary, former chairman of the Board of
County Commissioners in Duval, in the runoff for Crecti'.i
ee*t.
.
Gaining easy victories were Representatives Joe Hen
dricks (Fifth). A. Patrick Cannon (Fourth), and Bob SJUta
(Third). J. Hardin Peterson of the First District was un
opposed.
. „
Both railroad commisslonera— Jerry W. Carter and
Eugene 8- Matthews— won sweeping victories. Carter won
over a field of four opponent* while Matthews outlasted
two.
Tho retirement of Justice James Bryan Whitfield from
Florida State Supreme Court called for a replacement on
the atate’a highest bench. Circuit Judge II. 1- (Tom) Be
hring walked away with this post in a contest with Thr»
T. Turnbull, chairman of the Democratic Party in Florida.
The State Legislature contest* showed a general re
adjustment in the membership of the Senate and the House
— by Edward Marshall
«y 1SABC1A
Senior Group Does
Tri Hi-Y Holds
Sugarless Cooking
Convention Here
■ t. leoula 1*1, Now York 1-t
Ckleago 9-9. Drooktyn 9*#.
I.'Im U m II 9. lioatuH 9 (isfwad
The Tri-IH-Y. forepoeed wf
Winter Park. OrUndo, and Raw!*■ ••adotph I% ford chapter* hart l hair annual
mealing her* tn the 8. II. 8. au
ditorium last Taesdsjr night. Mhm
Karlina Kelly, president of the
Hanford club presided ever the
ie> i n W ith .
n il ia* buslnrea sasiton of the convent Ua.
Mias Max In* Wagwar of Winter
r tie .M ir h ll
i i m .u i
t i l t lie at. u
it is .in
'
Psrfc rrwd' th*
mlInula* of th*
tl ti tle c k lra go II It .1*1
Ust mealing which was held ia
a Malta t n t n d a y
gam#* p^a(pd>oa<1|.
f*te».h.rrr h
1.4.
t-i
N, T
f leas
tslislt
Hoalsn
,
NSW Tork I I, Su Lamia I t.
Daaias I, Hatrall *.
rtrlladslykls l-L ClsrsUaS 1-1
WlnUr Part.
It wsi decidad that there would
h« sn effort of th* ( M s Is l»stigats HI-Y Chibs ia Kortb sad
Mount Dors. There was thsa
a general diseatsion eeacsrehy
I th* various- scthUisa ad the dif
• daring Uk* year,
ferent eha;
hear followed Ih*
buslnrea isaeian after whkh ev
sn as an Inftsldsr before he ery club returned hesee with new
turned pitcher, blsstsd a Urrifie Ideas and associations.
Next year Ih* Chnvewtlcn will
blow over th* SSO-foot isftfisld
wall with s mat* on bass Is th* be held in Orlande with, provided
fourth Inning to ll* th* seors tad they era rucrreiful. the new
turn the tide of th* gam*.
Chapters.
Tobin was th* spectator yester
day st the bore* run pared* for
Bucky Walters Steals Jim Tobin’s
Thunder As Cincinnati Downs Braves
ffc-ajjfr.. ' .* >;_ ,L «- VJ
BOSTON.
May
crowd of to,000 rani
Jbi Tobin hltm haw
SOUTH SIDE N E W S
WSI
tin g le
shortsteo fat
Vocational School
'seat spewed
It flout.
Classified Advertisements
JUtNT—4
ret
M tfpUonvill*.
WHO’S W HO
r Bland at aiitsr Unael* tfUur]
•a be a a r t t th*** a » LbCV.j
rUah will hrcgStwn
tags?? row a r-~l Ituian'
r a n t UUOCX dheut Irv;
Akaaal giary mta *su
M t tlk» ■atn nrycla mi & . \ \ \
n 9Sikol in frt-nt mC LS-J
Ltes-a s n t a r
AT >■ mr iw.
vtaerviv'
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MS T b . r r W k U
Bwwrt.
let
your
�make ;
EVERY
PA Y DAY
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFO RD
H ERALD .
TUESD AY.
M AY
19.
M em ber A m w U lr d
1912.
P rrw
to ReasSm ash Through Waves Of Nazis
AEF In Ireland O il Kh&rkoV Front To Gain 30 Miles
A E F I1EAIHJUAKTEtlS, North
ern IriU & l, U*> IS. (AS—ShipM
i f l i t .hiplnad « f A (w r ifin
U M fi
r-nuippcd f«r
ftffefoirr
- t h n u u n li « f them irltV
tank* and » r t i W f f y - h » v t •rrive-l
I k N «n h IrrUnd in m n fw re Ih*
a tv t«d j Lie I ’ nilfd Sutra fnrrr
IV
i Hemity
«f
tbr In aV t
• » 4 i a W 4 to day a t a W h ite
ln a «
i i J i asyniy
»L
a lir i
|0fficers In 4
I Legion Groups
A re Installed
Tank-led C o u n t e r blows lty Hermans
Are Crushed Along
•it) Mile Wide Area
American Suh Brings Homo the Holden Huron
LISIION, Mi) 10. (AIM—
Hrlin-rtl Unitrd Slftt^w ror*
ri 'P<iru)riiU. able to talk for
the fir* I time, mid Unitnl
Stair* intrrnes are fed in*
Auffirlrntli but Mill fared
Kriler than the German". One
reported Germany's army in
orrtiplcd
France
probably
number* h fla rrn 400.000 ami
(000,000 men and are mare
artitr fuy« than |l apy time
•im V .lb e Cnminetyje jkiml#—
lire iV o | r ir i agt».
The
N im
Ir r
rrp«rle«l
hutr hr rnif li«r**.Vk Iii a told
feeding them tra in s abd pn*
talfie* and killing r ilr e a lo
f i n r n e milk.
Smith Heads Post;
Auxiliary L e a d e r
Is Mrs. C. W. Isbil
F u f ft for a
ihetr figHt*
m f m-w caaae w e r a« p i d i r m * wire*, umt an I daughters itsgrJ
imprea*lro mc-etmj
ika^iatm ha Britain mmuted far a ibeir mod
teraad front aytinM Gronnnjr on nf the year at the quadruple In*
limitation
nf
nffirrra
of the
Campbell lemming post, the Wo-*
Thr*to laooed remlwl t roups
Jawppkt an array of power r - "Kti** Auxiliary, Jhr 5km* of
aud. I ha- jfll^me A u itU gry
fhany U a t »
equiparnt
^tbirh t<**»L plat »• I**.! nirb\ al Ih*
■®54i» a flhn of tian-ptifis ami
(it in fi II >t
vwpplf ship* almo i « « r a »t as
K*iw«n i . |Nrail Bmilh w it ini'*:
liar targewt room y* nf the Iasi
Called a* i*vmm*ndrr nf the post
by Harry her I linger nf OrlatwVb
T V y aver* p fr c n W by other
Seventh
lh » tiir i 4 miunondfr;
f«innstable m titin fn ii< which ar Mr* C, W. Isbil Miiimrd th#
rived le ta te a Ute January and Auxiliary
pro* idenllal
position
rarly MarrK
aatth Mrt, Frank Unullrv, State
k rtafarr m a o t of the rapidly president aeiin/ aa Installing ®X*
expand me A mcr*ran g ifr iia a fwl- firer. Sidney Hit Haul, Jr., arms
l ei f d rkwr|| the arrival r f ad* inducted a* Captain of the S A L ;
Tamer units of a Canadian armor ami Jo) ee Steele beeamr rhalfe l drvisJMW and thoi*ands more man *f the junior woman’s group.
aarat whtdk the [Wminion It cn»Follow in y
the
formal
rrf»*
tr iV tin c t* the great land and lOfinie*. which were attended by
a k forre the t ile * are marshal I inward Rnwtmi. Slate adjutant,
How ti.n, and several
hag for liberal mo of Fur* pc irrnl and Mr*
other m d ^ flo w n legion rut l rex,
informality was the theme at
congratulatory mr»*nrfs were eg.
oeerrrnwdeit the Hut, |iar|cKi!( uf
refreshment* pruvWnl by the AuJt*
lliary, who al*u filleti the meet
ing place with flowers
Compliment* wrrr paid Joel SField, who entered the select
group of past commanders of the
peat, and Mrs. J. W. Ihiniel, r h
lirlng president ofthe Auxiliary.
Mr. Smith, who la active In clfie
affairs and a member of I^Mt
Lrgion for many years took bla
oath of office with the ftdlowlRg
peat officers:
Forrest GaL-heU
ill*
v * * * r l« iM
P rr*tl
The Itijr Itunnimi ilrivc on
K h iirk n v •*wt-nt fo rtv n n l
In III tmlt’ -* ( •wiity >>n a
mil**
vs nit-
fro n t,
30
GO
rru ithing
la n k I. il (n -rn iu ii r «a in tp r-»tta i k'V a in l u i|>int! <>i i ( N a z i
}>aitirhtit,. i r n .1 1 Tin* S o v
iet - if| «> r tn l Iti.-iu in shock
« » •- >i" . 1 1 1
'I 'l i iikuit; ont-my
r.*-t -1..lit i a- vv its i*h nf (,ormi i *1 u * tv i
f ubd i**
the
t'-’w r f I - m <i i*.
T lie tiervnaty
liia.li i**m*i nn.l * 14«i•i*i 11 the tle’iHHi rinii nf 117 Ku-r-un tjinks fin
t1
K iiit k v fi.uii inni t he re-
I -I i.g »• >* ill .*»* at I at k *
t
Up*11- 11 it i*iru d Itu**ixn
r* * m i - fiiriti itir i *». ra*i|% have
Ittgrht under the no«r« nf Jap guna an Amerirnti tub
t .1 rugI.lor with a rargil nf ami aircraft abell* t d h»nd*^l
-ecunties from I'hilippme hank*
Thi* phot..
ilu •
warship that brought il t.i ihr 1’ H
Lieut • <■ m i ntnl
Hen irr Cmss, and hi* tf f uer* mid men lb- > ■* Mm
-ir ffevie I Si*s m t rr*i*tanre *ti the
h«
U prinn*iila. ,p*’» the Germans
• UM-ed itu* rninplrtr drstruc• i -u - f the in*! rrm mtnl" nf th®
K.i- h *h ft iuh i ^ i*
Check On Use Of
Pfct-Un Trucks
topi astir W. J. lUeiX,
ngsmi d, Mvoml sic*'
W. I*. Thorne of Lab*
tl vice
rommandrr,
. finance officer; K* *
[ft, Jr., chaplain. Fail
bis lo m n
*n.| A ll'.'.. J
.
H jr iR t . Tl*
—
f w r U lt«r l x-,ionn■Irr. wrrr n.riffle d . With lh » trlrrlion of Mi
WATOTNCTON. M » I*—(AS— Smith, Ur. (ialrh rl m l Mr II,.t
k j u th* Ou t ® lop mrn for ih
rtuuliw jrr»r, the port look on
• drrid—Jly N a n i Hm.'-phrrr. •• d<
•II Ihrrr »rr-rrd In the I'n lln i M
SU »r« N »»y
during the f.r-i JJ
World War.
K
Other o ffir rr * In.lallnl ... it,, o
Auilliarjr bral.lr, Ihr prr.ttl*-.,. | r,
Inrrriveft mere tin . ( . M Kloarr., ...
ih
pmkW tit; U r. V . I . Ir»in . .o,
it
rrtary; Mr* K ( ’ . Hir|mr, ir r . , ^
virrr; Ur*. ()
K White, .h .t „ (
Uln; U r. T I . SuDIran. hl-tor .
iaii; and Ur*. J. W. Daniel *r. I (h
Nr*. A. L. Uarinrau, ler^rani
q
at-arm*.
Taklntr the oath* of
n
a k a z With Capt. RiOu.nl In th.
SA I, *rra B ill* Robnoltr, * , ! j . . .
laat; Crorre Bprrr, f|r»t llru
traanl; Bobo U rro, trroml He.
• m a t ; CUtraeo Dooaldaaa, rhap l .
tala; 74 « a M . Whlta, historian . I
Prices Of Canned
Vegetables Wi l l
Have Top, Bottom
C ontractors For
N avy Base i e t Up
Downtown Office
1*1i i i p l< i> m t * n t
Is
l !\ -
p e e te d
To
St ar l
A t bi f i d T om orro w
rapidly
ap-
Mu Ltd ur iii> t .i\iilry, eharg"•p v%ddl> a . r> - n (».‘ f*t»»<in bridge
I'Midr
«nd» t N u l l a r t i l l e r y fire, re-
*w-|»* i rd A 'InigM tnhabitnl
\o -
r«m v#l,‘ on the khnrkov front Id
ft ' !■ iilm 11hn*f I Ibe rfinUnut K u-ian iidutuT. the army
I" i f -
It'd
S ta r ,
n po rte d
t'^tay
« 'Mt.-rn fi|diiuig i Mil timed on
. i I« i ti * nit of the Kerch
t ' ittn-Mibi.
ih*
htgh
nimmand
1
Novi t in d ite rv di paichri said
Ho I•it H U btfi.re Kharkuv warn
MtHik'
mi III
steadily
mounting
I iM.a it y,
itgMumd
11*
wett aa ill
tG
in*
Th#* to-im iifu, stm g*
(Aiii,' i|i <|D inti lv ti* *he*k t no
I- -t Vtni\ ndk him * w» re irp o fti do.iw ih ,. in iit.-ir and rimfw
i ■I-1
,,ti.t . TiUie-t m i- e '.1 ry inch
■ii•i i 11 i(.
t
Kharkov
) *i i .fid . i v a *1 graveyard
* . MI'l
. Ml .1 • d
VI hlclts
* i i>i tin* 'li-ifi milk** she lift.
** i *•
an-l nut).tank
rifle*,
■r'
h *-pi!.* Gir limn m i ml reinforce*
it,• nt hurri«*d in the
Kharkov
lim it, tin* Urd S1r F *m e was paid
l*i dninMiiiie the air, leaving |hit
f ol d dot test with d " n m d Heater*
-it'iinH**
Junki'rs mid lle ln k fl*.
V Vtiii■lint JS* inemi Tim oihenI ' .-ff M*m- f imittffil ..nt Its firtt
«■ .1
Ins til in y was
rejKM trtl
• . .in *m .*ti Kharkov a)ofi*f *
;«■ .ml.an
-ii'Mtimg
ahead
"
,*f. . nr.brd ll'ddn and hum*
a i‘ a i ri •1 German dc*
■'
ii -1 i
f i . *hI v -1rengthen
• i
t . nr r tv »d * f Mir ami mu-
n serves
L.'.l
i
artnv
tlispalihev
-tiffin in g
eciflCfHfd
realftl*
have
I'.iAed down the Soviet ilrive, bol
aid the Hussions Mill held the
in ilia live every w he rr down to tha
• tnnllrtl imlividuul aeekor.
*
,mhi
President
CHICAGO, May 1», C O -A m .
H is Salary erlcmn farmer* will have la otitain help from cllka and high
May 1*-<*>1— •ebook and ■ pat >11 available
It Kit S’ . May IW. IAS I h r llnl
inn
ileinanilrd tcrnt.iry from
K.n.u-e In.I night In the •tn...|{r-1 1 r f rn• ■.,] In.lateil Ihnt the
tran.fi-r l*e made Immmliatelj',
ri-ffanilr.. nf th# lenylh nn.l outri.ine nf ihr tear.
The InaUtenee o f the KaaeUt
r r n a a , the flrxinye.t alnee
W. yraakktti, and horn to work, Acrkaltaral AdluatairT.1 AdmlnlatraUon ehalrman
tram tha <8 BlaUa war* told yettorday.
Edward White, Arkanaai eotton
planter who aerrea aa aiatitant
chief o f tho AA A , made Iboae
prodktiona at a renfereneo called
to cooalder plane far odlsetlnt
r
rd the armlatlee nearly two yean
■irf-
Minimum, W age
whii h
lirm ian
np'peaird
lo
Leo Butncr Is
i Named President
Of Farm Bureau
Farmers Will Need
Student Laborers
on Choppers Ask
**f
(Special)—BH*. Gen. Vivian C*lIIna dlaekaod that Florkl* volun
teer* far tha armed aervieee alneo
the aeleetlva aanie* profram went
late effect have outnumbered *«leeteea by three ta two.
Oallina axplautad that psbllca-
Uoa of tha exact number waa not
panaiaalhl*.
-p
- -
,
T h « prraa campalyn threw wide
open the q Ufa lion o f r t e ir e let*
val'a e ffo rt# to b rin r Franco Into
fu ll cooperation with tha Axle.
It revealed Italy1# Impallenco to
have h er ahara In tho w a r rain#
aa a rew ard fo r joining Germ any
in the con flict and It Indknted
that G erm any had not r iv e n In
to Italian c la im .
Colombia h>i 1fit
coaatUn* on the Pi
100 on th* Atlantic.
I n i llutnrr hai been nimad
pn-.Mml of the rrrrnlly o rf*n «
Itr .1 firnilnole ( ‘ounly Farm Bu*
m u by It* *rvrn-man Hoard o f
Direr Irr*. (’ minty Aeent C. B.
It. wean ■l*lnl yeiter.lay aftafnn...., Olhrr offlrart .elected war*
Tim T k liem a of Orkdo, * k «
nrr.l.trnt; R. A. King, »ocr*taryj
llet.ry Thuntnn, treaiurar; ami
J. ('. Ijin k r, ehalrman o f
tfca
mmlltea.
Publicity ____________
Tit# btterau, which waa organDel about a month ago, la a unit
of tha Florida
Farm
B r i* * ■*SW. ‘ " W " alfUTkled w ith
the
American Farm Federation. T V *
Eurpoae
■ke an
ilonal
o f t f « arranlaaUon la W
a c tlr s Inleraat In a ll nale g lila llo n
p erta la la g
W
^T h a ^bu ra att now ha* o v e r N
member* In tha county, and H H
hoped th a t th i* number w in ha Ifttrea^ed when ..the m urt. a u t t f
•-fk ta
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1 East Coast Ball
Lood Will Fold
3 Homers In Tih
•■
BING LB BARREL lt-g u tg o ahot
• g u n 11.00, rood condition. A p
S T a t IM V 1BU» BL
NEW TIRES A RECAPA—14
’ The three-year-oId learo a wa
hampered by a ban on n lr h t baat
ball In fna»t*l rltlearrarsd face
•• W. *tll
COLLEGE KWLUTED H JW flM r^
WASHINGTON, KWr U , ' « V .
T h t creation o f an A m y KnlUttd Raytnro Corpa fo r O d l t n
atodooU w n n „M y « M
sealerday by th t W ar DvpartmanL
K d iil-I.A N T — llu l l p r O r t . I« tr y
tl.ta -t.M - l •-* !.« F a t . - - l i t * .
IN
I J R A I t T l l l r i T — H oi U. 0. COmk.
f r i t R a n l i : i t ■N# i l i t * B a n
tl.M
■ II.n
ii.ee-i.ti
AQl-AAII — Hu l l p r T a llo w C rook*.
I I .M .t M
T V M A T m s - M - i i lb. C r a t . u
OH
la fr» . I i aa t II, l . u n l i . a a - i .i t
I t lb. C o rto n a II.I*.
SEATONE, Oranf
NIC
EC
calf—Must
aoati
toOW
be and
appreciated.
Rt. b1o.
Boa lit, Beardall Ava. BanE. C. O olaoB ._________
nf wlldnaaa th*l htlpad
tho
Dodgtra score all their run* In
I h a f l n t four frames and flnrity
brought big Paul Derringer to
the mound in a relief rola.
4-room atuccu house,
By PAUL ROBINSON
NTVOU 80fiAiCNG |J
4
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dfl WlNTONTANSYXf
S iP f a E - u
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WILL B S
THETIE/I
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sp eci a l po c [ X
TONIfl
V 'A s n ^t t h a t Yo o n s ' —
'HWWAEOWINOY who
To o l ETTA TOTHfi' rur—
CANCS f FUNNY, |—
H ate NOT w
I WONDfifS IP H S S U P T O
JONSTT2ICK-Oft KAYBE
---- 7??tn INtoo
•(//] SUSP,CIOUS/
TABLE SUPPLY SPRING FOOD SALE!
Irn
i*.
ion
ci.
Do NOT tear yea anger atamp o at
of year b o o k , that H our | t h H - l h
eager per peraon per, week, aad-took a t
oor low price!
SUGAR ............... lb. 6Vic
119 West First Street ............. Sanford
Prices Good Thru Saturday, May 16
BROILERS 2 for 6 3 c
I ' l l K t u r a h 1 . N tw T t r k I.
C ln r ln a a ll t. I l r t t k ly n
4.
i t i l c a - t. Ilt it o n t.
at. Lo u ie I. I'k ll.O .I p k la h
r
i* > .
• i »»>m
mw. ii
BRING US YOUR RATION BOOK1
T h k week we h a r t a fonr-page aetUon af
boom lag bargain*. , J f you did oat aeo II.
aak au fo r our "SUING FOOD SALE" m c Uou.
There are hundred* of bargalas. . a w re try day pricoo era lower ta d (jut aptckle a r t rad-hot!
w u r»c.
w t. pkt.
i t t .m a t. U
IIII 404
m i n i x. v.
H i i ,«ii
H ll iJU hlf.ao I I U .til
a u .t e t iiiii.
i ii*.i n
Ki , 4Hi T ttle H tr
i r t a t t a . i I.
III! i N l l l l r u o
it it ,ii*
7 II l*»
I t y a t l l. i H l f i t a *
W.W f o r k t l.'lc t tla n d TT - “
I M 1 « n t. C k lc a c t *1 I l f Int lt a a l.
T V a .k ta e to n I. I X I r t l t a
in d l it c l p h l a K . Dt. L o t i* tv
LEGALN0TICES
aiffun
»«■
w**" or„ |Arrt-iraTton
nxxu
Steak or
R oast l
J tA W iR W V W
MIII'PINO POINT INronMATION poll TUKftUAY. MAT II.
I*fl tJVIKIMl.WHIHAbALJS IBCTHINK: llaullag • fftJrlf heavy
Ieight wlr* IrMiuIry, Hals* of t* o
te IndUldurlly wiihfil and pr*
rtaol»d (JoMift llu rl. dtfniftd »*ry
II * h I, marlK«l ttMuSf, so ms oril*
m r j to fair riusllty and condlliott
1-4 (Jot. |l 11 1 4® • dog. fl.It-M i.
mo.Ur f l l S - l l l . • dot 1140-ltt,
moslly II.KS-I It; It dos. —NX*.
H l.n , mtMily II
Pascal, Ka
ma ml llglil.
n«arli#4
firm, all
■(■•a h.arjr t o l.rga, ll.tf-l.Tl
PuttNillm |S* Kira. Many sfctyfn*nt« r»1l#d unsold.
I Jn4 ANULI^Ji tlim tlC T : t>s
miltd ti f t n la supplf,
marlist
iirn n itr Psllvsrsd
shlpftliig
point basis and hbIu f, n. b, ship
ping point, Pascal. M% or mars
It. h N o . I uuslliy. Indlvldvally
was Ksd. IT era its. (rlm insd laps.
H do. | I ! 1 J P 14“ em its
-1H Kos. IX tt rub rratss, M H
•las. 11.6. Alt (oy lea saira. H
‘f l u , t Inch* S dot, erats washui
ll t t .
Hr truck nuns.
L o III U A , SMBS fa ir Q u a llls
1-4 doa
17
tmw
l - l t 4oa
I I
Pas-raL m - l do a
4 dos.
Hid croics, Ooldsn Ifoart.
1-4 aad l - l t dot.
i das,
CAI,ir., Paocal. IT erais«
fH -l dot.
i
16
‘.'-'m i'/, mr 'tffiea »"« h»* maja
l,races tka
tliU rty to
K i r /ta la
Bag JfW
rollowla* djacrlbH
Hi* r f tu .tr t f »«mt'
-I Etartd;. ra-wllt
cor ol BW1-* ••*-
II.n Ii. T tw nakla Ik b0" 1*!;
Ita.a* Jk * M t
*
lefc K 1* efc ■ a .tl ck W I*
to k*a A ntvi-r of ( k ii- i
NWl-l DtalkB *1. Township
II Hoirth lland* II Kail- *1
Tm at**a-ni*ni of lh . Mid prt..My und*r lha uM
L i N waa In the nam* of A M.
ll*UtJIt** Mld e*rtlflcai* *haU be
,.d.*m*d arcordl.d It law, in.
pioparty daecrlhtd Iharala will k.
w.l/ 1 0 ik t hlck«.l hlddtr •< ‘ha
c u r l hou»« door oa I h* (I rot M"i'O.y In Ike monlk of Jun*. Ikjt.
whirl* la tka l*i day of Junt. IMS|rated Ihk >klh day of AprlL
h
" "
tt
I*. IIB H N D O K
"
Clerk Circuit r t r r l . a*alntia Cot nil. vifrtda.
IOfflel*l Deal I
n cy n ca o r A rru c A T io n r o «
TAX DXXU
r H iP T x a lTier *r taaa
NOTtCR Id IIWtkaiT OIVBN. TJal
HarTty V l-nt katder of
Tea
C trtllk att No. H I. tee*H lk« krd
Car af Atgam A. D. tklX. has
rilsd Mini In my office sad has
mads ayylicalloa for ft l»* 6sod
to hft Issasd thsrsoa. Iftld csrtilleats kwkreeee the falltw lay i f .
• f r ib a T w r a a r tf la ! • * u
Wieners....
lb
25c
*
. i --rilH lIift M
F eet.....lb 12^0
Itrfc
lb,
Sirloin Steak lb. 29c Beef Stew lb,
T ender a ro u n d
T .td .r
B tk r
Baby Beef lb. 23c Liver
»w l
lb.
THE602YICS
fa r*
4 ( .*
XX,
r a a r a l. 1-4 due
• -If due
i mit
s i»-t
lb 19c
Sausage
..
lb 23c
L A R D ......... 2 lb s ........ y 35c
Cheese
NECKBONES
SMOKED SAUSAGE
**t».r aeku
>,
BEEF BRAINS ......
L ttu . M-utv
SPARE BIB ENDS
PERFECT BISCUIT
PORK LI VIfft. Sliced . 1 1
HiTk F KIDNKYH ......... I n
deal
.
3 lbs . . 25c
I A v
IMr
B art O t t t i n
Soap 3 for 13c
riU ll ABM
Tobacco tin 10c
Wddorf 3 rollsl3c
k trla # [ W t U
Pins 3 doz. 14c
TOMATOES 3 no. 2
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loeofif28DirjM
tha boat plana In, w ort In ( lo ti
claaaci It aapartad to I ta r t bum
r-lng. n t r t or* a few i » a » '
t i n > both n ljh t end day cUaara.
T ht prHtnploTMt'nt ck t* .
D:fO- A .-M . U - 4:00 IV M-. I*
opan u « y o « o Whji wltbaa to
*ntor. T h n r a m HO nuaHfWaOonv Tht Bupnlrmvntery tltaa.
7:0f, P. V- t" 0:10 P. M- k *0*"
(a an m o t who can flatllfy a t ■
canton tar. wood
«*M»el
mailt-, or boat bolldor, r ith tr emplovod now • aa aucb or Urnoor«Hly ontm ploytd. Tbeaa n ltb t
claaaat am »" tb o rt th at an yonw ortlnf ahoold b» abta to ettanT
and I-a rt m m alhlnf of ooa Of
r>u- rltal dcfanaa Induttrio*.
Th-re ara a ftw n e a n rta a In
K A T ton AL LBAULM
COME IN” Sooner
By th« Aid of Kawapepa#
A D V E R T IS IN C . • 1
lrmprw.nl, bald bach b * ™ -* " *
i h . U r t «f th— pUne. With
Leaarue Standing:
JAPS STAGE RIOT
VANCOUVER, fl. r... H ay U .
I/P)—Ja p a n e to uiu k r d etention al
the Im m igration building here
4D FLOOR unfurtikbod Apt. • ta r-d a riotou* llrm onatnittcn
Mn. Nobk, 616 Myrtle Ate.
y e ate n k y , (m eshing window* or
the d ip p e r flo o r on w hich they
a re hrid and turning a firehose
on people In th a ilro e l below.
YOUR “SHIP w a x
H. O a k 1 I n
I IIU
M ap.
I T . I T K I l l — llu
llp r
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<’r a l> ., m d I t lay I I . N . I . N
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HAVE YOUR watch n p itra d by
one who really knowi how
Brigga. Jtw tler M antilla I t-
No. )04ln»-4r«re pot op-
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CLTD M U IriU k— Da llp r .
O rd.
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Altendanea waa off
in til
ritlet except Miami and Miami
Beach, and only the director* of
thoae two elubt Toted yciterdey
to keep tryln*.
Alt duba except DeLand were
rvpreaenled a t tha teaalon, »nd
John Grnxal of Orlando eaat DtLand’a pror.Y rote for following
the Florida Btata Iwayua to the
slddlnaa.
The dlractora decided th at the
d u b a t the top of the aU ndinet
• fter float ram ea today will hi
deck red champion. .Orlando held
a ont-ram a edge over
Miami
Beach a fte r Tuetdiy n lg h t’a enyatem rnta.
Tha reek ed adicihiln for clotIn , day will briny Miami Beach
ONE-ROOM
houte
for tal,> to
Miami for two y tm ra . Watt
13.600 ca»h. 400 W. 13th 8 t. Palm Beach to T a r t Pierce for
two, and DcLanq to Orlando for
n i
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r io o u tl .
UK A NO— lilt l l p r T a a d t g r s t a . m r d
h>aln u aaon u uto 7>Un* errtr*.
in I l H f II .H I M
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1*4 llp r W ort in tbaao doaoo* kao be**
llllA N I Iia i— I k . l H.
in n
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No
day a one hit pitching performance
by Gent Thorn peon of tho Cincin
nati Rada.
Tho yrteran dalkerod an effectlro two-hltter and retired the
Rada In lucreatlon In . tho U tt
xix Irmlnyt to achieve a . 4-0 ihutout for hit fourth trium ph of ih t
ataton.
Johnny Vandcr Meer, who had
won hk k i t i t r r t without IxauIng . tingle bate on balk, made
up for It yritarday w ith .a tpell
MO t a M M
«d ITW OI p o w to and tha ktald
rvtalnad M 4 4 » T a t o u t M l U r
613 Nc. 1 1 -1 c&nM and 1 T,*IJ
B a r 14.
frr m » »
dlttaaaa- ItU p h o a eonvaraation—
W government pi
and c trtlfk a
importation- paid"
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hundkd *70.360 pooada «f pm*.
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^
Tobin,
Ih t v t lt r a n r ljh lh a n d tr,
• h it ft r» w . m ajo r league hom t*
^ l}mla
Lombardi
fa re
the
Bravaa tb rlr flrat round by d u b blny n fo u r-b a n rr In tha fourth
tnnbw and Eddie Killer claaraJ
the canter field wall wllh two
m
ta e m iu d d
• I w i n t # I# IM I A.
Sets New Record For
Pitchers As Cubs
Are Beaten. 6-5
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■M r " '' y a ita r d a y - b r bleating out- th rto
Jfsfi'c eaw am U ra circuit drier# for a
■’B y - .ra ta l of. f o x , ra n i whIU .hurling
[£[: ' the Botton Rravet to a A.3 vleT l ! ’- lory o rrr th t Chicago Cuba.
‘
Tobin, who lo tt threa of hit
j*' ' trre n prtvlju* alarta b fa u s e h it
m a in w tra unablt to hit behind
him, won h it own yam* In tba
’ it
eighth by hom tring after Paul
c.
n a ile r had iin g k d . l i t optnad the
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■ fifth and tevrnth fram te for th t
~ Breve* by ciaartny tha Itft field
t^ r — i
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COURT RECORDS
THE LONE RANGER
Klek Ige. 21c
Cleanser can 4c
(CXfUlet Bant)
By FRAN STRIKER
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MAKE EVERY
PAY DAY
BOND DAY
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEVVSl’A l'E ll
Established !a IBM
H A N FO RD
IIEUALD, FRIDAY.
Itroyar;
Cruiser,
Escortinsr Convoy,
Are Reported Des
troyed By Germans
iAl*o announced the destruction of
a 1,000-ten leobnaker and a
t,800-ten merchant ( m u I.
It
mid tha cniUer «aa of tha 0.100-toa PmuaeoU elaa* (which normolly carries- (00 m l and idtn-'
Rifled tha Naval formation aa an
^M Uriea* squadron operating hetvraan worts cop* of Norway
end >tha A nile (.land of Hpltxbergvn. Tha locale action—apart
from German claim* which might
JwTa bean drawn to gala Infor
mation on tha fleet movement*—
la tha flrat Indication of United
States Naval power operating *o
deeply on th* eupply route to
^ ^ B nn*n a* u u lu In Crimea are
^H b*(innlnx of a general often
and th* RuaiUns, fcrtlfir.1
a v u t and itlll Increailny
^ B r of Allied war material*, tr r
:H rvm cly confident of wlth■Rndlnc tha blow, diplomatic
jQuartar* reported today.
Information In T u rtU h Quar
ta n w u that 1,800,000 boiu of
ALIM w ar mat* rial* reached
l u u l i over th* Arctic rest* durlac; lha w tstar. whit* aa avaraga
• T k > tra e u m i* a day, gba. rail
gs Program
“The women o f A m erica will
fluonra 860 m illion d ollira of
r* billon d ollar a m onth quota
A fur w a r bond*,
ilaca
they
tbar directly o r M t n c t l y eon-
15. IUI
Member Aft'iKialtd I’rt-M
3mash Forward In Kharkov
f Nazis Get Kerch Victory
Old Dobbin Helps Stamp Drive
B A G«muui communlflue
claimed today Nazi watplanea
blag bod a United States cruis
er And a destroyer to the
bottom of the Arctic o ff the
N o rth ern Norway coast yes
terday in an attack on an
American squadron escorting
• convoy.
The Nazi high command
MAY
Gassing A U. S. Flying Fortress in Australia
Un new uuinea
Is Said Greater
lit*
ALLIED IIK A IH Jl'A R T E R S—
May 16--< £V A n otible in ersat#
tit tha J ip g iiric
a ir
■trrnglh on .Saw Guinea, N#W
Britain, w n im k a tn i tis k y with
l i t diadcMurr th it
35
plaJUt
particlpatril in mte of two raids
on J rrl M om hv yertcnJajr and
th a t Allied t l t i r k i on Japan**#
Ei m i *r»* m l i n e
ro m u frrabty
stxanjfvr npPMf 'ion,
Alintxl
U»iri«n'r»
rarrletl
nut a
Th« V ar v'ffuH Irlrotght Ad \tet>£ln"Vilo nit own an te -ig.ln -uei
tm .uhinir, m art-high raid on Ja f umbo and Nlek ere .10 rxccptlont. T h e y a re d Ing mure .hag .heir f ain ftp ship p in t in the Hutch
5’harw-tow ard d e to ry tinea tW lr .tatnejt "icr« -hanged )o S lum p. nJ K art Ir.iiic* harbor of Amhejna by
\Vrdnp«ilay,
rra a tin f
Bond* and they became an Integral p a r t of the fir.t mnlule .lam p - dayliichl
panic among the enemy In thl*
railing unit. Mra. Ifo u g lu Gibbon*, chairm an of the f o r Savin*. Im portant port 64JO miles north
lrr«« at (he \ lire S|m ng .Ainlroi
S ta ff booth com m ittee, U .hewn betw een the taro horn-.
of A ustralia.
interior »f tin Inml down under
i Thr trader of
thr
attack!rtf
4 long with .1 %it*i n * i n . of man
»t|uat!rtin told of thr raid througn
an UAAF Rpokeinnn last night.
"W r rttuki »e# the terrified Japs
run in all direction* un tha ship*,"
hr Mild “They didn’t havr tirnr to
man thr gun* until
after
tha
t*oifi to w rit i|m |i|i«i
" I h f f the hay * r saw hundfrda
away
in
It ta k r. more th»n money fn*m uf n a d ir* scurrying
Mr A v e r.s e M otoii.t to ntiinm j canoev | niihr Inr ja p s , vm- did
hot
machine
gun
them
aaoolinr here t day r,■ the irov
itrr.1 1 » u direct hila
e m in e n t'. .■.1 . m inim us pro^rrvm [ thi«* ioImI
on j mtHlimn «m -l m m ant ■Mp
went Inlo r f.-.-1
It I. r«ttrnnl-'*l thnl nlmul fl.oOtl I anchorrvi m the hay It npliMtau
*iirt*e-«1 up in Seminole County 1inatami)
After tinprt hits nii tvkn «tf thaaa
during the Ihr*-.*-lay re si.lrilii* ii.
Sanford filling .ta lio n opera rndim r yrali-nlay, fur otilaininit •hip* Urge firm sta rtrd on tlM
tor* t r t aaiiing g a . t>y the unit of gaaeiline intt-ininy ra n la . whieb I w harvr»
.yitaca* today aa tie
govem- contain i n il. that m u.I t*e peeThe Iirat m ajor uttacW on Am*
meal'a gea laving plan want In- aente.1 ahrrv huylnj: ca.oii'n-. bolna a n cat efHlunally aailfufl
la SffdtV a»d for tv ery three E arh unit will all w the p u rrh ite and « i i led by a .V y e a x o ld
gallfWS of ( U there are inld a
Australian v e ta rm of ra ias on
unit .Stoat be ranfeilevl la the of three y a llo n . of the r*-leleie.1 Japf nesr-hrki island* e a riitr 111 I
fuel, and tk r variou* A amt H
tr« war,
I
« their U r tytae rani* have a numlier of
a l mo tor Ini u n it, langvnr from 7 to 111, ac<
bortltrfk \a The nedd* tvf U»e motor
|mf t h r U -Iirtl
.
th« . t a r t of th e ra tio n program III.,
mg.
Meanwhile, there
been run
today. On* o p e rato r predicted
T hf |*r#
there were m ore “ fill it up” or- •tderahle diecuaajon here aa el.*lu»l vltl-wi If ’
d l n yettarday then aver bifore where th ro u ah e u t th* nation i*
in Hanford hi.lory.
A
«!»•• d I
garvilny the allotlng of the varum .
"W hen r peraon p rrae n ti hi. rard> to Imllv ideal*.
K-tacr'il m >
Rome up
rsrd . you .hould rtveck to make parently have received c erti. iVit
(•••ndrnt*
Ihe Hmilrtl Srinihule (’o u n h r i ivlIUn n *
lu re there are aufficleat unu.r.1 allow Ihrm m ure (u*| than .h-y
of rir^a ami rr** pa u gel
and unddacbed u n it, rem aining In need or a re eligible for, while
ling low, il w u revrulr.1 lo<la).
ra p p o rt hi* p u rth ..* ,* dealer*
mre enirairv'd 111 w
h iv e bean inilru cted by the gov other*, who have ■ rig h t In It with the laauarrco *o far Ihi- lie wof rf f»»r 1 ^
rarvla,
have
v
irtu
a
lly
etke-l
I
*r
m
anth of nuniFroua certif icatrernm ent. "D etached unit*, except
i II, Men w h'i 1
when detached In your preeence, the A can t to cc-operate with [hr for new truck lire* ami tec*pa t" N-e*U*<* of iliu m
rligihlo uier*.
ra u .t not be honored. T han check (ovem m ent.
■ialea *«f i*riwt».«i
T h t tial follow a:
Itry ard in g this tltu a tlo n , aorm*
tha deecrlpllon on th a card with
•*t th** fir-«
May I t , I'J42
tha vehicle for which he 1* buy local official* hav* lu c re * ted that
,t eu> ti'ii.
Truck Tire* an*) Tolw**
ing the gaeallna and place the the A ra n i I* a bade* of true
This
Joel H. Field 1 tlrr, l
iu Im
gatollne only In th# fuel tank of p a triu tlim , and eom* of th o .r hold
th* vth ltla or . boat described on in r high D type card* may W Htine Machine Bhnp I lire
Ilia
c l *“
I'aasenfer Tlrea and Tub<*«
the M
card
inveatigated by Federal rrp fr.c n
H R Kelly I tire.
The goremment oniera ran- lallvee ia ord*r to tlelarm tnr if
Truck Retread*
tlnaetl, "At th* time of tha pur they de.erv* iuch c a rd .
A It
Joel 8. Field 1 tire . II 1
chaaa cf gieollne, you ire In I'rtermon. ire re ta ry *f the Ration
tie
n
try
t
ttraa; Chest* r t
punch, •!(, tha numb*c of unit, in , Iloant. rrv ra ltd thl* m urmne
on the ration card equal to th, th a t E, M. Nawald, a aa i.tan l irale 5 tlrra ; Htsvs t ht-rry
Urea.
amount of gmaolin* cold. In ca.e.
P a iin ftT Retreada
where th* purchase la a fraction S ta te fu*l ad m in istrato r, now i.
In
Ranford
In
hla
capacity
aa
an
C. R. K lrtley b Urea; M II '
of th* trait m o*, you mutt can
advlaor.
Hallm
an
3 l ir e .; Georg* II. Ihil I
cel a full unit on tha card.- '
' kirn whu aiitn***! In the fir^t |
U r. Pataraon s lid diacloee.1 a m in 2 lire*,
•'Operator* of track*, boar,
May 7
ambula nce*, govarnmr a t vabicUc. e u g g a a tlo n t h a t h i* been made
i-roup ott I lei I ft, 19111 and were
j,
Ira E. Southw ard I lira, l tube . m a rfta l a fte r Sept Ifi. 11*40 aie
to t h l board th a t name* of all
Truck Tire* and T ube.
unrestricted house' s* described molt d a ta ba published p jg i the
■I l b j e e t
t*» I n I I I *
|dared
In
I A
W ||f|
o.
u , roinni
8. O,
Bhlnholaar I tire, 1 tu b -. | \n y olhet n-vt'UM nls wh*» w rfe (i. |
wRI ba allowed to purthae* wb*U type* of card* racaivad. Til* boanl
rre r gwaolln* (hay may need." haa rx p m a e d ita appreciation, I Sanford F ru it Co. 1 tub*.
m arrltiJ aft* r the w»r wav. d j - 1
Truck RAlrt.il.
Whan buying go* each operator. e . pec tally to t*achC r. who nut,
Imre*! knrw the) wefr nubjrvl t«i
Sanford Fnilt Co I Hi
ar« required to fUl out • certifi
ItWwilaMd M Vh > Vw i
4all whrh th r) w rre rnariled. It y H<
lajdw lg t tlrt* j L A
cate form. 1 . v
•
N*a
mid they a rr lu In' , |...<
I S S on. i U rn .
,-ut In I A
( 1fie1 1
Obsolete
M
r
a
n
w
h
ilr
11* 1ir
t Ir n
\ iv ia n
\
I H. 11. W arran Z lire*.
1
Iilllna.
Hi«lr
<tif
ts,
ti>r
of
Select
that
t’aa.en g er Kelreni
9 t tirt rni
„ E.
V* V.
’ ■ "Miller.
" N 'i a
IV" > <v« Service, . »|.lain*s| recently. 1 hd <
MIAMI, M ay 11, (FT—An A .i. ( hkllit.r 3 lira*; Ori*r Mathirm lly m akin if thl« ilicllnriion In , frim
JA C IB O fm U Jt. May l8-yp> subraarin* stalk ed th* fully light I lira.
1Aftfii thuw *ngraced In e*«*nllal | lew*
—Florida., track u w n a n will go ed Mexican oil ta n k e r P o rtrrm
irQ vttlei and tho** wht*»e civil A**
May 1
del L iana fo r a n hour off the
tart ocrupntiona m r not contrih- had
Miami coast a n d claim ed th a t naullnn lo Ihe w ar rffo rt, it U da* **nf<
tlon'a flra t a hip victim o f thl* 3. Walt* I liras) John P*t*ra 2 •Irtd to Induct a vulunlary move- | ■»'*
torpedo dl- Urea, I tab**) Oa*l* Bank* i IIMCII of the la tte r Into c .c n l l e l ■* •
tlraai Bra Praaha 1 tire; J. E actlvlllc* *ml lhu« to ro le a u for
raclty Into th*
1
Wa then 1 tubas) 8. F. Uing * m ilitary rare Ire thuee men withflag palntad on h
Th* blaxhtg al
,,ul dependent* who mu*t be de- pn ^
hour* past M iami.
ferrad M nece.eary men until
undo of persona
Ihoy can be replaced a t th eir , ,
I lira) Howarvl
■ea.hora to w ai
Che*Ur C. Fi>«
P e rso n , r n r a g r d In non-e..*nceuras. Hondrads
McDaaiej aakad
•S tar C, Foagat*
a* fa aasuantfu
fled raw r a f t b s _______ _
actlvlllc* ihuuld not ccsm
rounger I lira*; tial
riwngui o f d a m
jwde and aaw th* flrat fbub of
I tin*} J. Hiram thalr preeenl em ploym ent until
their * trv lce. a re needed In some
n e c e a a .r ^ la a r d r a t o c o n e e r r *
r* a ,n tla l work. It was added.
B uirlvunV bo landed s i Miami
I
Operators Are
Selling Gas By
“Unit System
tM n rlstfd
P f te il
llii-'inn-. Ii-il l»v American*
i muiir lank-. smaxhod ulw-ntl
-M m mill - lii'voiiil Lite Doni'll Itivi’r tmliiv in the So' vi**i'- liiy |iu-li ayninsl Kharjt>io, Ui*‘ ' I T i i l n n tfh" o f the
l l kraitn*
Mh- i' iiw .suit! ItusI -inn let? nil. inivv are only 20
35 Planes Take Part
In One Of 2 Raids
On Port Moresby
Mr. Average Motorist Must
Have Ration Card To Get Gas
Soviets Are 20 Miles
From Heart Of In
dustrial C e n t e r ;
Retreat In Crimea
tm li . 1 1 Mtn
lii' In ’.'irl o f
Min- i m I 11 nli r
‘ iy
I lie
after
i Mk-i-Fiua* ► - tii.an I hi larrin n n
. ’ >, k - «. I A. : I m %* I h r C r n u s m
'» * " '*• I « *•«• 11 Ci milt* front
‘ ji ■i-1 a ill- it
t ■ n ti't tii *!rm thu
if to «ucera•immami ac-
Registrants In
3-A Group Will
Be Reel tssified
U. S. Mirlinique
Negotiations Are
Making Progress
Mt n Fngagc'fi In N\ »r
Production
Wi l l
He Placed In :t-IS
liumohili/.alion
0 f
I'rcm h
Warships
At Island Starts
wtiI in new
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n Alia
Mi-taught.
01 v • f G m ,
iill
fought
aLi 4 Urr-
-ti.il rluwn on
ttf toilirr (ru n l
County h lire
Quota For May
Is Getting Low
i tii I
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th « n
1 f .» I M•.til* I|l| ]"I *1Jt> e
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from thf
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If i • 'Hi '
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Hit- Inyh fum .
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hf leal
Fight In Burma
1tenters North
!()f Mandalay
War Restrictions
Face Truck Owners
Mexican Ship Sinks
a fttiS S r iS T W
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Power. I. Sent To
Georgia Army Camp
bunt Jnto fb
Irtcltidln* the
officer., warn
rasebad asfat]
voles* of th* i
n J B S S fa S T u m .
Nettle* Transferred
To Port^ Banning, Ga.
<asa,n 3 a r & « 1'
l disc Shirt-Tails To
Help In W inning War
W A 8IIIN (iT O N , May. 18. M V Tbirra I* no present- Intention of
braiaklng up any U rge num ber
of
"e e ta b liih rd
fam ilies"
by
d ra ftin g th eir bread-w inner. Into
tha arm y, Selective Service D i
rector l-ew l. B. H rrahey ra id yea
trrd sy , but it m ay bacocna n e c c u r y to sb lft tom e to ch men Into
ria a a tla ] w a r w ork.
T estifying before t*a Ilo u .e
M Rltary Comm It lea la su p p o rt of
a pay allotm ent bill to aid dep to le tiU o f te rric * man, H arahey
Two Local Women
Get Certificates
NonrtcB
W IATHU
Mr
II ll> l am I fl.Nt ' hr tr
• ii <i i '/ «■( il*** s tn tr W elfarr
H Tird (hid n**’ipii nt* of O M » fs
.*i tut v wh- nit»|fl rm plnyrM*’n i 111111111.' th«* iliirnhiin will l>i
111 r m***I fit th r r *•11■ Withrnlt delay
w h* n l lint » mpliiymctt! rnda* had
l>n*u)'lft I r t l f f j from num croui
m m imilf than
year* of ajpe
nffrm iy' to re tu rn I*►work w h tn rv rr nriHji'd,
“ As n rlth rr Stat^ nor d latrict
w*dfnr*‘ h aril* r*»r»drct finpkjymcrit luir**aii«.M Mr* H otlrr a*Id,
‘ lli** most th ry ran dti l* lo i p l»*fil fti <*m|»1oyrra to givf* eonaidrralion to older m m of th eir
own loralitlra wno are capabU
t f filling position* thnl are mada
varnnl t»y wnx dem and!. If they
will do thl*, th*v will re n d tr m
t*>rvife t«» therfludvFi anti to lb a lr
count ry.
“T hrse nhlar men, w hether rwr ijiirnta of Old-ape A kalitanra or
not, in many inatancea a r t capat»le or ilolnp aplendld work. MaTa
th a n thl*. they are Ju«t aa aiuilout •« the yooncer onea to hav«
n hand In h e lp ln r to win th a
war and are equally • n llllfd to
th rlr chanca.”
Youthful RusBians
Will Sign For Army
nMOSCOW.
w ow un.
h
May
i/
up
18—(AV-TV*
—i
Red Army iod«y ordered
old youth* to rvgi.ter
for o reguUr period of
TALI-AIIABSEE, Ma;
IS—
(SpecUl)— Stats Bo| ___ deet rarric*. (n ib annual raj
t’olln EngHth »nn
I today
Lockett*
thtt
Mrs. Can
Carter of Oviedo t
Mr*. Mas
Daly Fort of Sanft
reived a WTorida 1
a.w asr& uftt.
�j n n u t H . fu O T tttto u m m ip .
FRIDAY, MAY 15,
The Rubber Situation '
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The conviction la growifif that one of Ute-prime rea
son* for gaaollne rationing la the rubber shortage. There
la certainly no shortage of gaaollne aa tha centers of pro
duction in Louisiana and Texas now have more gasoline and
oil than the storage facilities available can accommodate.
There may be a problem o f distribution, but without doqbt,
this could be quickly met if adequate t>ipe and barge Hne»
were uaad.
* ’, *
However there very definitely la . a rubber shortage *
and rationing of gaaollne may be the,beet way of getting
a t the root of this iproblem. Of count 4the chief conaumera of rubber are the motorlita
i - i blggeat waiter*
• -*-* a-----of rubber tirea are the "Jov rider*"
.
In _____
general those
who pae their can for pleaaure rather than neceaaary
i ’ feature
f e a t u r e of
o f rubber-conru b b e r-c o n
tranaporution.
itlon. Eliminating thia'
a r d m a k i n g ' t i r e a 'l a a t f o i
will go a long way
'A T , MA Y IS . I S O .
m u
F O B TODAY
dress and a new ’dlrertUa’. Ha
Is at tha U. of IU. Crossed firs
•talcs to r* t there and say* It's ‘
beautiful.
Us was one of five chosen from •
bia platoon to ba sent to Signal Q
Sobool. -• Congratulatio n . natgbbort
Bobby can bo addressed. Bob
M.' Newman, U. 8. N. Signal
School. Co. -B". Soctloa t . Univarsity qf yilnoU, Urbans, III
^
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L,
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A nsihsc bey. la th a bospHsI la
Lewis W right, se a o f Mr sod
Mrs. M shies W rig h t e f C sU ry
A tcnua. Lawis la l a . t h a N s ra l
H ospital In P h lk d a lp tla — w ith
masala*. W all UU ymr m ors of
L aw k la tar, hut now w ant to
—
The seriousness of this rubber aituation la clearly in
dlcatad in a communication to th« Haw York Heralt'
Tribune written by P. W. Litchfield, chairman of the board
of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company of Akron, Ohio.
Mr. Litchfield haa had more than forty yean experience In
the rubber induatry and in recent month* haa been in doac
touch with every move currently being taken to overcome
the rubbef ahortage. He should know what he is talking
about.
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i
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Four bask fsets underlying the rubber plight of th<
Allies, he Insists, are Inescapable. They are:
1. This is a war of swift movement. The
mobility of our mechanlted equipment depends in
large measure upon rubber treads and tirea.
Walter HaynsS bad a nice bit
of loch. Ha aad bis whole class
bars been traaafem d to Albany,
Ca. That keeps him with lxiaruJj *_
and nt tha asms time brings him .
closer to boms. Nice work, WaU 0
tor. Tha new address U, A. C.
Walter M. Haynes, J r , Clam St11, Turner Field, Albany, pa.
Another ales t h u n ' esmss la
tbs w ar of a promotion. It Is m
Biddy Moagbton who has jumped
suddenly frt m private first sues,
to Sergeant. Baddy, yon m e t
have Just n streak of . kangaroo
In your make-up. Nice jumping,
~ t W6 to make
□AIN.
B U T B E YOU
SPO N SIB L E F O E HAT>ND R E V E N O E i Fellow
ae* wUh pit man.—Hijc m
least by catastrophic sobEels bowed head,
forbidden, door until they
^ feduScEfTdoRNPOBO.
A iiv u sg
uj
L »r.
noi
in*
OPA wims,—Headline,
n’t think we wanted to
did they?
gaged In our war Industrie* muat depend upon prli v*t< tran*portatlon to gst to Etui from their Job*. ‘
4. The source of OB percent of our normal
supply of crude rubber la In lu tty * and the East
- - •'■liralea,' now~t?Hd by the JspaniaaT ■'—, J la goes on to point out that our present national
stockpile of crude- rubber, consists of 700,000 tons, abou:
one year’a normal consumption Inf (ieaca time. In addl
tlon it la expected that the nation's scrap pile of old lire*
and so forth may be expected to yield something like
360,000 tons of reclaimed rubber for the next three years.
This la not as good rubber as crude rubber, but it can be
made to servo a very useful purpose.
That la virtually all the rubber thia country can expect
WHAT ABOUT YOUR SOLDIER?
to get until the Far Eastern center* of production have
By MRS. U H U T HOUBIIOLDEll *
been recaptured or tho war la over. We hear a great
deal about what Central America, or Brasil can do, or
about making rubber In this country from milkweed and HI, Soldiers:
u tterly defenseless, against
what have you, but Mr. Litchfield says that the amount1 Do you, oct front, hav« time Inhuman ra p to rs.
think of us back here now and
which can be produced from such sources any time In the to
then? We think of you all tha
near future la Inconsequential.
time and our spirit Is with you.
There remain* of course the production of aynthetlc Dot that. In a aray. Is an empty
rubber and this means of supplying tha nation's needs is phrase. It’s like a (cot-ball game,
being pushed as rapidly aa possible. But under the moat we In 8>e bleachers are rooting
but you, the team, whath.
favorable circumstances It is not expected that synthetic for Inyou,defeat
er victory, take the
rubber can do any more than help to meet the demands »r
puolshment. And often the de
of our own Army and Navy, to say nothing of those of feated team haa waged the more
brilliant battle.
our Allies.
And no-e of It at all will be available for civilian Bo It la In the Philippine# today. Batons, Corregidor.
purposes.
,
_________
,
French Cook Book
cannot say It—w i can only
pvt.ssfysiil'-
>t. t -
‘aomrwbere'f W ail bo thinking
of you, 'Biscuit', every day and
wishing yon always, safe and
happy landings. Safe as you and
another little boy of nine landed
from a run-away Perris Whorl
their Remember?
Edwin ran he ed
dressed, L t I. Edwin Bonlskl, U.
8. Marine C ttps, L’lilt 4*6. tU>
Postmaster, Sen Francisco, Cal
t4r-<sevi*j»
t ,* IWa certainly are the dsmbest
fallow ever {tried to writ* an **•
In war. aa In Qeece, suereaa la change of military new*I Each
week
we run onto something
i not tha teat of a men. It take#
> reverses to prove real character. wa’vo never heard of before.
Either a term, a rank, a group,
I William B. Sqvlrra la the acn a camp, or Bumpin' harder. Oft
, of air. and Mrs. Byron Bqvlra* this one—It's. Bull!*. Did any
ef t07 E a.t Fifth Street. Han- of you ever hoar of that before?
, ford. Etwbi anil _____________ _ Wail. It'* a Camp and It'a not
, Uoa mechanic wll h tha
. _ Army Air tat from San Antnnlr, Taa. And
: : i , was In-llt'a where Dill .Dnhrman U‘ at
. Carp* on Aug. S,. :1941
Blandlag
where I present. and someone told us It’a
I ducted,at C*m«
-1—1
- b - a J rn lo r O fficer’s T rainhe received his 'beak training,
not im».»,
then transferred to Jrffereenj Ing Cam; but It’a tha tosghcat
Derrick*, St. Louis. Prom there o m in tha country. Wo talkod
ha want first to Randolph Field, with HI IP* slater. Batty, this af
Tease, and aftar a short time, la ternoon abcut It and. whlla ah*
Enid, Oklahoma.
Biwin must admitted nothing, aha did tell ua
have boan spotted for his good something of tha achadula there.
work because he haa received It laonia thooo boys go from 6:00
the nice compliment af being sent o'clock In tho morning till 11>00
to Chicago to n Mechanic School. o’clcck a t night Tho only Urn*
Mighty nice, Corporal I Elwln’s
add reel la CPL. W i l l i a m E.
Oqulree. Y. M. 0 . A. H otel.'ll*
8,’ • Wabash Avenue, Chicago,
i
BckMl.whh.liif Cksa of ' 66. Ha
kaa heon a e i e l g of,th * Na
tional Guard sis** he was IS
year* aid. Far tsvtrsl n t n after
leaving •(bool, ba'sarrad fa Sport*
writer with this newspaper. H*
gav* us raanj nl*s stories. When
our local Natlcnal Guard Unit
left Sanford a jrtar sod a hall
ago, Julias want too. Aftar 3
months In Blandlag he was trsna(tried to Jacksonville where be
served with the 4th Army Corp»
under Csmpsln Stamp*.
After a ymr there, be waa »ent
to Camp Beauregard, La- where
be U •till stationed.
i
He like* the Camp and hlai
work. He la wllh the Medical,
corps.
Prank Cowles la another form
er lltreld employes. Frank wav
a reporter and u good one. Prank
Itfl Sanford last November, hav
ing rlgned up for foreign eenrIcc.
Ha wua sent to C a m p
Blandlag, Induction renter, and
then transferred to Ft. Rtotis,
.Virginia, tat an eight wadha
baste training perlcd. From there
be waa aent to F t 8locum, Naw
York.
; T Y v .ii
K jL .
fie# day furlough7 And gMsa
what? Hi* parents, who live In
Tamp*, mat him In Naw York so
they could k art morn liras to
gether aad ha reports that they
didn't only have mere time, but
they had soma time. Oood luck,
Prank! W6 won't give your ad
dress, but we will be glad to
•ccapt mall for you and forward
C A O National!
r U K Defense *
WE BUY
EXTRA CASH
PINEHURST
GROCERY
30TTAGE
22JL7JS
fiat Division af A*
a day ar tea, h* wna
often prova worthless to*
report*, baOUs* tha food*
k«t &timaaS ftflS
to U tewK
h*
PYnnch,'
errat OM
of e ru ti
w- -** j
�r*
SANFORD, FLORIDA
THE SANFORD
PACE TimEE
that bright color* lire m (owl it
w a y a * t i n ) to l i f t th t.' s p irit* .* *
1*1111.
11A K F R
41 i t f iir w liiin l:
,4Thi» f r t ' f T i n r * t A t o n * o m » u ‘j»
DAILY MENUS
B> MRS. ALEXAN DER GEOHGE
% s & LOURINE DEAL, Society Editor
rln lh i1'
Telephone lif t
•peela I program nil] 1* c ir m
■ml the Irulniliiion rf ..file, i .
will ta k e p i n '.
.■ T W .L L JL ,. is _ u y V ihr three.
i ■ « r ■riao
trw in, will
i*» L iK illt * r t jfT iirn u %p
KIIDAY
»potv*or the >rn ing »c.lion fur
The Renter Claia of Seminole the R e d -C rm i In the Woman"! Ing
t im e in St* W. dale,
High School will nreient Ita an Club In the morn.ng
f\ where she* m i. . alltil by
nual play, “Don’t Taka My I*enT h o a flr m o o n a c w ln g a n s io n ,
Aiy" In the auditorium a t H:IS I*. will be directed by the women «f
AM.
The public la Invited.
t k a lh
of her
(milter
r
w hat
n il r*d4.
U »«l
I*-*vjr
P-r»
v if 'v t i gut.
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abniji
t h iii
i-
I Ue.r-
* t ilt . , i t
• • f , m ir*-*,
■ !' i.'t ic r iTint ■
t< i i'u »«»i....... tin
1 1 1 in n J* [|>
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lin n
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Whipped iriu m
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l >1 <0 ^ f S»*o *i «
IU r
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r i . m 11 r • 11 ,
rttii*n»» i| *
.i
1**1
1 PM I
the Epiacopal Church.
Gladioli Grova 207, Supreme
Wedn esday
Fore*t Woodmen Circle, will meet
T h e Jc n io r choir of the K in t
In tho W. O. W. Hall a t 8:00 B a p tia t Church will m eet XollowIng prayer merlins for Rehear*PhiUihcm Class o f the
*av
?«• nar*» *tftt*v * .
thr * k ift li n i
IMO IAland ] rta m*f
in -n lly
i|U'
It
heudgt *ir i I • r i i l hi
nt*;»riri'*
this 1*1111jr f,.r n ,t , | , t ,'t. n - A n -!
Cri'Rm SaJtfe
l i i - t . in »
H r ...I l.a ltU fe
lr « v n
n ir n n
h» krrp |iM,kl|i|- u* ir,*- ,1Ilf I'll t/y
O m m r M enu. S m i n - f or 5
So i io .i lu u rf n i lt i O l i t r .
e r so n a
Social Calendar
lh f)
n> M R S A L E X A N D E R C E U R r . E
N r . S ilm i n L o ri
Ok
>itfM
S a lm o n l.ttaf w ith O liir n
1 l' ■ n*t r a n *alim»ifc
1* . *> |t Mlf* lllr f lt l I llt iT l
2 r|*g* t.r 1 y n lk " . h \ i t m
W e lU ir n
|£ ih v i *
■•f
•la.
« *ahyt*riaD C hurch « 1U m e rt at
1*1 r.*p d iced t i lp ry ^
(»t.
fa
the
jiui'il
THURSDAY
e b o m s o f l l r r . F r a n c is M e r i
1
fbop|»«t1 par* Icy
M ra. J . T. Newby n itl direct h rot h i r - if i' la u n n. * *.*Mi r
w e th e r cn C elery A f f f iu # a t 8:00
2
U|ie It Till'll
*
M m . F l o l H n r r iit i.fi
P . M.
M e m b e rs a re a s k e d *o the ifwint! sroclon for the Retl
Mm. Frank ITnullev of Ijike* 2 1 I1 'l*r ju v ill 4 blit 1 1"I
Croee In thr Woman") Club In
co m e p re p a re d to sew .
In n il, ik p A r t n ir n t p n -f U r n t o f the 1 t t r ,i* |M !|i v r )|
the afternoon The public l> in
SATURDAY
tup milk
b u s, d a . is the g u n t t*f h is p s f - : A m e n c n ,, l ^ i u n A u x ilia r y , who 2
A T h e P ost O ffice C tfrk t
and vited.
w
ill p a y h e r n f f V is I v ia it to t h r
T ho Towrneiid Club will meet | e n ts, M r. a n d M is K ir . 1 H a r r i S a h f o n i U n it i»n llo m la y to a a s iit J 1 It ft»p'HUl w liitr pvppef
W koxiU sry will m ee t a t Ih^ home
3 b ,fi| ranked egg*, *li, nj
so n fo r a few d a y * i. r f n r r g o in g
o f Mr. and Mrml ! |. A. MoreUrv! in th e C ourt |lou<e a t N:00 F.M.i I o F t. M r 1 1 h *•n» tit11 vi h r ft' lie w ill in th e 4 - po int in at a ils lio n n rrr* l - l t up rhu p p ed d ll 11 a
on I*almetto A venue a t H:(XJ I*.
ir
r
s
at
t
h
r
l.
r
y
k
if
i
H
ut
I 'lir c
liu h l m ik i' t l
«*tfft?* and
he indurtid Inti* th*- Army,
cd 11 t • h i g ria * e d titMlit rvr I n
MONDAY
I !*»»* * o u t w ith rr* t «.f tngredt
Mr*. JivMf* .\1rteruili i M n Fima
Tha prowT-m mrctlnr of the
Rl»d»i*e. MU* Mar* T*lfonl of
**im
ittikhr 3 3 m i m il i t m miwlrr
,W. M. 8. nf the F in t lU ptiit
O r la n d o a n d M l * * H r leu T e lfo r d
U li •% r ii
I'm tm M flint fu V f f with
| \ m ):
nti i
le 4 %
*,%,» m ,.»i
i-
*1
Llwrenre Harrifton *f Colum-
Dorothy Sanford To
Speak to I*. T. A
'Church will ba held in the church
• t 3:30 P. M. Tonic for the
month “Think on T h oiei T. h in g )
-Whataoavcr Thing) Arc Ijovoly". will be umier the direction
of Circle Thr»c.
A
Sunbeam ), R oyal A m biaaadorr,
J r . and Interm ediate (1. A .'a will
m eet a t the church at the aame
tint*.. .
M iu Dorothy Sanford, tnuilc
In atroctor
In ’ Seminole
High
School, will givr a talk cn "'Mu>ic A ppreciation" at the m inting
of lh a Seminal* High School Tarr.n t T e a c b rr Awociatlon on Tue<aftern o o n at 3-30 o'clock,
m. Fred M jrr. will I'c, jn
ge
of the pr' gr N ’> which
ft-i
"I
t*i
fie
II.
pr.
c .i
Tire Dependable CD>> of the
K rth o d lat .Curch will meet with
U r i . E. A. lerm lonberr o il th e
jtfWMt Side a t 8:00 P. M. with
M ra. G ertrude P age a t ru-hovtvr).
T h e Y. W. A. o f tfir iflral Uaio
U tt ('h a tc h w ill meet a t the
home •{ Mra. I'c a tl H an,ell, 4 0 1 fo)
M agnolia Avrriue, a t H:00 P.M. n'c
M Mra. 8 t ClRir WJule will direct
* l h « Red Criw* lew ln g In the Wc.
m an'* Chih In th e m orning. The
.
public la Invited.
- * , ;
S
T U E SD A Y
,
T h e Seminole High P. T. A.
^ w l l ) have a board m eeting a t 2::iD
1
■ •P.M . to be followed by re g u la r
meeting a t 3:30 a t which lim n n i
o f Gainesville, (in
w ere th*
iruesU of Mr and Mi- II. M.
Goodwin yesterday
Mn
p re te d
i
\l
s i .tt,
i*t I* • it n . i
ITIU(1C lliiprnvrfl
y
Today & Saturday
M. r
R n b trt
Mr I n l y re
Irving
A t tiie ro D c lu lio n of t h r h u ll*
r nr** *e*ftion a M o th vrs1 H s y pro*!
i g rA m k m e n jo y ix h
to
\ Co 1
*
J
(ilnder
I.
i . i m oth
•
M r*
; I ford
Mj, j rd
5 aturd«|
If, IL C o lc m sn
K s r l S c h u lt i, J r
Bundar
M m , Hon M r lk m a ld
M u r ir l l^nmh
Clmid Anti tH oirinlnm ■w rr»* urgin! l»> the w id e grant! to a tte n d
the *k hyol of liittrurtioD tn Iwe
h r Id in Or Uixlo nn June !I
fr*m M'tnfnt wt *t. ♦
b y the *rnt u* t ill *I Dm *
StVTOJ>rr l*
1 1 |>t •T.
FrM.y
M r*. W . C' l.y n n was In v U llc d
B* rtaide g rn n .l f f S e m im d n l l c 4 k k n li IhMlge 1 1 a 1 Iho m c c lln t f
o f Ih c gro up he ld in ih e I . O . O .
F . H a U la At flig h t, lo f i l l the
V A c a n ry cni*«*8 f by the rc * lj(n A tio n
o f M r*. It K A*hdovm , w h o i c r i' i if l y m n v n l fro m H anford.
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| School a tid ito rin m thim i v rn in g
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her p u b lic and the ra d io
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m o ther t f the P r in g le fa m ily , aid*
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Present
Program
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The Yocng P » ip lt"j EpwnrtN
I n c u r of th* M »lho.li,t C hurri
will h iv * c h * r(c of Ihr Sun.im
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th »
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Churth to Uk* the plan of (hr
rejrutar ew nlnf aermon at K
o'clock, It vraa aoruuncnl (hi,
mom lnr.
FCataHnr a caadltllfbUnf aervie* th* new officer, for tha year
will bo liMUllod and a protpim
iraamtad. Tha public la cordial
r Invited to attand.
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MEN’S STRAW
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L l* h t
v r n t lla t e d , *Ja l r - j
co o lc.l" w ravea. . . |
p o p u la r
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Rev., Bryson Will
• Speak In Lake Mary
U & jfjB T Ckrt-SST'Sottoia
Can Wia th* W aC. th * acnoon
will b* dallvm d a t 10:M o'clock
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brown
w h ite
th e r
? rk ^ yW ^ better boy at I m l t«
on. af than. *hfla. th . other i» m
and
l* •
Rub
Wr » o l f
Foo Late To Classify
and heels I
BALK—
i |9TS0 on beautiful Bpintt
W that haa bean rented,
wn’a, ICS North Florida,
HPECTATORH
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■ml auirnner col
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’ Cltllan’a Day wtU bo obaerved
at tha Lika Mary Community
Church an ten d er, g a y IT, at
width Usm th . Rot. Wank J.
!,nr»on. PrtabyLatian m iflltU r of
M U a b w s k .'H v w in dalivar th*
MAIN
Pay Cash for
Used Furniture
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a v l . h l . R u ffle d
Klaatirlrni
to fill Tan
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CURTAINS
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a t b tr
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THE TH RirTY WAY * TH * THRIFTY WAY
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TH* AMKRICAN WAT,
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PARE FOUR
Average M otorist |Women Arc Not
Must Have Ration What A.ias Say,
At THE CH U RCH ES
Card To Get Gas
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re g ,* trr «•
the A r m o r y ," Mr P e te rso n >aid.
| “hut th e y started c o m in g m n o t
I w f s ig n e d | m t ween fi fill wnd 7 1 MI ■
•*iil h e re .
W t w a n t to n p r e - i^ i
„m our a n p re c la M 'n to C lle o n I.in g le ,
fir* M ilt o n P a rk rt t . W A I V
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n| n t a r ily put in at the A r im r v
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t rg i *1 1*r d u rin g the thr***’ day |tw
•*d d u n j Id apply to the H a ’ I"i"iin*r
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" fr a ilt y ,
in# i» w o m a n " "women**
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rtu d ah*»ut w urnen frtfm
r a n t in g a ll I h r a r r m t u r ir a
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d id you e v e r **r « n r o f them
m a k r up h r r m in d to g r l a v rr
d i'f in it r n**a i h m , o r n I rrta in
r u g for the liv in g r<H»m * i n k!.
N k r g ra n ite
A n d t h r one about
VS ii me n
w o rk i« n e v e r d o n e " ffn n ir an
unym nut
E n g lh h m au
t h o u /i '
b rid g e n o th in g fo r the ne-arrat
< ei n oppm -f
o r h e a r a couple
t.*k s-■ t- H ally a b o rt a ll m n rn in ir
th* t a r k y ir -J f« n c r
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,
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*.* j * ’ o n -'ii/n j <M p a rtm rn t ator*
bi’ i'MD'jr i f " •*d ho u r* and ho u rs
"I: *0•I w hile h i« nelfe m arched
'n 11r ;i f ‘ p iih rii« i. u n b 'i -t rd a n d
t h a t one up. It '* ju •t •■ w ell fm
h im . H ut t n r n he p ro b a b ly nt'Vvr
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t h iil t im e - and th ru h**M havi
to s ta rt la r n m ; a ll
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t !!•*»• • another "An* I learned
i r / i km d of p t o p a c a n d a the MW • bunch of the girl* f a r gr i ny us w i i d - r fro m
*er,” T h a t
•r^ g e n ts have b a «n broad* o u t i t th t end o f an alJ-aftrrtK on t it of n a iv e ty bounced fro m l th#
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OUR.NEXT ISSUE
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In g rt u nd er K e d e n il
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merit tn e ir h a n f f p r e v r u«l> oh
t a ln o l lilm ra l
allo w m u r*
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On
the Mo*l d ay o f t.i'e -fu e g
1 , 1 r eg | it ra t Inn in 1 7 K a « le i ti ^ r.il
w . ,| 1 the ■ R u in lio n wna m t u k id !•> Ho n
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A $ 1 2 9 . 5 0 E le c tric R e f r i g e r a t o r
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r u . t i. [ line d e a le rs in New Y o rk p u d . - I
fatulb rc twmi (leg g irig w in .Id *taf 1
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Registrants In
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jild g in e n i I* <■ « h if l i.
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H mat rntiioh •m»i mi (hr • h*rrih*r »*f
then
more down payments
jurat inn hecuuse we are led to believe
a r t s that ycu will have to pay all cash !
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’-*p h fa th e r
p
won't
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BUDGET
YOUR TIRE MILEAGE
11 ( 4
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Furni Urrc is the onl y m a j o r H e m for tbc
Home t h a t you c on still buy on this pr es
e n t cosy p a y m e n t p l a n - - - A M .. c k n o w ‘ is
w h a t we read in Hit. pop rs a n d they oil
sa y ‘ more c u r t o i l m c nts on e r . d i t are e x
p e c t e d soon' - - - ’ l attj ei do wn p a y m e n t s
on c v c n t h i n c j '
' l e s s one! less time to
|>ay your bill
Don t dt lay I i. y . n g t hat
m o t t r e s s or suite cm >i u c h n . i ant m i n
ute l onger
C o n n in mi I I . *
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'Dodgers Increase Browns Puli Out o f
jCead In Triumph ^al,Hpin To u in, 6-:t
(ver Pittsburgh S T
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ill SI ill II IV, ||.I Is,
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up and i l « * n St
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Hrowna
pulled out of m t a iU p m n .t r r d a y
In d«*f«*at the h u iith p U c r |lo *L m
Ri'd So*,, ft to ,t. t«’ h tfid the * 1 *
h d pitch
p itc h in g id J o h n n y N fg g rlm g .
Th re e
f 11 r* t i i lili'H « ,iff th e
old knuckle b ille r w . r . I.j Ihdihy
i W r r . the h a d in g h itte r in t h r
A m e ric a n l**agu<
ml accounted
for tw o of tt>i ... * lo ll ru n *
i «- • s l i |1 i 1 1
, .B R O O K L Y N ,
M at
l *
.d*.
I m # ItnwtkJjTT Dodger* m ul |M t
j b u r* h P i n t ™ , the two lea d in g *»f
| th e
N a t io n s |
l ^ t ir
n lly j r c i t t n l i v t i i
th r
fi r nK
1 in s t a llm e n t
of
t n e ir
im p o rta n t
I t h m - r a m o aerie# and t h r lb*d
| % f » h a m in e m l t h n r »n j r l<t
T h e Bro w n*, who had hj*t fo ur
| v ^ o 4 t r iu m p K
T h I* in crerae *! t h r U N I c h a in - j out of th e ir la * l fiv e gam e* to the
ip io rm ' fir# t p la ce m a r g in tu - I S low ly (’ H e r go W h it * r . i and the
A th le tic* , popm d r ig h t out with
P t y of
the f ' im lr a w r r r lin g
the two run-* in th* fif* t m o m g and
drove
H e rb e rt
\ < w *ome
the
[Ic tj^ u r le a d e rs h ip from
B ro o k ly n
I s t a r t in g
Sn*
h u it e r ,
to
the
dm'irtg,
tm a e n ra
r ' ih t n f th e f i m f ' i
1 1 run* I rh n w rr* before &n\ w ere out in
l ie w »i * re p lm c d by
re re p a rk e d in to f i r f ir s t Ih r r e the th ird
only
r xV nnlnKB i* both K ir b y H lg b e of M ace Brow n, * f » v . d d . d
two
hit*
before
g o m g nut for a
f v jh e D od ge rs
am i
l* f t y
A Mon
I ^ Y i l k l a of the
H u rra n e e m
were pin h tra ile r in the •n t h Ihm nrm
B y ha (rave up th re e h i’ * and m i
iv e n In t h e lle r to the a c ro m p tn
fit r f c h r e f* and hiKita fro m ru n in the 1 at three P rim e *
b ig w eek d a y crow d o f 1 7 ,. 5 1 p a y in g
fu s t o m fr *
T h e I’ irmtea raid ed lligt** fur
fu n m the f ir * l in n in g on *tir
l iv e double* by I wo 11 r *m>k ly n
A I .K \ B J O H N S O N
itra a tr."
J im
W i sd e ll
nod
P lan* f r J rrrtr fts** M %fit*
P I H p * . «nd they fin is h e d
T h r i - S "of
H lg le b le " w ith two m ore lathe* m obile m e c h iin ir* ha,\*- gupe t
t h r !Hl c m
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the t h ird . Jo h n B a r r e n Iwat T a lla h a * * r r for iip p r o , | ]
'tit an in fie ld h it and when W ait- hoped to I n* h M. t . « ta rt thi
e l! grounded n u t, ! l o l | il i ( " a t u llli, new. r I a *« >ii the iV f h „,f
o H iff be, B a r r e t t n e e d a ll the! month
Trunk I
I b r t m m , who
Jt home aa
I tig be overthrew ' wn« employe*! b* P* « '* for t* h.pg
rd bare I r v i n ? fo r
a
double p e rl >1 of ftriic i
fh
ri-tr iirtor
la y .
I’ helpa follow er! w ith hi* Mr
Morn rn ho- n o■’ o e h v*Hti:
b ird hom er o f the y e a r and Bob the 'r j» p r * * m th
I t ' * orocl If HI
'.lllo tt e o llre te d hi* fo u rth
nind w o rk in g r * ( h T1»*in
but hj|* In n
tpper o f the *ea*r>n o ff H u g h m *t r r n ir n f »l in «d.t.iia *e y in t l - n in th
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FOUR
SANvnnn h e r a l d . SANFORD. FLORIDA
Average Motorist [Women
Must Have Ration
Card To Get Gas
At THE CHURCHES
An*
Not
Mm*
•*
y n j th e m w hen
n ip e r*. th e n »i*
a
• •! lh**tn; f in a lly the
uni ii<ihr.| m
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from
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If
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T h e Inoard plan m p ir a t e d g rn t
Hi «■ \V••r«|l *11 *i*i*t »»f *hI» ir l ude to v o lu n te e r r rg i at r a n t * ,
(•> < n ( * l t |
of
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[.!• int-ll) ■> 1 w» t 1 who hafpllcd the signing at th*
4
Hong H a r f lr f !*■! ' A t m o r y ,
*'ft w e a n ’t a n tirip e te d
I.
II III. I.ar.la-ir.
| (h a t
anyone
w ould
r^gk*tcr ol
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I “b ill th e y iite rte d ro m tn y in in I
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W e w ent to e a jife v * (
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all t h r a r
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r r r r t n r ir .
tr» m il' .
V'^Trii
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d id you ever nee one of
cnakc (9 P hfcr mifcl in gvi
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lik e uTunlte,
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l l u l then h e pro bably n e v n
I I - 1* • ano th er
An* I learn ed
anwr a bunch o f the g ir h f a g g e l it at w‘»pYien (ru m
*er.” T h a t
o u t a t the end o f a n a lb a fte rn c o n l i t of n a iv e ty bounced fro m . tha
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A h s For SALE IN
OUR-NEXT ISSUE
$ M jcLfa J r w o A
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M il l on R e r k r t l . W A
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W ig h t end M S
W ig g in s for the m a n y hour* th*
rpj n l a r il y put in at the A rm i f >
Any
m ntnriat
who fu lled
'<•
*r lf 1 • t *■r d u rin g the ih r r r lav p*
•*d should apply to the Usi*i mtn „‘
M-’n rd f r a r a r d .
* Hr A»*•»*■ I at *4 P r*fl*l
A ll lhe fu*» and funur »Ih. t
how
much
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m g *rhrwd here a m i o ffir ia l* <d
ih a v illa g e Maiit y e a le n lr y they
eapreted the e n tire com m unity lo
I k take ovet
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MEN And WOMEN WANTED
FOR DEFENSE JOBS
IN THIS SECTION
Th e
lone ran ger
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[ ^ 0 y o u T W J WANT T O f’ l A> R O U G H ! A
.I f you have had any kind of office, sales
or mechanical experience, we have posi
tions we can place you in if you are
qualified.
Write or phone for application Blank
CENTRAL FLORIDA EMPLOYMENT
..
AGENCY
I 300 D rtki B U f.
TIm m
705
MEN'S SHOES
for MLong-WmrtnrH Comfor'.!
.
i
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All 7 ^ « U f •!».«• a
.M
tkii m tir nt roar fr-n
r-im- *. -
Freeman’s 46^5-$8.7Bt
* Others From .... ?3.95f
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t- «
�Food Situation
Regarding Cans
Necessary For
Is Said N<?t Bad
Mechanized War
____ _
!
Celery Report
— 4 i.ii m r t M u t iTaek*a mctr»>
polls p n N n d fo r mom drastic
••dlrnnul" p m s i n last night a f
ter LI n it, Gen. Albert H. lltaodInc o f it* State Defense Council
By ALEXANDER R. GKORHEi
By BAM JACKSON
-PA LO ALTO. UHL May 1»— w i a i M u r r / i u u . _l «r i t u '
LfWWl—"An sogloaie who can
develop an Idea for making
• a airplen* a* 30 mile* an boor
falter la worth aa much In thla
'War aa a hundred' thousand men
ip anliora."
. In those words Ray Lymar
Wilbur t>presses w hit arhoolmrn
LEGAL NOTICES
n e u u iiu r o n m , ru m
M lU K lt ll.
k
a itirrE it, P laletlfl
iia n
id a.
■ ■ YO
(T T sn o n
The Slats ef Slur Ms le CAROL
O lM k h
6 i\llr tk i« .
NS, l i l t
W ee-
rer n.reet CIIKftu Halgbti. (Tlnclnn«ll. util 11
, Assarting tin t the M tim "la In
danger of losing a collect gene
ration," educators of tho Ninth
Corps Area biro drawn up a
eomprehtcilrs program of wartime cooperation with tbo mill-
(ary.
‘ n Includes running on n con
tinuous yaar-round M ill, This
moans speeding tip adoration of
students prior to
their
20th
Mrthdiy and consequent draft
liability. It also eliminates the
LEGAL NOTICES
it
r o r jt y .
iix ix o i-a
S ir. r r a r t o r tlomids.
snjeoaL cinutiri cuas-
|W»"
. M IX ERja m * « n i ______ _
jMtatoes, potatoes, apple butter
and whole apricots, tbo use of tin
cans has not been prohibited for
any Important vegetables cr
fruits.
The bulk of tin savings under
present regulation will come from
tht elimination of amall-alird
cans, from lbs lain on tin con
tainers for beer, dog food, dry
beans, baking powder, tercels,
coffee and apices, tobacco and pitroleum products and from ctlng
Ihlnntr tin plata on nil cans.
Such old standbys aa canned
groan pass, tomatoes, sweet com,
peaches and pears are rlassed a*
primary products. For these, tin
container restrictions apply onlv
to tho- also o f lb * cans. In this
primary class also are salmon and
rardlnet, tem sti* Jtikr, raliup and
chill sauce, honey, concentrates
nf orange, Irmon, I'm* and’grape
fruit and hety formulas.
Green peas f#f canning acreage
Indicate a pack M percent larger
than In 1M1. A 27 percent In
crease In canned tomatoes Is the
produelltn goal ast by Iha De
partment o I Agriculture. While
the Army will take a alseable
percentage, satisfactory supplies
of these two popular foods are
in prospect.
Borne foods, ordmartly canned,
h sa h e re IIM ittute-l a m laa« you
In th e ( l e w t a l l t l i * M i t t for d l.
t o « s hy the
p la in t if f
hamad
he re in a n d ' l ia s *
p r r t s n li e ie
I h - r - / o r # A a re q u ir e jrn* te he
and S p p e S r hafura I h s abo ra t o t lilr d w r i t e l th e C o u r t llo e sa at
l ia n l e r d . 'I n l i e C o u n tr u t h s m li.nle i M l htata o f V lo rld a . on Ih *
u t d o t or j i u ,
C lllc a r jO ;
,
WILL AWARD DRGRRE8
WINTER--PAWL May; 18dflfWH) — 'Rollins College will
award: bachelor degrees to' ap
proximately 86 seniors st Com
mencement Day ‘axarcUe* In the
Knowles Memorial ■ Chapel on
Thursday morning, Jane 4. Fifty
graduating students will m elee
the tUchlor of Art degree, ten
the Bachelor of Music degree, and
five the Bachelor of Bctanco de
gree.
1
COMPOSER SHOT
NEWIIA LL, *CaIlf, May 16, UT)
—Fred Chdrthlll, composer of
tho song hit, "Who's Afraid of
the Big Bad Wolf,* was shot
and fatally wcopdcd yesterday
on his ranch near Nawhatl.
Deputy Sherlif John Morrell
said Iha death was a suicide.
Hire Your Clock* And
V oric* Op MAST** SALK
' Witch#* Repaired By
‘ On* Who Ktally
Know* Il*w
Natl** Is hereby .fteen Dial the
FAttMEll8'MARKET
. BRIGGS
108 MAGNOLIA
markmt
CLLANKoua r a r i r axd
r a u p r s a i * Micro n r
H u l l l i 11*1 A. * . Mar
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L D. a m
r t o a m a rwon pots
P—Bo llp r TenJergOrees, or*
finer li ae-LH
• j u t B n SSe-tSe Ba Mpe
IM—Tea, be Ik. Ct.O^I1.t«^
L'relea,
TOUR TAITI DEMANDS
THE EXIT tM
LIQUORS
SCOTCHES
WINES
■I SURE TO vtin
NICK'S
I .r’r'* r5^.’
Package Store
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‘MAKE EVEAVj
* PAYDAY *
BONO DAY
i
f
British Aerial
Torpedoes H it
Big Nazi Cruiser
JANFORDJIERALp,JlpNnAY, MAY 18. 1942.
RAF Continues Heavy
DayUght At t acks
After Night Forays
Mlv AawrMri rr»—i
nritlaT planet Stored hits with
aerikl torpedoes on the 10,000 ten
Cemtin rrularr. Print Kogrtve.
off tha southern tip *f Norway.
•Crave damage apparently vrt
In flirted on the Prim Eugen, Tha
British aald they destroyed. fire
defending pinner, hut loat pine
themulvra. Benin rial me J the
attack waa unauccaatful, eon landIng tho Naala destroyed *0 RAV
plane*. _
R.A.P. raider* continued Ihelr
daylight attack* on tho occupied
French eoatt following heavy
night aaaanlta on German potttloni from Dunkerque to Boulogne.
At Icait nine Nail planet and
tight British were reported deatroyad.
Tha Barlin radio broadcavl a
German High Command announce
ment tajring the Gtrman plana#
ahot down tB planet without any
N atl loaaca.
So heavy wat the RAF attack
that observer* described the bom
bardment aa “one of the heaviest
and moat rontlnuoua tariea of aaplotkaia i info the daya of Dun
kirk."
M em ber
L O . T . Sw ig gu m , U S S R ,
raaldent of fic a r-ln c h a rg * of con
stru ctio n of tha N aval O pera
tional T rain in g B ata |jer*> c ,m «
her* F rida* afternoon, t e t up hi*
office In th e showroom of tho
D n lA building on Second S tre et
a n d Magnolia Avenue, and de
clared, "W a w |l| s ta rt the roaa tru d io n W ork jtu l » • to e d ' a t
w e can".
11
Now aw aitin g receipt of p lan t
“9
' *'
and •pacification* for the b a il.
M e a t. Swlgtrum annnuecd th a t
O v e r 3 , 1 (verrrul
barrveka f o r .th e men, adm ln lttran il mn in •; «ii r
111?11
EflRivlim*
tla n building*, runway* and other
o H tuilrw up
i 'm ini >
»m
building* necessary for the coml i f t wort* iypt* A t n n t *
11(1011 of th e ba-e* will be builtmmlaill oftl> t r m i
im.l
le slid the constructor* fo r tba
t h r Riklinnmg H«*anl 1mN avy, the W a tt had Sinclair ConA fklatcmrnt ronimniiliiitr t h r
stru c t Ion Com pany ami the b e l
stfia o f l h r o ‘u n ly f«»» ilir i* cu*
ch er Oil Company, are * * pec ted to
rp i rAllon In I'hr e.ni*r» %it i.m of
establish th e ir offices a t tha huge
fu rl, romihir
h h m r " In u uthvr
field within a week. A pplications
■
M iivow aay* th a t Iheae Red A r m y gunner* h ave Ju»l made v in tiniiA uf tli* ra<nifii 4*> h r •• h r K1fo r work a t th e a irp o rt will be d irect hit t p o n a N m i machine gun ne*t during r e c e n t heavy f ig h t in jf h rf ile d a riru tu riil ■ m p r ih«*
tak e n by tha contractors, it waa
i 1* 1* 1* n u m b er v»f bij^hrr It «n.l X
Ing on th e C r im e a n fro n t
T h * ra--n l x lung to one of the
m , l *«ant# t h s l » r r r irivrii
added.
Com m enting on the field. H e unit* th at a r e now t x m g Joined hv h imlred* o f thmi*and« - f rc I ' r t r r io ii, »i> ir t » f ) of
IsssJinl,
clean cut, C4 year aid Lieutenant serve* train ed in Slln-ria d u r in g t h e whiter to t u n t H i l l e r ', •p rint; • rinuuiwTei S r i ■ir■>! \
declared, " It I* a beautiful alte
!
In H r m it m ir , 1 I |n
and ha* wonderful possibilities." e f fenMve
. 11-1 r « n U . I
ik» i re mi
F orm erly employed by an tn ' iM pirrilt It 1, am i >-111>a
iw i
Inecring firm before he Joined
i t eftl X hi tinii.tolrvi i M. ia f
Navy two year* ago, Lieut.
, I- r i d l y . Iht «Jak l ■ lh.ro »r* r r t i *
Swiggum cam e here from duty
* ltalt»»n, w arn »»*..!.•» i*t* «•■•*! t>*
a t B ath, Me. H r extended hjs
' Ri litiiiiriif 11*<a r*| hrail.|tiLir Irr n «i
thank* to tba c ith e rn of Sanford
j llw* A rn u tr> ami « - k r . | fi i t u n i*
fo r the cordial welcome he re
. w ill i * m rnllrr tujnsha'f . ■f tin it*
ceived.
1 Mr.
**1.1 (I ibi it iir«k I*
lie will m aintain hia office
| |tn »vid rtl nI the A n n o f y fur lhe*e
In the Duick place until Ja n e 1.
who vt i»h
In
e i i hu fi^n
. rd»
A ttached to u i li office will be
w h t r e adjufimcfU* nr*- due Thi*
ae nr
w ill (m* i»\ m U b lf in I h r
“ inch civilian employee# a a will
p u blic p fitir It* Hi* p tih h rn titm “ f
be necessary fo r the ad m in istra
the ( 111 * of
rl***if»«*t n*M,
lie
tion of tha co n tract betw een the
e e n trrc to n and the N avy D epart
n d ltlftl.
m ent.”
T h » fiN“* I iMtanl k tiile ti.
"The
ritlRfiVR u f RerntmUf t . i u n i y *r**
A rriving T a r e w ith tho IJ#uII. M. T lnkU pangh re
! in fwp c o iiim e iu lf tl till l h e i r k » y *l |
fs
Sanford Is Not Merchants Start
Believed To Be Operating Under
In Dim-Out Area, Price Limit Today
orih r
Fri4a>
re
.
*— - —
| an*l paindUt! iAlril of cu-qpwra-)
H*nferil m rrclin n t* atartin g in * 1ion Mi th e rorm*rv*tinn nf
ttrirtlng
A i l i e s Destroy
10 Enemy Planes
In Gujaea Fight
K
t h e u*e <.f ligVla atong d a y , are <*|;»rriilifig u ru lrf jffiv e rn - rim tnr fu e l w hich i*
t t*»
m e n t a l i»rirr co n tro l in ihelr baIcr I in» *f g n -at ircril of m e n
and
not affe ct t h a Cttv -,f Hanford. \
The
e»p *hip» T h e re in * dr*»p of * c * m a n ‘ *
r ic r
the
the Florhla cot. I pruliably it. ■
baa*. Mr.
Medium Bomber Is
Reported Missing
MITCHmjmo. N. T, May
i
P rcru
— 1
.
NUM BER
2 0 6 . *;
- Nazis Adopt Dcsperate Mcasures Try*!
'U K To Check Foe
in 100-mile Area
New Ix'^ion Head
Ittnswinn aiiAika toward amt
dre p|% -fla n k
Kharkov
war#
rf|w *ifd tfid^n t*i b# iv a L*
Iwwnl up trjr » i t f « -aflblBIla*
t'lrr-a lla r l l i t f (irrfcaiwv, (hmmI* /
i«jr INf Sm lr|*a official toll
t*j 12.000 drad and 1,200 priu* .
u«* r*» f*»r mi I> Iht f Ir wl fowr
dp»w ** P i
u ~rk old
of fan*
*i»c The ia .frm ciii* a rc *>aUI F »
ha»c low* Rrtu u r* d in nn«* l a -
icr artli.n
IH |
Am w Ia IM
T h.- iH tw i-rful
Ilu.-rhian o f -
. f i ' i i i r i . mu i l n - K h a r k o v f r o n t
i m i l itm i il i n a v v iilt-n in g a r c
lia la y u i l l i tin- S o v io l l o f t
w in g ta k in g n v rr K ra iu io g ra d ,
Ull n u ll's M iiilh iir s l n f K h « r k i u . a I *r sI .w I* m i l i t a r y
n i i ' . i l a l i u t i i i n i t i ,i
com -
1III
U»i- - i n n •
m ill lim e d
till 11 f 1•1m
i i“' h l u n i ’i' n n t h e
h
h t" 1. i i . .....1 «t "1 held
- | Mt. ,.r K. i. h . «ii>, pro
ll . >. .( .*i>|M*»»ih to tho
1
\ \ d Sim t
1- II I M ..4I-W I*- l .d
cu n f n ... . . -HI
o . - l u l l t 'l 1" (..*•1.1 :*•
(ft it e .
..f ( h r
ilirtM 1 Mil I'.. *• V
ton Hiid it" J Jr-*.., \
will tri Hi If Ult.d III.
Uliprcin<1k I- . 1. lit.sill, a
V| r S m i t h will ltiiiefiil Ll ml.mt
it..» ............ . I'.'l iU.,<
M . 1 • i" i i . -I ih.* I i r r m a n i
44>« • ill,. iU fl v111^- v* »* d C c * o f
• i l l i .kl.>! 11 ui b f . * r | u*i| troop#
lt.1" ,t. ,fh' (fup» HLriin'l Ruftftlo*#
hhs.t1v--\ nlIn* k" iti a tlraperot#
s.t 1. 1s»|il | ■top tin- d i m * t*oun.ltd. d t'\ lift »* (iarla - ritM... k
onm prifiMhiit* Imidmc^s fa d rd U>
. In . k I he If e.I in a rc h I nd ii)’
|A f t -
n »-j4)d the Sstviei* are n d fitn c *
i ntr nr. it io n utile f m n t, c o y r i n t f
I i tri ft? m ile*
'
'H A Ild M ti n n < l> « f iv r 0W
K h t it ..v f 'tint lie* i c«u 11rd in
Poultry men Cef
$1,200 For Sole
Of Ftftfs To I nil
s<
>■
•»».#" *>f fro n t
#
20 to 60
•m •« c» i from 12 1 In .17 ndlca)
• I Ih e (e -N p Ilirc n f TJIH) |W>pU*
m m , IdiMNil in e v e rv jf ilk m
nf
ported to eatabliah an office all II. I’rtcrton. ro nr-linitnr nf tl r h r r t r f »*r n w id1#*
iis .i
* ih* im v frn m ciil an*
tha alta.
| Defense Council statid Saturdav m o d i l l r * v» 11 ite* 1 h r hik'hrat p rice j • ltu * fiu a I m i * re ro m m « iH lc d foi
-•! m . - |>**i ml i o m m untnun
It haa been prarlpualy roporteili The m trictiun ..n lights «n t wh u h i h rv An.,I •or) a r t i c l e | 1 h e ir w ilh n trn r«a to b a r r if ir c to
u rltitr M iin h ft i« i J r d c m l Inw ft b e w a r rffc irt aa ih u w n lit out
that an appropriation of 11,150, , rtiplicable to all ligtitiug fi r
«i*1 inu Red n im ica h&v#
'■ < n illliil.
C o ilfllk
|a---if» » VMl*
000 haa been made for the base, d istan c e nf 10 miles Inland fioni t l r * i K T j r . i t o n i U l r o l the u p w a rd re la t iv e ly h i;'h |w rc e n ta ^ # o f A
' led I I* l l . f i e lull upo n th o
»nf*
wii> rh l !• hrd l.j |! *'f I M«l n
price*
with about 1,000 man to be em the co ast line, at*I for *11 city | *urir«
t>n
it
killing
•>"•«(
l 2,»O0
t .1f «'£»'*•* .*1
on the cowttroetlon work, lig h tin g In co m m u n ities
A- ft IvieFwevn o f the H cm ln o l# , " A lr f it lw r i of the b*>* n l ■ lu le it1 ri ha >1 it.a'V
S« i ••ddieni *it.l officer* d u r i n g
th at MOO enlisted 000 or more i n l a b i t e n t s withm C o u n t) lla tin tiin it H o ard *» ld th l* t h i i r Iwhef th at Ihe fuel rationing; In ih*- Feeler a I Fjrt; I 'u n lM»ini? Ihe vhe-rKV mi-tuuLfhi m thia are a,
ay i tem would b# a ru m pi a le pur M» r k r l r i 1 he .S-Mifotd
1
3
vd instrue- a distan c e nf 30 miles inland ft..... m om fttir th at th e friii rd f « l been \
h t r e upon t h e co ast line.
in frrm cil th«t it h a s su p e rv is o ry . f r ”
K
ffffiiia r t
Ovlado was aw ardad flra t placa
Billy Stapler
Only two of
In the quay
and Oriedo,
tba Ovlado
A M o ctaled
^
The Army
Oviedo wan two flrat pUre*
and Banftnl on* aa ffra Fulore
Vrrmar* of America
chapter*
rticlnatad la th* dlatrlct ronit Friday afUrnoon a t tra
Future Farraara Bui Idtoy at the
high school, Prof. Alas Johnren
announced Saturday.
Other iap«aa»otaUta chapUr*
baa Idea Ovlado and Sanford ware
JOIN THE PAY-ROLL1
* SAVIHQS PLAN a ’
Citizens Commended
For Patriotism Hy
Rationing R o r d
Defense Council Hus Ration Board Will
Supervise S a l e s
Not Received Any
Orders From Army 'Throughout County
Thailand,
*
33 Percent Of
Motorists Here
Get Gas Card A
Tba Navy h si arrived, and
alt nation aoon will be wall
m
H
German Troops Rush
Into Death Pockets
Kharkov Front
Officer In Charge Of
C o n s t r u c t i o n Is
Here, Contractors
Are Due This Week*
U
a
—
fttiMhfcd to ISM
Meeting Hitler’s Offensive
Chinese On West Side
Of Salween River
Say Area Has Been
Cleared Of Enemy
r
9
AN IN D E P E N D
Ent
E NTSK
T ^ ily
IL ^ newspaper
k.?i^
Pgg
■■ I I I ■ T
e
project.
li w orking unL am eresux
. __ Naval Air
offlctrd n -eh srg *
the aoven Navy
Bases
In
Rotarians Hear
Talk By Senior
Of Seininofe Hi
I'cesenl lines a n d with
f u 'D ’iT r v . l r l r t i n n .
If
the
" A a I h i v e received no In s t i in ■ jw iw e r n v r r the m les in Ihe euuri
rnu n lrv
a whole »ho w e t the
ijr
and
that
e
n
m
p
te
le
In
a
tru
c
lio
n
*
lions on reatrirlln ir o rd er, and
iim r
Hu a how it
by
the
w ill
be
rc
In lieu o f r e c e iv in r Instructm n . t o r th e ■ u p e rv iim n
pi..pin of utir county
1 woukl aay th at 3 i n f a n t is m.t c e iv rd * ia »i i W a lt e r C, R h e rm a n 1 ft w «« stated that g>T jm.I im *included In the 30 mile a r e a ," Mr haa Wen nimietl ,S t a t e price ad - in a m o u n t* ii e * * * * * r y
fo r
cm
m in ia t m l.ir f..r F lo r id a
Peteronn
sta te d
According
|i|..y rra to po to and fro m » . o
milegy c h a r t s It Is r a t i m a t r d i' , t
T h e reifmj£ peu* the m * t of va ill I hf> a v n llr b lc In * 1 1 h til i*n
Vanford la eb out 31 miles fr. rn th o u k tn d *
ar ticle*, tnrludlnir I * ld r r » tk m ahould \ #
iriv e n
!■•
t h e coast.
i lot him; nulV, b r e r if, rnnrted an d iloid 11n ir up w i l l nei|(hlMirp Any
The g e n e r a l d im m in g uf eoa-i.il b o l l l r d irixati, f u r n i t u r e and to*. per*ftn who u*f« hi*
cur
|t*M
The m am ,•
ex ception*
a r e a llghta la slmitnr to l i n t m b#cco.
.
i ’l l ,
§to t th es Llime *mt Hdea wilh hi* neighl*
"
e f fe c t els ew h ere a l o n g th e ra*i- o r d r r a rc « u m l l e d Hat of food |
ItwIUCl* PU
■nael*
anA
* fastaea
Ch. B
f # 9, _ bftm
y xlatlia
cvrW
, ** * •Iher time* It entitled only tn
c m aet sh o re an d la d esig n ed to proi
»ur, (xtultry and lamb.
mo, Thar# ia •ufficirnt f i t for trlpa artuallv
prevent poaalbl* si l h o u e t t i n g of nou
m rde In hi* car. It waa eiplaine*)
ah lpa a t eea to the a d v a n t a g e of no r#J*«n w ty a re ta ile r cannot
Ita* will be provided In amount*
enem y submarine*.
Tha following llghta are ie
atrlcted in th « order applying to
ir d u r r
price*,
but
no
price r#%
the rtilin k -
andante ■hoaid
Hm poaalbl# now
UN armed aaratl added that
eaU wa whan bo
ii ("#■■*"u| tndu V
■ "I.I
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tio v c rn m e u t
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Th© ci'»t of living I* due t43 tmkc
V e « o i f r»r the S e m m o lc Ccrutvif
■ drop nf about ] % percent to
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t.y
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day when r jcuvcmmnnl ceil In it
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become* effective on retftll price*
o*rif*1
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nf virtuafiy everything Americana
••■ 'like her k It e o f f ic e I t
A n n p r e « * lo f \ of th a n k *
w a « •i Me 11 v ' he ri m I.
bonfire* an d Oth rr e i t e r i o r llvhr- cut* u*e nr wear.
• it
•i.*u i •! t•rettiy by E. D*
rn ’fie to »cho*d authoritie*, 1e»
T h a t doe*fi*l m e a n you will find c lie n* rind othera who gave thr it i " ii w ith A y n . ulr
Ing e r e e p t st r e e t lights, which
• i**1 * '
Jerk o f the D r a f t H o a rd .
\ I. t J(il it anti hii. i '
mark«i«d re ilu clio n a in
prkrea
If Mroe and effort in ihe reglatr*
sh o u ld bo s h a d e ).
Mi
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on MM-rcrda F r# d R#
t r> p..rule nee, it w it*
A n o t h e r se t o f o rd er* was i t . you walk into a ato r# . A railin g lion.
VS ilatin, who n ■jgned in o rder t o
w ith th e
in "p. i tl | imm
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Into
effe
ct
a
w
eek
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an area withm
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M-i-r ..f the Ronrd of App«ftl ft>t
________. . .. coast line which whole**)* prictft a n d m o i l retailih e l» i* .)
Farm rr** Mi»»k*t
Included th e blacking not of t n u - r e r a a lr e a d y h#ya b r o u g h t th e ir
I tie ►»f«l Dlatrlct. .Mr. Wilaon iUCih e K h ir u ln P la t e Hn'-k
t(
llg h ta th a t fa re th e ocean ami the p r i c e s Into line. M a n y I tom 9 have
. rreiU Fra nc it ]*. VV1 it ch air on IltUi
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ttao o f p a rk in g liahU on aut o,
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I Irt fud, which cover* th e a r t # III
mobile# when driving w ithin r.'ri
F o r milllona of c o n su m tri, the
f the F if t h ( 'o iig ie ia in n a l D llt H c t a
yarda n f t f a ocean. T h e o rd rr* r«lfinv ll Intended to b« a lid on
MIAMI, May I R - m - l l . C
H nync». Jr.
* > * * . . r , to . n
ylrt» a U j^jjjjJ^ njl^ n i g h t . tp o r ta th « <M t of llv ln r fo r th# duration Danner, a a y n t In th a rg a o f t b r 1 W a i t e r
Fiarkla of fire, Federal B ureau af
of Ut# war.
Ih A t
T u r n e r r i c l l l *Ml|h
governm ent and fo r
In v n llg a tlo n , said last n ig h t |i<
| re g ia Ira n i* In ca*e o f a p p e a l b jf
arrest* have been made In th '
■ a ii * v v c«- u —
.a* i u „ - • l i n e r A fter t h e h o ard rlasain # #
A 1.IIAN 1 , ( ,* May
1 r P l t . t „ n l ^ it I. t h r d u l y o f th *
Rtate aa th* openi"# m m of
Walter
rnm palgn again st Salaetiva Her riall N'nvignlla'i t'ailrl
[>«il a g en t to cheek
M lluvnr., Jr., sun of Mr ami Ilirntlnna
vlro delfisquanta.
for possible erro r.
Mr«.
Wallrr
M.
Haynr.s.
Sr.,
of
"Tha 10 srre ata of tha week-eml
Mr, Carter revealed the an
were Juat tha beginning," th a o f Sanfiiid. .Florida haa rri«irloi l<> ti anal fact that not ona appeal
ficial atalad. All, ha aatd, were thr Air t ’orps Advaiifivl Flying haa been made by any registrant
Srhoul at Turner Field for ll'r
_ By RALPH WARNER
Tho rubbar mouthpiece and tho for th a m ore a trio a i violations filial stage of training aa an In t h e rounty. Several have gono
in tho HodYrl office and dlMwtaod
of tho putraotor Ihat aHchcnlcal davlao of the "Ufa- •urh aa fallin g to re tu rn ques- Avletinn Cadet.
«BdaT w art laya bare the more atvar” ware "ehot", and It waa tlonnalrre, re p o rt for physical
I.oratrrl rtn the low rolling Ihclr rlaialflcation, but not OM
senior, today told the Rotary >he roasul are* •ncclflcd. ill ii in i
_
l»r i|/ Ii t
Cfub that flg S ” acboot atudenU j
j l p b /•*••*” *'ght,
yaw
41
should preppro to d a y fo a lomor-j
-I*1 wwtu lplnCFA
jw
fSV, ^ fo
o t b lf i fRIlirs,
In dlecusaing haa*boll parka,
foatbsll
Do Following
p b ' 1* l»nni 9 court ■
___ _ ___ — _ im
r,.M aroM II . . .
• "u» cr n. n tp
I t . MV-A
necewtary tn cover the IrifitlrnMlc
ru»rd* of civilian defense worker a,
welfare worker* the llcwl fro**
end nlher* whoa© service it d l n .f
Jv tied In with the war e ffo rt Con
• Iderat Ion nlao will be given i
r • e■ where additional ga* may bi
nenieit for health reaaon*
»h e
m m
M a rk e t,
\\
t
rt‘iiiiU " 'i <«f t)u> r i c i"
FBI Nabs Selective
Service Delinquents
Equipment At F ir e Department Is
Said Entirely Inadequate For City
UJ3. Ri
Itative
Dlea Of
Attack
I Irina of South (irorgia, Turner r e a r haa been ipposlcd.
Field U an Advanced School of
the S oul)rati Air Cor|tm Training
t’rnter. One of the few Nerlge- City Issues E ight
1
lion Srhoola In the country. ‘Tr»para For Combrt" It the motto,
Building
Victory la the try word.
Fight building permita w an
lamed at Jh# City flail laat moa*
MCMECHKN. W. V a, May IH,
af lea* wail laown fact that t ha rotukl.rrd iaadvlaahw to taaa ruch >elimination or Induction. No
equipment af^ tho Sanford Fire an Inatnimant — one that waa nr met or addraatea wara made
public.
• not only
iatO during
at It la
to provide
i U m real-
an of tho
bare been
M beriuaa
3 Are Killed In Coal
Mine Explosion Today
Permits
30 Cargo Vessels
r • WiH'’Be*fjatlnched"
WASHINGTON, ffry IB,—CA3!
—Thirty cargo veeaeli will go
down tho wnyn In American shiprente Friday In What a HaniUmo
Commlae ton announcement arid
would bo tho "p re te st
m en
launching of morthant ahlpa"
tinea tbo r t l t ahlpbulldlng pro-
m
re.roof realdenco a t Roto Oaerts
RISES: Homctaat Tropartiaa, paiwtIn* and repair* to aerwta, W t v
J. A . Calhoun, ropalra, W w o l t g
and painting building On U i l
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ItCalls Nanny Fernandez
Natiom&Jtookie Of The Year
M E E T Y o iifC
\M ERH
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^Bv'STANLEY V Defense
N E W
fw pa , j u n io r -
IMS. lie was bitting M i for
Year—Nanny the Pippin* In June when Ben
Pranclaco needed a hurryup or
der el ahortatop. lie Jumped a
plane and clouted -480 hla f Irat
week with the Beats. That " * »
IT the National League ia
l to repeat L i t y t e n hlawjth « flrat-year man aa Ila
mploe. May’a nominee
third-baseman of the
MANUFACTURE* D I U
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C U T M l* P A N T S D O W N
"T O P I T M « - H O T 'D C
JU ST C A L L
-Lott yewr ho w ti the Ceoal
Loogue'e prtae package proepccL
Hie batting average waa four
points below the league champ,
Johnny Moore, but be led In ItDI,
total hits and total bos**. Hla IS
rated one leaa than the
r champion, Tod Norbert. He
car California Coallllsn,
J homo I N rune laat
id the Pacific Coaat
EDI, w ti g Elorida
. D AYTONA BEACH. Mar IS,
TJD U ALrj>l»n*j£Ua***TIvd.T$5>
o|SM (l!f undrr some difficulties
in not having equipment •>< lire
engine* for m trainees to work
with. Through Influence and per•one! contact, Mr. Dudley MeOown, on* o f the initrurtore wae
awe to.aocure a lira angina, from
the ower, o f ao airplane. TM.
engine la now in the anon and the
train***. are getting the much
nceda practice of serving and
repairing an engine that gill be
pul Into the air after the wnrk
ia completed. The
owner
hn
acreed to leave the engine at lie
•hop until auch a lima aa the
tralnaea are dr*me* up to thi
minute on tht* type of. work.
Thoee Interested In thie type ol
taVT *aad ~ tw4
»i?pp#ina*ff
d t i i n which are open to me yesterday
chanic* only. A new claw, pie- stroke.
employment will atart thia month
ami it ia necessary to Dll out pro
per prpere at in* office '-t order
to enter. Thia clave la open to
thciaa senior
boya who will
graduate In June and are 18 yean
of age.
H tir
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a
parajytlo
Used Furniture.
MINE SIGHTED
FORT LAUDERDALE, May IJ.
(/Pi - A Urge object that polko
raid waa n mine floated into the
aurf yratrrnay, and realdenU
wrre evacuated ftom a five block
vector of Port Lauderdale Death'*
nioat iwtiuloua area.
KINARD and SON
S00 B u fo r d
PbO M M l
iod. Boaton bought him from
: Pranclaco et a hefty price,
training camp the visiting
irU proclaimed him 8 gold
• .ctn't ptar third, they eald,
Bring thi fact that ha wee
mtftg 8 new poaltlon In 10
d lessons. Ha'd never bit, they
Braves Lose Wild
Game To Chicago
at: 3
By 9 To .8 Score
BOSTON, May I S - W> —The
liberality
of
Boston
Drove*
pitchers, who laaued seven ban*
on ball*, end three Infield error*
enabled the, Chicago Clubs to win,
B-S, y o a l t r o u g h the BoaIon team tarn* within o tally of
deadlocking the gams with ■
fire-run eight Inning uprlelng.
Chicago put - serosa four rub*
Jd the KcotgJ, third end fourth
Innings, and, when the Braves
enlng. The Idea'* paythe Breve*, eeventh
year, bar* been In the
hi the greater part of
mnaaat race to date,
i 88f cf Lby-product,
K IS
payoff* are Intorloak' "bad three blta openm T th ird , drave. borne
NA IIO N A 4 -1 E AGTJER
L e s lie Standing:
last of ih* fourth, the Cub* eiplodad with another quartet In
Do fifth. AU error, two boa** on
ball*, a doubt* by Clyde Mc
Cullough and 8 two-run single by
Belief Hurler
Ed
Hanyaowskl
produced the counter*.
Boston's five-run eighth re
sulted from aa many hlla, In
cluding a Chat Rosa double and
8 ptnchbll bom* run with on*
on baa* by Pitcher Jim Toeln.
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Thompson Holds
Dodgers To One
Hit As Re<fe Win
N Y
f*lr«r
Celerv Label Makes
Koundtrip To Iceland
BROOKLYN. May 18—W*>Oan* (Junior) Thompson bald Ih*
Brooklyn Dodger* to one hit yaafogr-*tnlgfctT win, they lost eight In
handed Ih* other army
hr* etrelght win* bo1 the rank* o f the
Jmwho win on* and
*
rJ
ScHOOtAOV
raowe,
sharp double along th*
foul 11m , sending Keeaa
end •
moment
Ltar
aped hom* on a By by
man.
Thompson's second vierut a defeat and the seeitt gam# In Ih* major
The other wsi hurled
[gwtom* of Washing
the Detroit Tiger*.
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tidutiv* and petented feehiret that give,
GUARANTEED MOTH PROTECTION.
/
COHVIIIIENT TERMS ,
I
See Models On Display
The Olanta knocked out Boulhpaw Kan Haintaetman with a
five-hit four-run barrage in th*
third Inning.
NEW YORK. May IS—(# V a Haw York fllants amotherad
riltaburgh rirata# with the
Mason'* flrat triple piny end
K
Benjamin Franklin waa
T7
yean old when ho negotiated the
pear* with Great Britain.
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Package Store
PHONK 117
SANFORD, FLORIDA
C U i?nT alff&drlSlK
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Melton bHowm only aoven M L.
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8 A N T O R I> H E R A L D . T H I 'lt S D A Y .
M AY
II.
1912.
Transfusion Girl
Nazis Claim Smashing
Triumph Against Reds
In Fierce Kerch Fight
Gain Along *
Burma Road
Military Experts Are
Intrigued By Tokyo
Claim Of Resound
ing.. Sea Triumph
Ancient Citv On Old
Caravan Route Is
Menaced By Col
umn i Of Invaders
Leads Force
Military experts. Intrigued
bjr Tokyo’s solemn but hol
low claims of a resounding
Coral Sea victory, concluded
such a bombast could only
drive the Japanese admirals
to s grand scale aaaatdt rn
* the* approaches to Australis
in an effort to save face. The
claims have been so extra va
ssal in I S lw t ftw days. they
■
*
u U , that tits Japan*** may b*
et.nip.llad to try to make good
u «a by a m w . foray fn tremendvua fore*.
Activities of Japaoeee ahlpa and
war planet at Ribiul, on Now
Rrilain Mind, and at Lor, ofl
the North Now Guinea coast, »•
reported by American and Auitrallan raconnalaunce fliera, In
dies tad that enemy
reinforce
ment* were arriving In the »r*a
iteadily, according to war dll-
The belief was that the J**
panes* could net (on* ilmnd the
heavy blow, pf iL# Allied ilr
fore* and mtut tIriks aoon or get
out of tb* northaaiUm Invniun
area.
Dltpatchei from advanced A l
lied baiee Indkited
lhi|
lait
m weak**. Coni S*a battle,tn whkh
*
t l enemy thipi were -tunk or
dim*rad, might only ha.* diarupted temporarily tb* Jape near
driri, beltavad aimed either at
Australia itself or
the
Free
French Ulsnd of New Caledonia,
m girritoned by American troop*
and protector of the supply line
_
*
Services field At
Funeral Home For
Former Resident
Ftraoryl aorr koe for Thorns,
fs Thom ley. SI, former resi
dent of Sanford who died at an
Orlando hospital yealarder, wort
held at tha K n i keen Funeral
Home thla afternoon at 4:00
aVIock. Elder H, B. Prenler of
Orlando officiated and burial fol
lowed at Erergraen Cemetery.
Mr. Thornley waa wall known
In Sanford.
Ha left her* aii
years ago to go to Bummerflald.
Ha waa horn Apr, 11, 1R1I at
Amory, Mlaa.
Burrleore Include three aona.
J. T . Thornier of BtmmarfUld.
J. L. Thornley, former Sanford
n b d n t now at th« Psharaa Canal
Eon*, and T. t Tharpley, Jr., of
Mbborw. N. f t i four daughtare,
M|aa LUIIan Thsraley t f Sanford,
Mias LoeO* Thom ley o f Portamouth. V a , M m D. W,. Walker
o f Port— loth. V s , sad M m W.
G. Tyler o f Bom3, N. Y „ i two
WoUmrOj^tw* oMtarei and 10
According la Dtmcl, official
J*p ogency, Ms]. Grn. Wllllim
F. Sharp, leader of thr Amcrk*nFiiSplno forcr* in the Mlndsnno
region, hs* surrmiierrol uncondi
tionally.
Thr War Department
did not confirm the report. In
the past, such report* have o/l^n
been found to have Urn iasurd
for propaganda purpo*e«.
Calm Spirit Of .
“ Men Of Bataan^
Shown. In Letter
Elcufenonl^W r4jf<r8
Outcome Of War
In Fore - Ordained
Rellectlnf the calm .pirlt of
the "Men of Bataan" 1. ■ lei tar written hy Lieut. Henry G,
Lae, who fought with Lirut Gen.
Walnwrig ht‘e Army, which . u
recently received hy hn patents
in California.
The letter, a repy of whkh « n
brought to The Herald by the
R*., Frank Pulley of the Holy
Croaa Episcopal Church, follow.
“Thla letter .may never I*- de
livered. It will go to CurregUtor
and there wall for transportation
Perhaps 1*11 lie able In rahle you
before it arrivee. ‘Qulrn Satie*'
“ About the War 1 can *ay
nothing. You hack Home know
more about It than w* do
All
» * ae* la .our own llttl* theater
of operations. All I can say 1.
that w» are getting enough to
**t and that I am at present rea
sonably comfortable, moderately
happy and dlaguaUngly healthy.
-Also. I am proud to bo a part
of tha fight that la being mad*
bora and would npt, even If It
wera poaalbla, leave here until It
Government Egg
Buying Market
To Start Friday
Plann Are Being
Made To Combit
Housing Problem
Complete Plans Are
Revealed. Woolley
Is Named Manager
Realtors, (' b a m h e r
Of Commerce Are
To • Make Survey
Imjiy. Other Japanese force* rf»f
ms I/ml
stalk*!
by
stubborn
Chinese defense lone* in
thf
Lung la Int, are*
Ground fighting in Horttaut«j
#rn Burma me nwhilr
cha*
oik. Chung kina report nl
that*
Chines* troops have cut Japanese*
tommunlcaUona in two place*, be.
Definite
im it| riw n li
have t*een Laahio and Mandalrv and:
between
IlHamo ami Myitkyana*
born miule by Iht Hr-mlndR- Poul
try Producer! A ireiiliitg for the and * Chinese communique also j
staitlnr i f i Federal Egg Pw- reported IL*| two additional rol-J
charing Program it the Sar-fnni umns of* Japanese **h«Ve rrussedr1
into Burma ami Thailand
«
State Mirkel Friday, A lri John
In the north weal, British troops [
•on. agricultural ripert, annotnr- atilt irtresteti up the Chinwln
ad yesterday.
River toward India and rl last!
The actual ail* day will .tart report* were less than 50 miles
Friday. anil will continue twin a Irmn the border
(
week on every Tunday and Wri-J Tbis Berlin radio reported ttal ,
day. ll Is expected tbs I bttwrrn! Japanese ntmtri h»d heavily raid-1
200 aml 500 tip n of rggs will Iw rr| Iinphal ( Manipur), 5(» mile*
sold on each salt its)
I Inside India on the line of their
Mr. Johnson »|atr<1 ihst W J ]ground form * advance
Woolley has been appointed by the |Chimin in
sue. elation to set a* rgg market
^ communique from
Ing manager, and hr will hive r.,Tl* I j r e r e t o n 's hr*
full charge of the unit at the mar *'W *"•« lie American
krt
Plan, hive l— n mad. to !" ,h» ,r
"
art up complete r.,uipment foe
V” 1,'* ln J1
trail Ini and handing ami Me
"
J - * * " ' *,rr/ ' f ‘
h;
.a
iii i
.
i
# otu huge crater* tin thr
Woolley will till, have ch.rtr of „ |hr MylUy, n,
this work.
kyana is the railherd
Hosier thr plan, for the sale
,lf Mgtidahv whirl
of egg*. Mr Johnson rxpUlnad «nr«r
during thr
the guvrrnment i* to pay a price t„ .ral thP \mh{ f0mm
tf .11c per doj in 10 ca*e lots piute from Burma to <
The sssuristinn (• making ar i* less than |0 mile*
range merit* whsrrhy it ran accept Yunnan frmihrr
one case lots of rgg* In quantity
Tin RAF bombed th
from poultry men.
On egga in airport from hiet level,
full raw lot. or l«rgvr, a charge llnll-h comm unique, an
of one cent per doien or 30« per "*-■ ** 1" heavy er,'>!«»•!
case Kill be made for handling
among parka«J |
at the market. I W e r * also will. W'JV lh; / *cl
** * '
pay 10c per case Inancctkai fee, |
*** ii
°t'Jrr
maklnjr the nit returt. to p n .
lhry Hll|
on illchtly under 30t pee down nurm. c.mo, i- »
In raw lot*. Th« producer will
faralih lha r . ...
In leva than cu e lot,, thr
chary* will Iw be per dotrn. Mi
■
1
Jnhnwn added. TW» will citpc * A
the i.petite of (he eaw, thr (tad
Inf. the In.pectlen fee- ami the
hindllnf
It WU reeealrd that
h
[Irl.aml |i«ultrTm4a aim are pat
tklpatine in thl* Mt-up and
.
dralert tn other surround ina com
,,
munltiat. No e r f. will l«- ar m* ,
rcplad that welfil leu than tl r.V,,,t
Bnda net per case, and all will , ■ “
fraded by Uni Lid State. [>r- 1 * fn
pirtmont. of AfrknlUirr rrprc.cn1
tatlvaa.
*****
Mr. Johnson added that the r.
,r
taMllshmcnt of U » market *a« f ' 1 “
accomplished with the aid of II , ln
J. Iwhm.n, State mirkVt minairr.,
■nd the But* Market Buleau .1 “ ■* *
Jackaonvlll*.
Robert Ithmlr. 1- t1. 1'11
tha temporary chairman.
,7 rT r
Meisch Funeral
S e r v ic e s W ill
Re Held Friday
Well Known (.rower
Hurl Lived In Sanferd For .’ll Years
Registration F o :
Gas Ration Card:
Ends A t 8:00 P. M
.Registrants In
.‘ird Group Asked
To Return Forms
K
milt‘d
Mrs (
8 (ornuratiuns
Are Indicted On
Monopoly Charge
U VSIIINGTON, May I i. iA'*
R h.twwfiit, pn-*ldrril uf J Th**
the \Vniliitit’w i luh h i * M*ket| th»t
h I'liu'fi »ht* t an jHi**(hly
hr pif***-nt sot (hr fuiii-ral to inppl
ail club
a t t h e W o m a n '- * 'lu b t*»in**fr*■
*■
*» at
. t*; 4r* A
'1
Hti-I f t t r f id ih e ort
Ickea Backs Texas To
New Y o r k Pipeline
WASHINGTON, May 14, ( 4 1 Petroleum CoordlnaUw Ickas said
today any aapanaloa of tha gamMm rationing anaa gooantlly deher and that there
■ow o f broadening
M B O W * w-
I>»Mmrhinnt
lb s
uiry
c«*r|M *rall«ins
ha*
m ul
T rsn t« *fi,
tihlmt
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m«ln tr»l
20
nf
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fh i-tt
ftcim1• r n n t hwr gr «tf *#.»r |#|*sf.t
r ti|io|i| f nr v
tin
Him f* u ( nr fu ll*
m fi* I
>alr
of
. ItH e tttta U HU" fill (m-I ' f I he L e t
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B u n t-,
a
f||ri*r1n i
if 1
Thr nt t*ini «!#*fr nil ftI ■ t.*|*)'
th e
S « f f ‘-l*l I'u-elurtliMi I'lnlll Ivr I h r
I* ft|
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Dt p in t
M*
C o r I'Mi v at i-*r
a
liie iu h e f
«»f tin ( Nrnumr* sinl (*tt , ar* G i i r t i r s ’
vicr- in A h'f*njf<
M s •o il"
MI hg?« seen to m hornbls
thing! btpptn and hava had my
ahftra of M m m rtcxpts, but 1
havo abo oooti toroo . m y wondtrfnl ic ti of t a m g i. Mlf-tncrl*
(C«s|lia«f On r * v « Tu s)
Justice
n iiiiifliiir i'fi
|graittf
ChanilM'f a•f i -mmrfre ami of th- i hill
n«ar:> Sanford man, George
Sti Sanford men. George Phlpp.
German Bombers Arc
Pounding At Gate
way To Vital OH
Field In Caucasus
j« i
-1
H k»
Hr
<m»■
a" \ f
lh. imlirt mrtil namr* m •
sltif* (h r Irm. 11fl |f ■ hr fin. mi
ex leu* i *.» |ii«|irtli huhiei
siulf c*.rn|*aft (r • in Germany Inane
litiill *o*l ** Me*I Ttie M* i* r h B u ll 1 | Orfsl Britain, Bwltlrrlsmi mol
ing in dnwntnwn Senfnnl
Japan ahniir with it rnr ■■air Ho,
Rurvivfi,. afe tii* wiiluw, Mi- j rfmt(tanir* of South Amcrira asn I
Klllal-lh M-iuh. three *--n., Jn I Canads
Thurman Arnobl, Ju
aeph, KiI iim'K'I end John, Jr . one |lies Dr part men! inti trust chi- f
daughter, Mr* I>can Smith o f ' saM "On# uf tha principal mfin*
Chicago, two et.tera, Mr. Julia. of the conspiracy has
rr*
Ludwig nf Senfnril, an-l Mr* Kreil trieting the production of •‘hrm
. Lilly i f New York; four lirolhar*. cal inter mediates from which mu
Nkk, Frank ami Joe of Hanford nltinn*.
particularly exvdfi*ive«
and Fete Mrleeh of l.uaemlmurg; I and plastic*, could \m mail*'.'*
and ala grandchildren
t
•
Active pallbrarera will l«e Rny
Symta. Hr., Ralph B. Chapman.
J. II. Cogburn, J J- Dolly, WalUr
Coleman and K. F. Hou.holdar.
’ De.lgnated as honorary pallhea -,
era are W. I. Cor per. Heurv, P H IL A D E L P H IA , May 14— IA*>
The gnyernment apoke.men yr»
Wllle, Hr.. Henry Nkkle, J ll.
: Davidson. Jr, L. A. Bmmley, W. lerdar a.*artad that the nation',
rubber
.hortagw Lea become
i A. U ffW . Frrt T. William., II.
' Jamr. Gut, W, M. Bcfett, Charles 'critical that;
The Army now la u.lng steel
Dunn. W I) Ballard of Altauu me, Instead of rubbor tread, on all
Frank Kvana of Laka Mary, Its new tanka, whkh mean* •
•nd B. I*. Long of Chutuota.
varrlflra of about 10 percept of
their speed.
*
»f Frank O. UrU, father of
fleaahort. alghtaoelng and raea
B Orta of Wait fltiteenth
track busti will be barrod from
o f thla dtp. The Eh-ytarth# hlgLwava “ almoat Immedlatalll died at hla home In
ly" and all otKar non-oatantlal
(raffle may be banned.
- HCT' YORK. Umw 14
There will be no more rubber,
eider Mr. Uria with hi. War eonalruetlon romraet* award• 4 rpaart oreeral winters ad Mat month In Iho 17 Ea.tvrn synthetic or natural, for civilian
uae
In the duration.
States aggregated HOB,741,000, a
t* percent Increaae aver April,
I N I . but IS percent under'the1
March total, tM F. W. Dodge i
INipe Savs There
Is No Immediate
Hope Of Peace
,
11
I
War Contracts In
East Show Increase
JSt Ja-AVCU."'
% rv rjW s^ rio.f
The IS percent decrease waa
FLORIDA— Littia change In
sot coni Idared a trend, tha re•earth servlet said, baernua* dras I amparature with ah*wars over
tic curtailment of civilian con- tha Barth and central portions
dfwctton oecurred In April and It this aftanwee and teelghL
GEORGIA—U tU e thange
In
*ris « period for piannlag latre
tmaperatnra "With aherwera thla
aftrrnoon am} Umt|ht.
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i i'n|H
AN t ITY. May 11—</P>
Vsdiran
Brindra*!*)""
i*iu«
X II
■|i(H>il«d to the
I1” 1 1ifoihf'w U-niter* ypitrnliy to con*
,t* '' - luile t in-are " hh i*rInriplet of
h*' juilitp fiiutlei stiun even If It
Ictuea ih*I »eem t<* fiifrri|Hirvl to
** i( h
All Non-Essential
Traffic Faces Ban
Father Of Local Man
Claimed By Death
vatu
iFfuiu
iiispii
**' lu ll
hr
■i k n tiw Ic flg a tl
fiffjth a l "there i* nn immediate hops
*« rt j ui pi»are ”
r
'
Ilr sildrsiseil his pence appeal
f^g
i "f
r uj
>art"
«m
will impartiality tsi *11 thettfgcr-*■(• .t-i-l the r-iual af fee lion for
jail aetyuns iif all peoples." In grt
mrlier section of
hi* sddrcai«
However, fh# i*(ipe attacketl th*
aiit« l 'hrtstt’ ft rricfhtrtls of the
I Irailer* <•f "s«ine ruuntrirs" who
Jr-rr "lient nn replacing right hf
Tie r«*nilff, Bpesking on the
^fllh anniversary of hit consecra
tion a. a Bishop anti on tha ava
uf (he Fer.t of the A.ccn.lon,
w■< adilrtailng the world
Inf
t h r !tt»p k ille d n n * m a n aru l 1
radio. He spoke, he Mid. while
/urrri f«Mr others yr*ti*filay
people ert livln* In painful
anilely, awaiting Imminent mlllt«ry opera Horn" end anllcIpaUng
"Iht menace of greater deitrvKAUSTIN, Tea. Mav U.-lA-) — tle* waapona."
Remember bow the Teiat Long
But, La ulrL “ we well
horns upaat tha great undtfeilrd how In Ui* data o f thing*
Teiaa A * M football team last there would be little prob
Tlankaglvlng day, whipping them o f (ureeat tn tr>muUllnjr d
23 0 after a aeorlaaa Ilral half. propoaeM for a Juat and ken
The secret ef what happened peam V
finally ia out In tb* Intermlaakui
“ While on* aid* baaea.Ha
Coach Bible' read lb* longhorns on reaulta kehlerad." ha ahl
a poem. It waa entitled: “ Maka “ tha otLef aid* bases Ita haj
w
. ■th* outcome of future * » «
- . - HJiiWfS ' « « !
CHICAGO, May
11. (4*)
flrv- ami an rlrvatffri irairi ilrra
mrrii «t the southeast fornrr -
fit™-"
�f
John Meisch
THURlDAY, MAY 14, IMS.
B1BUI VBHSB FOR TODAY
GET DIVINE- LIKE IN YOU
4 THE BRANCHES 0F THE
IHEt.What shall I do that I
lay tnhsrlt eternal lit*—Mark
FOR HER COMING
irough Bough end
■ough earthen ploL
train throat of
used thing
.1? forgot:
I ask such an Immoral blossom-
fiber, make hast* l
Uafold, uncurl burst out. Spring
_ forth and be
Etnaalvsly yoursslf In flower
and waste
Of profaso-psUlsd whit* .upre-
- ssoen
i Be^gait*-so-sweet,
b*
never-ba-
, Be loveliness to meks s hsart un-
i
With what Is mor* sniulsltely
earth and air:
| bsg, command of you, O Spring
Hb* nidr I
M ARIANNE U C R O IX MOORE
0 freedom or the prsaa Is
sssd la this country, It
h* the editors viw/fl do
at kicking. It'll be the Madhas finally mar
>1* red-hesdl"
it got Into MmT”
■Iowa Green G»n-
Calm Spirit Of
‘Men of Bataan”
Shown In Letter
RUG CLEANINGKT1AA£
■hock to Seminole County citizen* who had frown to look
upon him as on endurlng-r»cb--ofat*LDHy-and-yoit*ervaU*rn
who could always ho relied upon fo r ‘cortitmtinlty »*opport
and common sense observations, Ur. Meisch enjoyed the
Implicit confidence of virtually everyone.
As chairman of-the Board of County Commissioners
for many years, embracing that difficult1period of the
boom and the readjustments which followed, It was his
province to sit on the lid at a time when an incautious ind
leas stolid citizen might havo been tempted to bankrupt
the County.
Mr. Meisch was one of the most capable farmers in
thia vicinity and combined with hia agricultural knowledge
a knack for buslneaa which brought him in hla tlpie con*
aiderkble prosperity and made him one Of the leaders tlT
the commercial life o f the community. What he made In
hia farming operation* he Invested in the homes, buildings
and real estate of the city.
He was aa Interested In Sanford’s growth and pros
perity a* nny man in It and throughout nla long residence
here he was an active member of the Chamber o f Comn\rrco. Combining a spirit o f progrcsslyenees with a na
tural conservatism, he was one of the principal Influenced
In obtaining the State Farmers Market here and in main
taining It cm a sound fiscal basis. ,
A man of few words, never given to vain boosting or
idle chatter, he could always be depended upon for th«
right word at the right* time. Sanford la going to miss
him aorely.in the trying months which lie ahead.
Wendsr i f Loon Henderson
M tbs difference between
- and rural
tnuuporaUon
lea. When a
women
In
• wants to do her shopping,
arrt jest go out and bop a
l - ** Wr r
-
E
2L55L?1
™ Other. clones had their picnic.
operative efforts that has ever earlier-'
been made by any groep of In
The Episcopal Church will huld
dividual..
their terylce at .3:00. o'clock
“ Mlitike* may have befn made Hundsy afternoon ts u.ual eirepi
—but that has ■nothing to do with Communion on second Sumtiy
—
the manner .in v k lq . mjr com. jnomtoa.. .
redes aa ' Batton—btth ■F W W »
The Baptist services' are h,ll
end j. American—haV*. fVWtW 16 te uiusl though the new |’B,t..i
their trail by ftto„ f f the same Mr. Join Lewis win be abeent f..r
selfless spirit wen devoted to B while rs he earned a travel
world betterment In time of peace scholarship for a few week.
what s good world WS Would have
The Japanese railroad >y, Irin
(and “how dull” I can heir the
younger genOVatlon muttering.) er.*end», In all, mora than 17,,000
mlleo.
. *
' "The purpose of this letter to
to send you my tove ami my
thank, far fast being my family.
It I. written with no to-called
premonitions.
Really, all In all
LET US
my chsncsa ore pretty good. Much
bettrr then moat of the line of
ficer. nf my grade end age For,
■■ I (old you many time. In my
lellen before the war, my par
ticular Jcb—and It ha.n't been
changed—Is about s. safe s one
. 1 any loldler could have In war
tlmr.
i
“ ho with all my love lo j l l ' f h n
A I I (<> a T t f i c l f W n v
three of you. I ll .tart Ihl. totter,
B
IM M ;R W U J
on It* way.
t
"Krep 'em flying—W e t " ehd
os the government has announced.
“ No n.ws 1s good new*” .
“ Year loving un and brother,
'WAR SAVINGS
. STAMP _
tSUHlEK
YOUR CAR
“Henry.
“ P. 8. Dad was right, lie al
ways .aid that actually being in
a War to not aa bad as reading
«r hearing about one. “ A men
carr de n*haf W Wait do" I. ‘Ofl?
____
other apt phrase of his whleh fee T T in m ' V A i s y
never forgotten."
a Wen Mls*4
a* w rstkife
*
,
I DOT
P a r ‘ lu
Lubricated U n d e r
Actuai Driving Con*
ditiona . » . Drive In
Today!
~Bm!«u *•
'Juniorcafeha on quick!'
Package
Align Joslys. a German
Joan
private
Bennett ae they dine In
room. From a basket
-foods stolen from Invaded eounHOLLYWOOD.
May H - W ** W*. E fc.
£ * * * 2 1 '*
(WW)-Ths movies dally spread
JUST tRoM fc 4121.
HOLLYWOOD
Pessimist
LONGWOOD
fk« and loyalty. At last.I bars
found what I bars searched for
all of my Hfo-^-a causa and a Job
In which I can loss myself templrtcly and -to which I can (tv*
crcry ouncs of my ^strength and
my m in d.---------r- - - * ~
“And I hsY* manlady and iptrItuslly conquered wy fsar of
dealb. Pur* animal tarror—(A
protective emotion cannot b* en
tirely subdued by the - mentality
but It can. and baa been. Con*
Mr. and Mra. C. B. Searcy werb
trolled.)
"My prayer each night la that Mr. and Mra. Foster Speir and
God wtll send you, who ire suf- Mra. Frank Cullen o f OMandu
Mr. Speir.ha* for several m r .
ferine an much more than I am. bwm
to> ch in a of the lock, it
Ills strength end
peace.
During
i
,
_ * , 1^. redro Miguel.
Panama
Cinal
the first few days
“ f * of
“ war I also tons- The Speir family
prayed for personal protection romlnent settlers of Cenirsl
from physical harm but now that toride.
I may be riven strength to bear Mrs. Harold Jackson w iQ h>.
whatever I must bear and do
wry IU at the Florida Sonlwhatever I must do so that those tariurn
m Is
to —
now recuperating ..
men under me will bars every her Lourwood home.
reasonable chance.
Wry. Lillian Beil. ha. gone i„
"Life and my family have been nwr iuram»r hom« in Woodavlllv.
Ne.
lie
vary good to me—and have given
me everything I have ever really Mrs. Creenleof who .pent the
wanted and, should anything hap winter with Mrs. Beal. ha. gone
pen to wa here, It will not be to Fgr home lr\ Glenridge, ft, j
like rioting a book In the middle Charlotte Searcy hoe returnoi
aa it would have been hod I been from Femrnld-UugMon Hoepit.l
Srnford where she had an ip. m
kttltd tn the first few day* Of In
operation,
•
the war. For tn thd tort tom pendieltU
The Senior class
of 'Lym.n **
High had
Jthcir
picnic »t
^ Hlah
had EpHrlg.
their annual
of living and have be£>
m 'ja *P«rt
8 ,^ ^
on P.iunl,,.1
Preserving Little Business
We are glad to abe that one whose voice la heard as
far and wide as Waiter Lippmann'a agrees with us that
something has got to be done to preserve civilian industry'
and especially little busIncas now being crushed to death
by price ceilings, prioritise and other restrictive legislation.
Mr. Uppmann la one of the foremost commentators in
the country today and his daily column appears in hun*
drfdg of loading newspaper* throughout the country.. .What
ba ifrme* It reecf by the powera-thaf-be In Washington
knd though they may not always agree with him, they are
bound to have colled to their attention certain facta which
may have previously escaped their notice.
“ It la plain, I think, that as Mr. Nelson proceeds with
the conversion of industry and aa Gov. McNutt and Gen.
Hcrshey proceed with the mobilization of manpower,” Mr.
LipjmptfW! write*, “ more attention must be paid than any
one In'authbrHy la now paying to the problems of produc
ers who, though outside the war effort itaelf, are never
theless very necessary to the country, A t the peak of
mobilization for total war they will probably still represent
something like 40 or 50 percent of the nitionil economy.
Even after all the civilian luxuries and conveniences and
gadgets have been stopped or converted to war, there will
still remain a very large civilian Industry that must be kept
going and must be encouraged.
“ Because they do not have war contract* and govern
ment subsidies, they need separate and different treatment
in regard to prices, wage policy and taxea. What is a good
and workable policy for the war Industrie* is almost cer
tainly not going to be a good and workable policy, for the
other Industries. And whlli they must, of course, give the
right of way to the war industries on priorities of materials
and manpower, the very fact that they have given the
right of way makes It all the more nctjcaaary that they
ahould be specially considered and protected. No one in
Washington !a really making this his preoccupation. Every
one Is so preoccupied with war industry that no one is
wholly concerned to look after other industry and apeak
for It at the Treasury, In the formulation of labor policy
and In the operation of price control.
“There arc many odvIoui reasons why the essential
non-war Industries must be protected. There is one reason,
which is perhaps leas obvious, that Is worth emphasizing.
As more and more materials and men are mobilized for
war, there |i an ever-increasing need to develop substitutes
to keep the life of the country going. These substitutes
can in many cases be discovered and suggested by the
government. But by and largw this la a field where the
'
Commencement . at
Lyman
School will bo on tho evening cl
Juno g, Friday. Tho program to
bt announced later.
Mr. and -Mrs. D. K. Cray an
nounce thg engagement of their
daugkUr Margaret Joyce to
Robert Mooch of Bothlim, N. J.
Miss Gray is a gradual* of Ly
man High School and waa very
popular with her cioaamate*. Tbs
nrit wtntar sha 'kaa lived in Orundo whore the bold • peeIdon.
Mr. Month la now.at th* Or.
Undo Air Bom In the Motor
S. H. ENGLISH
GULF SERVICE
Brigadier General: “ Now, Captain, suppose you found
your infantry company cut o ff from the rest of the bat
talion, hopelessly outnumbered, and surrounded* on ail
sides by armored force*, what would you do 7”
Captaint “ By Georgs, sir, you are a pessimist.” —
Pathfinder.
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LOOK SMART
Full. Equipment
Mtatresa-W’Dld Raatua give your friend Eliza an en*
cagement ring to seal their bethrothalT”
- Mandy—cHe done bvttcr'n dat,- ma’am. He done give
her a 'gagemont wringer to go with har waahln' machine.”
—Exchange.
Clothes IMMACULATE
We Do QuaHty Work.-
The Sanford Forum
atpport and azpraaoto
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Magnolia
V
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Mrs, S. C. Craham
Entertains Circle
homf on Beaniall Avenue at 8:00
I'M .
The 8emli.oU Rcbekah Iralfr
43 will meet In the |. O- O. P.
Hall at 8:00 P. M.
Cirtl# T h r r e o f thr
W. It,
U
Gladioli Grove 267, Supreme * f the Flmt Heptiat Church met
Purest .Woodmen Circle, will meet on Monday aftern«mn «t the home
^ In the
O. W. Hall at
of Mm, S. C, (iM h im on West
• P. M.
Twentieth Street with Mra. F.
R tlD A Y
E. (ifttchrl) prenentini: the Bible
The Senior Clatt of Seminole •tudy.
H igh School will present It* an
Plena were made to visit the
nual play, "Don’t Take My Pen- County Home nn«l the meeting
n y " In tha auditorium at M:!& I'. closed with a prayrr offered by
£ M. The public U invite].
Mr*. V. Kimbrough.
ftefreah*
The Philathra Clais of thr menta were aervcil to the follow
PmbytcrUn Church oil) meet at ing;
the home ofMr *. Francis MeriMra Kimbrtugh, Mrs. W, T.
wether on Celrry Atrnue at 8:00 Wheella, 'M r*. A
J
iVtrreon,
P. M.
Member* are asked to Mr*. Hah Hall. Mrs J. T. Den
— rome prtparrd to *ew,
ton, Mr*. U Ulan Vickery, Mr*.
™
Ro»e Circle of *thc Ganlen (Sate hell,
Mr*.
Boston Steele,
Club will inert at thr home of Misa Marie Stewart and Mi*a
M r*. M. G. McNair In Rose Court Jewel Pittman.
w.
8:00
at. 10:00 A.M- Mr*. Stone of Day
tona Beach will addm* thr rroup
_ cn native material In Florida,
v
Tl.r Dirt Gartlrner* l Irtie of
the Ssnfotd Garden Club will
meet al the homo of Mr*. Ralph
Wiyht an Golden Ijike at 10:30
A. M, PUna for Ihe new year
wil] be outlined and a picnic will
a follow.
w
Saturday
The IV it tiff tor t'lrrki and
Auaillrry will inret al the home
of Mft and M r*.'ll. A. Moreland
on Palmetto Arrnur at 8.00 P.
M.
Wright Pupils To Bu
Presented In Revue
Plans are nearing completion for
the third summer revue of the
dancing pupils of the Ruth Gor
don Wright Stuilio tn 1*4- present"
ed cn the itage of tb** Kita Thea
ter on t|(ie evening pf June It ,
at !t:!5 oViocV
,,
Mkny, outstanding nOmhcrs o f
the professional stage will be
The Daneintroduced Including
_______
f ing Horse” with Jankr Cooke and
•
M
ONDAY
Thr prorrwrn meeting nf the i Chsrlott* Stein doing the imperW. M. S. o' the Fint
llaptiat ‘ sonatlcn. A large group of tiny
Church will b« held in the chuichl tot* will be introduced In » tajl
Mlic for
fnr the1
the' novelty number
nuititxr and
»n«l Betty
Ilctly Janr
Jan.at 3:30 P. M. Topic
month “ Think on Tbc.c Thlna» I Copeland will
|.r«rntcil In an
_ “ Whatsoever T h liif. Ar* U w -1 intricat* Up dance
W l r M, Will l » umlcr lbs dirrcllon
Carmen Ulrand*
rill lie lmof Circle Thr -c
llcvprly
personated by
K o(*r*
am*. Koy
j r . i m In t* n ii«!i* !» u. a » •>■! j m d jo a d iffirolt tap routine,
meet at th* church at th* * a m .| M, ry U u
,n.
m
e
'
i
ami »r«*!i.5k tu hr liulil' n *
H'f tl v who « l r jt<‘ li ir
\ l.,h iM i *
ihi
p
huig
pJrut irely f m thr
IUKton ililtrijMilhliiili
lo gi t hi l
I h n c d «y * »n.| ilnm-l * , i taint) ^ ,1 1 rf fo rt i ' i r « CAiUfagr **>'!
the cvm fr w itu'ii mil owing at ii* t* i ill ilia 1k.ifi w bift b n tioI ' .
I n n ap|»nfrfit
in
thr
Ultlf
tn thr
<•
gi"
Mi » i i ) *
month* «!Rt I wi* went to wsi
rresident
M It * ttvArv)
im
Wa s h in g t o n
\i « ,
|WtV] ( i n A , nivil ,,!
Avrnur. at H 00 I* M.
TU E SD A Y
The Seminole High I*. T. A.
will have a board meeting at £ .10
Frank L. Edenfield of Jackson
P.M. to be folliwed by regular
TH U R SD AY
- The Tcwn*end tluh will moot meeting al 3:30 at whirh lime n ville a a* the p n l on Sunday of
In the Court llout* at h no P.M •prcUl program will l>e given, Mr and Mr* W. It Kdrnfiekl
The Wraleyan Service Guild of and the Installation id orfin r* and Mr* S. A
the Methodist Church will meet will taka place.
Lt. W. J Morrison, Jr and
with Mrs. J - W , Childir at het
Social Calendar
T h . Dependable CU*. •: th e' '™ ,luc! ^ 1,n *hr rh— r ' 7 »» • " ;
Mclhorii.t Currh Will lor,-, -.th f r'
^
, T ," v
''" u *
Mr*. E. A. I^mlonberit on the I Brown, or,,, a f*v .r ,tr -,lh Sar.
aa.a
n ■.
....
__
.
tVeat Side at 8:00 |*
M
M.tt
Mr*. Gertrude P * a ^
co h o » l « » , i
**3 - •*
T h e Y. W . A , o f thr First
Hap
list Church Will meet at The
.-l*
ENDS TONIGHT
DtnTMKlIOIIANTIC COWEDYI
BEMMETT-TOHE
P L U 8 . . .M arch O f 4 U M S
f «.M
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Gen. MacArthur’s Wife Is Just
Jean To Home Folks In Tennessee
MESSAGE!
Oa a VI.1H. aaJ
laatllfal |a(kl
' niinmn
h. im
At
1 know t hrt1 f
May *ir \\ J C* t i t "r, Nnd Mrs
r„
t "Briton nf 1 (■»** 1 i1> M’ l-umetl tffilii* f'rtlnt
to
if,. Sh. *
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r
1
dm
V
home
1
0 f T* r
Visiting
n' r M* '''*slid M 1with
<! II 1 Brllftll , th* k'flit mi »■ s*„
t
,* .*» It*' »k 1* • 1 ntiv
f -ifiittirlli Ii t|=i'
Mayor
V■lun
J. m*. t -* f 1 1.11.
ter hn ! f<it -rf v i« 1 with *hr kill!)
I til Il'ItV)'
in m » doilriy
fof 1
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all.
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BANDACKS
2"\l!) vds
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RUBBER SPONGKS ....... ..........
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FRIDAY nnrl NA1 UIU>AY
Special A l tinr Knunlnln
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frih*lrrf
Hanana Split
14r
Knot Kucr
S IZ E S
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2-PIECE
COTTONS
Chambray and Seer
sucker . . . ideal for
hot .uinner weather.
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QUEZON IN WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON. Kay 14. UR—
Preildent Manuel Queaen, a refuir** front the Phillpptnr*, »r.
need in W llh lntjeit Wte ye*terday and wac waleeaied at Union
Station by r r aetdenl RoesaetlL
f r* * ti r
ha* r r •*|mi. **l 4 ll *r**u|fh kmiwlrdar »
Mra. Frank Bradlcv
To Install Officials
hmeb
W ,.l^
I V E Y ’S
Huff and low price
with* Mr*. Smith. include: Mr*.
W. L. Morgan, flrat vice prc.ld«nt; Mr*. Prank R. Mac Mr 111,
second vlra president; MU* Hr*
fllmpson, record In* secretary; MU*
Mardc Ran>*«r, rorraspondinir sec
retary; and tha board o f direc
tor. li ccraporad of Mr*. W, C.
Mr*. Prank Bradley of lokcErickson, Mr*. E. J. Meyrr. Mu. j land, department president of the
Al P. Hunt and Mlaa Gusile Hln American Lepton AuillUry. will
ton.
pay her flrpt official visit to the
. The ion* "Pilot International” local unit to aa»Ut In the In
wss aunt by th- group and ■ past •tallatlon service* of the Senior
president's J>ln arai presented lo and Junior AuiUUrtea In a t
Mr*. At Hunt, tha retiring presi point InatalUtlon service to Iv
dent.
held on Monday nlfbt In the t*Praaant s i tha m «tln * were: gion Hut, It « * ( annotnrcl thl*
U p . Smith, _ Mr*. 'Hunt, Mr*. mcrnlng by tha local president.
Morgan, Mra. MsitrsIL, Mra. II. Mr*. J. W. DaaleL
A. 8wan*on, Mra. Joel PWld, Mr*.
Mra. C. . L. Irarin la general
Meyer, Mra. R. IL Pippin, Mr*. chairman of the . eommitle* on
arrancemanu for the Mrvlcea and
«IU be aaiUtad by the following:
Mr*. O. M. Harrtaen. Mia* Bra Mra. A . IL Para, daenration*;
Simpson and MU. lined* Ram- Mr*. Henry McLaulln, Jr. ami
Mra. C. P. Procter, refreshments;
■__________ ■
and Mrs. Daniel, program chair,
man.
The In*tallatlon artU brain at
I 11:00 a'etock and an invitation U
extended to the public to attend
the Impresshr* terete*.
orr®
M „_
A o vn m iN O -
HIT THE BULL’S-EYE
mgs j i
1
, «w*n!rtl ami lif t * preicnl.-.l l"<
Mr*. M. B. Snrllh » i r In rlille l] the hnnorre Ihe hostesses ,rivi-(t
a* prnldent o f th* loeni I’ ilnt irfreahmenl*.
Club al an imprMsivr in«talla-'
Fnjoyina lhr occasion with ih. 1
tion service presided ever hy Mrs honnree and hostcasc* srrr Mi - ;
R. C. Matwsli, past vice prcsi ||uff, Mrs M E. Vrooman slid
dsnt, at the dinner meetlnir of , Mr* Andrew Marsh of iM cri,
th# club held in the Valdri H<» Mrs Brown, Mr*. Mahl* Kslri.li^
lei on Tuesdajr rvenlnif.
Vln. R.
M. Bum*. Mrs. < 1
Other officer*, who will serve Proctor,
Mrs. Juanita Rradham
signs
M AYBE
y - c - M.i.
MEN’S SHOES
mg
n
ra
I,*
|went to
Mra, T. C« Brown. Mr“INDIAN IN CRISIS’* TUf
a m .
I l l * 15g b m i t n
Juanita Rradham won the *ereeno
Tomorrow & Saturday To Head Pilot C lu b l^ K th, prlM, h.(1 ,m
DOUOI.B PROGRAMl
u
recen weeks
Almost every p f . * t *■ill error r
lately has found hn*. s e eif u ' ar.il
P a c k in g
H it
in gtKsi spirit*
i 10 **0 *I that ha* C i t r u s
been i.linost
U* king -m«e
B
y
N
a
i
l
S
h
o
rta g e
iRns# gray day* lhal
f**d»o%e*|
the Jap attack on 11aw.ii i
M r* Morrison o f tfainetville were
1 VK M A S H
M»y
I!
It tf rlmn*l a iHpilai
A \I**lit
the guests last wrekend of Mr.
that f*i es kirn i ii<* "f* ett
S*i-Rl * Tobl by •eprrsi "d Hives of Ian f
and Mrs, W. J Morrison
nilrrmfncturris
that
*
shortage
of i
l*rst in advef*it\
H'frn I hr Mg*
are going wrong, hi
*h*>iibler * wire arid n.iits must he relieved
Friend* of Jark lit **• n of Fothe load and seem * ,»linn*l tn re pioiu|rt 11 if konljiirier* are to U' |
coa, formerly of Sanfoni, will
lish the ca rr yii i- •f it l or Mini) s \ m able for niovmienl o f i large
tie sorry to l^arn that hr was
there has Iw-en o.. «8.*i I‘ rr* Client |Hiitiofi id the irinainiug citrus!
who h»s b o in r up
severely burned in thr tine of
ill
s« crop the Florida
Citrus
t'om
president Ro* *r%i•i *.,cr
pearl mission \ estrf ds v aetirtl swiftlv in
duty with the Florida Power and
* * lllt
. . .
4
Light Company
A thrilling and timely spy story i* "T h e l.« |> Hu* PU m%.'* start
Harbor Hut ^rtd irtently *oni*
an e f f o i t in ohlam a W * f Pro
P'les*
miii duel ion Ihuiid alha ation of nia
- ~
mg I'sulrtte Guldard and Ray M' land with Albeit Dekkci ami thing wa* iacsng
Mr*. W. C Hill i* rtpected tn| Margaret Haye*.
Il will be show' hh U > nnd S.ilm.lnv on Hw ferencea. even fio * r m whnh the tens I* ueesled by the industry
tare hit» of
g*>*s| new*
UhatleV Stewart, I.skrland 1
return Inmnrrnw fm n C.lm , G*.
« „ K . " W c . l ..f T om b , hc b .nl K,u
giv en nut, ha*| jn sim<<*|diei r *1 shipper s ho i* a nieintwr nf the 1
where the accompanied her sonilciiressinii
in-law and daughter, Mr and Mr*
coivMui-*i* ii ami pre*i*|ent o f tie
It W«*' *«*oiet lia-’g that u m i M l tot »**| ( iimi i f a hi I S h l|*per *
James II. Crapps, who *|»ent laat
not he rmirieL 41J■ hnlctt t.> a*l
wa* uaiu* I lo t " to Washington
weekend here.
verse re|H»rts ft* n* the '*ai flou t i
It was something that - t i m i d ti* this week In toufei with 1J ft
Mrs. M 5.. W ig gin* and tis ugh
of A grim I hi re and
flow from the Piesidcnt him*i-ll lb pat! mint
*■*11
- nh In
|t*i«r*f l"*i»nihrf 1
ter, Kathryn, plan t<* leave tnmor
It ii true mat I f »■> wot k i n g 1W f'H o ff 4 o I- on the matter He | I nnki -It.' • ii
plrtif u*« * .imJofij
row for Athens. C»s where they
nnkligioufly, hot the l*re*H|ent |will work with the com miss ions
8»ra lltlhf I l>*ht 141 !..!* lull Htt'CHF, •!will witness the gradustion ti{
Washington representative, W J
*•** .!*(..».i*t.i, Mi.iM r a n s.w
n% E3CAR THOMPSON
N inhv die and
in Murfree*- has eIways done that without InMiss Dorothy W iggliu from the
ing hii bun) nut -pod
hi* con \ Steed, and will In BM iitnl tiy re
•»«*||*«* #*. ■
vh-1!■r fl* i
MURFREESBORO. Term . May h» i*», ihi- daughter of F C Fair fidcnce in the lot me of
University of Georgia on Satur
the j plesetdnt iv c* o f ln»a
iilMiufac
P*io*M
W. .4 1,-4,, «N ,.f.,*,l Piking
cl*
th
|vrtt«permi«
h.tnler.
and
his
II, tW IV l —To thr world she It
day mu ruing,
Untied Stem* It i* true that It* tute i » who havi i mupite*l data
• i*' * * * a .To, i i si,,.,i. iiiind
the
formeV Mi**
Sitllir was not a 1wn%- w* fl, Itemg hUu <
Mis
Dougin' MacArthnr, cour- " *f
l b -4rd « h n id*o vart- Tn M u rfrie o threatrneil with ih»*t mumi mg I on t i e -itu lion
Mrs i !,. Ingley plans to leave agtins wife »if \mrrira’s favetrThe K in g loth family colds In whu h he u *mhj«-i t Hut
Uni I the home folks l-'i'i g n l
this weekend t<» visit in Tampa Iti- hrro
with
Mr
nnd M o
Mnr tin J in Murfrvr*imio *he‘s )u*t Misa w i. ptomirierd in inidille Ten ties sometime ago now lir.n A.lmir *f ,
-« r nnd •feop«'i( in loihlary tra
Ross T
mclntiie
the
Wine*
Brain
While there she will a t Ji nn, it girl w hit urn never I cki
diii n
It au* nnlurnl that Jean House pKysieian. |‘ei*u»d« v| > im
tend the meeting of the State. Pr,,M‘l 1,1 U * H fnr,,,i 1,1 rVrr>
lo pnr«'«t am rally peiu hnlit for to drop some of th«- late mg hi d*
Board of Directicrs for the Flor-1^ l,|,lrk nr " h,u’
t n l work w hi* t» « .i* I.**. ooi* h
Ida T u Ik’ ICu Io i I s and Health A*-^
Jean Mam* Fnirrloth. the tl llli'v to 1 1it a * y
f " r " lu n c - W r ir in ii' Cum frit
tin
Uiw*i *
'■hi hImi d i v r In|rail it litcif for of a dtnin on reen
•orlatlpn..
p ir s m t M « »
MurArlhuv i* redrnt’s
great e m ig ir *
l.iioia lli,
------- —*
itiriiilirrol h m<w| of th«* lij.OOO w . . 1.1 Ti .»v * ( -iud « i* mi rip e
All
popular -tv lc* in ■hoe*
IBi* ph> sicr I roudlhrift hji« hri n . *
John Moi g* ii left !<*•!*» j for At- j IHha hi lab t* <■( ihl* <* utherfi redtha!
Mulli
fit
>nui
fret!
oliu
-'t
(«•
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’
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gl'drt
t
l
i
f
tl
i
lanla, (»a., s b r i r hr will attend, lru» town a* n \ivwuh*u», tlarkf
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4i
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Aa
TFrn
snddi
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|he senior clrss hampcid si Emory * hah ed girl with i p a i l l i n g ry e s t
N u n n -B u s li
$10 up
*1 ‘ ing ,« 111|t l" tin Otlent to th f ago the Ufe-iiterd <Itsngi-d
* .*
University John wB. electeil the ami M )rn for tis%rl
t*
(•■"•f. Ul.lfi Chill -h< vim! ttrn i the new ini a** I m ratht i
most valuable member
of
th e1
Ai*»nit all Hr ever ***e of Miss »* ‘ I M.o Arthur ab«>aril a liner suhint ion
» hi. h
F r e e m a n 's
$ 6 .8 !»-$ 8 .7 ."»
i*l*l *m*
PI K a p p i Alpha
fraternity and' ■
.
•Hii«d*,M grumbles I** 'tiii *I fni Sham lun
Wa*Kingtt
-papei
• ill be .......................... .. ru,. • t 1; ’’" "
.''S ’
He I old blank
Mumn).'* Mull Ido
tl.»* Irt | *t
know go
the harwiuet
O th e rs
l ,,r « m
$ !L il
I fit
c si nr i al *
tn f hr i
Mi «
DroiiigiMile, who feet* eonsMleirta me*!
There i i •1*1'J’- *«gim f r>•ti it .
•bly rniwaiiny* .-dwtiit the safety A i i ' 1 .r Miti Arthur, p ri fo n n ed the
Mr “ *'**
11
havr i f her formrr ihiiige
h f.tf h nitM*<tiit li.Ki
La lor Mi** I'l is id e n t* b-k lik, hi V
. 1. Hi
Width* I i Stuck A to I)
rT5 " " 1) ' .
*"• Jafkiamvlllc
l oil ii»th pmd ii i i » il ti* M nn. la
il 111nt ll, 1 ■**" '
‘ ‘ Shi’ ’* the kmd n# jiel *4*n w ho
where
Mr *“
Stow** i» rmpl'.ye<|
—
4* ' " i * I ill'llrl rkI M a* \ r Ititit Mil* that boiotM’'-1
It.
.
.
k
ill
M
l
n
neve!
fiit(jr|
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a
f
i
it
fitl
any
i
with the United State* Engineer*
r 1 1* li gh t amM •!
I" hlllld S h a p g n l - a UfiRt llln1, tin IS »1»
Their daughter, Evelyn, will Join I M r i v tii l Jody i I "in .1 neikrhttor
u*l* hb - with .. ■ , *
I' Hi Oil
I hi V A
miar rled |I ho*i- little
them after June iI *w H
hr*-n
n arhrwd'
*c hoo t " w h** h»«• kn<««
Mi* Mac A rthut j
l I he l're*ule •t .triigbf. t"
Vpr d 1**17
f|o*f4 nt Stetson
Ilivri *ity where i * ,nr'' “b*' v%*- ’ v* i n n . .dd and
ii i * nrw* vi U-.
"Inre'l tri til Im p
in the F s m loth ]
she I* ti atudrnt
ma,■i .a. mmm ..-ail I..- .■a-. ^ua. I —
forJ audience., « ill I-- preranted
m » ,ln* d* ' > " " n,t n,’ v r l D ‘ ""a*
snd dance number*
“ The Cow Cirri* f i uni T e l * * "
will be pnrtisyed by n group of
ake officer-'
older students who wdl *ing "D ern
* n>,l1
" ,u IM,r '
In The llr a ri o f T r , a . "
It.l
U»ir,l,.k
let Unique" will hr given by Jean
Louise V y n
and Do|- tr « F.ng M r s . S y b i l
K ou th
lli h will W
»o n* iity . c i ^ T ' w t " ’ t ! o n .V ! H o n o r e d O n
B irth d a y
bodyf‘, folio we*l bv an advanced i
— - - •—
tap and t c i v U t . i luutinc.
Filter taming m honm of Mr* l
Solo numlwra in advance t u o ' S J i J lEoulh, who relihrutirti hr.
( w i l l ha given by (ifnci* Mai ie j birthday anniveraary nn Tuesda).,|
I Stlncclphcr, Ann Hailty. Jn Ann Mr- Jark Stumper. Mi*
11 I |
Dampter.
Klitalieth
Franklin, > Tillia, and \ ln . S C Dvrliefsouj
Mary Elian Willikami,
BeVrrly■, nrrt
bnsu^aga at a stirpn«#|
Cooper. Shirley F f i w r
Morgan,|birthday party ana bridge »t th.
Chariot tv Stein. E loue Cook, Jan f home o f Mr*. Strmper on Tur*
let Cook and Martha English
day evening.
Coa h mes for thr revue havr
ftpring
flower*
anormil
tin
bran dcaigneil by Dalian of New pi r |y rooms, rmphaaiiing h p*Yorli.
Mr*
DamaHnui
Jone* lflj thrme which was *sr*iev|
haa bean plac^l in rharg# of the^ , u inlhr rv/reshmentF,
ccatumei and Mrs J L Mr Ewan,' ^ o r jn^ high in tha game*
Mr* I
plan lat, will ba accompanlit f o r ! Ro y t)|
proentad with a pn«<
the antire show.
J Second high priaa wrinnei ws*
— ----
| The importance In thli change
j 1 1 the PrestdenCi mood and ft*
'* el lection in other pDcea in the
j t .*«})iliil. |ir* m thr fart tha'. II
Tdfphon* 148
MRS. LOUR1NE BEAL, Society Editor
. •T 37-
.
11
75c Doans Pills
$1.25 Absorbine Jr ..
50c Phillips Magnesia
n ot
hi m
KftuK
25c Razor Blades
*2. tin : >f,r
•'
�Knuckle Ball
MOON
Editor
u—<fi\
m l month* » r ° .
A fu » T m*ny
iM ti * 0)1 other raaearth wort,
the xelenllfti found It practical
and *al I.factory to rrplaee M <
ai' qrn y, the Pleridw-ArOcuI*
tural Experiment Station pointed-!
ll!r>*»* ho.bilalitad T ail Wriybt out today.
•
I
of the White So*.
In rert aujtar ayrup, which U j
Man* • pennant rate ha* boon
decided t>r unpretlieUNe injurle.
and ilinetae. and IhU on* may
nu exception.
•
percent of th#
iiectrttiy
with the (avert » j r » r »T™P •*
they added one pound of milk
eolfil* for each pound of »uy«r
eliminated from the ice trearu,
Invert Sugar Syrup
Is Good For Canning
mi*. .
______
*
'
Early experiment* In dive-bombIny war* conducted
by 0. S.
Marine* at Haiti in li/20.
O A IN E SV IU K . 'Ita/ U . (flpr—Home.maker. can
wake
m jI »
CjScII IL S.SavingaStamps
Pay Cash fo r ”
Used Furniture
??;r=vX -/
BJNAHD and SON
800 Hanford A r e .
Phone 681
•
renin,I and It li laying dlvi
(lend.
French ilm had ■ good rxaiupie to ropy,
lor
Freddie
Filxi.mmon* of the JJnJrer.
boail* ■ .handy brraklnjpflMtfc'
ler. Imrry'* Drxt |«-rformabrV an
far. u.iliir I la knur Her, wt f hie
Irilliant l|-|nnnine triumph over
the tardintl. Uie other day. lie
Itavr the Card, only four hit., all
■Ingle*.
,
The (.idf ball aboitkye prohaldy
will *dd tu I he popularity of two
ball foureomi' match**. In l i c e
mate) PI one player drive* o f f and
hi* purifier hit. the next .hot.
Hay continue, throughout with
alternitr .hot*. Only one Imil i.j
u*nt by * term.
non With rolitti and.may quit tha wa* brenetl.
Dolph Camllll, tie
Hrelyera,
That .utnrliui'a make* It tm- V>nW, Hardhitting Joe (Jordon
b.-ria..inir on the wont duffer |Waa out for a while with a bad leayue home run klny. waa out
of the lineup .ever*! day*. Dixie
Walker wa* on the *ideltne* witlt
i t 10 a tree, and leave* hi*, * ktll (Kcootcr) Dixxuto.
tin next
heel and the Du u til
a ■piked
«plk
partner an slmiMt
impo«.lble
Hobby Doer, Red Sox Heconil Auyle
u y t eCalan
________________,
In the hoipltal.
■hot.
haaemrn, wa* out for m*ny gamea
Itlll CVnroyY of the Itrd Sox lad
The iniurf jinx ha. already lx- tjith a bark ailment. The Sena, a Injured finyer, Joe Knhel of
yun to pliy It* annual part In the ton got a tough break al the the While tTo* • .piked ley.
major IraRUe pennant rare*.
oulwt when Ihelr are twlrler, Ned Patrick of the Hyer* a frac.
The Yankee, are (till will out Duteli Ixnnird, au*lalneil a frac luml kneecip. Johnny llopp ot
tured ley Ami
And
more
Ihelr vrlrran
velrran third .acker, llnl
HihI Junsl
morn recently the Card* a broken finyer,
finyer. Dill
Jlolfe, who ha. Iiern out all wa- Hobby K.tallrlla, llilnl ba.eman, jtaker of the fMrntr* an Injured
“WHERE CUST01
S * ,t wSrssrtu.X'VSKi!**;« *
SEND
Loin or Club Steak
iiia tiliitn
iratav
CHEESE
THlOIK
FRIENDS'
ib. 3 9
W M TM *
HOI *11
lb.
29c STEAK
lb.
HKKK I III I K
(('.B ill t a ll < m e a n k i l l c i i
ROAST
Ib.
29c FRYERS Ib.
AHONTr.il
ar.r.r
tCOLD CUT9' lb ,«.ric LIVER
ib.
1*1 till rnr KlUl'Ol t i)
2 lbs. 35c BACON
Ib.
22k
M i r n o ii.o u
IN r i d tl
35c BACON
Ib.
17c BOLOGNA Ib. 15c
ai.tr>in' ' '
,
..
2!V bU'NES 3 lbs. 25c PIG L IV E R lb.- l 9c
l.lt# Aar H|<^-
.riiiu k -iku ltv
Young Tender HENS, lb .2 1 c
•■
UA. aWUKND
LARD
IIM
rkl|l
White BACON lb..... 2 0 c
kl l. Hi: AT
nq
Hamburger
lb.
25c
TAILS 2 lbs. 35c
■H O T S r illlt l It'll %OHK IIICTYKit
Pt'XK 1*0MK
Boned and Rolled VEAL ROAST lb. 32c Shoulders Ib. 23c SAUSAGE Ib. 29c
III I K r ,:* * l'T
I UKITKHV
J*IO
BUTTER Ib. 20cl Spare Ribs lb. 23c Pure* Lard
$8.25 Pork Hams lb. 29c
(ion h i :it. pai.ar*:
BACON
Pro
itvii.*o*-a
lb.
l.'Mfh \%II IT A n i l k h im ;« «
Nojax Weiners
FRIDAY ONLY
|Tomatoes,______lb.....
ever
PlllW HIPK
la ^ m M m ^ m m m iH m
I.JA. TullTA
t.tin i:i.
32cl BACON
lb.
35c
1.1 miii.i \ *i «. tit i l ut:ii
««» l*OfIlf *n « III ■s i*
lb. . . *j9 ^
um .i.
Regular HAMS
FRIDAY ONLY
(
39c
Butter, ll».
I
W lA W A P
APPLES, 4 lbs. .. 25c
HR*
IIR AII*
j
CABBAGE
• Now, and after May 18th (when ceiling prices be
come effective, all A& P Super Markets and A& P
Food Stores will continue to give you real low prices
op fine foods every day, lust as they have been
doing.
-
r-
*
• The new ‘Veiling price” regulation will not alter in
any way A&P’s low price policy. This means that
every day at A&P you will continue to get the best
foods the. markets afford at our. lowest possible
LEMONS ..................... Do/. 15c
l*/ac TOMATOES....... 2 Ih s......... 15c
lb.
• v *•<>
■ A&P, during the last eight yean, has made big re
ductions in Its operating costa. These savings have
been passed along to our customers, so tmtftbday
they have 9c more of every food dollar to sp$ftd than
they did In 1938.
.
, iiTa
•’ • ' -... , .
■
‘
It Is A&P’s policy to continue to conduct Its business
|
MHUI I.AH
.... 28V2C
,|
■ 1
Cooking Onianp
lb. 00
r n r .t it
*
,
SPINACH, |b..... 5c
rttc T
Mit Ak
BEANS, 2 lbs. .... 13c
r t w c r ir t .M in '
s o u a s h , 2 um.
DC-
SUDS
Lge. 20c Gant 59c
POWDER
Vienna Sausage.... 10c
nnowepaitv
'Gingerbread Mix ... 17c
1«
ml
J t ll tV K D It t t
I'H .L H III'R Y
IIK S T
2n Hw. sun
W *Ut
A sst Jelly .... 2 for 25c
il m . anitilena
-»
0. F* Chill Sauce .... 17c
Blue Rose Rite 4 lbs 29c
Pork & UBeans 2 for 9c
Salt ......... 2 for 13c
T ^ t o Juice........ 19c
Cut Beans...........11c
It* IIM MtFf.O*.
urnip Greens .... 7*/ic
OUR CUSTOMERS SAVE MONEY \
31c
super
• in. n*. anem.iyil
• And here is another important fact to remember.
FOOD PRICES W IL L NOT BE ID E N TIC AU IN
ALL FOOD STORES on ind after May 18th. Prices
will continue to differ in food stores on the dame
articles—just as they have heretofore.
..
FRIDAY O N L Y .
I Hams, lb.
YAMS, 5 lbs.
J5f POTiJTOlCS.......1(1 Ihs......... 21c
> u T T r ifu 'in .iu , ’ \
POTATOES, 5 Ills. 17c
I’ AAI'T
lb.
at UAH CI'HKU
M:M ((Kll- i. m i l
MH'AA
m a u
[einz Ketchup .... 19c
BSnCTSR
n p .t
A 1.1. f U lA N n a T A M .
"i7c
/ ft? ? .,. .
..
• V. >
T'
Uy. .. il
'
*
V
A iio Com Starch
9c
'ft ip fin e . Pep^hea 15c
t
�i m ■ --------
PACK FIV E
THB SANFORD 1TBRAT3), flANTORD, FLORIDA
lorida Growers
Need Chemicals
To Grow Citrus
B le n d in g S o ld iers
A re
S u p e r-T o u g h
liilnjr if the war .Iculd cut off
In moat of the itutr'i Croat
aupplif* of hall a ilotrn chctnl- oraiico and grapefruit pn»lufrali now on the waitlmr critical
inc area.. mitffnolum, mantan***, copper ami imc arc abaolulaeeeeettieir. A total Inctt nr ih«m
nahnrw industry by Kcle'nlific rewould cut Florid i ertru* pruiiuc*
canit ruction of -oil that for a pc i
haa had if* earcntiul mineral-— lion 50 per cent in two or three
jrrara If they were not »dje«l
compoun.li of copper, iron, rinc,
the -oil, therr would tie leaa
mancaheae, macneilum ami cobalt to
fruit, poorer fruit with lea y|.
away by tldea
and
• wfahed
tamin content, and --rioter cold
av> ralniatl.
80 far. farm leaden have been
able to pet federal reletutc o f the
line,
line.
(2) bumping for better hip*
»rwl perhaps ( 3 ) n>rn«* m u
ts jff
for thin ning your thigh*
And the I mp* I e i e r r i s e * nntv l*e
p u t t i n g you rs elf iw a > fn>tn >out
table sooner You cun gel ynui
\ l U m in * without an over ubui
tlir.tr of vidu a 11 , you Know
Nor it it int|Hi«tible to
fit
fou r »un tu your (tgprr Midriff
IQOil r* must expose illm stomai h*
onU if they adorn
s
loathing
bfi uly
l-ung
•trnight
suit*
limply rtinkr m * le ruler girl look
olenderer
It’s a one-piece suit
te r
moil mat runs
K xlrem tl y .low-hec k
cut*
rt
Vtal In a u u i u I hark* beautifully,
but m. r the a p p e a r a r c e of On-
POKtK LOIN
ROAST or CHOPS
CLEVKLANU. May 11 </V>—
Count the Cleveland InHtaii* ill
on till* v ir hum! Iumho-*. All
have ordered part of their salary
rclaim'd for wuh 1 unhii-t-A and
Secretary l*?vv Mmnnw rr|Hirts
the average is well ».wi hi |k t *
W here
ceni.
CROCERv ""W
4 K rm iiiP
a h uli
.0 1
1 ,-n.i
«till
R o a st
I’ hnnr
BACON
ib
W IG G L Y
201 £
X.AHD
YouAlways Get Good M eat
A ve.
V .T
f lo ll o i l W o ok End Spocinlt
U w s i l Evoryd.ty Pfict-t
frrti Si
.UAMllM
tlj-.1l
>1,1*.tu
fk-st Grade Pure or Compound
M A R K E T
PLENTY of PARKING SPACE
40(1 Sanford
rP Ttoi
"b!^ have
11*11 ' rv
**imigh, b
lk;n*l#i( Me11*4 Vwtj!
Meals
AND- M E A T
w ill
the should
than *h*
^ Tou
Hir a w t r i
eo.it 14ritr
Heller *ti
play h i it {
^
short’
Thia U not the kind o! herciwn lhal m ed a l* are a w a rd e d lor but it'r a |
will c o m e rv * ya*. ci) nmi lire* an d k e e p c m . rclliinj lot the duration
market . , . carry klu: to c rl.io l . . . tak e uum to w orld It la n.mply a it
your car w ith ycur r
-Lbor lor all thu nc.os-tli.v. ol hie.
T od ay yaui
neighborhood Iddie* i cur More lor one-stop loo I rr.cirkotin.jr tomoiru - \
home and you a lien . la ycur m ark etin g and other diilieu 1.1 your nr y I I
lor all and all lor one- d iaro and anew— everyon e t* "a ll-o u t' for Victory
W ou lom C o m -F od
P IG G IY
cash
g'*rl
S a v e G a s — Fcritna I i F o e « I S h
u 1mace.
nocewcary chemical*.
COLA' IS GENERIC TERM
'Without
them
production
uld lbe enormnualy reduced “
■wrould
f,YKW YORK, May M .-ChanA V. Camp of
• i did Ur. A.
the
Slat*
Agricultural
Kipemnem c,,ib»r VV, VV l i a r nrik'turi has t|gnifd
ihp petition of the Coe*,
•‘ lotion in a report which has
been aent to Waahinclon to -up l >111 tympany fur a n*-hearing
port pleas for >upp)>>-> ,,f ilu- ' f Ihe null brought bv It mtalnid
t lt q t ln li.
Nth»
Corporation,
makers
of
• ‘ 'The tjurtity of the product* M ful Crown Cola. This ^stains
ailable for ahitiment would bo ihv (-Kanrflltjr'i dwTr**, m which
lowered, arid in many tn.r* then |h- tli»ini**«-d charge* uin>in*t Krhl
lack would result in ,u-h nne.-i.n- Corporation Hid ruled (hat the
ornical production that firmer- word 'cubi* tn a generic term nnd
ami irruweia would he mil lie to rw» one company has the sole
May in the field ..f ncrkullurul filfht tu use the ward Vela1 as
• -furlion and .till
make
„ part uf the name of a drink.
Problems Answered
On Bathing' Suits
111
•
^
15c N E C K B O M
Bulk
b ro ile rs !
WESTERN BEEF
>, CLUB
IL *
d Q
p
Mackerel
Ordci.t of 51 00 ur mnro will lie delivered In your door prumirtlv daily at |tt:(i(|
and 4:00. Please cooperate with u.h In snvlnf; loir* of fomiiles lot- of rubber and
lots of gasoline.
'b 2 0 c
TROUT
W H O LE
r:u tC K i:w s
FRYERS
-SIRLOIN or
C LU B .STKAKS
CHUUK RO A ST
Lobster
I
,
Steaks
SQUASH
>».%* t M i»r r »:i
HENS .. 22c FRYERS
ONIONS
MM 1
11 l u ; »
29c
APPLES
GREEN B E A N S '
*
2 lbs
ONLY
...... 9 c
I CRISC O
r'ancy Blue Hoao
MILK 1
, ANY I1RAND
Meat
FRIDAY
No. IVi cans
SELECT Of f . 1
PORK BP.Au; ;
SKINLEbS v/i •
29c SU G A R
Lan d O' Sunahine
™
PANCAKE
3 tall cans 22c dot
cans
Famous Salad Dressing
Tangy i ir| Mlracl* Whip Salad Dr«««!rvj lo
o d d (hut hnlxhtng !oud» 1« youi talocU
W o.
Carton
2*1
T a ll
29 C R'PPled
W h eat
57d 10c
RD TISSUE
Kilchon.Te.ied, Enriched G O U ) MCDA1
N ew K A T A H D IN
FLOUR
20’lb»65
in i
y^iuiO' S'»hln*
Florida
POTATOES
A
R ich,
A 5sorlm ent
PE A t m s
ib 21c
W h il* Potato
20lb.77<
U. S. No, 1 From H a ilin g i1
nlUl
PkllU.UAU
P A L M O L IV E
Dandy lin*
FRUITS
MILK
ib 19c
3u«22c
DROMEDARY
DEVIL TOOD
RED BLISg* POTATOES 6 n» 19c
fife* c*b»*
APPLES
Im V f*n*y G/ee» Tee
Sauor'a
Pineapples 7V4c Carrots bch 6'^c
GIHGEH
fiend* Ortee
BBTAD
Cabbage ib 2 'Ac Celery 2 ilalki 9C
fewey flood*
MIXES
l«U I TeOew
fr*t* Cr*M
pkfl 19c Onions 2 n>* 9 c Cukes 3 (<>> 10c
■onions
Extract
PRUNES
tmall
3 ib. 17c
GIANT
BARS
PORK &
BEANS
33oc21c
$ m X 1 0Ei
eoJWl5c
.
>
�I
f
1 East Coast Ball
Lood Will Fold
3 Homers In Tih
•■
llt-IM
CAIIIIAOB—T ub. balk. III.M-H.M
l.'AIIKIJTI— Uoi Duo *
llu
Her IH - I.II
r K i j f n r —*-r*u*. i i .h - i .w
t'KLMny iiu r ic —rrmito, i i s m
CLTDMUIriUk—Da llpr.
Ord. I*
:a c ?
ran plugging recant for plUhtra
yaitarday -b r bleating out- thrto
Jfsfi'c eawamUra circuit drier# for a
■’B y - .ratal of. fo x , rani whIU .hurling
[£[: ' the Botton Rravet to a A.3 vleT l ! ’ - lory orrr tht Chicago Cuba.
dlttaaaa- ItUphoa eonvaraation—
■ M r "''
Tobin, who lott threa of hit
j*' ' trren prtvlju* alarta bfause hit
m ain wtra unablt to hit behind
him, won hit own yam* In tba
’ it
eighth by homtring after Paul
c.
nailer had iingkd. l it optnad the
' K
■ fifth and tevrnth framte for tht
~ Breve* by ciaartny tha Itft field
’ The three-year-oId learoa wa
hampered by a ban on nlrht baat
ball In fna»t*l rltlearrarsd face
‘
& „•
> '
^ l}mla
Lombardi
fare
the
Bravaa tbrlr flrat round by dub’ f t * blny n four-banrr In tha fourth
~ s*'
tnnbw and Eddie Killer claaraJ
•
. the canter field wall wllh two
day a one hit pitching performance
by Gent Thornpeon o f tho Cincin
nati Rada.
Tho yrteran dalkerod an effectlro two-hltter and retired the
Rada In lucreatlon In . tho Utt
xix Irmlnyt to achieve a .4-0 ihutout for hit fourth triumph of iht
ataton.
Johnny Vandcr Meer, who had
won hk k it itrrt without IxauIng . tingle bate on balk, made
up for It yritarday with.a tpell
Altendanea waa off
in til
ritlet except Miami and Miami
Beach, and only the director* of
thoae two elubt Toted yciterdey
to keep tryln*.
Alt duba except DeLand were
rvpreaenled at tha teaalon, »nd
John Grnxal o f Orlando eaat DtLand’a pror.Y rote for following
the Florida Btata Iwayua to the
slddlnaa.
The dlractora decided that the
dub at the top of the aUndinet
• fter float ramea today will hi
deck red champion. .Orlando held
a ont-rama edge over
Miami
Beach after Tuetdiy nlght’a enyatemrnta.
Tha reeked adicihiln for clotIn, day will briny Miami Beach
ONE-ROOM
houte
for
tal,> to
Miami for two ytmra. Watt
13.600 ca»h. 400 W. 13th 8 t. Palm Beach to Tart Pierce for
two, and DcLanq to Orlando for
Classified Advertisements
4 FU R NISH E D — IIouit, room*, cab
tea, Oub Haute, e tc , at Abort'*,
» reh N. of Banford.__________
BING LB BARREL lt-g u tg o ahot
• gun 11.00, rood condition. A p
TIRES
1BU» BL
A
Lart i f f
iiuSINKlSS 8 RKVICB
HAVE YOUR watch npitrad by
one who really knowi
how
Brigga. Jtwtler Mantilla I t-
RECAPA—14
W government pi
and
ctrtlfka
importation- paid"
SEATON E, O ran f
m
N IC E COW and calf— Must bo
aoati to be appreciated. Rt. 1.
Boa l i t , Beardall A v a . Banf o n t E. C. OolaoB.__________
JAPS STAGE RIOT
V AN C O U V E R , fl. r... H ay U .
I/P)— Japaneto uiukr detention al
the Immigration building here
4D FLOOR unfurtikbod Apt. • tar-d a riotou* llrmonatnittcn
Mn. Nobk, 616 Myrtle Ate.
yeatenky, (meshing window* or
the dipper floor on which they
are hrid and turning a firehose
on people In tha ilroel below.
“SHIP w a x
YOUR
COME IN” Sooner
nf wlldnaaa th*l htlpad
tho
Dodgtra score all their run* In
I h a f l n t four frames and flnrity
brought big Paul Derringer to
the mound in a relief rola.
A D V E R T IS IN C . • 1
By PAUL ROBINSON
RtXCS ON YOUTL
4
B - I MCAN,UTTNG L
dfl WlNTON TANSYXf
S iP fa E -u
SA/.VOU LOOtGSW eiL / M iNO IF 1 1
w a --------n GOHTO A S K O C N t f l
IT S N O T A 1
CWE/H6B
ArOCNO
Wk
/ S r ^ n ' i O V r i ------—r—
JCNEP
YOUC 1
O F O A fS V S
Besioes.f
CHAWS
DAVSY
WILL B S
1 OM-V
THETIE/I
— J
]id
ii.ee-i.ti
AQl-AAII — Hu llpr Tallow Crook*.
II.M .tM
T V M A T m s -M -ii lb. Crat.u OH
la fr». Ii aa t II, l.u n li.aa-i.it
It lb. Cortona II.I*.
i*.
ion
ci.
Yo
o ns
'—
'HWWAEOWINOY w ho
To o l ETTA TOTHfi' rur—
CANCS f FUNNY, |—
Hate NOT w
I WONDfifS IP H SS U P T O
J O N S TT2ICK - O f t K A Y B E
------- 7 ? ? t n
IN t o o
•(/ / ] SUSP,CIOUS/
119 West First Street .......... . Sanford
Prices Good Thru Saturday, May 16
BROILERS 2 for 6 3 c
oc soMB-nSt2£j£
I thing
LA RGB SIZE
BACH see
r
i*>.
• i »»>m
m w .ii
Wieners.... lb
25c
i ---
LEGALN0TICES
o r A r rt-ira T to n
„ | nxxu
*
. Itrfc r i l H l I i f t M
»«■
F e e t..... lb 12^0
Steak or
R oast l
J tA W iR W V W
M III'PINO
POINT
INronM ATION p o ll TUKftUAY. MAT
II.
I*fl
tJVIKIMl.WHIHAbALJS IBCTHINK: llaullag • fftJrlf heavy
I eight wlr* IrMiuIry, Hals* of t* o
te IndUldurlly w iih fil and pr*
rtaol»d ( JoMift llu rl. dtfniftd »*ry
II * hI, marlK«l ttMuSf, so ms oril*
m rj to fair riusllty and condlliott
1-4 (Jot. |l 11 1 4® • dog. fl.It-M i.
mo.Ur f l l S - l l l . • dot 1140-ltt,
moslly II.KS-I It; It dos. —NX*.
H l.n, mtMily II
Pascal, Ka
maml llglil.
n«arli#4
firm,
all
■(■•a h.arjr to l.rga,
ll.tf-l.T l
PuttNillm |S* Kira. Many sfctyfn*nt« r»1l#d unsold.
I Jn4 ANULI^Ji t lim t lC T : t>s
miltd
tiftn la
supplf,
marlist
iirn n itr Psllvsrsd
shlpftliig
point basis and hbIu f, n. b, ship
ping point, Pascal. M% or mars
I t. h N o . I uuslliy. Indlvldvally
was Ksd. I T era its. (rlm insd laps.
H do. | I ! 1 J P
14“ em its
-1H Kos. IX tt rub rratss, M H
•las. 11.6. Alt (oy lea saira. H
‘f l u , t Inch* S dot, erats washui
llt t .
truck nuns.
IIIUA, SMBS fair Quallls
1-4 doa
17
tmw
l - l t 4oa
II
4 dos.
croics, Ooldsn Ifoart.
1-4 aad l - lt dot.
i das,
CAI,ir., Paocal. I T erais«
fH - l dot.
i
16
Hid
‘.'-'mi'/, mr 'tffiea » " « h»* maja
l,races
tka
rollowla*
djacrlbH
tliU rty to Hi* rftu.tr t f »«mt'
K i r /tala -I Etartd;. ra-wllt
Bag JfW cor ol BW1-* ••*II.n Ii. Ttwnakla Ik b0" 1*!;
Ita.a* Jk * M t
*
lefc K 1* efc ■ a.tl ck W I*
h to k*a A ntvi-r of ( k i i - i
NWl-l DtalkB *1. Township
II Hoirth lland* I I
Kail-
*1
Tm at**a-ni*ni of lh. Mid prt..My und*r lha uM
L i N waa In the nam* of A M.
ll*UtJIt** Mld e*rtlflcai* *haU be
,.d.*m*d arcordl.d It law, in.
pioparty daecrlhtd Iharala will k.
w.l/ 1 0 ikt hlck«.l hlddtr •< ‘ ha
curl hou»« door oa I h* (I rot M"i'O.y In Ike monlk of Jun*. Ikjt.
whirl* la tka l*i day of Junt. IMS|rated Ihk >klh day of AprlL
" "
tt I*. IIBHNDOK
"
Clerk Circuit rtrrl. a*alntia Cot nil. vifrtda.
IOfflel*l Deal I
ncynca o r A r r u c A T io n r o «
TAX DXXU
r H i P T x a lTier *r taaa
NOTtCR Id IIW tkaiT OIVBN. TJal
HarTty V l-nt
katder of
Tea
Ctrtllkatt No. H I. tee*H lk « krd
Car af Atgam A. D. tklX.
has
rilsd Mini In my office sad has
mads ayylicalloa for ft l » * 6sod
to hft Issasd thsrsoa. Iftld csrtilleats kwkreeee the falltw lay i f .
• fr ib a T w r a a r t f la ! •
* u
lb,
Sirloin Steak lb. 29c Beef Stew lb,
Tender around
T .td .r Btkr » w l
Baby Beef lb. 23c Liver
lb.
* l l « 4 Haa*
Bologna
. . f.
lb 19c
..
lb 23c
ru rt ram l*a»
Sausage
Bacon lb. 35c Rindless 27c
Sirloin Steak
naaaii I t s * V «1
CutletB ,b 35*
LARD.........2 lbs....... y 35c
Cheese
NECKBONES
.
3 lbs
SMOKED SAUSAGE
PORK LI VIf ft. Sliced .1 1
BEEF BRAINS .....
HiTk F KIDNKYH
**t».r aeku
> ,
........
Lttu. M-utv
..
25c
I A v
In
IMr
SPARE BIB ENDS
PERFECT BISCUIT
d e a l Bart O t t t in
Soap 3 for
TOMATOES 3 no. 2
13c
r iU ll A B M
Tobacco tin
CIIIOAOO; IIKBT BTOCK MAIIKC
AIKHJT nTBAtrtf r p R (HIIK1
MKT. DL’IX. ANU > L WMAUX
Cara au traek
fa r* arrlraU II FLA. I (’ AU
r u m i i 'A i Dos (air a«al.
ivn4.
a
4 (.*
t
« Ota.
i m i
*-tt e *a
s i»-t
XX,
UkL
raaral. 1-4 due
1
•-If due
X
THE602 YICS
SUGAR ............. lb. 6Vic
K i ,4H i T ttle H tr
I'llKturah 1. Ntw Ttrk I.
Clnrlnaall t. Ilrttklyn 4.
i t ilc a - t. Iltiton t.
at. Louie I. I'kll.O.Ipkla h
Pas-raL m - l doa
th at
Do NOT tear yea anger atamp oat
of year book, that H our |th H - lh
eager per peraon per, week, aad-took at
oor low price!
There are hundred* of bargalas. . a w retryday pricoo era lower tad (jut aptckle art rad-hot!
m i n i x. v.
H i i ,«i i
H ll iJU hlf.ao I I U .til
au.tet iiiii.
i ii*.in
ANKRH-An L X iU L H
*» I. M .
W I. Pat.
it i .a** rail.
l i l t .ms
h i u jiv n b
t t t t .in
i r t a t t a . i I.
it it ,ii*
I I I ! iN llllr u o
7 II l*»
Ityatll. i H l f i t a *
W.W fork t l.'lcttland TT - “
I M 1«n t. Cklcact *1 I l f Intlta a l.
TVa.ktaeton I. IX Irtlt a
indlitclphla K. Dt. L oti* tv
BRING US YOUR RATION BOOK1
Thk week we hart a fonr-page aetUon af
boom lag bargain*. , Jf you did oat aeo II.
aak au for our "SUING FOOD SALE" mc Uou.
K ATton AL LBAULM
w u r»c.
w t. pkt.
Irn
i t t .m a t. U
I I I I 404
Hr
V 'A s n ^t
TABLE SUPPLY SPRING FOOD SALE!
Leaarue Standing:
f Lo
UWnHEMooNA
loeofif28DirjM
specialpoc [X
TONIfl
WASHINGTON, KWr U , ' « V .
Th t creation o f an A m y KnlUttd Raytnro Corpa fo r O d ltn
atodooU w n n „M y « M
sealerday by tht W ar DvpartmanL
IV M-. I*
opan u « y o « o Whji wltbaa to
*ntor. Th n r am HO nuaHfWaOonv Tht Bupnlrmvntery tltaa.
7:0f, P. V- t" 0:10 P. M- k *0*"
(a anmot who can flatllfy at ■
cantontar. wood
«*M »el
mailt-, or boat bolldor, rithtr emplovod now •aa aucb or Urnoor«Hly ontmploytd. Tbeaa nltbt
claaaat am » " tbort that anyonwortlnf ahoold b» abta to ettanT
and I-art mmalhlnf of ooa Of
r>u- rltal dcfanaa Induttrio*.
Th-re ara a ftw neanrtaa In
a iffu n
w **"
By th« Aid of Kawapepa#
4-room atuccu house,
NTVOU 80 fiAiCNG |J
■ II.n
IT .IT K Ill— llu
llpr
IM 1 -IU
<’ ral>., m d It lay II.N .I.N
l-AHHl-Hr— Hot llua Mr-1 Be
FTIT ATOM*— lit llpr
Had
Btlaa
D:fO- A .- M . U - 4:00
n i
COLLEGE KWLUTED H J W flM r^
l r m p r w . n l , ba ld bach b * ™ - * " *
i h . U r t « f th—
pUne.
With
tha boat plana In, wort In (lo t i
claaaci It aapartad to I tart bum
r-lng. n t r t or* a few i » a » '
t in > both nljht end day cUaafrr m » »
ra.
Tht prHtnploTMt'nt ckt*.
Kdiil-I.ANT—llu llpr Ort. I « try
tl.ta-t.M- l •-*!.« F a t . - - l i t * .
IN
IJ R A ItT lllriT —Hoi U. 0. COmk.
f r i t R a n l i : i t ■N# i l i t * B an
tl.M
IINIII.NA-Dot Kan U r-U r
llllAN IIiai—Ik.l H. H. O a k 1 I n
i n n II D No I I I U
Map.
MO t a M M
t.614 ytopU sad 11 orguakaiieua
hundkd *70.360 pooada « f pm*.
d « « . Of thk, the patrema rartkU
«d ITW O I pow to and tha ktald
rvtalnad M 4 4 » T a to u t M l U r
613 Nc. 1 1 - 1 c&nM and 1 T,*IJ
No. )04ln»-4r«re pot op-
m n
r iu n v
IM M H f
i i w m u t M t i m c r r a id
t a e m i u d d n it
• I w i n t# I# IM I A.
B ar 14.
rbw t. 4f
•• W. *tll
r U D ID A r i o o u t l .
UK A NO— lilt llpr Taadtgrsta. mrd h>aln u aaon u uto 7>Un* errtr*.
in I l H f II.H I M
IIRKTH— Ota llu*
1*4 llpr Wort in tbaao doaoo* kao be**
■ SAX'.
B 0 9 T 0 N , K a y U . W —Jim
^
Tobin,
Iht vtltran rljhlhandtr,
• hit ft r »w . major league homt*
S T at IM V
A U tX f t
■ u rM u
^4|
1
Sets New Record For
Pitchers As Cubs
Are Beaten. 6-5
NEW
t^r
—
i
Defense S bop New*' ‘
10c
Wddorf 3 rollsl3c
ktrla# [ W t U
Pins 3 doz. 14c
Id
■wM4k.tr* TMlel
f
Soap 4 cakes 21c
M am
TMtet
Soap 2 cakes 9c
*4MU M at,' Wr
SEMINOLE COUNTY
COURT RECORDS
THE LONE RANGER
Klek
(CXfUlet Bant)
Ige.
21c
Cleanser can 4c
By FRAN STRIKER
Ot. Fk*.
Bt, ftk
Peaches 2 for 23c
Dr T Finn *
U r lh tlM t I wad C*. To
AV-a
Desmerta 3 for 15c
Nectar 3 12-o
Itd U t M m O u H fm
Juice
OfT TH ATM ASXM D
w
W M I HL^L^aatt. .aa hu^Aa :4A
1
rt|S
1■1
46^>z*
�v ia 1 *
MAKE EVERY
PAY DAY
BOND DAY
AN INDEPENDENT D A IL Y NEVVSl’A l'E ll
Established !a IBM
IIEUALD, FR ID A Y. M A Y
HANFORD
Old Dobbin Helps Stamp Drive
Un new uuinea
Is Said Greater
lit*
A LLIE D
IIK A IH Jl'A R TE R S—
May 16--<£V A notible inersat#
tit tha Jipgiiric
air
■trrnglh on .Saw Guinea, N#W
Britain, w n imkatni tisky with
tm li . 1 1 Mtn
l i t diadcMurr th it
35
plaJUt
particlpatril in mte of two raids
on Jrrl Mom hv
that Allied
Ei m
Th« Var v'ffuH Irlrotght Ad \tet>£ln"Vilo nit own ante -ig.ln -uei
f umbo and Nlek ere .10 rxccptlont. They are d Ing mure .hag .heir
5’harw-toward detory tinea tWlr .tatnejt "ic r« -hanged )o Slump. nJ
Bond* and they became an Integral part of the fir.t mnlule .lamprailing unit. Mra. Ifouglu Gibbon*, chairman of the f o r Savin*.
Staff booth committee, U .hewn between the taro horn-.
Mr. Average Motorist Must
Have Ration Card To Get Gas
Operators Are
Selling Gas By
“Unit System
« their U r
a l motor Ini
th« .tart of the ration program
today. On* operator predicted
there were more “ fill it up” ord ln yettarday then aver bifore
in Hanford hi.lory.
"When r peraon prraenti hi.
rsrd. you .hould rtveck to make
lure there are aufficleat unu.r.1
and unddacbed unit, remaining In
rapport hi* purth..*,* dealer*
hive bean inilructed by the gov
ernment. "Detached unit*, except
when detached In your preeence,
rau.t not be honored. Than check
tha deecrlpllon on tha card with
tha vehicle for which he 1* buy
ing the gaeallna and place the
gatollne only In th# fuel tank of
th* vthltla or . boat described on
Ilia
cl *“
the M
card
The goremment oniera rantlnaetl, "A t th* time of tha pur
chaaa cf gieollne, you ire In
punch, • !(, tha numb*c of unit,
on the ration card equal to th,
amount of gmaolin* cold. In ca.e.
where th* purchase la a fraction
of th* trait m o *, you mutt can
cel a full unit on tha card.- '
•'Operator* o f
track*,
boar,
ambulance*, govarnmrat vabicUc.
unrestricted house' s * described
wRI ba allowed to purthae* wb*U
rrer gwaolln* (hay may need."
Whan buying go* each operator.
ar« required to fUl out • certifi
cate form.
1
.
v
•
War Restrictions
Face Truck Owners
J A C IB O fm U J t. May l8-yp>
— Florida., track uwnan will go
McDaaiej aakad
a* fa aasuantfu
riwngui o f d a m
neceaa.r^la a r d r a t o c o n e e r r *
___________ “
Power. I. Sent To
Georgia Army Camp
i
* r»*
yertcnJajr
on Japan**#
m lin e
romufrrabty
stxanjfvr npPMf 'ion,
Alintxl U»iri«n'r» rarrletl nut a
tm.uhinir, mart-high raid on Jaf ain ftp ship pint in the
Hutch
Kart Ir.iiic* harbor of Amhejna by
dayliichl
\Vrdnp«ilay,
rraatinf
panic among the enemy In thl*
Important port 64JO miles north
of Australia.
i Thr trader of
thr
attack!rtf
»t|uat!rtin told o f thr raid througn
Pfteil
lii' In’.'irl o f
Min- i m I 11 nli r
‘ iy
i Mk-i-Fiua* ► -
and
t lt ir k i
tM n rl st f d
llii-'inn-. Ii-il l»v American*
i muiir lank-. smaxhod ulw-ntl
-Mm mill - lii'voiiil Lite Doni'll Itivi’r tmliiv in the So' vi**i'- liiy |iu-li ayninsl Kharjt>io, Ui*‘ ' I T iiln n tfh" o f the
l l kraitn*
Mh-i'iiw .suit! ItusI -inn let? nil. inivv are only 20
35 Planes Take Part
In One Of 2 Raids
On Port Moresby
^^Bnn*n a*uulu In Crimea are
^H b*(innlnx of a general often
and th* RuaiUns, fcrtlfir.1
a v u t and itlll Increailny
^ B r of Allied war material*, trr
:H rvm cly
confident of
wlth■Rndlnc tha blow, diplomatic
jQuartar* reported today.
Information In TurtUh Quar
tan w u that 1,800,000 boiu of
ALIM war mat* rial* reached
l u u l i over th* Arctic rest* durSanford filling .talion opera
lac; lha wtstar. whit* aa avaraga tor* trt aaiiing ga. t>y the unit
• T k > tra e u m i* a day, gba. rail .yitaca* today aa
tie
govemmeal'a gea laving plan want Inla SffdtV a»d for tvery three
gallfWS of ( U there are inld a
unit .Stoat be ranfeilevl la the
“The women of America will
fluonra 860 million dollira of
r* billon dollar a month quota
A fur war bond*, ilaca
they
tbar directly or M tn c tly eon-
Soviets Are 20 Miles
From Heart O f In
dustrial C e n t e r ;
Retreat In Crimea
Gassing A U. S. Flying Fortress in Australia
B A G«muui communlflue
claimed today Nazi watplanea
blag bod a United States cruis
er And a destroyer to the
bottom o f the Arctic o ff the
Northern Norway coast yes
terday in an attack on an
American squadron escorting
• convoy.
The Nazi high command
gs Program
Member Aft'iKialtd I’rt-M
3mash Forward In Kharkov
f Nazis Get Kerch Victory
Itroyar;
Cruiser,
Escortinsr Convoy,
Are Reported Des
troyed By Germans
iAl*o announced the destruction of
a 1,000-ten leobnaker and a
t,800-ten merchant ( m u I.
It
mid tha cniUer «a a of tha 0.100-toa PmuaeoU elaa* (which normolly carries- (00 m l and idtn-'
Rifled tha Naval formation aa an
^M U riea* squadron operating hetvraan worts cop* of Norway
end >tha A n ile (.land of Hpltxbergvn. Tha locale action—apart
from German claim* which might
JwTa bean drawn to gala Infor
mation on tha fleet movement*—
la tha flrat Indication of United
States Naval power operating *o
deeply on th* eupply route to
15. IUI
tii.an I
t*oifi to writ i|m|i|i«i
I
" I h f f the hay * r saw hundfrda
away
in
It takr. more th»n money fn*m uf nadir* scurrying
Mr Aver.se Motoii.t to ntiinm j canoev | niihr Inr japs, vm- did
larrinnn
hi
. ’ >,k - «. I A. :Im%*
I hr Crnusm
' » * " '*• I « *•«• 11
Ci milt* front
‘ ji ■i-1 a ill- it
t ■nti't tii *!rm thu
lrr«« at (he \ lire S|mng .Ainlroi
interior »f tin Inml down under
4 long with .1 %it*i n * i n . of man
if to «ucera•immami ac-
an UAAF Rpokeinnn last night.
"W r rttuki »e# the terrified Japs
run in all direction* un tha ship*,"
hr Mild “ They didn’t havr tirnr to
man thr gun* until
after
tha
I lie
after
wtiI in new
Registrants In
3-A Group W ill
Be Reel tssified
aaoolinr here t day r,■ the irov hot machine gun them
itrr.1 1 » u direct hila
eminent'. .■.1. minimus pro^rrvm [ thi«* ioImI
on j mtHlimn «m-l mm ant ■Mp
went Inlo rf.-.-1
It I. r«ttrnnl-'*l thnl nlmul fl.oOtl I anchorrvi m the hay It npliMtau
Mt n Fngagc'fi In N\ » r
*iirt*e-«1 up in Seminole County 1inatami)
After tinprt hits nii tvkn «tf thaaa
during the Ihr*-.*-lay resi.lrilii*ii.
Production
Wi l l
rndimr yrali-nlay, fur otilaininit •hip* Urge firm startrd on tlM
of gaaeiline intt-ininy ranla. whieb I wharvr»
He Placed In :t-IS
contain i nil. that mu.I t*e peeThe Iirat major uttacW on Am*
aente.1 ahrrv huylnj: ca.oii'n-. bolna a n cat efHlunally aailfufl
Earh unit will all w the purrhite and « i i led by a .V yeaxold
of three yallon. of the r*-leleie.1 Australian vetarm of raias on
fuel, and tkr variou* A amt H Japf nesr-hrki island* eariitr 111 I
I
tytae rani* have a numlier of tr« war,
unit, langvnr from 7 to 111, ac<
bortltrfk \a The nedd* tvf U»e motor
h
|mf thr U-Iirtl
III.,
.
mg.
Meanwhile, there
been run
Thf |*r#
•tderahle diecuaajon here aa el.*lu
»l vltl-wi If ’
where throuaheut th* nation i*
A
«!»•• d I
garvilny the allotlng of the varum.
K-tacr'il m >
rard> to Imllv ideal*. Rome up
(•••ndrnt*
parently have received certi. iVit
Ihe Hmilrtl Srinihule ( ’ounh ri ivlIUn n *
allow Ihrm mure (u*| than .h-y
of rir^a ami rr** pa u gel
need or are eligible for, while ling low, il w u revrulr.1 lo<la).
other*, who have ■ right In It with the laauarrco *o far Ihi- mre enirairv'd 111 w
rarvla, have virtually - etke-l I *r manth of nuniFroua certif icatr- lie wof rf f»»r 1 ^
the A cant to cc-operate with [hr for new truck lire* ami tec*pa t" i II, Men w h'i 1
N-e*U*<* of ilium
rligihlo uier*.
(ovemment.
■ialea *«f i*riwt».«i
Tht tial followa:
Itryarding this tltuatlon, aorm*
•*t th** fir-«
May It, I'J42
local official* hav* lucre* ted that
,t eu> ti'ii.
Truck Tire* an*) Tolw**
the A rani I* a bade* of true
This
Joel H. Field 1 tlrr, l
iu Im
patriutlim, and eom* of tho.r hold
inr high D type card* may W Htine Machine Bhnp I lire
I'aasenfer Tlrea and T ub<*«
inveatigated by Federal rrpfr.cn
H R Kelly I tire.
lallvee ia ord*r to tlelarmtnr if
Truck Retread*
they de.erv* iuch card.
A It
Joel 8. Field 1 tire. II 1
I'rtermon. ireretary *f the Ration tientry t ttraa; Chest* r t
in, Iloant. rrvraltd thl* murmne irale 5 tlrra; Htsvs t ht-rry
that E, M. Nawald, aaai.tanl Urea.
State fu*l administrator, now i.
P a iin ftT Retreada
In Ranford In hla capacity aa an
C. R. Klrtley b Urea; M II '
advlaor.
Hallman 3 lire.; Georg* II. Ihil I
' kirn whu aiitn***! In the fir^t |
Ur. Pataraon slid diacloee.1 a min 2 lire*,
May 7
euggaatlonthat h i* been made
i-roup ott I lei I ft, 19111 and were
j,
Ira E. Southward I lira, l tube . marftal after Sept Ifi. 11*40 aie
to thl board that name* of all
Truck Tire* and Tube.
molt data ba published pjgi the
■
Ilbjeet
t*»
I
n
III*
|dared
In
I
A
W
|
|
f|
o.
u, roinni
8. O,
Bhlnholaar I tire, 1 tub-. | \ny olhet n-vt'UMnls wh*» wrfe (i. |
type* of card* racaivad. Til* boanl
I
Sanford
Fruit
Co.
1
tub*.
haa rxpmaed ita appreciation,
marrltiJ aft* r the w»r wav. d j- 1
Truck RAlrt.il.
e. pec tally to t*achCr. who nut,
Imre*! knrw the) wefr nubjrvl t«i
Sanford Fnilt Co I Hi
ItWwilaMd M Vh > Vw i
4all whrh thr) wrre rnariled. It y H<
lajdwlg t tlrt*j L A
N*a
mid they arr lu In' , |...<
I S Son. i Urn.
,-ut In I A
( 1fie11
Obsolete
M
ra
nwhilr
11* 1 ir
tIr n
\ ivian
\
I H. 11. Warran Z lire*.
1
Iilllna.
Hi«lr
<tif
ts
,
ti>r
of
Select
that
t’aa.enger Kelreni
tirn
„ E.
V* V.
’ ■ "Miller.
" N ' i a9 tttri
IV" > <v« Service, . »|.lain*s| recently. 1 hd <
MIAMI, May 11, (FT—An A .i. ( hkllit.r 3 lira*; Ori*r Mathirm lly makinif thl« ilicllnriion In , frim
subraarin* stalked th* fully light I lira.
1Aftfii thuw *ngraced In e*«*nllal |lew*
ed Mexican oil tanker Portrrm
irQvttlei and tho** wht*»e civil A**
May 1
del Liana for an hour off the
tart ocrupntiona mr not contrih- had
Miami coast and claimed that naa f t t i S S r i S T W ullnn lo Ihe war rffort, it U da* **nf<
tlon'a flrat ahip victim of thl* 3. Walt* I liras) John P*t*ra 2 •Irtd to Induct a vulunlary move- |■»'*
torpedo dl- Urea, I tab**) Oa*l* Bank* i IIMCII of the latter Into c.c n lle l ■* •
tlraai Bra Praaha 1 tire; J. E actlvlllc* *ml lhu« to roleau for
raclty Into th*
1
Wa then 1 tubas) 8. F. Uing * military rare Ire thuee men withflag palntad on h
Th* blaxhtg al
,,ul dependent* who mu*t be de- pn ^
hour* past M iam i.
ferrad M nece.eary men until
undo o f persona
Ihoy can be replaced at their ,,
I lira) Howarvl
■ea.hora to w ai
Che*Ur C. Fi>«
Person, rnragrd In non-e..*nceuras. Hondrads
•Star C, Foagat*
fled rawr af tbs _______ _
rounger I lira*; tial actlvlllc* ihuuld not ccsm
jwde and aaw th* flrat fbub of
I tin *} J. Hiram thalr preeenl employment until
their *trvlce. are needed In some
r*a,ntlal work. It was added.
B uirlvunVbo landed s i Miami
it IVmna ula
U. S. M irlin iqu e
Negotiations A re
M akin g Progress
il
t 11n Alia
Mi-taught.
Gm,
01 v • f
iill
fought
liumohili/.alion
0 f
I'rcm h
Warships
At
Island Starts
aLi 4 Urr-ti.il rluwn on
ttf toilirr ( r u n l
County lire
Quota For May
Is Getting Low
i tii I
tm.fp
th «n
1 f .» I M•.til* I|l| ] "I *1Jt>e
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from t h f
I ■1 ft <»i i «nui i In- inti ml oni*l-i
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hf leal
Fight In Burma
1tenters North
!()f Mandalay
Mr
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• ii <i i'/ «■( il*** stntr Welfarr
H Tird (hid n**’ ipii nt* of O M »fs
Mexican Ship Sinks
bunt Jnto fb
Irtcltidln* the
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voles* o f th* i
nJBSSfaSTum.
Nettle* Transferred
To Port^ Banning, Ga.
<asa,n 3 a r & « 1'
.*i tut v
l disc Shirt-Tails To
Help In Winning War
rmplny-
mm imilf than
year* of ajpe
nffrmiy' to return I*►work whtnrvrr nriHji'd,
own loralitlra
wno are
capabU
t f filling position* thnl are mada
varnnl t»y wnx demand!.
If they
will do thl*, th*v will rendtr m
t*>rvife t«» therfludvFi anti to lbalr
count ry.
“ Thrse nhlar men, whether rwrijiirnta of Old-ape Akalitanra or
not, in many inatancea art capat»le or ilolnp aplendld work. MaTa
than thl*. they are Ju«t aa aiuilout •« the yooncer onea to hav«
n hand In helplnr to win tha
war and are equally •nllllfd to
thrlr chanca.”
W A8IIIN(iTON, May. 18. M V braiaklng up any Urge number
of
"eetabliihrd
families"
by
drafting their bread-winner. Into
tha army, Selective Service Di
rector l-ewl. B. Hrrahey raid yea
trrdsy, but it may bacocna neccu ry to sblft tome toch men Into
riaaatla] war work.
Testifying before t*a Ilou.e
MRltary Comm It lea la support of
a pay allotment bill to aid deptoletiU of terric* man, Harahey
Two Local Women
Get Certificates
W IA T H U
nit»|fl
“ As nrlthrr Stat^ nor dlatrict
w*dfnr*‘ h aril* r*»r»drct finpkjymcrit luir**aii«.M Mr* Hotlrr a*Id,
‘ lli** most t hry ran dti l* lo ipl»*fil fti <*m|»1oyrra to givf* eonaidrralion to older m m of their
Tbirra I* no present- Intention of
NonrtcB
wh-
rM*’ni 111111111.' th«* iliirnhiin will l>i
1 11r m***I fit thr r*•11■ W ithrnlt delay
wh* n l lint » mpliiymctt! rnda* had
l>n*u)'lft Ir tlffj from numcroui
Youthful RusBians
Will Sign For Army
MOSCOW.
nwowun.
h
May
i/
up
18—(AV-TV*
—i
Red Army iod«y ordered
old youth* to rvgi.ter
IS— for o reguUr period of
TALI-AIIABSEE, Ma;
(SpecUl)— Stats Bo| ____deet rarric*. (nib annual raj
t’olln EngHth »nn
I
today
Lockett* a.w asr& u ftt.
thtt
Mrs. Can
Carter of Oviedo t
Mr*. Mas
Daly Fort of Sanft
reived a WTorida 1
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HEAVY
Braves Win'llth In
l|itlSGanies By 3-TnZ
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holiest team In the N«t!on*l
Lm | h
at p n M o t chalked up
their 11th victory In IB game*
yesterday with • J* io -2 win ovtr
Philadelphia.
E m it Lombardi's third home*
of the aeaeon In tho sixth lining
waa tho deciding blow. W ith Eddie
M illar on, t-ombardl lifted one
ov*r the loft field fence to aeora
the two aeadad r e * .
Tho thlrd-plara . Brava*’ flr*t
ntn catno In tho fifth on a balk
bp Johnny Podigajny. held HI*
tl bad doubled and non* to third
on an Inflsjd cut and Tommy
Ttohnes waa at hat when Slsti
made for homo. I'rodvajn/ balk
ed and Slsti waa awarded the run.
The Phils* only run off Tom
E a rle y prior to the ninth Inning
Oloaaop
S ea a homer bylaidAlbany
to tbe right f l i ' •lands In tho
u r t * / fourth.
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Fleming's Home Run
Gives Indians Win
n
C L E V E L A N D , M ay 12, V P hLaa Fleming'* three-run homer
In lha ninth Inning yesterday cli
maxed an uphill battle for the
Cleveland Indiana and gar* thorn
a s 8 to B victory over tha De
troit Tlgora.
- T)te rookie first baseman1* drcult clout punahed across the win- B to *. rana aftar an olghth-lnnln
.trib al acoring spree that notta
f/ ^
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five runs to tla upr the
bell ^game.
- _ _ _ __
The victory put tha Indians
. fa ll gmm* anaad of tha Tigers,
and one and one-half game*-bebind the Yankees, who woer Idle.
A f U r his teammate* Jumped on
V*rnon Kennedy and Stove Oro
mak for five runt on three hits In
U » first. D itty Trout held the
Tribe score!*** for (even Inning*
Sri- '
League Standing:
N A TIO W al, I . R t I H II
P C k lr n
F ills 'I ,h
P o s to n
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three of th * ;* "<
U t u t . Us* ensen
lisle ISag a* (M b
number of trainee*. If t n r o n c be lib e r a l* * a * k h s
Interasted ia this type of train Will b* eatarad s t s ls s l yaw.
It U s s n s r s r t w H tha* t
ing please gat In touch with the
office at once six! fin out the b u lk * ba pabl Is bed la TWa 8,
l.rd Herald, a
necessary pipers.
I ll.Vra m MswlaoS* n»**tr'. rk c H s .
•
sack wssk * far fear I t ) isa
serood week on the
HITTER
Yale G$ts 'Nice °
. Guy’, Odell, For
Football Mentor
Job.
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D r W H IT N E Y M A R T IN
N E W YO R K. M ay I t , <WW|
— Yale couldn't h a rt picked a nit
er guy to reach Ita football team
than voung Howl* Odell, and If
the E lis don't win a few games
next F a ll w ell know they couldn't
win a turkey In a raffle It they
held all tha tickets.
In olher words, wo think the kid
has what la takes, and that If he
can't snap tha boy* out of thrir
sparring partner role It won't be
because of tho rubber shortage.
It w ill mean tho school Just Isn't
attracting lad* who cara purlieu
larly what happens on Saturday
aftemoona In tho big bowl, even
If It's happening to them.
Our slte-up of the Iowan 1:
based, on observations and more
or lesi casual acquaintance over
a period c f years. Tho obaervaHon dates back to a crisp Fall
day about 19SB when an axrelIcnt Nebraska football team left
tha bleak, soot begrimed Pitt
stadium Urged with a one-touch
down defeat, with that touchdown
traceable to a skinny, unsung kid
from Slcux City, Iowa.
Slight of ffu ltt u
That address hurt the Nebras
kan* almost as much as the de
feat, Hloui C ltr.
Why, that's
virtually a slingshot from tho N e
braska bonier. Th(s Hussars had
practically been beaten by thrir
own flrsh and blood.
Tho very fact that Odrll was
playing at all 1* a tribute la bis
quick mind and will. l i t couldn't
have weighed more than 100, and
waa of that fragile, waspy build
not usually a*seriated with the
mighty team* of Jock Sutherland
In fact, if Odell had been caught
In lha comb Pitt 1* supposed to
hav* used In combing the country
for material, It must hav* had
pretty fine teeth. You wouldn't
hav* aimed a finger at him and
aaid: "There I* a Ing-time foot
ball player," not a Pittsburgh
player, an/way.
Later we had other opportune
TUESDAY, HAY 1*. IMS.
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Rf l^ m liu U Coontr.
V A S tE V F Y Y
Mar 1Y. IMt
i s m i : r i a i r i i t h u n t «n* -run
V IS T M J t l l K I V I . <in* t i t o r
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Humane, past and present— The romancer* of lha present are
W lU elAM VIA \ W HI .1, K INi L
W illiam Holden and Ellen Drew
Uniting on (at Holden's right)
are Ilnsn Danlevy, ss General Andrew Jackson, and a few cf bis Til* tUmtm r.f I'Is. ri*f a to W it.!.I AM
M AXW l'M e
KIND
Alt*«nv.
1cronies who come back to life in Paramount** fanciful new remedy,
n n o rm ! a .
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la
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that
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•The Remarkable Andrew/* roming tonight to the Rita Theater. h a b ffn lit»tliulr«l a ia ih it* m
fou
Visitors from the past are Jesse James, Benjamin Franklin. Chief la l li« i h f if * r a t l t l n l rn u ri fo r ill.
«nrro b j I bo i.lalAflff namr* b#»•Marshall, Private Henry Bartholcnsew Sm ith of ll
In And Ih n # |it*««ftla at# tb#f#*
Thomas Jefferson and George Washington.
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h o d p c f lin yraai
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Wigs* if ir a tic«<
o f saV> Astir I0do
O l oV C A g V t f f fAM
c m tL MO i mAm a c t r .
llt %litUdlli t* m“ i*rif ,i |1ft 11f »rtH>ll*l
I |fi|i|*n II. ,3r I fill Mixtium in l«rp«
Celery Report
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20
who is now employed by
lha
Gulf Ship Dulldmg Corporation
in Mobile, A la. waa home over
H, ALHX It. JOHNSON
thr week-end and paid lha writer
a
iwrsnml call. Otis Is all enfermer virlti
( MI« n»flgrr,
lnr
S«rainotr Ifu siaitlc over his Job tnd has
,ng irdin^#
only praise for the local defrnse
i.unly I>rfrn»# Tfaii.inir •c HcmbI.
•sl.oui and its Inatructoea. (H i.
s
-sot that before he took his train* a r•
i f r 11 4 i
.
* in»- be was nuking J 2JI.OO * week
r. „**1.S-. lol
FI \
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and thr f i r i t full week on' the
is mirk fuiii*
. .. „ f Job si Mobile he made |M)2 &. HU
I t *|| 11fA J I**
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ral e of pay la 75 cents per lour.
I'dttdl. I 1* *
■it i >•'Otis also staled that he had a
I •!•!>
i XJ me# pi.re to sLay with a private
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kl.lK
'"t'* 'fim ilv in Mobile and that all
I s i i
J*
|\l|t Ittivn KTsa'K 1,1 all be had nothing in the world
II Vi.hKT i m u in hi ■iTUidia l« kirk about, and tin t there
was a big thrill to the fact that
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. . . .Its* t I -si ? *‘»M M truck I • be was working on a ship to
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s*i u - 1 I »1
I IS ! rtl aga.nat the Jap *.
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n,
ll
s il
also
learned
tla t
•“ C h arle s Dunn, J r and E. J . While
1 ! ,-»
bo are former han.orsl trainees
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Defense Shop News
J t f f e t O A u ic o *t.v
lied
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CAMPBELL’S
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iud SEED STORE
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ETTA KETT
j^ c L U B o r q ifn s
Fe rtU b e r
Steer
Secwrity
E L E gT E D
Central Florid* body on th* pro
blem* -which -confront -tha- trans
portation bodies during th* pra-
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LEGAL NOTICE'
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INTT3Y 1N6 .'
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A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
M em ber A m w ia ltd
S A N F O R D H E R A L D . W E D N E S D A Y . M A Y 13. 1912.
tier Masses Two Million
Troops For Kerch Thrust
SSw g r i
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G r e e to A a a i.r a e r
victory
Prwia
NUM BER
Mei«ch,
Drowns
Accident
British Maneuvers—Prelude to Invasion?
Prominent G r o w e r
Dies After Auto
Plunges Into Lake
F rom Boulevard
|B»«i WiD Have About 2,000
Workers, Some Already Here
togi*« with t m n l t« IS* T i a p i S a a fa rt
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battle coded w ith the a»-
of RussUm cd*
d
d r t M th ere and the capture
Jo h n
a lx u it
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to
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M t - lim i.
Navy Personnel honest Answers
Is Said To Be :
To Gas I
“ Cream Of Crop” i-----------------.
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Eleven Day Sch(M)l!
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Nips Attempt 1b Cut
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Miles Above U st
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Of Duties Of Ihic- A ttend Civilian
Resident Officer In Qiarge Of
tom In
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Naval Base May Arrive Today
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Many Persons
Visit Hospital
At Open House
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k* | hud in d ln l the U mI jt s s h « ff. C h i t f
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Meiwrh « « • a liv e w hen th #
nM ih tila m r i f f l t o i to rem ove h lltl
| in a hw al h o ip ila l, hut i h o r t l y
C J a fti- io a rd . hr diet!
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death appRF*
. n th
«H-rlifinl from d ro w n in g .
,
W iliir - .i i I
the acciden t atat*»
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,r
Mi
VIi « -ch «h»* had Hern atlbI
( t i t 1:... d i n t * pel tii rece n tly, ep.1
p a r m lh
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d
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by
the
fa c t
i, 1 l ha I I hr i r w r lr n*. m ark a on the
II i i iiflil (ihowing that the h r a k f j iff
th r c a r had hern applied.
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in . u i i almte m th r ca r
i* | A i m lia r )
police
were
n
a ml a tamt IS of them rtp O ftW l
n
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never i te a m e d oofiacio a a o f
’ M r.
M t la c K
Vtanden.
L u i f t t l b o * Ju ly
IT ,
l ** Tel
H r cam e to A m e ric a
thu g in H rrs u ca *, N J . and fro m
1tu rr h r r i m r to S s n fo rd In A y *
It gii*t
IDO'*
He w a v one of the
lid d in g
grow era
in
Hemtitolc
t iiu liti
amt v i * w ell know n in
mthta
are a
Hr
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Id | b u ilt am i wra» the o w n er of
f * ! M rlae h
B u d d in g
in
dow nto w n
S a n fo rd
Mr
M e|»ch
lived
at
M l*
P o lk
Avenue
i |
M r fo rm e rly * * ' in the r e * l
mi * I a i r
buaktiet* in S a n fo rd
Ho
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1a ■ a m e rn le t o f the M a incite
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I amI r **
«nd allcn d a d
it.. * •ngr* g s lu nal I b u ffh
m
.u fi i v or * livable - the
v* id u * *
Vt«K lis s lw t h Met** h. are th re e
J i m pit, Edm und a w l Jo h n ,
Jr
on.
daughter
M r*
lM * n
lf, l S m ith of C h ic a g o ; fo ur b ro th e r*.
I I [ N k k . F r a n k ami Jo e o f H an fo rd
, , | and I ' r t r M ei«ch of L u ir m b o u r * t
i, , 1iv 41 • tairra, M n
Ju h a
L u d w iii
,1 nf S a n fo rd and M r*
h red U t t y
Gmorn me nt H a s
Fund To Purchase
Tires Front Public
a r r tr a l at IS a N a v a l
IS ) W t W t M i .
Services Announced
For Mrs. Okerlund
«m .- to l
II tw . #.|.| ,1
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Hart,lil I ink
ricr»
b*
II
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•n, J'- - l.rl'>T h ru Aul.n
ra. O krrlom l,
rlralo
Apr.
If r nf M J
!r."r ’
ra.ll th r plan, a-otilH I *
illirlo a id
' ■f lr r lh*T hail *«ri-n » o rk « l ovt
h r <he O ffk e of I'rice AdtalnliI trathin
,n«J Ih ,
Raeonilrnrtton
K lr iin r i Corporation
Thera w i i
no Im madlata In d kallo n Ih a l a»*
■tome h ll, o w n «r, woolil b* *oto|
|n M ll a n r Ur»*
Wa
i (ju rrm m rn l, although thla H il
| „ n , urw» ,i* 0 In »irrnt Contra*I . ( o w l u u a tta r..
Ilir , In this i
J ” " * ' IndSatad lh a l * « « *
! of the UrRS purtha*ed by l «
i (h f grind- ‘ Ih f f r u e
KupptUa
CorporoUo^#
k| Lie hell, who I R F C aubvidUry. w u M bs h«ld b f
In the
Con. I county lire rmUonlng board* W
resslo Rt price* Mt by OPA to
Former Resident Dies Passenger Vessel
In Orisndo Hoepitsl LandB 44 Survivors
rtoMaJ*1J^'ka&J
to tm to e to M
O rla a to
S a s p iU l.
p c n u n i n m l n i thetn f® f O W f *
lis t trsn»portiUon,
H is in n o u n c tn tn i p rse srW ■
■UUmant by l b Offka for
anranrr Maiu(*tn*nt warn in*
NORFOLK. Mar 13. 0*V- motorlala war* Mridln» Ibar*
Forty-four ao rrlm a , Irxlutilnc aa off tha road*" a . an a n
aa aicbLaaaa Navy run craw rata of 3 1*1 P*r tool » ■
af a madlum titad American OKU aioUUto lSia «da tha
anrdtoatm ra torpadoad aff tKa at wfckh rabbar waa wa
waat ( ta i l of Africa In aariy from aatoaaoMU and Utok 1
April v a n lantod t o paaaangar
raaaol today wklcb alia brought
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T. It. Coafrof
The Sanford Herald
B IH L K
V IA * \ f t May I I . DPi -YfT# N’ a vy l
m r a ln l y rttr n la y that a DutCn
in*-rrftAiitir.aii had !«*-*ri «rnt tn the
I* Itiaiii with a !«*•• uf I I live.*
hml, at tin* * «n ir tune, let cut
a ( cm fact* alkiut the munler-offrn s iv r lairitf a
against A i m
submarine* prey i n f on
•hipping In the A tlantic
Su rvivo r* of the Dutch ahip
r r v r t N , with the navy's a p p ro v
al that th» re *»a* s run crew
ii I aMin! their ve**e| an-l that they
P*-ri»hn! along w ith other seamen
tia|>|Mil U low tlrc k * when a tor
iKih. «trviek w ith u Jt warning
i I I I ’ N 'fih lN ti. China. May H *
4*i
Hr and
new
H*4I
model
Ainerteun autom«*bile*
wluch
«
few mtinlh* t r*» »old fur IJ.lNMl
r e going b rcgin ir i»** at M 1
afo«-e«*
m
SiiM figiai. traveler*
M ftiinn p frr*
f h im
repofte^l
ye*lerd a)
K ir k ilu w *
afit!
bicycles
»re
bringing more than the automo
bile*
thewe inform ant* aa &«1. k ruu*e <»f the v irtu a l n o n ^ t u tr n .«
i,f ga*dine In occupiH
Many |»eople who
couldn't
their ci r* wer« reported pull*1
ng
out the engines
and * hitching
• hut wn» left t*. hor.e*
Rules for Criticiaai
W ie n thla
And I ffo
T h tra'll br
Honrv M l
dark storm in Kolir
hoinr,
mi Joya to M*t-k
hav« non#.
fkmta w ill f n u r «#n#arrnt.
H u m fh ta licroma pour;
If t a f t shrink (nun thr on*#t
O f th# last !four
IU tt r r if I ..........
To dtp w it) thr *trotg.
Than form* to a hrntahfP
Of world with out ong
V lf in lt E
I s p « m l|
Dale C a rn e g ie , w ho kntiws bow lo w in frie n d s and
in flu e n c e people, also k now s how to point o u t m istake*
a n d reprove o th e rs fo r th em
In a speech in T a m p * the
•.I tie r day he listed s,x rul.-s w h ic h should be qf help to
i^ e ry jiu e w ho J j u d s b u n self in J h e position h avin g 1“
j u m p o n " s o m e o n e e lse
(F'rvm HpDltj
F O U R T H to tin* war* I g...
Isoktnv for brnuly,
Heart singing Its n rw m t *oiig«
Of Lova amt duty
RO O T CRO PS
H e r e l im y
•
a re :
p re s e n c e o f a t h i r d (h t s o ii
" S o m e p a r e n t s a b s o lu t e ly
.**-r t
to m i s t a k e ' ill th e
h u m il ia t e
liie ir
c h ild r e n
- m e ills f i n e
" Y o u re a d a b o u t - i i 'i n g f a r e in C h in a
T h e r e ' i not
m u c h t « Ik u I h i i i I it h ere, bu t w e in A m e r ic a w a n t to save
f l o e ju st as m u c h a s th e y d o in t h e O r ie n t
T e l l a person
••I lu s m is t a k e so th a t y o u w o n ’t w o u n d h is im |> ortam e
I l ie a i d a N e g r o | s ir te r t e llin g h is a s s is t a n t if a n e rro r he
m ade
H e d id n 't ' i n
I f I M-tairt y o u . y o u 'll l>e fir e il
lb
- a id .
Y o u 'r e t is i g i« s l a |»>rter to m a k e u m is t a k e lik>
-h ow l*
l»>
pfitator*.
ra^tavai,
Honest A n s w e r s Kail Carriers Arc
Are Desired To Gas E ra i sed In War
Rationing Queries Effnrl Of Nation
• Scrap Iron
• Metals
•
Junior Harden Club
610 Sanford Avr.
IP
YOUR
r son a
At the lr*t general meet in* «»f i
Mi
W ED N ESD A Y
th e _Sa n fo n l G sriirii t ’luli for l ! e ' f m e
Th* Ju n io r choir of |h r hirst year it m u * announrrd that thr K rn it
Itaptiftt C h urch will m rrt ut*tT,v I Ju n io r (ia n lrn t ’lub received K I A vein
church a f tr r prayer met*tin* f»ir I'lu* fstm if a ! the Flo rid a Slate
rrhearsal i
Federation of G-infm t luh* con '
Mr
TH URSD AY
vention held frcrntlv in Holly
of W
The S r mmole* C ounty, t h a p t r r
*>f thr Rr<l ( m u w«d inr*-t in ih r
The m«*etmg « i i held on Kri- l»tiv
hratiquarlrra rDuin tin Ku*t F*ir t day in the Totin«t
C enter
on
.Strrrt at It) OO A M
I j i Vp Shore I tou levant at w itch
Ml
The T s n a r n t l Club w ill m«**t time thr following r«*|»orta were turn
th r
In the C ourt House at H till I' M «ubntitte«r
CJwen Heel. pre«hlent of th e : trig
Thr South S id e I* T A.
«H
Ju
n
io
r
H
igh
S*
h.-»|
C
lub,
revealed
|
hav»* a U .a n l meeting at * |&
M r* J
M
St.n.
I' M to I*#* fo llo w n l !■) |h«' n r i- that the club « n urgamor*! in i
IU II
and during
the goto to Mn mi win
lar meeting uml Installation • f October.
officers uf 3 00 P M
Mr*
II. ] months of fh*to|*er H r study o f. railed iN tati.f «»f lit
W Huckrr w ill be the installing Iilin t*. toll ami fertilisers h o I her mother. M r* St.-t
m ale A Unit
13*1 annuals, fig!
officer
\inr« and Iv y w rre p ls n te il on t ie I
The \Yt-*|ry un S*r\ne* Guild «•( •rh«**d grounds
| and won i
the MrlhiftliAt t'h u rrh w ill me**t
I h r club participate*! in the , the gur*t
with .Mr* J
\Y thil.lfw «t hr*: Hud llo u *r rontr*t and s|K)nsored
home on B ra rtla ll Av nu« ut r» »mi a rh«|>el pr«*gr>m on trees for
I'M
A riair Dav, with Mr*. J .
H u I n-m II
The
I'reabyterian
NYoiitefi'j dough, (.n n len
Club |»r
cla**, of F
I- nnin.
I« m ha*
A u ^ lia ry . *|M»n**ireil by M rs
J aa speaker
A bin!
aa
retum eil to
|k**t *f t.*r
1) W o d m ff, w ill »ew fur th - a m eihlbite*!
at t ie
ing a few *
with In parentw,
K«wl ( row in , t i e W u m in '* Club Flow er Show A rhrpel l
M r and .Mr
in the aftrnto* n
Io n Hint* m i * *|H>n*ored wi
The Semir.«*lM IUlM-kali I «*lg«*' ^ O HhlnhoUer s* ai»ea
U will meet in the I II II K |
Nancy K itts, prrwnlrnt
Hull ut h INI |* M
»(i r i m m i r Sc la-d Club, r
Clailioli firo v e
Jf,7 Sopr*m e
*^r r lul» i* a|M*naorr«J
Forest WiMMlmen Circle, w.ll meet ^Mrl tian len er'* Circle
•
in the w
II
W
Hall at M 00 ! Senior ( lub uml-r the |ra
I* \f
of Mra S (' th«her«ofi /
It..
I oullt> I ..uiAl " ’V >. M i l •••••• r-.h ll«>
I
• \ -.M
i ik.. i
*to. |y i nd ••••»* e*. h »•••
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I'h. 9112
T A S rp . D E M A N D .
LIQUORS
SCOTCHES
WINIiS
N I C K ’S
Package Slnre
n l*. make her home
•• m n < pre«etr*l w ill
n* ih» . urnrntu.n meet
I* V O E
TH REE
V. W A, I’hilutlu-as
th. els*
• la.I ,
Hold
•i ' « l b\ th»*
IV fW n l wi re
\f r
•KMinh. Mr* (
'
Mon-itnJ. Mr* H t
‘
\ A njrr*«,tt. J i
\ u tic** \| r •
A
1
Join!
.Medina
rom v
Kebeknb Assembly
Meets In St. ( ’loud
to ro u rh t lo
n t frie*v«9 \\ .11
Dudltt I «uppo«r U||| rmi*| Ih<
svieliti right in mar
liui t.»u .|
new* kirn* if Mr . |g|| 4*,| |f 4I|
sml haul .*• « hirkof« \n«l at
though Ihr unit formsl rflu. al ...
h# * i rr hatl « a. « I. - a n . l n , ...
Ihr nUJ fr»l *« h«w»lbuu*r I tluiik
Ihst hr ■ thr * iira t man I kpow m
man* • a* •
M r.
t •Iriifi V M* hu>. p
S a f o iJ
atia n d ln f •lent
lH*tt»«t T**e
*
lovr**
Steel,
\ ••• fltblv of I (of I.l*
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at* tty
I'etra*
J«.t illatriet inerting of th*
I <H4i*r
l^evy
'll M ( Intl.l on M 'dhla) even
man,
M an rarrt
t lf f ic r r t for th. en*uiiig <
Proetor.
K U h * '•••r** r l n t n l u* f o llo w
j
hi»
MclKiuiral
K a ih rn n c Mill* n ,.f St t'l
Msr \ F ilm \Vll
p r.-.f.lm l. M>* Tt •Iona l(. I|.
h i.*im»iic«\ v H r ple-M.trnt
i
.
r * r a Kwsn
Sunfntil
m
eii.if .lin n . M r. K lh r l H n l ••*
* bunl. M*rrelur> , M i*. It. *t\
•» Orlnn.lo u a r .h u M . I
'•■tie H ill of h I........
I|,
or. » . ,»n,| Mr*
M illn
>p«i
<»r luli.h*. rhnplam
hi* *trrnftk
‘
'*
I »rree a .ih kia,
•* ........... ..
to lorgrt all kts
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I .i.| ill. w o rld , wi.rrir* d ir
' ' '*
|*«a» r \nd W ill
I. that . i;la»* uf fragrant
' ,*r ' ' h* l,r* miMi lu bring
nan
A/iirinn Class Hus
who
aits
• mug with
I I II •h-.w you
T?p\yilar Meeting
' ' t’e w ayi of
• W II litKiley,
»'ii mhittered
• o. rhi They
I l hr i r lives,
kindly.
' t. ndrnng sc*
n f he v slue of
and rnjuy In
••
thousands
handed down
*• • pleasant
-on foi all meu
•!*• »
LAWN MOWERS
$7 . 2.r.
to
S 1 7 .!l!>
A
A
u
A
cA c a g
Ou U
oh
I Q o ~ o eA + u n ± n i
. A u t iu v u ly
£ a y {
K M I'lan* for llu- nt'* v n r
•*•11 I n iitiMini'il nml .• pis'll will
RMKRICK
llAKDWARK CO
p h -**-*I
I'reHpaHHing on Kternity
•jus
k
. 1 ni S t .
l.llow
»i«r> r nei. I ••••mg, iluurm an
••f t ie We*! Fide >« I mhiI. |«d.I h.*w
nod the •lull had f 1r-1 wt.rkni the
A uiilirry will nit r t hI lb* I0011 f r rtllite r into the
..*1
t»ef.irr
••f Mr
gml M r* II A
Mo»*«l.»n.l transplrntiug
the sprout*
from
••*• lkaIniriio A v rn u r a l n IN) |* •ee*f* which had Iwen pinole.! 111
M
wet rottmi A tl orough *tudy .»»
MON I I \ \
plant life ttrul nml *y*trin« w»»I l f program in r r lm r of the made mrlu.lm^ th* •tt».lv o f th.
W
M S of the
F'ir-1 Haptist different vegetublrn
• hurrb •fll !**• Akehl in »hr t'hurrh
I'etuniN* w rie
pbnfe.l
along
ut
( 30 I* M
T ° ! ,,r
^“ r
*^>r the front walk
of
the
*« I p n i I
•md'lh ” 7 ! Ink on |he«e T lim r*
ground*
klurtev «*a* rart*e«| I*v
\k hataiwvrr Thn»g* A ir I u v r |
the pupil*
buy *er*l* bv selling
It '
will l-e uruler the dirertion
coat hanger* to (he
Sem inob
oi 1 in It Th rre
l oilMt) l^itindrv
A vegetable sod
Suriheam* Royn l A mlm- .tdor*.
flower evlih i* wa*
entered
itt
Ji
1 nd (nt* nned iate l»
A • will
the annual
Flower
Show
I he
up-et at the rh u rrh ut the •mnrl
aialca* won at the *how
have
f line
!*een planteti c rut other* w ill la*
T h r De|*eridable l la** •• Ihe* •■•iij'M and |dante«| lie it year
V< th*««lli*t I'u rth w ill litre 1 *%«*h
Mr* V. A l.ornl*»nl>rr^ on
the
\Vc«l Sh ir at H (Ml |»
M
w ill
N O T IC E
Mr* (irrtrude I'a irr ut ro htmlevt 1
I'liont? :p.
Ih r
PHONE
!)M9
f llf llb d M.. M I -k ft vow . f Hi.
fart fi-.it r* •1' • » . r •"•*••!
n»crt ha
•!*■•• ird•!*••*! •w» r>1> f 1*•
l*cr» ••».! a* » 1
« n*f» r ..f l«*
riot'v** i* rt * thr** |c r« nt m
•br thul of the f «r -1 \\ rb| Wa*
FInteitallirueril
wo*
furnished •
i.y the 111*t** Ridge lt«<v * featur *
mg D ivir I •e •irigrl, * I in h wa* j
arrarig«d l*y F rank W illiam ^. Corn 1
mere ml Agent. Srnt*<*ard A ir Line I
Ruilwuy W in te r O srik n
Jrjaaii'
w h |e«t f r ir y i» across |
the IfNl mile ei tra liie to Ih e H«a
of Japan.
•••nnraliiif
*outl|PMi ,
Japari ptu|M-r from t.ho-en
310 E.
Fourth S(.
already b*|tnnlng to arrive,
afore long every apere rt»m In
There Un’t #ny re»*on for worrying aIwuI the huskiIim and iurnwn<lln( n.mmunlneiia of the average man being brought Into our flghtlns
M will be omiplad.
force*. This race of our* la getting a bit bigger and heavier
Moves Are Made To
Build More Barges
S \ I I 'l(|r \ 1
Fo*t O ff h r
I'lrrk
Fdith Hides And
II. C\ McMullen Wed
_
^
4
.
*
^
MnnfiM-, and II l
McMullen, J r ,
•if
t units.
Colom bia,
South
A m m ra . were united in m arriage
In a quit! n rv m u n y |>erform<*l by
the Rev. U . P . Drooks. Jr ^ In
the F irs ! B a p tis t Churrh last
night at n :00 o'clock. Only mem
bers uf Ihe tinm ediata fam ilies
were present.
Mm. fo g g y K n ap p , sister of
the bride, was her only attend
ant.
She wore a
rose crepe
drees modeled along simple lines,
blue i c m i t r l e i and a corsage of •
pink ruirbod*
B ill T yre served
M r McMullen a* In *t m m
The bride ch«»sr f»rr her we-1
•ling a (wo.plcra dress of beige
crepe trimmed In ro yal blue with
which she wore beige accessories.
A corsage of sw eetheart rv sea
and tuberose! com pleted her co*tume.
M m . M cM ullen Is a gradual#
freighter goe* down off each generation. If army aUtUttc* are dependable. For
eta Beach Uttering the beach
wreckage and c a m . Th* instance, It la found that the average army recruit of
1 te barred from the Wach
aalvage operation* continue,
lac the wai again cioto* In in o u r arm y In 1917-18.— Bradenton Herald,
than moat af aa like.
MANHATTAN
B y QBO SO M T U C K E R
.
- —---------- “ 1
worth."
"How
them 7'
"I'r*
4IW YORK* May IMW W)
tori#• fr#QoenUf IN
WAHHINOTON, May t3. IA7—
New movee to balU bargee t»
relieve Un ahortage of ahlpe So *,
ing oil and ether commedlUen In
the eoaatwtae trade, were artnourveed by the Maritime Commlaaion yexterdny.
"
Dida have been Invited front
more
than
700
con
tractor*
f-f
waa tha aUrtling reply.
Ho you (rant to pay far the comtructlon af ISO-foot wood,
aa harge* af 7|0 deadweight ton*
V eitftK demanded.
and 11-foot draft and a contract
gat a little eaah.” aald wa*
awarded fer the building of
IB additional SSO.foet concrete
'5 2 * * 2 ::
W IW
‘ JUDGE
CHICAGO.
b a r r e le d .
*
U k
t w
;
tolHeKulT
77ie meeting of Ro*e f’ lrrl* r*f
c iioford C anlen • lob
»vlft
meet at tile lu m r of Mr* M I.
M rN a ir in Ro*o Court inatrad
of at thr home of M i*
J
1
Hill*. J r in Geneva, a* wa*
e
1he
v h iu «I>
Our Husky Fighting Men
I'^'AaierVaa ipaclallit ht|
Ms Bwftee Atrea to perform
j
Social Calendar Bl*™ Annual Report i
K a r t* Hi K a ^ s
KESSLER
& (All
I the Junior A u i
A Mien* an
I.«*g»t'
•
the
m s r r n tic
hckl nr Hrliuulo fron
' a.-th tha l it oin Ms
•« l "It* in the
psiaih
tn lr «•iiiiim -I it ion
i na|** rone«l th*
•••up ami Mr*
A
II
••» •|Kin*oi. «*ho plan*
i
HolM which
uurvhasc. A
1,■in
up in one fmnl aplilri*
Tuiwtluy amid »r el 1* * u rt.f t •
•nm l like those whieh prvratl.
that last great perio«f of drouth
U n it ‘ "
prohibition
From now mi you'll have t
I s l ' s n |s i|o g i/ e f o r e a llin g n t t e n t in n t o m ista k e s
nurse that sweet tooth to *0111
T ill*
time*. however, r ilite i.
I m a k e w o r s e m is t a k e s m y s e lf, t iiu t is u r n a g n ph rase
extant.— T avares C ilisen
Wi.
w riit for gasoline, not ln|uor
It
g
e
t's
m
o
re
c
o
o
p
e
ra
tio
n
,
a
m
o
n
th
In
t
e
r
y
o
u
'll
fe
e
l
m
uch
dan1! you haw It p u llnl *
II I the g n a t r r portion uf 1
F.afttt r n State* from
Maine
b e t t e r , and it 's ju s t g<sal b r e e d i n g "
F
lo
r ula fnotorista tn>o|>«*t| to tFie
f.
in s te a d o f a lw a y s f in d in g f a u lt w i t h
th e o th e r
lo ral rationing l»oard* to no*
|i«-rw4»M, Im d o u t w h a t 's w r o n g w it h y o u r s e lf
th e ir
plaaa f.,r gasoline rartl*
" S e l f 'a n a l y s i s is U io g r e a t e s t w a y o f b e in g k in d to w hich e n llllr each to a trick I. or
y o u r s e lf , so t h a t y o u c a n g e l t h e m o s t o u t o f life , and a tan k fu l according to hi* l«g>i|
m ate need*
j g e t th e th in g s y o u w a n t . "
M a n y drivers, plague*! I*> e«i*»«*r
tire rationing and the predderu-. if
P i» rr» I j i v . I a s m s this to Alt I
war
tim e motoring, just ga\e up
try not to m r« wilt* F'rrnrh’
in di*gu*t and put their ial* i ie*
'ftoaaaaatona tn this F*nni*phrr«*
Or, w» .upposr. Virhy will .l<> a.]
| )r |>au | M,.Hly, p resid e n t of M iddlchury College. Ver- on atiita for the duration
ad ya Sw arthout, l!n
npn
OM lhay (lid Japan
j m o n ^ m|€| moi» of Ihl* lute Uwighl L- MtNicly, |N ill Kfent sinfH
ger, said she hod done jus*,
------ —
-d em and ns art a fte r- d in n e r speaker and m a in ta in s th a t that with h«r Rolls Royer and all
Hpoaklng of “ <|uirklr" riimmie-| „ h o r t sjieeches a re u v ir t u e ra th e r th a n u fa u lt.
H e tell* she needed was an " A " ra id —
three g align a a week - to get her
f ? 6.0o r . V « r > o * h,,i„, * j r l ' ' f » n Incident th a t ta u g h t him » lesson he w ill never to the railroad station at Red*
eept • commission which |.>ysI fo rg e t.
ding. C o n n , in her station wag
lass Ilian fi.u u u >. year
|
O n an a f t e r - d in n e r p r o g r a m D r M is s ly w a s t o in- th e on
L ik ew ise (iena A u try , the -mg
________. . .
In s t o f t i m e s|M>akers.
H u t th e f ir s t sta m k e r ra m liie d on
mg cowboy, decided the minimum
As ws gel It from r....m ,g Mmel » '" l i l his u iilu ip p y h e a re rs y iiw m s l and looked n t the ceil* » • a ll he needed to long a* Iho
of tha eommrhts at-uit lira*.hat* . in n ,
Hlniowt l i d eath .
I hi* m an dtdn t lj» k r the hint governm ent didn't a tari rationing
*11 th* generals shmihl he n.s.lr||1(1( w |,i'M lie fin a lly sill dow n, tile to a stm a s te r told him. •mi* for hi* ho roe.
w lv ste .
IhwhislH-red hut su lp h u ric tones th u t he hod taken up
FIverywhere the boy* wh**** fir«l
•hould U m.«l* generals
..... ,
.............m II . h r ............................. ..
T h .. v ic tim «|ur«tion used to be, **fklI *n ip *”
hung
up the *‘n « ga*
I
y **
sign* ami ho|»ei| for additional
Th« h o r.r mi.l l.uffry »gr t*n't
supnlica of fuel bafora rationing
t It i l crmrk.'l up la l>» after
b e g u n Friday.
1. A LakeUntt woman, rttliny
T h e folks snaaking a last va
it horae Into town, bn>k» h-r
catio n on tFia traaches o f Flu n da
>kU when the hurae .trppevl Into
had a bail 24 hourm, faced with
hole and fat).
the prospect of •!retching 21 gal
lon* they ware leg ally entitled to
Did you are that id rlu rr uf
a fte r F'rwlay into journeys I kh u s
J»tk B ra rd a ll, Kanford man. un
of hundreds of railee.
the fro n t ru>ge of the
To*lay, ImweVer, the O ffice i»f
Union the other <UyT lie It tu
I* rice Adm inistration ruled that
feH ntendent uf the N a va l Acad
tour lata, studenta am! teachers
B a r Rt A an ap o lit nu»
a w a y fr« m home on Frid a y roukl
••Main from thalr kwal b a r t i i
* The vancuar.l »f Mime l»n
enough
* jp p lrm e n tary
rationing
Otavaand workmen w ho“ wilt I*to get them home.
R i r t t n l c n the K a n fo n l alilrport
I aee where Leoa llenderaon
rated that th* length of a
V nightgown ahall not be
1 than M tafhri far a lt* u .
there la n* «a* la apply far
laiUea with tha enforcemanl
cy. AU joba are fitted.
J r . Legion A u xiliary
Attondji^('«invt*ntion
I
WE HUY
1« lsi*l**— t
I'.’nemv Suh InvadeH
St. bawreiUT Ki\f*r
by
e n lliilK th e m d o w n in f r o n t o f s o m e o n e e l s e "
it
p r a is e b e f o r e y o u c o n d e m n .
" I f y o u b e g in b y s a v i n g so m e n ic e t h in g s a ls tiit me.
I 'm a lot m o re w illin g to lis t e n to m y f a u lts "
I
C a ll a t t e n t io n lo m is t a k e * in su c h a w u y a- In lei
H AVEN.
I t.
t 'ofi-nlr r abb- in l'f f - t
n it*
mhl carrot* for Ihi* f
p . ••
Sun ilr>iifg ha* r•••lu* *1
th*- ft* ••t'irr n u tlrfit of th» -nn l
•hit titfilrrial lo I t §»«•i * •»*t
h e e x p la in e d , " a n d . yo u c a n c a ll a | ic r * o n ’* a t t e n t io n t « .
m is t a k e m m 'li b e t t e r , a n d w i t h m o re t a c t , t h a n i f you do it
a t t e n t io n
ST O C K
Social A n d Personal Activities
C A D National I
r i / l \ Defense•»
f* f:*rrt*rr* in r ••! <r >p* »• '••*•!
foi Jik f lf - k according t " 1/9*,r*
i r Ai4h*i F h VfHfn*
A '**♦• •♦•
•ting mar hint* la iilt *•• » b* ••
inurhtnt- *ht»p bu * •ati*,aftm ' I .
•h m l.ittl
lifiiit**«l
ainount*
"(
1 W ui| 21 hour.-*
„
"A |ierson will proliulily be std l alive 24 liours later.
o i t in ' h e a t o f tin- m o m e n t "
2
D o n 't c a ll a n y ln x ly 's
* r it t g
FO R
TDE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
M^S. LOUR 1NE HEAL. Society Editor
IJ. S. Autos (ioing
Helming In Chinn
VKHHK FO U TOD AY
T H E W O R L I l T s i .o v e u e h
T H A N Y O U T H IN K
L I V E IN
HARM ONY
W IT H
IN F IN IT F .
C R E A T IV E L O V E
The flower,
appear on the earth; the tune of
tkr singing «f Imd* i* roinr
Hong of Song* 2 I ’J
I u r A n tico sti Dlutul *i j
' estu»rj frutn the k -*if
OF THE TRAIL-1942
|>Io k u v ' in h a n il)^ - - fw r h e a rd ." n ay* th e M iA ro p o lita n l.ifi
Insurance.- C o m p a n y , w h ic h laiintn o u t th a t w h ile in I 92<.
O n. chances o f a w h ite c h ild e v e n tu a lly d y in g o f th is dineam
hix .ill 10( 1, today th e ch an ce* h av e l»een more than
[ c u t in h alf, a n d now a re h-s* th an th re e in UK).
T ulterculosln m o rta lity him nhow n a m a rk e d decline
F
w it h in the a h o rt apace o f 20 _y e a r * .
I o r e x am p le , w h ite
fe m a le a in 1940 h ad a d e a th ra te o f only 26.3 p e r 100.000
F o r w h ite m ale* th e death rate
a * ngnlnst 93.4 in 1920
in 1910 w as 37.0 | » r 100.000 aa a g a in s t 99.4 in 1920.
IC u id e d hy th e in y r ta lit y e x p erien ce am ong In d u s tria l |«d,w ________ __ ___ _
e co m p a n y for 1941 and ‘Open
A ll a k l l a a r r a*<lJV«,
r*rd t
•* iry h u ld e ra o f th e inaurance
f l a s l l . f * M l i l t * M m m 4 • • fle e s * f
in g m anths o f 1942. th e co m p an y a n tic ip a te * an even furr a f p n a i i a o a i * f a r u # r * r r * * . ml
v a U la g f a a i a w tll k* r k a r g H fa r I h e r decline in th e tu b ercu lo sis d e a th rate.
M r t g a l a r a l i r T f U l a i r a te s .
A lth o u g h th e m o rta lity ra le fr o m tu b e rcu lo sis among
tiu? N egro p o p u latio n i* at p reaent ub out f o u r tim es that
o f w h ite peraons, s u b s ta n tia l g a in * h a v e been m ad e in this
c a te g o ry also.
C olored fem ales in 19-10 hod a death rate
o f 113.3 per 100,000 a* a g a in s t 286.6 in 1920. -For colored
m u le* the d e a th ra te in 1940 w as 134. 8 p e r 100.000 aa
a g a in s t 268.0 in 1920
"T h e re is, o f course, som e d a n g e r ." aa y* t h e company,
" t h a t the im p ro ve m e n t in th e tu b ercu lo sis r a t e m ay slow
e e e d lie d l a t h is m m p
aa4
a l a * , d o w n bccausu o f w a r conditions, su ch as cro w d e d housing,
t h e l#rw l N S * N k l f l k H
h erein . I p o o r sa n ita tio n , nnd o v e rw o rk .
W e c e rta in ly c a n n o t afford
A ll r la k t a l a g a k l f r a t U n ml a g e r la l
to relax o u r e f f o r t s fo r th e co n trq l o f tu b e rcu lo sis even
d u r in g th is t r y in g period.
T h e d isease can b * v irtu a lly
• Unlim ited.
T h is m uch. A m e ric a n ex p erien ce h as clearly
WEDNESDAY,'MAT IS. 1942
WEDNESDAY. MAY IS. 1942
SANFORD HERALD: SANFORD. FLORIDA
announce*!.
suet1
TO ACCEPT ONLY WHITE
BREAD WHICH CARRIES
THE W O RD ’ENRICHED*
m1rig
ON THE WRAPPER"
THAT'S W H Y ALL SOUTHERN
M m ci
I i ere wdl In* 1% m erli
I . I I I . T h r . l . r t"lut. .1
••I M r . Irv in e FrlntM-rir
‘ •nfi.r.l A vrn u r T h u ...
si X Oil n'rlnfk. A ll m lr.
-■ns n rr im iln l to lw ..
TO D AY AND
TH U RSD AY
BREAD
is "CnAiclieA"!
A A m e r ic a n iu » i lie c l i o n c ' A in e iic .i u m ci t.c
n o u rix h e d — w it h I ■r .11111y t»..b rx .m il \ tr.i.lv u r n
b e lie f d o th e jots th a t lie s h e li.ic uv a n d w m th e vi
lo r o u r ie lv e * and our b .ve.l ....ex
T h a i \ »t>y ».
I't o je c t * in re c e o t y e a i % I. iw l . r r n ».. u u lrly m i |.|.
b y CO m a n y l ) S (.. .e r r
t i i ! A | ;r n . n c - n .l .
m ip o rta m t i a d r and |.1 ..1r
..t. I 1.1 j;a n w .iti. iis ,.
K N H I C I I K D ' I n r.id |.i,.K t .mt,
It 's a p ro v e n fact th a t w e all need to j;et m o te 1
lio n out o ( o u r food
T i le lla k e rx n l S o u th e rn I
re a ltie d t h i i righ t y r j n jg u a n ti ih e y w t t c t h e
SOUTHERN ENRICHED BREAD IS A BASIC VICTORY FOOD
n B r r u t ! m »fv H e w S ’ * t i p p i r n o w t | iy r % y o u
t
it
IN U IC H IO
vvilh
....p u i
a t r e c o m m e n d e d h y ||U
11. it I
•d b u r (jo ... o l 19 4 J u m l S o u t h r r n I N U I C H f D
o ncJ (h c u p c v l t o u r t n
I to d a y — um i
e ve ry
of f o o d e n e r g y y o u r
c lo y !
S o ld
U N C LE SAM IS C A LLIN O BOR A
M O R E V IG O R O U S N A T IO N '*;
•
vvwm i**. *»< «** "
haa a poeltlon with the Colombia
Pttrolrum Cempeny.
f Dimedlately alter the ternmoor th* young couple left for
• abort honeymo-n trip. They
plan to (rare far their home in
ColeraUa next week.
Circle One Meets
With Mrs. Gordnier
tu h e a lt h
M u l.o n u l R e ia a r c h
I
N a.
0J
T I 10 B u k e r t o f S o u t h e r n
B r o o d a n i w e r w it h t h r e e '
IN R IC H f D lo o v e t t u p p ly i » u V ita m in * f o r V f f a l l f y .
» o r V ic t o r y .
/
fj
I!
by
b c tf# r
�i
ItCalls Nanny Fernandez
Natiom&Jtookie Of The Year
IMS. lie was bitting M i for
Year—Nanny the Pippin* In June when Ben
Pranclaco needed a hurryup or
der el ahortatop. lie Jumped a
plane and clouted -480 hla f Irat
week with the Beats. That "*»
IT the National League ia
l to repeat L it y t e n hlawjth « flrat-year man aa Ila
mploe. May’a nominee
third-baseman of the
ITOO.
m r ( 5CD~ROMETOWN
M E E T Y o iif C N E W
fw pa
,
j u n io r
\M E R H
- van
.J U S T
-
s - M A R ie ie o i^ < \ c \
MANUFACTURE* D IU
^Bv'STANLEY V Defense
. DAYTONA BEACH. Mar IS,
TJD U ALrj>l»n*j£Ua***TIvd.T$5>
o|SM (l!f undrr some difficulties
in not having equipment •>< lire
engine* for m trainees to work
with. Through Influence and per•one! contact, Mr. Dudley MeOown, on* of the initrurtore wae
awe to.aocure a lira angina, from
the ower, of ao airplane. TM.
engine la now in the anon and the
train***. are getting the much
nceda practice of serving and
repairing an engine that gill be
pul Into the air after the wnrk
ia completed. The owner h n
a creed to leave the engine at lie
•hop until auch a lima aa the
tralnaea are dr*me* up to thi
minute on tht* type of. work.
Thoee Interested In thie type ol
-T IM E M JW S hS T N tX J C A j r r *
C U T M l* P A N T S D O W N
"T O P I T M « - H O T 'D C
JU S T C A LL
-Lott yewr ho w ti the Ceoal
Loogue'e prtae package proepccL
Hie batting average waa four
points below the league champ,
Johnny Moore, but be led In ItDI,
total hits and total bos**. Hla IS
rated one leaa than the
r champion, Tod Norbert. He
car California Coallllsn,
J homo IN rune laat
id the Pacific Coaat
EDI, w ti g Elorida
taVT *aad ~ tw4
»i?pp#ina*ff
d t i i n which are open to me yesterday
chanic* only. A new claw, pie- stroke.
employment will atart thia month
ami it ia necessary to Dll out pro
per prpere at in* office '-t order
to enter. Thia clave la open to
thciaa senior boya who will
graduate In June and are 18 yean
of age.
H tir
>
a
parajytlo
Used Furniture.
MINE SIGHTED
FORT LAUDERDALE, May IJ.
(/Pi -A Urge object that polko
raid waa n mine floated into the
aurf yratrrnay, and realdenU
wrre evacuated ftom a five block
vector of Port Lauderdale Death'*
nioat iwtiuloua area.
KINARD and SON
S00 B u f o r d
PbO M M l
iod. Boaton bought him from
: Pranclaco et a hefty price,
training camp the visiting
irU proclaimed him 8 gold
• .ctn't ptar third, they eald,
Bring th i fact that ha wee
mtftg 8 new poaltlon In 10
d lessons. Ha'd never bit, they
Braves Lose Wild
at: 3 Game To Chicago
By 9 To .8 Score
BOSTON, May I S - W> —The
liberality
of
Boston
Drove*
pitchers, who laaued seven ban*
on ball*, end three Infield error*
enabled the, Chicago Clubs to win,
B-S, y o a l t r o u g h the BoaIon team tarn* within o tally of
deadlocking the gams with ■
fire-run eight Inning uprlelng.
Chicago put - serosa four rub*
J d the KcotgJ, third end fourth
Innings, and, when the Braves
enlng. The Idea'* paythe Breve*, eeventh
year, bar* been In the
hi the greater part of
mnaaat race to date,
i 88f cf Lby-product,
K IS
payoff* are Intorloak' "bad three blta openm T th ird , drave. borne
NAIIONA4-1E AGTJER
L e s lie Standing:
last of ih* fourth, the Cub* eiplodad with another quartet In
Do fifth. AU error, two boa** on
ball*, a doubt* by Clyde Mc
Cullough and 8 two-run single by
Belief Hurler Ed Hanyaowskl
produced the counter*.
Boston's five-run eighth re
sulted from aa many hlla, In
cluding a Chat Rosa double and
8 ptnchbll bom* run with on*
on baa* by Pitcher Jim Toeln.
S tT lO S tL LUAUt'K
W L Prt.
W L PH.
yn
IT I MWt. I.
II IS .m
l.bh Iftll.ftVIN. Y.
I I 11.Ml
iton Ift IS -MS Chlrago II 1« .112
e'ftll IS II .ft*# Phil.
I II !H
U m r IU i M l d N i f
Pliuiitiruh *. N»w York I.
Cincinnati ft. Ilrotikljrn I.
t, llomIon t.
SI. Lodi* 1. Philadelphia l
mll*d»lpbfa ft, fft- LeOUls i.
A U n it K A N L K A U tM
W la fH .
Thompson Holds
Dodgers To One
Hit As Re<fe Win
N Y
f*lr«r
llM8tr.it
W t PH.
ITT .T M W n sk .
II I t . l i t *
l< • .SIS Phil
IS II i n
It IS &•« HI I*
II IT I t l
II I t MS ( T i l c m f It SIS
U m h II* T f a lf N a r
iM han |p<op.t |Hm*J
Celerv Label Makes
Koundtrip To Iceland
BROOKLYN. May 18—W*>Oan* (Junior) Thompson bald Ih*
Brooklyn Dodger* to one hit yaafogr-*tnlgfctT win, they lost eight In
handed Ih* other army
hr* etrelght win* bo1 the rank* of the
Jm w ho win on* and
*
rJ l
ScHOOtAOV
raowe,
sharp double along th*
foul 11m , sending Keeaa
end •
moment Ltar
aped hom* on a By by
man.
Thompson's second vierut a defeat and the seeitt gam# In Ih* major
The other wsi hurled
[gwtom* of Washing
the Detroit Tiger*.
i4 * x n * * e .
m M -A M * * * * * ?
nmn*g« nctmjjrr
LtottMTWM-Jb A
rrNAWfvjuUB*
FARMERS'MARKET Giants Make Triple
Play Against Pirates
u re a r
ho
EO R D I T A T V
aaaacrr
mi
P A tU tm * '
■ IA .a i.8 o ir*
F R liT la u
v m ik Ya b l n M tro » T
>at*« ap «• 1181 A. M. M ar
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r t o M io A
Pa*
s‘ rvxr«umt
Hue tta-tle B a
S B L r em
llpr
M * . t t ia a .lt a*
NEW YORK.
May
IS—(#V -
K a Haw York fllants amotherad
riltaburgh rirata# with the
Mason'* flrat triple piny end
Benjamin Franklin waa
T7
y ean old when ho negotiated the
pear* with Great Britain.
[
I# tur* Hi* Hop* Chott Hut wil hold your
wadding treuueeu it a Genuine LANE, with
tidutiv* and petented feehiret that give,
GUARANTEED MOTH PROTECTION.
/
COHVIIIIENTTERMS ,
I See Models On Display
The Olanta knocked out Boulhpaw Kan Haintaetman with a
five-hit four-run barrage in th*
third Inning.
ARCADE
Package Store
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
C U i?nT alff&drlSlK
PH O N K
117
-
hie fourth triumph 7 to L
,
Melton bHowm only aoven ML.
By PAUU
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MAKE EVERY
PAY DAY .
BOND DAY
8 A N T O R I>
H ERA LD .
T H I'lt S D A Y .
M AY
II.
1912.
Transfusion Girl
Gain Along *
Burma Road
Military Experts Are
Intrigued By Tokyo
Claim Of Resound
ing.. Sea Triumph
Military experts. Intrigued
bjr Tokyo’s solemn but hol
low claims of a resounding
Coral Sea victory, concluded
such a bombast could only
drive the Japanese admirals
to s grand scale aaaatdt rn
* the* approaches to Australis
in an effort to save face. The
claims have been so extra va
ssal in I S l w t f t w days. they
■
*
_
*
m
*
m
u U , th a t tits Ja p a n ** * m ay b*
et.nip.llad to try to m ake good
u « a b y a m w . fo ra y fn tremendvua fore*.
A ctivities o f Ja p a o eee ahlpa and
w a r planet at R ib iu l,
on Now
R rila in M in d , and a t L o r, ofl
the N o rth Now Guinea coast, »•
reported by Am erican and Auitra lla n raconnalaunce fliera, In
dies tad th at
enemy
reinforce
ment* w ere a rriving In the »r*a
ite ad ily , according
to w a r dllT h e belief was that the J* *
panes* could net (on* ilmnd the
heavy blow, pf iL#
A llied
ilr
fore* and m tut tIrik s aoon or get
out of tb * n o rth a a iU m In v n iu n
area.
D ltpatch ei from advanced A l
lied baiee In d k ite d
lh i |
la it
weak**. C o n i S*a battle,tn w h k h
t l enemy th ip i were -tunk
or
d im * ra d , m ight only h a .*
diarupted tem porarily tb*
Jap e near
d r i r i, beltavad aimed
either
at
A u s tra lia itse lf
or
the
F ree
French Ulsnd o f N ew Caledonia,
g irrito n e d b y Am erican
troop*
and protector of the supply line
Services field At
Funeral Home For
Former Resident
Ancient Citv On Old
Caravan Route Is
Menaced By Col
umn i Of Invaders
Leads Force
Sanford
man,
Government Egg
Buying Market
To Start Friday
Plann Are Being
Complete Plans Are
Revealed. Woolley
Is Named Manager
Realtors, (' b a m h e r
Of Commerce Are
To • Make Survey
Im jiy . Other Japanese force* rf»f
ms I/ml
stalk*!
by
stubborn
Chinese defense lo n e *
in
th f
Lung la Int, are*
Ground fighting in H o r t t a u t « j
#rn Burm a me nwhilr
cha*
o ik .
Chung kina
report n l
that*
Chines* troops have cut Japanese*
tommunlcaUona in two place*, be.
Definite
im it | r iw n li
have t*een Laahio and M andalrv and:
between
IlHamo ami M yitkyana*
born miule by Ih t Hr-mlndR- Poul
try Pro d ucer! A i r e i i l i i t g for the and * Chinese communique also j
s t a it ln r i f i Federal E g g P w - reported IL * | two additional rol-J
umns of* Japanese ** h«Ve rrussedr1
charing Program i t the Sar-fnni
into Burm a ami Thailand
«
State M ir k e l Frid ay, A l r i John
In the north weal, B ritish troops [
•on. agricultural rip e rt, annotnr- atilt irtresteti
up the Chinwln
ad yesterday.
River toward India and r l la s t!
The actual a il* day w ill .tart report* were less than 50 miles
F rid a y . anil will continue t w in a Irm n the border
(
week on every T u n d a y and Wri-J
Tbis B erlin radio reported t t a l ,
day. ll Is expected tbs I b ttw rrn ! Japanese ntmtri h»d heavily raid-1
200 aml 500 t i p n of rggs will Iw r r| Iinphal ( M a n ip u r), 5(» mile*
sold on each salt its)
I Inside India on the line of their
M r. Johnson »|atr<1 ihst W J ] ground fo rm * advance
W oolley has been appointed by the | Chimin in
sue. elation to set a* rgg market
^ communique from
Ing manager, and hr w ill h iv e
r.,Tl* I j r e r e t o n ' s hr*
fu ll charge o f the unit at the mar * 'W *"•« l i e American
According l a
Dtm cl, o fficial krt
P la n , h iv e l— n mad. to !" ,h » ,r
"
J* p ogency, M s]. G rn . W llllim art up complete r.,uipment foe
V” 1,'* ln J1
F. Sharp, leader of thr Am crk*n- t ra il I n i and h an d ing ami Me
"
J - * * " ' * ,rr/ ' f ‘
; .a
iii i
.
i
# otu huge crater* tin thr
FiiSplno forcr* in the Mlndsnno h
Woolley w ill t ill, have c h .r t r of „
|hr M y lU y , n,
region, hs* surrm iierrol uncondi
this work.
kyana is the railherd
tionally.
T h r W a r Department
Hosier thr plan, for the sale
,lf M gtidahv whirl
did not confirm the report.
In of egg*. Mr Johnson rxpUlnad «nr«r
during thr
the past, such report* have o/l^n the guvrrnment i* to pay a price t „ .ra l thP \mh{ f0 mm
been found to have U r n iasurd t f .11c per doj in 10 ca*e lots piute from Burma to <
for propaganda purpo*e«.
The sssuristinn (• making ar i* less than |0 mile*
German Bombers Arc
Pounding At Gate
way To Vital OH
Field In Caucasus
Made To Combit
Housing Problem
M eisch Funeral
S e r v ic e s W ill
Re Held Friday
Calm Spirit Of .
“ Men Of Bataan^
Shown. In Letter
Elcufenonl^W r4jf<r8
Outcome Of War
In Fore - Ordained
R e lle c tln f the calm .p irlt of
the "M en of B a ta a n " 1. ■ lei ta r w ritten hy Lieut. Henry G,
Lae, who fought with L iru t Gen.
W aln w rig ht‘e A rm y, which . u
Ftraoryl aorr koe fo r Thorns, recently received hy hn patents
f s T h o m ley. S I, fo rm e r resi in C alifornia.
dent o f Sanford who died a t an
The letter, a repy of w hkh « n
O rlando hospital yea la rd e r, w o rt brought to The Herald by the
held a t tha K n i keen F u n e ra l R *., Frank Pulley of the Holy
Hom e thla afternoon
at
4:00 Croaa Episcopal Church, follow.
aVIock.
E ld e r H , B. P re n le r of
“Thla le tte r .m ay never I*- de
Orlando officiated and burial fo l livered. It will go to CurregUtor
lowed at Ererg rae n Cem etery.
and there wall for transportation
M r. Thornley waa w all known Perhaps 1*11 lie able In rahle you
In Sanford.
Ha left her* a ii before it arrivee. ‘Qulrn Satie*'
yea rs ago to go to Bum m erflald.
“ About the W a r 1 can *ay
H a waa horn Apr, 11, 1R 1 I at nothing.
You hack Home know
A m o ry , Mlaa.
more about It than w* do
A ll
B u rrle o re Include three aona. » * ae* la .our own llttl* theater
J . T . T h o rn ie r of B tm m a rfU ld . o f operations.
A ll I can say 1.
J . L . Thornley, form er Sanfo rd th at w » are getting enough to
n b d n t now a t th« P sh a ra a C anal * * t and that I am a t present re a
E o n *, and T . t Tharp ley, J r . , of sonably comfortable, moderately
M b b o rw . N . f t i fo u r daughtare, happy and dlaguaUngly healthy.
M|aa L U IIa n T h s ra le y t f Sanford,
-Also. I am proud to bo a part
M ias LoeO* T h o m ley o f Porta- o f tha fight that la being mad*
m outh. V a , M m D. W , . W a lk e r bora and would npt, even If It
o f P o rt— lo th . V s , sad M m W . wera poaalbla, leave here until It
G . T y le r o f B o m3, N . Y „ i two
W o U m rO j^ tw * oMtarei and 10
n«ar:>
Nazis Claim Smashing
Triumph Against Reds
In Fierce Kerch Fight
range merit* whsrrhy it ran accept Yunnan frm ihrr
one case lots of rgg* In quantity
Tin RAF bombed th
from poultry men.
On egga in airport from hiet level,
full r a w lot. or l«rgvr, a charge lln ll- h comm unique, an
of one cent per doien or 30« per "*-■ * * 1" heavy er,'>!«»•!
.Registrants In
.‘ird Group Asked
To Return Forms
U VSIIINGTON, May I i. iA'*
R
h.twwfiit, pn-*ldrril uf J Th**
the \V niliitit’w i luh h i * M*ket| th»t
h r pif***-nt sot (h r fuiii-ral to inppl
a t th e W o m a n '- * 'lu b t*»in**fr*■*■*» at
. t*; 4r* A
'1
Hti-I f ttr fid ihe ort
Justice
niiiiifliiiri'fi
uiry
c«*r|M*rall«ins
I>»Mmrhinnt
lb s
ha*
mul
Trsnt«*fi,
tihlmt
N
!
m«ln tr»l
20 nf
i
fhi-tt
ftci m1• r n n t hwr gr «tf *#.»r |#|*sf.t
r ti|io|i| f nr v
tin
in A h'f*njf<
Him f*u ( nr full*
mf i*I >alr
of
. ItHe tttta U HU" fill (m-I ' f I he L e t
• e r a ! Ie«ml Bunt-, a f||ri*r1ni
if 1 T h r nt t*ini «!#* fr nil ft I ■ t . *|*)'
the
S « f f ‘-l*l
I'u-elurtliMi I 'l n l l l Ivr I hr
I* ft| K
!
Dt p int M*
C o r I'Mi vat i-*r
a liie iu h ef
«»f tin ( Nrnumr* sinl (*tt , ar* G iir tir s ’
vicr-
ChanilM'f a•f i -mmrfre ami of th- i hill
rtcx p ts , but 1
havo a b o oooti toroo . m y wond trfn l i c t i o f t a m g i . M lf-tncrl*
(C«s|lia«f On r*v« T us)
Ickea Backs Texas To
New Y o r k Pipeline
lh. imlirt m rtil namr* m•
M s •oil" j« i -1 H k »
H r <m»■ a " \ f
sltif* (hr Irm. 11fl |f ■ hr fin. mi
ex leu* i *.»
| ii« |ir t li
huhiei
siulf c*.rn |*a ft (r • in Germ any
Inane
litiill *o*l ** Me*I Ttie M* i*rh Bull 1 | O r f s l
B rita in , B w ltlrrls m i
mol
ing in dnwntnwn Sen fn nl
Ja p a n ahniir w ith i t rnr ■■air Ho,
R u rvivfi,. afe tii* wiiluw, Mi- j rfmt(tanir* of South A m crira asn I
K llla l- lh M - iu h . three *--n., Jn I Canads
Thurm an Arnobl, J u
aeph, K iI iim 'K'I end Jo h n , J r . one | lies Dr part m en! in t i trust chi- f
daughter, M r*
I>can Smith o f ' saM "On# uf tha principal m fin *
Chicago, two et.tera, M r. Ju lia . of the conspiracy has
rr*
Ludw ig nf Senfnril, an-l M r* Kreil trieting the production of •‘hrm
. L i ll y i f New Y o rk ; four lirolhar*. cal inter mediates from which mu
N k k , F ra n k ami Jo e of Hanford nltinn*.
p a rticu la rly
exvdfi*ive«
and Fete Mrleeh of l.uaemlmurg; I and plastic*, could \m mail*'.'*
and ala grandchildren
t
•
A ctive p allb rarera w ill l«e Rny
Sym ta. Hr., Ralph B . Chapman.
J . II. Cogburn, J J- Dolly, W a lU r
Coleman and K. F . Hou.holdar.
’ De.lgnated as honorary pallhea -,
era are W . I.
Cor per. H e u rv , P H IL A D E L P H IA , May 14—IA*>
T h e g n y e rn m e n t apoke.m en y r»
W llle , Hr.. H en ry N k k le , J
ll.
: Davidson. J r , L. A . Bm m ley, W. le r d a r a .* a rta d t h a t the n a tio n ',
ru b b er .h o rtag w Lea become
i A . U f f W . F r r t T . W illia m ., II.
c r it ic a l th a t;
' Ja m r . Gut, W , M. Bcfett, Charles '
The Army now la u.lng steel
Dunn. W I) B a lla rd o f Altauu me, Instead of rubbor tread , on all
F ra n k
Kvana
of
La k a
M ary, Its new tanka, w h k h
I •nd
mean* •
B. I*. Long o f Chutuota.
v arrlflra of ab o u t 10 percept of
INipe Savs There
Is No Immediate
Hope Of Peace
,
v a t u AN
t I T Y . M a y 11— </P>
iFfuiu
Vsdiran
B r in d r a * !* )""
1 1 i i'n|H i*iu« X I I ■|i(H>il«d to th e
I 1” 1 1 ifoihf'w U-niter* y p i t r n l i y to con*
,t* ' '
- luile t in-are " hh
i *r In rip le t
of
h *' ju ilit p fiiutlei stiu n
even
If
It
Ictuea ih *I »eem t<* fiifrri|H irv l to
** i( h iiispii
**' lull hr ■i k ntiwIcflgatl
f i f f j t h a l "th ere i* nn immediate hops
*« rt j ui pi»are ”
All Non-Essential
Traffic Faces Ban
W A SH IN G T O N , M ay 14, (4 1 Petroleum CoordlnaUw Ickas said
today any aapanaloa o f tha gam Mm rationing a n a a gooantlly de-
* w-
8 (ornuratiuns
Are Indicted On
Monopoly Charge
ail club h I'liu'fi »ht* t an jHi**(hly | graittf
MI hg?« seen t o m
h ornbls
th in g ! b tp p tn and hava had my
M B O W
h
m ilt‘d
Mrs (
George
her and that there
■ow of broadening
Registration F o :
G as Ration Card:
Ends A t 8:00 P. M
case K ill be made for handling
among parka«J |
at the market. I W e r * also w ill. W ' J V lh; / * cl
***'
pay 10c per case Inancctkai fee, |
*** ii
°t'Jrr
maklnjr the n it returt. to p n .
lhry Hll|
o n illc h t ly under 30t pee down n urm . c .m o , i-»
In r a w lot*. T h « producer will
f a r a lih lh a r . . . .
In leva than c u e
lot,, thr
c h a ry * w ill Iw be per dotrn. Mi
■
1
Jn h n w n added.
T W » w ill citpc * A
the i.p e t it e of (he ea w , thr (ta d
In f. the In.pectlen fee- ami the
h in d lln f
It W U reeealrd that
[Irl.am l |i«ultrTm4a a im are pat
tk lp a tin e in thl* Mt-up and
.
d ra le rt tn other surround in a com
,,
m unltiat.
N o e r f . w ill l«- ar m* ,
rcplad th at w e lfil le u than t l r.V ,,,t
net per case, and all will , ■ “
K Bnda
fra d ed by Uni Lid S ta te . [>r- 1 * fn
p irtm on t. of A f r k n lU ir r rrprc.cn1
tatlvaa.
*****
M r. Johnson added that the r .
,r
taMllshmcnt of U » m arket *a« f ' 1 “
accomplished with the aid of II , ln
J . Iw h m .n , State m irkV t m in a ir r .,
■nd the B u t * M arket B u leau .1 “ ■* *
Ja ck a o n vlll*.
Robert Ithm lr. 1- t 1. 1' 11
tha tem porary chairman.
,7 r T r
S t i Sanford men. G eorge Phlpp.
ahftra o f M m m
Well Known (.rower
Hurl Lived In Sanferd For .’ll Years
Father Of Local Man
Claimed By Death
»f Frank O. UrU, father o f
B Orta of Wait fltiteenth
of thla d tp . The Eh-ytarlll died a t hla home In
JSt
Ja-AVCU."'
eider Mr. Uria with hi.
• 4 rpaart oreeral winters
% rvrjW s^rio.f
War Contracts In
East Show Increase
their speed.
r
f^ g
i "f
r uj
>art"
«m
'
Ilr sildrsiseil his pence appeal
wi l l im p a rtia lity tsi *11 thettfgcr-*■(• .t-i-l the r-iual a f fee lio n fo r
jail a e tyu n s iif all p eo p les." In grt
m rlie r section o f
hi*
sd drcai«
However, fh# i*(ipe attacketl th *
aiit« l 'hrtstt’ ft
rricfhtrtls
of
Tie
*
r«*nilff, Bpesking on the
fleaahort. alghtaoelng and raea
C H IC A G O ,
M ay
11. (4 *)
track b u sti w ill be barrod from
th# hlgLwava “ almoat Immedlata- flrv- am i an rlrv a tffri irairi ilr r a
ly " and all otK ar non-oatantlal m rrii « t the so u th e a s t fo r n r r thr !tt»p killed nn* man arul 1
(raffle may be banned.
- H C T ' Y O R K . Umw 14
T here will be no more rubber,
W ar eonalruetlon rom raet* awardad Mat month In Iho 17 E a.tvrn synthetic or n a tu ra l, for civilian
uae
I n the d u ra tio n .
S tates aggregated HOB,741,000, a
t * percent Increaae a v e r April,
I N I . but IS percent u n d e r 't h e 1
March total, tM F . W . Dodge i
The IS percent decrease waa
FLORIDA— Littia change In
sot coni Idared a trend, tha re•earth servlet said, baernua* dras Iampara tu re with ah*wars over
tic curtailment of civilian con- tha Barth and central portions
dfwctton oecurred In April and It this aftanwee and teelghL
GEORGIA—U tU e thange In
*ris « period for piannlag latre
tmaperatnra "With aherwera thla
aftrrnoon am} Umt|ht.
■*
the
I Ira ile r* <•f "s « in e r u u n t r ir s "
who
Jr-rr " lie n t nn r e p la c in g
rig ht
hf
^fllh anniversary of hit consecra
tion a . a Bishop anti on tha ava
uf (he F e r.t of the A .ccn.lon,
w■< ad ilrtailng the world
Inf
radio. He spoke, he Mid. while
/urrri f«Mr o thers y r*ti*fila y
people e rt livln* In painful
a n ile ly , aw aiting Im m inent mlllt«ry opera Horn" end anllcIpaUng
" Ih t menace of g re a te r deitrvKAU STIN, Tea. M av U .-lA -) — tle* waapona."
Remember bow th e T e ia t Long
But, La u lrL “ we well
horns upaat tha g r e a t u n d tfe ilrd how In Ui* d a ta o f thing*
T eiaa A * M football team la s t there would be little prob
T lankaglvlng day, whipping th em o f (ureeat tn tr>muUllnjr d
23 0 a fte r a aeorlaaa Ilral half. propoaeM fo r a Juat and ken
The secret e f w h a t
happened peam V
finally ia o u t In tb * Intermlaakui
“ W hile on* aid* baaea.Ha
Coach Bible' read lb* lo n g h o rn s on reaulta kehlerad." ha ahl
a poem. It waa e n title d : “ Maka “ tha otLef aid* bases Ita haj
w
. ■th* outcome of futu re *» «
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
B ra v e s Split W i t h m
Lm.
PTanir Announced. Fbr
Editorial Staff
8 ;- lt
S A S S IE T V
Gramm
Y o u n g D r am ati#L>
KATH RYN WIGGINS
By P A T T Y •
Interviewing Ml** Batty BabrStarlet? pat an her boat Ub and
*> ••*» ,wjtb tha Boston Braces
man,
apenaor
of Iho Thaeplin
tucker and took fat the May Dap
nftrr A l Jav«ry’i foar hit hartlag
Ball laet Friday nlgbL It woo and Dramatic CInfer of Hamfau
in Um opener carried tbo Boeton
High School, the followta# pUni,
loom to a B-l victory.
In whkh oar young dramatist,
Daaplta the split Boston mov
will Bwrtfcipat*. warn a— o— rod
ed op Into third placa In tha Na
for tar remaining ocbool (ora.
of erapa paper which decorated
On Mar 14, "Mother Boy* A
tional League atandlno aa lha
the ballroom. All of the (trie Bond*, a fttt pM eat by te*
8t- Lou if Cardlnala 'dropped a
looked lovely in their •tranter government, will bo presented in
dooblahaador to tha Cincinnati
formala aad the hope handaomo
in tuxedo* aad Spring aulta.
Tha Map queen,
PLOR3IE
WELLS, looked her lovoUoat la
a powder blue not over a blue
aatln slip. She carried o beauti
ful bouquet of white calls lilies,
gladiolus. and carnation* tied
“ S i . 'k & 'S S i S S - T 3 T T . '
.
•Uh white tails. And kins Mechildren bad beam Inosculated for
< * * * • here?" How
K A Y TRULUCK reigned for e
typhoid end eight for amnllpox.
®**h
wff*
night In black tuxedo.
A s balance oflifee children that
tank « * *W »h acroa.
P A T T Y HODGE, the Senior rahad requaatad these. ahoU will » • " * » •
Ee. labors tom l**t
praeentaUva,
were
an
aqua
Jersey blouse with a white Jersey
be fir m them on Monday
of| » • * . « * * • ,
**"
next
week.
The
etodente
o
f
the
P**88*8?
their
luncheona.
aklrt Uut waa knife-pleated all
school gave a demonstration of] Yhe 6*u]ev Homs Ec. clast waa
the way around. This waa topped
field exercises undp the direction] divided Into'three croups. On
by a beautiful cores re of awaatof student leaders.
I Tuesday Thelma Smith, Verna
bsart wax OLENN OOHAM, who
Winners In
toe
Individual Harriett. Annie Myrtle Harriett
wore dark trousers and n white
cenL
' r
events wan aa foHbwsi 10 yard end Vondla Yales served aleak,
The
Junior
dash-Ban Butler and Billy Owens, creamed potatoes and gravy, peas
la- ___
_ ji_representative
*_i»t ja_a_a_ wars
first and ascend placa respective- and carrots, raw cabbage slaw,
ly. Sack Baca, Marjorie Jones and peaches and cop cakes, hot MsJane Chapman; Boys-Trad Boa- ‘ cults and Mod tea.
•ftUr aad Bobby Jerks. Potato
Tha Wednesday group—Gladys
,I.*rT*7, « * » Pippin, Mary Crawley. Barline
J . w , Kelly, Nodma Wolfe* and Joyce
John Keeling, and Welter Mathis. Wartftrell-eorred raest, new poK.af n ^ l.Jomp’s/ lh^
totoe* «®d ■tring beans, stuflel
snd. Upham Mratwether.
Pole roUry, MUpt*
tonuuo „ Ud,
SK,“ W iSJS* V S W S
■D™
» Recreational Center
; , ftp r * oumbtr of jra*ra, than h*f been an urgent new!
In- Sanford for a glean, wholesome recreational center for
the younger set ta this community. The high school gtuaents have almoat been compelled to eeek some type of
pjeieore dither In neighboring eltlee or » t certain spots
lOtae miles dietant from the city. Today the rubber end
g u 'situation le compelling etudente to curtail their ventures
Sto' other places. Now they must attempt to eaUbllah e
center of recreation ettrsetion here In the city, here at a
closer location....
Thlf youthful group wishes s suitable piece for danclug, « piece where ell the “crowd" cen get together, e
piece where ralezeUon of mind cen be hod, e piece where
tbejr cen ah look forward to for a good time. Yes, the
youtha of this city, with the eld of some of the parents,
ere awakening to find themselves ready to establish such
• “ spot." Recently a petition addressed to the Cltr Com
missioners of Sanford was circulated. Tha petition set
forth the need for recreation In this town for the young
DBtnde. it urged that the abandoned shuffleboard court in
avtrwhi
of Dubllcstlon of this article, the
by our City leaders.
it !■ noted that the proposition of establlahlng thin
ipletely bef
center v u thought out completely
before presentation, Upon
talking to one of the student
ident feeders
feadei In this movement,
your editor learned that tha group had planned a concession
which would furnish enough money needed to pay for Incldental axpenses. It la learned also that mualc would be
furnished by a nickelodeon. P u t experience shows that
Probably by the
prdj jy t lutf l ) ^
O^lsmo'nd ‘ tall throw* Laura “ n T i'|
■ rv4 ri/iwlf-m MmVmnmMlm
Senior Play
,
JiinrcmBON^ ^
Seniors Soon Will
Be On Their Own
I’m havtog to writ*
m&M
DIOirfON,
wrr«Ms# p fifiu f i «m
«i» aw o , toa
grandmother sf lha Pringle ramify, aid, to tbs acbemlng of tha
rlaa and fall ad tome.
Mavis, KATHERINE
BPENCER, Penny'* sister, devotee her
time to her public and toe radt*.
Greg, ORIEN FARRELL. Ksri
ry e butt frim d fiv e * hie Ulaate
to the raecue o f Penny.
Mon,tear
Huerir^ CLIFFORD
PROCTOR, a French Designer,
lean down each Utep e f tbs dis
hy height* to feme.
Norman Porter. JACK HER
RING, eld* Hdrrleea Day hi
T lS J r s z . s%
„U . a J
" 'W . .
P,n“ PP,,
U U lAll C*D»*
•*rv# behod chicken and draov
log, grekn M as k creamed pota
to**, lettuce end tomato talid.
hot blaeulta, nuked applet and
lead ten.
Tkla group enjoyed
having Mr*. Harmon, too aborthand and commercial Englbh
teacher,.for their gurat.
The prap*rnlion of theoo meal,
waa^organltod In aoch ■ manner
that aacb girt had her particular
duty to perform.
Aa aech group aat down to thr
Uhl*, the girl* were Immediately
aware of too fact that thle
their luncheon, prepared with their
own hand*.
Thla la j*at a portion or Ih,
work and fun the Homo Ee. atudcnU are enjoying thla year. Thl*
court* glvaa practice In-planning
bodgeta, marketing and tot prep,
tration of economical fooda.
brawn trouter* end white coat.
Th* Bcoler PUy. “ Don't Take
Taking the frathmen place of My Penny," whkh 1* to be prohonor, wea BRAUTIE ROBSON ,anted May IS, b nearing com
who looked dainty In whit* dot- pletion after four week* of toUnahr* rehear. Ing. The mat, of
tha play la compoaed o f
the
* sweeipoaa added a pUaaing ■woUaat, -craileat, culeat bunch
» f coler, MARION HA- of kid* you ever aaw. Each par.
OfflN. in a whit* ault, mad* a ■on portreya hia part to s *T “ .
lod looking aocoet for bar.
Tha ca,t promt**, b* pot on tha
To mention a few of too an- baat play etor prtaanud in the
“ hie* worn. BRUNETTE JEAN auditorium of Seminole High.
ARPER wore white net with a
Penny
Pringle,
M A RTH A
WIGHT, la a young giri who
want* to climb tin diuy beighu
of fame and doe* juat that 11
Bally, PATTY HODGE, the a *«
maid at the Pringla Houao, kf to
rtlorad suit.
be dlacoverod aa a new atar, .but
M ARTY PERKIN8 choa* for makea s gn at dtclilon.
"*L
<*«»*r ro,a net trimMark Print!*, MACK CLEVE
1
. vei rat ribbon. LAND, a lo o* farmer, anatchea
OUHEN PAR R E LL In a white Sally from tha flu tehee of fata*.
*U,i
1
hlse b trouser*
Joans*. SUSAN KJRTLKY, a1
•quirted MARTIIA WIOHT, wto devoted friend, eide Penny la
t f r IfvlMat . to bin* net climbing the dtxs*. height*.
fashioned with a bouffant aklrt
and long full elaersa.
J M
Vocational School
Two Negroes Estreat
T S Sr. Home Ee. Ha*
iS S .1
- 13
Group Luncheon, $36 Bonds At Court
moSd* u S ^ U lfiT j^ t£jc ^ ^ S k l*
Milling
debut of Sooth pro Jim Wallace,
the tiny Grantor* Barton product
who trounced lha Piraloo loot
work la hia tin t bit league of*
fort.
Wallace was rorflin t aJont
with a 1*1 land after i r u d a i
bat i l l acattcrad hlta to the
Pblli wban the rxploeloa cowar ,
Wallace waa lifted foe n pinch
hitter In tha neat inning and
John Bain kept the Phil* hHlaaa
for the ru t o f ike dietary .
Junior High Wewa
By M AR O AR ZT
eetraatod 526 bund on i drunkenm i chart*.
Other t u n follow:
Smith Jcoile Brooking end En
uring, Trans. to County,
WhiU, Dovo Driving Drunk,
Straight M Dora—Soap.
P ro * ton. Cleveland Drunken neaa,
15. g Coate or 15 day,
A ndarir t. Ida M. Improper
Perking f t . Bond Eatd.
Jauao, Step prunkmaees, f 10.
• Co*la or SO Day*
Ferrell, Jama* $L Bocal Eatd.
Smith. George Bldlcr Bicycle
without Lleena* or Ugti, 55. *
Coala or 15 flo ra
Grthtra, Dag BeatlaUng Arraet,
|IB. A Cotta or 45 Day*
Conduct, |5. A Coat* &t 15 daya
William,, WJUI* Drunkennaaa,
W. Bond Eatd.
—
William., Mack Drank A DUorderly Conduct, 520. A Coala or
fiO Day*
Cooksey, Robert Drank A Dieorderly Conduct, 525. A Coats or
75 Days
V rat, Eddie Drunk 4 Disorder
ly Conduct, 525- A Coil* or 75
Day*
Donation, Nelson Arnault A
Threats, Continued
Donation, Lucinda Disorderly
Conduct, Continued
Donaleon, Lucinda Disorderly
Conduct, Continued
Walden. William Drunkenness,
wwrt‘
OVIEDO,
Former Si
that day k s T ^ . f N t e j W j j K
Oaa want shoot lk fa rt cataldm
the right flute fsal ltea and t n W
sled a country aatta. - Tha ether
whistled dawk tka left field line
far almost aa aaatk iHrthr t * . * '
7My, my," whlaparad Boghl*.
"Juat look at that bay’s awing.
Ha’s ruing to da aarta belUt#
when he starts la hit."
Tha sage Httta . man hedged
"trrt" 4 f t a , T t
^
quickly. "H e ‘
hall
hit but tYraU U early."
*
Nanny didn’t waste any time
making Hugh lock feed, either.
Ha’s bean autppteg tha ball to *U
field* aad tea oataat. t a t ha*
played n powerful rate to the re
cent Bravaa* aarga, which ta * cafe
Had tha team to I t victories jP
Its teat 14 atnrts.
The ability
hit M g teagu*
pitching apparently Wea beoeted
hit mania ntthlrd has*, too. Ha •
leaking hatter every day and he'*
to
................
3?
By AMta B,
euteum* o f Uw election a* thee*
two students wall daeervrd the
S. H. S. RamblUgs
By RUDUNTT
The handsome king and the
maUful queen’s court emulated
[ the feUUwing people: Nancy
i Gonial**, Jimmie Rkury, Evy* Mato*we, Francis Mitchell,
rIlian Boyle, David Bach, Nora Jean Bayer and BUI Lod wig.
Thu court waa entertained by
n , Ernest Southward, Jr. who
uig twa solos, she waa seems-
West Side Primary
ANNIBE WHITAKER " I think
wu ehould have a skating rink
and a swimming pool In Ben.
gotten n
£2
idL,d E ? B £ 2 . I,83
V ’ylUQI
R i5t M
D e te n u , S i
ami JIMMY RIDGEt LEO
tog aa carpenter*.
M wanted to be a DOCTOR, tog. Both girls urara acconapan*
The** clans* h
IY said he Intended to hr a led by Mlaa Lenors Whlddon. furtonete to rertn
ear, end BILLY said ha
d to be a VITAM IN It Tha Glenn Ungto, Jr. wae tha Master
Jd*to d?"1*0*1
the plate aad rather
Nanny hadn’t 'even
DINCFRLDKR
cover* hie new etar In— Wall
coma and seal
_Claim, ANN
ROBBINS, de-
think we should M m a club
whera wu could den**, swim, play
»ti»
dr?
H-it
Sf 4L
I'*.»t-,H lttn ur
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'taf' aiMtHC
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M em ber
Large bcale (merman
t
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Offensive On Kerch
Peninsula Folds Up
Nail Attackers Are
Forced Back In All '42 American Mother
But One Sector By
Hard Fighting Reds
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The BrttUb cdmlraltr t«d«r
lu n m itd thro# British d«stswyen, U n lr , Jackal sod
Klpflas kata teas aaak hr
Gw m bemU la Ika Medi
terranean. Kara I k a * SM of
ficers sad mm vara aatad.
■I " -■—« t**-*
v, ‘ m iV
which now U under a i m p at
tack by the Soviets, a .London
commentator acid. The Germane
announced the battle for the
Crimean all field* l» the sreatest offtneirt operation etnee laet
m Kail and Is still tn foil »wln*.
w
The ItaUana announced waves
of German planes eausnt and
sank three ef four British *)•*Iroyare la. the Mediterranean
• M n mt CfflVv u- .
. ♦*4*
_
"Darias May 11 In the Kerch
HOW RAF POUNDS
ATBECOND FRONT
fierce Fighting
Chinese Force
Foe To Retreat
\lliod Bombers Score
Hits On Two Other
Troop Transports,
Damage T a n k e r
rG IAA'D
A IL A N T fC
OCEAN
-tirfju-o by
mi.- of thn
.it Inn jninK
u-lnt’-l roait
(Mr JtaaoKI.1 r o « |
Fierro flthlinir Chln»-*« defend
ers forced the Japan.-** ranruard
to retrrat from Irul.lr of China'*
Yunnan province I..irk (a thr
Bdrraa frontier town of BantlnK
today.and each fnrrr now |i tryln » 13 encircli1 (he other, (hunk-
Mra. W*-*. N. Barry
Pictured In New York City U
Mra. William N. Barry, of firremboro, N, C*. the American MohSef
of 1042. She has thirteen child
ren and say* that her , formula
for raising them la “ feed 'em,
Itree ’em, and neglect ’em." One
»on la an army captain, another
* mldahlpman. a third la aboct
ta become an ensign, a fourth
MS W lUted In the naval reserve,
wjtlle a, fifth will noon bs ordalnsd a priest.
Inf
CViineM line* of **n( mpmenl
held f*»t lr«t night nround the
rtnutnti of a Japanese column en
veloped ami alaughtefnl on the
Burma Ro*r1 despite (he sloek \d
reinforcements
ru*hr«l
front
Burma by the fmatralnt invader*
of Free China’s hack door.
Two hundred and fifty mile* I
south of this drimaitc teen# of,
J* runes*
annihilalmu,
another J
ill hut forgotten ( hn»e*e army, |
by-jiaaaetl jn tie rtvkle** and)
headlong
Jaiianrac
dish
up
ners Of P assenger
Board Confirm s
Cars To Sign In Gas Ration R ecom m endation
O f A ll Tctcher.s
WASHINGTON
M*> II
I A f*)
Aw mnlitrivls ffi»*»i
Mainp
mOVSfDSBt to. so hssvily
\‘i ( m
A W 2 7 */ .
Each Army Is .Try
ing
Encirclement
Tactics In Burma
A big node German offen
sive on the Kerch peninsula,
supported by Rumanian divi
sions and warplanes, folded
up today after four days’of
fierce Russian resistance, ac
cording to a British report.
The Nazi attackers have liecn
forced back to their starting
point In all but one sector
•
A m ir ia lr d
K era tion s
With
Three >rm( command* were
created — northeait, soutl and
northwest. Ths vait csntral erea
will be edmlnlitsrsd under lb*
central Indls command, *hoip
mfjor function will he to train
now defeiui fo rm .
A campaign that hut hern gat*'
rung momentum I r thr ln>t
.nil week* for Ur t »tnMi«hm< > r
of n proper ijanriMg plurr t ■
>oil rig peofdr, mmnli h h aeh - ‘
•I iidenta, appniently wk11 hr mi.
rr m fut With thr urm«iUOrrtneii 1 I1-1
I hr City i\iriimia*P»ri tn»t m*,*I l
I Hiel the Imfy I* Arranging f -i
b
the ronatruetl'n of n dance f ..
In Fort Mellon Park for i.i*
■By AaaeHsteO >*reeel
younger act.
VICHY. May 18. (A F )—
A petition signed by ‘J t ..f
Ths Canaan
military
In
thr elty's lending cilireri* >\.*
France laday leased a sweeppresented to (hr CoiiiinU*nin
lay decree taklny t»a Itself
Frank Frans, Bsmlnnle Cnuntr |,l* semi-monthly meeltni; I . i
ths pswtra to Increase workchairman In ths reesntly rtmrlurf J nt*ht »<kin« the. ih- -hufflrl..lay horn la French eaterrd “ Eyery Amsrican Canm.*" I o tr ta el Fort Mrllmi I’m. i
prlee* and ordeeln* eaaployre
haa laaued a revUsd report *01 the 1FOIswl In 1 pmvlde n (>l„i. 1
to report l a mediately the
yearly evpsndlturs by elliaena tn >l«nce, Cit> Clerk II V S». <
namber of rateyories of work
the ecnnty for war bonrl* and Hated thia mornlnr
Hite...
man arallahls for other work,
aUmpa, and with 60 of 12 can ** an Investment of t.' iiu.i I...
th a reeall will hs ' « r r
vaaalni tsama :reporting, the to- lw*n made on the 10 ahuffl.
hoars (srssnaaahly the or
Ul flrors to b< lire fated In Ixinda board courts, the Commlsalnn
der applies only In ths seesand stampa U 1168,611.00. Thla deemed It sdvlaable to conairurt
doss DOt Includs |11J)87.!IS that another floor and retain thr
With Franch-Gsmtan nsyotla- was not- pledrad but actually ipsnt courts.
This pstltlon lied In witli n
tlona rsaddny tbs stats of ur- whan ths earayalfn was be Inc
retvey, Field Marshal Herman
Goenw* may rasst tomorrow with
Marshal Fatata and Laval to
ranch final daclalona, reported
French diplomatic qoailsrs today.
It was predicted tha French would
refuse to accept the Martinique
Defoliations with a resultant
break la relations with tbs Unit
ed States soon.
Saboteurs have wrecked radio
Paris, tbs key broadcasting sta
tion far Nazi pro pace nda In orm illed Franco and tbs station la
silant far tbs Arab Urns sinew tbs
O sm um . imarchad - inis Paris
U. S. Is Foreseen
Paris Radio Wreck
ed By‘ Saboteurs
Cafe I Dynamited
Action It Urged To
Supply Gas Masks
M
ar IS-W
a t. Imminent
Men. 17-25, To Start
• Florida »(arted tr f
immission' la Told I*lrmlIij n fsur r
f ahi»p
I. mI a i I h* 5eiiatr I o
Job Service Will riftts
tfr*tjtr Carnmtrre Cmnwii
Not Be SCI Up Here'L tee reemsmen^cJ t l « lntr»U
1);iv Of Rest Will It.
(iivi'ii Instructors
l.nwtmi Anno.MtHH"
grlion * ( |MM^(Lle u*e of In
land - s lr r e iis for the train
portilmn ' f pelridrum protl
ir !■
It * i t f mti maIed A
500,500 nM nrfa to 17 fi'lfr n
Mate* and Ihr Dt*Iflfl of
Columbia would r«*ift|»M.e (hr
re«l..f aIPm Thu r-da y and
atariln§ Frida*. may "Main
grwuJine for prfoilrlj owned
ears hj prrwrntatJofi of card*
PP«‘ d •" In n f||1Itafimg licit f 1
a ptip|ilr'iiii*|t(ft J n lliw anre
("nr tmnrrs such n« «l rt<»r* »1 ■
Um* AiiUimobllr« In
!*•“
■frvlffi «rr rirmpt from ml Dm irinnpAls hi
r»i» I ill v» hit'
log, hut should apply for in ' \
or r tempi m rd lo Idrplfy 1Ih-it
cut r • when Imylrtg gA*>
I s.kk■- 11*1.1
lf>* IashhImi * ttimi [.v rfiirmed
t,'*l link zsitigid ihrip way in
I 'i" 4 . l
ils ik h g it t,
i •<I m if I lit* r a d i o
,-f ft Ju p ilM t'e *' n ta lio n which
th a t (11111* v* it« In s i a d f A i t l n g A
In HIM
it
lit lit rlmp-HMiy mi lhr *rrnic hemuin* id Japun, firstling peacefully
lit (hr fta^uiniKf that It could
tu Ti i I*** tkomlml.
.Sutlilcnly b#
Mint off lb«* air The radio monII *•i m tht* Ihaiiilicr form a Hon
hiufti the Jap unnmmrcr icrcftin
'firiny Umilcri* coming
branch office,
Thia employment service was to
bars taken applications far vari
ous defense Job, at tha Naval
Tralnhw Baas hers, and Mr. Baytr
Stated that at tha preeant there
was no cfflclsl place where an^ lestiona far jobs may bs turned
Coming
fast
Many lMimljcr».*
"As the tximb sticks whirled
li-Hti. thia Nip announcer kept
mi ilir )»li.
Kcresmlny in hlyaliilrbol panic, he railed our shota
in a play-hy-play
ilrvcrlptlon,
ni-Ii -I Ilm fire , rnuaetl, ahoutsd
rasualty bulletin*. Our ahlpa rer,Iviil the fiitleat Information that
in)imr could want, on tbslr ae12- (J*)—Ger rompltihmeiiti.
Lehmann Says Payroll Allotment Plan
Is Main Feature In Defense Saving Bermans Execute 2 1
Karl Lshmaqa, deputy Elate
Amsny other business tran<- administrator, held a roundtable
actad by tha Commission, E. II. conference with member* of tbs
Seminole County Defense Bavlay
Committee Friday afternoon at
4 list e f forv-
the -City that
era Is subject Important feature it the i
ton o f war bends sad sts
n * , public to lend feeds
nvtm m ent for use In
bodfst. V. A. Speer, shall
Z i & ’ iS X u V S i
tended ths msstior.
' Under tbs allotment p i*
bdtrtdvsl is naked U s|
toast 10 percent of Ms
ralexy fa r’ bolds aad star
l i aald to ha the meet i
states In ths purchase* of bond*
and stamps in sales during th*
pest year, with ths exception of
two or three months of the year,
and hs uryed Increased buying
hr ths public to offset the fact
that ths state now Is sniylny
the so-called o ff season, lie r v
pressed pleasure with ths pro*,
roes mads so far In the’county.
Mr Speer declared, "Tbs splen
did showing la the county In ths
past n s i In defense aarlnro
makes It necessary that our ef.
fort to accelerate buying be In
creased now as our May quota
of 841,609 is based on oar pest
More In Netherlands
LONDON, May
man occupation force* in the
Netherland* today executed 24
mors aliened leaders In s veerel
sntl-Nsil orginliatlon, brlnslna
lo yfl the number of llsllamirr*
»hot for alleyed plot to pave the
way for sn Allied Invasion, the
WABIIINOTON, May It, W V Ntlherand* radio announced.
Chairman Mansfield of ths House
iUven end Harbors snnotmeedi
yesterday he would open hsartncu'
on May IK on • bill to sutbertn
the appropriation of lU IJ IM iM # 1
for eonatxuctlon of a b a m canal
Semuel S.'McCe
and pipeline across Florida t « re*
of the American
Here (ho oil SbOTtafO OB tbs Mast
stall tha officers
Hearing Will Open
On Barge Canal Bill
City News Briefs
bsll-UssIne
ti
WbSs
l'n*t.
The measure also would pavrtda
for deepening the exLstlnc aiaa*
•'.• '• ■ '“ I
�TUESDAY, MAT. I*. 1MI.
t, THE 8ANV0BD HEEALD, 8ANT0 BP, FLORIDA
Hanford Herald
PLAN T NAVIES CRABS
Why the Pipeline?
Aa thousands of American'dUnas go back to school
today and sign up for gasoline rationing cuds which io
moat cam lftnlt than to three gmllona a weak, the import
ance of the early conitructlon of the Tampa-Sanford pipe
line becomes fully apparent It la not that pleasure driv
ing la out for Uie duration that produce* this alarm, but
rather that such stringent regulation o f gasoline sales wlM
play havoc with commercial interests and local government
al functions to the extent perhaps oT seriously impairing the
war effort.
It Is presumed of course -thst "necessary business
transportation” will be provided for, but even the most
generous allowances thus far proposed do not begin to
take care of the demands of many businesses which, while
not essential to defense in that they are actually engaged
In makillg guns or tanks, are essential in that they con
tribute Indirectly. Thus a real estate salesman, who helps
Army and Navy officers find homes to rent, and who
ordinarily uses from five gallons a day in his bueineu, li
TU gSO A T. M A T I t
“ jg t B L i
verbs
IM *.
FOB TO D AY*'
y - t v n TO DO OUR DUTY is
MOT ENOUOII, W E EUOULD
OO FARTHER TH AN THATi
Vast do ya mora dun otbvrsl
—Matt. 1:47.
;)g -,
>»• - —
...
Bpriag Mail
Tbs American Nonary)
T g i day la Uk* a boll
Rang ouddonly In many tenao
(Tram
B p n S L W s n d claar-tonod woll
to sJl tbs lagged friction
tbo world,
p-tone In my ear of lathsound,
ha g n a t swaying twirl of
e g w tt hurled
dtraat groan agtlntl the
und. ,
.
8toccata ring
earlHorn, purging h« re
eking belli, the now leave*
which wlU.be vitally, If not disastrously, affected by the
rationing orders. We need not mention the filling stations.
But traveling salesmen wUI find It almost as difficult to survlve. They
of___
course,
but thereI.laja
— may
‘ take
l^T. the
“ train,
^
”_________
time elbnent'Involved which may limit their daily
‘calle
daily'calls
*
“
" , they can’t make
__ _______
so drastically
enough to par their nUlroad
fare. “There- are
rooms,, l.jrfs
tourist
_ ^ roadside tea
1________
t cabins, and
country hotels which v^il
t^il be ruined by -tms
-tnu order,
order.
The state of Florida particularly la adversely affected.
Much of Its commercial life depend! upon the tourist buslbusi
ness derived from elderly retired persona as well as more
active younger vacationers. The latter are already out for
the duration, but many of Florida's hotels and apartments
could have been kept open by its customary gray-haired
visitors. But these people, If they cannot get transporta
tion, will have to stay home where they wUI further com
plicate the fuel problem In the north.
Florida's tax system Is based largely upon gasoline
and other automobile levies. Gasoline taxes alone raise a
very aubstantial proportion o f the 8tale’s revenues. High
way construction, the operation of the schools, County high*
pon
gasoline taxes and tag sales. Present res_______ .
...
JnevitAbly to the complete demoralisation o f the State's tax
structure and vital functions of government. .. But the situation Is not irremedlsble. This breakdown
can be avoided if the authorities In control act with prompt
ness and foresight Tbs construction of a pipeline from
Tampa to Sanford coutd be completed within 80 to SO days.
The facilities for storage and embarkation both at Tampa
and at Sanford are already available. Barges will have to
be built but no skilled labor Is iwjulred and there are
EATON
ARCADE if:
Package Store '
McKorie, Jr.
TORPEDOED
CREW SAVED
BIO DE JANEIRO. May ' l l .
I f ) — Eight member* of the crew
ef the M O l-ton United SUtee
freighter Lemmot da , Pont, tor
pedoed near Bermuda April SI,
have been landed (n Recife, the
Brasilian government made known
yesterday. The fata o f 41 crew
member* wma not known. After
two days la lifeboats Ibsy won
rwcuvd by the Bw*dl*h motorahlp
Asirt.
WBATH
Pay Cash for
Used Furniture KINARD and SON
M O Hanford A r e ,
FLORIDA—ConUnuad warn to
night with scattered shewafa tbit
afternoon.
EXTRA CASH
DEER TONGUE
P1NEHURST
» awry ounce of malarial
ry not oaly for oar armed
force* but the armed force* of
the otbor United Nation*, and tbs
aocond la to hold Aurirnlta, India,
ATLANTA, " O a T " May
If—
Urn Middle Coat, the Mrditonwit- (Special)—Jamta A. Tew. of 400
tan, the Brltlah Die* and Iceland Avocado Arc., Sanford, hat Juat
oa ipringboarda from which to rtcrlvrd fall wlnga s i an Qialgn
attack lb* Alia. Wa mutt aapply In the U. fl. Naval Retarve, and
Ratala with more and more war h** bevn ordered to active duty
material*. If three two jobe art with the Naval A ir Fore*, accordwell dona, when thr mow fall* Inc to an official announcement
again and the Ru**lani attack tmt*y from lla Naval Aviation
from tba Ka*t while w* attack Cadet Selection .Board Iq Atlanta,
from th* W rit. Mr. Hitler la on
L«*lgn T " * . * f ° r » j r atudant
hit way out. Then wa can turn
»•** University of Florida, rvovr attention to the little y e llo w I
hi* commlMloa op oom•nakt* of the r,«*l. Tba token
2 ‘* ht.
James Tew Receives
Wings As Ensign
GROCERY
"WanUd-
Then Your Car Is
Lubricated U n d e r
Actual *Driving Con
ditions . . . Drive In
Today!
P s r» chute
X T O nes'
run
ANYTHING
^"SSesS® ir,on^r..rpleV^ 8i ‘^ i“ W * * *
for flight training In Clot*
LUCY
with anything I*J* than mmoccupation of BerUn, Rome
Tokyo, And when thl* war
ear w* ahall write a pear*
h ahall guarantee lattice and
lorn to ill men ind til nsi. W t thill writ* (he MUntie
Iff*
signed by Prvtldrnt
•Yflt and Winston Churchill
InUrnational law.
IE PEOPLE SEE—The rf»-
K ENT.
ralaUDop# to L. C. CroftTUnavlll*, rvcently elacted
BUt* LegDIatur* (a BreWashington official insist*
ettlng parties wtU have to
to tba gasoline shortsg*.
000 a year or more paid lost year. As a revenue measure
it ean have little value.
To tUustrate some of the by-products of the lysUm it
msy be pertinent to apply U in the case o f the President
himself. He receives 178,000 a year aa salary plug 880,000
for traveling expenses and entertainment. In addition a
■um o f About 1160,000 a year la appropriated for the care
and maintenance o f the White Houae. While Mr. Roose
velt's personal income la not a matter of record, it was
recently announced that he inherited about 11,000,000 from
hla mother, the income on which, when it become* availgbit to him, would-probably be between 126,000 end $86,000
a year.. In addition he la said to have had a sum amount
ing to perhaps one-half or ona-thlrd of that amount before
he went tothe White House.
It ia obvious th at-if the provision of $28,000'A fter
taxes were to apply In hla case he would have to discharge
tM staff at Hyd* Park, get rid of moat o f the personnel
at thl White House, give up travel and entertainment and
forgo nil but a very'small percentage of hla earned and
Inherited jncorne, The resulting dislocations in the Uvea
of many fomtlleo now depandsnt on him would be drastic.
Tha aama U true In th# caao o f many other
auhitantlgl Incomoo^-Nuw York Herald Trib
ar* now engaged hoi b**n re
corded In concrete /on* by th*
vote# which you cast cn certain
essential foreign policy bill* pre
sented to ! « '
" ------ **
ttragthoa oar
la a rvctnl copy
naws-boIltUn of
t Cc mailtU* for
m. to’ which la a
Congmimcn
Im u m .
Y ou
-|„ hu preliminary Inilmtion at
fc , u. £ Nev.l Keecrv. Aria Don
b m , Atlontl, Georgia, On Oct.
t l o t * he wa* trsnafarrod
to
Pentrcola for advanced training.
.........
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P a w i i f jfinrf Atm Q iu in iiA
1
* * *JJe r S P C a K A
TO
U sS.
C o n flT C S fl
______
0
ABINGDON, England. May M
WASHINGTON,
WABHINOTON, May 11, M
. . .V Prvaldent Manuel Prado of Peru,
axclted on Ik* boala of
dtlivtring the flrat ineech aver
reports predicting quinmad* to CoegrvM by a fcrelgn
quadruplet* at leeet—
Prvaldent, pledged hit nation yeotarday to work for m United Na
tion* victory and predicted that
Porn would be " « factor of root
Importance" ln defending the
Weatarn llemiaphero.
Tbo *perch made aeparmlely In
tba Renata and Hooae, brought
Prvaldent Prado'* ftva-day vlalt
Is Woohlngton to » climax, H*
WASHINGTON, May It. W V loft Uat night for Detroit whore
ha wilt tour war production plan (a Grcwtn In thl* .country, or* os
Oh. Shucks! They
Were Only Triplets
Increase Expected
In Citrus Growing
State May Be Exempt
From Gasoline Ration
Our CommitMIAMI BEACH. M sr I f , 6F)
publkaUon and to cangntolata —Ban. C la a t o - . M M ^ F ^ W M
yoa oa Uo far ‘reaching under
standing whbh lad you to proper*
A merica for tkl* war, not merely
by voting for defense appranrtaT
UlmL bat by aapporttng a vigor- f*ctiv* .Mny IS,
ouo forolgn policy out of which
has d*v#lopod a coalition of poworo agstnat the Asia. Rsspectfuljjr ,^ 3 T Y McClurv, Editor, a i y
C IV IL SERVICE EXAMINA
TIONS—Tbo Gtvtl Sarvk* Coos-
GET OVER $2,000
This year over 12,000 will bo paid In divide
Sanford property owners, Insured with this agency a
fire, windstorm and Automobile Insurance policies.
This money stays in Sanford and Is spent wi
merchants, doctors, dentists, given to our churches,
table societies or Invested In U. 8. War Stamps and
Our policies of insurance are necepUblo to life
a n « Companies, mortgage kttn aoeoctaUonj, banks
governmental agencies.
You wiU not be sacrificing safety for savings.-
nr* D*psrta*ut *t*t-
rf*' aroag* crop vw
and tba. svorag* bo
und I M * wa* «0,-
Ai
Phano 178-J
jv tqTIjr/-i ‘
�.
lOaSDAY, llA Y It. 1M2.
• MBS. LOURINE BEAL,
THE
i —
Aclfvities
Editor
■■S^SSeiSiSiii
— ■-
s
SA N FO R D HERALD.
■■p iiw f ny^aww"» i— "
SANFORD,
■ni . i «
F L O R ID A
■■ ■■■
Large Audience E oJoyB Dancing Program
By Pupils O f Marjorie Cogbum School
PAG E
Red Cross Notes
Iky MBS. R<l\
\ lk S \
('eciiiun Music Club ! Club To
Hus KcRulur Meeting
2!>Ui H i r t h d a y
TIif1 < 4*i * liiin VIumc i lub held lb , \| r - , ji ifigrneyman, chairThe Nutrition « !*••. ^^‘riMHvil ' tegular uiunthl) m m ing
alui I man ..f th** Cine \rt« iVepartjointly by the R «l t r*»»^ *iul the j day nfleinoott At t 15 in th*- Fan jgm-nt .*r thy Wi tuaiC* t
Committee of Civilian |H*fen»r, nte H Munwui *tudlo* at
M mniiu« d thit unirmtig t)
ha* graduated it* fit*I i la** Thu |Myrtle A venue
*ivM-ntv ninth birthdav
»,W ^
™ “r« ’ 1->a»rht b>; M „.
r,.„„m|r.| ,h put tv Mliu'h villi be
,our Ke»l tf<— l-.bh.-M> t han n im b r„
,hr Vllllu,,
club t'lMitiimt* afternoon in COflman, *nJ » » *
>•« g t » . l u . l « ,
t,. Mr- Fannie Sti-m jun«liori wtih th** Ia *l ?nreting of
Mr*. Ruth beott is rislUng with
are:
M f*4 i w »
Je*n
Adairtw, , ,
uilHtn which !* tt*
tin*’ \Hi IN’pMrtiiki-nt for th©
her mother, Mrs W. S.-Bagwell,
Walter llt e l. W t
F A
, L.„ ,,
; j held in the S»mill* «r High Sch 1|Jem
In Jackaonrille.
Dyaan. R
D Ka I i*u
la r i
A ml lion viiit M « v :*5 * i j* 15
The thr*mi- .*f the meeting will
(Jorml y, Roy 11ofIn ! imim !k
F. E. RoumllUt, coropoaw-eopnno;
Fred H. Williams who is spendVictor MtLaii<*l*-n,> Lmgli , M , with Jtihfi f*mwell, imritnii ■*i- li!*iui\ Ib-vrlopKirnt of ilia*
of
Ridluu
CoBege
Conservatory
pm.i,
A inert, a '
V treatise on
Mr*. (I. Roby Lalng, contralto;
^ pom* time In Melbourne on
Volie VUfjEm*
John ttalfoway
rw4i Pan Amefio n lm e r
“ * g u r*t
* r t» * t
The
p u b liv
i* I p h iio * n p h t
fr o ir
and Mle* Naomi Fallow*, aopcatvo.
was in Sanford ye* terD. Callahan.
II A l l
CYti-lkit- 1 H ( i l | i m l i i i a i ( s t l r n
|ibi)Mw«i|ihrr ItnSpb Waldn
Tba i U n and dob room* war*
U llortiMi.
i bn 1|rw
Mm
fill' 1 \ b l -4mini I ^itprill.
W 1 Ik Ir* ill'll g h tr tl F u ic i it 'h
In ■ lilttr urn portraying Orien
decorated with pedestal baskets
l he
nil In •niii” 4* K h
a
|fro u |i
*'f tiilf H" U IV i'l)
Several
Mr. and kin. It, A Camaron, Ule, the; theme of the f u l l epi
of (lad loll, to***, tarnation* and
M
1111 « tUli'blA io n of the pro*
crime in tor tmr Mmrgt-mt it*- s o r ig i h i ' to 1hr Tllkltbt’r*. MM « t h
Jr, and son, Ronald, of Ball* sode.
The dim stage slowly
ftrn.
k f m u lb- b irth d a y
f
r
(
L
M
t
m
A fill otN* In th e c h il
party will t©
lief Fund: Mr
*»i|
M»*
W
Mr*. Fred Brandt wa* plated Glad* were the guest* Sunday of brightened as the strain* of Jean
h
cl.l
•Iren.
il.iU
«
T
r
c
r
“
a ii*l
M’ frcA b imnlt
n
w
h«i
r
r
served,
Pierson, |A,00* Mr
hlranthu
In chary* of tb* flower room Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Cameron, Sibelius’* “ Valae Trist*” filled
*|Ml|l,b
,|
M
r*
U
c
n
ti’il
Are*.
$10.00
Jltid
\lph.'ll'M
tirtlll
H
|l1lU||*l'
I
l
U
Ib
i
i
'M
’i
rht
i* ■ponsor
w
ith
M
m
Ut*
Dryadi, rlad
In filmy.
w
* boua*.
nous, uryana.
clad in
tuniy.
t(, ,h# mulk of ( hl)pin M)„
and flowor* war* dlatrlbotad by Sr.
I Joy Vi i, .hbt|«|M't-i| had chwrgr of tor tbr 11-artv
ling, 1200
Betty CuIIum and Patricia Bom*.
molH colorrd
silk*
embeltUhod C„K,mm mnd h, r aceomr.rd.r M|.„
I th»- pi Mg ram vvbuti v, a * a « fol
Mr. and Mrs. A F Kelly and with silver, rose . srvl danced a*
Programs were praaented by H lu
L
n
o
t
i
Whlddon
were
presmtol
notr . ’U*» *
Lola Meriwether and Mlaa Cath- son, Fred, of Richland I'm., were increasing moonlight flooded th* with gift* on behalf of the par
Amrri, a th* ItvAUtifu). W amI.
tha weekend guests uf Mrs. Kel stage
arlna Clark.
ent*
of
thr
children
at
thia
p>lnt
parents, Mr. and Mr*. Fred
am that i* u*»t In-mg u*«h). We *uug by in di.m f iHigvr
Attraeted
by
the
hyp.iotie
Th* profTmm aa presented fol ly’# >1
I
AtLims,
•«« r.'iiipain*
1
1
1
*
mi.
It
now
the
weal
her
gfttmg
Following Mlaa Cogburn'a aol©
T. Will
rhythm a ballerina danced into
low*:
warm to wutrk V o o,,o but Here
Impnnuptu,
t b<
\ i11141
the moonlit glade while the d 'y ai* Ann Whitaker,, tiny and talented are place* where Hi
Piuieatl from "By hrla"—Leo
finu liv'd tirnnibnin
Tht* mopth f"hr
.MarrE
©f
Mr*. L. II. Smith snd son, shyly withdrew to th* shadowy
gave a finished impression of
di>
Datiba*. Mr*. W. M. Mlion, MU*
knitted garments will \ ■ 11*it I that
Into* bt.-uk. aII ita own nr©*
Song of thr ftio
Jerry, of Jacksonville, spent Sen- background.
Miss Joyce
Ann I#rvre Blues in a tap routine *up- isn’t so warm, and th« l-**y * tt«“4-ii Janet Bailiff
Mali**.
c*’di’nl* to in tup Vmencan* firstp*rtnl by Mary M©rff«rrt Hern
day as Die guests tf Mrs. Smith'*
In Tb* Gnpgvln* Swing— Hrari brother ■in-law and sister, Mr. and Whlddon. hallerina, wore ■ ik>- don. Peggy Pippin, Janice Pnttri them.
baud kni’Wt.ilge of a D nd whose
The Jolly Ftp* i
dlce
of multi-c Inred silk in har
Lavalle; Haiel Rain**,
daik »nd buff Imp way* no Inugm
S an y Filta
Mr*. E. B. Smith
and
Joan
Swingle.
Mammy
c<u
mony with the dryad*, and a flar
Picking Cherri**—Harold Spen
uvm %o reiiioi, n«vt that IT R
A ultra * l Li it, r
On May It*.
,„*|
ing white tarletan skirt. Her In tumes were in red and whll**
oddi*j* .iti fikrbting at her very
cer; 'M alta* Thom**,
I Ib«b»r»*« M .I.IU .
Mr. and Mr*. tVdhsm Kelly tricate toe dance was perform*! akirt and blouse with |*>1ka doltol there will be* held at th*
iu
o
i
frontier
Dane* Of Th* Sprite*— H- M. and daughter. Dtam-. of Jackson
Hotel in OrJaiMlo a H«-*l » i**-* Hell) J« un Sheppar
to the mutir of I'almgren’s “ May aprons and kerchiefs
f India is
Morritoo; Edward Senkarik.
ll.igh
Ho
M,«ub
Rtdfi
ville were the gur,D Sunday of Night"
Jane Chapman, dancing Pierrrl innlltuta for |hc Mot« of I h<ii.|«g I
p**rv»M Thr* March
At the conclusion of
Th* Maid b C«w n—Dorothy Mr*. Kelly’s parrnte in Cameron
idtarsi
V
dm |V*tt ••
TMa
Institute
w.H
i In to ,-ovnr it.
Miss Whiddon't solo, the moon thr runic lover, gave ■ talente|
Blak*; Coe*Lane* Ludwig, Norma City.
V TwtligM
M* o
■l<*, n|n| (it relight credulity faded until only port i ay ai of heartbreak a* Pi*-f place uf the Kt -i * b a a Hamil.
Joan Moiik'l.
War
Effort,
and
ep
fi*t
wa*
reject
e
v
i
by
thr
fickle
■prtiate and aim
the theme tree was risible as th#
(a ) Sleeping Doil—Heart Kikki ludt
lUiui i
from the Uk a I i t t *
'll
Im-i <If.e
India
Columbine
who
preferred
the
curtain «b wly sank
man.
M.t;e-’ \ .-f i L# It.
will attend Alt o ** * i *N tiini*r(
Twn,
Dry*>in werr. June Chapman, blandlshmenla of Harlet|um Co cohductnl by vaii..ni
(b) Grsaaboppera—A. I . 9rama- Mfeben, W. V* , anti Mi%* Hems
Rutb St* m»I rot,,
India in 1‘riaia**
Beverly Pr acock. Janice W»Htra lumhine wa* danrul by Revet ly ter* ptreontirl. and H
Unf Camilla Whitten.
Hu*
'1(111
Dan,
♦
Bo*|i
,
Lpnjr of lliilointowi!, p* , who h*v©
ii ibe Mils Theatre,
Te*t*r-ToU*r Walt*— Hrrbert betn the guest* of Mri. D. K Allayne McNril, Kndniey Moiich, Peacock and UarleiiulLp by Rnd* program i« a« follow •
t
IhuMdav
Th**
I Piani* t fgrnlvn Put i irk
L* Grand; Carol J**n M*riweth- Long. Mt'thifl nfrrmnir for their Dorothy and Evelyn Mnnaon. Dor-1*r> Meiach. Coiturnea were thr
May 18, Monday
II Earl lUltiff. Iri«i... Il
oing
for ‘luilia at
| ff(
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thea Nanry Saekett and Ann WhU tra.IHinnul clothing wtirn by the»c
Jnne \\ iII ii*
V .10.10:00 Ih’lm si...
iiutmijrii
e,|
hy
Mnna*
home*.
a 1m■>• welcome
Inver,
Th.* sUtule ObJfitiWk
aker
R©U Dalap WaUa— EMU WoodTbr (■a y llutt, rflv
M«l< |i
Ini e
10 00-12.00 RriAlino.lnp I »Dd||. Oban Hoy b
The second rptaode of the re* woik of theee three girl, .1"
ward;. Cherry Singletary, M»He
tiflutmu creed©
Mr, and Mr* (* H Wlsecup cital pictured the joy* and beau* lighted the audience with It, (!nwi to Win Effort
ru
*tul
V
lin
i'mint
tv
(im*
it
Ir*
Nik.
Il-CB
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the rum*
l.lHtllgl’f
ind children. Hilly amI KinniH
aid
1u n.-.l ,> <1 ll 111
it*»(*i’i 1n t vnl,*
(a) Land** Sridge; (b ) Lullaby Jean of Plmnt City, formerly* of ties of springtime in a group of frrahnn, and approrlallon of t'omhinevl Roll * a II
f ’sl ligck*
Drive
and
t
genet
a
I
bm.ii
drama
.1 f 1*, f M,
Setting tha
Walt*— Elmer Wallace; Conitanc* Sanford, R d f runti over the descriptive Ikallel*
M.it » »1 VS rt 11« 1
I :UM tH» Di« m 1«- Pi. j
1bilk 1he Mm. ii ..f
mood w( r a l»eautlful silver trell.arue McNeill. Allayne M. Ne.lt
Ludwig.
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weekend of Mr Wtsroup's par*
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“Pnturial
•i
Holiday Walt*— May Brown*; csta in Lake Mary, ami friend* 11* «.f Dorothy Perklna rose*. Tha and Dorothy and Evelyn Mun,on
Mihiit i b..|
7 30 8 00 Foreign
"i iIrf have
■tag* wa* bathed in warm, amber dhl a twin altter tap act. "liltl.
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Don* Lou H»rp*r,
in Hanford.
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30
Pui.lt,
lot
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'o « le*rlight
Allayne McNeill, support* With ParaeoD’*, In roatumr, of
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Rhapsody March from "Ipm1
May VJ Tue*ilsv
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rariaa Rhapsody No. »**— Licit; I Mr*- Harry IIhtph hs* return ed hv Dorothy and Evelyn Mun dainty fr»n*parcrit mnti'fiml bu
Ma (ill* M11 00-1 2 00 >el v i • r 11'
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k. .. r.. Fin.”. 1
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ed from * 111 day *isil In Miami son danced Fran* HhutwrC* Roa- b" Iban dinerl ’’Apple Hb***om Force*f Mibtai v .« -t *> . ,
tiemblmg
Costume* were of blue T*mrM with petllf Ijkrvir MffNrilt 1
jj uniF S ‘n .'»
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“ A t* Marla"—music composi and Hollywood. wber* *hc went imnntlr
Called In the g»nlen by
■ Ill S ..M
tion of Mrs. F, E. Roumlllst; hi a delegate t*i the Hiitp Fed ■ilk
Jr«n Snyrt *■ Far nival Uurrn1 1 30-4:00 \ ir*t
\..1
■hi Hint
will reMr*. RoumllUt, Mlsa Naomi Fel ©ration of tJ*rdrn Cluh* roriven- the sprightly atrain* of Tachab pi'ivcwj her right to the uttie «d |Safe w*- and A t^lt nl I’m .
■■ it,
tune.
low), Mr*. Roby Lalng.
Uon held in the Hollywood Beach kovaky, Nonna Jean Sayer and tin«’ of
Hanford"»
uutstanHllng Mav 20. Wnlne*.U.
J't 1 '*“•11*
the
] Ilf «hifi, V|11.|r, -1 b’lb-i*
Joyce Ann Whlddon dkl a thrift- dsTxprt by her rendition of *
Encore—"Sweet snd Ijow”, mu ffotel
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sk by J. Bamby, words liy Albeautiful and Intricalr tap hum
reps
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Mr* J W Dafdel, Mr* A. It
1 ,10 I INI
W* t I . ,
Coalume* »e rr of white satin bet lit the music of Frankie Mas
T,
lenta.
Flight -.f n
IU.H.i*i*
M
Services
Marry flprlngtlm* W *lu — J. Ford aind Mr* ( I, lr»in return- an dtarirtan glorifiml by militant* ter*
k trying
1tm**H k " f - mit t i if.it 1.« let*
Brownfield; liatel Rain**, Carol ed fijiturdjiy from thr twenty- ty changing f*ra*n* of pa*id light,
The reeltAll via* brought to Aft May 21, Tb »»-d*
*»th it*
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0:00 12 DO «■■ • .
fourth American I^*|f!on snd Aui- Neat thr youngeat stoifanU of th© ©idling and satisfying cllmai by
■b ruler*
Jtan Meriwether.
VIlf, Sh* |11>(4f 1
held Cogbum SchtHil entered a* wood the excellent dancing of Trepak, Oyn’i alien*
Jumping The Rnp# — Albert lliary convention whirh
I 1 11
Un Tu«**d«»\ 'i •■
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11m»g«i »,%n i‘l 11*«•
In Orlando last week, and which iprlte* carrying a garland of flow traditional
\.e
Appleton; Norma Jean llarall.
Russian folk danra
they
*ttended
■«
deU^alr*
from
ers. They danced a simple ballet performed to the muair of T*thThe Husking Be*— F. R. Kim
the lival auvilmry.
to Ihr music of StJ rahhcg
Goi- ■Ikiivsky
ANNf.l)
Dorthca N aitcy Sai kt-t t
ball; Marl* N li.
tumea were pink and the daneejra and Mary
Margaret
Herod, n,
Garland* Of Roses — (ho.
I -•
included, Kakkl Burge**, Larue dresseil In /allow tunic* ballet prising the
Spaulding; Dona Lou Harper,
■*1>f v home
.
. McNeill. Joan Peacock and Ella©- skirts and jeweled head ijieasr*. I entrai V b
Camilla WhllUn,
• 'burp cv•*
m •nd white bool* danced the girl Rr*i ('fit**
Tb* Indian— M. L. Preston)
V* <M llHtM I
concluded by a ballet. Pa* dea
lru
Peggy pippin and Joan the A rfHi
Edward Senkarik.
1 ’le-liv f r thr
Andante Cantab 11a From Fifth
From lung lo be nuUlatuling, Trivia danewi by the Munson sin prlitgU, drr-sstd In black patent at©
I k« cji Hkiu#
ByStdRr(r^-xT-n*i*jk/sv*Kjr b it the plajr. ”'I>on't Take My I’eo- ters and Allayne McNeill to the1 letthrr teHits, cap*, green troust.
in- bring
«f| and white blouse* were the
Stapler, Clarinet;'M artha' Pag*, ny." will be prr*ente<! by mem music of Drigo
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The third episode featured la>th | m«n. The rrceptiun given ihr*e ut ir lit a
piano.
ben of the Senior Clan of Semii>
■rl I While
Bablnd Th* Scene*— Engel man; nol* Hlgl, School In the *u<li- tap and itailel and demonstrated I talented youngster* left no doubt linn* In l b«* VATlklU- bee *1ill*** *
• it-, pin ■f ib.
toHum on Friday night at *>00 thr versatility of the young danc Iof (be audience's opinion that • •*1*1 in g'vTnV **>14,1,. to tb. H
Mr*. W. M. Ninon.
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1
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er* and the aoundm »* of their thl*
an « utstandmg numlter hi mml 1'• •
Walu Of Th* Fairies-R J. o’clock.
j ii
1 i». boim .f MrIncluding a lively call,
(hr training
The moed wa* gayer
MU* I*rnnra WhiiMim'a tn*pirwd u ill fiiil |* k*' (1 cl r nb-al i J il ” in M .
Hamilton; Cherry Singletary.
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bill
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(a ) Toreador Song From "Car comedy It built around Fenny than the two precetiing episodeA aceompanimenU did full lustier
tin*
l(«’l vv 1 Ib.fb.Ml m.I a II.’I il
’rtngle (Marthi Wight), ■ young and the theme. Mardl (ira* was j to Ills© Cogburn'* Iff autlful chor l<) Wlitkll U Iblitugb
men"—Bleet;
M . i . f..t I hr- v.
C'o*tumrf drslgnvd by I'tliSS fill f ill 1t'l till Mb, will In
(b ) Boot* And Saddle*—Glenn girl who want* to climb the rtn ■ct l»jr a large Je*Ur In rap and eogrtphy
■(alimictl nl Ihc I'urI, i|upllfal loin
VD
height* of fam* and doei Juit belts peering down on the
f
K |£I■lUiiIk111InI i
danc |Mlaa Cogburn, Mr* J lb t!ogAshley; Henry Richter.
Will Inc Ah itninl
Ml'. It, IN Htflltkll VI* C I
en from the l»ack dropJean' bum and Mr* Malcolm McNeill
Rustle Of Spring — Christian
•
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’
Mark Prlngi* (Mack Cl*vel*n>l, Kayer opened the episode with an land made by thr mother* of th.
Mi
|{ 1«H . IM«U. ( Hill
Binding; Martha Pag*.
Jr.) a would b* firmer, matchei
» - ri i,*r v .
Mr"
excellently rendemi toe and drum dancer* needed m. n|Hd< gie* when
Red • i* '* i cr (if (rale* in bom*
Da
Brlly (Patty llodg*)
■
1<• li-nn r
M
maid at th* Prlngi* home, who U routine entitled 'The Patriot', hi-r judged by the hiuhi*«t p rufission ■ nursing iiAvr Im‘©u trlr IV»*«| «l»l
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the
flHl’iWn
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wa*
of
royal
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to be dlacovertd a* a new il*r.
'1i U i Ui'M iki
n m mi k r i m i j R a m
Mrfrogged with ailvar.
('ailed bv igncti end . «•■. uli-d I.)
Ruth theirs by Miling at IIii- i»!■illlpl - 1 1
clutch** of fame'
l iMt 1.4VI
Mr*
II .
the stirring drum summon* the Emily
Sackr'i
Thr
lighting Irm riMiin open on Tin* -1«V ... . *
1•11( Mf Iil 11 Ml * 1 II
l-en supporting company of Miliu*v *Mch tn u g b i mwrh favorable Thur ■ *a k nioffiing* nd'
Mi* V\ \\ ' » .
I . ’*••
imment « a * planitnl ami i-xerut- •lay* H"'i '» (HI ii‘f Ii. k
devoted , friend,
Featorlnc Dm
"n to Cap•“
M
. ' (Ida
“ . rher
, . In Notre rnternl denrtng en ir
•• !"•' •'.......1.»
cate military lap to the nut*
1 by Rev M H Hnrki'tl
Mr fitMlfl Mini from l On !’ \| 4 ' ■
V
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member* of Dm Qra D*] Chapter! f '1
*». th«
h,,,FM
tTX
fbhik'k
vi 1 n1 r
5 (Nl | M
of (inorge Gershwin
The tsusvi
sekatt
* assisted by Elton
ii bii«n >'* M',*i i
Mr- |. H ,SIrcir. Mr n H » HI *
Kerry (David Getehel), I’rn
Iwr was marked by rwii. i©hllr mr i Munson and Edward Munson
Ku m HI Mr*
lirrlMii
thl’ AtklllDli l 4JM.f t «
M.......
ny'e reeourteful boy friend, re*.
|( a m vtilcil hy
Mrs 11 I
Methvin. M, * II 1> ■1 III,• t.fflii'rruei her from M r fat*, and
. IRIAN DONUVY
McArthur Mr, It. C JohriMiii. 11,. L-MOIJ, In buy war bnnrls Af
Gram
(Nancy
Dlghtyn),
th*
l«>ppy
on
Popov
Hay,
not
only
Mr. J < Higgins. Mr, i kir it M 1. t
■ »iuil »nt* til si u» *I.ut Mri.
1WILLIAM HOIDCN
grandmother -of
th*
Pringle
■
(flowing
rrmcm)ir*f>ce
and
K
.ob.
Harrell.
Mr,
Margaret
I'll H'«t pia»I*|i'i| liy co
■»** Mi1
*
family, aids In th* ncbemlng of
ELLEN DREW
honor lor the men who dk»t in Mr, p It llarh. Mr,
K
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K. y M-r vrvf rrf m *fmit-rit *
the rte# and fall of fan* of iHw
Meet,|« lev* >Pert** S*M
lb*
war,
but
!■
giving
help
to
File.
Mr*
irtrf
tiiM
ii.
Elixabcth
Qu
1
fit.
|«ri
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n
l
s
r
h
’
M
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I
bn
young star.
lboa* who ,1111 *r» beering th* Mr. J < Htap;*ir( ir* 1 -«b.o
\(ia
liMwitn, Mrs
I irukr,
Marla
(Katherine
8p«nrer),
Preparation* for th* ob*enra»cs
M* ii«« k
Mm RiiIIaioJ I
Penny's alatar, derolea her time of Poppy Day, Saturday, May £1. t’urden# of the wer In euffrring, Trued. Mr • E f, Fagr Mm < VI1
i<r!ration
niwl
bwl
nppnrtunltle*
VI I* Str*w.itrI \\r- limimj!
to her public and the radio and art being completed by Campbell
Greg (Orion Farrell), Kerry's I.ossing Np. 61 of th* American All contribution, mad* for De
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L.'ll rnnfi
M. )
(lower will g* to support the r*Mr*
1hi j ’*, h |
pal with U*W gtr** Ida talents li*gton Auilll»ry. Mr*. J.
M -.g-h
W hebtHUllon and wtlrtre work ofj
T l*w »>>■• h,ve rim .lcl rh
to th* re*ue* of Penny.
Ml -{
llxgai
Mr, k #>
Dental, unit dresident, innounccl
First A i*l .^tauiiafil tnur»i * ••
Monsieur Henri (Clifford Proc today. Arrangement* ar* bring tb* la g ion and Auelliery which as foliu* *
n.**ne *o much In the disabled
tor), a French designer, destroys directed by Mr*. C. I*
Irwin, -eteran* an,| the famlllea of the
Jillly Hruuiicy, Mtn/oin- Jut..
each step of th* diiay height* ehflrman of tha Poppy D*y com
Hunbrk I >r IA I.Mtimiiigi'i. H u *
to fame while Norman - Porter milt**, **elet*d by ■ large corn* load and dkahleil.
Fair ell,
Ji
"Th* women of r*m|>b*l|.[xM. be lb Fite, Orinn
(Jack Herring), a publicity naan, of worker* from' the Unit and
Gonbm Fiwlaticka E rhiicI Urn
aid* H a r r W bay (Kilby Fit#) Junior Auiiliiry. member*. Plan, •Ing Unit *r * miking great ef Ion, Hilly Johnson. Karlin# Ki ll,
fort* for a euccee.ful Poppy Dey
th* young author. In finding a ar* btlag developed to dletiibute ttla
year - and ere hoping that Susanl Kilrley, Kllllbelh l.ynrn.
new star.
W E D N E S D A Y , TH U JLSD AV
memorial popple* la every part retryon* In Sanford will c*Uh Kdwerd Marshall, llrrlw it Vfnr<*
Ctalrt (Ann Kobbiaa) In ■ d*. of Dm tlty. •
tb* ap IrIt of th* day, and will I*rvl. Jr , Carolyn Hinder, Kntl
“Honor Dm World War dead job, with th*m In honoring th* trine Spencer, Ann -Flint. Ha>lte^*
Willltim . In ti William,, Martha
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
rnd gtd Dm w«r*« living victim*, ■l*ad and aiding th* dl^blrd*’
Wight, Virginia Tulen and Alice
'tughn) la th* m«nhlng of D a memorial
l>
Hare 11f t
Temple.
poppy",
Mr*.
Daniel
dec
lend.
design*
HUTT-CA HERON
Soclaty
Social Calendar
Telrphona 148
Music Recital Given
By Mallen Pupils
e r sonals
Br ADAM SANFORD
Friday night a Urg* and en
tbuaUstlc audience enjoyed th*
ballet and tap dancing program
glee* by the pupil* o f the Mar
-l* Rosa
jorie
Sosa Cogbum School .at
iralnol* High School,
Fartkutar satisfaction was expi
that such excellence In dancing,
muaic, staging, lighting and #*■*tumlng was entirely the product
cf Sanford genius
When the hosts light* dimmed
th* slowly rising curtain disclos
ed a tingle, blue and silver be*
blue tightina and featured mem'
ber» uf Mia* Cogbum'* advanced
claa* wearing white talln funic*,
•klrts and rial* decorated with
b l* v and tilver note*. Military
note* were, Jane Chapman, Mary
Margaret Herndon, Peggy Pippin,
Janice Potter, Dorothea Nancy
Saekett and Ann Whitaker
A group of tap routine* fol*
lowing, included Drum Major
ette* danced by Kakkl Burge**
and Joan Peacock; Soldier Boy
danced by BilUa Park and Indian
Maid by Larue McNeill Kakkl
Burge** and Larue McNeill wing
Ml** Cogbum in a beautiful
multi colored ballet costume fur
nUhrd a pleasant surprise by her
m*«t«rful dancing of V’al*e Bril
.
‘India In Crisis’' Is
March Of Time Film
Seniors To Present
Annual Flay Friday-b*th woodruff Thr epi.ode «
r
TV# Bcntar Claa* of Seminole
With School will present It* an
nual play, “Don't Taka My Panay" In th* auditorium at S;00 P.
►M- Tb* public la Incited.
Tb* PhllatMg Class of th*
Presbyterian Church wlU meet at
th* bom* ofM r a Francis Marlwether on Celery Avcno* at 8>00
P- M. Member* or* asked to
egmo prepared to sew.
Kn*e Citclo of th* Garden
Ckah will iwm * *t tb* hop* of
Mm. M. G. Mcffalr In Ro m Court
at 10:00 A.M. Mr*. Stop* of Day
tona Beach will address tb* group
on naUr* material In Florida. A
►flab fry will follow tb* meeting.
County Council Of
BAIUJAIN DAY
TODAY
City Hall Is Scene
Of Sub Deb Dance
Poppy Day Will Be
Observed On May
L1*'*.' oi..«!*•
for
“Tna
little
rod
flown-
Uke*
th* feet
Prlngi*
Mr. and Mrs. ft, a . Cameron,
buta* to Sr. am announcing th* marriage
------------------------------ >*d men of their daughter, Msry Ella*and (k* dependent
famlllea of l-eth, to John B. llutt at Pslalka,
roUniM, Ereryon* w to * w n a »n Wednesday, May t, 1943.
s *5 y -r ».v >
«.).;
war dle-
Clofhes Muat Last Twice As Loqg!* To Clean
^
Them Often la The Abiwerl
M nt'i
W
' v v Cp.
naUbk-
m
ftH
(Oaanad
and Jfedwd)
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THE SANFORD HfefiALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
'Hot’ Braves Win 11th In
TUESDAY, M AY ! » . l M t
Tin aI <Cf* <« r*qwlr# ran I®
wcfrk I !■*** t*#f©r» lit*
HEAVY ‘ HITTER
OWllUM
‘ near! ■( lilt CPttrt Koutf *t Bai»<
1ft>r^- <» i*»« County, of WRJnoh
cutnoar o#
BOSTON, Map I f .
The v
.
• Beeton B raven, Jus# about the Y o l
hoUctt team In the National
League at preeenl, chalked up
I J]
theIf Jlth victory In IS games
u
• yaeterday with a I-to-J win over
Philadelphia.
1
• 'iBntU Lombard I'e third-homer
of the eeaeon In tha tilth Inning
Bi
wet th* deciding blow. With Eddie
NKt
Miller on, Iximbardl lifted one _ Vale
O ttr the left field fence to tcore fr Ku,
the two needed runt.
I than t
The third-place Braves' flrit the El
ran cama In the fifth on a balk
, h f Johnny Podagajny. BcM 81atl had doubled and gone In third
on an Infield cut and Tommy
Hairnet wat at bat when Stall
mad* fr* home. Prodgalntr balk
ed and AUll wat awarded the run.
The Pbllt' only run o ff Tom
Earley prior to the ninth tanlng
WUt a homer by Albany Glataop
late tha right field itandi In the larly what happen! on Saturday
1 fourth.
aftornoona In the big bowl, even
If ll’t happening to them.
Our tlit-up of the Iowan It
baaed on observations and more
or lets ratual acquaintance oeer
a period cf yean. The observe,
tlon dates bach to a critp Fall
.CLEVELAND, May 1*. (JPh- day eboot I S I S when an axcclLee Fleming’* three-run homer lent Nabraaka football team left
In the ninth.Inning yesterday cli the bleak, toot begrimed Pitt
maxed an uphill battle for the ■tedium tagged with a one-touch
CteveUnd Indian* and gave them down defeat, with that touchdown
,na • to 6 victory over tha De- traceable to 'a skinny, untung kid
• .troll Tigers.
from Sicui City, Iowa.
The rookie fln t basemen'* eirS ligk l of Balld.
., cult clout poaebed aetata the win.
That address hurt the Nehraswing runt after an slghth-lnnlng kant almott at much at the drtribal scoring spree that nittel feat. Sioux City.
Why, (h aft
ftva tuna to tla up th* ball game.1virtually a slingshot from the NcThe victory put the Indian* a ftratka border. The Nutters had
fell gam* ahead of th* Tigers, practically been beaten by thrlr
. -.and on* and one-halt game* be own fleah and blood.
■• ». .
hind the Yankees, who weer Idle.
The very fact that Odell wax
• After hit teammate* Jumped on playing at all la a tribute to hie
V#mon Kennedy and Steve Gro- quick mind and will. He rmildn't
have weighed more than 160, and
was of that fragile, waspy build
not usually associated with the
mighty teems of Jock Sutherland
In fact. If Odall had been caught
In lha comb Pitt It supposed to
have used In combing the country
for material. It mutt htvt had
Kratty line teeth. You wouldn't
ave timed a finger at him and
said: "There la a hlg-tlme foot
ball player." not a Pittsburgh
player, anyway.
Later »e had olhtr opportuni
ties to observe the teme quail
ties of alertness and perseverance
and thoroughness that enahlrd
AMRUICAN I.RAI1I r.
him to overcome the handicap <•!
w l g e t.
w t. r « .
a chlnadoll physique In the run
Itt.JM W a.h
II II.II*
gtd gridiron tporL
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l t t . t t IK. L Illl.ttT
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II It .Ml Phil. Itlt.ttff
It It .ttl Cblrtga I II II*
Heealle Yeelrrtar
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y asms* echtdaltd.
H
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o-evetAWp c o r pieiPfi«,M frrtde
^ -fdc BAU- AT a
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( H I M P ro O n f a M
*U I e « entered K t J u l n *
S
11 U r>eral>y ordered that O i l
Notice be pubMiked In The B»af»rd Herald, a htw ainpcr pub.
tlalied In Itemlnela Onnnty. r la r ltn
enre each w e e k '(o r four < () certeerutlv# weeke.
w IT S la w rnr hand and. o ffic ia l,
aael e l . Ban font, la Ike County * ■
Hemlaole and m ale
of
P le iK h
! ihie the ITIk day at A
pril, A, IX
LEGAL NOTICE
N oilff J, hsrsbr tlv#n
■m
M f » * r»i in
Ini win*#* » I
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IIKIUCDON.
C la c k o f c i r c u i t C o a r t
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p u rv u a n t In tfi«s term # **< (O fficial Heall
ife *
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N afti*
N M Ih I f
( C fc a p ttr M » i l U * i
of F lo r id a )
* l l h i b « C k f l i o f th# C ir c u it C o u rt
o f B r m l f t u li . C o u n ty , F t n r t J#
nnd i Kill 1 In1*r*<1 lu r#fil«t#r nM
fifed i f
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H tk T ii j r r m : i * t . t i i u r i r o p
r t o n in f . i t
HOLtS m r m
W ARY
* row »i:tu .
I* IIU t fK H t ,
am
Bill’s
Package
Store & Bar
c tT A T lo w
K. KIND, rliln lirr.
llunmiic, put and pretent— The romanma of the prcecnt are
IL L IA M U A X W IU J , KINO, He.
Wttli.m Holden tml Ellon Drew. Looking on (at Holden'a right) Wfondant.
nr- llrian Honlevy, at General Andrew Jackson. And a few cf hit Tha Mtnln nf Florid# In W IL L IA M
M AXW FUe
KINO.
Albany,
rrunic* who come hack to life In Paramount1! fanciful new comedy,
O K o n c jT A ;
I r a la h s t r b r * l t r n t h a t a oft
"Th*- is. markable Andrew," coming tonight to the Rita Theater. hnaN a t ha#n
I ft At ) t u 1 #d a tt a I ns l* yn o
Viiiinr* from the patt are Jute Jamet, Benjamin Franklin, Chief *a th# a h a v # r n tf tta d eufun f a r 41*
rare#
hy
tha
tiff aarand h#fa.
Juiticc John Marchall, Private Henry Dartholemew Smith of the In nn4 thaaa p lain
praaanta ara thara-
Fleming’s Home Run
Gives Indians Win
League Standing
If anyone is M b u t n t ' *
Inlirittttl in thl» type of train*
get In touch with the
orilf* at one* and nn out the
r e r u n ry popart.
i who It now employed by th*
Gulf tihip Building Corporation
In Mobile, Ala. wat Some over
By ALEX It. JOHNSON____ the week-end and paid th* writer
Otu fladgrr, a former wcld- a pcrtonil call, utla la all enj. trtinre of
toe
Seminole thutlaillc over hit job and hat
.only Defense Trelf.ing whool. only prtli* for the local defense
school end its Instructor*. Oil*
inM that before he took hit train
ing he waa miking 136.00 a week
ami the fln t full week on the
Job tt Mobil* he made
Hit
rate of pay is 78 cents per four.
Otli alto stated that ho had a
nice phe* to stay with a private
ftm.dy. In Mobil* and that all
In all he bad nothing in the world
to kick about, and that there
wat a big thrill to the ftet that
hr waa working on a ahlp to
. hcln our cuutry In
ila f IgU
I against the Jtpa.
It was
alto
learned
that
Charles Dunn, Jr. and I i J. While
who are former haniord 'traineci
ami art employed at this tame
•h ip yard received a ralt* their
Defense Shop News
J t r t e t &Aoiro.tii
(tA frw & e - ftt u k s r y c A g
,
Arrgi? p is a s t k o o s
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and
Foreign
Commerce
Commission
I K T g — Doe tlnn ttc -lte li e llpr.
• f lha House of Representatives,
ABWAOB—Tea, hoik. Iltte tt** 'Washington, ■ in drafting legtalaAfinOTa—Det Ban tto-tte Be tlra meatura*. Ha will addret* the
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° 9 r b * P 2 “ 5 * " F Ord to fey
A record attendance Is antici
pated Inasmuch at this will bo
the last business meeting of this
season, no other sessions being
scheduled until Fall.
MY DAUGHIEE OGflANIZCD
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YE4, ANO f M ANXIOUS TO SEE KAV GRANT
IS DOING WITH HIS NEWSPAPER.
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WASHINGTON, May U , ( A V
g H j? *
i T jJ t r *
Ipyyi-i
M U
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�M AKS
E nU h U ah cd I # 1 N S
S A N F O R D UK
W K D N E 8 1 M T , M A Y 13, 1942.
ses Tw o Million
For Kerch Thrust
.Nazis Claim Capture
* Of 40,000 Reds In
Smashing Victory
In Peninsula Fight
*
_ «•*
A **"****
T r '
Greets Aussie Flier.
,
Th« Gcmums claimed a
amaabinv victory today in
the five-day-old battle /or
control o f the Kerch penin* atila, Uie gateway to the oilrich Crimea. Hltler’a field
headquarter* announced the
battle ended with the an
nihilation o f Ruulana en^ circled there and the capture
at 41,004 prlaontrs. The latest
Betlat announcement reported no
n l u t u t l il change*, and London
dteI* red Dm Natl* ,U11 a n attacking fTertaly along lh, IS .
. alia front.
W
Hitler has * • ! ) » ml per hap*
1,000.000 or hi* but combat
troop* In tha Ukraine and la re
ported to bo u»tnc 1,000 diro
bomber, to smash through tko
Earth peninsula la tka Crimea,
* Wormed London quarter* *ald,
daa ] leg hie claim, that ha has
driven a breach Into Russian
*
UtdM.
Rcarjr fighting raged through
tk# night In tka Ktrth peninsula
with the Otrmsna throwing maaaea at cavalry, “tanka and Infantry
acted aarty today.
Army troop* under General
Vwfcft lOMpturad lha port
BAf f l W tka Ganaana laat
M f . y p n battling Uw N u l
M l S tk * fftatacw CrlmMgglft bat raaalta o f tk*
m m t*
bar*
-**#<■! i* *
Mr*. Dcuglaa MaeArthur. wife
o f lha auprema commander of
th a ' Allied forcra In tha aoulhVroal Pacllir. ahakra hands with
Auatrallan filer L. A. C. Burgcaa, at the Sumhlnc Club la
Melbourne, where ,hu witnemmed
an entertainment given fur mambera of tha armed fo r m .
A t e I m * war* “ wall b*y*nd"
A Japanese
column atruck
>aalHona from wkleh tk*y lannch- northward frora the Chinosa city
ed O (*ir attack.
of [frogling today in an effort to
T W 'fighting ®a tk* pqnlnaulm cut lha Duma road at Pnoahan,
w te raaaw d gaatardar la i ra- IIS ml tea north of tka Buraiaa*wpl a t tka giaat •Doggie In Chtee border. Reuter, rrported
whtek tka laaalaaa ftlraaajr an- Japancta rwjnfommanta battlad
neaacad aUldaUr tka daatmetton Cklneaa dafandar* north of tka
• f 101 K ail pUnaa In two dag*. border elation of Wanting, and
other atrong
China**
fore**
fought to atem tka 1oration drive
nearing tha northern lannlnua of
tha Burma railway
from Rangoon.
. The Japan*** who have awept
up northward through Burma
■urged bark and forth In deaper■t* bailie with tha Chlnea* eking
lha lortuoua Burma Road tn
Weetem Yunnan Province today
and mat another check In their
almullanaoua drive toward India
In tha other direction.
But the unforaaaan reaorg*rw#
of tha China** and lh* furiou,
aland of the Brillah both appear
ed to bo too lata itllhar to r,.
Dlar* Burma or to ramora tba
I nrrenting throat to India aa the
Japan*** quickly brought up raInforraraenta fo r both main ven
ter**, on tha aaatarn and waatern
fork* of their drive.
Tha China** early In tha aranlng, announced that tha main
fore* of tha trrvaakm column which
had panatrated Yunnan through
China1* back door had been drtv.
an back aoutkwnrd te Wanting,
oa tha Burma border, hot a later
ewatn unique aaknowladgad that
Ik* Japan*** bad brought up re-
North Of
ustraiia Await
Reinforcements
A w w xlalrtl
I ’ ra in
John Meisch,
Sr., Drowns
In Accident
British Maneuvers—Prelude to Invasion?
Prominent G r o w e r
Dies After Auto
Plunges into Lake
F rom
Boulevard
Base Will Have About 2,000
Workers, Some Already Here
The vanguard o f between 1,000
and 2.G0O civilian norter*. (he
a, time led number of men to b*
tmplcved In con,truetInn work at
tka Naval Operational Training
Baaa here, ha, already itarted ar
riving In Sanford, Voile William*,
local ccntraclor who haa been
hauling rock to tha airport, told
ft meeting of lha Board o f Di
rector! o f ' the Seminole County
Chamber of Comraere* yraterday
•t tko Valdei Hotel.
U r. Winiama made Ihb an*
u n k t n t n l after a recent con
ference with tba contract ora of
tka' project tha
Belcher Oil
Company, In Miami, lie aleo reVtolad hla Intention of operating
ft bua line far tha convenience
Of amployeei at the airportill connect k n with the Influa
o f worker* Into the city, >1. Jamei
Out waa appointed to form a com
mittee of tha real eaUle men
and material eupply men of San
ford to conelder homing facllltiaa
and building plana In conjunction
with tha In-mlgrwUon of laborora
On tha airport project.
Edward Higgins, Chamber of
Commerce secretary, made a re
port on hit racant trip to Wash-
.lulin Mri-ch, Sr., prominent
local grinvcr, vmi* drowned at
alwiul 0:45 o'clock thla meritititr when the nutomobllo ho
phh driving ran o ff the bulk
head mi Ijtke Shore Routecard, a -Imrt diMitncp went
•if I lip French Avenue inter-
Ingtnn with icc«r.| to the Tampa.
Sanfnrrl
pipeline
prrpoaal.
It
wa, suggested at the meeting
that a conference with Marvin
Walker of the Florida Cltrua
Comm1s t kwi tie held in order to
obtain hla adtirr on the plan o f
rarrying nul ncw.popcr publici
ty and nthet ideaa.
Other aug.
geitiona included the contacting
• f o ffic ia l, at (he Jarlaonvltlft
Natal Ba.c In enlist their sup.
port on the pipeline project, and
the placing nf the plan befnrft
ll,roid C o ltt.-I A** Florida State
Chsml—r of rnm m rrr.
It aUo a a* d*-rldrd that ar
Support for the various hints that an in\*\*u*t\
rangement. .hoiild Ire m,i|r with
Florida C u n g re m ra to .ee that indicated by these landing operations by Utiti»h
ft*n|<
an amendment to the Mil Intro* storming a rocky c«a*l from invasion t*«rgt»
l* ,- ,
duecd In the Senate concerning
pltwline, ctHtld ire added to Include I t W fp during hi* visit to thr Scottish nimmsml
the Tampa Sanford ptvjrcl.
Present at the meeting were*.
Cordon Hr It ton, lllbhard Caa■elberrv. Randall Chsw. R, L.
Dean. Forre«t (iatchel. H, (i l.rsv,
Mi Gut, W A t-effler, Ia i R.
I^ahrr,
John Mciach.
Charlea
Morriaon. G o r r r A
Speer. Jr.,
Fred T William., V oile Wllllama,
(1 I> Workman, and Mr lllg gina
A nifiliitlnt w h o an tv in a
rac Jtra4* 'haugtei “ *l !»*“* in
■ affair thr^ rrMuaa&o atvr'Tiwtftfp
' .lmii-1;
railed I ho police, and
«hon I tiief ilo)
Wllllama and
Mffin i Hot TIII■a arrived at lha
-m u
of the accident, aevrral
- civ illmir, « llh (hr aid ( f a root,
| hml (uillril I hr Uwly • *hor«. CHltf
William* tried artifirlal rmplraInn « hilr it i>ulmn|cir was being
I rtt-h< *1 11* lhr sernr by the F lff
' iVpartinni!
| Mr Mri#ch w»* alive when lh*
miihI'ii Inih r ■rrlvrtl tn r»m ov« him
a in a local hotfvltal, but ihorlhf
i afln want, hr died
Thf itlifw mg |>h) Ptrlan • ■hi death «ppar-
Navy Personnel !}]onest
Is Said To Be
“ Cream Of Crop” i--------
r n lU
m r i . r i n l from d ro w n in g .
VV11fir* >«>■ |.i th r a c rh lr n l * t!t-
HF M
C * 1TI
of Duties of Doc Attend
i .j ilmt hi o m* not in Ihr water
-. hi i five
rsiDiiir*
While no
Kiwanians Arc Told
Resident Officer In Charge Of
tors
v....'
„
Naval
Base
May
Arrive
Today
Defenders Fight
To Stem Japanese Many Persons
Hospital
Invaders In China Visit
At Open House
Nips Attempt To Cut
Sunpiy i Road 1ft
Miles ' Above Linfr
M em ber
In Air ( ’orpsjp.
'..
, jHV-itiv.
.
- k.. 'Uelense
Mt
Three Youthit KnliHt
For Foreign Service
Bureau Will Select
Officen At Meeting
*
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~~ ;
OIACHC. W . Va, Maty II, IAI
—Tk* bodiaa of 4T o f 14 men
baUavad M UM In a terrific cipioaiaa hi mm af norlbarn West
Vlryteift’a largaat coal mints to
day war* located by ruocu* craw.
Girl Await* Hearing
Fre.1 J Rentier, m i nl Mi
anil Mri. Jonn G. Bender. R.lpn
■Vincent, run of lire. Stella V(n
tent, and ttiarenc* Hntundu, haw
recently rnlltled with the .WJnd
Ordnance lleglrnant fnr forrlait
nervier They left
Hun-lny
fat
Cvmp Hutton' at Monroe. N <
where they will
receive
tielt
preliminary Gaining before irntrig
uraraea*
All thraa boy* are nitlvri uf
Sanford tod rarelvad their rjucttipn In tha local arhnola. Yuung
jBtndar haa bean
engaged
in
[farming with Ha father ilnrr
. hla graduation from
Hamlnnlr
High School. .Mr.
Vincent v u
I formerly connocted
with
the
Gulf Oil Company
while
Mr
! Rolundo haa bean employed wilt
! tba A and P Tea Company fnr
a number of years.
J
Of Women
I*
kn ow n
\|• i •h
who
had
m l i iliitt •»»flU
t>nr*-ft11v had l<»*t
finrn •im It an at Lack
w«* wiiti»tatitt«t«H|
lhal |br»r wrrr run
Offidnl
resent
Eleven
Lieut
t#«Borfe
T
• In hmt lern designates! as
sldeni officer in charge o( tha
N ival Operational Training Bate
here, la expected to arrive
In
Ranford I his afternoon mud pdt
Herman E Morris, mu* nf tto
up a tem pot ary office to rdmlnl*
rnoat active ineniihvi»
tif
th*
Lter hla voujirs In connection v lii| (
A former past president of the Seminole ('»ontv Urfriisa t’mirril
thr start o f the liujc condinirllstt
t
e
|
|
|
r
f
p
fr..il
Ihv
munill
d
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lhnumber o f person* at- nm]«ct ab the base. This Inform !* Umatilla KlwanU Club and ez
open hop## whkh wma lion- era* aooUinoi In m' Utter t# mayor of that cltf, t_kuUCom- War lUp. rlmcnta 1'rslniuo Si
in CtetMu [)«feris« to be hr Wl
Mayor W. T*. lidi frmti L»rdt. if. w n d t f Ashton f V » m rn from at the U n iv-i*itv «»f Kh*ndi at
Lamorraov, nffleer In charft of Jackaonvllle in rddreas the dub ItNlnrivltfr fh m May 17 ! • Mf v
of! thr
invitathm
of
Lester .
n nstructionsl trsl'ilnr
hjgira
it w it
Oil MJlirrd at tlir «»f
the United
Navy,
Cltv Tharpe “I feel at )x>m# here.'1 hr fi»r of thi <«m**ti| ymlrr lAT
( !#rk H. N. S iy if anniiumed tbl*j itated. “*nd T am rnlnf to try my
Mcij (*rn Allo'rt If III n’ii|11«k
nnmlnt
|best to yet duty st thr field here i to.**!dmntJrte •hrrrtoi
nf
t ht
Uro, I jsmorf'aui
rrvralnl
in ao you may l«r srnnir more uf Stair Ihrfriiati i oum 11 AfliHR I *1
hi» fommumc ‘ finj. thot the N »vy rot/
vision*
has
R|<|trtivn|
thr
dr
Emphafttiin? thr imjiortance of
DepoHment |ta* rrontetl iutb sitjsljrnatbm of Mr
Mofrir, nnd
In the contra»fi i*s of t ie I I . I V , j food nrallh smuiif pilots. Lieut
Commsndrr Ashton outlined thr a-trrs *ih| ih'* impnrtanrr t* ever*
0OO project, thv* Watt ar^l H|i» vital dutirs perfmmeii by doctoi* rmintv h'vriK at Iras I one ir
clalf Constr/t
iInnCompanyari«l
pi eaehliUvti »t ibis vital rntii *r
tht Batcher (>:i forp ain v, to strrt in th« sir service, He eipliliml “W ill Ails afiltis onr.psich ildc of
t i l •'blackout'' or moment of terwork ImmedfaUlr on the
hupe rue that pilota *n thruurh when ua, v*r i IhhiUI oo <mr tvrat tr» *rr
■It!, located south Ilf
Gtnevj
pullinr out of a ihsfn ilivr, and tl*tet anothrr IVio* HarlMii dtw«» I
Avenue.
said that a rrtturhrd |*osture and happen Hrtr,*’ thr C!i*iirul »li
It la « resected lha’ represent** a tight bartrf ■ round the stomach i 1 rent
M» Mo.ri (* h l hr i hr i , ,*f- m
lives of Iht 'Contractin^ firms will j irtIPf usrol In counteract the rf '
strive here either today « i t«» fact of the period Ifr ilsoderUm lj
m om j»r Meanwhile it was m
that pilot* rttiild not ilrjrt-od a|n»>r |
nouneed at the Board of I>lre«tor* on eyrs aful r-r« hot must use j
n.rtlnf o f the Chain)**--r of * im, devices to mmbat, trnaory II j
levrce yesterday that ■bout 2,onn Ius loos
:
or 2^00 WQrklltf men
» ill
lw
l i t compared air srcklirm* with E
employed cons true tin p the an
h i ilcknrss and statetl thsi therr |
port and that y
number
* f was little doctors could du for
emit! of (him type. He also comRltnted on measure* used to com
bat lack of nr.vgfn when flying
over Ih.OOO fact. Periodic check
up# of piloU are ranir
by thr
doctors to prevent pilot* from br i
coming loo fatlgunl, which hr \
Yoat, O aoaola Sunday School,
called m ha r a n i to flying.
Oacool* ChritUan Kpdaavor, Mr.
Li rut-Cover nor Herb Us mum
and K n . H. a HftUaaaan. Oa
o f Winter Park paid so iifficiaH
taoLa Cypraaa Company, Mr. and
viilt
tn the club arid revralrd Ihst
Mm. J. A. Radpalk, Mr. and
the club attendance for the first 1
Mr*. S . S. Plpptk and family.
three month* tn I III 2 was ap *
Mr. and Mr*. J, Dingfalder and
prozimately fivr percent abovr
Mr. and Mr*. 0. S . D*w*on.
the asm* months in l ul l
He
Abo tk* Woatan’* Club, Mra.
ftdd^d that thr local orgariizalion's i
T. J. K. Walk, M r. and Mr*.
aUendtnce
record
was
better
M. L. B akuntTlfn. MlaaM Methin tha irsrstfs in the atatr.
Dougnl. Mlm fm atea MeDourai.
Mr. Tharpe wa* program chair
man and introduced the Navy of.
47 Bodies Recovered
After Mine Explosion
ira v o n
■»
\o
whhl . gtitiel th< automobile, a
I ;i ;•! lit tmmih. 1■> leave thf rt»#dL
i'D*lti. Mt'h ait* rtl thr theory that
f r..»«l gh.iwittjf
i hr ra i
had
been
*ub-
rrcrntl>. ap*
* nnwciouifif**
Thia theory
by the fact
mark a on tha
that the b rak e s la
Ivrrn ap plied.
He
(iuvernment H a s
Fund To I^rchase
Tires From Public
W ASHINGTON. May 13. ISh—
Thv tiovernment ntablUhad •
r.iuioil.ooo trail fun.i Tuaaday
In purrhair new and uifd IIran
fmin
American inotnrlit*. but
withheld for the pretent tha de
ktirift nl Svivicr* f«»r Mi* Afi'Dr tail. nf ih* program.
Secretary of (’• rnmerre Jonf,
(Kn mcr Okrrluml. who fliril in
Id the plant inmld Iw dlarloacd
( Ivn-aj., ) r-lmlijr, will l«* I rM st
Ihr Uvinld ('rfiiftvfy
4-00 I* iftrr thee had l» m worked out
M himotrtiw llrv,
link try thr Orrict nl Price Admlnlaml the llaconttrnctian
will rt»fiiVui 4 lh* services
j tntion
_*_■ i, Thera aria
i,*il!lirr rrrs will be
II.
F Finance Corjwnlkm,
Immediate
Indication
that auWheeler. W J. UwUin, Jt*e |,r|h- 1 RO I----*’
........
_ ____
hail. Hnoch Pirtin, Thro Aulln • |
om, h||* ow
nin would b* com
sihI H K K*t*ev. Mr* Okirluiu!, j pelled to aall any lira* to th«
»h.,
bom In Ovlnlu
Apr. j (Juyemmant.
1, although thla hftJ
ServiceM Announced
For iMrn. Okerlund
11
|,l, IMTU wsi the wife of M. J (yeen *ujr^e*led In WHM C otifm *
(Ite, ,,».1 Other iurvlvn,. are he,|ilijnl|
>rl, „ .
relative* In the
Mitchell
«nti ,
,
Hrradf
pioneer famillri In thiol
Mf Jona* Indkalod that oomo
] «f lha tire* purchaaed by tha
Mr« Okarlund waa thr grand- Defense
BupplDa
CutpontlM,
daughter uf Dr. B. Mllch-ll. who] RFC tubaldlary. would b* bald by
■ ■■ a IDutciiant
In the Con- ccunty tlr* rationing board* f j »
drrrrila Army.
,
I rraala at prDaa aat by O P A t*
A ------ -—-----------------' parsons naadlng them for t u t f *
Former Resident Die* I'aHsenger Vessel
{ ,hll^S3Sa±S« n~dw/.
luflnds 44 S u rv Iv o rH l aUUmant by tk* Office for Ki4In Orlando Hospital
........
T.
E-
rvaldent
Than tla; ,
IT,
form al
_________________ ______
morning at an Ortendo hoapltel,
and funeral aarricaa will ba bald
at tho Erickson Funaral Horn*
temorrowr at 4 t « P. JM. Burial
.
argancy Management warning tMk
NORFOLK, May
13, (A5— motorist* w*r* “riding tbamaaffForty-four aunrivora,
Intlmllng *a off tba roads" at an avatftta
an alght-man Navy gun craw r«A*
of a medium sited American
mtrchftntmx) terpadoad off tho
west coast of Africa
In aarly
April war* landed by pasaongor
vassal tetter which also brought
3: .W T 3 "u 3 R “S 1
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.
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Agricultural Labor ,
Camps To Aid State
.
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N K W SI’A I’ E ll
_
ilU N O X Y ^ M A Y I ) . L S M r
t ra n t port b i t '
to place w
•M rt aleala by 8horUtop
Wllklo from c ahutoul.
'AO taallv m o g n lia b k com*
rtlal teh ld o a.
'Aa ambulance, tear**, ta il,
, Jltnoy c r other public coo• for hire or availabl* for
rental (U-Drive It C ara),
regularly practicing minis*
to r ef a religlooa faith In lho
performance of rellgloua dullea In
WMotlnc the roligtooa noote of tho
eeagregation served. (If a mlnla*
te r baa no congregation, he U
a ; t entitled to unltnUted g a t.)
"A duly llcewaed phyildan, au r.
L nurac. osteopath, chlropraeot veterinarian far rendering
l**l. prof*** tonal, naming or
Pete
ftps In Successful
Offensive In Burm
fall the labor she
agricultural worker*
quite a problem.
FARMERS' MARKET
SPECIAL :?■
MOTHER’S DAY
DECORATED
CAKES
Dolicioua, 11
la y tr cate*.
r« r official bucbiM! of fed*
, State, local or foreign gov-
a Chinese Deal Crush*
ina Blow To Nip
Advance Force At
South China Front
DoLAND, May 7.— Literally
to w in g ,
I I .I I I ,.
u. t i t .
i 'M unm - u , , n»i. i L i t .
VillA.VOKM — lln i It K. fe m h
l ‘ » .« I I I t Ns I
|3 U .
, r »
tr a n * p o rt* lion o f o u te r *
Iwlo And e q u ip m e n t fo r m a c te n l*
• w l • M e tric a l o r it r n c t u r a l eonP i n t t low, o r b y m alotonaneo o r
iw p o lr M r .le a o r fo r tra n s p o rts *
Mon o f w o rk e r r w . to tn o b lo
, (te « a to ro n d o r aoch a e r r ic e ."
AJAVAfc
V; * *■• owner of a truck c r com
: BMRlal v .h lcl. "nadlty rocograted" dots not t e n t o regiator,
r a t If a p o n o a baa a vahltl*
te a l la uaod fo r > track and It
la not «Mlly IdoollfUbU u a
fra w n m la l v .h lcl., h . ahould rv rMtor and g at an “X" card to I t
U honored by • fllllsg sU
• 84«IU rlf#- p m e m using
At THE CHURCHES
^ 1 * • 1 I 'hit Ago
Ilf
f’MI
II • H i d n e'lll
'I in rrp rv .-n lrd 7n |>erctnl ol
Hnllvla’a 1039 rk^orta.
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g £ M W Z O /V c
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l A i r O R U A M K H R L t o r HOD
I . II l|lchlkra.««la. I'M lup
CAMPBELL'S
Stlh iir«*l st rim
Huftela y ftchuat. | M I A M
MunJay M uffling UofdhID
I I V#
M
l.’l l f l t l AmVaaaadara. V I I I*. M
r * « N | « l li ll c Barwlr#. I . t t I* | |
1*1 a y BP M M tU f. WwdBaavlay • f t
If.
Illb U H lud r. F rid a y
Wr B * L B V AM M W T M O D irr
cm u a cm
rin s T rw r-s a v ra a iA * c i i i w i m
K l> llro w n lM . I) t i . l*asto r
nundar H a rrie s .
Sunday Bchool, . 41 A. M.
Morning W or.nl|», 11*•• A M.
J r Voung I'aopls. t i ( * I ’.M.
K v .n in g W o r.n ip , I , . * P M .
B* J5HK50N
Wins Presidency
reg io n al p r lc * g x a e u tfy *. and A to p
P Oaln*., price attorney, «f t t e
t t e Jak" la tte rveat af a
#•# ■ttoct___
I wish to express my thanks and
predation for the loval support given
at the polls on May 5th, and Invito
cooperation of every citizen of the obi
ty to help mak6 our county as good
the beet
.
m o r Til a i t i t i a x a
r r, NEUMiN . paxtoh
f lir t'd l U f l h j T , ' f o r a e r A llied
h r A d q u a p t m 'a J l d preM D d to
w a rd M a n d a la y a n d L a ah lo .
B H tls h a n d J a p b o m b er* exc hanged heavy Mow*,
j T te Chin*** struck back at th*
Papenos* spearhead In th* Tun* prevlnca of eottlh China, sendI t t e Invader* ratling back toifd tt e Burma bolder under
I threat o f annihilation aa a
wad Chtwaoo for** k it north
aa south Burma toward Laahlo.
o British a n a # defending In
i'* border to t t e weet r»treated
Ip H tlaaM oo Fag* T k m l
cm tit
Germans Admit
yRed Attacks In
J’ Several Sectors
Hunday Hchaal. I . •« A. M.
I'r .s r h ln g B .r v lr s . I I . *0 A M. ami
•
r M s v .r y anndsy.
M M -w ..b I 'r a y .r
H .rv lc * ,
Wad
• I. P M .
T h . r . a a h .a r ly w .lg o m a A .
w .liln g yoa l n I h . a . r v l . . a
>. BBKL1N, (G anaaa Brood*
raato ). May I I . (AF>-^A
G anaaa radio M » y hroodcaat
nrj? *i£us
Fraagh w anktog la Marti■tea* t e dMaoWlMd aad that
rta rr
c t t in c t t o r e x u n
. ic t u s T lr r
■aaday Bchoel. t iM A* U.
^
"W .lcoma C h a n r
M . r a l n g • ■ r v L . . It H A M* , M* Ilaaklw r a s t e r
W te n ^ d a y e v .o ln g acrvlaa | *a
■aaday dekoot. li.- n A. M.
Preaching tervla*, 1 1 .1 A . IL
fu n d in g mam h o u r, fram l : » * I s affective day M July 1.
•elm a n ' by |k* taster.
* an T o .. d n |* sad P rld a y * .
Kvaagallsll* H .ivic.. *a.k (yard's l i t "A
T h . m e.ftag w i te k l und.i
H A M A N ti
P A I- U IN ' M A N "
Hay K v.alag Til*
la Ik * .a b je c t a t tk a Laaaaa-U ar„ U . ' F lo r id a S to tt
t a ie Shop Nei
w tttjr* to tt e Vichy Rrgim* a* tha new.
tte aging F.tsin wa* (upeneded In
a fter hr P ie rre L* t*L fC t n t r t iP r t u I
sahkohu i n i a m
an non
i l a l ly A n . u a at B l.l h O trM t
I I .v . C. lb H a r ris P a sto r
B an d ar School. I S . . . A. M.
r e a c h in g B c r v i c . I t ,* * A- M.
W a d n .sd a r K v .n ln # P r a s a r t a r
• lea. t i l l I'. U
man w k k h
w ill
be
ew arak as
of C k r la L
K u n rrn l .. r v t r . o - lo r K o t e r t J
M olly, San fo rd
l * o .l m ..U r and
a o . l l known f lr u r a throughout
tho .t a l a who died at a lo cal boap lla l about m id nig ht K rid a y fol
lo w in g an
llln o .
of
M v a ro l
m onths.
w ar*
h o lJ
y a ita r d a y
a fl.ro o o n at 1 :00 o'clock a t t t e
P i n t P r o .b y l.r U n C h u rc h . Dr. K.
I).
llro w n lM
and R r v . W , P ,
R ro o k ., J r , o ffic ia te d , and Inter
ment follow ed a t
I* k a
V la w
r .m .t .r y ,
A j r .n r r m .n t *
w a r*
m a d . by tha h r ir k .o n F u n a ra l
Home.
Mr. H o lly i> r i r v l w d by tte
w idow , t t e fo rm rr
M l ..
Mar
T y n e r ; two d a u g h te r.. M m . J o i n
It. M a i.n l n f ilo .to n and M m .
II K . W a lte r n f A k r o n ; tw o ao ru,
llry ln n ld S Molly o f I d . A n g o la ,
a n j Robert J M olly, J r , o f O rIrn d o ;
and tw o rra n d c h lld ro n .
U r a ronftraoc* with an Atlantic
Coait lin e official th a t rlthu-ofw*» far t t e piMtbw would proh-
I* M.
■fact* taka t t e i r oath* o f
ttknlclpal, and ru ra l offl*
read
la
te ta a tla L
aw aJM auSS
U * A in lia , •1 6 ^
Let Ua Keep Your
Clothes IMMACULATE
We Do Quality Work.
paM saaM U tettw s i Um n
ad, uiuik* kli ftctiosal brain*
prafarrod to lit* aJooA A da.
m e was graatad.
( C n lr t l P r t t l)
(te history of araibhntiat .lectloni
la CotowiblA S. Aw Alfonso L opa
d.feated Dr. Carlo* Arango V o fc
scampaign
f e stociuccaod
s a Edaatdo
w s teaa to* aa Colombia1* U tk prraldant
‘
f C*alral FrrtoJ
^ jw v *
t s s ." 1
French Warships Reported* Sunk at Mndnt'asnir
\ lliftl Planes Make
Direct Horn!) Hits
On Two Jap Subs;
Plane Tender Hit
WASHINGTON,- May II, UP)—
United Slates Army bombers car
ried out the d s r in | raids on
Tokyo and other Jsp sn cities last
month, the United Slates War
TO KYO .
8 » r for two year*, ft* published
The Kara Id. in co-operation with
A'. M. Hsjmts, until H A whan
tte nawapepar was aoM to t t e
present owner*
• » tlan d e d . . T . r a l
Rom In Hamilton, Ohio, Mr.
t e ( a n t o l c ity , a i l
Holly attended tte public school
d « r*b la In fo rm a tio n
th e n and later continued
hto
• pro Jo e l, l i t r»studies at Miami University al
I A tlantic ••aboard
Oxford, Ohio. T te story of low
id 1,500,000 b arrel,
I.* cam* to Florida for the flrat
if. and t f pervert
lima reveal, hi. versatility tn hto
m»ny lines of business. It a first
entered th* .ta la while acting aa
an end man In a traveling min
strel show, and t e liked tt e atato
so much that te remained
In
Florida.
Very active In social and politi
cal affair* bsfor*
hi* lllneaa.
Mr Molly was a past president
of th. Rotary Club, a Gascon In Ha* htr* aad then down ih. Hi
John* H irer to Jackconvlllr, thm
ttaw llew p e ow r w s T * r * » l
by Inland w aterw ay, to th . sa.tvrn .talas. II U aatimalad to bv
(A D —
i rg liiitr
I Hi
t ..e r la lv e
r r v e il
I In grttiiil lntiil u f Ja|MUi*
• -<■ -ln|>- -iiiih n r c rip p le d In
m l.takablr an,, u r r r nrrurat.ly
attackrd,M thr rommunlqua aald.
"M ilitary, naval and Indu. trial
pUnU wrrv ih* ulijrrtlvc. In tho
vicinity of Tokjm. Yokohama, N a
goya and other loralltlr..
i.lkrwUr. It ijnvr no InilicalJou
aa to th r numurr of planr. tab*
In* part.
Hut tha ilarlnr naturv of tho
raid, and thr War Dvpartment'*
quirt aati.fartlon ovar It. auerror
—not only for th . military dam
age Infllrlnl. but for the blow to
A c ro n tin g to Iromlnn rv|>orts, th# K m i r h
Japanrse morale a . wall — war* or H rv e s ir ra (iM itlum ) a r r r *unk w h ile a t t r in i
clearly evident In the commu
nique • description of th r attack. ••h tra n B |K )rta tlu ilo g Ih r l u l r f ra m p a lg n
"Tha atlark wa. made In tlvar • h -m il I ha i a ll h n n h rra la t a o r r al |> irk*t. v
w ralhrr in the middle of the day, It f in a of a u pr e it* !• i an* n«*w lerlOir *1vm r■
thr planr, fljing at low altitude* I
—»o low that it « a . necessary ta '
avoid barra^r halloona." it aald. I
Thr grrat portion of thr ram*
munkrur wa. givrn ovrr to a da. 1
•criptlon of inr J a jm n r.r'. own
reaction to th. attack.
It told how, rvrn a . thr United
State, bomber, w rre roaring to
ward their objrrtivra. the To|mi .
radio announcer wa. drlalllng th e 1
plaaaurwe of life -n Japan |M the ,
j 11<•ij 11 1■<1 i n
tiM lu y w i t h
Inin-, putrolling nmstal w»*
l i i i in - r i m l i nf sc* t i d e d
• • mu irt* uf thr Japanese arm1 U niim knl m nny - ra p la n e *
in I hi
I m ilaiA ile
I aland*
o ff
.......'Ii. n - t .in S e w tvulnea.
\ Inpaucev* im p la n f le n d e r and
i . ' k . i i t i i r i l l |i|>li*d l*eft»rr the
I*te. r
i m m I lia ttlr
« « • broken
i*
l
\ || if«t N aval v ic t o r y
I , , fcn . I ...I III. l.i’ l i r f lh a t A ua• . „ . . 1.1 I.*- held aa a r o r x e n -
•
,.... i f..i •» rmiMter (iffan-
rrnw
re ln in ta n t
m nt
T h rrr
iu l
H it
iU f M # * l
qu#»
[ tion ttlaxil fi> «r»lf
fm o n y
th r , ,
..
T k t tn n o u n e rr aald U m l a g r r . t
I br»y* in lh#» r rrtinl *»rvkra. a«td kHUlU* f l W n ^ T H V
num ber o f pU nr« a r r r f ly in g I . . .
Neal S in ltl
p*»a| com m afnlai o f .
|*
„ I f. a *
a l t o r r lf lc .pee,) over the r i l y an I J Ih r A i n r t l r i n l.rg ln n . in ■ (a lk
Iv i t f U iH ilO n H ,
addwl th a t they w .rv- fly in g t.«.
b r fu r r ih r
Mub «<«la>
r n r f lin i/
'I'll
I
, f a .t to t e o v r r u k . „
I h r " K u i . . l . . n r n i i l . »( F i r . I A w l'
III
I
j
|.w it r . t t e a n n o u m e i .e |~ .r i. i
l>ul if I h r i r la anything w puiib'
, three J a p a n .. . In lr rrrnlfif p la n r* *1 w ill p fttvr In l*r nn Ih r h«>im
" f >rhi»U*
. had beon lost
irt»n.
All S e mi n o l e
Patrols Pass In
Council Meet
u-lng
“ Mom B it m r going (n i w r i v r
| Ih r III I I r d r p r lv a lln n i n k r t l of
.u s ? h r ro n (in u r« l " lln w w ill mr
U ik r lu y s r ra llo n in g arwl g r lt in g
1along
wilh«>ul o u r cars?
T Y jiI
!• m oral# nn I h r homr fro n t A n d
Ih g t I* w h r t r ih r only (ju ra tio n
o f fim rn ir a f l B r . "
M r S m ith •a id that Ih r Itoya
In Ih r *cp \ i r r l « v r Irft In m il
C *rr r r i l i l n
»r»|M»n«iblltir«
an<l
Pbonr nf tj a ra n «k* l*w» m uch I «•
fn*^r
ninrsl#
.1
F ir s t
A M . h . continued. I . p a rt
IlM'a
|**I* tl**a*-. I
g fa n lin g of c rp tifn al* - »
(h r i r h i t Ir * •••!« U f "
(m. w* f ••i
m hlth lit*
pt
r r r t if n nl*** w n r laauml l
InuJr
C o u n ty
Hut lo iiin g
fh in u rh S p c i p I n i ) N II
a iiiiiiu n r n l
>|all>
r ,j
t
«a« .
uim ulii*,* i«r*| , „
t
.............M .,.in ir*| ... , . .
(j
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h o in r la hm irvl In
l*r
rrflr< !r« l
■.
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.
•onn«i op I r l r r in (h r n ip fa lr *t
I h r fro n t O rir o f I h r . r rrajH>n*i
bi] It Ira h r a«ld . Is In th r r v r n t
of sfrlo u B r m r r g r iH lr s to look i
a f t e r the l.iv r d o n e . It e y h a ve
le ft behind
|
f
|
^2,lil7 In County
Si^n For Sugar
Rationing Rooks
lllMi ,
, !
1 " '
1
gl" ‘ I• ptfl |Hiap»
.
'
.
1 " ' Ml * ............................
0,1 'J "* "
"
I »»«•••• tirr*
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f ,,r *h e .................. f ..
p u lr b a se r Iw ca iu r • It
' " “ ’ V •.°1r.h
,
of t t e m o rale on the home fro n t.
•Idcrrd vary •acraaaful as (TOO
was collactod, 9300 over ( t e quota
applied to t t e coonty.
This money will gw to th* so
ciety to te used fa r tt e ban. fit
of member* of Navy mans' fami
lies who ara (uffariag financially.
Mayor Hilt arjornsad hi*
ap
preciation to all who continued In
making tte campaign successful.
" la re a l r m r r g e n c le . are not a . J t e ' " ’ "**•
"
rem ote today
th ry
w rrr
one
1,1
n r '* .......................
y » # r ago ■n* 1 in their even t »f * " r * - h o „ |d hr |'M v il.|r r l
f» t should fn ll, w r w ill have
" ,u ' m
.................... f'
In t i e m ost u r m l charge w h ic h lh* g r n r r a l puMn •* •l#-i
w ould have horn toft u< t.y o u ,
I'
« l g v « t i l ll>»t boy. "
E t p l .i n t n r
the
p u r|iw r
,»f
T i n t A id . h r avid It i> ■■ rnu, h
in teach u . w h a t not In do
w h a t .h u u ld t e done. M any an
accid en t h a . te e n made w o rse
w hen a i m . w e ll m eaning p e r.o n
did t i . w ro n g thing.
Purtherm o ew ,
ha
continued.
S | « t k , fro m n p^w «aua,*«l ,
P i n t Aid trachea us the preven
tion of .reklanta for when people d ro n s.r a l the homr o f K tlw rid
lllg
g in . a t 1017- W e s t
T r u ll ,
tea 11ir the pain Involved In c er
y r .lr n ln ) ,,
tain Injuria* thoy are apt to Sa Street to c a tc h T ir e
more careful ana thus accident, b e lly d a m a g in g the d r e s .e r and
a few a r t ic le s nf w e a rin g a p p a ir l.
af* prevented.
First AM la to tolp on* to C h ie f M a c k C le ve laiu l s a id I h , , ,
d a to rm ln * w kat h a * happened to m orning.
F ire m e n also e illn g u ln l o l ;>••
the victim end then to toll what
to do for tha benefit of t t e vic g rass f i r * , d u rin g l i e w e e k en d.f
tim , or what not
to do.
It and C h la f C le v .la n d u rg e d i r „
toache* a person ta "keep cool" dents to b * more c a r e f u l ebout
th ro w in g
c ig s r r ttr .
la any and all *m«rg*n«>e* and c a ra lrs a ly
■ml o th e r b u rn in g
ir t lc le s
Int*.
tr e a d awe* Oa P ass Ttraal
wnrnled a r r a s that m a y lo c u m ,'
Inflam ed . S a tu rd a y a g r a s s and
w ood.
f ir e
al
LxS
A>h«t
threatened M r v r r l houses
until
fire m e n p a l o a t Otf f U m s a l . i i n
• f r s i l f lr o
Ori«
w strr» l
at
B w o ik I 8 1 r e s t and P o p u la r
Flames In House, 2
Lrnss Fires I*ut Oul Voiinjf Men To
Members Of Boat
Classes WU1 Meet
A l l m *a w b * a n la to rw to d to
atte n d in g t e a t t e B d ilW t l a u w a t
t t e V n ra tla a a l tfa fa a a * T ra in in g
Owlncup*. Practice
and Mr*. K. W. McCaUoy.
Blackouts In Central Florida
Area May Come Without Warning
tt
<r i t e r
O te to t)
F lo rid a w k k h
HOC.
Air Corps
<> ( h i, f ig t ii,
n .u T J
w a r*
......... I n S * , , f i , , , | i„« ludlng 7.59ti
•' '
■••'--■■Ic im .1
• 177 n e g ro e s.
• i t y i . l i u n l , in the c it y
• 1 gl i itr ( • i mm ill b f Sch o o l —
. i •
s -1, . iw n th rr *, h iK tl,. 1,417
. • -I ol iiic \ , m at tonal H chool,
I I .1 S r , , , u iitlr H ig h . I J 9 3 a t
I ............I H igh n i l
‘.KM
at
th a
h ..,,lh
V ),|t
S r y iiir i
rc g U te T w j
•- f i.l l..> .
i.ir J t
al
Ccuom *
\< n 'lrm v and M I D
.1
H o p p e rs
l, M'irlin
\ n v o n . who fa ile d In sin g d u r
ing llip (o u i-d a y
period
m u .t
>Hit two w se ka and than apply
t " tl>c i t . tin n in g Hoard f o r a
l" " 'k
T ie
Im arvl .x te n d a d
ap
pro, is lln n to le a rh e rs and o th e r*
w h „ •■■Lied In th * re g is tr a tio n .
Hunt Will Serve In
WPB Auto Division
i
>rapa r a 4 a g a in s t a tta c k *
m a y t e ox^ioctod a t a n y
rt>F. to—' ITW
Umk. .
n s y . T s s r & a Z b jjv r r a r jjw io T ij
g a a r 1^ s s a -r m t ««,•««:
n s
*41
m
rc -
tlii* lw ittU- o f Ihc C o ra l S e a
IMirl.i u f iliri-cl IhihiIj h it* b y
, A Ihril 111Hin*i on tw o e n e m y
Mil'iiiin in i'i n f f n o r t h e a s te r n
A n il m lm
The
A llied
a ir
th r b c u a d r a .l, - h ic k
tte E n g U .h lartguagu.
v i » M il o f f grwl «n/■nnoyMcwmMft
Msyor W. C HW, chalrm.n of
tt e recently concluded Naval Re
lief Society drive In Bcmlnol*
County, aanouncod today that th*
fund raising campaign w fi con*
Preferably
It.
da»% after the fall of Car-
$700 Is Raised In
Naval Relief Drive
*&!22£
M»>
Dome! drvlarrd In a bilaad*
cs*t that the '‘m n q stst •(
■II i«U nd « of ihe P h lllp p lr v s
Nt Ja p an e se force* s a v baa
l*»rn
« * im p l* lr lj
ir k W r id N
>t%d M id a ll A m erle a n 'F IN *
I'lno f u r r r *
subm itted
fe a r
emeuts
iSw-TSTiWar
AU ni M r A K torl.ayut I 'r r a a
Well Known Sanford Higgins Reports On
Postmaster D i e d
Progress A f t e r
Late Friday Night Washington T r i p
t * r A aa lu l l teg y r m i
Ilk B o r tM . t h a AHiea c U lm I to d a y t h a t 4,600 J a i * w e n
JACKSONVILLE, May I, —
(Special)—Soma BOO Florida marrh an l. today bad txplabwd to
."I t e " to* reason* far tt e
establishment of goM ral prlca
railing* by tte gov*r*m«nt, and
Ite practice, under which whole*
“ *«
jntollar* m utt operate.
Robert M. M any, southeastern
First Announcement
On Daring Raid Is
Ma d e Officially;
Deaths
Revealed
Funeral Services Construction Of
For R. j ; Holly Pipeline Backed
Held S u n d a y By Navy Official
.
Discussed A t tMeei
•M l te v e to certify e t a filling
ftatlo n th at t t e gaa^la* be buy*
la fo r one of those ■pacing pur*
f W * . If a . man tey a gae for a
tr te to r. fo r example, ead put* It
la a pleasure car t e It liable to fV l.l t o r . w .lco m s.
( t e pen.H r e f a *10,000 fin. end
I l j w i u u p rto ea.
t * » a u t m ie it ia i t m
ir
fc Owner* of motor*ytlN, motor*
c tu m cm
U u r . l A v . , n l N lath i u
BOM aad almlUr vvhkle* meat
(la v r a * K- B l.n i.r , r a s t e r
«* t *uto rationing cards, but they Mundar
DChoai. I . : * * A. M.
•rill t e goed fo r ealy half • •
r . lb M ld d l.lv n , Hupt.
■ a e ii gasoline a* for an automo* 'M orning W o rsh ip , t l :* e A. M
blMwVr - f t|>
• .i i
U .T .U , 1:11 I 'M . M n . Y. It
ck n rg o
It.w a* om pteatiad Jhal the plan T aKr tva.nr .in In
g M .rvlro ■ •• I'.M .
m i a U m porarr em.rg.ncy proMonday: U M II.. I I' M
W h ln iw iiy
M IU -W ..K
H .r v lc ,
f t e t e se t up fo r d l day* until
duly I, and m ust ba put Into ef* I : *T*b uPr. s dM..r : Young P .u p l.'a P al.
f * ti Immediately.
D.rond July lo w .h ip . f :* a I'M .
I no definite .plan a teve been
Carnal tirin g a f r lu id la I k i
■ted*; BeUowing will apply to C h e c k w h ara -y a a 'ra a a v a r k
■twflVVerM a te a t c f toe A pala.
t e t y le river which Is w*et of
Telia hasM* and to all etatod
M oraiag Barvlc*. It;** a. M.
• M te to* Allan tie eeakteid,
B c lia e l, M l A . M.
,T te - flrat th in g tte erarag* ■aaday
a.rnuoa by Ih * panlar.
• iM te fte ahould do bow to to hunt
■-- - 1 '
. — . -f»' •
te d cola mb of tte ir r o a r . 4m
M t t e wootorn Y oaaaa pro.tooo wore laterrrpted
at
C tefaa g , U mile* la.lde •(
China ow tt e B a ra a rote.
goripM atlag heavy ric h tl.f.
t t e orlgiaal Jag la .te la f
lU va—of which the C h ia n .
a n vUaaly
rtp a rtte
4.500
U M * to aald to te .till
aorra— 4 .4 t e C h ia n , troop..
Two fall of Bhawo, alU rn at.
to nalaal la tho B a ra a rote
,1TB mlloa aor tte act of MasSatey, wad M jlthrln, ISO arilr*
worth of M aadauv. wao cooA n ted by tt e C hian*. T te
Jtewaoao ara aald la te atlacktag aaat U Ulern. 125
b I n aowtteaat af Mandate).
■tHUag a t Kaagkata despit.
at abb ara Chi a w . rad.lance.
WASHINGTON, May II.
(A # )—A Britlak gavernairnt
•ffklaL C rak .w Spey, today
aald Americas and Drill.h
pUaaa ara waving la large
aam tera lata India and tkat
a f a f ta ie fare* ef ware tk .a
IS I I $31 N
r
II
M »*alu T •aU rd ay
► Vorh
n ttB b tiri
rta rr
PA U LA
t 'K I'K K IU .— Ilu |i
llp r .
Ill
l« t Ilu C r . l . ^ I r r . | l . l
| A IIN I.K T — l» o . Hurt I
I ’U T A T C IK K —Ilu llp r . I l.d
• i.r t - i.t *
IIA Il|M II» a » - |> „ , Hun ltr-1
n g l'A M II — Ilu llp r . I fllo w 1
N<>. i . | . t« - 1 . 1 *. r , » I I I
*• I . M - I , . .
K T I I A W I I i :i|| ||K H - | M n l IM
TOM A 1 1 >KH—t . . t l |b. I ' m . ,
I r . . II.T t - 4 . .
L in ,
I t i I . lb C a rto n .. . . .
VATInVai. LK4UMI
w t r,«.
w
a a p r t i r cnuncm
tv . r . Droek^ J r . I ’ aeter *
P a rk A v . at its Mtraat
a . n . a r ich o o l • I t A. M,
M arnlng W n u h lp , | | A. M.
T ra in in g Unloa. »•*# P.M .
K v .n in g W orship. ■:•• H.M.
W .g a .s d s y t f .r v t c ., I N H.M.
E s c p k e a .s tor tbs hard o f k * a r
.,
ROBBS’ HOME
BAKERY
League Standing:
g a p m , doctor* and other* In ” " 'u
.» ?• •te m p t ctaaa who uia rare
cbur.
atejlld rvgl.tcr fo> "X" canto.
«:>•
B te ta c.ln g gatolln., r i r r p t
1 ,1
M tte a n l motor boala, m u.t ba
i |„ u
r*gtitervd tt e earns aa auUmo- i., > u
biloa. Owners of Inboard motor
te a to moat p ra.an t tte ir o w n w - i^ ," * *
^ d a r*«Utrmtloa card or othar ib.m f,
proof of cw nenhlp.
»e. h .
te a l* (tititled lo un-l,
gaaollna ara those used g u .li
f a t "dredging, fUhlng, guiding, lx>ia si
trapping, lumbering or light*##- { , • » »
In* aa a m ean, af aam kig a " Tl"
liveIIhood," wad those oaad u an
i lM ilaag*. tear**, taxi, ferry or
e
lie cm vgyinr* for hire
and tho** u**d by doc* i luuj .
T A m
D A IL Y
la tlf e tto h jl l B io n a
fte exceptions »nd tx rra p tto n i
Mi will t e put In a n -X "
Nlflcatlon am i can got unllm ll■ aiollne foilcw:
§
Sett jjw is . ssisrii”
FOR VICTORY
W EST PALM BEACH, U A r I ,
(SpccU l)—Fourtoca mobile ' i t r k u ltu r s l' la te r camp* ' will I 5 r
m ate available to flo rid * . B**l
r« a r. It war anacoacad te r* ' this
week bjr aa of Octal o f - tte Farm
Security AdaatoktrmUea.
•
7 * tn to prison for faU tncallon.
t e will receive one of three types
' o f .©-called B carte, b**#d an
( t e aaawara, and wotted o u t by
■ p te w a a tk a l formula m i a chart
which the rogtatori^g teacher will
’ HVI«
A B-l card will ceataln cou*
j a u for O jB aiU . a. B -l will b a te
t m a tn( r t f
rrA ,
M a lta ,
M ay
ii.
L in iis u
in
s e r v ic e
-oao eneYny
aircraft
-■
nnrod or damagwl Ir.
Allen B. Wallace. Jr„ son of
J t t l t o SaUmUjT night Mr. and Mrs. A. U. Wallace. 8r„
nay, It was announced cf Silver Laka, O ta*'tnll.tad with
* •( RlfkA
Ih# SOtnd Ordnance Reglm.nl
traa af tte to ta l w .r .‘ for foreign *or»lco. Ho loft yg*.
S ig h t wer* flghtor*.
U nlay for Camp Button a t Mon*
S. E, Barrett, fanasr I
Bomber*. ]J war* dr*- roo, N. C. wbor* te will rwctlv.
arakakly dootrwyod and hi* p rv ltaln ary training prior to resident for a number t i
waa
*0T*faly, lalarad a l l
m.
On* flgkfar wa* going ovtraaaA
to * probably destroyYoung Wallac* atUndod Ite lo*
1 • ? * • damayad.
cal schooU and for a numbor of
Former Resident
Severely InJ
�mondat, Hat,jju i ml
SANFORD, FLORIDA
31m ,Sanford Herald
f , VOLUME 1942
p**aiegni«* I f i ' C t m l i C w t
5
It w u nearly thirty-four years ago that Bob Holly
rim e up from the atnigfllnf little vlllige oT Orlthdt) whets
he was publishing a newspaper, saw the loaclotis celery
fields, bright with their green gold, realized the potentUlItles of Sanford’s Inland water route to the populous mirketa of the east, and decided to cast his lot with (he people
of this city.'
With a hatful of type, an old hand press, d f t * Inky
tollers and tn abundance of wit, energy and enthusiasm, he
launched The Sanford Herald, a t flijd i weekly. In the' then
brand new and'grand building In which It ia still-housed.
For. the neat 15 years, except for the Interim of the World
is .;went
‘went overseas with,.XILCAr he. preafchejLihc
War -when -he
h ,s r w £ r s r i 3s}
in nMSurUc Mrk
V , h It farS four
o srereatlv* * n
ITKESS
1
FRIDAY, MAY B. IMS
SIBLB VKHSR FOB TODAY
A SINGLE- COAL OF FIRE
PON GOES OUT; Not forrek*
if the assembling of, oursrlvri
Wether-—Hebrews 10-.2S.
/
MABEL FISKE CONANT.
A Good Man Is Hall
(From Tha Waihlngton Poet)
'• Jf a man wan ever hquerd in
»X By
• Hall
needful
frror of tha qual-
Parhtpi ’ to proTe th* rule or
(ham* the devil
Or spook tha truth on(y n
stranger »♦**,
'W ould ho, surrendering /julrli to
obvious hate,
M ad
aa4
tkl*
C le rk
M ar
41
k.
aUHOK’K, D, C
,P A y C a * h f o r
Used Farhltnre
o f L l r t a l l C o u rt
V M
aMMINOLM
irs ts n k i.
UARnitia
COM-
m a iu iia u .
DRFBN
o K r t o r r t a u ririo s .
statb or rixmiDA to.- Thel
ma Mankilt, I# -Moelh Cadar
■treel. Buffalo, New Turk, Gm l.
lasai Taa-aru hereby order**’ M
iF m r. U.IIM bln ar mnfUlat
herein (Had atalual you far a dlvorret oa ika lai dif -*f Just,
1*41) otherwise tha complainest
mar proceed ea part*.
<
" la farth*. ordered Dull tkts
ordar ba pebllohod ant, a wauk
far 4 mumiUn >ula la th*
W’*. and
riurlda.
WITMaSS B«r •‘W
band
Iba
official *«aj af aald court Iba
STtb dar af April. lilt.
ru ru 4 *
.
a
r.
iw h in d o n
.
(OfneU|BSral) ** DBfU" C,t- * C
Angel’s
LAWN MOWEltS
$7-25 to.
NeW Problems
An excellent suggestion comes from tho Sanford (Jnrden Club which proposes that resldhnts of this city devote
Or wait betide Hell’e little wicket the next two or three weeks to cleaning up and beautifying
gats
their homes shd surrounding grounds so as to make Han
. In patitnea through the fleet ford ns attractive ns possible for tho msny newcomers who
tM thoutand jreart,
I Feeling. tha tu n a climb tlowly will set! us for tho first time with the opening of the new
Air Base.
:> ■ • to hie throat
1 That, uttered, dooma him to reTho co-operation of the City Is being sought to the
' . tdadleae 111,
end that vacant property, pnrkwaya and playgrounds also
Forcing hie praying tongue to run
bo cleaned Up, freed of weeds with grass cut, and every
,lpy note,
, Eternity rntlr* before him atlll T thing be put In ship shape condition in so far as possible
would be at last, grown faithful for the benefit of the sailors and their officers who will
. to tdf station,
1* In training here. People with spare rooms or houses
Xlrwfla a lltUa hope In hopel**«
to rent are also advised to be getting them ready.
i y .Bill.
Meanwhile another pressing problem 1s brought to the
And low among the ilamneit
attention of the public by tho Woman’s Club which has
doubta of damnatlun,
-■ Since here tome one could live, adopted a seven point program with a view to improving
* Snd could live well
Oita doubt of evil would bring recreation facilities here. It propoaes construction of a
playground and swimming pool, Installation of tables and
-i
down inch a grace,
Open inch a gate, all Eden picnic facilities In local parks, use by young people of the
Mold enter In,
Tourist Center additional tennis courts, and Improvement
IRq .ba a^tace i ^ a g r , ^
of recreation, facllltlea f o r colored children.
Thla Is a problem which tho gasoline and tiro shortage,
And love and hate and Ufa and
as well as the location here of the Air Base, have made
“ death begin.
EDWIN MUIR. - siute. It Is no longer possible for young people to drive
over to New Smyrna, Daytoni, or even to Sanlando Springs,
CepL Robert Ilenderaon (right) of tha United RUMa Navy
as haa been the custom for many years In the poat. They
prruntlng a Navy “E“ pin to William Davla nt tha Anwri:
will be compelled by the exigencies of the automobile sit Co., plant at Torrlngton, Conn. Davla, a brake worker far
the plant. Tha pla U tha aymhot 4
uation to find their recreation and amusement within walk wee one ef~4S men cited a t tlon
irhlavamanL
fCesh
anl Mallon aaems to think that ing distance of their homes.
b*»t thing about tha prire D*Add
to
this
newly
created
condition,
somo
1.700
or
celllnge It tha holee In It.
2,0fo) young men In uniform, and you have a situation
T cm vla Mclaln acted u hoetaae.
which requires foresight, determination and Immediate Ac
Tha lloth* DeraonetrsUon dob
GENEVA
tion. We cannot wait until the situation becomes so bad
wlU hold IU regular meeting a t
By ETNRL L. THOMAS
tha town hall on Tutedey after
as to be obvious to everyone. Those who can see ahead
^.
The Seminole County Federa noon a t S tOO o’clock,
and
are
In
a
position
to
do
something
must
assume
tho
An dll day aawlng for tha Rad
Uways thought Florida initiative and act Immediately.
tion
of
Women’*
Clubs
held
a
Croak will be bald at tha home
lacrthorn state until gtso*
meeting at Ih* town hall on
Thursday with th* 8*nlor Coun
cil, Horn* Demonstration club*
acting aa hours*. A covered diih
luncheon waa w ire d at the noon
hour. 'Among thou# attending In
cluded: Mrs. F. K. Gertier, Mr*.
Florence Davla of Caaaelherry
Garden*, Mrs. 'Elisabeth Tracy,
M ra fluids Wilson, M ra A. E.
Moran, Mrs. C, R. Dawson, Mra
Roy Tlllla, Mrs. 0 , * . MeK.y,
Mr*. W. A. Leavitt, M ra B. C,
Proctor of Sanford, M ra Fred
Forward of Ferret City, Mra’ Tree
of Lake Mary. M ra J. T. MrLain .Jit, Mra J. W. Yartdrocgh,
MU* Mary Rtonre,- M ra Samuel
Levy, Mr*. Ella Randolph, Mrs.
R.. It. Kflbee and Mra Frank
Evnni.
Mra Laurn Taylor U anhotinc.
n was unable to get time off Irnr th e. mkrriags of her daoghlu Marian
takd hla brtda Along through
l*t Lonnie
A newly married saleami
for a honeymoon and had to
hla territory. First morning, the nuptial couple daddtff W
order hbnhy i t breakfast, to symbolize the fact th p ttw iy
w*rp by. way of being honeyh
er arrived with the breakfast
The salesman, figuring
deserved better aervlce on aii
"*-L
(OfTtelal 'S re u "
500 Sanford Ava.
he came here; SShThrd-wfcS’ w m
county,
: V* Five years later Seminole was created. Whtn he
came here, the streets were' of sand, and the 'watering
troughs filled with pungent sulpher water, advertised the
city far and wide with their charaeteriatie odor. They dis
appeared In a few years and modem paving took their
place. New buildings rose where shacks and shanties stood
before. ,
Not all the projects of which he dreamed aver came
to pass. So far ahead of his times w is he that occasionally
some venture he advocated would "be dubbed as “Holly's
Folly". , He *ould have built a boulevard all the way
around Lake llonro*. He would have bunt a bridge straight
across to Enterprise, He would, (ikvi shortened the road
to Oviedo and brought the country folks (4 to*n Instead
of letting them go to Orlando.
WJ\en he sola The Herald In lfttS , He wits on* of tho
best known newspapermen In th£ state. Hla pithy com
ments were widely quoted and hid Common sehsc editorials
had won him the title of "The Sage of Sanford". Always
genial and friendly, he was a welcome visitor in every
newspaper office and his popularity had gdltlW him tho
necrctaryshlp and later the presidency of the
Association.
In recent years ho has not been well,1 but his good
humor and kind-heartedness yevdlied right up to the •nd.
lant York has boon made
ir In tha Army of tho
State*. Another “quickie”
’
KINA HD and SON
Mr. H olly md ro a
________
Women Are Good
H
.
mr head iM Ike or/ ! t i i po,,rt*, u e >
M hhvok
M l
*tX V. HMIXZXM.
Fill half eternity with trie* and
onink ret In and v* dlaIt was in tha East.
la the M M
» r C lrre lt C o u rt of
• e ^ F le c J A e .
th e .ahorej>r 1
s s s m
u
HI
Olark i f
K
m
PlorU*.
at
IlM K la lh Ja A lc la l C M a iL . l a **d
vUlted
______ I H T W ckM , faro- f t
R. Mathloux, Mrs. F. D. lllekok,
M in Mary Stonea Mrs. John
SchnaU, Mlia Evelyn Danlol.
Mrs. Lestor Brown, Mrs. J- T.
McLain J r , and Mrs. R. N. Stre
wn*.
_
,
Mrs. 6. H. Flynt snd doughmother, Mr*. Campbell tn a fim*
bar
grandmother
Mra.
vXo r . FREEZE demanded
DITTROlT, May 11. lAT—Tba
*rd Motor Company laat night
tEtlAt'NWHOff
TO: WKL.V1N JORDAH COLSBBT.
A O U tte a a u n x m o w n .
Yaw aie hereby commeeSel aal
required ia aas*er on Juae I, 1M*.
te the billet roaialelnt fll*d
a*el net foa In tk* Circuit Onnrt
In ea4 ter Seminote
narC C v-kr R*Mba u
Ceunly,
feibert,
j^a •earn* belag a aslt far II-
* t 2 u order ekfcll ke MbtlaMg
oaee a week fat foer eoeeectillva
weak!. la Tk# tantord ll-reia. I
•eweSaper pukllehed la aomtaele
WJtaawer !my<Aarnelal • aUaatsra
tbla April rt. HU. ,
of Mrs. Q. C. LeFIli on Wodnesday, May IE
A eovsrod dish (Official goal)
Inneheon will ho served.
F reak La Fits of Oak Bill
waa vlelUng hla mothar, M ra
’
O re. Billion sad Three Haadred Millie*—Taxes paid Cav't,
IM I, by Ufrer ladaslry,
ARCADE
Package Store
i P *,,0- P (tR R E tIf,. pwacv,
K w >14*
Mather BUl,.
Bay now while, yew
ran got them.
EMERICK
HARDWARE
20ft K. 1*1 BL
Phot
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F
B S M K *
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" THE‘fltftfW !tor !M * iaJ), S/M T0ID,CFLORIDA
ib is a .
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J U D U B IN E B E A L * S o c ie t y E d i t o r
*^
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(ias Ration Regis Morale At Home
tration Will Start Is- YRal Pointy
Smith Tells Club
2:30 P.M. Tuesday
T e le p h o n e 1 « S
cKay To
-
H '•■ ll■ ■ H
F d d e
P
e
r
sona/a
M r s . G le n n E- M c K a y w a s In .
, s ta lle d a s presid ent o f t h * B e lli, M a . L y m a n P h illip s and son,
C irc le ,
C o u n ty Fe d e ra l le a o f , W o A U i n
v is itin g In O cala w ith
® M r*-. J * * ’ C e c ity , c h a ir m a n , w ith m en's Chib* a t the m a t i n g half l i r a . P h illip s ' p a re n ts .
in
G
enova
last
T
hursday
with
P a rk
tho
Seminole County
C o e n ril r M ia* D o ro th y M itc h e ll o f T a v A t c n u * . a t 8 rOO P J I .
llem * Dem onstration Club*, a
‘
Tu es d a y
a r e a spent th * w eekend in V a l
A m r la n C t a a o f t h * P i n t hrutaa*.
O t h e r o f fic e rs who w i l l a r e * d o sta , G a . w ith frie n d s
w ill m e e t In th *
f . I f . w ith M rs. w ith M r s .. M e K s * In clu d e M r*.
E . A . l/M tdonberg h a s r*>
>ra, M rs. A . Lr S U e o y J a m a 'W ilso n o f O e b d o , f ir s t
L o u ria e B e s t a * host v i a p e w a id a ll M rs . L . V . . 1 * , .tu rn e d ir e 01 Ja c k s o n v ille w h ere
p re c h t, S a n fo rd , a
aha sp ent a fe w d a y * .
H ic h School P . T . A . daw tt M r s . W . B . B r i t a n ) >
monto
,Springs,
a
m
a
p
e
e
d
m
g
,
**•
M r.
a t 3 :3 0 P .M . In th*
c r v t e r y ; M r s . C . R . D a w s o n , S i s - o f M el
M rs. a s th * g uest* o f M r* , tiille p le 's
fo rd , re c o rd in g
se c re ta ry ;
Mi
f t lo t C h ib w il l h ave It* F r a n k
**
h ia r y . m o th e r, M r*. M a b l* K s trid g e .
In th * V a ld e s Ho‘. T h e
.M
.
• mOwNmDrAnYi ,
B u slin
in et s *s W on
o m an**
’f t ' j B S i f c i S ' S f
treasurer] arid Mrs. F. E. Celsler,
Fern P art, auditor.
W ED N ESD AY
Mr*. F. E. Geitler, . ____
, ThO clo sin g m e e tin r fo r th* ir e s id e n t,
presided
o v e r . tho
e f A u l a C irc le o f th e G ar- .m in e s * session and a i l e d f o r th *
Hub w ill be held a t t h * bora*
M r* . O tto .Sch m ehl In D a y to n *
d i.
M em bers a re a sk e d to
to w a rd ,
( . a t th * hom * o f l f r t w L E .
114
East
E ig h te e n th C lo b . g i r l to tho S t a r t C o o n *
in T o U o h o a a a In J a iy o - .,,, s , ,
a t 1 :3 0 A .M .
Ju n io r ch o ir o f t h * F ir s t
„ C h u rch w ill m e e t a t th* oh eenrs
hlch
| a f t e r p ra y e r m e e tin g for
cot
ih c
/ / m e U i t m eeting o f th e F in *
A r t e D ep artm e n t * f th e W om an's t r y . M e m b e rs w ere . r e m k n v ! * of
H o s p ita l D a y an M ay 1 * end
fo r -th * y a r w ill bo '
,
£ £ j t h * ch ib ot 3 :30 P . M . o t w hich u r r e d to . atte n d .
M r* . P r a n k
Evan s,
d efen M
d u b '* tw e n ty .n in th b irth d a y
c h a irm a n , entreated m e m b e r* te
t n n iv tr a asir y w ill b
o* ce le b ra te d
r in to a s p ir it o f c o r p o r a
TH U RSD AY
th e ir r r * pec liv e
comT h e Tow n sen d C h ib w i l l meet tion lo
m u n ltie s end to
buy
d e ftn s *
In th e C o u rt House a t 8 :0 0 P.M .
stam p s and bonds w h e n e ve r pos
> .T b * S o u th Bide P . T . A . w ill
s ib le .,
j
i . . .
•
• have a board m a t in g a t 2 :1 A t T h e
n a^ t ./sd e ra U o n . m a l t —
? ■ ¥ to he follow ed by th e reg u w as an nou n ced to b* held In B an *
l a r m a t i n g and In s ta lla tio n of fo rd n e x t F a l l w ith th * flo n fo rd
o f f l a n a t 3 :0 0 P .M .
M r a I I . club a s . b o s le a a
W ./. R u c k e r w ill be the In s ta llin g
o f f ic e r , .
T h * . h . " .' ®
. _____
s f f i t e j !
• < T h e W e sle y a n S e rv ic e G u ild o f lio n s c o n sis te d o f o ttm e tiy w a / ,
the M etho dist Chu rch w il l m a t | r s n g s o e n U o f
m ixed
g ard en
W ith M ra -: J . W . C h ild re a t her flo w e rs .
bo m * on B e a rd s I i A ve n u e a t H:0Q
Ufurd a tte n d in g
P .M .
M
_
..B a y ^ J f r * D ap son,
M
r
s
.
D
.
H lg h le r m s n .
. F r id a y
.
Roe
C ir c le o f th *
G ard e n M rs. O u ld a W flaon. M fiu V S T S
re,
M oore,
M rs , C . F . P ro c to r, M rs .
’ C lu b w ill m a t s i the hom e of M
* rs.
M n . J . C . B ills . J r . in G e n e v a at W . A . ll^a av rl ltttt , M
Mi
M
r*.
D
.
D.
M o rsiv
M r*.
Mm
10 rOO A .M .
M ra Stone o f D ayto n s B a c h wtU address th * g roup S h a f e r an d D r. E lix a h e th T r a c y .
K
JK38, ITC JSfiS!
cn n a tiv e m a te ria l In F lo r id a . A
fis h f r y w ill fo llo w the m a t in g .
H A ffY
B IR T H D A
D
m
a ir s , D
u*‘V
, i uM
Mens<
tflblack HortTe Scene
I O f Ckwft. Meotinff
Two Are Hostessed
For Circle Meeting
W a . W a lt e r L . C la r k a n d M rs .
J . P . T h u rm o n d w * a c o - b a t a s a
te m e m b e rs c f O ft t l* O oe, .W oenS o c ie ty o f C h rU tW k B a v l e *
o f th * M e th o d ist C h u rc h . S t the
homg , o f th * fo rm e r on F r y ftc h
A ve n u e .
... . ,
M ra . C . E . M c K r t peeslded o v e r
th * b u sin e ss ses*Jon a»d l i r a U
8r e
th * D IM * it o d y on th * T e n C o m
m
a
n
d
m
e n t*. , . ,
,
T h a .C h r is t ia n B u ild e r* C U » » ot
O n F l a t -C h ristia n C h u rc h « v «
T h o to n * m eet n r on M a y 1 8
te rta ln e ri * t t h . h o rn , o f M r*. wa# a n n o u n o d and a ll n s M b e r s
I - Nt b lack 1**1 week w it h M r* . urged to a tte n d . A t th * d o * * c l
Q . D . U u td r fM praa s nv
th * m a t i n g
r v f rash men ta w e re
d evotional th *
readfn
served .
. , „
. .
Rood o f I J f i " . U r * . i L
L C o rd e ll
T h o * * prooont
M rs . E l l a
conducted th * buslneae.
B . I r is h , M a . W h it e , M r* . M s. Tm
B tM tln ? dosed
w it h
a K m , M r*. W . R . E d a lla ld ,
r*. V . It.
_______ i* n ta w a r*
N ib lic k to th * f e S t "
r
man:
M r* . L a n d r a il, U r * . J . L . H o rto n ,
M U * B e r t U H u t t o s , M U * D o ro th y
B a r t o n , an d O . D . L a n d re a s, J r .
Anriual Luncheo
Gtvea Proi
Given By Auxiliary 0.EJ3.
Honoring M6
A p a trio tic
co lo r them * o f rod ,
I* , and blue w a * c a rr ie d ■out
ha d c o o r*lio n * f * r th * a n n u a l o
S
rU u W la - a . S a S S y .i rf
» , W e n a n ’e A u x i li a r y o f H o ly
ro ai E p isc o p a l C h u rch f o r th *
m e flt o f th * lU p o lr Fo n d o f lh »
Lu n ch eo n w a * served fro m U m
■t i A h h , aave rad w ith w h it *
o O u , and centered w ith r a x * * o f
d pease. T a llU o n a n w h ic h th *
t u t * c o ( a .w M d ke p t w * r * e *d u a l ly decorated la th * c h e e rn
Ko r^ aoorfna .high In the t a m e s . ,
m S m si
S
^
J
t B
l L
«• m;■■
I l i a E lis a b e th P ip p in o f H tc t
sen U n iv e rs ity in lk * l- * n J w a s
th * w o ekrnd g u e st o f her p a re n ts ,
M r. and M r a R . R . P ip p in .
t i n . W . C . D e C o u rs ry Is spend
a sh o rt lim e In S s v a a n a h .
the g u est o f M r*. 0 . \V.
D^UglV*.
g laa
, D r . and M a . J . N . T o la r h s v *
th e ir
g u a t,
M rs.
T o la r 's
b ro th e r, Roy M c ln ty rv of D a y to n s
B e a ch .
M
Ira n
P *(V
U teri
that m u th ga*4f|ine lie m ay huy
it a ll at once nr « tre trh the purrh a*e» t»ver the 4* day perbwl
t
I f a n u ilo r iil u«e* h i* c a r in
l liu s in r* * . he m utt f ill out h i* ap
p lica tio n , g ivin g hi* nam e and
ad drea*. tl r nature n d d e w rip lio n o f h i* bu*tne*« or w o rk , amt
mnewer the follow ing q uestion*
I f you d riv e tn
your
w o rk ,
w hat i* the «ho rtr*t
m ileag e
from you r h*inie to you r re g u la r
place o f w o rk
or
com m u tin g
point ?
Ilo w m an y m ile* do you d riv e
w o rk in g Ja> in c a rr y in g on
o u r w o rk (t iih r r
than
from
ome U» worku ami b a c k )?
\V) at i* the total a ve rag e d a lly
m ileag e c u sto m a rily d riven in the
c a r »if»crll>ed *t«»vr to re t tn
am i from w o rk and tn c a r r y on
you r work *
A re you m akin g r v r r y p o a*ib lr
e ffo rt to reduce the m ileag e bv
lik in g
publp
trau»|M iratiun
am i
I by d oub ling up w ith vou r nelghl*or*. (A n * w e r Y e* or N o.)
It w a* rm p h a * n rd
th a t
the
plan i* a tem p o rary em erg ency
p ro g ram eel up f*»r l& d ay * u n
t il J u ly I . and m u*l Iw put into
r f f e c t im in it fin tr ly . R ty o n J J u ly
I no d e fin ite plan* have been
made R a tio n in g « i|] a p p ly to a ll
of F lo rid a ra * t of the A p ila r lic o la r iv e r w hich i* w e « l of
; T r lla h a *» re r ik I to
* ||
state*
along the A tla n tic seaboard.
Th e f ir * t th in g
the
averag e
m o to rist •h»m Id do i« to hunt
up
hi*
autom obile
re g istra tio n
card he g««t w ith It * licen se lag
am i hr \e
it
ready twdnrc re
g la tra tio n a t a r i*
Tu e sd a y,
Mr
|'e le r*o n *ald
S
fo r th * first tim e In W ash.
in g to n . T h * com m ission I t a ta d t ap o f re p r a a n t a t ir e s f a n g o rsrn e ie n t ag encies and deals w ith labor
s u p p ly and tra in in g - 8 **'ted,, la f t to rig h
. t a r .e :_ Donald
. r x _ _ N elson,
........ , W a r Prod uction B a r d : C lau de W irk a rJ
S e c re ta ry o f A g y lc u lt u a : P a u l V . M cN u tt, c h a irm a n , o f tha “F e d e ra 'l S e c u rity A g e n c y :; F ra n c e s P e rk in s of
«t
the la b o r D e p a rtm e n t; J a m a F o r m l s l o f tho N a v y D ep artm ent. S ta n d in g , W et
endell Lu n d , la b o r D iv i
slun W P B ; C o ld lh w tit* H . D o r r , W a r D e p a rtm e n t; la w ls B . Ile ra h e y S e le ctive
1 e rv ic e ; A r t h u r J . A lt
le * S
a ie y e r, s i c c u t m offlee; A r t h u r 8 . Flem m in g , C i v i l S e rv k e , and F o w le r V . lHi aa rrp e r, deputy chairm an
(C e n tra / P r t i l )
Mr s . 0. P. HERNDON IS INSTALLED AS
Sa n f o r d g a r d e n c l u b p r e s i d e n t
Restrictions Will
Be Tightened On
Tires For Trucks f
Il 'w t e l l t e t e e U
Funeral Services
For R. J. Holly
Held Sunday
Irsaaa*
I'a g v
Ha*|
not so lv t.» « *11 n ib*ct«*r. but i b u
to te ll the doctor w h ere to com e.
I>r I! W
K u p rc v ) t c# Hr*I atlen t um
M nsp ital D ay whi<h
l* liein g nb««'t \ e«l in th l* c ity tom orrow »md the tlu b vote*! to
ifftp m p ria l• f .’ ’ tn p u rch ase *uj»p in * far ih . h n ap ital Mr S m ith
w a * n il t**l»n i f I by i» A
.S|>eer
w h« h id • t a r g e n f the p m i n n i .
T*»m Trent
Itrlu n d u led the
clu b m •m ging
.i
n um b er
of
•ong* w ith ll n r r \ K u d e ll a t tha
piano
V is ito r* .»t t m l jy ' i lu m ln fo t. be*|de« \ |i
Trent
in* lu«le*| M ark
D r ill nf
o ile r (ic id e n
Allies Slay 4,.500
Japs In Successful
Burma Offensive
II a * lla * f il
rtaste*
I'm
ll« r)
v
b efo re the Jn p n n e ar d riv e up the
v a lle v *»f t he C h in d w in R iv e r .
l*id ea»hm g u l i i n l i l r a r t ille r y
b la * t.
i»a«-k
i hinrwe
trn on *
s ir nghferevl tn n ie th an .1.000 Ja |kane*e «.ddiei« Snt i i td ay n ig ) 4 in
a h i l l . . 1. it .. Mur ma Road ami
serif lln le m m n d ii n f the m ain
body »d lh«
fnp unear in v a d in g
f<»n
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R It llroaatrr o f Orlando. VA •!
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R a y t a d J im A r e r y .
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Orlando,
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in to th * c ity .
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t m ir n t *
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ended lo s u b m it to the
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in ta r s s tln * p ro g ra m s plan ned for m a n , who announced lh * c a rd e n
te a r fo r t e a rie U . a s s a i l a s o th er (le c o ra lc il w ith Q u rrn A n n r*« la c r. th r m etal needed to build the
an<l fe rn for lin e
Urn m e a n in g o f . l o a r i , through b e a u tifu l R ard sn s h o lly h o c k i, r u i n
H r haa been turned down
»w lr r .
th a m o ating .
"S e n sib le G a r d e * " , M r s . M . C . In t i r t c ity and In O rie d a .
j C o u rte s y C h a irm a n . M a . O . . P .
S w in d le , h o r t k o lt u r *
ch a irm a n ,
told the b a t m on ths f o r plan tin g
rep o rted th a t flo w e rs ,
i t and t o y fa v o rs fro m tha
n r iM
i i r d . n i an d f lo w e r s . She
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ENDS TODAY
CxRABLE j MATURE frQMffl
SONG t£ik* ISLANDS
Much CiKriUi, Celery
U Expected Locally
te
I G (H )I)
S H O ir i'S
TOMORROW
BARGAIN DAY
REMARKABLE?
BY THUNDERATION
Atp
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J A**1
K T ..,- * -
Pipeline From Texas
To Enst Is Urged
1 wish to (hank
my loyAl friends and
voters for their sup
port on May 5.
f BS
THREE
P A C .E
«M »ai
At thta time I wixh (o
announce that I am In tho
campalipi to^Ut^ finish and
will appreciate every conalderatlon the cltlMna of
fieratnole County will give
mri In the fun-off election
W Hay tt.
BRIAN DONLEVY
WI LLIAM HOI DI N
ELLEN DREW
M O NTA GU LOVf
r-t>.
PORTER I I A l l
PARAM O U N T
N EW S
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
B raves Split W i t h m
Lm .
Editorial Staff
8 ;-lt
PTanir Announced. Fbr
Youn g Dramati#L>
S A S S IE T V
Gramm
KATHRYN WIGGINS
By PATTY •
Interviewing Ml** Batty BabrStarlet? pat an her boat Ub and
*>••*» ,wjtb tha Boston Braces
man,
apenaor
of Iho Thaeplin
tucker and took fat the May Dap
nftrr Al Jav«ry’i foar h it hart lag
Ball laet Friday nlgbL It woo and Dramatic CInfer of Hamfau
in Um opener carried tbo Boeton
High School, the followta# pUni,
loom to a B-l victory.
In whkh oar young dramatist,
Daaplta the split Boston mov
will Bwrtfcipat*. warn a— o—rod
ed op Into third placa In tha Na
for ta r remaining ocbool (ora.
of erapa paper which decorated
On Mar 14, "Mother Boy* A
tional League atandlno aa lha
the ballroom. All of the (trie Bond*, a f t t t pM eat by te*
8t- Lou if Cardlnala 'dropped a
looked lovely in their •tranter government, will bo presented in
dooblahaador to tha Cincinnati
formala aad the hope handaomo
in tuxedo* aad Spring aulta.
Tha Map queen,
PLOR3IE
WELLS, looked her lovoUoat la
T S Sr. Home Ee. Ha*
a powder blue not over a blue
aatln slip. She carried o beauti
■D™
i S S . 1- 13
Group Luncheon,
ful bouquet of white calls lilies,
gladiolus. and carnation* tied
.
•U h white tails. And kins Mechildren bad beam Inosculated for
<** * • here?" How
KAY TRULUCK reigned for e
typhoid end eight for amnllpox.
®**h
wff*
night In black tuxedo.
A s balance oflifee children that
tank « * *W»h acroa.
PATTY HODGE, the Senior rahad requaatad th e se . ahoU will » • " * » • Ee. labors tom l**t
praeentaUva, were
an
aqua
Jersey blouse with a white Jersey
be f ir m them on Monday of| » • * . « * * • ,
**"
next week. The etodente of the P**88*8? their luncheona.
aklrt U ut waa knife-pleated all
school gave a demonstration of] Yhe 6*u]ev Homs Ec. clast waa
the way around. This waa topped
field exercises undp the direction] divided In to 'th ree croups. On
by a beautiful cores re of awaatof student leaders.
I Tuesday Thelma Smith, Verna
bsart wax OLENN OOHAM, who
Winners In toe
Individual Harriett. Annie Myrtle Harriett
wore dark trousers and n white
cenL
' r
events w an aa foHbwsi 10 yard end Vondla Yales served aleak,
The
Junior representative
wars
dash-Ban Butler and Billy Owens, creamed potatoes and gravy, peas
la______ j i _ * _ i » t
ja_ a_a _
first and ascend placa respective- and carrots, raw cabbage slaw,
ly. Sack Baca, Marjorie Jones and peaches and cop cakes, hot MsJane Chapman; Boys-Trad Boa- ‘cults and Mod tea.
•ftU r aad Bobby Jerks. Potato Tha Wednesday group—Gladys
,I.*rT*7, «*» Pippin, Mary Crawley. Barline
J . w , Kelly, Nodma Wolfe* and Joyce
John Keeling, and Welter Mathis. W artftrell-eorred raest, new poK.af n ^ l.Jomp’s / l h^
totoe* «®d ■tring beans, stuflel
snd. Upham Mratwether. Pole roUry, MUpt*
tonuuo „ Ud,
SK,“W iSJS*VSWS
; , ftp r* oumbtr of jra*ra, th a n h*f been an urgent new!
In- Sanford for a glean, wholesome recreational center for
the younger set ta this community. The high school gtuaents have almoat been compelled to eeek some type of
pjeieore d ith e r In neighboring eltlee or »t certain spots
lOtae miles dietant from th e city. Today the rubber end
gu 'situation le compelling etudente to curtail their ventures
S to ' o th e r places. Now they must attempt to eaUbllah e
c e n te r of recreation ettrsetion here In the city, here at a
c lo ser location....
Thlf youthful group wishes s suitable piece for danclug, « piece where ell the “crowd" cen get together, e
piece where ralezeUon of mind cen be hod, e piece where
tbejr cen ah look forward to for a good time. Yes, the
youtha of this city, with the eld of some of the parents,
ere awakening to find themselves ready to establish such
• “spot." Recently a petition addressed to the Cltr Com
missioners of Sanford was circulated. Tha petition set
forth the need for recreation In this town for the young
DBtnde. it urged that the abandoned shuffleboard court in
brawn trouter* end white coat.
Taking the frathmen place of
honor, wea BRAUTIE ROBSON
who looked dainty In whit* dot-
avtrwhi
of Dubllcstlon of this article, the
by our City leaders.
it !■ noted that the proposition of establlahlng thin
ipletely bef
center v u thought out completely
before presentation, Upon
talking to one of the student
ident feeders
feadei In this movement,
your editor learned that tha group had planned a concession
which would furnish enough money needed to pay for Incldental axpenses. It la learned also that mualc would be
furnished by a nickelodeon. P u t experience shows that
p rd j jy t lutf l ) ^
* sweeipoaa added a pUaaing
»f coler, MARION HAOfflN. in a whit* ault, mad* a
lod looking aocoet for bar.
To mention a few of too an“ hie* worn. BRUNETTE JEAN
ARPER wore white net with a
rtlorad suit.
MARTY PERKIN8 choa* for
"*L
<*«»*r ro,a net trim1
. v ei r at
ribbon.
OUHEN PARRELL In a white
*U,i
1
hlse b trouser*
•quirted MARTIIA WIOHT, wto
t f r IfvlMat . to bin* net
fashioned with a bouffant aklrt
and long full elaersa.
J M
, Jiin rc m B O N ^ ^
Vocational School
debut of Sooth pro Jim Wallace,
the tiny Grantor* Barton product
who trounced lha Piraloo loot
work la hia tin t bit league of*
fort.
Wallace was ror flin t aJont
with a 1*1 land after i r u d a i
bat i l l acattcrad hlta to the
Pblli wban the rxploeloa cowar ,
Wallace waa lifted foe n pinch
hitter In tha neat inning and
John Bain kept the Phil* hHlaaa
for the r u t of ike dietary .
Two Negroes Estreat
$36 Bonds At Court
“Si.'k&'SSiSS-T3TT.'
» Recreational Center
Probably by the
» t i»
d r?
L. ,
Hit
- Sf 4I'*»t-H lttnur
*' i ' -
Seniors Soon Will
Be On Their Own
m&M
I’m havtog to writ*
eetraatod 526 bund on i drunkenm i chart*.
Other t u n follow:
Smith Jcoile Brooking end En
uring, Trans. to County,
WhiU, Dovo Driving Drunk,
Straight M Dora—Soap.
Pro*ton. Cleveland Drunken neaa,
15. g Coate or 15 day,
Andari r t . Ida M. Improper
Perking f t . Bond Eatd.
Jauao, Step prunkmaees, f 10.
moSd* u S ^ U lf iT j^ t£jc ^ ^ S k l*
P,n“ PP,, • Co*la or SO Day*
Ferrell, Jama* $L Bocal Eatd.
O^lsmo'nd ‘ tall throw* Laura “ nTi'|
Smith. George Bldlcr Bicycle
M illing ■rv4 ri/iwlf-m MmVmnmMlm
" 'W ..
U U lA ll C*D»*
without Lleena* or Ugti, 55. *
Senior Play
•*rv# behod chicken and draov Coala or 15 flo ra
Grthtra, Dag BeatlaUng Arraet,
log, grekn M as k creamed pota
to**, lettuce end tomato talid. |IB. A Cotta or 45 Day*
Th* Bcoler PUy. “Don't Take
hot blaeulta, nuked applet and
My Penny," whkh 1* to be prolead ten. Tkla group enjoyed
, anted May IS, b nearing com
having Mr*. Harmon, too abortpletion after four week* of tohand
and commercial Englbh
Una hr* rehear. Ing. The m at, of
teacher,.for their gurat.
tha play la compoaed of
the
The prap*rnlion of theoo meal,
■woUaat, -craileat, culeat bunch
waa^organltod In aoch ■ manner Conduct, |5. A Coat* &t 15 daya
of kid* you ever aaw. Each par.
William,, WJUI* Drunkennaaa,
that aacb girt had her particular
■on portreya hia part to s *T“.
W. Bond Eatd.
—
duty to perform.
Tha ca ,t promt**, b* pot on tha
William., Mack Drank A DUAa aech group aat down to thr orderly
baat play etor prtaanud in the
Uhl*, the girl* were Immediately fiO Day*Conduct, 520. A Coala or
auditorium of Seminole High.
aware of too fact that thle
Penny Pringle,
M A RTH A
Cooksey, Robert Drank A Dietheir luncheon, prepared with their orderly
WIGHT, la a young giri who
Conduct, 525. A Coats or
own hand*.
want* to climb tin d iuy beighu
75 Days
Thla la j*at a portion or Ih,
of fame and doe* juat that 11
ra t, Eddie Drunk 4 D isorder
work and fun the Homo Ee. atu- ly VConduct,
Bally, PATTY HODGE, the a*«
525- A Coil* o r 75
dcnU are enjoying thla year. Thl* Day*
maid at the Pringla Houao, kf to
court* glvaa practice In-planning
be dlacoverod aa a new atar, .but
Donation, Nelson Arnault A
bodgeta, marketing and to t prep, Threats, Continued
makea s g n a t dtclilon.
Mark Print!*, MACK CLEVE
tration of economical fooda.
Donation, Lucinda Disorderly
LAND, a lo o* farmer, anatchea
Conduct, Continued
Sally from tha flu tehee of fata*.
Donaleon, Lucinda Disorderly
Joans*. SUSAN KJRTLKY, a 1
Conduct, Continued
devoted friend, eide Penny la
Junior
High
Wewa
Walden. William Drunkenness,
climbing the dtxs*. height*.
By MAROARZT DINCFRLDKR
wrr«Ms# p f i f i u f i «DIOirfON,
m « i» a w o , toa
grandmother sf lha Pringle ramify, aid, to tbs acbemlng of tha
rlaa and fall ad tome.
Mavis, KATHERINE BPENCER, Penny'* sister, devotee her
time to her public and toe radt*.
Greg, ORIEN FARRELL. Ksri
ry e butt frim d five* hie Ulaate
to the raecue of Penny.
Mon,tear
H u erir^ CLIFFORD
PROCTOR, a French Designer,
le a n down each Utep ef tbs dis
hy height* to feme.
Norman Porter. JACK HER
RING, eld* Hdrrleea Day hi
TlSJr sz. s% „U. aJ
wwrt‘
OVIEDO,
Form er Si
"trrt" 4 fta , T t ^h a ll
quickly. "H e ‘
hit but tYraUU early."
*
Nanny didn’t waste any time
making Hugh lock feed, either.
Ha’s bean autppteg tha ball to *U
field* aad tea oataat. t a t ha*
played n powerful rate to the re
cent Bravaa* aarga, which ta * cafe
Had tha team to I t victories jP
Its teat 14 atnrts.
The ability
hit Mg teagu*
pitching apparently Wea beoeted
hit m ania n tth lrd has*, too. Ha •
leaking hatter every day and he'*
to
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euteum* of Uw election a* thee*
two students wall daeervrd the
S. H. S. RamblUgs
By RUDUNTT
The handsome king and the
maUful queen’s court emulated
[ the feUUwing people: Nancy
i Gonial**, Jimmie R kury, Evy* Mato*we, Francis Mitchell,
rIlian Boyle, David Bach, Nora Jean Bayer and BUI Lod wig.
Thu court waa entertained by
n , Ernest Southward, J r. who
uig twa solos, she waa seems-
West Side Primary
ANNIBE WHITAKER " I think
wu ehould have a skating rink
and a swimming pool In Ben.
5 £2’idL,dE?B£2.I,83
i t M V ylUQI
that day k s T ^ . f N t e j W j j K
Oaa w ant shoot lk f a r t cataldm
the right flute fsal ltea and t n W
sled a country aatta. - Tha ether
whistled dawk tka left field line
far almost aa aaatk iHrthr t* . * '
7My, my," whlaparad Boghl*.
"Juat look a t that bay’s awing.
Ha’s ruing to da aarta belU t#
when he starts la hit."
Tha sage Httta . man hedged
By AMta B,
ami JIMMY RIDGEt LEO
tog aa carpenter*.
M wanted to be a DOCTOR, tog. Both girls urara acconapan* The** clans* h
IY said he Intended to hr a led by Mlaa Lenors Whlddon. furtonete to rertn
ear, end BILLY said ha Glenn Ungto, J r . wae tha Master
d to be a VITAMIN It Tha
Jd*to d?"1*0*1
R
D e te n u , S i
cover* hie new etar In— Wall
coma and seal
_Claim, ANN ROBBINS, de-
think we should M m a club
whera wu could den**, swim, play
the plate aad rather
Nanny hadn’t 'even gotten n
'taf' aiMtHC
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M em ber A m ir ia lrd \ ‘i ( m
Large bcale (merman
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Offensive On Kerch
Peninsula Folds Up
N ail Attackers Are
Forced Back In All '42 American Mother
But One Sector By
Hard Fighting Reds
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The BrttUb cdmlraltr t«d«r
lu n m i td thro# British d«stswyen, U n l r , Jackal sod
Klpflas kata te a s aaak hr
Gw m bemU la Ika Medi
terranean. Kara Ik a * SM of
ficers sad mm vara aatad.
■I " -■—« t**-*
A big node German offen
sive on the Kerch peninsula,
supported by Rumanian divi
sions and warplanes, folded
up today after four days’of
• fierce Russian resistance, ac
cording to a British report.
The Nazi attackers have liecn
forced back to their starting
point In all but one sector
•
which now U under a i m p at
tack by the Soviets, a .London
commentator acid. The Germane
announced the battle for the
Crimean all field* l» the sreatest offtneirt operation etnee laet
m Kail and Is still tn foil »wln*.
w
The ItaUana announced waves
of German planes eausnt and
sank three ef four British *)•*Iroyare la. the Mediterranean
• M n m t C fflV v u - .
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"D arias May 11 In
v, ‘ m iV
rG IA A 'D
A IL A N T f C
Each Army Is .T ry
ing
Encirclement
Tactics In Burma
J ta a o K I. 1
\lliod Bombers Score
Hits On Two Other
Troop Transports,
Damage T a n k e r
A W 2 7 * /.
fierce Fighting
Chinese Force
Foe To Retreat
(M r
HOW RAF POUNDS
ATBECOND FRONT
O C E A N
-tirfju-o by
mi.- of thn
.it I n n jninK
ro « |
u - ln t ’-l
Fierro flth linir Chln»-*« defend
to r e t r r a t from Irul.lr of China'*
Yunnan province I..irk (a thr
Bdrraa frontier town of BantlnK
t o d ay .an d each fnrrr now | i tryln» 13 encircli1 (he other, (hunkInf
CViineM line* of **n( mpmenl
held f*»t lr«t night nround the
rtnutnti of a Japanese column e n
veloped ami alaughtefnl on the
Burma Ro*r1 despite (he sloek \d
reinforcements
ru*hr«l
front
Mra. W*-*. N. Barry
Burma by the fmatralnt invader*
Pictured In New York C ity U of Free China’s hack door.
Mra. William N. Barry, of f i r r e m Two hundred and fifty mile* I
boro, N, C*. the American MohSef
of 1042. She has thirteen child
ren and say* th at her , formula
for raising them la “ feed 'em,
Itree ’em, and neglect ’em." One
»on la an a rm y captain, a nothe r
* mldahlpman. a third la aboct
t a become a n ensign, a fourth
. ♦*4*
MS W lUted In the naval reserve,
the Kerch wjtlle a, fifth will noon bs ordalnsd a priest.
south of this drimaitc teen# of,
J* runes*
annihilalmu,
another J
i ll hut forgotten ( hn»e*e army, |
by-jiaaaetl jn t i e rtvkle** and)
headlong
Jaiianrac
d ish
up
ners Of Passenger
Board Confirms
Cars To Sign In Gas Ration Recommendation
Of All Tctcher.s
WASHINGTON
M*> I I
I A f*)
Aw
m n lit r iv ls
ffi»*»i
M ainp
• F lo r id a » (a r te d
immission' la Told I*lrmlI
ij n fsur r
f ahi»p
Job Service Will rtiffrt*t st j t rI. IC a r n mI h*t r r e5 e iCi amt r n wIiio
Not Be SCI Up H ere'L tee re e m s m e n ^ c J t l « l n t r » U
trf
1);iv Of Rest Will It.
(iivi'ii Instructors
l.nwtmi Anno.MtHH"
m ai
mOVSfDSBt to-
. so
hssvily
r o a it
ers forced the Japan.-** r a n ru a r d
Kerations With
Three > r m ( command* were
created — northea it, soutl and
northwest. T h s v a it csntral erea
will be edm lnlitsrsd under lb*
central Indls
command,
*hoip
mfjor function will he to train
now d e feiui f o r m .
A campaign that hut hern gat*'
r u n g momentum I r thr ln>t
. n i l week* for U r t »tnMi«hm< > r
of n proper ijanriMg plurr t ■
>oil rig peofdr, mm nli h h aeh - ‘
•I iidenta, appniently w k11 hr mi .
r r m fut With th r urm«iUOrrtneii 1 I1- 1
I hr City i\iriimia*P»ri tn»t m*,*I l
I Hie l the Imfy I* Arranging f -i
b
the ronatruetl'n of n dance f ..
In Fort Mellon P a rk for i.i*
■By AaaeHsteO >*reeel
younger act.
VICHY. May 18. (AF)—
A petition signed by J‘ t ..f
Ths Canaan military In
t h r elty's lending cilireri* >\ .*
France laday leased a sweeppresented to (hr CoiiiinU*nin
lay decree taklny t»a Itself
Frank F ra n s , Bsmlnnle C nuntr | ,l * sem i-m onthly
meeltni; I . i
ths pswtra to Increase workchairm an In th s reesntly rtmrlurf J nt*ht »<kin« the. ih - -h u fflrl..lay horn la French eaterrd
“
Eyery
A
m
srican
C
a
n
m
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I
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t
r
t
a
el
Fort
Mrllmi
I’m . i
prlee* and ordeeln* eaaployre
haa laaued a revU sd report *01 the 1 FOIswl In 1 pm vlde n (>l„i. 1
to report l a mediately the
yearly ev p sn d ltu rs by elliaena tn >l«nce, C it> Clerk II V S». <
namber of rateyories o f work
the ecnnty fo r w ar bonrl* and H ated thia m o rn ln r
H ite ...
man arallahls for other work,
aUmpa, and w ith 60 of 12 can ** an Investment of t .' iiu.i I...
th a reeall will hs ' « r r
vaaalni tsam a :reporting, the to- lw*n made on the 10 ahuffl.
hoars (srssnaaahly the or
U l flr o r s to b< lire fated In Ixinda board courts, the Commlsalnn
der applies only In ths seesand stam pa U 1168,611.00. Thla deem ed It sdvlaable to conairurt
doss DOt Includs |11J)87.!IS th a t a n o th e r floor and
retain th r
With Franch-Gsmtan nsyotla- was not- pled r a d b u t actually ip sn t c o u rts.
whan
ths
earayalfn
was
be
Inc
This
pstltlon
lied
In witli n
tlona rsaddny tbs stats of ur-
U. S. Is Foreseen
Paris Radio Wreck
ed By‘ Saboteurs
Cafe I Dynamited
g r li o n * ( |MM^(Lle u*e o f In
lan d - s l r r e i i s fo r the t r a i n
p o r t ilm n ' f p e lr id r u m protl
i r !■
It
* it
f m t i m a I ed
A
5 0 0 ,5 0 0 nM n r f a to 17 f i ' l f r n
M a te *
an d
Ih r
D t * Iflfl
of
C o lu m b ia w o u ld r«*ift|»M .e (h r
r e « l . . f a I Pm
T h u r-d a y
and
a t a r iln §
F r i d a * . m ay " M a in
g rw u Jin e fo r p r f o i l r l j ow ned
e a r s h j p rrw rn ta tJ o fi o f c a r d *
PP«‘ d •" In n f||1 Itafimg licit f 1
a
ptip |ilr'iiii* |t(ft J
n lliw a n re
("nr t m n r r s such n« «l rt<»r* »1 ■
Um* AiiUimobllr« In
!*•“
■frvlffi « r r r i r m p t from m l Dm irin n p A ls hi
r»i» I ill v»hit'
log, hut should apply for i n ' \
or r tempi m rd lo Idrplfy 1 Ih-it
cut r • when Imylrtg gA*>
retvey, Field Marshal Herman
Goenw* may rasst tomorrow with
Marshal Fatata and Laval to
ranch final daclalona, reported
French diplomatic qoailsrs today.
I t was predicted tha French would
refuse to accept the Martinique
Defoliations with a resultant
break la relations with tbs Unit
ed States soon.
Saboteurs have wrecked radio
Paris, tbs key broadcasting sta
tion far Nazi pro pace nda In ormilled Franco and tbs station la
silant far tbs Arab Urns sinew tbs
O sm u m . imarchad - inis Paris
I s.k k■
- 11*1.1
lf>* IashhImi * ttimi [.v rfiirmed
t ,'*l link zsitigid ihrip way in
I'i" 4 .l ilsik h g itt,
In HI M
I lit*
ra d io
,-f ft JupilM t'e*' n ta lio n
which
it that
i •<I m if
(11111* v* it« In s ia d fA itln g
A
lit lit rlmp-HMiy mi lhr *rrnic hemuin * id Ja p u n , f irs tlin g
lit (hr
tu Ti i
Action It Urged To
Supply Gas Masks
M
ar IS-W
at. Imminent
Men. 17-25, To Start
branch office,
Thia employment service was to
bars taken applications far vari
ous defense Job, a t tha Naval
Tralnhw Baas hers, and Mr. Baytr
Stated that a t tha preeant there
was no cfflclsl place where an^ lestiona far jobs may bs turned
fta^uiniKf
I***
tkom lm l.
that
p e a c e fu lly
It
could
.S u tlilcn ly
b#
Mint off lb«* air The radio monII*•i m tht* Ihaiiilicr form a Hon
hiufti t h e J a p unnmmrcr icrcftin
'firiny Umilcri* coming
C om ing
fast
Many lMimljcr».*
"As the tximb sticks whirled
li-Hti. thia Nip announcer k e p t
mi ilir )»li. Kcresmlny in h l y a liilrbol panic, he railed our sh o ta
in a play-hy-play
ilrvcrlptlon,
ni-Ii -I Ilm f i r e , rnuaetl, ahoutsd
rasualty bulletin*. Our ahlpa r e r,Iviil the fiitleat Information t h a t
in)imr could want, on t b s l r aeLONDON, May 12- (J*)—G e r rompltihmeiiti.
man occupation force* in the
Netherland* today
executed
24
mors aliened leaders In s veerel
s n t l - N s i l o r ginlia tlon, b r lnslna
lo yfl the number of llsllamirr*
»hot for alleyed plo t to pave th e
way for sn Allied Invasion, the
WABIIINOTON, May I t, W V Ntlherand* radio announced.
Chairman Mansfield of ths House
Lehmann Says Payroll Allotment Plan
Is Main Feature In Defense Saving Bermans Execute 2 1
Karl Lshmaqa, deputy Elate
Amsny other business tran<- administrator, held a roundtable
actad by tha Commission, E. II. conference with member* of tbs
Seminole County Defense Bavlay
Committee Friday afternoon at
4 list ef forvthe -City that
feature i t the i
era Is subject Important
ton of war bends sad sts
n * , public to lend feeds
n v tm m en t for use In
bodfst. V. A. Speer, shall
Z i & ’iS X u V S i
tended ths msstior.
' Under tbs allotment pi*
bdtrtdvsl is naked U s|
toast 10 percent of Ms
ralexy fa r’bolds aad star
l i aald to ha the meet i
states In ths purchase* of bond* More In Netherlands
and stamps in sales during th*
pest year, with ths exception of
two or three months of the year,
and hs uryed Increased buying
hr ths public to offset the fact
th at ths state now Is sniylny
the so-called off season, lie r v
pressed pleasure with ths pro*,
roes mads so fa r In th e’county.
Mr Speer declared, "Tbs splen
did showing la the county In ths
past n s i In defense aarlnro
makes It necessary that our ef.
City News Briefs
fort to accelerate buying be In
creased now as our May quota
Semuel S.'McCe
of 841,609 is based on oar pest of th e American
stall t h a officers
b sll-U ss In e l'n*t.
Hearing Will Open
On Barge Canal Bill
iUven end Harbors snnotmeedi
yesterday he would open hsartncu'
on May IK on • bill to su tb e rtn
the appropriation of lU IJIM iM # 1
for eonatxuctlon of a b a m canal
and pipeline across Florida t« re*
Here (ho oil SbOTtafO OB tbs Mast
The measure also would pavrtda
for deepening the exLstlnc aiaa*
ti
W bSs
• ' .• '• ■ ' “ I
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SELECT SELECTIONS
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0 jr.lt A LPJI W A R N E R
SKCURITY
Red
Steer
FertlUier
Security
Aad
Fertitlierl
Cold Smoke, Rose Special
And Dealing Powder* I
CAMPBELL’S
SECURITY FEED
amt SEED STORE
*.»!**• m N d l r r
Sanford Gets New
j z /Phone^Djrectb
League Standing
— ‘A*TMMoti bifehiU writer
trying to explain -to Ted
ia im , (lender Red Box alu
“
giuae of Iho lock of local tho rallrrad won’t give ua a
a. which ia a deplorable break.’’
itien, we tr* offering another
-------------Mi of the A I’’a allly aide of
Mlaaouii' and Ntbr.iak* were
AJ
, ..................engaged in a uiiier 111* Six
ma lAbert, Philadelphia ban#- footb.ll battle aa .fllob
Jett,
conch, wja walking to tho half-pint halfback, reported :•
la Philadelphia- with aoraa’ a lubatilut* In the Mlaaourl backbe Boaton [Imre* after they fieldude<l a (trie* and headed I Towering Elmer Dobrman, Cfew York eti the unto train, foot, 4 -lneh femhuaker captain,
ly located the PH 11lea’ ray. 1 dared down it Ihe any til replacepoll a t ’that," be Mrtamed,' ment and growlcdt. _.
In* to tho Inat c ir on the ‘-\Vbat do you play, aonnyV
, ’’atill In jaat plae— ertn “•Illch, plnnchla and
poker.
of auheeriBenTgetUn# wrong numbcn, be explained.
If the 'old directory le net taken ttp at the time of the new
i ne‘» dell very, It ahould he dWranied with other waete pepor
hod later turned orer to the prop
er persona alone with other (elrare material(, Mr. Tam er said.
If any auberrtber doea not re
t a in hla ropy of the new d i w lory, he ahoold notify the tele
phone buaioea* tfflew, and a copy
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"You're a popular flgurr. ex
Keeelle In t H t a r
.K«w York (I IH t.u v rf, poet*
plain* ntho writer, "and they
poi.»d tail lei Innlne,
expect you to ac'anowladce them
jtillae.lphl* t. ai. LfOnle II.
ag-pl -ute, ll'e like being a movie
Ilrooklyn ( I Calcauu, i-M*.
a .t r r You like'morlea ind you
peaId.
in tbably go to aee aoma parti
inxton al Claoloaall.
cular actor ’ regu-arly. Suppoae
A w c m r a c i r - t o i r.
jou aee him In a bum picture!
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w l r ri.
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Walter
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finally
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pitd »#r,
whipped the Bravee.
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tended to faint on the mound , , t
He'a got a great
from the aurprlae of IL He re. MnM
tumor."
vived ind accepted the flauulta
— —
ot hla teammate* while Ihe payThe first round of peanuta and
ing cuflomera laughed.
pop conaumed, (ana Milled back
— — ——
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to await tbe firat ba l* r agalnax
'Vh*n Dii*y Dean cpilt the thw , bout hem Aaaocialion ixno*Cubc to become a Si. l/>uia v||ia Smokiea.
isdlo
baleball
rommrnlator,
jr a Terw ay, public addreea an. r.nkla Krucb eillod him aaido non.war bee* Horn i lengtny va*
•dr a little advice.
tation. boomed:
Vrlach had been Dean’* mane“F in t batter la Hick Clary of
*er when Dla to n e d ’em for the h'ew urloena, •
. ardlnala and rrankle had •!#«
Fana tittered,
tad a teaeon In the radio booth"Sorry," the corrective toothed,
“ I told Mm to get a book and "0f Atlanta."
read a little each day to brraden
yam nowled.
'i> vrrabulary. Dla
cam* Lack
all*- thh one:
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rough th* third day at achool
d h,v* cruftiY up with th* old
mar.'
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benr he • and boat loft ha* l.ecn
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QUALITY MEATS
PROTEINS
Wearing U>* N avy Croat awarded
to him by Pruldcnt Reoeevelt ia
U t u c Jim D. Miller. II* racalrrd
Ihe medal for gallantry In the Jap
attack cn Pearl Harbor, Miller and
hla run crew aboard the A ruosa
fought off enemy attack* although
(urraunded by firs* earned by bomba,
thereby allowing wounded men to bo
evacuated from lb* ahlp to th*
safety of tbe (bore.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 7. 1012
■wnww n n i i i 1 1 .
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THE 0XNFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
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Ceiling*
Ntr-RanM United
S t a t e s Bombers1
Aftatn Blast JapOccupied Rangoon
ir», operating from Idbuea, train attacked
•M-hdd Rangoon’ today,
Itg many ftrea In the
\area. 'Japanese forcee
r Unas far the Ume
flirting beery casualIndicated H u t U m deif hope la Ills Yun• eras ley In Haak
on U * laraden’ « v
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id etudoata of f span's
soIlona it appeared
i M y well be plus-
M em ber
fe e l O r W
Deputy administrator re a l AO rtsr will direct the federal realeontral program under the super
vision ef price admlnl.lrator Leon
Henderson.
He is working at
present on tbo plaif which will
effort the liras of millions of
Americans
Under the present
regulation*, effected ereaa will
hero 10 d*ys In whkh to itablllto rents In lino with O. P. A.
recommendation.
Number Of Cart,
Trucks In County
Total Over 4,560
3,563 Are Passenger
Autos, Ration Pro
cedure Announced
■ •, . j
: ■
■ *
*.
•
(toeeltoe Rationing In Seminole
directly sffeet
8 trow ing the need of addition
al recreational facilities In Senford, the Woman’s Club has of
fered seven suggestions * to the
C ity Commission that w ill profto v i end heallhful enter
tainment brth for the young pro
of Sanford and for the 1,700'
I*tod men. officers end ins true* who era to be stationed et
Naval T ra in in g Rase herv,
Mies E llu b e lh D. Hubh. ro m s -
ponding secretary, revealed today.
I t was stated that "Due to the
rationing of geaollni. when thv
ycung people of our city and th,
mew at the Navel A ir Dais, who
a rt expected to come here, wt
w ill have to hare Some form of
No n-E s sent ia 1
D r i v e r s To Get
2 Gallons Weekly
recreation. II is very Important
that the city do something about
this In the near future."
Th e follow Ing suggest lent were
a supervised playground
should
be ronslructM,
means
should be deetsed fee building a
swimming pool, perks should have
tables end pknle facilities, young
people should be allowed the use
of the Tcurlst Center, more ten
nis courts should be msde avail
able and the present ones recon
ditioned, and tost due attention
should be given to recreational
facilities for cole led children.
I t wee added that the W e man's
Club Is glad and willing to do
all II can to further these propoeals
W A S H IN G TO N , Msr 8. OP)
— Price
Admlnlelrstor
1*0*1
Header con today it id motortele on the eastern tpabeard
mine cert for non-eoeontiel
driving, could ripecl no more
than three gallon* of gaeollns
•er week under the govern
ment rationing system.
" I ere *trine to say I wo", he I Unaataaoesly peeetng the
told new imen before appear. . Ikm, members o( the S«
Ing before the House Inter Garden Chib et th* annuel
state Oomuwtjs
Committee, lag this morning at the T
“with no prospects ef getting Coiter suggested that s cia
It s ta w thrue. J dool see campaign be conducted In 8«l
The motion w*» made by
how I ran a raid giving the H. H. HcCastln, co-chslmu
basic r a in in g per w i t today."
the HiatifloaUen Commltin
In addition, Mrs. McCstZ
dared that "Sanford wo met
Asks Citizens, City
To Co-operate In
Morale-aiding Plan
tools Count:
■ sobstenUs
tain a new « m from hie tag
srancy hen or la any other state.
If a person does not use hit
car for boslaocs, ho will not srrsn
has# to HU out u
application
blank. Hs will merely present
hie auto registration card and re
ceive a gas rationing card for
each car, If ho hue moro than
OM»
This rationing canl will be
known as the Type Af card with
seven units for the nest 48 days.
The C P A will determine Utar
the exact else In gallonege of
the unit, ahd the motorist wilt
he entitled to Mean tlmea that
much gaeoltne- H a may boy it
all. at once or stretch the w r cbases oust the 45-day period.
I f a racterist uses hli car (h
buelnaes, he mnet fill ont an sp-
r ^ r ‘- « a y r ‘“ c7 Green
For C
ffromf rwprt
a sands toa tarry
r « son iyour
a
What to tha total am egs delly
wart T ■
NUMBER 200.
I ’rotA
and beautify Sous*. and property
end the C ity will be asked to
_____ take care ef ell City propertlc,
htatea *nd vacant Iota end also th .l the
at U s
.* 5
Whirlwind Marriage Causes Fuss
the
re
calved today by The Herald from
the Garden Club, " It was sug
get led D ie morning xt the annot) meeting of the Gerden Club
that we aak the citliena of San
ford to Join us In clean up week
That beginning Monday, May It.
ws elean and beautify our o »n
fro party end ask the City to take
care of C ity property and vacant
lota, sad that *11 of the builnea,
districts be cleaned.
“ The town really
needs
a
Spring cleaning.
.Housekeepers
know what water and a little
point w ill do for a house. T i e
same treatment would help some
ef ear stores sad filling station,
"W t. tha Garden Club ef S*nthe Garden
_
_ forcee that will soon
ta our midst,” .
J . H. Cclctough
—Endor Curlett
___ Chairmen and M m
H. H . McCaalla, eo-cheJfman.
U. 8. Ilattlcnhip and
1 2 Plane Carriers
Are Claimed Sunk;
Nip IsoRses Heavy
’
i
Mont Important Pro
ject Handled Ry
Croup la Airport
■ A , i n eld In its annual May
membership drive, the Seminole
County C l ember of Commerce,
endcr the direction of Secretary '
rd w -c# -fltg gln e , has Issued e de
tailed report as the sctivltlee of
the organisation
since Get. J,
1942.
A bulletin has been pdhllclisd
trvdallog the reaulte obtained by
the Chamber of Commerce In the
llrpnrt project, the amount
of
advertising dons h i t winter and
11 v benefits from I t lbs report*
«n tourist entertainment, the proreae mode by the defense school,
• bringing of the Bo,ton Braves
tUirhell I lub here, the activities
ef the Good Road,
Committee,
,nd other miner movements by
th- organisation
“ V - most Important project
handled h r Ibe Chamlwr of Cornmetre I* the development of the
mumrlpsl airport."
the bulletin
Vea.l, ' T o cover tn detail the
terimta atepe nf the development
of thl, project would require a
volume In Itself. The file, of corImpendence w ill different deprrttnenta of the government;
the
numerous presentation, of thla
field In the A r m , end N ivy a rut
the C A A le a long atory It I,
pufflrisnt to is y that after Ik
montha of conllnuoue work here,
In Jacksnnvill*, and In Washington. we have flnsllr landod
a
Jeet that le reaulred by the
end which will be beneficial
this countv Howevrr. tha Job
from finished. One step In
••ram only l«adi to mere
to . la JW
w f r
It la r\vcr««anr to
■ tornp.ltte chcfk-urt of ’ioutfnp condl
Uofii. R fn ti in this iftikxi arc
lower than they should hr, THla
ihculij br rrm isilH , but at the
rame iin 'r n«t
ovrrdone. Th*1
Fedkrtl |{mj»|ng authority
h i
bean notifinl of the development
here ami hat been re^ueited to
•end t repreaentative to make a
■tirvay » l t h the viewa of dcaifnathis section ■■ s defense
iah lm II |e*hip uni an
\u-tralUn
hr a t )' riiim i
N*'i *im« th« i -tnliinnl Aiitlral-
Smiling happllk
\ «r!**i k X K it Ivy in.I fit* in
m irtied K ltl K inrhl AlheiU»li
fm the i*tn
Miami Bv,u h
Thi j u rn iiiim r ini nflei n fiiwt
- tiijip ru trtti rf ihi l.rhle t parmla M* Mml 'J - - \
ht
taell-known Imh Ih f aupplt fiu«il>
M«nia «n>l r».t|>.i « n n
m tf)1citiul Ihr i*11|l nf i n ipfimy r*ilm»i'| in th. n >f! .- m - i * i
mairiage, Ihi! cuptol » m i*u(
2 Sfifpfl Sink Off
Coast Of Florida;
55 Art* M i s hi n k
k .1 H K H T . May ».
KuUftrrn iurvlvora, laodnd af
Ivr Ia n American merchantmrn a r i f atlacki’d and •un
off (hr Kiorlda cuatt. rvjMirl
■ngrily (hat two German
tubinarmr*
machine - ^ufinnl
mcmlnTe of onr craw »rrk|nif
tvmi Hirai y . safety in tlir fort*
thrlr bur ii in if ahip
east)»
The
uihl -S on «m« ship
am!
on anolhrr appa rntli
had *■! ihr it llvra
F"iif tori*
■avrd ffrvni onr t frw t•f
irvi tori*’ hm ufht hrfp nn t
fNirv rRian ahlp
dr
■If IK Ilull to make Ihr i *1 tl.
Trn of 17 altoiard (hr
*eir ■avrd aa a Na^y plan
kvfii
thr m
a
over
thu>uifhtiui thr nl^ht and l-iek
rd them up in daylight
tle ctio n Falls
Short 91 Votes
W Official Count Makes
No Change In Ito suits In Primary
nf
Navy
i7
»J
vlirll
ton A me Mi
nf an rnrm > *hi j»
. ff L n
miiB, h»tl
ami
4I<4M
M r*, laran
*ur h
rf|H « 1. .i
That
I ih i l intiiUy
fruultrtl, the
h\ A mi l l<
h 1* in U m
Navy amm
•1411. |INIf «H
nil’l l n hr 4*f JM J'a{M:I iiilin ir I* » at v e n
Mi** -h'f*’
•4*1•
I hr Sil|.
ts rtr 11rif| (4NMC.n-I.lrt Mhlr ,‘*.
|44l|«4fel i‘.|
letil fr.r
A mrr it Mii-llriUihs
I hit. h l. >vr>
the- h-rt-ai hettla
■ thr Jain Sc*■ in late Febni*
Hi. • ittel |.1 waf.
*. i it hrii fh»- Alii
hnil «evni
♦t41*- «n>l Miv
niu l mi ilMiiiajji'*!
I ill iht Inuli III
hut ih f^
I iiiui;h|ut; IPlillBtcd, lip«
lipwiiger,
* v*j i*k |n*r U
I He
•et lu ll
l»* h a ir btBn j
.tipi
ef«)r or u tialltr ItotWMn
u m th
A run lean ami Japan***
fnii ** and *i fto’T fr •u Jle ■w *T i •o
■Iint it hmitaji i*i thr Arnerkan*
it mas hav* iitrurrrti m daylight.
I h« n*4 nf (h«+ (rrrn "Nava! rn*
i;ajf*M'trfit.rr It iTa* -ahi, .IrfinitvU miani that American turfacc
•tngi« a■ torll a» aircraft ha*J par*
tu i|ia(i-4|
Allies Account
For 2 Jap Planes
Over New Guinea
*II * leewrtoiril
. .
Mu
s •.■' ■■
*rl« y W I I I' 1^
4>f I f|( Iht 1lltlMfl Hf!
nml nil)if
I...ml
I
*
:J ob
I*
,•
!’ »*•• I
I lyht
Jri|Mfu#r l r r «
fighter
' hips Htlack«rtl Port Moresby.
Nr k* (iuinra Unlay ami Altlci
m i!ilt|uart4*t- rrjHiflril on« W>i
.hi.t .Irttoti
Allirtl i r t onnaitialter
t»li*n. * >l"itnal anoiHrr rntiay
fiif fti i i in it lair, N fw Iguinem.
\ i* Lintil f trial an.I unennf
fr|.o ft
Bureau Will Be
Set Up To Take
^
E 'm it
(iiwn, ami thi tiip|»lin^ i»f a RHl*
bulletin added that plans
will have In be made for tl* re.
m o tio n and entertainment of the
personnel thst I, to be itatloned
*1 the N w e l Training Base. " A
recreation
building
and t r im
ming oonl. whlrh wAe refuted by
the rW A <>n i rcount of lick of
nectarity ■ year sru, will be pre
•anted again together with other
nlsns for recreational fecllltlea.
Tranaoorstlon frcilltlee mint be
provided. A large Immigration of
workers may make It possible to j
gel government eld on lie coun
ty hoepltal pro Iact ’
A report on Hanford and Semi -1
aele County advertising by I h r !
Advertising
Committee
under
Chairman Holland
Dean, shows
U»*t 1919.10 was spent for Inasrtlon« In I t mag*line*. Including
AAA
Rea real Iona I
Directory.
Field
t r tim
» , m.. Sports
(laid. I
it tour and
*no 8
n tr
open* A
Afield.
Advarttemanta in 12 nf th« lawrf
m e n»wipY.n«r» in
th«
l/nliad
States, nvr-sttv In northvrn citlss,
cos- ll.48t.A5.
H was announced thst tl* edvertislni produced e total of I,t M Inquiries dlvldod a* follows:
r e d estate 43, n t i r t l tourist
Inform*lion 895, fishing end hunt-
Hp
| A inuim nnth lint lie in rag*
t m a In -lw ie n gient Allli-rt and
Jn|inm*n<- Nnvnl force* in tho
( ‘«irnl Sen off northennt Alls*
I m l in, nml fir-1 re|*orln of
lonnm for I he |m<l five days
, indicate it i- the erenlcst
■ N aval n t t iu u -.o f - Vtto rrew
world » « r
T h e Allien .mud nt least 111
rncuiy wntthip, hlived, ere sunk
-■* rrlpplrd. including reports to-tay -f I he nlnlliig of an elrcraft rerilvr end a heavy cruis
er. and thr damaging of another
aircraft
earner
anil
another
heel' v crulacr
Itniu-rlel Tokyo
hredi|uar1crn elanm-ii the •inkinjr
nf is
Stair* l>tsHlr»hip of
the t-a lif'irnla cla■* mini (he air*
tpaft cnriirf*. Saritlo^a nni( Ynfk*
Sanford Garden r
Club Proposes
CleturUp Drive
summer for youeg people end
TqVPurchas*
beys la the service who era com
ing to our new sir bate."
It was suggaated that begin
stamps And Bonds ning
May I I , ell residents tlesn
Mteattan. giving hie name end eddress, the aature. and deerrlptlon
of Ma huslnees or work, and answar tha fajtowia* qumUonst
If yoa Irfea to roar wort.
what to the shorteet mileage from
your Imam to year regular place
Rhythm Shine of work or commuting point!
How many miles do you drive
B L A M lO lQ , May k - each working day In carrying °n
Annoclaled
reatest Sea Battle Of W ar Rages Off
; Japs Lose 13 Ships
Woman's Club Proposes 7-Point
Detailed Report
Recreation Plan To Commission On Activities Of
C. Of C. Issued
Long-rufe. United Slate*
Ing into FreeChina from
poath claimed the occat*i of .LungUng, 00 mile*
ikd WtnUnj on the Bar-
■ ■ w i i- w v u
FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1813.
(h it
flip! II ■
4hiihi
i hi |*4»I
-I'Mlf
thr
Japanra*
m nH rfsl
lh«* email
•mail unit* of
ffirrra
■till
* ieland* 41f th«
•rmdition fur
k* «*n Ih« M «-
Applications
r r
afUH»uriC*f>
\f *r 1>rpar'
.
ft A I IMMIII Hf 114(114" tortfijCfl t«ft"
Ju ,l ■- . 1-00 St Ih r c—hlist'liil
*ItfUf ■’«
k I >* ifiakr i leii i (h r m inpltlf*
for the Naval Uporstliuisl T ra il
iti kih I l»*M Iii i'fiill|
iMMiflitimi
iiaturv <*f ih« report,
ing lls.p hors sr* able t— Inform
>--f fh iitl f ijfij i «•* (ii
ilr|i
lbs Ke-letwl KmploymenI Hervin
- 11*41 Mr T in ir |»**it
JaipMiii«ft<""C**ittr -died radio
the ty|-f> ->f workers that will be
i *.f If! thflrnlTr
Manila
.aid
that
nocdv-l si the has*, th« ,#rvlrv
lu-ft-re the ri«*rl.-m ' l.irut t-en Jonathan M. Wain.
will open Its employment bureau
I ha I they taTTr a*hif I j aught had accnlacl rtlu d in lly lo
here. It. N . flayer, C ity clerk, In Ihr total nn May A O ouuJe! (hi* ««inditlon In rvoM furth*r
N f * ra w )
said this meaning.
nf ihr 4iiffrr**nr«* rau«rtl l*y (h r i ■arrifirr, and hail i»*uad approTh* contractors for tho 11.350,- lh i»r hailol*. (h r rr"tiJU a* coin | pfial** ortier*
field com000
project,
the
W
att
and
Sinclair
TON,,. M ay_l, ( * l pilrwl by T h r Ha raid vrrn* r ia r t j ni’indcr*
Con.
t
ruction
Company
and
the
freach eawflkt over
jy Ihr iurnr a* thv tifflclal fib" \
Belcher Oil Company, era aspectCon
with thv rzcvptl* ti nf
*4 to sst up thsir offic*. at the c*r I tort r iH 'i, w hrf v ihrf • wm.n n
field .ometlms next week. Thu
very sliyht ilvvlathm.
LON D O N .
May *— G IV -Th e employment service will open at
T h r offirial count follow*
oaw-tew British era leer Edln- Gils lima end will take appliesMrml*vr Huuar iif RvprfmnitaHorn for Jobe at Sanford's base
(Ivr*, G fiiiip 1. Hrndv fl2U, N rl
and other defense projects.
Nn
1
applications are to be taken (or **m l.n j'j. Smith 033.
M rm l-rr Hou»v of Rrpraarnta*
«4h*r then defense work.
The » e rr lew la to be establish tiers. Group I, [*nnanly I,OHO, I local hospital.
I will lx held M<
ed here under a recent p lan,. Menu 1.141
« M sovsrlty af
ating such a unit In evrry roun- i (’ inly rommlssloner, IMelrlrt | 10:00 o'clock
.1
.
Hnltaid
1.040.
Overstreet
l,!H.1.|
Catholic Church
■ In the elate. I I will bo lo- '
rated e l the C ity Hell In a Member Cungresslonal K itcu - J J. Ksllaghan
room provided by the City Com- live Committee (Cnmmltthrwom-1 msnt will folios
It.lori. It to axpected Dial per an) District 3. Keleham 840, L y - Catholic Cemelc
Pepper Demands
U; SL Seizure Of
Frtnch Islan d s
j
Gcrman Sub Blasts
. Big B ritish Cruiser
Mrtt. Azzarello Dies
At Hospital Today
e
»o«s who already have mads ap
plication nt the Chamber of Com
merce for work at the airport
will have to file another appli
cation with the employment bu
reau.
s*-.
Motor
Brazil
:
•
man 1.284.
Mrs. A iiarcll
Member County Democratic Kx- ford, was the «
•cutlvr
tie*, fllmpaon 30,
Wales Af,
*»
Representative ' Ktats-al-largW,
Cohen 207, Green 1,191, OverStreet 811, Tervln 81.
.
Representative Fifth Congres
sional District, Hendricks 1,018,
Parkinson 181, Rims 18,
•
' Justice
of Supreme Court,
Group S, Behring 1,107, T u rn bull 713.
Railroad Commissioner, Group
1. Davis 441, Matthews 1,111,
Stewart 181, Group « , Burvh 387,
Carter 1,013, King 174, Swegor
Henry Carroll Joins
United States Arp
•s *
�I
TB S
8A N TO H D
rHE (HOT)AIR WARDEN
is is G i i e i e u !
ONLy SCHOOLS
Wlf’
m
a re lic o f t f e ■ y p t j m .p l
v e ry
p r o a p e r o ju .
It
is t i n
li
J oaftehna lfw opr*ky <MJ o or r a6ll0
h o u r*
h o u rs
m h”*
m talking
which la
ijf wholly
itation to
about Inflation
necessity
U'tWfabU* bb-tbbd o
la in
jR n f l S j j T k lot
WlOf" WWW*
la our system of public Instrestferw-Uiot and the duties, powers
t|£ farmer* pad responsibility of a prssldtnt
white coiUr'wprkera. ThUa wb«t or other presiding officer,
government ||| taxes |a clover for
itryside,
sd^of notions or tho fist proeperout
ateadlly be
I) rowantbor at f Utor by the same reatrlc
't>a darknoos that b yot
S ro fU e^ jn S d
itilndWktrfM are enjoying the moat
V f f inc!i
• JkfjfUttaj which
b e in g forced o f f th e
a the mprvrt of thft r e t y p e d ao r i g id ly tl
c e n t . J t fln d a tte a lf
8 S R O BERT N A T H A N - s ig n e d to re g u la te *1)1
lu r e d a w a y b y b i g <
<4 C o p ro a rte
(bore ate th
Norfolk front
hittafiAl ootiuUUon,
m l
m
Mlmml
oJI tte eoMiees at Uto front and
Thank ,7W
the i m m at hone, *0 .here's a bt'Lrai
b fSJ to the-huadred P**- rrooting to rec all ond In a big What I,______
Americans fsol
war*
;
IJfbtr-
ihelSta
Mr.
Do yen bon. 'out there’ rot to
Ksnast Boosmlt, son cf the thlo b oonoeRlft for you- fa hu
f .w x a r f f l
r the aama labor kfisfatlon delncaa* while Its workingmen are
contracts In w ar Industries or
In an adltorlal tbs MUmI bally
an4 Nary by Selective Service. Neara ondorscs Stalin's - altltwfs
'difficult!* ar, uni
Cham ber
■y H U . U H U T HOU3HOLDM
The national ratio of telephones
8o»r»oy, we Just esnt get corns humbls - before the soldier.
a M eath 18.50 percent of ■Urtad until wo giro gTroilng to Ws cin’t tie Ue shoes. We owe
b
ippll«* to fat
WHAT ABOUT YOUR SOLDIER?
i P 9 (4 ’out that fompo V lltUe butlneaa man
ua to exist at all ana la
let of the war, buying
iWbitUnjf 1q hie usual
ation Army campaigns
toward Osrmanj^-Uw libers tier
of bar pooylo front their tbralldom
lie-robbing
a ril
HeUUve Metier
OSSm
CDOTO
WEATH
ft,*,,
iQsJ
-yf*
t rr HoUift CMMM
• ITS COOL
♦
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A n d P erso n a l Activities
ial Calendar
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/Der sonals '
M B S . L O U R IN B B E A L . B o e k ty E d ito r
* V «O Tt.lw r pupil* In • music rre lul
fai the Womtn'i Club i t Tt4 (
PJ4. Tbn pubiw U cordially to -1
vltod to attend.
. Mb* Marjorie Cogburn will pret M t ' to r dancing pupil* in a re
cital i t
th# Samlnole
High
School i t i lia P. M. aponaored
by tin Journalism C U m . T b .
public 1* Invltod to itUnd and
liekoto b i t be m c u red from
_ member* of too Journalism CDaa.
9
TV* Ora-Del Chapter cf Ui*
Sob Dub Club" will bo h o ttm
at • H i t Day dine* In lb* City
H ill with th* ' ’Hep C i U ' i t i
ptoe* orchestra furnishing
th*
PHONE
,
Mr. and Mi*. Prank Jamigan
_ have arrived from Florence, Ala.
[ to v iiit with thr former** brolherr In-taw ami iliter, Mr end Mm.
E. M. Swilm. at their home In
the Clementa Apartment*.
M ,■ S A TU R D A Y
’
Friend* of
Ml**
Klirabelh
"
The C fttllin Muilc Club will
Hairier will be interr*t*d
to
meet In tb* Fannta R. if union lene Cog bum, ecretary;
Ovli 1 leam that the ha* been removed
Studio on Myrtle A n na* i t S:1B Brown, aoclal leader; Joaephlm
1 to her home an Park Avenue
P. M. Mr*. Charles W Uki will bo
UM ( M t line*' on the proyrim. Yatea, mlaalonam leader; Man ’ from the Fcrmld-laughton MeEllen
Duggar,
Bible
reader
lent
’ mortal llo*pitel.
_
M O N D AY
'9
Tb * iregu tie business meeting art Beaele Norrt*. associate Bl
t
Friend* uf Pvt. Kartyl* liuuaof to* W . 8. C. 8. of the MrtboLouise
Dowling,i holder will regret In lean) that
i l b t . Chunk will bo held In th* Walnwrlght,
croup captain*; Mrs. P. R. T o r -• he I* III In the h n ^ita l at Camp
churth i t 1:00 P.M.
lor, leader; and Mia. C. Smith,i Jo*e|>h T Kohineon, Ark. where
Cirri** of th* P in t BaptLt sponsor.
he I* Matlonrd with Co A .. (3 rd the Florida State Federation of j
Church will
meeti t 3:30 P.M.
Young People'* officera include:: Training , I l n , 11th Rrgtmenl. Women's Club* convention heir! j
to with tb* folbwlny:
recently in Jacksonville, ^ rv l to t
Circle One, Mr*. A . M. Cord- France* Smith, president; Junior
Brown, fie# prestdrnt; Rnymorel
Mm. I A l>y*on. Mi*a Kilt*, which ahe »«* a drlefttle
tiler on' Palmetto Avenue.
Mr* 11 t* Moore, another «ict I
Rev.; fcwth Dytnn ami Ml** Marjorie
Cirri* Two. Mm. E. B. Clein- MIDI fan, averrtary; and
|June* pirn to >p*nd the weekend efffttr* gtvr • recapltulati :» of
n H to th* Clement* Apartment*.
the
talk bjr A llirrt Campbell
In Galnnvllle and attended th*
Circle Three, Mr*. S. C. G n -j
Alpha Eta Chapter of 1*1 Kappa Kelt. vtiDhp subject was "A n j
. h a m , 104 W**t Twentieth Street, i
Alph- fraternity’* twrnty-nlnU) Obi Book lor a New Inlrmsliotv* !
“ ‘ Circle Poor, Mm. P. P. Camp-1,
•IDm". wherein he tjuolril from
annuil Mother’* Day reception.
bell, Z tID Sanford Avenue.
the IH t h rhaipter of Matthew;
Mr*. II. C. Waahburn haa re- •ml Governor Hprmumf Hollamt'a
Circle r im . Mm, Jodrr Camturned home f f l< r >|fndlng the talk on "Florida Conservation to
part two and a* half month* with Victory".
Major II. C. IVaahhurn at Fort
She re|M*rt«M» «»n tft«* departmenti
— 1118 Myrtle Avenue with Mra.
Leavenworth, K inrai. where hr of rorifervalion a- given l»y Mr*.j
9 p. W. M torr ■* eo-hiMtrti.
attended and » « > graduated from B. Whitman nf Orlando mid the I
'd it t o * of the 1'realiyterlan Hnthe Command and General Staff itlvlalfin of forestry and fire pro- j
rngn’i Auxiliary will meet a* folSchool
While in Kau*aa, Major tecli n aa (riven hy Mi Jandia, t
k*at
and Mr*. Waahhirn vi tiled the a Htatr Foies! nml Turk Kitvu* \
Cirri* One. Mr*. W . II. Bath,
former’* mother, Mr* M E. Var- live
_ chairman, at tha Tourtal Center
1ner. »t Tnwanda. h*u*aa, for
She tub! t»f the I* a a*Inch *»•%* 1
• a i 3:10 P.M. with Mra Bath,
|
revet
aI day*
May t Waahbum f i v r n for the d r U trait'* a* t S p 1
Mra. II, D. Dagu* and Mr*. L
j
haa
now
leturnrd
to
hi*
station
hf»IT»r
nf the I1 Mrlh*f preti.le.il.
G. Hunter a* hntie****.
I at Port Henning, t.a
Mrs Thutstnii Rd IipH i nl rt hit h ,
Clrde Two, Mra. W. 8. Brum| Guv an*t Mrs MnHuml * r ir in j
ley, chalrrAan, with Mr*. E. I).
ihi- neri%m*r lm*
Brownlee. BOO Palmetto AvvnJo.
Mmtheiw of Ihf Srtrtf,*|i| c|ji» 1
to at 3:10 P.M.
tlis tl lluiti-d lhe |f1*«*I mil r*rn1 f.*| i
r • Clrel* Three, Mr*. J. N. till*
cry which wen -ent In thr 1c*a|•1
loti,
chairman,
loo, c
f ln n w * , with
wno Mr*.
wr*. Vktar
» *
Ml*a Lawtm a.irndrtl the Sem
MeLaultn, 408 W rit Nineteenth Lnole County Khool* and Bob, T h r jiuMir i* rordioily inv|te*t era! inn u t e r i my In (Tie * hmn;>cr
i
Street* at 3:10 P.M with Mr*. Jo nr* College. Cltvrlaml. Tennei-i lr, nMmil thr M:ilhi r* tiny itto - I I *inil in efee aitJ l hr \\ nlita n*# ♦
Club*
W . E. ilollybrad a* CO-ho*tea*
an*, receiving her A. B. tlawru* 1gram in in* givrn in the F iril
Four mrnilMis of th* Martfotvl j
Circle’ Four, Mr*: A . D.'Bmlth, front th* Florida State Collagoj ll*|tti-t Chirch h Sunday afterchairman, with. Mra. J. E. Bakar, for Women in the cliia of 1939. noon at I 00 o’rlork, ipnn-orr.1 Clut> were elccti-<l l«» thr Stall*,
1(00 Weit Flrat Street, at 3:30 rhe haa don* graduate work in I by (h r Elk* (Tub an.l Antlnfa hoard, inrltniirn?. Mrs. Itnlph Aca*:
P.M. with Mr*. Victor Greene a* apweeh at Nrrthweetrrn Onlver»-l The Itrv Frank K thilley. ter tin Smith president, M r- W alter t
L r<Mijier r»*rrrs(Niiirlini{ sr**m# •
ro-hoite**.
Ity 1la Evanaton, lllinoia:
Fur tor of Holy „ Croaa Epiaeouat tar > , Mr» J1 (* Dal ter *«»n r imtr**I
Clreto Five, Mra. D. U Thraeh- two year* lire waa uacher of O u rrh . wilt t^ the apeaker
man
of trnnaiMirtalion, an*i Mrs, i
The entire program In l>r prv
*r, chairman, with Mra. L F. •peeeh and Spantah In the NewW M HoiYlt, Art rhnirrnai
[
•eptfd
follow*:
i M f r y High ’ SeSoel,*" Newbervhr,
An invttmtion s v eslrmtesi ,it b
Hymn
No
Jilt
“
Filth
of
Mur
Fla. A t praaent *h« la aeprlng
the i .nvcrttldii by Mrs Vlmifhin:'
Ivey a* oo-hootr**.
a* Engtlab-Spanlah inaiructor on MnthrrV’.-Cong rvgnUon.
Opening Eaereine* . — Exaltrd fur the State Federal nm ilnaft
tha LAavtow High School facul
meeting to be held in ^unfm-l
Ruler Dr. L. T . I)oc».
ty at Wlntar Garden.
*» w .*
Solo "Rock Me To Bleep Moth nerl year, and the «»»% it«st**►
M r. Mlkaaail la the only eon of
accepted.
Mr*. Ella Greer Mlktaell and the rr"- Mra. J. lj. Colrlough
Th
r
program
follow
t
«)
biurh.
*<•
Tribute To Mother*— Rev Frank
U U Mr. Daniel Blaine Mlkeaell.
which was srrvtd fiom tnhli
Mrs I
E.
Pulley,
Htly
Croaa
.
Epiacnpnl
Sa. of Wincna Lake, Ind.
He
thf*
*'int i
hobllng ar r ahgemrnta of im a m
I
Church.
w »« educated In th* Waraaw,,
Us and fern and waa o^enr*l wm J, bring
I
. ■.*>
htiul
In f, reboot* and attended Man-' Eaqulre— Henry Thuraton.
the singing of am « sigma! sumr countri
■
.
chanter College where he recelye*!1 Solo “That Wonderful Mother composed by Mrs. Moore that
*
co-oper
at.
hi* A 3 , degree In buaine** admin Of Mine”— Mr*- W. U. Fleming sung at th# convention
Tali
Alllknui»a ■
E*teemed Lecturing Knight istration In 1817- I* that year
haaketa of shrimp plant decorated !Stmlhoir i
ha joined tha American Brattice MarTto M o t h
iing hrltl trt
Solo
“ Rock-A-Bye-Bahy"
- the club rooms.
Corporation of Waraaw, and i>*.
During the business inrthn, Olemi
t
\
Mra. W . 0. Fleming.
cama Its pros Ids nt In 1940.
presided
over
by
Mrs
i
ft
I
law
«r i |»rr«Mb i>
Eatnemed
Loyal
Knight
Frier
Tha announcvmfnt was made j
ton,
It
was
annnuncetl
that
S
i
prrrln.
*•
at a party which waa given Sat-i Thuraton.
had t»een donated by the rluh t
Sola
"Mother
Machire"
J
urday at th* Lawton home In
the Salvation Army an.I plat
i
Martin Stinccfpher.
■re being made lo send « I H i
Eattomed Leading Knight
Club g irl to Tallahaasir in Ju* ■ t
Jiel S? Fla Ida,
Mrs, J, 0. Patterson, rhanm
*
Solo “ Mother O* Mine" J
of tht defenae council, utgerl <1. i
Martin Stlneelphar.
members
to
save
all
aalvngr
T
«
<
TU
Young PeepIa‘a Sunday
Benediction — Chaplain IV. G.
new members were Introrluccd by. i
thooj of
th*
rirvt
Baptl.t
Kllbee.
<
Mr*. PatUraon, Mra. A1 F. Hum 1i
harth entertained with a h»“ Mra. Marvin M iUm ^OrganlaL
and Mrs. E . L. Mayer. ■ tran*
irger fry at Evanartoto Pare ,*•
f*r from • Wgiblngton club.
r
uaaday evenlng. Thoa* enjoying
Ur*. J . W . HkU, eivic chan
m occasion wore:
Th* Mlaaoa Snllr Cummlng,
rule* Paektro, Leona Vaugtn,
M < M * W 4 44 4 4 4 * 0 * t * M m * » e e t * » v - m * e » « e » e e o m i
lato McWhorter, Grace Taylor,
ladra ‘ Pippin, Ud*
Nipper,
a rth a W rtg h t, Brian Ganwr,
rittoy atooto, Ulltoa Cameron,
pen Ledge, Jewell
Pittman,
Itoeir Bragg and Earllna Kelly.
A lto Ray Echola, J o t I n S h
abart Hay**. Buddy
Proctor,
Woman’s Club Has *
Business Luncheori
Lawton - MikcHcll
Engagement Told
For M O T H E R <
DAY - SUNDAY
MAY 10th
<i|l
program nirtimg ««*rr
M m . J- 8 (iahwn. Mt* It F
Trvrr, Mr*. Frnnk Evan*. Mi*
M. W . Deartro. Mi* H I ’ l>u
lloae. Mr* II «
ItLckei. Mi * .
I.. T . Do**, M l. M l. Collurn
Mm
E J Nel* n. Ml* G »
Ihitnam, Mr* W V Hitting. Mt*
W . A . Leavitt Mr*
Mr*
lllghleym*n. Mi* Halt. Mr* I
T Newby. Mi* II M I’apwnrlh.
Mi*.
Claudr
II. i n l.it>
Mi*
Moughton <nd Mt* Mi">re
A l»o, Mr* l»*w*.>n, Mt* John
Sehirard. Ji Mr* t M Ph'l'l" I
M m J It Adam*. Mi*
M m J. H K*> Mr* N rttn tip I
l> rru n , Mr* 1 K t ’mirtri Mr* |
Brownlee, Mr* J
II
Mennk.,
Mr* E. H ( ’lenient* M>* I A '
Young, Mr*
t:
A
I loitgla**. I
Mr*. K. Cnmpt1n
Mt* H I*
llrrndun, Mr* J K lloki-t MrI’attemnn. Mr* John M n*ih SDr Elifaheth I ru n
'I'** I'*'*
lllntori and M>*. *-b 11> ******
^
laith a q ijt of
P I I O E Y I V H O S IE R Y
R hi-’* i*tiiitinti h e r liojw *
cm n to c k iu it*
r r n ii’n ilH 'r
h im I
him I
«lu - !l
H iln t lr r yon
mi n u n ’ ll n m rr if thr* ttift i«
ii I hix <if ni'ii fi***hli>rui1ilv
I 'l l m i u x
Hnnton Hhh Shipping
Plan Across Slate
linU'i*. W r- juwl
klllill
•.Ill'll lu ll' th l'Jll
Col H r
III
, l i e ’ll
ill'll|1 fttr'11 In ll<’l)l
Ill i h i
,*i In Mull
Ih I HI.
W A S IIIN til <*N
i lor Ida ItansiM*! •
Program To Be Given
On Mother’s Day
l(kf Ott
The Y0WELL Co
\
G(1M|» M u l i D n
u II I
N E V E R D E S ER T I I M ( s u \ IV
D IS T R E S S
SO |l F W O R f i n
SinruliriF hi Ih** t*r*»s* *if Ji-su*
his mother John lU .J h
Hamburger Fry Is
Enjoyed By Group T. E. L, Class MeetH
With Mrs. Vickery
/ Shrf-r Lirtrim!
^ F.mb ' id( r ir « f
Av
\
?! HANDKERCHIEFS
9 Mam mirth *<|uare* id .hn-r , ,.r r. .
I r. VrrrrJ with frogr onl k»A A A
mg
|. ,ght r,.|..r.'
A v
Take It Or Leave It
Sunday Is MOTHER'S I)n> And MOTHER
WUl Like A Pair Of Natural Bridge ShocB!
j
T h r y ’r P D m lg n rd
,
N.dl
white
( n ln r f u l
r,>tl„„.
I'rintn
Fur
M n lh rr
v,nh
"M -.iti, ,
Ih u l
S
Dancing f| ml d r .ig n .
i
|hh>!*-■ on gencruu* *i|ii«i,-.
"f ro llo n ! P m ty A |n«, ll ,n|
/M /tg e r/
Hf ikjrft WAY IN
3mart Bally Lea Frock*!
C O O L
C O T T O N S
Freak print* in ahlrtwal*!.
•llm.ll, or midriff type* with
novelty trimmings! 1 I-3 I.
,t v ^
,£ M S k
M
W
Coal, Freeh
and Dainty
HOUHF.
CO A TS
(
.
I
IlftndluiRH
»ii.K
.RSt'sKr1r i
E*.|ulalta huso of .sheer
• *llk. . j i lu iu ry any muthi* cr will appreciate! A ll
perfect quality, all full
novelty .ly lr ,
In ahlny nat
*nt or grained
leather*!
Tra
A prons
( ‘o ve r-tp
an!
lo o p
neck
•lylr*, in gay
nrw
printed
ntlu ria , pret
tily trimmed!
N a lvrrI-trfd <
Handsome Umbrella* . I.at
Laraly Lace Table Cloth* I.IS
Embroidered Pillow Caeca 93c
He**, itlltki
fa r Cool Frock.!
C o iit m u j
S tto tr
.________
ip3Clg6^nB8
�TUB frltfO to HBBAtD, lANlPOTO,
a
u B g * # a w s# w t* M M d w »b a tta w > M w w tM B M ^^
W SHH
!X
2
&
m
W it A f A B O U t V O tm S O L D IE R ?
M l r » M Fa#w hw»>
bonk# N t k m BM. Th*
of Cotnmarr# aftawirad
laa^UMioaing. . Utarater#
Sod M. A ..W .-F . U . ? ,
n
■ooth* b*r*. T?e
If of MfOOO* who
i night to a full
C not*la,, w u X,, Other M tlf lt lt i
deportment were
muhS t
hid*mod# lafanoaUaa
reikoT (£3
with th U W t f . W#
^frllk?! W S * " "
ifth le UM Vocational DaPrttnlng Befool b m , th*
m S S t t r t * 1in m »t«iCh*imi
to eoraplatian th* organlrf • vocational Defane*
U train min far work In
[IBM
fro fn m ."
Henry
. Who r*pr*Mfit* th* or.
Ida on UM Defen** School
r r n t lf d that . t?o total
at many |M n . Albert graduated
ron> th# Sanford 111(0 School
n 1838. Ha’ wma married two
root* »*o to • Vlrgtato tM and
rtantatt*
X jrS stis^ x JS
. : a
w « i
on
enrolled
war*
rwpleyroent recently,
n m e a le d. that the
a .Were brought here
u la r at Commence
corporation of Ray
JO L H l M u M t
• y a i m eaoat
well pleated
111 ptrk, and
Eament* can
a return to
the bul-
P A T R IO T S MAP) PROUD IIOMR S T A T E S OP tM A M ER IC A N HEROES D E C O R A TE D SINCE PEAR L HARBOR— SI* monUta afe many people unwitting!)
cheered Hitler by declaring "American boy* are growing toft.** Thooe were th* day* when “Dafanee" we> n big word. Th* map of lb* United State* meanwhile ha* a new
algnlflctnce. Since December 7 mote than 200 aoldlera of th* United Stale* Army from all part* of.the country hare beet) decorated far ealor, ronepleuoaa gallantry In
action and dlatlnguUhed tent Ice, For tmlance, Florida Inmate amonf hat heroic tone on* who wa* awarded the Con* r ration* I Medal at Honor: * not her, lb* Dletlngalahed
Bereice Croae, and etlll another, th* Bllrer Star, and foar won th* DU tin rule had Flying Croat. The Hat da not complete beciaa* th* b#m* addreiae* at puny of thaae beara
man era not yet) arailabla, and thoaa hero** Hiring la A lathe. Hawaii and tb* Philippine* era not Intludrd. Award* line* April M a n not Indicated.
h RAY MOORE
te (balm knahli erf C. E.
Mw and H . H. Wlaman, tb*
iif W Comment* nut (m a
M ld ra m n a lrt A r t pfoIIJ T f li wMeb want to the
.0 *d4
Ttoadi
OonmltUd,
Vt?]M, County Commlailon.
O w fiff prtJtcU £ » "pdralaN M w 3b* with L
Stale'
Bapa rtmant" t m u r -
Official U. S. Treasury War Bond Quotas For May
M Y ANCESTOR, THE FIRST PHAN!
REALIZED WISELY THAT MONEY
WOULD BE NEEOEO TO
.___ _
FIGHT THE EVER*PRESENT
FORCES OF PIRACY*
^ If lr ? <
GREED-AND I N J U S f e g H ™
H H A TJS.
w E r r t 'b iuUoncd* at' A«n*p«l)*
•here h# la on thora duty, m*
iiU ro* la W it D UIr Hood, K. £
tVuhlngton, D. G
i
C. K. Allan la M tba N*»y ind
.tatlonad, too In WaatJagtoo. AdIre** him C. k . A lilt, Ph. M. S-C,
Vary Y a w , Waahlagtow. D. C.
On- kuralty, oar darotlon r »
you alwayt, and, no
U r t bah
matter wl
K & .‘
A . Dennett KlmhU, Jr. I* In fall Fan.
Bo, with a Mother'* aetata, let
h# Train In* Station at Norfolk
ind bio brother, Canby B. Kimble u* wUh yon all rood ehear and
la fl*o with tba Navy. Jhoo*
LEGAL NOTICE
* 4tiba
i.
The Itoera t l Ctoeatr Commit.loner* or Hetnlnol* iVunty. Flor14*. will reeeieo bid* tl the i lee h e
iffic* in Hanford on or before II
>‘rlorh noon Mar U r# t i l l on the
luttowln* eq*:*me*l:
One 1*11 fandal Truck Mot
let* then t l tl. P. Motor, H I
Inch wheel bore. Cab-oeer-eo- ■
aloe Typo. Wlia
wtndahleld
only, two epee# fiW , rein*
oreeO frame, hue or heeer
uly clntrh 4etl wheel* I I I
t It rear lire*. *1* a I* front
lire*. >l*o on* ( I t Pole f r i t t
er rru e n h tir nr
eanletuai.
wHh llfih wheel mounted oo
truck ehaetla.
Price eua renter*
for
ten
4tye. Immediate dtlleery.
J
r.
Alltel a r
Clerk.
,
a.
braoic.
Chairman
lOTONIHIM.
xm ea
ik w in o l m
m
WAV Nth, m i
a n
Lot 1 tltoeh
C,
M arkham
Park llelfkta.
Lola 1, t I. » * » Dtoek «,
C a t tea.
w
Le u I to It Sleek * Allen*
pirac Audition to tva.fcln*.
loci Ileliht*.
A ll Bleak I I , A. & lUtaeir*
Addition to Port Reed.
Lot I Week I Tie r * M l>
fe ta
fJ w t I I Block I Tier I Sea-
YOUR-SHIP W ILL
e u w '^ 'T S u
with
5mlww
S 11 i
COMEDP
' I m . a . , a e _e <
W reeerved fywat
any
iurre
Ikre u b which there - la en h M .
___________ ____ _ . _ .--.V-t-.-
P L O R ro ^ ;
r. (kBford, and •}>
10,000 booklet! of
tb*
U, S. Treasury
y u»a of a
fhna Rlrar.
Id medion*
m w* have
tt to oa to
& % '£
ef Unbare
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
By R U S S IL L KAY
Tk#
approach of "Motber’a
Jh ? " b n n fi me a letter from
Mrt. Alma Alltn of OKnmar,
tnlndln* ma that a column an thl#
aobfact might not be amlie.
On Other ocraalon* I have call-
portunity to ehaw cur apprecia
tion than now. liar* In Florid*
w* have Ihouaand* of boya Hi our
training ramp*. Boya who hare
•ntloui mother* at bom* Wonder,
log how they are getting along,
What they a rt doing, and the
M#tb*r" plan Ineon rated by Mm, eountldi other qutaUona that
Allan aema yean ago id an i f . mother-lore preaent* to an anxh
rtni t% bring a bit of chdar and
aanehlna lnto the l i Z o fT n d y ,
beertelck mothem. and told b«w
the moremant hid apmad and the
good #1 hid iccompflahed,
TW* paar “Mother1* Daf*1 lake*
out « r land have tent their boy*
l* ti» C*U,r WUh a cheery amlie
and bmv* front when their haart*
w « u aching. They h a rt turned
J W F aai the lad departed In ord« to hid* their aormw, Cour.
• t i r o s
i w b at
War Bond Quota for Msy
.
Staff, $5,794,206
faring ^Ihet^piother* *1 parlance la
“Mother** Day" will ha** a new
meaning thl* year for Uwttaaadi
of boy* who rind themaatvea away
from horn* for th* flgst time la
thtlr lira*. Bom* will w rit*'lat
ter*. tend flower* or gift* — bat
that wont heal the limaThieau la
their heart*. *
Let1* •do acmething about tt.
-Wb can open M r heart* and our
home* to thee# h u r t Why not
got In contact with Um camp
t6i
. Official
May Quota for
„
I
iiii* II, If « I I W aahiac
ton park Oetfda
Lot I I CM rue llefebla.
M I M J t of K It* ft of Block
II Tie r II. Baa ford.
Lota I t a I I Block It. Look- m
k a n ’1 kuhdlrlcloa.
~
Lo» H lie PI* l Of Wlawood
» y a p. ncnxDON. ,
known e*. th* MUIU
;fc* Court How** beat
_
#
TM UBTRBB OP T U B iN + x n N A t,
4PROVKMBMT FUND OPPLOtU-
Notice I# hereby et<
iiianl la Heel Ion i at
le w * of Plortde. i t
• r w is Mold IT from Al-
lor* tran*«*nd* all dUtanoa. 8*.
an Sander k*#p Uda thought. T o il
will b* a# rlooa In our heart • our
mind • that It will ba a* though
that dietinea had n a m boon.
Koep Cool
Comfortable during
» u h ^ n ,m
ih'r „ T os „ ' o“r ”
�/
T T T E ' S A N P O TTO
IsaWa Stock
K m For Test
In Freakness
B# BID
bAl t iiio r b .
SCOftSjSCROTO'OK
HER ALD,
SANFORD,
By R’J SCOTT
Wa s h in g t o n .
H, id3 —
to^k -JUK to I d i w T ww (Hat
M Jp-f*tUa3?me»e than a tit| lt ‘ IK lIf * o f being cattrd a
i « i nance
in i”
O F might be a rood Me* for
T l — — n*~ to etort hedging
right now. M o re the camp
i* m
from Chlcagu m*kr*
m £ | f their wont*,
ttfa MOW happen Saturday In
m«x
a—
ia v
S MrilKKOOn,
IfLtoU. Kit
-
>•* A Wen Ultra
IlHwIi mr PaHiftfi
I* At
^
of ereiletitlnia in "e**en-
tr iveler*
giving
them .
Store A Bnr
111rilO
W,N liKfraMO
f ■„
L
J S m m s.
LEGAL NOTICES
^
B q x l > s&
MV/)V6.v
I INI t i t
n il m t.
n :m > u l i:
1 Itl \T1 . » T n i : n r Kl im m * .
•Ih J I IIK I1L 1 IHi I IT i l H O
1 •:»•\ ,
m i.1, rtm n n urn k
* M %II I .KN
SJLQAPS*.
Star, who w*i auppotrd to. They
till atand aa the one* to beat
p pick op tha marble*.
E jt f lK C T A $
ABOUTCl
16*18 W
'd l / f u B X o M M t i
Id | pita of the opposition, how per, AU *b look* about ready l»
It Cooking with jr*i again after
liar aa H*bt-airalithi hr.in;
Mg thl* year on to the 10 m
m w winning alrin* he pi Ini up
MAI A I t l ,
H a re
ru n .ilff
AH
It1***A tliri.l.K MXI A l|T hrip.id.hi
l„ «taw tuanie* tif tl>* Ml 11• i f
I Mii.la— 111r»| Ifif •%
it-i-d It*II* Hm«n It i !•
* II.* t’dffr* 1'tiuiii % Atmi.fmtia
I I la -irtifftll Hi aI I'lil
Itl '*1
1**0* Mitt *11, I i*f*n>1*ii| hrrrln ,i|t
l>.*i 1>> Ihr HIM *tf l*inn|p)*itit Jltvii
I'*i* Hi *‘F l*haf!*a M Min*rl flalit
if* i.rt ..r Itafitf# Jana l-f I ■*IJ
* dartre fir»* e«nfr*"n »HI It* . 1.
» •» I|llna| |f*u A|»|**, I lit |»l
* *' ••* f'» il|Min*i
i* 1* , i-l*f c.| I h« f 1111■ it»i I, . I.*
|.ihllwIieU Mill* H taf>*k fell (nut
r,-.’, tilth* Mw«|i * Id 1I1* M-altf'.i .1
r^ to n *
fU O M ij
Start frcpl theia and you don't
a r t . to IM k much farther to rediae it'a going to take a lot
p ort than a *o»t to come w in ;M in Uwr* in that male-amiproa ilrtacnth
shindig,
which
hay loro aa many a* 60.000 ru«o m c ra jo picturesque Old Ihllinp
iatnrday.
K
W EAR
or
S M A ^ Y
srtELP
W
11*.
One
C lo ck*
1OS
W ho
l< r* lly
How
M A G N O L IA
for S;:«!
•
WE BUY
HEAPS
• Scrap Iron
• Metals
•
YOUR HOME MERCHANTS
lt a R H
&
B a trs
'il ll Sanford A v c .
IF
y o g i ta s ti
dem ands
' T H E B E S T IH
FU R O R S
•SCOTCHES"’
• w in e s
.'
w
wr. S,
# tf»*
to
v is n
EXTRA CASH
fo r
TONGUE
S A V S ITS E M C O j E N O *
C iv il ia n N O t c r i c o i f 's
E X P L O S IO N r.
1
l a s t YEAI2 B u d STEVENS W O N ^
A Jirre rJR U G CO N TB Sr.'TESTW ZQ A /
ME. WON A N E D A l FOCI 8f2AVGT7f .•
ANO j o TVliN< MOW r USED ID >*«Cf2Y
A H O jr Tic YOUNOCIZ <5Efi6f2ATON '
OCFCN&E r , A ’
H/TrC TO D<vi vF.
-n O a S O N f f t W i N Q ',,—
H A iu n r
Hob Klllutt uf Ptttaburgh and
Bddle Miller nf lio*ton, who may
p l a y aide by *lde rt third ba*a
and rliorUtop on tha National
league all-*lir team In
July,
were bom on the aame day. Noe.
W ( IBIS. . . The Clereiind In
diana will rarer IS piuher* and
only two ratchrra tail summer.
, . Washington Kla
only
fouf
outfielder* on Ite «)uad. . Mana
ger tarn Homelier and Pitcher
Fred Fttuimmons era eipeetcd to
retire from the active lilt wh*a
the Ilodgers rut their aquad.
Johnny llopp, tla i L taiuie
Cardin*!*' seniatlon of last sea
son. ha* an average of .083 for
hi* IS trip* to the plate thl*
Soring. . And Pete Cowarart, the
Pirate*' regular
ahortstop, was
batting A M but week, but aince
hi* managed to get Into the
I'h . 9 U t
My I’ACL ROBINSON
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YOKK
Ha> ft— W i —
Tw iticht baieball will have a teat
at KUiala field tumormw when
the Urooklyn l l o l ( t n and N r .
York Giant, play
the
major
te;gue*‘ flr.i rh irltv game for
the A rm y-N a vy relirf program.
The eonteit I* vrhnluled fnr
t#:*8,JP. M . ‘but will U* prxeitad
by elaborate naval cerettiotiiea.
If tie crowd parka
the
park,
other eontevt* may be tried at
the drliyrd itrrtin g time
Dill Ilickerr of the
Yankee*
ray* h* ought to have a long
carter ahead if •fj-vear old Panch i' Snyvler can atlll go behind
li* plrle for evan p irt of an In.
tamatlonal
league gam*. . . .
Hurt Khutten, tha Cleveland In
diana* coach, who managed Ufc
Columbu* lledblnl* , lait aeiaon,
I* the fellow mnat *urpl*ed by the
h*d throwing T h ir d baiemin Bert
Haaa ti* been lining for tha ('In.
cinnall Red*. . " lie looked bad In
the Spring when I had him, but
he »h«,weil me he eouid throw,"
iliil Shotlrn
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tk GILL
ASK YOU TO "BUY AT HOME"
n r j u im o N
IIJ
B R IG G S
o o l
'New York Giants ETTA KETT
And “Bums” Meet
In Twilight Ti l t
And
R e p a ire d
Known
S ltA K o i
O L tA M L Y S U ftE N
— e-* —
Your
W 'n lrh rw
over.
Jto far* an indication of that
1 U a Derby Saturday by wtndIg ap a bang-up *reond aftrr
Mining ao wide cn the turn a
>t of fotka'thoofhi he w ni (fuiu^f
Bill's
P a ck n g e
i "final tochiiin Jc
ha a not yet
dceldei), the t lP T tuunriM
It kl|.
P IT *
WIN W ITH A DEFENSE BOND PLEDGE
futurity over utter*, nr tome l»»» '
ftfly-eerond running of (be
kaeu at o U Pimlico, beriuao
M U U faw day* 1911'* baby
ip took* more Ilka the kid
■K than at any time *inoe hit
-year-old birthday,
aoora t, th ii I* not to **y
Good Good'* ■on 1* a deadcinch to hang j| cn (h r nln*
» all af whom think (hry
lb* H a hi aniwer fur thr
>0# n a il pro*ram. T o twain,
'a N n . Pajrnr W hltne/* onepunch « l Shut Out, who won
Ken tacky Derby, and IVvIl
1
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li'ilm fcd* mini nvtr land Uu»es is
definitely In proap*ctM »ltb iu the
"■•■l few mofitEa** Office
fens«
rat lull ^iffici&U wild
yeMenUfe
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rationing
•yslnn would tgVr the form of
fexteb
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5UV1N, YOU PUBU5HE0 A REWARD FOR
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P U S PRINTED, AHH0CNONO THE RE- j
By FRAN STRIKER
THIS MAN CAPTURED ME AND )
CLAIMS THE REWARD' - S
/ BUT
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TO YOU. YOU fA lL H L tM ti-y
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DOING TO DOT JAIL ME AND
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YOUR POWT IN COURT/ J
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WHAT ABOUT YOUR SOLDIERt
ra -w *
fra*ton, m a d M. V. Da ,
^ » U r . UMhlgmA. Ml. P , j m
utow, la* M lUtoiy N I m . Good
uck. BUI. with Urtt ••tort’. W#
top* you wipe that Uyiduonratio*
i(b t off a t llltleria U .'f a ) p.'
Albert 8 U m U tho ago •/ Mr.
ind Mr*. W . D. Slina at Oviedo,
dr*. 8line bea beat a toaster In
I* public erhool* ef Sanford
or many year*. Albert griduAtrd
rom the Sanford IIlab Hchaol
n 1938. It* area married two
mar* ago to a Vlrflnla f t rl and
her *r* living ta ■Keabington.
U * a t»* »*
md# a ll dltUnao. a*.
i*ep tbla thougkt. Toed
la*# la our heart • ear
It trill be u though
a bad a e m been. .
Ity, ou r detoUea you
I you always, bad, no
Vlbert la aUtloned I
•her* he la on aboi
iddreM I* M i l B la ir
t ill mated
Waihlnyton. D. C.
C. K. Allen lo la t
.taHoned, too. In W*i
lre»* blm C. E. Allen
that 78
m
enrolled .
anloym ent roeeatly.
Vary Yard. Waabl*
ti arerealed.
that the
a ^ ^ t ____* .aL a a .__ _
f S I firm oaoti
I were *trOO*ni ncre
Iw r m Commafto
(o ^ M n th m of Ray
tialtlnf
with tbe team
t well pleated
M U park, and
try* men ta tan
to return lo
Ag,m the bul*
P Advertising
LEGAL NOTICE
P A T R IO TS MAIM r n o U D IIOMR H T A T U o k too A M ER ICA N IIR R O K B D EC O R A TED HIM K I ' K A R M I A R B O R - S I i monlba eg# many people unwitting!)
•beared Hiller by daalarlng “American bojra are growing eoft.* Thoao were the day* when “D*f*naa“ wai a big word. Ilia map of the United Slate* meanwhile haa a net*
alf nl Acanre. Since December 7 more than 200 aoIdler* of the United State* Army from all part* of the country hare boon decorated for *alor. ronrptrnoua gallantry In
action and dlitlngoUhed terrlc*. For Ini tanee, Florida boaal* among Hat heroic tone on* who eat awarded the Coograaalaaal Medal of Honor; another, the Dieting* lahod
Serrle* Croat, and atlll aaolher, the Silver BU r, and four won tho Dkllngulahod Flying Croat. The Hot it not complete becans* tb* bom* addretae* af many at tbaae bear*
men ere net y»b arallable, end thoa# beroea living la Alai ha, Hawaii and lha Philippine! are not Ineludrd. Award* tinea April t t art not Indict tad.
h RAY MOORE
ftoada O tn n ll
County Com m ill I
kmenUtlvM aeeu
Official U. S. Treasury War Bond Quotas For May
M Y ANCESTOR, THE FIRST PHAN!
REALIZED WISELY THAT MONEY
WOULD BE NEEDED TO
FIGHT THE EVER-PRESENT,
FORCES .OF PIRACY*
wotica
The lloa id of COaaty Commie.
•loner* of, HehUnol# County. Pier*
d*. w ill receive bid* t l the c le rk 1*
ifflr* la HanforO na or before I I
.‘rlnfk noon M * r D r4 l i f t oa Ik*
following
• e e t t a r lll
One l » « l Model T r o r k Net
lea* Ikaa at II. P. M ater, I I I
lerb wheel Lae*. Cah.over.ee~ 1
■lee Type.
w ith
wlndehleld
oelr. two apeed
a lie,
rale.
oread
frame,
bae
or
Ju lr r lu lr h deal wheel*. haovr
ill
* la rear llrve. 11* a I* froal
lire*, alto oh* I I ) Pel* T r a i l
er rrn e a k s a f or
cdulvait*i.
with filth wheel Beam ed o*
trwrk rhteelw.
Prtre auaranteed
for
teh
dare Immediate deliver*.
n o t io n
•h u i n o l b c o u n t *,
m a t atk. n a
rtts 5ps
p
Nolle* la koreky give* |
wont I* Boatlen ( of rkap
la w * of Flo rida. Art*
kaewa a*. I ho M U liP iry
ioliow lag doecrlbed lla d I
nolo Cotmly, Flo rida, will
la d
1* W k a h la g lt*
Park •
Oviedo.
Lola I. I A I I Block I W h iteoeab'a III A d d lM o o H Hence*.
Lot | feleek I t T ie r A, Baaf* t i l I Meek
C,
Markham
P a rk llelfhla.
Lola I. I. «. » A I Block I,
C ilia *
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Lola I I* I* Black I Aliena
Plral Atitilltoei I* flrtahlngtnn llelfkta.
A ll Bleak I I . A . B. R iia e irt
AAditlea jo Fere flood.
Lo t | M ock 1 Tie r I Aek>
fo rd
%
fJ o l I t Black » Tie r I U a Io ta II, I I A I I W atklh a.
lea Park Oviedo
lo t t f C lint* lledthta
N I t t f t of H 1*0 ft ef Block
I I Tie* I*. Hanford.
Lola I* A I I Block l|. Lookh u rt* PuM Irtelo*.
Lo t H llePtal ef WJuwaod
Park.
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By a
fund
o p p l o r i.
P. I I C O NDO N.
C O M E L V Soooor
S r tb* A ld a f
wl|}>
IraiaaaJi
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
By R U S S ELL K A Y
poriunlly lo ahow cur apprecia
tion than now. liar* In Florida
wa have Ihouaanda of boy* In our
training ramp*. Dyyi. who hare
anilout mother* at homa wonder*
big how Ihty are getting along,
what they ar* doing, and tb*
War Bond Quotas for M a y
save Your
Stria, $5,794,204
Saaa of war la exacting and oft*
Um e* m all Is lo n g delayed a ad
•o on* know* tho pain and life
faring that mother* exporianc* Is
timo* Ilk# the**.
-M o U ttr 'a D a y- w ill hs*8 A now
t60^
• . Official
M a y Quota fop
M
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TMUrTSBB OP TUB DrfgnNAL
t K it o v B ia m r
YOURimp WILL
U. S. Treaiury>
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May
u.
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I »• Jw t to let ycu know that
than a lil
:*ttliW more
of
caliaUj
d}‘ b f * f M d .id n ia i
tIUra*U> atari hedging
tow, to fere th> tramp
' gwy from Chicago make.
M l tbair wo n li.
» M > U hap pan S a tu n U y in
««gond running of the
•t old Pimlico, bccauao
Icoka more like the kid
kiasma than at any time .iru-r hi.
i m i i it
m m > n .
‘ ‘ blrtMay.
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t f Y O U ! T A ST f DEMAND.'
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’
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BB I V U
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cfcage Store
| ^ ; g » U l p a t o , ATB M En
■ re re
EXTRA CASH
for
TONGUE
D ftttry tt again
ftare and dried
payhtg 54 percent
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am
in l a n d
off
Jft* f W F « < y ’ F E t f Hu;»t
J U gara an Indication of that
In ll||| Darby Saturday by wind,
lag ap g bang-up arcond after to climb the uut.ide fence. Some
Irerun&htg ao wide cn the lu m a ( ._ _.......
..........
t « f he loet
I p>t of folka thought he wae
j at going
mu,-h |p|jgt.r
a. I>ulf Filbert,
u ,l> trn r.lim
lan a
Itnglh.
I by piling
going by
tie wav
oav t.f
,>f prori
proria.
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f n d ItllUon— T a ira paid G n r’ l,
and \ 1
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FTFE
■1 F 1 " f f "W
V to
golng to take a lot
tfcgfl a goat to cemr winga there In that male-andth
ihlndig,
which
aa many aa 50.000 rut*
to plctureaqu* Old Hilltop
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■ alt af whom think thry
the right aniwer fur tha
| l t j M q tU program. To begin,
Va lire. Payne Whitnay'a one>pyach of Shut Out, who won
Kawteefcr Derby, ami Devil
•tm, Who n > nippoinl to. They
■till itand aa tha onra to beat
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ilija
the oppoaittun, how
^_
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look* about rrady 11
■fart cooking arith gai again after
log an aigbt-atraighl Joatng
tap thla year on to the 10-intar winning atring he piled up
W IN
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; r ’ 'lr«a*tU und ntrrlirnl
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tfrfmilely in J»nb9jKirt"
the
n«**t frw month*, O/fitr of J>rh-natr T r»* ^ fc'»ration official* wiM
H e rd a ).
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A GILL
ASK YOU TO "BUY AT HOME"
New York Ciantii ETTA K m ’
And “Bums” Meet
In Twilight Tilt
Hill Dirkery of the
Yankee!
iaya He ought In have a long
■altar ah* ad if d'j-vrar-old I’ani tiT Snyiler ran at ill go behind
|lla plrte for rvrn part of an In.
tarnillonal
Irague garni. .
Hart h'hottm. tha ('lavrlind In
diana' roarh, who managed life
Odumbua He-lblrda , la at h i aon,
la the fellow moat aurplard by tha
h’ d throwing Th ird bateman llrrt
llaia I aa been lining for tha T in . '
rhinal! Hrda . "H e looked bad In |
the Spring when t had him. b u t'
he .bowed me he rouid throw.",
aik1 Khotten
Hob K.llloll of I'lttaburgh ami i
hJIJie Miller nf lloelon. who may
play .Id* by mbla rt third b a .a '
ami abort, top ort tha National j
Irsgua a ll-.ta r team
in
Ju ly ,)
ware born on tha aama day. No*. ‘
t t { 1918. . , Tha C lrra lin d In
diana will carry 12 idtchrri and
only two catcher* Util rummer.
Waihlngton I n
only
fnuf
oulflelitor* on Ita w|Uid. . Mana
ger levy D orw hcr
and Pitcher
Fred F ilia l tuition ■ rro axnectetl to
retire from the actira ll.t whe*
the Ikodgrr* cut their aquad.
|
Johnny llopp, M e bL U>uia
Cardinala' eenaatlon of laat are*
aon, haa an nrariga of .Oft] for
hi. I t trlpa to the plate thla
Spring. . And Pate Coacarart, the
Plratea' regular
ahortatop, waa
batting M i Uat waak, but tinea
managed to gat Into the l
5
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t h i
.'ilil Snnfnrtl A vr.
lly J lilm t lN I U I I .K Y
NFW
YO H K
Ma> B - b P l Twlllght ba.elwll will hava a teat
at KLbata field lum vm iw when
the Hrooklyn Ibulgera and N * " '
York (iia n t. play
tha
major
tefgur.' fii«t e ln rity game for
the A rm y-N avy relief program.
H ie eonle.t i. «rhrdulrd for
If : IS T' M ..'b u t will t*. prveedad
by elaito1rale „ naval reremonlaa.
the
park,
other rontevta may t»- tried at
the d e liy n l alerting time
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Defense
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By I’AI L KOBINSON
E a P LO S i O N " j
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L A S r lE A J i B uD sre vevs VYON 1— ■
a x T E s r .''f E S T E / 2 C v w
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AN O to rVliN< HOW f U S E D ID WCtfrJV
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MY C A P T W C . ¥0D HAD T H K * HAND
FU LS PW H TBDy ANN0UNC1N& T > « R E -
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By KUAN STRIKER
THI5 MAN CAPTURED ME AND
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YOU DDb f COUNT Oh CAPTuH h,
LIVE >0U HOPED I P bt .
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SHOT AND THEN
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Agricultural Labor ,
Camps To Aid State
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FOR VICTORY
W E S T PALM B E A C H , U A r I ,
(S p ccU l)— Fourtoca mobile ' i t rk u ltu rsl' later camp* ' will I 5 r
mate available to florid*. B**l
r«a r. It war anacoacad ter*' this
week bjr aa ofOctal o f-tte Farm
Security AdaatoktrmUea.
•
7* t n to prison for faUtncallon.
te will receive one of three types
' of .©-called B carte, b**#d an
(te aaawara, and wotted out by
■ptewaatkal formula m i a chart
which the rogtatori^g teacher will
tm a tn( rtf
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D A IL Y
la t lf e t t o h jl l B io n a
N K W S I’ A I ’ E l l
_
ilU N O X Y ^ M A Y
I). LS M r
AUni M r
’ H V I«
AKtorl.ayut I'rra a
A B -l card will ceataln cou*
j a u for O jB a iU . a. B -l will bate
t rant port b i t '
to place w
fte exceptions »nd txrrapttoni
Mi will te put In an - X "
Nlflcatlon ami can got unllmll■aiollne foilcw:
§
'AO taallv m ognliabk com*
rtlal tehldoa.
'Aa ambulance, tear**, ta il,
, Jltnoy cr other public coo• for hire or availabl* for
rental (U-Drive It Cara),
regularly practicing minis*
tor ef a religlooa faith In lho
performance of rellgloua dullea In
WMotlnc the roligtooa noote of tho
eeagregation served. (If a mlnla*
ter baa no congregation, he U
a ; t entitled to unltnUted gat.)
" A duly llcewaed phyildan, aur.
L nurac. osteopath, chlropraeot veterinarian far rendering
l**l. prof*** tonal, naming or
•Mrt aleala by 8horUtop
Wllklo from c ahutoul.
Pete
FARMERS' MARKET
SPECIAL :?■
MOTHER’S DAY
DECORATED
CAKES
Dolicioua, 11
laytr cate*.
r « r official bucbiM! of fed*
, State, local or foreign gov-
V; * *■• owner of a truck cr com
: BMRlal v.h lcl. "nadlty rocograted" dots not t e n t o regiator,
r a t If a ponoa baa a vahltl*
teal la uaod for > track and It
la not «M lly IdoollfUbU u a
fraw nm lal v.h lcl., h. ahould r v rMtor and gat an “X " card to I t
U honored by • fllllsg s U
• 8 4 «IU rlf#- pm em using
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u. t it .
i'M u n m - u , ,
n »i. i L i t .
VillA.VOKM— llni It K. femh
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AJAVAfc
IIA Il|M II»a »-|> „,
'I in rrprv.-nlrd 7n |>erctnl ol
Hnllvla’a 1039 rk^orta.
l t r -1
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ngl'AMII — Ilu llpr. I fllow 1
N<>. i. |. t « - 1.1*. r , » I I I
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KTIIAW IIi:i||||KH-|M nl IM
At THE CHURCHES
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I . lb Carton.. . . .
League Standing:
w t r ,« .
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IS II $31 N
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T •aUrday
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l A i r O R U A M K H R L t o r HOD
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II
l|lchlkra.««la.
CAMPBELL'S
I'M lu p
Stlh iir«* l st rim
Huftela y ftchuat. | M I A M
MunJay
M uffling U o fd h ID
I I V#
M
l.’l l f l t l A m Va aa ad a ra . V I I I*. M
r * « N | « l l i l l c B arw lr# . I . t t I* ||
1*1 a y BP M M t U f . WwdBaavlay • f t
I*
Kunrrnl ..rv tr.o -lo r Kotert J
Molly, Sanford l* o .lm ..U r and
a o .ll known flrura throughout
tho .tala who died at a local boapllal about midnight Kriday fol
lowing an
lllno.
of
Mvarol
months.
war*
holJ
yaitarday
afl.rooon at 1:00 o'clock at tte
P in t P ro .b yl.rU n Church. Dr. K.
I). llrownlM
and Rrv. W , P,
Rrook., J r , officiated, and Inter
ment followed at
I*ka
Vlaw
r . m .t . r y ,
A jr.n rrm .n t*
war*
mad. by tha h rirk.on Funaral
Home.
Mr. Holly i> r ir v lw d by tte
widow, tte form rr
M l..
Mar
Tyne r; two daughter.. Mm. J o in
It. M a i.n l nf ilo.ton and M m.
II K. Walter nf Akron; two aoru,
llrylnnld S Molly of I d . Angola,
a n j Robert J Molly, J r , of O rIrndo; and two rrandchlldron.
tte Jak" la tte rveat af a
#•# ■ttoct___
t*r
A aa l u l l teg y r m i
Ilk B o r t M . tha AHiea c U lm I today th a t 4,600 J a i * w e n
U r a ronftraoc* with an Atlantic
Coait lin e official that rlthu-ofw*» far tte piMtbw would proh-
M.
r in s T
rw r-s a vra a iA *
K l> l l r o w n l M .
nundar Harries.
c iiiw im
I) ti. l*astor
S u n d a y Bchool, . 41 A. M.
M o r n i n g W o r . n l | » , 1 1 *•• A
M.
J r Voung I'aopls. ti(* I ’.M.
Kv.ning Wor.nip, I,.* P M .
sahkohu
in i a m
■fact* taka tteir oath* of
ttknlclpal, and rural offl*
w tttjr* to tte Vichy Rrgim* a* tha new.
tte aging F.tsin wa* (upeneded In
after hr Pierre L* t *L fC tn tr tiP r tu I
J A C K S O N V IL L E , May I , —
(Special)— Soma BOO Florida marrhanl. today bad txplabwd to
." I t e " to* reason* far tte
establishment of goMral prlca
railing* by tte gov*r*m«nt, and
Ite practice, under which whole*
“ * «
jntollar* mutt operate.
Robert M. M a ny, southeastern
Wins Presidency
regional prlc* gxaeutfy*. and Atop
P Oaln*., price attorney, « f tte
an n o n
ilally A n .u a at Bl.lh O trM t
II.v. C. lb Harris Pastor
Bandar School. IS ... A. M.
reaching B crvic. It,** A- M.
Wadn.sdar Kv.nln# Prasar tar
•lea. t i l l I'. U
cm
tit m o r T il a i t i t i a x a
r r, NEUMiN . paxtoh
to
Bcliael, M l A. M.
, T t e - flrat th in g tte erarag* ■aaday
a.rnuoa by Ih* panlar.
iM te f te ahould do bow to to hunt
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PAULA WrB* LBV AM MWTMODirr
cm
n rj? *i£us
ua cm
"W.lcoma C h a n r
*, M* Ilaaklw raster
■aaday dekoot. li .- n A. M.
Preaching tervla*, 1 1 . 1 A. IL
•elman' by |k* taster.
rta rr
c ttin c tt o r e x u n
. ic tu s T lrr
■aaday Bchoel. tiM A* U.
M .ralng •■rvL.. It H A MW ten^day ev.olng acrvlaa | *a
funding mam hour, fram l:» * Is
an To ..d n |* sad Prlday*.
Kvaagallsll* H.ivic.. *a.k (yard's lit*
"AHAM ANti P A I-U IN ' M AN"
Hay Kv.alag Til*
la Ik* .abject at tka Laaaaa-Uarman wkkh will
be
ewarakas
of CkrlaL
ta ie Shop Nei
B* J5H K50N
read
la
tetaatlaL
^
U * A in lia , •1 6 ^
Let Ua Keep Your
Clothes IMMACULATE
We Do Quality Work.
paMsaaMUtettw s i Um n
ad, uiuik* kli ftctiosal brain*
affective day M Ju ly 1.
Th.
m e.ftag w i te kl
„ U . ' Florida
und.i
Stott
a w a JM a u S S
prafarrod to lit* aJooA Ada.
m e was graatad.
(C n lr t l P r t t l)
(te history of araibhntiat .lectloni
la CotowiblA S. Aw Alfonso Lopa
d.feated Dr. Carlo* Arango V o f c
scampaign
f e stociuccaod
s a Edaatdo
w s teaa
^ jw v *
t s s ." 1
Japanese
I
ml.takablr an,, u r r r nrrurat.ly
attackrd,M thr rommunlqua aald.
"Military, naval and Indu. trial
pUnU wrrv ih* ulijrrtlvc. In tho
vicinity of Tokjm. Yokohama, Na
goya and other loralltlr..
i.lkrwUr. It ijnvr no InilicalJou
aa to thr numurr of planr. tab*
In* part.
Hut tha ilarlnr naturv of tho
raid, and thr War Dvpartment'*
quirt aati.fartlon ovar It. auerror
— not only for th. military dam
age Infllrlnl. but for the blow to
A c r o n t i n g to Iro mln n rv|>orts, t h # K m i r h
Japanrse morale a. wall — war* o r H r v e s i r r a ( i M i t l u m ) a r r r *unk w h i l e a t t r i n i
clearly evident In the commu
nique • description of thr attack. ••h t r a n B | K )r t a t l u i l o g I h r l u l r f r a m p a l g n
"Tha atlark wa. made In tlvar •h - m i l I ha i a ll h n n h r r a l a t a o r r al | > i r k*t. v
wralhrr in the middle of the day, It f in a o f a u p r e it*!• i an* n«*w lerlOir *1v m r ■
thr planr, fljing at low altitude* I
— »o low that it « a . necessary ta '
avoid barra^r halloona." it aald. I
Thr grrat portion of thr ram*
munkrur wa. givrn ovrr to a da. 1
•criptlon of inr Ja jm n r.r'. own
reaction to th. attack.
It told how, rvrn a. thr United
State, bomber, wrre roaring to
ward their objrrtivra. the To|mi .
radio announcer wa. drlalllng the1
plaaaurwe of life -n Japan | M the ,
force*
sav
T k t tnnounerr aald Uml a g r r .t
number of pUnr« a r r r flying I ...
al torrlflc .pee,) over the rily an I
addwl that they w.rv- flying t.«.
, fa.t to te o vrru k . „
j |.witr. tte annoumei .e|~.ri. i
, three Ja p a n ... I n l r rrrnlfif p l a n r *
[ tion
i u l
ttlaxil
H it
fi>«r»lf
iU fM # * l
fmony
Hi
t ..e rla lve
rrve il
• -<■ -ln|>- -i i ii h n r c rip p le d In
j 11<•ij 111■<1 in
tiMluy w i t h r c-
tlii* lwittU- of
Ihc C o ra l Sea
IMirl.i uf iliri-cl Ihihi Ij hit* by
, A I hril 111Hin*i on two enemy
Mil'iiiin ini'i nff northeastern
A n il mlm
Th e
Allied
a ir
Inin-, put rolling nmstal w»*
liii
in - r i m l i
nf sc* tid e d
•• mu irt* uf thr Japanese arm1U
niim knl m nny -raplane*
in
I hi
I milaiAile
I a la n d *
off
...... 'Ii. n - t . i n
S e w t v ul n ea .
\ Inpaucev* i m p l a n f lender and
i . ' k. i i t ii r i l l |i|>li*d l*eft»rr the
I*te. r
i m m I liattlr ««•
broken
i*
l
\ ||if«t
Naval
thr , ,
Neal Sinltl
p*»a| commafnlai o f.
Ihr A in rtlrin l.rglnn. in ■
brfurr ihr
Mub «<«la>
Ih r " K u i..l..n rn iil. »( F ir.I Aw l'
l>ul if Ih rir la anything w puiib'
*1 will pfttvr In l*r nn Ihr h«>im
J
•
,.... i f..i
•» rmiMter (iffan-
rrnw
relnintant
m nt
..
n in r s l #
.1
V
„ I f. a *
Iv i tf UiHilOnH,
rn rf lin i/
"f
u-lng
“ Mom B it m r going (n i w r i v r
|Ihr III I Ir drprlvallnni n k rtl of
. us? hr ron(inur«l "llnw will mr
Uikr lu ysr ralloning arwl g rltin g
1along wilh«>ul our cars? T Y ji I
!• moral# nn Ih r homr front And
Ihgt I* w h rtr ih r only (juration
of fimrnir a f lB r ."
Mr Smith •aid that Ihr Itoya
In Ihr *cp \ irr l « v r Irft In mil
C*rr r r i l i l n
»r»|M»n«iblltir« an<l
Pbonr nf tj a ran «k* l*w» much I «•
f lW n ^ T H
|*
(alk
fn * ^ r
IlM'a
' I 'l l
III
I
I
>rhi»U*
|**I* tl**a*-. I
gfanling of crptifn al* - »
(hr irh it Ir* •••!« U f "
(m. w* f••i mhlth lit* pt
rrrtifn nl*** w n r laauml l
InuJr County Hut loiiing
fhinurh S p c ip I n i ) N II
aiiiiiiunrnl
>|all>
r,j
t
« a« .
uimulii*,* i«r*| , „
t
......... M.,.inir*| ... , . .
(j
< ,.,
f
|
^2,lil7 In County
Si^n For Sugar
Rationing Rooks
l l l Mi ,
hoinr la hmirvl In l*r rrflr<!r«l
,!
1 " '
1
■ .
,l
|
. gl" ‘ I• ptfl |Hiap»
.
'
•onn«i op Irlrr in (hr nipfalr *t .
Ih r front Orir of Ih r.r rrajH>n*i
1 " ' Ml *.....................
bi] It Ira hr a«ld. Is In thr rv rn t 0,1 'J "* " "
of sfrlouB rm rrg riH lrs to look i
I »»«•••• tirr* - •
after the l.ivrd one. Itey have " " 'T f,,r *he ............. f..
left behind
|
p u lrbaser Iwcaiur •It
First AM. h . continued. I. part ' " “ ’ V •.°1
r.h
,
of tte morale on the home front.
"lareal rm rrgencle. are not a . Jte ' " ’"**•
"
remote today
thry w rrr one
1,1
n r '* .................
y»# r ago ■n*1 in their event »f *"r * -ho„|d hr |'Mvil.|rr l
f»t should fnll, w r will have
" ,u' m
............... f'
In tie most u r m l charge which lh* g rn rra l puMn •* •l#-i
would have horn toft u< t.y ou,
I'
« l g v « t i l ll>»t boy. "
E tp l.in tn r
the
pur|iwr
,»f
T i n t Aid. hr avid It i> ■■ rnu, h
in teach u. what not In do
what .huuld te done. Many an
accident ha. teen made worse Flam es In House,
when a im . well meaning per.on
L r n s s Fires I*ut Oul
did t i . wrong thing.
Purthermoew,
ha
continued.
S | «tk , from n p^w «aua,*«l ,
P in t Aid trachea us the preven
tion of .reklanta for when people drons.r al the homr of Ktlwrid
lllgg
in. at 1017- West
Tru ll,
tea 11ir the pain Involved In cer
y r . l r n l n ) ,,
tain Injuria* thoy are apt to Sa Street to catch Tire
more careful ana thus accident, belly damaging the dres.er and
a few articles nf wearing appairl.
af* prevented.
First AM la to tolp on* to Chief Mack Clevelaiul said I h , , ,
datormln* wkat ha* happened to morning.
Firemen also eillngulnl o l ;>••
the victim end then to toll what
to do for tha benefit of tte vic grass fir* , during lie week end.f
tim, or what not
to do.
It and Chlaf Clev.land urged i r „
toache* a person ta "keep cool" dents to b* more careful ebout
throwing
c ig s rrttr.
la any and all *m«rg*n«>e* and caralrsaly
■ml other burning irtlcle s
Int*.
tread awe* Oa Pass Ttraal
wnrnled arras that may lo c u m ,'
Inflamed. Saturday a grass and
wood.
fire
al
LxS
A>h«t
threatened M rv rrl houses
until
firemen p a l oat Otf fUm sa l. ii n
• f r s i l flro Ori «
w s trr»l
at
Bw o ik I 8 1rest and Popular
HOC.
i
2
and Mr*. K. W. McCaUoy.
Voiinjf M e n To
Air Corps
<> (hi, figtii,
n .u TJ
war*
.......I n S*,,fi,,,| i„« ludlng 7.59ti
•' '
■••'--■■Ic im .1
•177 negroes.
• i t y i .l iu n l, in the city
• 1 gl
i itr
( •i m m i ll b f School —
. i • s-1, . iw nthrr *, hiKtl,. 1,417
. •-I ol iiic \ , m at tonal Hchool,
I I .1 S r,,,uiitlr High. I J 93 at
I ........ I High n i l
‘.KM at
tha
h..,,lh
V),|t S r y iiir i rcgUteTwj
•- fi.ll..>.
i.irJt
al
Ccuom*
\< n'lrmv and M I D
.1 Hoppers
l , M'irlin
\nv on. who failed In sing d u r
ing llip (oui-day
period
m u .t
>Hit two wseka and than apply
t" tl>c i t .tinning Hoard for a
l""'k
T ie Imarvl .xtendad ap
pro, isllnn to learhers and other*
w h „ •■■Lied In th* registration.
Hu nt Will Serve In
WPB Auto Division
Blackouts In Central Florida
Area May Come Without Warning
tt <rite r O tetot)
Florida w k k h
rt>F. to—' ITW
>rapara4 against attack*
may te ox^ioctod at any
Umk. .
n s y . T s s r & a Z b jjv r r a r jjw i o T i j
g a a r 1^ s s a - r m t ««,• ««:
* 41
m
victory
I
, , fcn . I. .. I III. l.i’ l i r f l h a t A u a • . „ . . 1.1 I.*- he ld aa a r o r x e n -
qu#»
I br»y* in lh#» r rrtinl *»rvkra. a«td kH U lU *
irt»n.
Owlncup*. Practice
n s
baa
thr bcuadra.l, -h ic k
tte E ngU .h lartguagu.
v i » Mil off grwl «n/■nnoyMcwmMft
A ll m*a wb* a n latorwtod to
attending teat teBdilW t la u w at
tte Vnratlaaal tfafaaa* Training
Preferably
(A D —
I In grttiiil lntiil uf Ja|MUi*
emeuts
iSw-TSTiWar
It.
i rgliiitr
Msyor W. C HW, chalrm.n of
tte recently concluded Naval Re
lief Society drive In Bcmlnol*
County, aanouncod today that th*
fund raising campaign w fi con*
•Idcrrd vary •acraaaful as (TOO
was collactod, 9300 over (te quota
applied to tte coonty.
This money will gw to th* so
ciety to te used far tte ban. fit
of member* of Navy mans' fami
lies who ara (uffariag financially.
Mayor Hilt arjornsad hi*
ap
preciation to all who continued In
making tte campaign successful.
*&!22£
M»>
da»% after the fall of Car-
Members Of Boat
Classes WU1 Meet
to* aa Colombia1* U tk prraldant
‘
f C*alral FrrtoJ
TO K Y O .
Dome! drvlarrd In a bilaad*
cs*t that the '‘mnqstst •(
l*»rn
«*impl*lrlj
ir k W r id N
>t%d Mid all A merle an'FIN*
I'lno furrr* submitted fear
All S e m i n o l e
Patrols Pass In
Council Meet
Fraagh wanktog la Marti■tea* te dMaoWlMd aad that
•-
Plane Tender Hit
■II i«U n d« of ihe Phlllpplrvs
w a rd M a nda la y and Laahlo. tte nawapepar was aoM to tte
• »tlanded .. T .r a l
B H tls h a nd Ja p bomber* ex- present owner*
Rom In Hamilton, Ohio, Mr.
te (a n t o l city, a i l
c hanged heavy Mow*,
Holly attended tte public school
d«r*bla Information
j T te Chin*** struck back at th* then and later continued
hto
• pro J o e l , lit r»Papenos* spearhead In th* Tun- studies at Miami University al
I Atlantic ••aboard . had beon lost
* prevlnca of eottlh China, send- Oxford, Ohio. Tte story of low
id 1,500,000 barrel,
I tte Invader* ratling back to- I.* cam* to Florida for the flrat
if. and t f pervert
ifd tte Burma bolder under lima reveal, hi. versatility tn hto
I threat of annihilation aa a m»ny lines of business. It a first
wad Chtwaoo for** kit north entered th* .tala while acting aa
aa south Burma toward Laahlo. an end man In a traveling min
o British ana# defending In strel show, and te liked tte atato
i'* border to tte weet r»treated so much that te remained In
Ip H tla a M oo Fag* T k m l
Florida.
Very active In social and politi
cal affair* bsfor*
hi* lllneaa.
M r Molly was a past president
of th. Rotary Club, a Gascon In Ha* htr* aad then down ih. Hi
John* Hirer to Jackconvlllr, thm
t t a w l l e w p e ow r w s T * r * » l
by Inland waterway, to th. sa.tvrn .talas. II U aatimalad to bv
>. BBKL1N, (Ganaaa Brood*
raato). May I I . (A F > -^ A
Ganaaa radio M » y hroodcaat
Planes Make
Direct Horn!) Hits
On Two Jap Subs;
Nt
Germans Admit
y Red Attacks In $700 Is Raised In
J ’ Several Sectors Naval Relief Drive
Hunday Hchaal. I . •« A. M.
I'r.srhlng B.rvlrs. I I . *0 A M. ami
•
r M sv.ry anndsy.
M M -w ..b I'ray.r H.rvlc*,
Wad
• I. P M .
T h . r . a a h.arly w.lgoma A.
w .lilng yoa ln Ih . a .rv l..a
\lliftl
W A SH IN G TO N ,- May I I , UP)—
United Slates Arm y bombers car
ried out the dsrin| raids on
Tokyo and other Jspsn cities last
month, the United Slates War
T h rrr
flirt'd lU flh jT ,'fo ra e r Allied 8 » r for two year*, ft* published
The Kara Id. in co-operation with
hrAdquaptm'aJld preMDd to A'. M. Hsjmts, until H A whan
I wish to express my thanks and
predation for the loval support given
at the polls on May 5th, and Invito
cooperation of every citizen of the obi
ty to help mak6 our county as good
the beet
.
French Warships Reported* Sunk at Mndnt'asnir
Well Known Sanford Higgins Reports On
Postmaster D i e d
Progress A f t e r
Late Friday Night Washington T r i p
.
Discussed A t tMeei
First Announcement
On Daring Raid Is
Ma d e Officially;
Deaths
Revealed
Funeral Services Construction Of
For R. j ; Holly Pipeline Backed
Held Sunday By Navy Official
If.
Illb U H ludr. F rid a y
•Ml teve to certify et a filling
ftatlon that tte gaa^la* be buy*
la for one of those ■pacing pur*
f W * . If a. man teya gae for a
trtetor. for example, ead put* It
la a pleasure car te It liable to fV l.lto r. w.lcoms.
(t e pen.Hr ef a *10,000 fin. end
I l j w i uuprtoea.
t * » a u tm ie itia i t m i r
fc Owner* of motor*ytlN, motor*
c tu m c m
U u r . l A v ., nl Nlath i u
B O M aad almlUr vvhkle* meat
(lavra* K- Bl.ni.r, raster
«* t *uto rationing cards, but they Mundar
DChoai. I.:** A. M.
•rill te goed for ealy half ••
r. lb Mlddl.lvn, Hupt.
■aeii gasoline a* for an automo* 'Morning Worship, tl:*e A. M
blMwVr - f t|>
• . i i
U.T.U, 1:11 I'M . M n. Y. It
In cknrgo
It.wa* ompteatiad Jhal the plan Tartar.
Kv.ning M.rvlro ■ •• I'.M.
m i a Umporarr em.rg.ncy proMonday: U M II.. I I' M
W h lniw iiy
M IU-W ..K
H.rvlc,
ftete set up for d l day* until
P. M.
duly I, and must ba put Into ef* I:**
Tb u rs d .r: Young P.upl.'a Pal.
f* ti Immediately.
D.rond July low.hip. f:*a I'M .
I no definite .plana teve been
Carnal tiring a frluid la Iki
C h e ck whara -yaa'ra aavar k
BeUowing will apply
■tw flVVerM a teat cf toe Apala.
t e t y le river which Is w*et of
Telia hasM* and to all etatod
Moraiag Barvlc*. It;** a . M.
•Mte to* Allan tie eeakteid,
Sett j j w i s . ssisrii”
te d cola m b of tteir r o a r . 4m
M tte wootorn Yoaaaa p ro .tooo wore laterrrpted
at
Ctefaag, U mile* la.lde •(
China ow tte Baraa rote.
goripMatlag heavy r ic h t l .f .
t t e orlgiaal Jag la .te la f
lU va — of which the C h ia n .
a n v U aaly
rtpartte
4.500
U M * to aald to te .till
aorra—4 .4 te C h ia n , troop..
Two fall of Bhawo, alUrnat.
tonalaal la tho B a ra a rote
,1TB mlloa aortte act of MasSatey, wad Mjlthrln, ISO arilr*
worth of Maadauv. wao cooAnted by tte Chian*. T te
Jtewaoao ara aald la te atlacktag aaat U Ulern. 125
b I n aowtteaat af Mandate).
■tHUag at Kaagkata despit.
atabb ara Chi a w . rad.lance.
W A S H IN G T O N , May II.
( A # ) — A Britlak gavernairnt
•ffklaL C ra k .w Spey, today
aald Americas and Drill.h
pUaaa ara waving la large
aamtera lata India and tkat
a faftaie fare* ef ware tk.a
VATInVai. LK4UMI
r t a r r a a p r t ir c n u n c m
., tv. r. Droek^ J r . I’aeter *
Park A v. at its Mtraat
a .n .a r ichool • It A. M,
Marnlng Wnuhlp, || A. M.
Training Unloa. »•*# P.M.
K v.ning Worship. ■:•• H.M.
W .ga.sdsy tf.rvtc., I N H.M.
Esc pkea.s tor tbs hard of k*ar
T A m
ROBBS’ HOME
BAKERY
t'KI'K KIU .— Ilu |i
llpr.
Ill
l« t Ilu C r . l . ^ Irr. |l.l
| A IIN I.K T— l»o. Hurt I
I’UTATCIKK— Ilu llpr. Il.d
• i.rt-i.t*
ga p m , doctor* and other* In ” " ' u
.»?• •tempt ctaaa who uia rare
cbur.
atejlld rvgl.tcr fo> "X " canto.
«:>•
Bteta c.lng gatolln., rir r p t
1,1
M tteanl motor boala, mu.t ba
i| „ u
r*gtitervd tte earns aa auUmo- i., > u
biloa. Owners of Inboard motor
teato moat pra.ant tteir o w n w -i^ ," * *
^ d a r*«Utrmtloa card or othar ib.m f,
proof of cwnenhlp.
»e . h.
teal* (tititled lo u n -l,
gaaollna ara those used g u .li
fa t "dredging, fUhlng, guiding, lx>ia si
trapping, lumbering or light*##- { , • » »
In* aa a mean, af aamkig a " T l"
liveIIhood," wad those oaad u an
i l M ilaag*. tear**, taxi, ferry or
e
lie cmvgyinr* for hire
and tho** u**d by doc* i luuj .
■ted*;
a Chinese Deal Crush*
ina Blow To Nip
Advance Force At
South China Front
D oLAN D , May 7.— Literally
towing,
, r » tran* port* lion of outer*
Iwlo And equipment for mactenl*
• w l •Metrical or itrnctural eonP in tt low, or by malotonaneo or
iwpolr M r.lea o r for transports*
Mon of work e rrw . to tnoblo
, (te «a to rondor aoch aerrice."
ftps In Successful
Offensive In Burm
fall the labor she
agricultural worker*
quite a problem.
rrA ,
Malta,
M ay
ii.
-oao eneYny
aircraft
nnrod or damagwl Ir.
J ttlto SaUmUjT night
nay, It was announced
*•( RlfkA
traa af tte total w .r .‘
Sight wer* flghtor*.
Bomber*. ] J war* dr*arakakly dootrwyod and
m .
On* flgkfar wa*
to * probably destroy1 •?*• damayad.
L in iis u
in
s e r v ic e
-■
Allen B. Wallace. Jr„ son of
Mr. and Mrs. A . U. Wallace. 8r„
cf Silver Laka, Ota*'tnll.tad with
Ih# SOtnd Ordnance Reglm.nl
for foreign *or»lco. Ho loft yg*.
Unlay for Camp Button at Mon*
S. E, Barrett, fanasr I
roo, N. C. wbor* te will rwctlv.
hi* prvltalnary training prior to resident for a number t i
waa
*0T*faly, lalarad a ll
going ovtraaaA
Young Wallac* atUndod Ite lo*
cal schooU and for a numbor of
Former Resident
Severely InJ
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MOWERS
3-Game Senes
With Cleveland
BOSTON.
llnaloit
trt*
•a y taw white yos
tea got them.
EMERICK
HARDWARE CO.
MS E. 1st Bt.
Phon# 397
Jlrtl
May
Bo*
It.
WV-Thv
Ito m b a rd n l
a
fit»-h.r«efnr (g
game errire with the league-lcanIng Indiana with a 13-3 triumph.
The I ml Ians, who hars keen
jittery tine* the Hockera broke
their 13-game winning streak,
again wert ragged afield and
mads tour errors, which gaee
them a total of nlna for the
series.
They did, however, send the
rsleran Vernon Kennedy off to
an enewragtag start by see tin*
la the first Inning against Km
Chats, who kept their IS bits
well sealtsrtd whits going ths
distance. Tbs first Cleveland ralsrus, however,' gave ths Rad So*
an unearned run In ths second
Inning and they clinched lbs asms
In the third by uncorking a sU>
run'AM tf 'th a t''d rove Kennedy
from the mound.
T mI William* led lbs Boston
sttark by retting a alngle, after
bsslinc out' a bunt *g*lri*r She
ftatfoolsd Cleveland infleldere, a
doubts and his alith homer, which
cams in ths fourth frams after
Johnay resky had slflfled.'
League Standings
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t
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notion 1. riUiburah t
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TODAY and THURSDAY
THE GAYEST MERY-OO-ROUND OF LOVE AND
LAUGHTER TH AT EVER MADE AUDIENCES JtOAIJ
I,
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I>ttrnt| I, I'hlladalthlB 1
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Washington S.
Joltin' Joe Dimaggio
Smashes 2 ■ Homers
NEW YORK.
May f l- W V Joe DIMarglo booetai the New
York Yankee* Into eecond placa
In tha Ameriran League with
two home run* and a triple that
>fty Wallace
Stops Pirates
In First Start
FARMERS’ MARKET
X9T OVfWllt. o ' "
, was
ad 10M to 3®* f° r B®” 1** *7*
for King sad M l tor S«r***r.
Oaa BltUso a ad Three Hasdrad MlIUsw— Taaeo paid Gov't
- I M t » by
ladasliy.- . -
Men.WomaiOTa'40
Don’t BeWeak. Old
PITTSBURGH, Mar fr-W V —
Jimmy Wallace, a tW ,.^ P P J fc
cheeked boy with o wtaatn* amOe
end a pretial curse, mad# Ma
bey u i blf league hurler fo r
the Boa ton Brava* yaatarday—
and did a man-alaod- cbora
of
throttling tha Pittsburgh PiniUa,
T—l, on all widely acatterad hlU.
Tbs tO-jresr old Dram south
paw frtahman who propped pro
fessionally In Wo horns town of
Brid report. Conn, Is lbs imallest
member sf tbs
staff.
ARCADE “
Package Store
0. D. FA RE ELL, Owner ‘
rh sM
.
Milker Bid*.
Deferise Shop News
ALEX R. JOHNSON
Thera wars throe trainees In
tha (Radio R*p» Iring CUaa which
closed on Miy I, wao had a por
ted attendance record. This re
cord meant, that th*N wen. after
their regular work waa over, at
tended cuss i l l ho*re each night
las fir# dayi a week. The*# men,
Refcart C. Miller, Calvin A. Old
ham.’ and
Burbridga
Ratliff,
have shown a fins aplrit and are
flow ready, should tha call come,
to aid their country In a site!
field fos our defense.
The new elais In Radio Repair
ing has now reached the limit e ilirA O O ; F o i l ri-A. dOLDRX
ilK T. HU
KTHONUKIl
r o ll
of enrollment. If snyons la still
ri*A I'AM CAI, M KT KTHlINfJ.
Interested In this type of train
r.it; n m CAteir
ing, they mtr call at ths office
MAIIKKT HTKADY
f’ir» tlikfrlnl 1 1‘ara <>n irith 3ft
and placa their names on a re
I'ara
#rfl»e.J
I
KI.A 1 a'AMK
served list and should a drop
FldUllf (>A. fair to ***>■#! qualMi
out occur, they will be given tral
I dog.
l 71-3 " «
plsce. There la still
room
In
4 dog.
I.fi t IS
I I 4nn.
ISA-l IS
wsdlna clssaes tor a limited num
rnoBlir
! 11! M
ber o f addlUonsI trslnees The
IA dog.
I Sn-l ■«
hours le these rlaiaes have been
moally
Hi
reduced from ft hour periods
■t’g
1 in- 1 *ft
to ft hour periods.
l'l»fRl, 1 * 4 dn»„
! |j
•
d»»g- fnm» fair I
I 7S
Ths machinery for the bout
t*Al#lr., IV ftfll, I '" r ra li t
building classes 1* being Installed
this week. All preliminary work
that la asaenlial for the operation
of theae clsi.ce la being taken
care of.
..
Federal Market
McAKKB IN
NAVY
JACKBONVH.IJ!, May fl-W >
—George McAfee, etellar right
halfback for the World Champion
Chicago Heart of tha National
Profca.lonf| Pootbvl l^ag-e and
former all America player for
[hike Unlverait).
reported for
active duty at tha Jacksonville
Naval Air Blallon yraterday.
I yvlnh to express m y th anks to m y friends
in Fern Park and especially in th e Cassel
berry section of Fern Park for their
Brady And Smith In
Close Race For Se
cond Place Runoff
With E. J. Nelson
irikillBVN I'rta ragt Una)
county, fit* carried Sanfonl hy
four Yfitei, with (14H |o 044. hut
lo«| out in ll*c* county by .131* *.«
53.1, The total voti* in thi* rare
whb: Mr. OvctaUccI, IT#7; Mr
I l n lU n l. 1017.
Joe Hendricks surprised rvrn
bfca matt irvfcitt Mipporlrm by lb**
site of hi* voto in UiU cutrnly
He carried the city by *lmo«t
five to fine anti the rcunty |m
cliift" by. over (« a lt| *»nr. Mr
rnrrirtl rvrry prtrlnct in Ihn
county except Ovink>, SWtia md
O?rriklft. ftnd he tied the Int1**r
llemlrickg* lotal vole in the
rily wng lOlfi in 27*1 for Pink
inftou nnd 33 for tSirn*. In the
rcunty he nreivisi GHM Votes in
273 fur Parkinson and I ft for
Sim®, making a grand total of
I f ill, to 552 ami H5.
Iripx G reen a ls o pruveil a »trvtng
cr»n t e n d e r in t h e r u n 4 for t o n
gfewMnan «* larg e
lb* |^il l«*.|
77!* Vdl#t m Nnnfoirl \ < 314 f«»
n v i f t n - e t , l i f t for t o h e n aril
HRK IN JEUNKY TOWN
2** fnr Ter>»»»
In the co u n t)
IIAF K E TT8TO U N. N. J Ma, G r e e n got 111 to 2*2 fnr O tr *
end fanning seven In 7 1-3 In- r. (AT—A rvglng fire
in th< f t t r r r t , HH for f*ohen a n d 5 3 f
nlngr.
The
total vo ir
heart of (hit town pf 3.000 |wr T e r v i n .
Bookie John Lindell made hi* tent gutted a lank and a dr
first start on Ihe mound for the partment store and damageil ee
‘Yanka and yielded four runs to I vcral
. . . . smaller buildinga over *
the Boa In three Innings, two of |half[-block
area before
being
them through Yankee error* In (,rm
the flret Inning end another an!
e homer by Wally Moera In the I ~ ~
teepnd.
T“
lirM'ii, 11UO; Ovrr'trn'b *»!•■,
<‘«>he»i, 204; nnd Tervin. HI
Judge
St b r i n g
receive®!
llfli
vf |e» to <124 for T T Turnbull
Eugene i\. Matthew^ got 1121
FLORSHEIM
Lightning flat he# over tha earth
continuously, etriklng on tha av
erage o f 10 times a second, or
1,000,000,000 llrnee a year.
I wish In pxprpjut my sincere thunk* mill up|irrciitlon for tho nplcndld aupiiort Riven me nt the iKill.t
in ycutcrday'a election. The confidence nhnwn in nte
by the people wan mont gratifying unil mnke.t me mure
determined than ever nut to diiuippoint them.
PHONE
9149
Y O U H
To thoae who now find them selves without n can
didate, I extend n cordial welcome Into our camp. We
aro going to win and w e are giarl to have you with u«.
R rrN T E R
Again, thanks for yot#- continued sui>|)art and
co-operation.
310 E.
Fourth St
E. J. Nelson
Candidate for LegiitUlure
Group No. 1
(PaM Pell tic*I Adr.)
i
y
la 3-tone tan, la browo-andwhite, la veatllated calfskin,
thesa easy-going Ylor*hc(m»
will be your favorites this season I
Wear them for spacious comfort,
porous coolness s i s la d for
fiaer-than-eref Florsbela quality.
B. L. Perkins
CORRECT MEN’S WEAR
and wall paper.Don’t pul oH aeeded.repaln
a*MM k * » aa3 lla a u w a e / ___—
■-*■
ETTAKKIT
am om ovA t m
NEWCUJO? ANV
By PAUL ROBINSON
WkNoownouser1’
VIWWIA ? SHff WAS
A W f raiSNO M THS
nil notHms V
F.H.A. Financing for Repairs
fCH AVE. at Rth.BT.
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In
1908
ipltal of Seized Madagascar
S A N F O R I) H E R A L D . W E D N E S D A Y . M A Y
Japs
7. 1012
M riuber
Associated
I’ rosa
M M HER
1!»‘J.
Capture
vj l a p Force Pushes 25 Miles
C o r r e g id w U p
Burma Road Into China
Over 11,000
At
mother German De
tachment Trapped
'West Of Besieged
City, RAF Is Busy
Figur^ Includes Men
In Armed Forces
And Civilians At
Manila Bay Forts
ta r » m it »t «c n « i ,
^ e . R A F hammered a t
U ttgart, aouth Germany in» tria l center, f o r the th ird
We n igh t and eontlnw ith d a y lig h t attacks
e r France.
T h e Red A r m y reported a
ed ge ha*, been driven h e
re n two G erm an forcea
fo r e Leningrad and anothNaxl detachment la encircled
at Of tho boalrgrd city.
Russia baa thrown Into, her
Spring offtnihro Iht first of
roaenrs dlvlilona raked and
Inod dorp In Slborla la*t wln\ and tna fresh, troop* have
iturad an Important river val- from th* Gormans, Rrd Army
patch*! nld yesterday.
Thla vanguird o f tho new
mica fought a four-day battle
Stealing a march on the Japs, Dritlih fo«n - <rij|i,»l lh
th a German tore# bolding
Kh banka high above the river fir Crunch Island of Madagascar Show,, rl-..
Id the account o f th* engsge- 1 nr.vr, rapltal of th* MHO mile i.lnn.i uha-h lo
tttl, published In the army n*ws-j ru,,p|y |,,lr. jn (hr Indian i T h e
1' s si.,i
pvr Red Star
i
1lint, it neee-«nr> , American t,*rr.
On the second day, lh.
one1klnntl ngain.t all (uiniii
in dlA.lon mopped up
villi gv
nk and raptured
a
*lnat strong rvehunt*; on
* third day It held its ground
nnttr-itticka by two
of German lofantnr.
.-T fi
r
d «y
On
rim.wi
Green, Cannon, Cent/9dors For
Hendricks And Navy Autnorized
Sikes Triumph1To S t a r t Work
C n i t c r Conatrucu
iPn
|H*eted To Start Atl
Comiftisslhri' J o b s
aul Moore, Is
Winner In Navy
i Emblems Sales
■Taul Moore,
Hem Inol* High
K w ol Motor, ioId 9M
worth
■ .N a v y Keliaf tmbUrma to win
■ CM loot amor.jr high school
■ lia r bo71 (0 diapoM of the
■blenu with (bo pOQM adl to .
W to th* N i n IB*tlo< Beclety.
■perln ten dent T. W. Lawton anKncad thla morning.
■Howard Botalor wao second
E h with yitJS M flcmlnoln
■ M i k m | U la a total o f
■1.16. It wu foUmotod that
■Irf^aakouat woald haro boon
p W r , bat many c 11 li*n, had
con lactod prortoual,
Relief campglgti, I
as a toward for winCMtaot, wlU ba frtrd b/
y Department at Jackwaaoirow and Boturday.
laaoo br M fa r Jacktarnm o w ' tuning,
ratal tjpaa o f ooUrtolnai.vMaa plaaanl for
thmuboot
tho etato.
- aa axtsMhm"' iw r
Wsnl A ir Baao will
IV A SIIISG TnV May 7—
—Th# U ir
llriurt mrnl
gnihnuncrtf I im1« t Ihsl ap
p m in airly l l . t l l noldirra.
u IIam , m:r.nr* and rivilian*
frr*Ufn»hlt were raptured by
If*9 Jipanrir tin I nrref ktor
illy U«arlg|ri| I'm il
A
Jii|idiit'-,'
iH'HrhotuI
cn w ii'il ihi* t ItiniMt-.lliirnin
bonli r at \Viittliii|! iiiul pushiil ttlwnii l*:, null'i up I he
f I u i ' mui K<>u■I inlii E iiv ( bin.'t
ngiuu-l fn iv,. ii'-o ln n ri' toillit
III It I-ll -I’-'i l. IriMipa tmlrtV
nipt iir.-il .In. big Kn-in h li«\i>l b n *f ni Ihi'gn Simrvz in
■ nd other Manila I ' a t furl*.
*IT»e r t l i m a l r I* hi*cd on r e
port* qd <u \ p r | j an i did
tl*v|: Ir kr .mi i «»naiderailua
th# rfv«*ltle*iM t rJfVit hsrr
Keen »ulfrrp,i
»*,# laat
th r e e
■ rekw. 1hr 1«*.al
titled 2-275
Nual melt
I .‘iitt marine*.
3,751 Amen, r miI>11era, 1,■
2*0 I Hltppim- stnuta, I, HA
anldier* 1f th- Philippine
fommimdr lih aim? and l,»
2f3 Ifir Intiin- ri t iIian* ■nd
fled
Ir litlilusU
nut
niher* i«e
rli»*ifi*dt
'%'■m•wr'taIr <4 I*rw« ■I
.* i*iiiu1 1* i ■«. tr Vu *1 ml
in r*-p--tt. il If,* *
Jnpnitt *•
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Dish .1^ Eh* t * 1-1
f «tti s»Mk! * *if f .1 it.or Mnnil* kn
tilth
Nl',- ’ 11.< i ' |uvrt>l>t*d c*II ,’ Fll 4 14|I l - ' 1
ll’ 11 M iiynim die.
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P ■»•«».- 1 1 ■
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l*fc Hi-
M.ulnK a-, ill
V|iml nun
Fhe>
nin .1
lh f.*.
f. Li
■i ft tun
i.l
Gas Registration Army Will Get All Synthetic
To Be Similar To
Rubber. Peterson Is Informed
Wm-hum<*ii M*i i
Supar Procedure Registration
;.ii.l l.tjlulnll ..lid the
l**i tti- f -iff. ill r mm ,trr hr•rip lirMtit ut
fit’ ',*!i»nri* t*«*n
liinii** H r«tn n- itMil •*! irnr Mill'
i•tr i \\ iin*t*.in i 'inn» hill|i cirkficm 1■
I .ll'l.l lHl‘ ft fa* ;*•»,*.It ITUIV tlRkf
m
| IHlil Hi It
t i'l> f r.*m t ie
VtL*. k*.»
Mil hi
alt 1HIidItig fliffl*
b.,.i
p«
11Clli‘,1 lh# Dill
44hi,
-kilt
i S »4hnl
( I' m 4
Ii,, . ,t..{ *.Crtf , ft /f MlIf th# nir
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4.14* •*- |4,, l<“ » S’< Hi# Vi
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f Ms ,1ur , . it 413111sit* ,i
« 1f 1< i 11 s'll 44a 4
la* • ,fc( • *< i»
I. i*. 1I. 1 Jt7,l| ,irt' til, > might
1|i . I. 1Is, , -i ,i> r 1.11 ' ! I»
t I...I tiro
n'h c r.i |*hc*t
...» II. - (-• ill •
i hot . . Hr it i'll
at )■( '* 1he *‘iilO|.|**U'
Ir*« k.’■
I m(#r »ft r rl a r t HuttrM Lai
ti|'Si(i" n i*f ( r*i lallvu I-Uind
it.ii k tvn*1 v
t . ' tf it i It rl V
ti r-t n ♦*/ ihr
nf
Depart
m'.uiiei /is
fort* m VirtinJa llo\
I.,
tun!
In 'h in.
mrnl India t slid ihr
ruMwf
Ike fiiJI .>( I hi n fhltn, h# *1.#p
f*1h*rtI iL f« ndet s
-loo l l £ r Is
s*i at n lr ' 1had
fen^e i|clii*i|I »Vhti1, »l a ftuntl tflif
ihr lim r has fumr
lit slop
|111 lilultillit'l d* scriirt-d the
atmminition goitr,
ip|ta" k'in fa ? Irifis, *is|t In r<iusln
I r i*fn h ♦i*»*tp* ii * {•ill <lng up i l c
hew itiffca vt*«l*’rtl|i5 t* roof up
J»*r an l p rill tig m l l l r * "
Hr
I■<fat'
r* -(stain » no.I r*.n
*riUrirt| irritf t'f rtti*tiflfr Hi
p rtlir 1r*l ihr Drrd t*f -r»m*wrr%
In* ii %n * ;** 14i,i111* * w it Ii I to ir It-w
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mi ii IL|Idr ii'f r ra ft d -H W tt etr 'Jt
. I valuable
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at rung ami
nun rolling
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tanytiu* gmilhkhartl
fi L tia i^ ila llr o a d
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»i»uld
d#m *ad
lh#
|l Hn»*|la Hryt ■tipply lint
. ii r t mi I mrnl „ f apnvLl *7 * utarulltmiUki
I 111 ^ natf shot bio- n f iv f m il
d
All rally. JJ*|t <fUTM* U>hiji*
III '■-* mi Find#
14r aid (hr gm rrn m rai plans
(il.in, ■ whiffi
f ,«n« if ft p of
• d * «tntr m pit |rd far (h r m l
»(Cf| h rgr* nf ll r tv l"# i*w«*l lit I i**djiy.
hod \.*trf.lnv Oinrniftf. AnUlUrtia from l.3§6 nf 1,411 \ AI'lhnrily hy the City of Sh* Uhilmg mi t ^rrrifidm » r r r rr
uni *t«
pufrkasr
of
r v lfa
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and
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Ia* I * I1IP«*8|I UJ* ,|*Hiltil a* •ay*
prwinrt*— C o n | r n »- A lL ir | «
n o * Ht Id l*» th# public, IhiI
fi-iti hm» Urn yi'en to ihe l 'riit'*1! ' tHn *1 * I u-hirg up tin I'U u g i i
rryi -l i -■1'
M»g 1411*1 ! Ilf lfiS,(H W, ri1 (lid (>
Green
11 #.141 k... ,
if , th-r rr«fii I■11hifil nK i»f Ihr
a-uv v nMnwtng
u i
■
Hunt id Mint Ism mi k I.,k «e*lit >k*iii i
M;ilra
N
c<mlrnrt«*r
*
1o> |nit ’ m rnl Uirhl
h lih of s p if f on a p riva lr
Cb#r«trrrl
AO.BfU!
■
t
i tinny mu* drImi Lmg inii
I'd
that
10
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ilf-tvruat^l
l*>
the
Navy.
In
ilm
,
I.i.m
iniH
nmr
(
«»t»b;it
mi
tin
(Mid.Hit ,*f «1 U M
Lri'vim isiy
iiO'Lo « ar
Vs fur larattons
T#r»ln
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2
:do
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m
Mr
I'ailrfM
in
*iM
(hr
forth
i Im I r, in h Hh,| rlnhoi'll lo have
\
k
rk
nl
lhe
Navnl
Trtilning
ILt
rlmine
ul
nd
ItwlriMnident.
raiding
Cchrn
I6.A46
*.«mhi if rat toning of g a«*»*(( nr
ifida» Ittui l* of
\mrrituin
and i 1* the sin "
Kmt i(>iw|j •piifi iithrr plan#*.
JACKSONVII.I.H. May 7, Id’ trie l.rfi.re (he Nary offi-mll. ! 111i*i !»«»«. have Ii r* rrfatr t**v| tuigh i I tcnr**iiu.
**■• i-ilif mh a long ft ■ t Itiw grit
| sf ii 11 nn (hr wiwiry towtl o f
I ii tr It«>ard
*akn a r i f r *»f that qursltun
l> a*in. fM* (h luliiul
—Rep. II. A. ( l e t ) Green w». tak''* , v,f ,h*' "«■*■ « l rr»ri. M
n in ti in t'ppi r Burma, n*>l far
1
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e<m<rc«lrd tkr [k’niornlic nominn ur W t‘ , 11ill hlntrd thi* mnrtii
11•••it
Iht* liiiiii n
frnrilirr. lL<*
A III Jtigh lo»t( htlAfHT, till
ho in ,Hciuiti«di*
t itiiiil \ Mr tri-li (ttBmg look
uliUH' the
1la llln nf ttit Hull I nd Corrrgi
rice*I M|.|\ |H
tktn lo Florida'* new State wideMr. Hill and City Clerk II
ff’-gt
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ii
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Kit
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got
d,r«H
t support
Congm»i nnl *r»t la»l night l.y |x ayrr tlr|,|
eonfertnee In l„,> ! ,lt,r' '‘ r^ ,u,ri1ll’ unavailable ►-r
Ml Hid Immgs th*'
I I * ri |n»rI• U U >H« (it t .. li.Hii Hu H VF l a . i •harp tHunb
. k»lr nr
hi* clofrflt nuponent, Karnvtl Civ Mirihkllf Tye*tiay with Lirui K
( fiiim llu the A m e rit an uml f dl|Hin«
i111) m t||I lit I ll A*l I
“ II ..... ft- , 11kj m( .ln|iHDrpf (lo o p * mi L ir g r
■nl* r m
cmlrrel of Miami.
lighten lu pt a huge J j,nnr«c (
»iH»n«l Uni' n nui, Unltc*l
|M»pu|l|l )•>.t IS » ill
jn) titling, ni
.in k ")- n 11,# tu n i11’4ir MonyI ■laitr|l
army n i g j y r t l t h e r r But fi»f thru
OTtnlreet, in a •taW’ffirnt i» S*uy offker in rhnr^*- *f *
HIM h t h•r- •v rt 11 >H rut If n Hf*t of h’ 4t Nl ggIM4P
r Hliftii i
, t.tiyielding rrristnncc, that Japa
turd »t Miami, a*«cr1rtl ihnl ’ I *tnit
Naval opcratluiml t*,,
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II,,'
» (.',411:1 >l F if* f.ti Uh- Ilf dish
11•‘■■l* nrrny w«»iil«(
iitid«iitl*lcktlp
half* ipiwrenlly foil.H
, ........ (it I
•I»g lmsi a, a,I winch pel fill -l
i **a** s| »»*. .r . i o* *
id
I!**vf* |sr*>n Drm*n liit*i ihr ngiii
ari»lL>
Cirrrn, Rrprrwfstativc nf ti
1%« s iturn t. thi* S'nvy t«i t
‘ l «ld ... *• •.
• n-mg «" <*aj*•i•i i t I**, ( ,t on*
dii. Ii thi fiiu lh
L
o i
Lath • i
ftreond i)Ulrict for 17 year*, ha-1 n i'i the airport. It It vijot
n
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117,694 vc>U a and n majoi ity of ihnl the ranUnrlfir* it ill
i-.-UnMg r, .1
Mr
1
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up. 11 i
I>*iH>Dmi Uu m htJi>n>1,'f • ipopirlrfll
Mm i •
, .lay p.M.'.l
1 pB.1 tJ, with ahoul 100 acattrrarl milk hero By May 16.
f r ii Um.L
I
.ill,
I
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4
1
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h’IIM’ l U i l h 'll
till
Uif
i-n-i,
Hiii1
Jap-tiu's*'
m
i
i i ilium ni
.i nd July 1 v
boxfg and
»«v*ral
(houivan I i
(lit inivi* In *■ri
H' J3 Irt priMlm 4.1 bill I hi nimi Mil- IkaiJiMiu ring nmlhrast up
Ihr Watt and Sinclair <
ii'.d rnoiv * l.*1
gasoline fn 1 i ui r >nii* nn I In* ngut t nl I'm fur
"<l military prujm Is Mill thr Biirtmt R,*i(il h llN n Lhina'a
tinning program will (>g‘ |l|s||(||( lh*’ l.i*’'Ii <<•♦«■«' days mid iilltiH
-II '
Aiittniivt I'rovinrr tahil# anothrf
1
‘t a S i l i h ''7 r . " 2 ° K ‘ K k i r w< ' i M .
h|
(hi
ii*.*i fling Ity Mr
ilVtr irwn
' Wtmint
rntififniftl :fii ri r, %
%inI h Ii#( v y inn*h* nl xc l
In addlttuit In tftr lia«ie card, t(lf
U'4ti |(i*’ War PrtHliu (imi brl|», o w* M»*aii11ing Hi# 1 h lh fit'
u ghiidiil mh iifiib r Irv
which will Ik' (»*Mi*d in iivnuc
,i,ii (iit*iuiil ••* " M** |M»in|fd
In, aid h**r it#*| lbt* ltK< t•«** 11 ,**n * *MOind
lh#
Nun nan
ph-*tluff-car dt'bri-, in » 1*i h«‘ i |( ,t
• "!• f rn lilt im fn inrn atj' Iwiiiiirr tM4»n of
V noting
Th#
i*■« ti ui ht rs hail IIh'
demon with 18.2*3 and Bam.y
^ . j 1* ^
'
Open II oujmb will be held at 1t \|►
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Califti of OrUtuio with 18.161. ' lmu,,ly *<.360.000.
"ml Mfkil **» gwfii ifitmn
Ihr Fernrld'LatiffhLufc- Ueimjriak
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Tbrvv Incumbent Coogrewmen.
Hr»J->a llw prewent «t-u f. lee (lluapital nn
iM|lv
Hitphtni fii«-d
ntt Tunmlay Mav 12. in [
' Lr in isart it h,m l>> Ur i«l Wanting lint Hoi l( >*aij ( 'ohi
nlllK1 f nl mh*▼ I
d m t.i*. w#i tII tt,,
Rapf. Jo« Ilaodrlcka nf OeUml
in
Navy
Hvparlment
U
to
buy
the
,,u
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l
hut
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. . celebration al the birthday an * rker* at«l Hthn |h . ••»!*,« wh*»»* f,.tm
l *1
Ml IVl.-.s.s,, ,k I.l* .1 l atl'll d v»4’ N n,k If* rt #J> #n
urn
•rn ll r*
tho fFifth
DUtrtct,
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• " * l(»M
m-L the City
,;, " l „1|’ *„1t„
of »/...cnee
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—* rat Csnnrni
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*-11CIUv .*NIgl
*M •'••,* «-«* l»r tt *1 »**•<► (ssfs. |
. ation« n*«||Wtip (hi in In • i f,.f Kl
in )m(U# afl#t 1.si lie
« 1*1** has!*
utt I
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o f Mliml In »he Fourth »nd Rnt.. »*•' »•*"• a< *J
J hrn w,'tn " ’".g »le , r,rg*nli«r of the f.,.t
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»ulhf*tm-.{ it ,'i„i* J 111{"■*,' I*•■# l rpol 1 f Hui* DCt’lirp'fitfin.tfihlIfr■. Mi iVte-i **«»* said!
j y,.. f,
f Nf-Ml* rl « •rt Y. 8lk*» r f Crt.lvlew In the' Navy I** no further u h for tie men "• nur«in*r al^ff, dmrung 1 h«
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milllil
of Akv.lVirf >rbi 4111 lh#
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Third, continued to hold •uh.Un bu.u. II <• lo he turned l ack *" ( rimean Wrr In IH&I, It wan an
H*' ,«MM» tun e
Hilt VI **, -( Mm mi
l( Hllkord rti*
v I atari
ilia •mii <
*1, OllJy a imi#
tin] m»Jorttie» over their oppo lh, I lly for the name figure ' n itrtinced thla morning by Mi»*
• «L|ii t i n*|
t" .
m**i•’
ih.
it
mill’
s by air from
neflti and all teamed certain r f addition, RnV additional land ihi’ ] m |i)$ Pegram, luperintemleni
f •!»i inog
i * i if#*>| thii t 1 it Mian<*
Io i H h , «lrrssctl lh# pari 1! i>
renomlnatlon.
I
y arijulraa for lh* fiatd i* (•« | The party will Im* held from
f he i•mi lii'M
t iMifii nf tills Fiiilitrr f'T •■nrni) sir power U play mg in th#
i’ t i pi* lit! (h*t
t MI tmr *,<*ura
ti. L (Tom ) Sell ring of Colne. - 1
'*
k'1” 1' u
* l,h" ul 1 00 °'‘ lock Untn * 'M oVI,>rk
| i« i r#n«tng throat |n India m w#fl
#n.
In ihe oftemoun ond from 7 00
|» i g i-tl .tit
Will ler 1.1 our
•♦*•* sviitiirtlr fuiiiwr to
▼111*, continued to ntend hi* W
that o'clock until B:30 o'clock In Ihe
fai(rr
I
•
arr
not
ft*
maDy
t<■i m. *’*i f*tr nirny nt*<tilii* ▼ « T. T. Turnbull of Mon tier Ho !‘“ k; „
I.6 O1I rvinlrg and rttrrihnunli will l «
mi»tri||s|* 1 * ImliviBuji]
*ug af him
Irt- r«**r rvni
far
itiililary
for Juitice o f th# Ruprcm# Court.
tenreil.
u*rr«, itn*1 tlrivrit* lirrnairt wHI j n*r
Unfit*
ill (w availnbli’
!«■ u»i**l t-i nLlain Iht* t!Pa-»*a»nry 1 f"i
K**taring i behlei' day
all
1liiari ii*ri, lUfil i t nulnrno
( »b: ble* that hav* been born In tie
iin*a
vhu
ihforrr at |i>n, ihtia saving tltttr, j 1<1* tir i- V n Yf H r
local hoapllal alnce la»t llo.pl
Karl t^hmaim. ( rmer aecre
l* ii
t/try*l| proinbly iw the fr«l
lal Day will bo given a hoepltal lory of Ihr Seminole Count]
t.ni ll ift-t for ■ hnjr, long lim r ,'
birth rartlfielta and will have Chamber of Commerce, will out
1 wns \t r sSh#rman*a advlre.
their plcturoa taken In ■ group, lln* new and important developA mass i. ,-ltng of ail seniors
Mlaa I’ egram t'Tnlalned.
iiirnta In the 1* »r Savings l’ r>snd all gradualrs of Seminole
An added future to th* ho*- pram it b mevling Friday at
end other high echoole betwrm
pllal which ahoulg prove of In- 1 30 P.M of the county commit
IIAMLET, N.
May 7, 1/17lId
Ihe ages of |H and 2 ft has been
tereat to the via Iton la lh* new tee at th* City llall. John Kaha. Thr 30-hour manhunt for William
railed by Principal G- K. McKay
delivery room which waa fur- <tato admlnlalratnr, has advised Dawk in*. f*0» Nfgro c*n»#nl«rrt
JACKSONVILLE. May 7.
for
the purpose of revealing In
rdnn-, nlahed and (quipped by the Chase « a l cfflciit*.
Mr. Lehmenn I* rndnl m blaiinff funfir# when an — Mure Ilian 3fHHi tons nf strer,
* family in memortam* to Ur. *nd i d*puty admlniitrator In the arm#«l po*«# cif about 100 trark- rar rails, unus*,l In Jacksotkvllte formation about the Army Air
Corns and the three ways of en
Mr*. 8 . O. Chaao, Sr.
War Saving! Program.
#d him (nt/i a iwimp and »hol sinvr 11*341, started flowing Into listing. l*rof. McKay, who haa
Th* public Im boon oatondod a
AR team captains and other him to drath aa h# fled into tha Ihr rrurll.lrs of war today as
cordial Invitation to allond th* mrmbon who assisted In thv fjprn. II# waa aoufht fur tjura- spec tat Frderml salvage project, liven designated as a fa-ully air
any gtfta
my one "Kvory American Canvaa!" drive tloninr aflrf TufwUy'x claying tnr fn*. nf tls kind In the coun force advisor, askrd that all
eligible lioys he
at
Nemlnola
_ M ill tha hoeplui will a r*. r*v)Orft*d to be present by cf Folk# rhlaf John 8 . Fallow try. gels under way.
High School by R;CO P. M. Mon
gntofully ncknowladgad.
V. A . Speer, chairman of the Hem- ami four members of a n#fn>
Th. first i f 20 miles of rails day.
ln»l* County Committee.
In a family.
a as to l*r pried oi-l of Ihe pave
According to Information from
ruiumtn lealion to Mr. S^eer, Mr.
ment at a special ceremony of tha Army, 100.000 young man
l^hmann announced, "Wo have a
Slate and Federal olflcials, with ar* needed In th* Naw Officer*'
number of new development* In
\V. J Darkness, stale WPA ad- Training Program, snd It l»
Ihe War Aavlnga Program, and
mlni'lrnli.r, pulling up tha first said U be a good opportunity for
It la highly Important that wo
one.
men to
antgr
thla valuable
have a conference of tho worker#
"There'# enough metal In ' the branch of th« aorvlco Whan te
In ouch county at th* oarlkst*
mils her* miirtl In with an equal etotal by the A m y . anllatooo
mttlM today. “Tho Ubm
has poeetbl* data."
quantity of pig Iron, to make 181 will etirl avlttlon rtidat tralttmedium tank*, to build 141,120
Th* mealing It eip*ct*d to last
Mr. Darkness aald. ,
Wag than aa hour,
with otpontco paid, la Icac thaw
a yaar, uaually tight months
■ —
cnllaUco may try for an oftVora
KILLED A T CORREGIDOR
rommlaaloft
aa a
borabamftor,
U l| ln wlU moot tonight at l i M o’clock
navigator or pilot.
l e l “ " at the Woodmen nalL
POLK COUKTT, May 7 ,-A n Dojro ondoT 11 nood tho c m drraon Smith, Polk City youth
:*F }>
lira. Claude BoaaWy o f Elm who enlisted In the Army a yaar aont of paronu or rnardlaa t*
n
to
r tbU branch of the acrrlao, •
•*■•**• Avaoue and Tenth Street baa an i n , waa killed at (Jorregidar
fMMj unusual trumpet flower that baa Mar 1, according ta a War Do- and birth rortlfleaUo ami threw ,
* te*h errrrel huodrW blooms.
port wont notice roeelred by his
Matthews,
“T U i Spring and tummtr ttK*
«d warrior* will
dal Ml
th*
raeallinff
day detnd that th# Gorman »rrnnJ
ba enuhod this yMi.
British L o s e 1,000
Men In Invasion Of
Madagascar, Take
Large French Base
American (iiinho.it Sinks in Philippine Waters
ti* lhc|r
S o me
Instructions
Arc Announced For
Signing May 12-11
ru*
Knd< At S 1*. At.
For War Rooks
Xirport By Mrty I
.... >•* I**‘ '
>I’f 2**•**...... i*
in* in
l^tcai Hospital
Will Hold Open
House Tuesday
1"
Lehmann Will
Address W ar
Savings Group
Mr. and Mr?.,
Field Attend
Aunt’s Funeral
Posse Kills Negro
After .'{0-hour Hunt Jacksonville Will
Live
Car Bails
Less Income Tax
Exemptions Sought
if S w 'is r
1 Of War Cro
flppU In Fi
City News Briefs
YounK Men Will
Get Air Corps
Facts At Meet
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May
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I
7 - (4 V J T * o
Pay Cash for
c#nd* “ " * J
• Jiprimc »Ulury
arts, Ur*, -far rt-
O OJXTW O OD.
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
W E ffort,
DAILY MENUS
By. MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
Pard. w t f . o f th«
lto» Um place*da to war r*.
• i w « l Qorbla. director of
Ktrtr Tbrk Maternity Center,
AtolgMd a m w tbrae dollar
1-4 teaspoon celery unit
2 tableap.on* m ined onion*
1 eun thick tour cream
2 tabic*pono* butter
I table.poon choppod parilcy
Sprinkle iteak with flour, u l i
and paprika. Plaea In kal frying
pan. add m t of seasoning* and
eirarn.
Caver and rook until
tender. Add rent o f Ingredient*.
C«< k -5 minute*.
i s r c W ’S A r s
kindred
Brooklyn
S ^ H o r l d * make**’'weekly
fa auto caravan* to bol*tad
f poet* to dance old faahaqaaiw dance* with aoldicra.
l t H M of Un-year-old girl*
T W the rookie far fitted at
u 80 CRtb In Hemp*trad.
V lU a iln
3*1*4
t
I
I
t
rnp shredded spinach (raw)
nip rren
rup thrtddrd lettuce
2 rup sliced radishr*
I 1 rup sllred p irn prpprr*
I l rup chopped pim ento*
I t rup French d c a »iln g
eoon will appear ln a
It with Um ailmmtfi
FARMElW MARKET
REPORT ^O, IV,
r o u t i n a t i : p u n n : i i '«
n %»iKin
M I»<*KLLAM Ol l P HI IT
%M»
Dlnnrr F c r Elgkt
U K iin tm i;
T IIK M E N U
ml ta lt« mp %u I ->C| i . M
T.
Shrimp Cocktail Toasted W s fc r* IRIS*
P l * i « a 41
I,. l>. 1121
Rip* Olive*
P L o N im r i i o n i i i-^
V t « l S in k Vaprlka
IlHANH— Hu 111*• U u 'ir u tr v n nfd
Ilultcrrd T r u
10 f»M » . i i n -1 to
,
Muhtd Squash
It Kk |li— tH»* Hud Ji* lit |iu 11g*i
tiv liv u
Graham Roll*
Butler
CAHHAUK—
T«r» bulk. |l«
,
Vitamin 8a?»d
iIAHIiUTrt— l*Di hull Jar - lit
Hu
S traw berry Shortcake
Go fle a
11 l«r. |l '•«*• I l.
• KLHl t V—
11 oo i i i
V eal Steak Paprika
t L L L llY l l r i i |R n . l r . | 1 M 1 «
3 pound* real itc a k
t'UCUMUKIt.H i f 11i -t
m .i
c.
1-4 cep flour
(A ary |t. 11 ion
1 traipoon tall
U lIA t'K l III IT ■ H*.« I
fa i .trnb
fS.liu. >««*• It h* Nii j I : «i)
1-4 leaopoort paprika
4 .
ll*« ■ 11ftu
•1*4 teaspoon g s rlic ea!(
i» \> **i
I 'H im b .
Reveals
BaibraJ
P A G E TURK
tiv e s and cna-tklrd of tb« SenaU w*r work. . .Th* American Warn
will come up for r»-election in in’* Voluntary Sender* of Groat*
•r New York will tupply 3,000
to cot busy In pro-primary_part> volunteer* to aid teacher* in l* facllrltle*. . .The National r*dor liUrinc
sugar comumar*. . .
ation of Busin*** and Profaaaion- Vauar Colley* hs* xheduled a
al Women’* Club* b toiler tine (ummer Institute to teach war
vital data on lu 18,000 rtvmbor* time car* cf famlllr* and child*
for rvftrvnco In connection wtU>
. . Carol# Land!* b wai
cufflaas, (klrt-boyth slack*
m Um acroon to p to n t
■ b w than a yard
b*n>- Joan Fsatalna b
bar, plain dark frock*
MARKET
SpecUH Sheer Cotton
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v
n »«A T u K H
u. i i 4i.o i u -i
*o fancy J l l i 111 l.’ig* ( I - *
l 9# in lit * a r luit#. >».
Plans Made To Build
Shredding Machines
JA C K fiC W V ll.l.K .
M .y
I
(S p e c ia l)—T * n»ugh i ffu r ll i*f■ Ihr j
A g rk u ltiirr j lh*tiftHim nt
the
Atlantic C o *»t l*inr Knilnunl. co*
g r a tin g
with III
I****!*,
livcttock aprcialiBt, F lo rid * p4t«tn
Marketing liurciu. and tho *■*
fiou i county Agent*. vocational
agrkulturo teacher*, chamber* of
commerce and o tlc r*. plan* havo
been made for the construction o f
•h redding
machines
Mid
to
conduct denioniir. lions
in air
drying tw eet |KiLitr®* for uua
a» a live»locK feed at l*rf-»hurg,
.Moore Haven, Hebrtng, San find,
vritada, and Mnntuelti* Heversl
m eeting! at Virimi*
m I he
atilt® to illKUM the
U M n m n ■ OVIKIK) B K lT fO fl
AND 1VXIIUUIA1.K llsu lln ** r*tely »••«> L iih l
lii>tulr> For
medium tu t»r , i I h *.
d*m *a4
r*lr: tor *m *ll .vi**, 4*m*n4 llaht.
firm H..m, fall .jg .lU r **4
eon4ltl«h a *le . t it ti .hipping
point a mt (t,Unary M l.*, shipping
M lat* bs.lw I I " r>*U*. trimmed
top*. l. t l* M u « ilr w**h*4 *ntl pc**
r 001.4 lloM .n Heart.
i- l
Ana
I I . 14-1 II
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41.14 I II.
boor**
V o r *• 11.10: I 4 »* l l l l - t . l i . f*W
bVoh i* 1114 F*w .alt*. 4-1*
.ltW .lt. m oslly tl.ti, law hlghoTl
**'> \ > t l I t p**rat. *11 > in * .'r * W
■•Im Aw Ig* rang* I* price*. I l . l l *
I J i Iv ir e u IlM It* e ilr*.
■
L 0 a > N (lK t J t a IIIH T Itl'T
L>*.
m *M gSoa, m srjitl tlrm to .•M iM ,
ly slrwakar, P «ilr»re4
*h t»ptag p els! b a s il end u l. e ( n. V
•hipping b o la t. Peeral. 1»T,
of
ia*r* 17. a\ No t *u *llly.
indl,
t H n l l y > V M . IH -IH l e a I f *
crate*, trimmed lop*, moally ( I 4»
I I " r t ilw . In pally I I I *
A ll |r>p
• ■Ira MnellA preeenl ehlpiafnla
from e*M sierra *
Uo*t i>*4er«
h *l*g taken price d.i.rm lned dele
•f (k lM ia ta
NET tO R K :
*4AltKKX ADtH T
I
jp '
t h e r e ’ # fu n
o n f o o l s m a rt
p ir l» *lc|i o u t g a ily in
rs.iiiirnl liriilgr Shoaii
li\rlv,
y n u t lifu l i l y l n
vsiili pprriiiil **r«mll»rlw
f 4m I ii rc* d o r r l y tu ck ed
|fc*i**l (i1'' 11V
if utilising this in i'ih -I
-4
tro ttin g tnr »upp.> ««i i« o
leeti are alrriolv atlte.lubA f
neat two week*, m il 11 i
To rock CsnHillan l.aron, lisvt
■I .herd thin, plsrr on lo t fryiiiu
pen
nnd brown
uulrkly
irntb
,nlr*
Cover with ltd *ml Inwei
hr*t
Cook 5 m inutre nr until
well browneil and crisp
MOTHER W ILL APPRECIATE A P A II
OF THESE SHOES FOR MOTHER’S DAY
m
II be ,1\ i l l * il l f l ( % ch § rt
if .
i\ .
tin %i/fui‘l ifitnrt)
point#
Spired Ctdl-I
■letihrfi,
...
t..
■nstn lutrr ol tfillled r imtk* .
grand "h ot tmldy* to * r r : . efti-r
•ne game. Iiave the tn-erretfr el
SEMINOLE COUNTY
COURT RECORDS
rrHADr
Car* Arrived I I Care a* ito rk It
Can aalaad*4 I I PDA. t i -a t.l r
■y track a ***.
PU >m D A 1 H -11 do*
I. » » - * » *
C A U r , Pascal
I I" tr.
T r im
I dwa. or4. euslily
IT t:
M ARKET ADOPT
yrnr,
ilALLMARK
Mother’s Day
Cards 5c to 25c
. D«mb«rv PriaUt
>• CfaUfomla BImmwI
.
\
•*f’ *‘V',K
M i«r. CWfa!
-■*
gtv.
MU MAIL
s t a t io n *
t f?ToVl%|
. 8Jk*4 i l l t , fiw
j ^ r u u l , I I " cr.
en re par led , , tine of
IN O
>n
P O IN T
TUE1DAT,
IN r o l l
U e.
fill nutrition quota. From t-t to
M cup tarn In enough for about
two rupa flour used In Ut* wafChareoal In Ublat
Showing* Today
$1.35 Pinkhams Compound
$1.00 Ironized Yeast ....
50c Barbasol twith old tube
Pt. Milk Magnesia
Pt. Mineral Oil U.S. P. ...
Soda and Lunch D«pl.
TOUCHTON’9
Friday and Satarday fip*tl»b
_______
IE FREEZE
(Tail aad CaaUag)
Fresh Assortment
Whitman’s - Norris
and Gales Chocolate
Mother’s Day
Packages
K ItV
1)0 X 60c
150
facial
t is s iib s
J tw c llt*
n u t is iiE S
*U0 lo
9c
GIFT SETS from I
COTY, YARDLEY,
Evening In Paris,
SATURDAY
ONLY
_________ .
Served 11:30 to 7:30 CARA-NOME
HUDNUT.
MAGIC DEATH
FOR ROACHES
GUARANTEBD
�r
f
V
TIIE SANFORD ireHALP." WANTOim, FLORIDA
Almost A Hospital
HUI.U1II U DMA*
p\r.F. FIVE
One Senator, 7
Representatives
Are Voted Down
Although It Is by no means certain yet that Tuesday's
hospital t>orut-election ^Id.rot bring out the ncccaaap- St
pcreent.'of all registered freeholders, wo believe wc ecu
lUkly predict that Seminole County citizens have again
allowed an opportunity to obtain a first class hospital sli;>
through their fingers.
The only figures which wo have available show that
with five precincts still missing, some 1212 votes havi
‘
votes
been accountedJor.. This docs not Include any of* the
caafTir Holdenrod, Tongwood, Altamonte, Forrest Cl .
Fern Park. 'N or does it include any of tho blank votes in
any precincts except Sanford and Lake Monroe.
Now In Longwood alone there were about 144 votes
cast In other contests on Tuesday; There were about ’.M
In Coldenrod; about 80 In Altamonte; about 70 in Fern
Pnrk; and about 20 In Forest City, 8o there were •loom
040 votes coat in thoao precincts which havo not yet lu-en
'Social A n d Personal Activities
MBS. LOURINE D E AL Society Editor
Social Calendar
»n.l M r ». KIt n an ! Mtiler r.f
■r*> »pr ruling svtiM- lintr
f«»rd and arr rv|fi«trm| al
•r.f la . ft turnaflrr
rtfdftrl la Um cmtnt Utweea
a If era14 te a araWr mi Tht
flat#4 I’rree wllrh la Mfl«*
f #aff11#4 la Ik# m
m
m f t re*
taaflao mi all mtnm 4tep«irfcr«
04 fa •« ar Ml •llrrnUe
t«4 la IbU MMr aa4 ■!•* total. Also there were probably s number of absentee
Imal »•**• a«aiuk#4 lm l«. ballots cast In the hospital election.
4|fell fa pakllcaftaa mt aptelal
On the other hand, however, the figures on the whole
IIHim bmla ar# glM r m m i
tend to prove that not ns many persons voted In the hos
W S O ftE S O A V r -H A Y T. t»42.
pital election as voted In the various political contests. Ami
if the percentage proves about the same In the five mi**log precincts ns in tho other precincts' already countol.
DIDI.B VElt.SK FOR TODAY
about 40 percent of the estimated 348 votes will have to
.M m t o u T f a i t u . w f . w o u l d he knocked off.
H A V E HAD NO STEAMSHIPS
This leaves about 200 votes which may be expected to
*>I0R AIRPLANES NOR RADIn S f r * O tN THE SPIRITU AL be added to the total flready tabulated, not counting the
WOULD; Alt thln(i are po..il>l* nliscntee votes and blank ballots, which may give us IS
.tb l}tm that b«1l#vrlh. — Math more. So If you add 225 to 1212, those already counted,
jou have 1437, which we believe Is a fair estimate if .ho
number ot freeholders voting In Tuesday’s hospital elrc5’,(Frapi Thr Saturday Rtrirw of
Literature)
SwMs down Into the tilue-ahadawed ravrrnt of inow.
Rwtng d:wn In a powdery ttoad
f;
M White that blowa,
^ That lift* Into aunllght keen ant
r Iryatel and liter;
[ f l t n ahouldar, .wing po'ci th'packed earth flow.
. Whit# and brilliant undrr tli«
Hfc ’ running skis.
.
'.get your h*art to the racr; lone
jv9, yrar* ago you knew
'/•That thU would happen aomr day.
Btfs-V |W« flexing of knee*.
..ThU (ting of tha air with the
. far bilU flung with glcamln.:.
, In errry winter if boyhood you
IL. . kniw you'd come
;’ ; To thU bill, thl* tpeid. this furl.
% ’ out kyr of the heart.
bia twerre of the item turn,
bright »now itrvamlng,
isrf-ltk*. from under thr rn>urh
L. * f skier* dropping hrinwi
|Mf green, tmnkr allvtr. atjedow
. ;pa blur a* nlum.
V
Ite c l the wind, and the facr
-*khd hand* *on» numbs
ru alwajr knrw this moment. In
' trrry childhood drrtmlng:
Ms U the tiring burst n|>rn lo
F'gwi/tnee* ansi acn.
QE0R0E AttllE
dolf Churchill, *on of Prime
or Churchill, I* a ciptaln In
Irttlth Commando*
Itel Carries Four To One
Defeated—heidlln*.
U
almost Incredible.
this Baturdiy tear* will
more cu.'fa on
men t
Oat If w* ran (till gel
for our panta, w» won’t
[sy bo Ut* County -Commlaors etn yet find a wav of
ding a hospital with th* S70.Worth of bond* approvrd In
previous-hospital election.
T»ft thU county hood* It a
Ha* to pick up people who
- ■> oullylnf sections
and
g them Into town, whether
' »r* comlng dkUr to work, or
h«*;
* I nl
Mn. t;
FlarM a
Corregidor hs« fallen. After 28 days of entfli'-* ln»ni-J
hnnlment from land and air, America’s last bastion in .h r!
I’hillppincH Is taken over tty the Japanese. Although th-1 (('•Rllated Irate rage Oa#l
effect of tills blow has long been discounted in advan.e. u ' II unite. “ 11-2" rant* will h*T«l
is the worst defeat which the people of the United H’utr* | 15 and ” 11.3” will har* IB. In
addltino, an "X~ rant will bo lo<
have over hnd to lake.
But of the men who fought there, wc have only the •urd autonvhll* ownrra whooo
gaanllnt nrrd* rannot b« ratlmate
highest praise. Had they surrendered tho first day they nl In ■ definite number of mUaa.
found their case was hopeless, hnd they given up without
WASHINDTON, Ms/ 7, (A V a fight, there would have been few who could blame them.
Hut they mnitc a gallant defence of tho islands, and they Offtr* nf f*rlee AdmlnlatratM
(••Inirtloiia rorerinr Eastern gaapinned down large numbers of Japanese forces which were ■Jlnr
rationing prorlded yvatenUy
needed by Japan In other theaters of the war.
for an arrraee allowenre te *nenBut to say that our men have fought bravely is not ;o estenllal" m loriata ranging aarwa
deny that we lost the battle. We lost nt Hntnan mil where brtween two and i l l gala week.
Corregidor, ns tho French loat the Battle of Frnn.-c, as l#na
At thr same time. OPA ante
Greece and Yugoslavia loat tho Battle of tho Balkans, is phaaiml that the llmlta might
Britain lost In Crete. The fall of Corregidor is but nnothor br chanced before May 11 when
step in the long list of reveraes marked by tho fall of rationing beglna And that the fin
al derision aa to the site of the
Warsaw, the fall of Paris and the fall of Singapore.
boale ration allowance would ” <toIt la-nlMsant to think o f the war being over this year. pend entlrtlp on the i m t / *4
Wishful thinking leads ua to believe that the Russians have gwaoline that ie a m i labia far ra
achieved n wonderful victory on the eastern front, that tioning."
UnrUidal O PA soahta repertMacArthur and his men have stalled the Japs short of
a l the,t|ma the rattan plan araa
Australia, that Ilommel has been defeated In Lyhla. that rd
first announced that the probable
Ciermsny is In s throes of a political revolution which will basic ration allowance weald range
see the Nazis ousted from power and peace offered tho between two and one-half sad
fl»s gallon*, but Petroleum Coor
Allies.
Ickra prom Dll/ declared
But governments do not fall when they are winning. dinator
that any weekly ration as low aa
Fence overtures, If they are made In all sincerity, do noC two ami one-half gallons arms
come from the sldo which boasts an unending string of “ wholly unjurtlfled."
.
The official Instructions Issued
victories. Armies do not win one battle after another and
OPA lo local rationing board*
then suddenly and mysteriouily collapse at the very thought by
and rrfiitrars w ad th*
of fighting another.
range la a schedule anal
Before we can even think o f The war’s being over this It Ira n te DU at m alas
year, next year, or the year after, we have yet to win the type o f ratio can! shoo
first battle. I f tha fall of Corregidor brings home to ua the teed to each motorist, ea
of hla. need for automob
startling truth that so far wg art
ponation.
have be«n lost in vein.
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<n a miiMf rrvilnl 171- M .i.lr Atciur «.i
• Pluti al , |% |* \\ M urr a- m K...I...
WASHINGTON
*
Iffh
» III till • s* l i l l
SUNDAY
MAY 19th
Mnnli
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1 renrli pi*
a* lit** |fuf*l
i»nf |malltir**
li \r>'
Hill l-e p ti.4 t il.il
«nd vlri. (\
Ml*i l.i »H»fn \Yhakloti Uill UI*it tar<| |« (h • the areiimpai |*t nt :h« |iiain« an I
lrl .
the* iitii'iT Ita* l*in writ* Ini from
that r<»in|w.« i| I.) Twf haiku* *1%,
Pnlr.irren I»r•»; * Itirnid* St n s*.
Hlrrihls., t
Srhuhrrt
I f**« I* •••*». i%
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it an*I it. ( . ( » ina> lr w-r.*r*.| in»m
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I tinderd.r fu r ili
Mi*ru«ii.
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i n*l«*riof-
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Sunday, May 10th at 4:00 I\M.
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FlltST IIAITIST ( lit HOI
REV. FRANK i:. IM I.I.KY SI'KAKKit
!|
.SpttOtoKH
bi
Two Now Members
Welcometl In Society
tfr
KLKS ( ’t.UB and ANTLKItS
For MOTHER'S DAY
for MOTHER
on i IEK DAY!
• . .. Ie r u e , JUn>. I > I.
K. R0SSETTER
F L O R IS T
Ann’s Mil isol Beauty Salon
N. T arit A v e a a e *
Telephone 717
A naa M ae Kills Brown. O w n er
1 I, a.
r r. ' Lgtimiii, a*if (» \|gto L
*'•'*
*IP * kleil -orille Asrou
at ISO PM
aith Mrs J .„ ,
( • •-*y u m is -tr.riiel# Ms )|r, Krr.1 \\ , .',i
r hair man, v>l.b Mrs. VVighi. |-|
mn-J Itll.e a| in (• \i
The llu.m.-. Woman's l.rrl.
Mr* J.K fo r ley, <hairnn.n. oi.i
| Mlu Kebrera Steven*.
!•»,
. Axnue. at HKJO IMI
TUESDAY
The A u ri.n Cto-s of the » n
; l-aptlal ITiurch wUI meet In the
I Anqei at R;00 I*. M. with Mr*.
M I. Ilahorn, klra. A. t , Sterey
ami Mrs. |«un no Ileg | a* host
M'*#Mi.tkrr, 'lr *
M »U I ll|*« rl,
U- 4 *
S r .. M r*. II.
V\ MuntiYiinl. M " Ttnii.t \|r*
» lr. Mr#. Olibr V. .11. \|g. J
II William*. Mr* \\ I
Mr* J II rriwldhl. Mt
|( |
Ihii-ifhl. Mr*. Tom Nil' at*.* \|,
J* ai.ir I'll IfHim. Mr* I relit \\ «.||t
M. I .S IUrkr>. Mr* II \\
(iu«*l*ptpt1, Mr*. John* r» nn*t Mi
Circle 3, W.S.C.S.
Kntertained Mon
l.lM IU O O k
MUM
I.VNimnOK HKMBKIK
i r ' **"
SUNDAY (MOTHER’S DAD
Cool, Colorful
MIAMI CLOTH
BIIEERS end SEERSUCKERS
ONE and TWO-l*IE('E
*
'-• -w
.ew *■
FACE
powDza1
MomUy aftrrn «*n wtth Mr* I
|>t»*a UStilil.lC A* (ft l.itel*
I
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Mr* ( Jnif |jr Mr( > tefll |»*a .1
•ser the l-j.liirw mi--. |||£
which time plan, were made f. ,
I he rone mirtlng on tV e liu -L .
May 13. Vacation, were ill-cu
ed and transportation Idew- wr>.
eirhangr.1.
A u »U I howr (nil wed and
surprise shower was giv* n I
Mrs Klricklan.1.
klr.
Vau«i
rra-l the following original |.m ..
on “ Mother":
“ You can hare only on-* moth.*.
Sr lake her to your Kerr*.
Tell her that you lore her
For of her you are a r,er*
Da ) o j tver stop I* tiss 1-r
I And smooth her wrintl-.! . .«>
I And thank the good. Lied I nl
I For a I ring mother now.
' Although hrr step* are slow.-r
And her hair la silver while,
A* ah* »IU In her rocking chair
Thinking of yea tonight.
»1 Cloth . . . the people’s choice for sumwear. and yours too when you see these
dmses. They’ll wash and tub well all
'.summer long and
they'll look Just as^
nice after e a c h
A fe W
.v laundering. Smart
tailored styles for
• »r*rts and c I i y
/ 'Y > f §A
They!! help .
'. yoo.uQgh o ff those
In
*truck t»v
MOTHER’S DAY PROGRAM
lI
JP’T A young men clssslflad In 1-A. was examined by a
New York local draft board’s doctor. "Does thla mean I’ir
In th# Army?” ha asked, "lfco-w ith my bad eyes?**, •'You.'r# in,’r said th# doctor, “ unless they flunk yot
at the A m y Medical Office at Governor’a Island.“
“ How had must my vision b« before they, flunk mo al
-nftr'a Island
Talaiutt**
*
'
Governor’a
T
» “Th* wvt they'
you can find Cover
W ajqtlcra O t r k
8:30 — XU
Social Justice Ends Publication
‘
<•?»*** »rg' II, ittrfj II
late* l.iitMing
I th-ln.
A rtimpilati in f humrnyi tap,
I a11«*t aid rharnrti r tiaiicr* in
r*u«lin^ the l*ii«*Un Trtpak danc
d n( Miami I* ew as well a it inn • «.f die u()u r
WALTZ CONTEST
FRIDAY NIGHT
Corregidor Is Lost
parent*,
tlarwrr•"*.
ipHhlm; llit«
«*f hrr |un nl
«»f I He* lh a ilu f v
<; Kill# or*.i j v t T.,;
Ollainjo
Tl»r
pctformctl nt \lt. |
on Celery A%#**tu. ..ft 1
diUirium e»ii| I** ihe rcr»»f |n>
morrow rtrnin* •» H I i ocl ck
of thr* S w ing Ktvttat of (ho
Itanring pupil* of Mi%« Marjorie
Ro«a r«iglmin, *|Nin«.«inl It) inrm*
t»rr\ of |l>« J-Mma'iMi ( List.
«
Thr ri.ifi.1 will U di\ih>| Jnta
thrre M-to^e. tSf Hi m . “Orirn.
Inlt***, wlbch will
jin i n•einblr rvpffirnliiig tliyada tlrrfi.
»«l in tranapami: tfm|«rsl tunica
of M tr. yell a arvl im e lilnvlfd,
A o hr ae*h* inr #*f pink ao«| M ir
to tnipha*. •
Spt m g” u i|| |<
Usol in . I »*r le.., "l^-s l*Mnt« mp***. in m '«h h the I f pinner 'a
rlM.* of llti) t**t« wtil tlare «* with
a fh»u«t car U n i
I
S c r w Thr«
<m !I lu rldtlr mili
tary r r w iu l.l.« »,f.| uaditit .rvl
tH< h ide
if rtn a sd n a . BatWr * f JsckMUTiU*. Ward at Fart k m ,
Ksb m t at S tu rt, Dr* at Brm•Wstoa. G g . m at WtkArr, sad
Wikitaker at Taapa.
Scaatar
Pmrlrr a t U a ja 4 M la H it .
SrprruaUIlT* S W U n at Tam
pa Jrfralad Mrprr-wmUUra Ilea.
rj Tslaad - f PUnt C llj for WkitTSe irrraca Arptk of Ik* m
(at; Itry rifita ku lad K. Grin, brWw *ra I m t b IZ.4M fert.
• n l a s rma-off
for Parker's .
.
star A. C. Mr Arthur drtatUd J.
M. OiWjr to aaacaad K*Ut; J*ha
E. MatUwwa amt Walter T. b ( .
m . bath f u n gayraaratallrta.
arr hi a m - a t t to aractrj B a t •*»: J- A. Franktia awl B:b Ktoc
• f F«rt M jrrr raataata* far
Wirt*. M a t ; Ifiirlaaa E. Bar>
riaerr at Saraaata Arfaatod StbLAKE M ARY
1*7 E. White far Dtr'a ^at and
C O M M U N IT Y H A L L
JE R N Ir.A N t i l l '
Vnr. u’wriiMt • i lH
The S* mlrtt'lf High S^liool gy.
Telephone H i
Senator J. W. ModWr aid J. W.
Laakr tm ihm l i t k dktrirt. O lumhia Coiitjr.
W. T. Dark al Madiaoa dttm U
M Senator llama aad will taka
kU plara wkk at hast tig k i atk.
Cogburn Pupils To
Give SprmjjJtecitiU
When you go te leave hrr
When ere that may he
Let her know that you ere sofa
and happy
So of car* she May be free.
PRETTY SUMMER GLOVES
Remember bow th* recked you
And clasped you te her brea.l
Then tang to you a lullaby
H APPY BIRTHDAY
Mr*. I *ub» darner
Iter, J. D. Rout ✓
M. C. Hagon
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WEDNESDAY, MAY
TTO*8ANF0RD HERALD, SANFORD, * FLORIDA
P A O ^ B tX
Service Outfit* Get
Balls Hit In Stands
Bassett Wing
1'Yankee First
Base Position
It* W IIITNBY M ARTIN
NEW YORK, Hay 7— <M
Wide)
Vw
NEW YORK, May 7 —L f)- T h e
(■; luck of Use trtah finally ha*
'r
caught up with Jehn Awyalu*
(Buddy) llsaartt after
Ignoring
v*J‘ ‘ Rlin Tor »o lone he quit believing
•. that a apectal ■>Ini watch** over
fefl tha tone of the Emerald tala.
VHaaaett now la the on* end
k£
calf fln l-baayman o f the world
champion New York Ytnkeoa,
i e»»tl entrenched with an Improaalve bitting record, bat before
•he reached Ihla position of amtB
pence be atumblod Into'more aet<:
back* than Prank Merrtwcll.
- Budd* wee bom and rataod In
<■- ;rN#w York cltjr and when
ha
> Art due ted from Manhittan colS*
lagt In IMS he matriculated in
m .b jm Yankee
firm avitem
«t
fs 'Wheeling In the
Mid-Atlantic
Y ^league. II* wa* a rood hitter and
WJ . rood all-round bill player, but
‘ iho Yank* had Lou (Ithrlg ot
flret boa* and they let IleaaeU go
1 1 Career In the National leigu*.
Ha (pent ala year* with OroohOn* of the United State* Navy'* PBM plant* arrive* In Dermula with nine aurvlvon of a tonmdaad Britn and Bo*top the surreal
of
' ‘
... ..........................
for twelve day*. The rracua took place a hundred end
hlcb can beat be judged hy the
The pilot Ideal. Joseph A. Jaap, waa awarded the Dia|Ct that bo became belt known
(Cw h e l f f r o i j
tingulabad FI;
If hla tenor voice.
Then iaat winter Ifaaaett came
* k to 11* Yankees In a deal Tommy llolmek, to the Bravaa.
Johnny
let eent a Newark outfielder. When ’ Flirt-Baaomen
Tturns went to the Army, Haaactl got hla chance to atlck with
the champ*.
But ta i (most toft |L In an ef<
fspt to keep
In condition he
•pent all {winter
swinging
a
•ledge a* a plumber1* helper.
I(e thawed up at 8b FaUraburg, aa strong aa in og and
fnaTa* epry, He couldn’t bib h*
couldn't move )n t.»* field add bg
could scarcely hop*. ■
.
The luck of the Yanke«i can*
up for dlacuaalon down than on*
Plaskarst Grocery t* again
day and ilanett t==—,u:
hope It continue*— for thl
ke* anyway " It did,
Ed Levy, a long, lean
■tor who opened the te,
firil for the Yanka, rouli
either and eventually af
Tames, Nassau received
el|i. In hie fint game h
.nectnl for t lom * run
ha* hit safely in
every
— Midweek
»p-»rta
U> golf « I B K « I the
*a i b^ \ V X . L"
be the ittMt fmanriafly aacerm-*
tr,,i
fur of major tonus, but •“ Jtjjmi major’ p*
know bnw to leave them amilttutj w‘
a curae
when they *uy gredbyu to a tja[
-- . T — _ --------- minor le "r»e
IranchUe.
The(
.----- ----ter? Woll, the average Lad In that Brin.-s v ilh lr n r from Younp.;
Jebfca datemlaed i t the Midland, town. Ohio, and Prank II. Ward; After u.lrg
Y* l , army flying at bool la 2 3 if the Vindicator report* . "The i move all tart Jc
iraare aid. 6 feat 10 Inthaa Ull. oim niiitirn
m il
Young»town|a ' “ ,f bf u! h*
and weight* 160 pound*. Ctdel wilt a aplcttdid raputalion for,ulth a clcth
Jnhn V. Hogan of Niagara Pall*, business integrity. . They did! water t nd dry
N. Y , raeeta all the iprriflcatkna. everything they promised ta do] Wrap up. carafi
The rebuilt wolf ball ahould be and lift without owing a penny1oil tain boa at
right A m * the ahey for Craig . . They were never niggardly Injapot. The Iron
n cod- Thire'a a fe e t who rebuilt their <1*. Ilngv with local busmeaa1ttu BcCvt time
IF?,1?*?. F W
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1W2.
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‘
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£Ur
i.ouU“T
m-owwniiiy
crniMj
,|jt»
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There ere »• man* volunteer
■• *hr*e ■!< spectators at
«
7.
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t**"
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iWft Sell U. 8, Savings Stamps,
oawai0.a.n*vyn*ta ^
.
EXTRA CASH
it e s r c , 5 fJ «
P IN E R Y
GROCERY
-VVHEK
SEND THEIR
REGULAR HAM lb
CHEDDAR CHEESE lb. 2 7
n »n t
hkkf
CuftlKOLLriU
FRIENDS’*
tone r i . r i m
TEA BONE STEAK
nniK it « t u nni.i.rn w e tn c e i
PRIME RIB ROAST
MbwnKLi; r u i r a
m ild
SKINLESS WEINERS............ . Ih. 19c
’ n :* T )
a I t a , tint Ki.Ksa r lr a ii;
NECK BONES 25c|HAMS
lb.
28c
c ta e
LAMB STEW 2 lbs
Veal Roast, *lb.
IVp ia r t u i
Chuck Roast lb.
r i nti ront* *
Sausage lb,
r t s p o iik
Shoulders lb.
33c
29c
29c
23c
M Mi In V fill IN tl
Cold Cuts lb.
w u ir m t e
Spare Ribs lb.
n o MtAW
Pork Chops lb,
no
Pork Hams lb,
UA.
IN O K K I 9
*-
Sliced Bacon lb. 25c Bacon
lb.
25c
TOt Mi Ta.MlKH
Pijf Liver lb. 19c Beef Liver lb. 29c
III V H • •.•'»*! Ml - till-
«a>oij
.■ ike t l m
Pure Lard 2 lbs, 35c Bologna
PURE I*ARD, 50-lb. Can ...
FRESH FRUITB A
FHr.Mii u i i t y o
VEGETABLES
AsparagUB bch.. 25c
Prs*k Call*. Us fan *
Cauliflower 2 lbs 25c
CAKE 1% lbs. 33c
ADM FA ON FIRM
• It. |av
Grape Jam
29c Celery, stalk ....6c
ADR FAOD
i < ao*
Ketchup, 2 btls 27c Egg Plants ea... l*0c
ADD FARM *•
a aa. M ila
InW ry Ata Da Tan
French Dressing I5c tarn*
Lettuce, head .... 9c
aVRDTrtRLii
t i-* in. ywa.
Teeft* I . H I I n Dai O il
Pancake Flour .. 5c English Peas, lb. 10c
n t u itn y e
best
TjaCtf Tellaw A*
Flour, 5 lbs......30c
Squash, 3 lbs. .. 10c
lFMMRCM**
• aa.
DHH Aay >1 C i
* Ika,
Mustard, ia r....10c KUa
Sw.
Potatoes
*...
15c
rettaw Vu
Onions, lb. ....... 5p
iih
(LiM W e i# ) lb. 2 1
Mawbart of Jeraey City, N. J* Police Baurgencr Boaad or* ahawn plac
ing Uie body of on* of the New Jersey tabs era** ntUma Into aa lakelaaoa for traniportation to the morgue. At least Are persona were killed
gad 232 Injured when a New York bound eight car train left the (racks
and scattered about la the Jersey City Exchange Fine* station.
WHITE BACON lb
N'L'H WHBair
CUCUMBERS, 1 for 5c
m riH ex*.
GRADE A EGGS, doz. 28c
FMRjq,
batting average- " I t * Ju»t t
thoea thing*, he comment
gueia 1 Juat needed a reat-
Buck Newsom Limits
Tigers To One Hl^
W a s h i n g t o n ! May i. m —
Big Buck Newaom pet down bla
old teammate*, the Detroit Tig*
are, with on* hit a* WaaKlngton
paunded out a 7-0 victory yee>
lerday,
1
Newaom. thowinr com* of hla
A ali-gam
tchtdul*. Inch
Conference oi
playad by thl
Tara during
Jack W. Ac
and dlroetor
Cucumbers, 5 for 9c
FADCg FIRM
FADCY
TomatoCs, 2 lbs. 19c
DO. I MILD IIMIHU
YAMS, 5 lbs.......10c
dicm j u ic y
Lemons, doz. .... 15c
Squash, 3 lbs.....10c
FAMCT WI1E1AF
Apples, 4 lbs.
23c
FAMtnr t k l t o w
Onions* 2 lbs...... 13c
rMMIt LOCAL
Spinach, lb......... 5c
POTATOES 5 lbs
• It. Jar FARcrr
Pure
PreservesJ
WOMTOtf
SALT :......
»'• ^At»r
P? J W “ 5JLS, c *!1 rttMAMY, iMOOTH
[AYONNAISE, pt jar 26c, qt jar 43c
15c
3 for*19c
A iV le' b UTTEB .. 10c
AppIe'liauM .. 3 for 25e
' tVuiTcocktail .... 13V4c
APRICOTS
BUTTER, Mb. jar
N u c shbkdpbd wheat, a ,k*.
N B a PREMIUM SOIMS. 1-a
-
an t
thl* Fall wll he Washington A
Lee, a houlhrm Conferencei opmen!, end Unirerelty 6t ChaV
aoogt of tha Dial* Conferencw
allher of thoea team* h*A ever
E5H RDBlRe.Y v
r
j,
Duvldaon la a Southern* Coeferv
ice foo. That other taoma are
AA Conference member*, at
.
The tchodnle: Sept. U
Yanks Take League
Lead From Indiana
~. — —
ALL BRANDS T A L L
,9 S S .2
«P*
Grape Preserves___17c
•s S a p T
h iS
.. 39C
l U). Parkay Olco
H
NEW YORK, Mvy 7 -jA V -T h *
Preeby-
visits'^
Att5&
bd ttyW
m in
Dll 16
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23c
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E8DAY, M AY
7. I'M ?
THE S A N F O R D
Writer Rumages %'
•Through Subject.
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it
urly t|iIIrrrni- A ten minute )e*Piint in*
I*
| w/» t
*w
tty R .W I'KACOCK
N K W YORK. May r. <w\Vi
T V tn l* ft tlo jy lull in I hr air
houwa r f r. certain prnu'r »kn,
anon diirtiv print.
thr toy*
..f
kutlnff a mailin', ilrrlam i
pnipln
HANFORD.
r \ r r . H rv rN
F L O R ID \
chute |itur ;nd thftt aoaicll.Iji?
rr
ebon* it.
There « u
no tltrrnadve but
G f G w '- t t S it f iy '
lU t| tl ■ ill'll.1 fum nnn
H ERALD .
a.
t
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ft
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npioi n-n I hi* t alt
t» ■ Id
*** 'V* hv n rrocFU nf
addition which App«:r* to I*
. .
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... iti«“ field of
in
w r
The instructor cncoura|tinciy
•>*nI ft iccorui l(*»*>n
* . «- I by
It nt
LEGAL NO'i’K'KS
in *
T hrrr Hun*
* - |M(‘f <till l,
|li«tu-1 r «.
At) h u ’ h ip ii
f U
li* i»
111 l hi' j Mil ,m di». v
ARCADE
l’ackage Store
|itxfii ^
would not b* »o eipensive, and
AiTmnftmenU t l r r a d y h a v e been
made for m sitting.
I
- .%«•i ii now to win friends
i and influence* people! Hell, no;
1 w-nt to loam to add like that
•O I can j e t a government job
co mpuli ng income Igatm.
uii
ll t proutuii 'that it » n . 1.1 . p.a.l
io.' them.
Tha L ftttitndr.
urfnrtum l-l)
atill prevail
.You f II know bnu nr wrrp
told tome 10 yrar* am lh.il . .
m l l y weren't hat Ini; fui. plat
in f auction hrklffp; thit if « r
werr to play bridge, ;t must 1*c
innr
j .iv o
T o IrflHtp hom e workers and fam ilies supplied with nutritive
health-building to od i at low est poiuublc p/icea. Y o u ’ll have
m ore m on ey lor W ar Bonds ii you p ay our e v e r y d a y low
pricoa Jor foods; an% each w cok-enil
sp ecials w hich offer b ig savings, tool
YOUR CAR
he Auto-Rock v,
F io d
p a w ffH OURBOySoS*FRONTLINE
SACK THEMW BYBUYING
(D E F E N S E B O N D S
STAMPS
The
H o r n i a n 'o Q u a l i l y
j P ro gram
Then Your Car Is
Lubricated IJ ndcr
Actual Driving Con
ditions . . . Drive In
Today!
JUST PHONE 9121
S. H. ENGLISH
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ib
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37c
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lb
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i
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3 bunches
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M u t u io lm a n
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AMP IF VUM W W ’T, W l L
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POTATOES
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box
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No I T(di Treah
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3
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310
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Cootinf
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5
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K*«c »
A p p le s 2 ibi 15c
n »< d «
Lem ons
Peaches no2 >^ 17c
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Yams 2 no 2 29c
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21c
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KNOW WAT THSV'LL DO
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RED
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Juice
MEN tH TOWN AN* YOU
12'/2c
5 its 19c
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BE TRIED BY A'JURY OF <
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B u tte r
Land O' Sunshlno
^ 1 FLOUR
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5-lbs
By FRAN STRIKER
2 lbs.
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T THE GOODS ON THE S IA M fcYNCVATF
JY OUT A GOLD MINE. YOU BLOW UP THE
VOU*RE GON' TO PAY FOR F V F R Y i
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BEEF KIDNEYS W o a l o r n
SPARE RIB ENDS Loan, Monty
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lOUiSE
news
F a v o r ite
Palace
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To
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R in d le s s
Ily P A U L ROBINSON
Guess ivlatcdi
DEHEM0EJ2
Pul e v ery cent you can spare inlo W a r S ia m p i and
Bon dr..
29c
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MOTHER- 1
many
1hnw*»»«■■ t-rittcen
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EYETTMUiETi
W ay
SAU SAG E
^ tlKTII N«»-
There were three rules to the
citiDi; nit wi t h »»iit c a reers, o r camp during thi* period, to wit:
Draw,
play, ami discard. At iuch,
truttiiiv every* nji
*>«lc in »»rt> i . t(*;iin * ,it*
J bruit?**, were tin- 1,'ftine wc* plfyed in kitrl rnv
1 11rd
i*i * 11." rL, y.mu*
M|i in M.dn*r r»i"in nnrf iround
the n it e r al J «■'*
place. The
**'11( out for,
cm i um |i'*i-r Imught. nr
ile luririi! ,t dtu.ni of yin
Rc*rarch r e t r ' l * i l m i rummy
ter*
wh* 11*-,.\ri r.! h> the
;vatrtciana
in Op * n I I 4 !1 *"inr
timr in
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pU)*-*
»m
.m-U led and typed
ii.ippv T*»> • ■ »»f 0
; i rummy
net*1 |*ure,l
ita tu ro
Return all u sab le cartoon. bag*. etc.
Auertod C-dd
m id
) Itgilcy w a.i e?t»*Ni'ialf.> drawn f«r the fttfcnM
we
paper.
r^nm a shopping d u b — share your car on foo d chop
p in g tn p « with n nigh bom. and ihoy'll share Ihctrn,
UNIT
STARCH
phB IOC
MrT-riiw
It OMftftt D>m>i-
Drano
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can
llaiov Gkiti SparlUl
�>e Einrrr
wl.*t th* hell do yoo play!"
cam* the » nappy retort.
SELECT SELECTIONS
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0jr.lt A LPJI WARNER
SKCURITY
Red
Steer
FertlUier
Security
Aad
Fertitlierl
Cold Smoke, Rose Special
And Dealing Powder* I
CAMPBELL’S
SECURITY FEED
amt SEED STORE
*.»!**• m N d lr r
”
of auheeriBenTgetUn# wrong numbcn, be explained.
I f the 'old directory le net taken ttp at the time o f the new
i ne‘» dell very, It ahould he dWranied with other waete pepor
hod later turned orer to the prop
er persona alone with other (elrare material(, Mr. Tamer said.
If any auberrtber doea not re
ta in hla ropy of the new d iw lory, he ahoold notify the tele
phone buaioea* tfflew, and a copy
■vr t r x .
kin
U TA H N .
T.
itralght
A fter loeln*
ai a
game*,
Walter
( lloom-llooml
finally
Heck, Phllllea
pitd »#r,
whipped the Bravee.
A u er the flntl out. Beck pretended to faint on the mound
from the aurprlae of IL He re.
vived ind accepted the flauulta
ot hla teammate* while Ihe paying cuflomera laughed.
— ———
.
'Vh*n Dii*y Dean cpilt the
Cubc to become a Si. l/>uia
isdlo
baleball
rommrnlator,
. r.nkla Krucb eillod him aaido
•dr a little advice.
Vrlach had been Dean’* mane*er when Dla ton ed ’em for the
. ardlnala and rrankle had • !#«
tad a tea eon In the radio booth“ I told Mm to get a book and
read a little each day to brraden
'i> vrrabulary. Dla cam* Lack
all*- thh one:
"Hell, .I ran’t read. I f I'd rune
rough th* third day at achool
d h ,v* cruftiY up with th* old
mar.'
'
' n u t." a* Id Krlach)»"*« one o f_
.H ll.t H
no'bh U a .*!> ('infi ll » ll Ate
t. t i t M in iitru » i t . m
«>c1itn It I t Alt fa n e .
I llJ ii
Wearing U>* Navy Croat awarded
to him by Pruldcnt Reoeevelt ia
U tu c Jim D. Miller. II* racalrrd
Ihe medal for gallantry In the Jap
attack cn Pearl Harbor, Miller and
hla run crew aboard the A ruosa
fought off enemy attack* although
(urraunded by firs* earned by bomba,
thereby allowing wounded men to bo
evacuated from lb* ahlp to th*
safety of tbe (bore.
(TXf-ff
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’ CLIPPER
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F O R MOTHER’S DAY!
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lb
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AUvX It. JBHNHON
In |ho It’ at nulldtng CInr« for
■fldltlonal train*#*, Thli ebua ir
Ju»l alanine and the. actual ejn(Irtiction of boat* will not begin
until umetlme-Noxt week,- Thirhnatrucllon of tiwtl mckr, work
be nrhe • and boat loft ha* l.ecn
e Ing on thla wt»k.
(ieorgoi O, J. (Ilngnu, of Co.
cna, ha* been areurnl n< the In•tructor nf (hi* clnaa. Mr. Clngra* haa had 40 year* cxneri|iiite aa a Inal builder and boat
designer and at the nrrrcnt time
1* head of th* Ofngra« Iloat
MOTHER’S DAY SPECIALS
Roast lb. .....
Tebaccai
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HUDMUT
a w e iU m :
COTYFACS
COLOGNE
POW0W
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lb. , 20c| BRAINS £ lb.
17c
lb .
NECK Bones 2 lb s ., 15c
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29c
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M u k IIR IT V in:Id* POT
ROAST or STEAK lb. 23c BACON lb. 34c
W I U T I '.I t u f l T
PORK FEET
BEEF KIDNEYS
wutraax
PORK BARS
SMOKED SAUSAGE
x m r r pi.tm
CH1TT LINGS
B E E F ....
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m la r .
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t t * i
7 JJLR Q E r A L k a .
• d ill. ' J. lT. Cowan,
V 4 Vegetable T j j * * j
MILK (10AT and Ham
Inquire Sanford (
COCKTAIL i,Hm
fw. flaw*
SYRUP No. 10 BBff
Pkg.
5Vic
VEiiryLfSLW
mulOci
lge. 17c
no. 303
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SPARE RIBS7 2L Ilbs.
25c.
3 ”
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W q > j ■*
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ley In th^a community.
COLOGNI
19
Half
17c| SALAD
VELVO
COFFEE
C 43c
CLASSIFIED ADS
BLOSSOM
18c
ill,
DtUthM
f w ........ *3
Ib.
MAKE DELICIOUS RED GRAVY!
"
HAM S
MaAber7! Day
SUNDAE
I tin I M ilfli |
CO LO G NE!
.
21c I TAILS
3 5 d C b o p s lb* •«••••••
r.
S T E W IN G
^
pu bk
lb.
'UJt.K.f-r.U VU4L L1UJ
,
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20c
Loin Steak lb. 29c
•
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' Aula Strap
RAZOR Kn
ib.
LARGE SIZE, each 39c
Defense Shop News
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‘-• A r n e f lf in lva* u a — Fp<* hvtr, B«n*<
lOra. 13 : W lltU m a . !t**| Fri*.
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Y o r h . T i f t f s , I I ; D u a rr, IU tl Sa x .
Jy
C a rto n o f
,
27c 1HAMBURGER
P A N -R E A D Y
• v o i d 'l l
CHEESE
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on
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filan ta,
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P o G SO A P
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SHAVING
1 cmam .
Im r w )
Rr*l H«1, I, ffaalth. Indiana,
EVfCTOWr
FA LM O U V S
each
(t an it i , p r i.
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N* i tonal Jra a u p -^ C 'a m K U .
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PEROXIDE I
Halliagsworth
CANDIES
I;,
O r-'n r, K t O l s i i
hl-kc)'. Tanker*
gltirtaUL-ll, 1-klla.
pr*. 4,
I Far-haH,
6 0 c S ir a
| m a a ii u a o rx p
lb.
Pnm
I K I N K IK C V S
A rn w rln in I
u » — 'York* T l g » m ,
•fi H ’lllia m a , fX^U S o t. I . D*»#rr^,
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With Coupon _
i i r o n n ii
-SMOKED BACON
K.fi.an.lee, Urate. II *1 II 14 A ll
Walker. I>uda*f*
II 11 » I t . l i t
J
I SS
S | , i ', '
Icailer*
i iak
YOU CAN BUY!
Whole
Chickens
nvrriun •
y i> iir,
QUALITY MEATS
REST GRADE BULK, PURE or COMPOUND
Fit E S I! -DRESSED,
M ir a u w w i n
KNIT DISH '
CLOTH I
KrJtSjKLaeg.Waarlni I _
HAS THE FINEST
n r> «M # ^ s
PROTEINS
M IN E R A L S
(Cnlral Frru)
Bright Strip* Dtilgnf u
-
TABLE SUPPLY
( |* thing* that will help Di*
,,t
He'a got a great
MnM
tumor."
— —
The first round of peanuta and
pop conaumed, (ana Milled back
to await tbe firat b a l*r agalnax
thw , bout hem Aaaocialion ixno*v||ia Smokiea.
jr a Terway, public addreea annon.war bee* Horn i lengtny va*
tation. boomed:
“ Fint batter la Hick Clary of
h'ew urloena, •
Fana tittered,
"Sorry," the corrective toothed,
" 0f Atlanta."
yam nowled.
COUPON
11.
Package
Store ft Bar
C k l c g o . I, llo.lon 1.
kt. U e U 7. I'fiilgodphlu 7.
Iietrolt O, W ..htu**->« 7,
salbi
i
Sanford Gets New
j z /Phone^Djrectb
"You're a popular flgurr. ex
Keeelle I n t H t a r
.K«w Y o rk ( I I H t .u v r f , poet*
plain* ntho writer, "and they
poi.»d t a il lei Innlne,
expect you to ac'anowladce them
jtilla e .lp h l* t. ai. LfOnle II.
ag-pl -ute, ll'e like being a movie
Ilrooklyn ( I
Calcauu,
i-M *.
a .tr r You like'm orlea ind you
pea Id.
in tbably go to aee aoma parti
inxton a l Claoloaall.
cular actor ’ regu-arly. Suppoae
A w c m ra c ir - t o i r.
jou aee him In a bum picture!
»•»,.
w l rri.
Voull aay to youraetf, "vb y thip N T. wI t i,
7 A l l w *»h .
Ill* A H
g u y Ia a
"
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1*7
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"A w , no,” WUtlatni InUrruptad, IMfOiiit 117 .*(1 I'hll
( 11A J l
"that Ruck Jonca
le
alnayi tw lroll I C i e . f M CMa'go « !(.• • (
Ilrwwll.
tonnut
awell.”
r l f r i lim l u Jl,w T ..,k J.
B T o w t-w in s
IDiTly.M Tvt.) *T y
■wnww n n i i
League Standing
—‘A*TMMoti bifehiU writer
trying to explain -to Ted
ia im, (lender Red Box alu
“
giuae of Iho lock of local tho rallrrad won’t give ua a
a. which ia a deplorable break.’’
itien, we tr* offering another
---------Mi o f the A I’’a allly aide of
Mlaaouii' and Ntbr.iak* were
AJ
, ................ engaged in a uiiier 111* Six
ma lAbert, Philadelphia ban#- footb.ll battle aa .fllob
Jett,
conch, wja walking to tho half-pint halfback, reported :•
la Philadelphia- with aoraa’ a lubatilut* In the Mlaaourl backbe Boaton [Imre* after they fieldude<l a (trie* and headed I Towering Elmer Dobrman, Cfew York eti the unto train, foot, 4-lneh femhuaker captain,
ly located the PH 11lea’ ray.1dared down i t Ihe any til replacepoll a t ’ that," be Mrtamed,' ment and growlcdt. _.
In* to tho Inat c ir on the ‘-\Vbat do you play, aonnyV
, ’’ atill In jaat plae—ertn
“•Illch, plnnchla
and
poker.
t
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7. 1012
THE 0XNFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
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qANFORD h
it
Ceiling*
Ntr-RanM United
St at es Bombers1
Aftatn Blast JapOccupied Rangoon
ir», operating from I d-
buea, train attacked
•M-hdd Rangoon’ today,
Itg many ftrea In the
\area. 'Japanese forcee
Ing into FreeChina from
poath claimed the occat*i of .LungUng, 00 mile*
ikd WtnUnj on the Bar-
r Unas far the Ume
flirting beery casualIndicated Hut Um deif hope la Ills Yun• eras ley In Haak
on U * laraden’ « v
kk I
id etudoata of f span's
soIlona it appeared
i M y well be plus-
Member
f e e l O rW
Deputy administrator rea l AOrtsr will direct the federal realeontral program under the super
vision ef price admlnl.lrator Leon
Henderson.
He is working at
present on tbo plaif which will
effort the liras of millions of
Americans
Under the present
regulation*, effected ereaa will
hero 10 d*ys In whkh to itablllto rents In lino with O. P. A.
recommendation.
Number Of Cart,
Trucks In County
Total Over 4,560
3,563 Are Passenger
Autos, Ration Pro
cedure Announced
■ •, . j
: ■
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*.
•
(toeeltoe Rationing In Seminole
directly sffeet
8 trowing the need of addition
al recreational facilities In Senford, the Woman’s Club has of
fered seven suggestions * to the
C ity Commission that will profto v i end heallhful enter
tainment brth for the young pro
o f Sanford and for the 1,700'
I* tod men. officers end ins true* who era to be stationed et
Naval Training Rase herv,
Mies E llubelh D. Hubh. rom sponding secretary, revealed today.
I t was stated that "Due to the
rationing of geaollni. when thv
ycung people of our city and th,
mew at the Navel Air Dais, who
art expected to come here, wt
w ill have to hare Some form of
N o n-E s se nt i a 1
D r i v e r s To Get
2 Gallons Weekly
recreation. II is very Important
that the city do something about
this In the near future."
The follow Ing suggest lent were
a supervised playground
should
be
ronslructM,
means
should be deetsed fee building a
swimming pool, perks should have
tables end pknle facilities, young
people should be allowed the use
of the Tcurlst Center, more ten
nis courts should be msde avail
able and the present ones recon
ditioned, and tost due attention
should be given to recreational
facilities for cole led children.
I t wee added that the W e man's
Club Is glad and willing to do
all II can to further these propoeals
WASHINGTON, Msr 8. OP)
—Price
Admlnlelrstor
1*0*1
Header con today it id motortele on the eastern tpabeard
mine cert for non-eoeontiel
driving, could ripecl no more
than three gallon* of gaeollns
•er week under the govern
ment rationing system.
" I ere * trine to say I wo", he I Unaataaoesly peeetng the
told new imen before appear. . Ikm, members o( the S«
Ing before the House Inter Garden Chib et th* annuel
state Oomuwtjs
Committee, lag this morning at the T
“ with no prospects ef getting Coiter suggested that s cia
campaign be conducted In 8«l
It s ta w thrue. J dool see
The motion w*» made by
how I ran a raid giving the H. H. HcCastln, co-chslmu
basic ra in in g per w it today."
the HiatifloaUen Commltin
In addition, Mrs. McCstZ
dared that "Sanford wo met
Asks Citizens, City
To Co-operate In
Morale-aiding Plan
summer for youeg people end
beys la the service who era com
ing to our new sir bate."
It was suggaated that begin
ning May II, ell residents tlesn
tools Count: and beautify Sous*. and property
■ sobstenUs end the City will be asked to
stamps And Bonds
_____ take care e f ell City propertlc,
tain a new « m from hie tag
srancy hen or la any other state.
I f a person does not use hit
car for boslaocs, ho will not srrsn
has# to HU out u application
blank. Hs will merely present
hie auto registration card and re
ceive a gas rationing card for
each car, If ho hue moro than
htatea *nd vacant Iota end also th .l the
at U s
the
re
.* 5
calved today by The Herald from
the Garden Club, "It was sug
get led Die morning xt the annot) meeting o f the Gerden Club
that we aak the citliena of San
ford to Join us In clean up week
That beginning Monday, May It.
ws elean and beautify our o »n
fro party end ask the City to take
care of City property and vacant
lota, sad that *11 of the builnea,
districts be cleaned.
“ The town really
needs
a
Spring cleaning.
.Housekeepers
know what water and a little
point will do fo r a house. T ie
same treatment would help some
e f ear stores sad filling station,
"W t. tha Garden Club ef S*nthe Garden
OM»
This rationing canl will be
known as the Type Af card with
seven units for the nest 48 days.
The CPA will determine Utar
the exact else In gallonege of
the unit, ahd the motorist wilt
he entitled to Mean tlmea that
much gaeoltne- Ha may boy it
all. at once or stretch the w rcbases oust the 45-day period.
I f a racterist uses hli car (h
buelnaes, he mnet fill ont an sp-
_
_ forcee that will soon
ta our midst,” .
J. H. Cclctough
—Endor Curlett
___ Chairmen and M m
H. H. McCaalla, eo-cheJfman.
Rhythm Shine
r ^ r ‘- « a y r ‘“ c7
ffra s s a r «s ia
What to tha total amegs delly
from wprt and to tarry on your
wart T■
I ’ rotA
Green
For C
Whirlwind Marriage Causes Fuss
’
NUMBER 200.
i
Mont Important Pro
ject Handled Ry
Croup la Airport
■ A , in eld In its annual May
membership drive, the Seminole
County Cl ember of Commerce,
endcr the direction of Secretary '
rdw -c#-fltgglne, has Issued e de
tailed report as the sctivltlee of
the organisation since Get. J,
1942.
A bulletin has been pdhllclisd
trvdallog the reaulte obtained by
the Chamber of Commerce In the
llrpnrt project, the amount
of
advertising dons h it winter and
11 v benefits from I t lbs report*
«n tourist entertainment, the proreae mode by the defense school,
• bringing of the Bo,ton Braves
tUirhell I lub here, the activities
ef the Good Road,
Committee,
,nd other miner movements by
th- organisation
“ V - most Important project
handled hr Ibe Chamlwr of Cornmetre I* the development of the
mumrlpsl airport." the bulletin
Vea.l, 'T o cover tn detail the
terimta atepe nf the development
of thl, project would require a
volume In Itself. The file, of corImpendence w ill different deprrttnenta of the government; the
numerous presentation, of thla
field In the A rm , end Nivy a rut
the CAA le a long atory It I,
pufflrisnt to is y that after Ik
montha o f conllnuoue work here,
In Jacksnnvill*, and In Washington. we have flnsllr landod
a
Jeet that le reaulred by the
end which will be beneficial
this countv Howevrr. tha Job
from finished. One step In
••ram only l«adi to mere
to. laJW
w f r
It la r\vcr««anr to
■ tornp.ltte chcfk-urt of ’ioutfnp condl
Uofii. R fn ti in this iftik xi arc
lower than they should hr, THla
ihculij br rrmisilH, but at the
rame iin'r n«t
ovrrdone. Th*1
Fedkrtl |{mj»|ng authority
h i
bean notifinl of the development
here ami hat been re^ueited to
•end t repreaentative to make a
■tirvay » lt h the viewa of dcaifnathis section ■■ s defense
E 'm it
iah lmII |e*hip uni an \u-tralUn
hr a t )' riiim i
N*'i *im« th« i -tnliinnl Aiitlralton A me Mi
rm > * hi j»
ami
4I<4M
*ur h
rf|H « 1. .i
T h at
h\ A mi l l<
Navy amm
• 1411. |INIf «H
Smiling happllk
m irtied
K lt l
K inrhl
\ «r!**i k X K it Ivy in.I fit* in
AlheiU»li
fm
the
i*tn
Miami Bv,u h Thi j urn iiiim r ini nflei n fiiwt
-tiijiprutrtti r f ihi l.rhle t parmla M* Mml 'J - - \
ht
taell-known ImhIh f aupplt fiu«il>
M«nia «n>l r».t|>.i « n n
m tf)1citiul Ihr i*11|l nf i n ipfimy r*ilm»i'| in th. n >f ! .-m - i * i
mairiage, Ihi! cuptol » m i*u(
2 Sfifpfl Sink Off
Coast Of Florida;
55 A rt* M i s h i n k
k .1 HKHT. May ».
KuUftrrn iurvlvora, laodnd af
Ivr Ian American merchantmrn a r i f atlacki’d and •un
off (hr Kiorlda cuatt. rvjMirl
■ngrily (hat two German
tubinarmr*
machine - ^ufinnl
mcmlnTe of onr craw »rrk|nif
tvmi Hirai y . safety in tlir fort*
thrlr bur ii inif ahip
east)»
The
uihl -S on «m« ship
am!
on anolhrr appa rntli
had * ■! ihr it llvra
F"iif tori*
■avrd ffrvni onr t frw t•f
irvi tori*’ hmufht hrfp nn t
fNirv rRian ahlp
dr
■If IK Ilull to make Ihr i *1 tl.
Trn of 17 altoiard (hr
* e ir ■avrd aa a Na^y plan
kvfii
thr m
a
over
thu>uifhtiui thr nl^ht and l-iek
rd them up in daylight
tlection Falls
Short 91 Votes
W Official Count Makes
No Change In Ito suits In Primary
»J
vlirll
I
*
I*
,•
Applications
r r
I ihil intiiUy
fruultrtl, the
h 1* in Um
nil’lln hr 4*f JM J'a{M:-
Iiiilin ir I* » at ven
Mi** -h'f*’
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I hr Sil|.
ts rtr 11rif| (4NMC.n-I.lrt Mhlr ,‘ *.
|44l|«4fel i‘.|
letil fr.r
A mrr it Mii-llriUihs
I hit. h l. >vr>
the- h-rt-ai hettla
■ thr Jain Sc*■ in late Febni*
Hi. • ittel |.1 waf.
*. i it hrii fh»- Alii
hnil «evni
♦t41*- «n>l Miv
niul mi ilMiiiajji'*!
I ill iht Inuli III
hut ihf^
I iiiui;h|ut; IPlillBtcd, lip«
lipwiiger,
* v*j i*k|n*r U
I He
•et lu ll
l»* hair btBn j
.tipi
ef«)r or u tialltr ItotWMn
u m th
A run lean ami Japan***
fnii * * and *i fto’T f r •uJle ■w * Ti •o
■Iint it hmitaji i*i thr Arnerkan*
it mas hav* iitrurrrti m daylight.
I h« n*4 nf (h«+ (rrrn "Nava! rn*
i;ajf* M'trfit.rr It iTa* -ahi, .IrfinitvU miani that American turfacc
•tngi« a■ torll a» aircraft ha*J par*
tu i|ia(i-4|
. .
Mu
*rl« y W
s •. ■' ■■
I I I' 1^
4>f I f|( Iht 1lltlMfl Hf!
nml nil)if
I...ml
* II * leewrtoiril !’ »*•• I
I lyht
Jri|Mfu#r lr r «
fighter
' hips Htlack«rtl Port Moresby.
Nr k* (iuinra Unlay ami Altlci
m i!ilt|uart4*t- rrjHiflril on« W>i
.hi.t .Irttoti
Allirtl ir t onnaitialter
t»li*n. * >l"itnal anoiHrr rntiay
f iif fti i i in it lair, N fw Iguinem.
\ i* Lintil f trial an.I unennf
fr|.oft ( hi t
:J ob
nf an rn. ff L n
miiB, h»tl
Mr*, laran
Allies Account
For 2 Jap Planes
Over New Guinea
nf
Navy
i7
B u r e a u Will Be
Set Up To Take
^
Hp
(iiwn, ami thi tiip|»lin^ i»f a RHl*
bulletin added that plans
will have In be made for t l* re.
m otion and entertainment of the
personnel thst I, to be itatloned
*1 the N w e l Training Base. "A
recreation
building
and trim
ming oonl. whlrh wAe refuted by
the rW A <>n i rcount of lick of
nectarity ■ year sru, will be pre
•anted again together with other
nlsns for recreational fecllltlea.
Tranaoorstlon frcilltlee mint be
provided. A large Immigration of
workers may make It possible to j
gel government eld on lie coun
ty hoepltal pro Iact ’
A report on Hanford and Semi -1
aele County advertising by I h r !
Advertising
Committee
under
Chairman Holland
Dean, shows
U»*t 1919.10 was spent for Inasrtlon« In I t m ag*line*. Including
AAA
Rea real Iona I
Directory.
Field
tr », m.. Sports
(laid. I
it tour and
*no 8
n trtim
open* A
Afield.
Advarttemanta in 12 nf th« lawrf
me n»wipY.n«r» in
th«
l/nliad
States, nvr-sttv In northvrn citlss,
cos- ll.48t.A5.
H was announced thst t l* edvertislni produced e total of I,t M Inquiries dlvldod a* follows:
r e d estate 43, n t i r t l tourist
Inform*lion 895, fishing end hunt-
U. 8. Ilattlcnhip and
1 2 Plane Carriers
Are Claimed Sunk;
Nip IsoRses Heavy
| A inuimnnth lint lie in rag*
t ma In-lwien gien t Allli-rt and
Jn|inm*n<- Nnvnl force* in tho
( ‘«irnl Sen o ff northennt Alls*
I ml in, nml fir-1 re|*orln o f
lonnm fo r I he |m<l fi ve days
, indicate it i- the erenlcst
■Naval n ttiu u -.of- Vtto rrew
world » « r
The Allien .mud nt least 111
rncuiy wntthip, hlived, ere sunk
-■* rrlpplrd. including reports to-tay -f I he nlnlliig of an elrcraft rerilvr end a heavy cruis
er. and thr damaging of another
aircraft
earner
anil
another
heel' v crulacr
Itniu-rlel Tokyo
hredi|uar1crn elanm-ii the •inkinjr
nf is
Stair* l>tsHlr»hip of
the t-alif'irnla cla■* mini (he air*
tpaft cnriirf*. Saritlo^a nni( Ynfk*
Sanford Garden r
Club Proposes
CleturUp Drive
TqVPurchas*
Mteattan. giving hie name end eddress, the aature. and deerrlptlon
of Ma huslnees or work, and answar tha fajtowia* qumUonst
If yoa Irfea to roar wort.
what to the shorteet mileage from
your Imam to year regular place
of work or commuting point!
How many miles do you drive
B LAM lO lQ , May k - each working day In carrying °n
Annoclaled
reatest Sea Battle O f W a r Rages O ff
; Japs Lose 13 Ships
Woman's Club Proposes 7-Point
Detailed Report
Recreation Plan To Commission On Activities Of
C. Of C. Issued
Long-rufe. United Slate*
■ ■ w i i- w v u
FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1813.
flip! II ■
4hiihi
i hi |*4»I
-I'Mlf
thr Japanra* mnHrfsl
lh«* email
•mail unit* of
ffirrra
■till
* ieland* 41f th«
•rmdition fur
k* «*n Ih« M«afUH»uriC*f>
\f *r 1>rpar'
.
ft A I IMM III Hf 114(114" tortfijCfl t « f t "
Ju,l ■- . 1-00 St Ihr c—hlist'liil
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k I >* ifiakr i le ii i (hr minpltlf*
for the Naval Uporstliuisl Trail
iti kih I l»*M Iii i'fiill|
iMMiflitimi
iiaturv <*f ih« report,
ing lls.p hors sr* able t— Inform
>--f f h iitl f ijfij i «•* (ii
ilr|i
lbs Ke-letwl KmploymenI Hervin
-11*41 Mr Tin ir|»**it
JaipMiii«ft<""C**ittr -died radio
the ty|-f> ->f workers that will be
i *.f If! thflrnlTr
Manila
.aid
that
nocdv-l si the has*, th« ,#rvlrv
lu-ft-re the ri«*rl.-m' l.irut t-en Jonathan M. Wain.
will open Its employment bureau
I ha I t h e y taTTr a* h if I j a u g h t had accnlacl r t l u d i n l l y lo
here. It. N. flayer, City clerk, In Ihr total nn May A OouuJe! (hi* ««inditlon In rvoM furth*r
N f * raw )
said this meaning.
nf ihr 4iiffrr**nr«* rau«rtl l*y (hr i ■arrifirr, and hail i»*uad approTh* contractors for tho 11.350,- lh i»r hailol*. (hr rr"tiJU a* coin | pfial** ortier*
field com000
project,
the
W
att
and
Sinclair
TON,,. M ay_l, ( * l pilrwl by T h r Ha r a i d vrrn* r i a r t j ni’indcr*
Con.
t
ruction
Company
and
the
freach eawflkt over
jy Ihr iurnr a* thv tifflclal fib" \
Belcher Oil Company, era aspectCon
with thv rzcvptl* ti nf
* 4 to sst up thsir o ffic *. at the
c*r I tort r iH 'i, w h rf v ihrf • wm.n n
field .ometlms next week. Thu
very sliyht ilvvlathm.
LONDON.
May * —GIV-The employment service will open at
Thr offirial count follow*
oaw-tew British era leer Edln- Gils lima end will take appliesMrml*vr Huuar iif RvprfmnitaHorn for Jobe at Sanford's base
(Ivr*, G fiiiip 1. Hrndv fl2U, N rl
and other defense projects.
Nn
1
applications are to be taken (or **m l.nj'j. Smith 033.
Mrml-rr Hou»v of Rrpraarnta*
«4h*r then defense work.
The » err lew la to be establish tiers. Group I, [*nnanly I,OHO, I local hospital.
I will lx held M<
ed here under a recent plan,. Menu 1.141
«M sovsrlty af
ating such a unit In evrry roun- i (’ inly rommlssloner, IMelrlrt | 10:00 o'clock
.1
.
Hnltaid
1.040.
Overstreet
l,!H.1.|
Catholic Church
■ In the elate. I I will bo lo- '
rated e l the City Hell In a Member Cungresslonal Kitcu- J J. Ksllaghan
room provided by the City Com- live Committee (Cnmmltthrwom-1 msnt will folios
It.lori. It to axpected Dial per an) District 3. Keleham 840, Ly- Catholic Cemelc
Pepper Demands
U; SL Seizure Of
Frtnch Islands
j
Gcrman Sub Blasts
. Big British Cruiser
Mrtt. Azzarello Dies
At Hospital Today
e
»o«s who already have mads ap
plication nt the Chamber of Com
merce for work at the airport
will have to file another appli
cation with the employment bu
reau.
s*-.
Motor
Brazil
:
•
man 1.284.
Mrs. Aiiarcll
Member County Democratic Kx- ford, was the «
•cutlvr
tie*, fllmpaon 30,
Wales Af,
*»
Representative ' Ktats-al-largW,
Cohen 207, Green 1,191, OverStreet 811, Tervln 81.
.
Representative Fifth Congres
sional District, Hendricks 1,018,
Parkinson 181, Rims 18,
•' Justice of
Supreme Court,
Group S, Behring 1,107, Turnbull 713.
Railroad Commissioner, Group
1. Davis 441, Matthews 1,111,
Stewart 181, Group « , Burvh 387,
Carter 1,013, King 174, Swegor
Henry Carroll Joins
United States Arp
• s*
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;ID/Jack Soob
in Tobin H urls
‘H it Game B ut
Loses To P irates
?
*'
ALEX R. JOHNSON
■r ROREIN COONS
The »uppleram U ry el*»* In
D oit BolMiic which era* to have
ila rlfil May 4,' has Ix w po*i|»«ini nnlll next Mowiay, ’ May
11. TM* c lo u will l« open W
carpenter* only. The tn,.r» of
the tie*. will lw t v m 7:00 P.U.
to 0:00 P.M. Any carpenter who
wishes to r a n lL in tlb r clan
niuot contact tho office in order
to fill out the necessary paper*.
It hat been decided to train
four men out of " the weMing
r l t u n ■> acetylene burner*. Thil
la ■ very raaential p ert cf ahip
welding anil these men--can be
HOLLYWOOD.
Hay », ' (W W )—The horae and llpe of a
w cile rn motie ata r are equally
amend. No other m y ride
hi*
horae. aid no designing little In.
genu* may kies hi* lipe.
T1* m are baaic rule*—a* fundam estai a* tb* diatom th at our
b e n . walklnr into a saloon In
quest ot * tic lit. may drink ewijk
it cetera fan*
Ihla. They may
for on* *f th eir
A utry, I* In d i n
will understand
oleo take heed,
favorite*. Gem
peril of losing
Cpt HIm r * . H cK m ik , Gmm '*
if>K Iniliuetur will have eh*rye
w rry, Geo*!—MU* Pay H t l m h
ha* dealfn* upon an Autry kia*.
Ju*t to upset the tradition, ah*
any*—'"though I might be biased
out of the Autry picture fo r liein l « I Mias Mr K rai !e (tie name'*
trial.) I* a trad 1tion-uDsetter by
n atu re. J u t turned S3, ■he’s in
her recood moel* childhood. She’s
a local ylrl born right In Holly
wood. end ihr didn’t hare to go
away to be Incited to the screen.
H er mo tie r end. dad w a n shew
folks. Her did. Bob M cX ntic.
•Ull plays moustached sheriff*
and th e Ilka H er sUtrr, H U ,
used to be sn setraa* but new I*
Mra. Billy Gilbert, wife of the
*nee* In* comedian. The Me Ken.
lie* had ■ stock company, and
Fay roads her f ir s t movie when
•he w as 10 weeks old. 8Le played I
flrtpla
flws naan'a infant
Infant dtughter
Adiehiar 1
Gloria Swanson's
—and Glnrida would be surprised
to m o her baby now: a luscious
brunette with astounding eye*
and much els* th a t Is considered
photogenic.
“I e a t my first tooth on ■
■ •vie aet," say* Fay, but denies
that th is waa accomplished by
weOeyy-chew in*. "Then I grow
up in pictures. In roura* of thlcarver, I, apt on fly-paver, win
>uinr from telegraph wire*. bad
milk thrown In my face, had aoot
beared down my
neck—every
thing happened to me I But then
I grow up. When I was nlna or
10 tho IKtie put* got scarcer nod
bled Bob Elliott'* yrounder after
Jimmy Wssdetl fouled out to
open the ninth for the Buca.
Vlb** DIM***io promptly came
three*h with a *ln«le, Elliott
psdtlnjr up at third to score a
■MNbant ater aa Fletcher rod*
Tbhte'l first pitch down the
fight field lino for a clean single.
' Boston’s only run was made
tn- the top. half, of the ninth a*
nach-bllter Clyde Xlulti came
tkreugh with a single which •cor
ed' oee run and **t another mao
tk third. With on* out. Lorn(ardi doubled and Phil Maul
•rent la to run for him.
;|u i Weal fouled out near the
ffayt base line and Tony Cocci.
frtflo,'.baU*d for Sebastian Slit),
succeeded la working Klinger for
onu of the thro* perir* h* gar*
up, daring tb* gams. Bill iwtetelasaim run for Cucelnello and
. A d II MAktdlr
nitk*l third on RIatts' single
fdt IdCUtd FAdJ
U,. Midi scared. Tobin had ' »
pownrr -ma u u j
chance to send tho Braves ahead
O f .B O 0 f d U g R
i f f nearly cam* through, Stj
Mfriln making a sensational
catch of the veteran pitcher’*
dryva toward right cenUr,
rpasey Stengel had no fewer D o e rr L e a d s B o s to n
than 17 playara In the line-up
ad'be mad* an effort to halt T o W in O v e r I n d ia n s
L e a g u e S ta n d in g *
the 'Jlyl^r Bucc.neer*. 'n * Pi
Mtno got their first rue In tb* B08T0N. May l.-XJP>-Bobby
ettth inning on a alngl* by Petr Ih trr, the American l e t p i i 't
Cgfinrt, Martin’s sacrifice and leading slugger, turned In a perdedjgfaiby WaedelL
fart performance at the p uts
Package
Store
& Bar
t( « W . rw*c « i
Defense Shop Ni
HOLLYWOOD
PITTSBURGH, May 9-4*7Ijjbis Fletcher's only hit of the f/br? Us*A*Pt^Tiia
f*mi a sharp ninth inning »T A w r r i o w i u e
M is , ft vs In* Pint** a
victory over the Boston Braves CMJV6LAMO idpiAMT
yMrrday and tho Buca ad
vanced to pi thin a half-fame of
U h-ifa leaf* leedin* Brooklyn
jVnttft* Jim Tobin and Bobby
■Jianr, mahln* his first start
cf. the year, boeksd up in a hurtla* duel, both allowing only eia
hjbk An in tt paved the way
fig .the ***** wtnnln* run the
PliaU* pushed aero**' In their
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BALTIMORE.
May
h—(A V W lthout a n y fa n fa re w hatever,
S hal Out, th e Kentucky Derby
hero, arrived Monday a l Plmlico, were h e ll Iry Hat u n lay to
H EPS CRT HOT
pick up a n o th e r rich p u n * in the lir.ANN liu II pr T • rwfsff P*9*.
l«. f i n r ) |1 ! • - 1 7A
Praakncs* stake*.
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fourth Inning
rts U n ia y
and
pr II m M S ,
ful of photographer*
and
re I 'K I sffIlllT
relUd on to i IB lo 4 triumph
d*» * !•* , I I M l i i
porter* were Ih* only ones on C K I .I U n
i i s s i i * <‘r a l » R
1 1 2 2 - ivsr tho New York Giant*.
tH
hand * a l MlW ashington
lo
Tho Mg M uting, during which
I I K H A - I I h I I pr , «Hd. to f t p .
g re et Mrs.
I’eyn#
W hitney’* m IU71
the Rads* entire butting order
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D rirln jr C on. i . D r iv e I n
T oday!
SEMINOLE
DRY CLEANERS
A tc u , e n c A l e p t~ * v r . v c r r t M c e * .
o i e t d s ^ to r u c * ; o u x e s t a x
mas
yesterday whll* pacing tils Bos(on Red Box to an ll-K victory
ever the
Cleveland
Indiana.
Doerr, who has hit safetiy In 10
Straight gam es,
collected
|w«
slnclts and a double with the
bass* loaded oul of three trips
to boost hla average to <M
While going down to their *e-•
ond *tralght defeat at F e n n y ,
lh* Indians oul-hlt Ihs Hockrrs,
19*11, and were supplied srllh
D e rb y W i n n e r W ill
S e e k P r e a k n e s s W in
L et U h K eep Y our
C lo th e s IM M A C U L A T E
W e D o Q u a lity W o r k .
KUiltIDA M dot
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Thl« >c*r over $2,000 will be paid In dividend* to
Eanfonl property ownern, insured with tbli agency on.their0
fire, windstorm and automobile insurance policies. ’
Thin money aUya in Sanford and Ii spent with our
merchanU, doctors, dentliU, given to our churches, chari
table societies or invested In U. 8. W ar Stampa and Bonds. ,j
Our policies of Insurance s n acceptable to life Insur
ance companies, mortgage loan associations, banka and aV
One B illies sad Three Hun
dred Million—T a m paid Gov’t,
194t, by lltjBor Industry.
g o v e rn m e n ta l a g e n c ie s .
You will not be sacrificing safety for ahvinga.
The
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Phone 91 «•
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r**»on: the hlgkeruy patrol n»
longer ran afford to tour up lu
ear* pulling people
out uf
ditches.
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AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEWHI'AI'KU
EaUbUabod la 1M0
SAN K )lll)-ll E IIA 1. D, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1042.
Member Associated I'rens
J a p L a n d in g i'a r tie K
T a k e F o rt A f t e r 28
D a y s O f ( 'e u s c lc s s
A ir A n d Ia»nd F ir e
, Mann And Overstreet
* B r a d y A n d S m ith I n
C lo s e R a c e F o r S e
co n d P la c e R u n o ff
W ith E . J . N e ls o n
Green Is Leading,!
Hendricks Wins
For Congress
S e b r in g ,
M a tth e w s ,
O t r -r s t r r r l
. e p p o n e n t by t i l
vote*.
An<l
' J o h n 1-n.rwrdy m
d r leatm l l.y
a n a r m — n i a r a l n when I . II
U a n n polled l i l t U> 101U
H. J . O v e r a t r a a t Hr. amt W. II
Dalkard had a c l o u race with
l h a ou tcome In d o u b t until Ihe
1 (Inal p reel nr La w e r e ta.
F in al
unofficial return* •bo wed Dal-
J A ( KSONVIl.I.K . M n y fl. l4V—
Ki|. K. A. i l ^ a l ( i r e e n a a a U r al
ImUy In ■ field lit t' u r for Flor*
i d , ' , n r w aixlh ro n y rraaio rm l M a t
In th e l,etnncr»tlc |, r i m « r y yeal en ln y . but n runo ff w i t h Karneet O e e r s l i r r t uf Miami, wa* Indiralrd
Ridiert S l k n . n( ( i r » l * l r « , l‘a l
C a n n o n , o f M ia o u , and J im * U r n d r Irk - nf Ikr [-and a|i|>nrrnll> had
a im (hi* n o m in a li n in t b r flre t
p rim a l y in Ih iif n * ,|M -,U re iliatriel*
Fn r (he Supreme C o u r t 1.1 IM
of 11 HO iiireinrl* in (he atatc
f i r e II. I, Sehrir>£ l id -O O i vote*,
T . T. T u m b r i l l l / . ’J K
Fn r -onlard leading Or e n t reel by two ( r c a a m a n - a l - U r i r e I 11»7 p r fc i n r l a
Vote* In lha two elty precinct* p a e a B a rn e y Cohen 14.292. lx*«
but O re retreat led by 111 »ote* G reen OH.*08. Ka rncmt <>vrr»trt*’|
55,051, a n d W sllscc T c rv t n 14,U 0b* county precinct*.
C O N C R E aS S
STH D IH TB IC T
I -2?_*5!
{*0
IftO r to A lf.
- ■'* JVhgS BthHdg taftU d the coun
ty > lm oit tv » to rma in ble race
for Iba Buprama Court.
MatI thaw* waa an aaiy winner lr.
B (ha fallroad rommlaaloner'i race
In Group No. 1 whUa Jerry Car
ta? waa out In fro n t from the
* u r t U Group No. I ,
Mr*. Eraraa Abbott Lyman waa
re-elected to o ff lea over Mr*.
■ Mlklred K*teh**« by a two to one
vote, f l a t ! unofficial return* in
Utla race gave U fa. Lyman 1287
and M r*. Kntcbam I N .
tn bla race far the LegWlatur*
Mr. Nalca* carried both city prarlncte aa wall aa the combined
* vote o f tha county proclnet*. Ilia
rota In the d ty waa AM to 38.7
for Mr. S a lih . Mr. Brady ran
third with 114. In the epunty
Mr. Neleoa had 318 to I I I for
Mr. Brady and 149 fo r Mr. Smith.
9
Mr. Leonardy carried the city
i rota but lout out la the county
by enough to coat Mm tha aloeI lion.
Tbe tar* V tlf praelneta
cava him 111 to 8 M far Mr.
Man* hat Mr. M oss carried tha
a county praelneta by 488 to 401.
P The total voU la thla race v a t :
Mr. M ass, 1148| Mr. Laonardy.
IM S.
Mr. Ballard, too, waa more
■aeeaaaful la Iho d 4 r than In tha
1 1OH. precinct*
cave
II. M.
Kanfoid Vo 1
Hanfunl No.
l a k e Monrwr
Atnvh * 1 T a r t e r
M t- I'molm
HlfS.-WIItuir C Kin* l l , 7 « . ami Ovled.. '
h . L . B w e f v r *O.S83.
For Kallruad Cmnm iaainn Group
one 101(1 precinct* * e » r K. J
Davla 2D.RHI. F u y en e k l i t l h r a i
T3,fl0.1. a n d C M S t e w a r t 28.631
U C C m f ln n , a f o r m e r mem
her of (he S t a t e l w ( l a l a t u r r from
a n o t h e r coun ty, will a * a i n take
a hand In nw Win* S t a t e Le*l*lalive h U to r y , thi* tim e f r u m Dr*,
v ar d C o u n ty , r e t u m a f r o m 20
ireclncta o u t of the c u u n t y ’a 17
ndleated laet night, l i e replace*
Noah I lu tt, who did not eeek re
election.
f
Board Ordered
To “Bear Down”
On Delinquents
Tha Seminole County Draft
Board, baa been adrUed by na
tional Selective Barrie* haadquertare that "lenleney la no longer
Justified" In dmlln* with draft
dellnquenta, E. M. Carter, tclerk
of tha board, »taled thi* mom*
Inf.Already C3 name* of men who
hare failed to atuwer question
naire* have been turned over to
a Unltod B u te * district attorney.
Thaaa daliaqcanta were in the
flrat r*fl«tralion and moat of
them 1 are nt grove- Meanwhile
queationnalre* bare bean malted
to m v n t regl*trant* In lb * third
raft*tration, but oecupaUmal pa
per* have not yet bean **n l out
ad a u t o m n u f i have
laatrortod that lha failure
I Ha
-
( Ir n e e a
Chuluola
Gabrlella
t x x i f wooil
l a k e Mary
A ltam o n te
F n reat City
Slavle
F e m Park
O areola
R e ar Lake
C ity T o ta l
C o u n ty T u ta l
G r a n d T o ta l
L e g is l a t u u i
GROUP »
Sanford No. I
Sanford No. 3
Lake Monro* .
l’aola ----------Oviedo __
(Jenava ...........
Chuluola
Gabrlella
Longwood
Laka Mary
AlUmcnte
Force! City
Slavla
Fern Park
Oaceula
Bear Lake
City Total
County Total
Grand Total _
L E G IS L A T U R E
c l o u r >.
Hanford J
Sanford I
Mono*
PaoU ...
Oviedo ..
Geneva
Chuluola
GabrtalU
tM itialH
I 'rn tl
t hi icim i Ii t M irrrnilertil to
l.imlmir imrtlcn to*
,l.t\ nt!«*i -S ilitt •» nf cmiACle x I >
■,1,11lit I tIlKI’llt
Tht? W ar
lirpat tniciil hiiiiI U*rm» arts
Lriiijf aiTMiiK'i'il i-m rrinir ihtt
i upiliiU* i«*n »*i t h«« Ulantl
W ith F iv e P r e c in c ts
M is s in g , 317 M o re
V o te s A re N e e d e d
G fffii
Both Incumbent Seminole
^bounty rcprucnUtlven were
defeated for re-election while
the only County Commission
er who had opposition was re
lumed to office yeaterdny in
gone of the' quictcat elections
thia acctlon has seen in muny
years. E. E. Brady ran third
in a race which »nw E. J.
Nflion, Jr. l e a d in g hi* n o r o t
Hospital L a m e s
Four To One But
Is Defeated
L e a d s O p p o n e n ts
1■*rt
Stiffer
l! " l i t m i n ri i l i n f on It v h ig h r«l*
All hough t h e vole r c l u a l l y c a l l I t»f •uphill* liming urn t imps
In j
w as nrerw l elm ing iy in f a v o r ° ( f r e i n Imile County, •- P i .
icrUnwi
tire IssUarMre nf rn nddltfofiiJr l ) a m r ,
d irecto r
of
the
local
|80,tk>o worth nf tHimls for lh« l l r a l t h U n it, tfalry n p l t m r t l In
construe linn of a Seminole Coun K i^snian*. th e net up
of
thej
t y lump l t d . the p m le r t se em ed Unit an d how It hriprt* to pm*
to have been i l r l r d n l by a n a r Irrl t i t i i r n * fn»ro g e t t i n g ron- \
row w t r g i n Unlay as t h e to tal larNiua dise ass * by c u r i n g those
i T o t r . with five county p r e c in c ts mho s r e afflicted.
•
if still missing, w*s ,117 sh o rt o f Iha
" U \ n M) |»errenl of I h r r,,|oir*| |
I n ecessary 1MT.» v u t r n m a k i n g 51 people in S an fo n l I o r >yph(||*,|
p ercen t of the freeholder*
in .| tf ymi h a v r fi.fjWI firg n tr* |
Of the m l f i so far t a b u l a t e d In thi* city, then you can fig j
U42 were in I sv o r of the h o sp ital lit* I h e i r arr '£.Tort u r n m 1,»* n !
with only *45 ag ain st
So
f a r Ari l thi* I* |u*t « h i t you h « u
t h e i r a r r £ \ b lrn a vote* w hirl y«.t
l r • l u t e , | The f ig u re o j
ran 1** inLuilrd n e i t b n
fur
or I hit hi r | h It t he * i r 11 if r i ri the
agairi*t tht project !*ut which are | si 11' u k ir h ID I In me re%ei*lr*l^
a d d n i to the tium lvf
of
f r e e * i< ttl I’f i v r n l ( «itfil,mlirig Thi*
holder* voting
» i| i *tlon t h r ilortoi s t a i n I I t n l 1
The precinct*
nf <o d d e n r u d , Inn *n [«hlh* *hot* ate gi%rn t**4
j I j »mg w«M*!
A. 11aiit*»nfr,
Koreat FIr c r, M‘* w f*r k 1f
' i l l , end F e in Par k d ill l a d twit
The i a t e ■rilling « h *t » proplf
I been heard fruuo to-rly t h is af- In S«*mim»le f o u n t v »• not k
n
( trifiiaui on th e results o f the 111J| the at Sir am *gr II a* »sm
*I t.i
h o sp ital vote 11 i* not t h o u g h t , |*r f,iu r ou t or n r r v |iN* Mcii.ti,
however I hat H e r e hmuIi I likely I k U i i ' i • v p h lllv th r unit 1 fT*ia
| h- ■ufflcirnt vote* in th e s e pra- all i"Utaglcni* di*rv«r« \ i « n
1 r m c l s to push the total u p atMive Cent tidirrrulA «|» clinic '** pet
I t h r rrouireO
*""« u r n 1 trulw l, sml ‘r i m a,
j
The vote m San fo rd on t h e hog- t h e r r « c a » r r t found. il
o s*
I in la I i-sue was 7oo to I2A w i t h staled
j l' l blank h tllo ta. The t*,te a m o n g
H eg u rd m g the tritnitooi mt u*n of
the county precincts so f^r ta b u - |M‘I oo| rh lh lrcn , lit
H im r
tlf
j lalei| a a* 242 for the hosp ital and f l a i r , I t h a t over IVKI *h('h th rr l^ j WI*H
i 122 a g a in s t. (Jail v Paula, Oviedo |hnt*, '.‘Do typhoid shot* amt over
• and Cnuiuuta vutert a g s i n a i tha,I J J fH I i i n a l t p n j n r d s r t l A M a mviv
1 hoBpItml
. "w
l^frrcn d u H n r April Y*n prmpU 1
A p n lu c h ic o ln
are em p lo y ed hv the unit, wtiirh
t i n i|o*rt»if d r a m bed a*, "*onir
thing th at you have an d *omr
thing you 1^aill i ti«*m| " T h r rim
player* include n • « nits ry
rn
f i n e r r, five mump * a ■ r-rrrtafi
and thi r r »f t n u l a r d * I !i
I tain**
Intrml tirrd
hy Hr
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(tear
WASHINGTON. Me* fl idh
P r e sid e n t
K i
Harper
an
Senator Andrew ■ .aid yr*tenla>
hr hupcl to get Senate appruv.l nounced t h a t a k i « « n | i boomsored
•hi* Fumntrr nf leglilation tn au i essay c o n te s t at Hrmtmiir High
thorite up to |10,000,000 of F ed , School on t i e subject, *'My Ktj
ral pryment* tn Flnrld* grow n. ' ture*\ h ad d r a w n IS e n t r i e s The
»h»»* cruve* were ln]urv<l In Ik.* eaaays w ere u - f m e l to t h e v«»
r atio n al ( iu lilrn cr C o m m ittee for
Ayileulture IWpartin*ln'* ram
I'aign tu eradicate the Mnlitrr ■election of the t*eat ll K | i an
no uncn l t h s l l l e i h Harnum . di*
i anean fruit fly I i year, ago
the
K1w a n i•
The m e a . u r e hed l-wn a p p r o . e.1 Iflct-gov ei nor nf
would
pay an official viait to | hr
bv the Seriate C l a i m , ( . .o i n o t l e .
A * l»lm* S » l» iH iu n ltlrr Ha. re r |u b n e t t * r e k , and slsu t h a l I -I
lo m n ien d e
. Kn Liar n t r a . u r . n< f n m iu A s h to n of t i e J a r k non f die
Nsval A«* I - •rt would t*e the m ain I
the H o u le
Andrew tard he w*a watchiny ■petkr.
John He Iyen of i hr Key Clu b waa
for rn opportunity to rail up
the bill for Senate action under p r e se n t as a g u e s t arul r e a d his
favorable condition*, l i t pointed i W i n y nr» **What inter A m e r ic a n
oul, low ertr. that ■ Senate v«»tr C o n ferences Mean to M r Cmjn- !
at any tlm* *lne* the bill w a . t r y . M O t h e r g u e s ts were K J
reported out by the committee in M tb o n , J r , , a n d W a ltr r A m ieraon I
Januery would have meant Ita re
lection, l ie eald no new t--wn.lt
lurr* eirept th e e for the wa,
could get much *up|Miit i„ ih.
k S M tM .T H N
Irm li’ l '1 a i
»*
—
*VIttill* resistance In Ihr
I t rl t U h occupetlwfl »f 'I ***
■a e r a r l* reg ar d III in dl|ib*
Mol lr firclrs a* sr» acl e hi* h
m ig h t be ro n*lr« rl a* hu-iilr
tn th e t nlted Naioi n* l l r m e
(he b a - i s fur s m o * r a g i l n - t
the
V irhi r**ntrwllr<l
hn-e*
flan k in g ik r P a n a m a t ua>
ha* Isrem laid I h r
I riHr<l
S ta te * *I«m«I read * fur
any
w r * t e rn h r m u p h r r r i r p r r t u *
•i ^**. hut
ih r f r
i'ii
Muntin
tli«>
Anirfii nn ami 111 11it in* do*
1»i tin
-Itu ltl n ill tin *
. .1 lb* If (r*1*l HUH*• Ml I . I*W, Min*
bn.,I** .*«• I lt»r I'aiMiy I ' l * ml*,
I"hr D 'l't HMiHHiivml 1mW
t n If hi
i fih1 ib, 1,1pMn« »r h«>t Uefu n m
’biti.lttur ‘Ita< t," nil I Virrri idor,
n r . I U , - Inin* i . ii f , j n i tl I h r resist*
..I., i- ,-i ........... ...
W h in s
j*Mih I *m| ii f•>! him m u n itio n sral
.fMi, i i i -t.it, i U mmImi n i m ri i l had
i« grim, ottw
" ( H ’lt r r a l
t lm l
n U »u l
I* no o fflrla l
irtikdmg mi*
IIMlli sll o n
*»f ** h ■|
rn>o i *
mig ht l»c in of dri
i f Ihr ITr itl*h | h,Iit » of *ri#
leg I h* l rrlirh millta i 1 h*-i b r f **rr i h r t i n I s - t »h»n*r
I*, f t ah thrm
Gas Consumption
! Will Be Slashed
50 Percent May 16
j
Order Includes
Florida
Fust Of
lliv e r
o fuM er—1
doatruyoil
defenaea
rn la. pill
to, HILa -
Srnaie Aouroval
On Med-Flv Bill
Is Being Sought
Senate now.
S t a t e s T o ld T o G e t
R id O f S o m e La
(>inn( British
Bombers Strike
At Nazi Plants
lit*4111
.«!
, Mini oh
mi
the
Buy Coal Now”
Drive Is Being
Pushed In State
l
78 1
24!»
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—
WASHINGTON. May n iAi
High defer)*# cfflelale told (he 4*
M ate* yeelerday to get rid n(
their noneaaenllal law* hlndem.kwar Iran* porta Hon and prwlue
lion or fac* tha attornallre of
having tha Federal Goremmerit
■Up in and do the job.
—
Joaaph a Eaatman, director of
defenaa trarupdrtation. told a eon
frranc* o f Governor* and their
repreoenlaUrea that ha bellevr.1
c
moat S tate* could and would * , . .
j
tha reatriftiona voluntarily. But
, • *" *<>»* CMa*. ha aakt, thla might
am ii ml i uttiwl
f»i jiii*wikuh
**f ihtlr
with
the
I Mgr | t hr Host'll works
i>i ikIum' a mugriPtiNPM «nd
i*H *■r
r|p« ti ii m1 P4|uit»niPfil
iii.urin
H O S P IT A L B O N D S
Sanford No. 1
Sanford N m 'S
of
ita U i
* i•fi both
*t i*tis«n
■alaa will ba aaeaadJngly email In
many coon lie* of lha aU le. It
la aorta* tod, bowaver, that conaumara of coal tn M y county,
however email, clock their goal
Immediately."
BIRMINGHAM. May 8, C*A—
kauncay Spark*. Eufaula alterly, ran up a d ear majority In
Hip
liulk
i»ti S iu itg p ft.
Si nil gs »t is mIso thr hnm« of
i »ir gtpiil haimtrr IUiii aful illfUt
IsrliMip* ivntrii makes rngifbgs
fan ill nr- sml (Milks
Ihr Utiig-rmiigr, four motored
M e m b e r O f J u r y On r ' ' ' 1*’' _____
— Stifling*,
vahlth carry r ig ii tolls
ianmlis rich , wrnt «ifi to s tu c k
Evanw C a s e Is S ick D efenH e S e t-u p H e re i of
thr SkiaU works in whst
was
( ‘in ho Slovskis. Befors ths w*r
ATLANTA. May 8. IAA— After U n d erfro eH I n s p e c tio n , it tor ■ thi* iKiifvl Isrgrst arms
mnee than eta hour, <f uuetllon
plant In Kunmr, grut today It li
l.irilt- l t d J K I j8 tot ini. Its i sA|i • n r .if thi* niMin 8«u rrr s o f th»
ing li«lay the aeleetlo,, ef a Jury
Uniteii
Htvtr* (tprnmn liirny's hrivy guns Slid
to try Hiram W. Evan* wa* rom- n f f k r r of t h e
plrted only to have Judg* V. 11. A rm y , i t s l f d v«*terd«y nftrim>Mii (snk
looks
(irvlty
Moorr announce that a Jurru. t h a t " e v e r y t h Ing
II pm v v rioiiiim Mcrrennl m o at of
ehoarn yreterday had heccmi elclT good »o f a r " , s.» he w n making i t h r largrts. in th«t full nbMMrrvSan
in
sp
ectio
n
nf
Ike
It
at
lining
Even*, a former Imperial wltard
■ t to n nf results wgi impossible,
of thr Ku Klui Xian and Atlanta B oard an d tkeferur (Council
but i*fir » r||.Informed source dtup
i
t
t
h
s
offfca
s
t
th
e
A
rm
o
ry
.
aephall dealer, la aeeueed of ten- I l l »ay one thing,'* the Colon*! r|*rf<! rimflilsntly: **Whsn lhost
•plrlrig to dafraud tha elate nf remarked, “ You hive s gwni man bombs « t are using now Kit,
large auraa of money by Ih* tale i t tht head here." rsfering t4i A. •omrthing givos."
of tend and aephall to th* Geor- P. Paterson, secretary to lha Itsgia highway deparlmenl.
tldilnff Board and co-ordlnator
th«*e «h'*tifk Renault and k . L
of the Defense Council.
font worka In Franc* and lha
Helnktl factory at Ro»tock—bv
ROOSKVKL r KEEPS SILENT
W EATHER
FLORIDA
tonight S a l
landed to
"atnaah
lha
which hate), out panaara, U*
WASHINGTON, May 8. (AA— and lha luftw affa."
Prealdant Rooaevalt prafarrtd to
withhold comment yreterday rn
the BriUah occupation of the
■Iralogic French Uland of Med*,
gajear, but ho____
did___I
tall a prta*
■
re ai■*** ' Sho
km 8thought
kxua 8
French
ao reported heading
Ian Ocean Uland ap4 pat oat from i w r
City N ew s Brief}
�*
Army Commlmlona
4 aini.lt
V B Jtg R F O * TODAY
\ i n o il
SPEAKS TO SOULS
ALERT. NOT TO INDIFPEB~ENT MEN: Ron cf man *t*od
ssoa thy fret, *ml 1 will •peak
SSte thce.-EickDI 2:1.
koagh C hilli • Ikoutand time*
fa U*th«Uh*m U t-orn.
1 M 'l not torn In thw .
Thy nool l| still forlorn
ho crot* on Uctgoth*
WIH e rro r u t r thy »<ml,
hr era** In ihlne own boon,
Alofl* can lu ll* ‘tbor whole,*
At ton* lost our brilliant Congreaalonol military »trmtecUU hava decided to leave with the War Department the
question or how to secure officer materiel for the elx
million men Army It Is now In the process of raising.
Certain Congressmen had objected strenuous)/ to the prac
tice of giving commissions to civilians wUhout previous
military experience.
Our great Congressional leaden seemed to think that
only those whe-had worked tip fronr the ranks should get
____I__!__
commissions.It never seems to have occurred to them
that while th is'm ig h t be an excellent practice I f there
were yet time to do it, even the beat men cannot work up
from the renka In the few months now available to do It
and that It was Congress itself which prevented the War
Department yean ago /rum inaugurating Just such a pro*
eras of training_
Army -has beerr^h'nvsaae#
from about two hundred thousand men io eomevning like
three million and in the next year It will be expanded to
twice Its present sixe. Such an Army requires h good
many offioers. In fact it requires more officers than there
were privates in the Army a year ago. If.we were going
lit depend upon those who worked up from the ranks for
our officers, we would have needed more privates in the
Army a year ago.
sh e Army needs doctors. It needs thousands of them.
It takes at least seven years to train a doctor. Does Con
gress propose that the War Department should wait seven
years for them to work up from the ranks? Or should it
commission Civilian doctors. The Army needs engineers.
How is the Army going to get them If It doesn’t commis
sion civilians. The Army needs chaplains, lawyers, ttans|K»rtation experts, executives, administrators, supply chiefs,
nnd hundreds of other niwciaUsts who have had years of
training.
Perhaps it would be U tter if commissions for such
men could be held up until they have been given a little
military training, at least until they learn which hand to
salute with, but there isn't time. The Army needs these
men and It needs them whether they know anything about
military tactics ur not
As for combat troop**, very few civilians, If any. get a
chance to lead men into battle unless they have had previ
ous military training
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SUNDAY, MAY 10th
O f f ic ia l L in g o
: W M to'tr thou bivrst, wan,
‘ T h a t too, become thou m u»l, flail. If thou k m i God.
£ Hurt. If thou lovrat ik it.
Go out, God will r o In.
‘ u P i thou and |«t Him live.
The following Is a selection of current Washington red
tape “officialese." according to the Air Kortea -News Letter:
Wafflebottom Club: RtUlneaa men who wait for hours
H i s o t and II* will to.
on cancseatcd chairs.
\
W a tt and Hell all thins* «<*»
The Milk (Unite; Daily round of visits by business
men to various office* trying to get a defense order.
■'*(• briny the* I d thy liod
1\jrch Bearer: A sympathetic Government employe
' * ‘Lor* takr* tha shortest rout*;
T h s way which know 1*0*» Iraili who actually take* an interest in following through on a
'V
U hut a round-about.
case.
< 'S*lt* aut from thcr th# work!
Under consideration; Never heard of it.
* Awl then like God thoull bo—
Under active consideration: Will have a shot at finding
, A heavtn within thyself
the file.
la (lira eternity.
£
Ha* received careful consideration: A period of inac
__ hut thy heart, ok nun.
tivity
covering time Ing.
Become a Valley low.
Have
you any remarks: Give me aome Idea of what
Al>d Ged shall rain on it.
it's all about.
i V W 1 It wUt iverflow .
Oh (ban**I The silkworm work*
The project is in the air: Am completely ignorant of
[ A * 1 *pt“ e till 11 e aa fir.
the subject
And thou, a y soul, wilt still
Transmitted to you: You hold the bag awhile. I’m
; Ow Ihlne eU earth-clod IDT
tired of i t
U the time on earth
Concur generally: Haven't read the document and
Mthl seem too king fur thee, don't want to be bound by anything I say.
thru W.Go-i. sail live,
In conference: Gone out. don’t know where he Is.
ae free, eternally.
Kindly expedite reply: Try- and find the papers.
—Angvlus Silesiu* ( I <141
Passed to high authority: Pigeonholed in more sump
i ' President Raosevslt wants 31 tuous office.
Appropriate action: Do you know what to do with it?
‘ WRDn dtllar* mure foe the ArSay.
Be evidently doe* not see n ajsDh We don't.
'■MtrwalnalPn of tfcb war.
Giving him the picture. Long, confusing and tnamir\ H r m th at they pD xaisg to ate statement to a newcomer.
YMbat) feel *U fur heating heuee#
M l winter, w* itippaa* there**
R itz P r e s e n t s M a rc h
O f T im e A b o u t A rm y
Amerira ha* a “ new” army
As ln grand-dad's day, you go
to tbs ball game now tn masse.
The fact th at baseball In Ameri
ca dale* way back beyond granddad's lime pay* off today in prsetiral everyday Ufa, compensating
squawk* beard in recent year*
th at ball park* should be moved
out ts th* suburb* with lots af
grass and tree* and parking
p,
*
Nanny
Sunk
i V oyage
P
the first National Lcagcer to sock
five deuhDa In the pDying chara-
*rn ■ m dte* .11,
A story is told about the visit of a British ship to
Russian water*. At the 8ovtet dinner the abused admiral
got drunk and abused hit English guests. The Incident was
Quickly closed, the admiral was obviously drunk, and the
British took no notice. The next dey. however, he had dis
appeared, only to be fouml not long after aerahUng tha
decks as a common sailor. One of the EngUab officers
commiserated with him, explaining, that the aUtenre had
got been In any danger by what had been regarded as a
mere alio at a eonvivol party. The admiral repUod. “Oh.
bagger* last year. Seven other
clubs and 21 other pD ycn of
other stub* hit triples this year
be for* th* Dodgers dented the
Gopher-three rclumn In the D a
go* ervhlcea.
The gsrio-ptU h - no- hit Chscy
Red* had to get eight rvms tn
win their first vartery af the
perms* t rare
the eth er
rid* rolled ui
B r a n s ' new
Russian Discipline
- *-
Danny M artaugh, Phib* fresbm an SI*, led the N ational Learu*
In stm t* la i t y e a r but hit XIV
Going for Uny-Dy |h b year thtiny C elt (ported ■ .iCZ balling
average.
In the very renter of th« vast Geurgc Vanderbilt ctiUtc
rear Asheville an old Negro owned a tiny plot of land
which no money could buy. Within sight of the palatial
Vanderbilt mansion he gat on hi* (mail veranda, contented
ly surveying his own domain. Every possible Inducement
waa offered the man to sell hi* land and more, but to
every tender he invariably made the same reply:
“Now look here. **h." he would explain, os. ha- leaned
back In hi* ok) rocker, “all my life i'se been bothered with
bad neighbor*. Dey cornea home 'taxlotted and smosho*
my fence and *tools my bacon. Now Colonel George here
Deoto me square. He lea vet my bacon alone. Now I'm got
a good neighbor, I’se going to otick to him.**—The Chrtetian
*
The Reds, who In) Dmt National League In alo b a La*** DM
y*ar, were last to r e t alerted In
U u t department UiD Mi«m.
Is Disclosed
W e ll S a tis f ie d
,
plow* hip M an s.
Feud Betw een *
Tobin - Wyatt
L IQ U O R S
WINES
NICK’S ¥
In a complete itn e u lln ls c from'
lop to bottom. m go** the recent |
announcement, all military attiv-j
Ity Is rrtw rent*red under Gen
eral George C. Marshall, who delegatea Me aithority to the bra-1
general* of three Inclusive ru n .
nunsb— a ir forte*, ground tore**
and service* of supply.
The man la the street, mindful
• f the reassuring statements Is
sued by high commands tong van-1
lshed under llltk r ’t heel. 1* prop-'
erly sceptkaL
H e ll believe It
when he sew* it!
TV!* time he can see it. The!
U. 8. Artny, according penalssLnj
to the March of Time in bring
the alary of this new Army to
the r o w * , reels ID rase. The
March of Time calls this pact ere t
'A m erica's New Army,** and i t 1
cad he seen a t the ttita Theatre
today and Thursday.
riOIIUE HOSIUY WAKDIOBE*
T oe cctn'l get your Mother a nicer gift than
Phoenix Hosiery. For no matter which ot
tha flow phoenix fabrics you rhnn—. she'll
be thrilled with your gift. Phoenix are haee
eh ell w ear with pride In their emmtnees.
with ooaifort and certatnlv erilh economy beaauee they wear so well and last so long I
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f
ellu will re g re t to learn of her where ah* vlaitad aa th* guest of and Mra. r.. C Echnl*
M rs, M a n n Is E le c te d sb" 0lr^ mr' ■^hrU, l* u»*,tWr
llln e o *1 her home In P ifteh u n t 1 MU* Jean Adam* Paarha).
H e a d ) Foii..'wi.,g th* bu*in*u
Am ong thote attending the (>!*- B r e s b y te r i a l
l>«ti.l llrtiwn. ron of Mr*. W
Mr "ml Mr* C C P rie .t *re leiet L etter C arrier* meeting held
-—
ipirvlb*:—! I'jouta
. . , K Sm.tit euiittnue* ill in th. neelv in g
co n g ratu U tto ... upon , Orlando on S under
Mr* Hoy \U jn i mmm r\rx tid , r> |i >f
hHd
Mr
p h o n e 11-^ f JmAei'i iil r S *v«l Station llo* their thirty -n in lh wr-tding , n “ L * n l U n M,-r*3L S'
•« president iif llie S t J»khn i , ^atkilatry11!* birthday. T h a
_
»Vi
ful !*re#b>tr»ial i*t th« inevliiitf »»f the' (u*n\ which tea wa» pervfd
_ _
i i . m ) ariipa .la*t month,
,t t>i*nutifuliy1 decorated
to
ehUdren. Myra Jane ami R*lw|n (jruup held
Mr «t-ii Mr* Sidney (io b iy
^ ------phrt»i*e i color theme
It a m .illMiHlllv-8-11 a! i he inei'tlliK white ami blue. The
hm e 1,1 or.lei! from New V orl
>)r
Mr, w . „ rr „ M„ ,
.M r. a m i M r i M a r r y I I d iim ' ii tif
of
th*’
Women
\
An
Hilary
of
the
where tin-;
ttow kt » ur «■' wrthrr hivp rrturnr*i frrsm m D a n la , L ie u t F. R S c h * .U „ f M n I I 'm b y t r n m i t 'rrh held m the covered will ■ lace
CluU wet k*
rent, iml with * l*w WIT*
i huiwymuun trip t« Miami and land, T « a » . Claude RchoU nf c h u rc h on M o n d » i a fte rn o o n
»f rtil. white and bio#
Wt'lirtT! ."’1 ha» rt-v —
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now m| home In their friemlA D aytona Bench ami Mr* K C.
tm-fit
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of
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in the shape of a V for
Tditchell
EeHola imitorH to Key We»t Iant
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turwwd fr.bit HlrjsW ^Vkeew^-l
^ 1*7 . k^n u ra of ^D aytonn!
weekend to «i«it with A t» J>holi • u iU tiry , Mr* J lt tiHhmn, Wll Along the outer edg# of
rp en t th.. |w *' . ».* urekJW
w**rvr no i'orrt*s| ktrUti were placed «ilvrr dollar#, •
8t'Vwh-*v«* » rii¥ w | lu »p*ml t h ”
w h o la a ta tlo n e d a t th« V S N a rlectrsf ti
A
mK h ttf I WV f«M Iht* I'm shyt IT IlkK In the negroes nf the BoU
fTiuuii.ilif n( th e wiek a it h Mr • Mr, and Mr* C It Herrinjr v a l I la » e th e re
(llh
rt
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to
Mr*. tii-.rvv- It Vt. < ». 11 ha* rv « ihI Mi* F K. ItiU hell
>i» rttts luii**i frittii Smi At the top of Me V w | i
and d aughter, t'a m ly n Anit* of
ford Thru* M i« II II Mat a*lm hirthilak r»ke iced In th e tbd##A
turtn-il fii.ii* 1
l ■ v,I,.r»- *l'iv
liainpUtii, Va., «re »}H-ndinB thi*
D irU lM ATS TO -SAII.
- -F n
ha* Irtt'Ti **-1s i• , » , t 1 relative*
J T lltw ly ha« retunte-i H iek with Mr
ml Mr* A, i .
toQjg-*1'* ► -y v .
—arc/ * *■-^ A flfT lN C T O N . Mayir A—
ITIIVP nil ||ll*-| 1>w11nM ~'r»,|Mirt on thrr aecentuateil the m o tif. ,
Pouring tea were Mr#* * MdlUi
th* miHi'UIIv
Movement of Aata diplomat* and
V|*ritof>tl i*r hid ami Mra fiahan while Mr#, M#Mrs
F
l
cn( from Mmtif ‘>ii>rv 'h e spent hi r ilrtuphtri. Mra. O A Davt*
l-ieut. K. It Kermlp has left U» n atin n rU to t.isbon to t»e e il aolin, president nf the auiilkSF^t
*«ini»' tim e w»ih h.
.Ia*.fhler
------------j return to the Midlaml Army Fly- c h in re d for American iftplornata, chalk’** of l hi iM|i|fBliittia 1 pru cut It e cake.
\h** Joanne A n a rrtlu ha« rt | >»‘if HcHihiI. T fin « , a fte r ppemting to n silla r offiriiU amt nationUD iEr#in wn lt Mr* IfmirntfN*- pfi*
T here were about fW perKMH
Frivm ii »*f Mt* J N. A t t a r - 1 tu m id from Columbia* S. C. a few iUyp with hla j»arenUt Mr. will begin Thursday
in attendance
Activities
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MBS. LOUMNB BSAL, Bocfcty Editor
♦
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*4j«teS W i l k e t t o h T o t t e
P r e s e n t e d In R e c ita l
.
A
an
H ta ^ C o o tao - A 11m . -MoMwtt wlU
_ Ib o a t M itt Geraldine W ilke n o n
BltO o ’clock In tho Oelado ltlfh
School, a t i l t tod by MU* M artha
C trr* n » T . p ltn o pupil of M in
Fannie Hoba Mu neon.
Tbo M ittr« Thelm a Leo ar.d
M arlnrie W Hkjr¥ ^ 1r ~ 1U - a * t- a t
Uihor* and JoA nno M rekt will
dlatribttt* tho program *.
O u ta ta n d ln t number* on the
program Include "My W ayo" by
JfflM R lttenbouio, "T he- Day U
Done" by H enry W. Longfellow
and "T bo BDhop'i C andlootlckt"
by V ictor H u tu , a h ith ly d ra m a
tic reading.
The com plete program follow*:
Mary Muncut 4
Pillow F ighta—
! .........................
Parker.
Th* Crow L ady—Mary Moncure P ark er.
My W |g e—J re tie Riltenhou**.
. Not My Jo b — E dgar A. Gu**L
Da Dago S»**te#r — F rank
O 'H ara.
Da Weddln*—Irving 8 . Gibb.
Country G ardena—Percy Clraln-
bo k tld In tbo M aao n k H all a t
7:80 P.M . to bo ptocodod bjf ■
eortTcd d ith su p p er a t 8:10 P J I .
to honor a ll v isitin g n o n b o ra and
m other* In th* O ; E. 8 . All
offlcor*
r t ronuettod
r*que«trd to w « r
officer* a re
A
form al d rtsa and thaao brio t i n e
*
tho ta p p e r or* aakad to bo th ere
by 8 tlS P.M.
C ounty FederaIr
T S o rt Inal*
*a f l u b .
will
o f Wi
at
moot in Goner* beginning
the
Senior
10:00 A. M. withh
Council,
Homo
Uom om tr*U on
Club*, w ill bo hot te a t. A eo cored
,dU h luncheon will bo »erred a t
the noon
Tho T .j B 1 . Claaa o f the F ira t
BaptU t C fu rth will moot a t tho
homo o f Mra. L illian
Vickery,
b 300 W. T hird S tre e t, a t 8:00 **M t|tding W all—Robert Frost.
P. M.
Minuet— Paderw»kl.
Th* Bishop'* C atidletlkk* —
ntiUAT
The W. H. C, W „ Mro. J . L. V ictor Hugo.
Deep Purple —P e ter De Ko*e.
C lark In charge, w ill aponaor th#
The Day I* Done -lle n ry W,
tew ing aeoolon fo r th e Red C rot*
Lnngfrltnw.
► In th* W om an’* C lub from 0:00
A.M. until 12:00 noon *nd from
1:00 P.M. until 6 :0 0 P.M.
Th* cU tin g m eeting o f th* Ban-.
• ,’ord G arden Club M r the year (ala d io lu C lu b M e e ts
will bo held a t 10:00 A *1. In
W ith M r s . B u r n e y
k
tha. T o u rlat Center. _
’ — Tb* Sally
H a rrlo ln ‘ Chapter,
Mr*. Jack Burney and Mr*.
D aughter* of A m erican Revolu Mona R iggs e n le rtib ied f» r memtion, will .m e e t a t th e V "n«
b e n of the Gladiol* Club. O rder
Ur*. L. P . H agan a t 3:00 P. M. of D a E aitern S ta r a t th e horn*
w ith Mra, A . ft. Key aa eo-hotleaa. of th* fo rm e r uri Magm "
Tha Sanford Homo ptortom tra- nu* la st week.
I
lion Club will moot a t th* homo
Mr*. M. F. Sm ith preaMeil over
of Mr*. Roy Till!* on Kim A v lh* builneaj »e*»ionP
on, opening with
enue a t 3:00 P.M.
th* Flag Sa
Salute followed by the
Tha W oman'* A u illla ry of Holy Lord's Pra; yer A flcr th* bu*ine*«
Croaa Episcopal C hurch will tnon- m eeting ^toe
e member*
continued
memuera com
inuro
*or a bridge luncheon In th* P*r- with the defen** work In w lich
1
iah Houee beginning a t 1:00 P.M th* club I* now eng*g*ii.
Refreshment* were w rv n l by
Reaervatlon* m»y be made by
w
U
•••■if
: ;n'”; riiv',h‘Cb'-Ul,y *'*
r--.
I
111HItI(VSIIITmilUC S.4KERYl'tCK.HE
Som ething new and
iprapen*
a l r t in conapo* for t h a t cocktail
dt
p a rty : M*ko up , r k h '
dough, f t r a t ^ ie cra ^ tw o
Inch** and Ik b c h th ick . Center
each with cooked, peeled frankfurL Roll up tho dough o r t r *nd
•round, pinching edge*
keep
In place. O ut In . one Inch aUraj,
n
to
aide* up on gnai
A rt
v
a
sheet
at unite* f
t
f i b
s
-
-
if e Ct/A
G a r d e n C lu b M e e tin g
To
F e a tu re
F p ru rn
bilcr*»tlng
program
b**n planned for th* la*l g e n e r a l
m atting of tb* Sanford C arden
Club fo r Ui« y**r which will be
held In lb* T ourist C*nter on F ri
day m ontlng beginning a t 10 00
o'clock, It w*i
aunouneeil thi*
monifng*
fn»* me* tin e will b* In tho
n a tilrt of a
forum
centered
• round tb* them* "On G uard
Tb* Home
F ront—Cn-0|ier»!injr
for V ictory",
Bom* o f lb* queitlon* answ ered
will b*. "W hat la N atu re’* C reate at G in"} "How 1* th* Sanford
Garden Club aiding In th e ir de
velopm ent f i W hy did Pre*blent
R b o acrtlt oak garden club*
r u r r r on th e ir program of b e au ti
fication
along
with
defen»e
WorkT” ; "How aenilble I* your
victory g a r d e n “W hat l* a
Victory garden J ’’The annual report* of the of
f k e n and com m ittee
chairm an
will ba Incorporated In the an•w ere to Uielr
queatlon*
ami
•how how d o b a n d gardening *ctivlllea a r t tielng up w ith de
fense work.
P real dents of tb o Ju n io r G a r
de* Club* .wOl re p o rt on th e ir
I'llHE TO
\\\ PlfKIliK
,,o w T W IN - P A C K goes to w orjt for U n cle Sam . W h y ’ Be-
b a k e rs in D ixie to introduce b read e n ric h e d w ith
R e c e n tly G overnm ent A g e n
cies recom m ended that a ll w h ite hi ra d
Ire e n ric h e d . In quick coop
e ra tio n w ith our governm ent the B a k e rs o f S o u th e rn B re a d are n o w m a k
. •.ns. i vi w a xe d
ing not one — hut three d iH c irn t K N R IC H K D lo aves
. A ltliouglt th is is not a law the B u ke rs of So uthern
im m e d ia te ly identified by the bt and nam e " S u U th ri n '“ and the w o rd " E N
double w ia p p in g . T h is means that the e xclu sive, p rire w in n in g , patented
R IC H E D " on e ve ry wtnt>|Kr.
T W IN - P A C K fe a tu re has "en listed
fo r the d u ra tio n .
e xclu siv e , p atented T W IN - P A C K feat ute has "e n lis te d "
So u th e rn Bread s now com e to yo u
in new
w rap p ers
and
each lo af i i now c lin c h e d w ith an e x tra am ount of needed v ita m in s and
m in e ra ls t.» p to v id c b e tte r n u tiitiu n so
hi
for the d u ra tio n , but Southern B i ra ils — unchanged
p rice —
in looks, ta ste or
ENRICHED w ith im|Hn t.m t to h e a lth B v ita m in s and m in e ra ls
g e n tly needed t o
— w ill continue
m eet the p resent em ergency.
to Ire one o f
(h e b e s t and cheapest
sources of food e n e rg y yo u r m o n e y can buy
Sci vc them
today — and evei y d a y. and h e lp youi fa m ily a ch ie ve the
I lie B a k e rs o f Southern B re a d re a d ie d the need
h e a lth and stie n g th they need to do then mb t.a V t c t o iy l
foi b e llc i n u iiit io n e ight years ago w hen,they w e re the first
Sold by b ctlci tood
to ie s e v e ry w h e re .
€»*AA4t?BREAD
IS ONE OF
THE 7 BASIC FOODS IN THE
GOLDEN RULE OF NUTRITION
s fjK i: & r ix u /.?
*
i y J o e M a rsh
And each lo a f is
P ic ,ill. n f th e ir ow n accord, a i r co o p e ratin g a t once hy e lim in a tin g all
to offlco to highlight the pro
''
T h is im
».in-r "1 :tu- vs.ii r in c rg riu y the g o vernm ent has suggested that bakers
1 An
--. -
vita m in s
p o rta n t trend has been s te a d ily grow ing
R o m w h e re I s i t . . .
m
^r
The best bread package in America! That’s what the judges of
the 1941 All-America Package Competition proclaimed Southern
TWIN-PACK Bread when they selected it from 2 0 ,0 0 0 entries
and awarded it FIRST PRIZE in the Bakery Products Division.
Cfmpbell, Mr*. It. A. M*t*»n »rvl
Mr*. L. II. Ilni-»n
- ■ ■-
- iC
i
to
M. L. Haborn, Mr*. A . I s 8 Lacey
and Mr*. Lourin* Baal a* boat-
/
r—
m
vited to attend.
Ml** M rrjorl* C ogbum will pre
te n t her dancing pupil* In a r e
cital a t
th*
Sem lnol*
High
School a t 8:16 P. H oponaored
by th* JournalU m C lass.
T “(
public la Invllod to a tte n d and
tickets m ay b# aocurod from
member* of tb* Journalism Claaa.
Th* Gra-Dol C hapter of ‘ lh«'
Sub Dob Club wlU b# hoot***
a t a May Day dance In th* City
. Hall w ltk lb* “ Hap C *to“ a U plcc* orcboatra fu m la h ln g
Uia
Ik .
8 ATDRDAT
£ Th# C rcotlan M uak Club will
moot In tbo Faun;# R. afunaon
Studio on MyrlJ# ^ v o n u * a t 1:16
P. M- M ra. C h irk * WUk* will bo
tbo guoat lin g e r on th * program .
t
P e r son a t s
% Socitifa&flendaT
Tn<JRSftA~Y
__
_
T h * rT o v o M b d -C li
m p
la U tt C o u rt T im * o
aT
t bu
8:00
P Si tl.
Mr*. O. H. B ro wmn will
will hh aa rr tt
charge o f th* m n u Motion fo r
Ih t Hod C roat In tb# Woman'*
Club In tbo n o m in e . T ho public
io lavltod to a tto a d .
PAOfc
The Bakers of Southern
Bread jrive you three kinds
- -
ENRICHED with Vitamins
for Vitality for V ic t o r y
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MOWERS
3 -Game S en es
With Cleveland
BOSTON. May It. WV-Thv
llnaloit Jlrtl Bo* Itombardnl a
trt*
fit»-h.r«efnr (g
• a y ta w white yos
te a got them.
E M E R IC K
H A R D W A R E CO.
MS E. 1st Bt. Phon# 397
game errire with the league-lcanIng Indiana w ith a 13-3 trium ph.
The I ml Ians, who h a rs keen
jittery tine* the Hockera broke
their 13-gam e winning streak,
again w e rt ragged afield and
mads to u r errors, which gaee
them a total of nlna for the
series.
They did, however, send the
rsle ra n V ernon Kennedy o ff to
an enew ragtag sta rt by see tin*
la the first Inning against Km
C hats, who kept their IS bits
well se altsrtd whits going ths
distance. Tbs firs t Cleveland ralsrus, however,' gave ths Rad So*
an unearned run In th s second
Inning and they clinched lbs asm s
In the third by uncorking a sU>
ru n 'A M tf 'th a t ''d r o v e Kennedy
from the mound.
T mI William* led lbs Boston
stta rk by re ttin g a alngle, after
b sslinc out' a bunt *g*lri*r She
ftatfoolsd Cleveland infleldere, a
doubts and his a lith homer, which
cams in ths fourth frams after
John ay resky had slflfled.'
L e a g u e S ta n d in g s
T IM # * .. b r a w n * ____
O X U ■'- W tOM. .. . , w
- w rm
iiro'kr It I .S U N . T. is ii
IH 'ba II a .StSCtorta'I f II
■t. I- I I I I .III CVe.
Ill
Roaloo II l l . l t l JtilL
t It
Recall* WooteeSor
H i * T *rU
I , C in c i n n a t i t
tirnuhlra *. hi . i-.t.i. i i l l
■Ins*),
era
<!•
lll
lit
in.
notion 1. riU ib u rah t
I’tlllait.lpkl* I, Chlrasn 1-
TO D A Y and TH U RSD A Y
THE GAYEST MERY-OO-ROUND OF LOVE AND
LAUGHTER THAT EVER MADE AUDIENCES JtOAIJ
Tb«ft»
AM K a tlC AM
111?#.
N.
Y.
noiton
Detroit
LK A U 1H
W t. T rf.T M H
W I. Pfj.
II T ,TM .WMK.‘ t.4SU!<l|
l i t .M f N tr U
sa T
ptiii
II I .IIS Chip.
R h r Ii i
H ik u o
In n In g a )
4,
Ym U H m
New
« M JM
9 i a .119
4 If 1»»
York
S tit
l ith viand 2t llotlon i j
I>ttrnt| I, I'hlladalthlB 1
fU. laoult
W ashington S.
J o l t i n ' J o e D im a g g io
S m a sh e s 2 ■ H o m e rs
NEW YORK. May fl- W V Joe DIMarglo booetai the New
York Yankee* Into eecond placa
In tha Ameriran League with
two home run* and a triple th a t
>fty Wallace
Stops Pirates
In F irst Start
FA RM ERS’ M A RK ET
X9T O V fW llt.
ad
10M
o '"
,
w as
to 3®* f° r B®” 1** *7*
fo r King sad M l tor S«r***r.
Men.WomaiOTa'40
PITTSBURGH, M ar fr-W V —
Jimm y Wallace, a tW ,.^ P P J f c
cheeked boy with o wtaatn* amOe
end a pretial curse, mad# Ma
bey u i blf league hurler f o r
the Boa ton Brava* yaatarday—
and did a man-alaod- cbora of
throttling tha Pittsburgh PiniUa,
T—l, on all widely acatterad hlU .
Tbs tO-jresr old D ra m south
paw frtahman who propped pro
fessionally In Wo horns town of
Brid report. Conn, Is lbs im allest
member sf tbs
staff.
O aa BltUso a ad Three Hasdrad MlIUsw—Taaeo paid Gov't
-IM t» by
ladasliy.- . -
ARCADE “
P ack age Store
Don’t BeW eak. Old
0 . D. FA R E ELL, Owner ‘
rh sM
.
M ilker Bid*.
Deferise Shop News
ALEX R. JOHNSON
Thera wars throe trainees In
tha (Radio R*p» Irin g CUaa which
closed on Miy I, wao had a por
te d attendance record. This re
cord meant, that th*N wen. a fte r
their regular work waa over, a t
tended cuss i l l ho*re each night
las fir# dayi a week. The*# men,
Refcart C. Miller, Calvin A. Old
ham.’ and
Burbridga
Ratliff,
have shown a fins aplrit and are
flow ready, should tha call come,
to aid their country In a site!
field fos our defense.
The new elais In Radio Repair
ing has now reached the lim it
of enrollment. If snyons la still
Interested In this type of tra in
ing, they m tr call a t ths office
and placa their names on a re
served list and should a drop
out occur, they will be given tr a l
plsce. There la still
room
In
wsdlna clssaes tor a limited num
ber of addlUonsI trslnees The
hours le these rlaiaes have been
reduced from ft hour periods
to ft hour periods.
Ths machinery for the bout
building classes 1* being Installed
this week. All preliminary work
that la asaenlial for the operation
of theae clsi.ce la being taken
care of.
..
I yvlnh t o e x p re s s my thanks to my frie n d s
in F e r n P a r k a n d especially in the Cassel
b e r r y s e c tio n o f F e r n P a r k f o r th e ir
Federal Market
e ilirA O O ; F o i l
r i- A .
dO LD R X
ilK T . H U
K T H O N U K Il
ro ll
ri* A
I'A M C A I, M K T
K T H lIN fJ.
r.it; n m CAteir
MAIIKKT HTKADY
f’ir» tlik frln l 1 1‘ara <>n i r it h 3ft
I'ara #rfl»e.J I KI.A 1 a'AMK
FldUllf (>A. fair to ***>■#! qualMi
I dog.
l 71-3 "«
4 dog.
I.fi t IS
I I 4nn.
rnoBlir
ISA-l IS
! 11! M
irikillBV N I 'r t a
r a g t Una)
county, fit* carried Sanfonl hy
four Y fite i, w ith (14H |o 0 4 4 . hut
lo«| out in ll*c* cou nty by .131* *.«
53.1,
T h e to ta l voti* in t h i* ra re
whb :
Mr. O vctaU ccI, IT#7 ; Mr
IlnlU nl. 1017.
IA dog.
I Sn-l ■«
Joe Hendricks surprised rvrn
moally
Hi
■t ’g
1 in -1 *ft bfca matt irvfcitt Mipporlrm by lb**
l'l»fRl, 1 *4 dn»„
! | j site of hi* voto in UiU cutrnly
•
d»»g- fnm» fair I
I 7S He carried the city by *lmo«t
t*Al#lr., I V f t f l l , I ' " r r a l i t
five to fine anti the rcunty |m
cliift" by. over («a lt| *»nr. Mr
rnrrirtl rvrry prtrlnct in Ihn
county except Ovink>, SWtia md
O?rriklft. ftnd he tied the Int1**r
llemlrickg* lotal vole in the
rily wng lOlfi in 27*1 for Pink
inftou nnd 33 for tSirn*. In the
r c u n t y he nreivisi GHM Votes in
273 fur Parkinson and I ft for
Sim®, m aking a grand total of
I f ill , to 552 ami H5.
McAKKB IN NAVY
JA CK BO N V H .IJ!, May fl-W >
—G eorge McAfee, etellar rig h t
halfback for the W orld Champion
Chicago Heart of tha National
P ro fc a.lo n f| Pootbvl l^ a g -e and
form er all America player fo r
[hike U nlverait).
reported
for
active duty at th a Jacksonville
Naval Air Blallon yraterday.
B r a d y A n d S m ith In
C lo s e R a c e F o r S e
c o n d P la c e R u n o f f
W ith E . J . N e ls o n
Iripx Green also pruveil a »trvtng
cr»n tender in the ru n 4 for to n
gfewMnan «* large
lb* |^il l«*.|
7 7 !*
V d l# t
m
N n n fo irl
\ < 314
f«»
n v i f t n - e t , l if t for to h e n aril
2** fnr Ter>»»»
In the count)
IIAFKETT 8 TOU N. N. J Ma, G reen got 111 to 2*2 fnr O tr*
end fanning seven In 7 1-3 In- r. (AT—A rv g ln g fire
in
th< fttrrrt, HH for f*ohen and 53 f
nlngr.
The total voir
heart of (h it town pf 3.000 |wr T ervin.
B ookie John Lindell made hi* te n t gutted a lank and a dr lirM 'ii, 11UO; O v rr'trn 'b *»!•■,
first s t a r t on Ihe mound for the partm ent sto re and dam ageil ee <‘«>he»i, 204; nnd Tervin. HI
‘Yanka and yielded fo u r runs to I vcral
. . . . sm aller buildinga over *
Ju d g e
S t b r in g
receive®!
llf li
the Boa In three Innings, two of | half[-block
a re a
before
being vf | e » to <124 f o r T T T u r n b u l l
them through Yankee error* In (,rm
Eugene
i\. M a tth e w ^ g o t
1121
the flre t Inning end another an!
e hom er by Wally Moera In th e I ~ ~
teepnd.
T“
HRK IN JEUNKY TOWN
FLORSHEIM
L ightning flat he# o v e r tha earth
continuously, etriklng on tha a v
erage o f 10 tim es a second, or
1,000,000,000 llrnee a year.
I wish In pxprpjut my sincere thunk* mill up|irrciitlon for tho nplcndld aupiiort Riven me nt the iKill.t
in ycutcrday'a election. The confidence nhnwn in nte
by the people wan mont gratifying unil mnke.t me mure
determined than ever nut to diiuippoint them.
PHONE
9149
YO UH
To thoae who now find themselves without n can
didate, I extend n cordial welcome Into our camp. We
aro going to win and we are giarl to have you with u«.
R rrN T E R
Again, thanks for yot#- continued sui>|)art and
co-operation.
310 E.
Fourth S t
E. J. Nelson
Candidate for LegiitUlure
Group No. 1
(PaM Pell tic*I Adr.)
la 3-tone tan, la browo-andwhite, la veatllated calfskin,
thesa easy-going Ylor*hc(m»
will be your favorites this season I
Wear them for spacious comfort,
porous coolness s i s l a d for
fiaer-than-eref Florsbela quality.
i
y
B. L. Perkins
CORRECT
MEN’S WEAR
and wall paper.Don’t pul oH aeeded.repaln
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k* »aa3
lla
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E T T A K K IT
amomovA t m
NEW CUJO? ANV
By PAUL ROBINSON
W k N o o w n o u se r 1’
VIWWIA ? SHff WAS
A W f raiS N O M THS
nil notHm s V
F.H.A. Financing for Repairs
fCH AVE. a t Rth.BT.
I CANT* UMCeCSTANONOuJ
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t
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a w on in s
CUUflYOU
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j e s t e d .’
IMIONE 713
aTJWAlMCHWIT
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Ivy War Bond;
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Our Quo to
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« -------------------------------------E a U b l i s h c d In
1908
SANFORI) H ERALD. WEDNESDAY. MAY 7. 1012
Japs
ip lta l o f S e iz e d M a d a g a s c a r
M r iu b e r
A s s o c ia te d
I’rosa
M M HER 1!»‘J .
Capture
vj la p Force Pushes 25 Miles
Burma Road Into China
Over 11,000
A t
t a r » m it » t « c n « i ,
IV A S IIIS G T n V
^ e . RAF ham m ered a t
U ttgart, aouth Germany in»tria l center, f o r the th ird
We n ig h t and eontlnw ith d a y lig h t a tta c k s
e r France.
T he Red A rm y reported a
edge ha*, been driven h e
re n two G erm an forcea
fo re Leningrad and anothNaxl detachment la encircled
at Of tho boalrgrd city.
Russia baa thrown Into, her
Spring offtnihro Iht first of
roaenrs dlvlilona raked and
Inod dorp In Slborla la*t wln\ and tna fresh, troop* have
iturad an Important river val- from th* Gormans, Rrd Army
patch*! nld yesterday.
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vanguird of tho new
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Instructions
Arc Announced For
Signing May 12-11
ru*
Knd< At S 1*. At.
For War Rooks
III
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Wm- hum<*ii M*i i
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n n ttr-ittic k a by tw o
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May
British L o s e 1,000
Men In Invasion Of
Madagascar, Take
Large French Base
American (iiinho.it Sinks in Philippine Waters
K een » u l f r r p ,i »*,# la a t t h r e e
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titled 2-275
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p o rt* q d <u \ p r
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did
tl*v|:
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S tealin g a march on the Ja p s, D ritlih fo«n - < r i j | i , » l
th a German tore# b o ld in g
Kh banka high above the riv er f i r Crunch Island of M adagascar Show,, rl-..
Id th e account o f th* e n g s g e - 1nr.vr, ra p lta l of th* MHO mile i.lnn.i uha-h lo
tttl, published In th e army n*w s-j ru ,,p|y |,,l r . jn (hr Indian i T h e
1' s si.,i
pvr Red Star
i
1 lin t , it n e e e -« n r> , A m e r i c a n t ,* rr .
O n th e second d a y , lh.
in
o r r e g i d w
Figur^ Includes Men
In Armed Forces
And Civilians At
Manila Bay Forts
m o th e r G e rm a n D e
ta c h m e n t T ra p p e d
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all
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lal Day will bo given a hoepltal lo ry of Ihr Seminole C ount]
t . n i ll ift-t fo r ■ h n jr , lo n g l i m r , '
b irth ra rtlfie lta and will have Cham ber of Commerce, will out
1wns \t r sSh#rman*a advlre.
th e ir plcturoa tak e n In ■ group, lln* new and im portant developA m ass i. ,-ltng of ail seniors
Mlaa I’egram t'Tnlalned.
iiirnta In the 1* »r Savings l’r>snd all grad u alrs of Seminole
An added f u t u r e to th* ho*- pram i t b m evling Friday at
end other high echoole betw rm
pllal which ahoulg prove of In- 1 30 P.M of the county com m it
IIAM LET, N.
May 7, 1/17lId
Ihe ages of |H and 2ft has been
te re a t to the via It o n la lh* new tee a t th* City lla ll. John Kaha. T hr 30-hour m anhunt for William
railed by Principal G- K. McKay
delivery room w hich waa fur- <tato adm lnlalratnr, has advised Dawk in*. f*0» N fgro c*n»#nl«rrt
JA C K SO N V IL L E. May 7.
for
the purpose of revealing In
r d n n - , nlahed and (quipped by the Chase « a l cfflciit*.
Mr. Lehm enn I* rndnl m blaiinff fu n fir# when an — Mure Ilian 3fHHi tons nf s tre r,
* fam ily in memortam* to U r. *nd i d*puty a d m ln iitrato r In the arm#«l po*«# cif about 100 trark - ra r rails, unus*,l In Jacksotkvllte form ation about the Army A ir
Corns and the three ways of e n
Mr*. 8 . O. Chaao, Sr.
W ar Saving! Program .
#d him (nt/i a iw im p and »hol sinvr 11*341, started flowing Into listing. l*rof. McKay, who haa
Th* public Im boon oatondod a
AR team cap tain s and other him to d rath aa h# fled into tha Ihr rru rll.lrs of war today as
liven designated as a fa-ully a ir
cordial Invitation to allond th* m rm b o n who assisted In thv fjprn.
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at
Nemlnola
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High School by R;CO P. M. Mon
g n to fu lly ncknowladgad.
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ln»l* County C om m ittee.
In a family.
a as to l*r pried oi-l of Ihe pave
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L ess
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S late and Federal olflcials, with ar* needed In th* Naw Officer*'
S o u g h t num ber of new development* In
\V. J D arkness, stale W PA ad- Training Program, snd It l»
Ihe W ar Aavlnga Program , and
m ln i'lrn li.r, pulling up tha first said U be a good opportunity for
It la highly Im p o rtan t th a t wo
one.
men to
antgr
thla valuable
h ave a conference of tho worker#
"T here'# enough m etal In ' the branch of th« aorvlco Whan te
In ouch county a t th* o a rlk s t*
m ils her* m iirtl In with an equal e to ta l by the A m y . anllatooo
m ttlM today. “T h o Ubm
has poeetbl* data."
q u a n tity o f pig Iron, to m ake 181 will e ti r l avlttlon rtidat tralttm edium tank*, to build 141,120
Th* m ealing It eip*ct*d to la st
Mr. D ark n ess aald. ,
Wag than aa hour,
with otpontco paid, la Icac thaw
C
ity
a yaar, uaually tight months
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“TU i Spring and tum m tr ttK*
aul Moore, Is
Winner In Navy
i Emblems Sales
>I’f 2**•**...... .. i*
in* in
l^tcai Hospital
Will Hold Open
House Tuesday
1"
Lehmann Will
Address War
Savings Group
Mr. and M r?.,
Field Attend
Aunt’s Funeral
Posse Kills Negro
After .'{0-hour Hunt Jacksonville Will
Live
Car Bails
YounK Men Will
Get Air Corps
Facts At Meet
Income Tax
Exemptions
ifS w 'is r
1 Of War C ro
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flppU In FiU
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News Briefs
KILLED AT CORREGIDOR
wlU moot tonight a t l i M
a t the Woodmen n a lL
o’clock
:*F }> lira. Claude BoaaWy of Elm
•*■•**• Avaoue and Tenth Street baa an
fMMj unusual trumpet flower that baa
* te*h errrrel huodrW blooms.
POLK COUKTT, May 7,-A ndrraon Smith, Polk City youth
who enlisted In the Army a yaar
i n , waa killed at (Jorregidar
Mar 1, according ta a War Doport wont notice roeelred by his
cnllaUco may try for an oftVora
rommlaaloft aa a borabamftor,
navigator or pilot.
Dojro ondoT 11 nood tho cm aont of paronu or rnardlaa t*
n to r tbU branch of the acrrlao, •
and birth rortlfleaUo ami threw ,
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Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 06, 1942; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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